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city where will have and permanent
Bss ssS 2oss cae .ia%s
B'ookiyn. July 18Th. 1913. jy2i stsr
S06 REwARD.Lost tsuppo.ed from board steamb at
1any large travelling trunk with card nailed on the end
rked Ms MORAN containing The wearing apparel o. "a
No Zig incs street. shall Ieceiv'i the abc'eTew"d.
$40 az % Sank sSddIi e:
Rounda il the e change. Wal wallet CON
sa 1. f 9nS and
same At office ss h.ss the above reverb The hs...
DO KEWARD1Lo,t yesterday afternoon in Llsp.p.nd Sc,
and Tn The finder w, get the
IL. o4 e Az T.% &.
Pearl Street House, one money belt made OF bedtciug on
Sas and wh's
e; sad AZ aTi n Road Company made payable
venue and dated June lOh 1873 Brough Auditor
Dr. s soa one tor and forty odd SUsn
payable to my order, and some business. letters from Pburs
The public are cautioned against negotiating the above
9s are not Ss C Me- viii Be
No. rs william street. JOHN NJ SMITH,
NEw YoRk, July 90 1915 jy 2s lwec.
accommodated At 1ls Broom street, near Broadway;
agreeable; terms moderate. iyI9i wsTc
MES cCAHRYLL's INDICATED vAPOK BATHS
ave 81 e. pssSy for
upSa Bs ina sns Open ~
WATER MELONs-WATER MELONs-A frs t rate
w lot aboard schooner Walker. for sale wholesale .nd
retail at Washington MaIkes Slip iya2 st.r
pPACKET SHIP ROsCIUs for liverpool P,s,ep gers BY
At whteh; Tuesday, ash at 10 N. which time
Letter bags viii close at the usual places at IN o'clock
FRENCH SHIP CAROLINE, FROM HAvRE-De6ts
which contracted by the will not paid by
the Captain nor by The con,gnees. ives Ctr
IN Dommckate Of the city Of n York butcher
to the same with the vouchers the
indebted esat of said make payment before
y ''o'' ANN M. DoMINICK. Elk.
S"sef ~ % S WOOD
''' the '''''' and settle J! i $i'
Tor and
verns and with simple "Dpasu he d.
rs g make 'e' ssS M So Chatham
GREAT ;1k +, BARdAINsE; "A. RARE CHANCE-Ths ;,ock
and s best nson. % % Bso
in the city formerly occupied by the Mr. John Hutchns
deceased, will be sold cheap for cash.
Persons setting out in the busnesswould find much
their adv call l2 Chatham Roose
welt, and evan,ne for temselves Im&rc
SPECTACLEs-C. H. PFALZGRAF, OcuIst and Ont,
can Canal St. No ITO (Removed from Broadway 554 has
constantly hand large Spectacle. for short
sighted and far 81 hted persons,
Also every kind Of Spectacle Glasses. iess Imsec
lust PUBLISHED at the Beacon Office, "a Roswell st
y ~ Y, new edition of STRAUSS LIFE OF JESUS
bound 81 co. boa DIS IS cents The Bible of Nature,
tanning the essential works. cheapest book
tan, si2s-Ihe Bestes Of the Bibs cents; Bible E1
French, Is cenExposinan Of Daniel and the Apo,
30 cents The Lite Of Thomas Paine containing his cole
10 The Beacon weekly, containing Astronomical
jy6 cod 2wsr
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Passengers to Arrive.

,SAvANNAH-Brig S,vasnah-Rev Daniel Curry lady two
children aud Judge Wayne and lady, Dr. Matthews,
lazy AID niece Rogers dy and child Chas Eaton ,nd
and servant Miss Johnson Professor Darby, D. Blske
wood Lieut. Dayton A, Remshart, Andw Prentice,
Il Scudder, II Thomasen W Maxsay, Doyle
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TsEMusy DErARrMyrI, June %, IMs

-.. - TaEAuRy DEPARrMyrI, june %, 1875
NOTICE OF r DEMPTION or TREASURY
~ NoTEs-Notee 4. hereby given that this pepar,nsntm
heretofore issued and included the notice BY this
Department the h day Of April last; and according to the
provisions Of different Of Congress the said
Treasury Notes which become due before the ,st day Of
August will that cay; and all remaining
Treasury Notes outstanding and which become due
subsequent time interest will the days when
they respectively become due.
The included in this notice will be redeemed By the
Depositoes Of the United States in city of New York.
J. c. SPENCER,
o. the Treasury.
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TUESDAY NEXT. July IS, at p M.-Purse $780, one
l. mile h ats, best in s. under the saddle.
y. B. Bryant ito The rules of the course,
is5 lbs) m Lady Suffolk
g. Pauick enters TO carry each weight ch B'ppo
Nm. B-The public is respectfully Informed tlat the
above Prise under the following After
desire purse with Lady Suffolk alone, she to carry
the rules of tho Couse us lbs and Bepoo catch-M Bryant
being consulted Immediately consented and entered his mare
iv22
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES


TN pursuance of law J. JOHN TYLER President Of the
known that pubic will be held the
Lard Offices in the State of Michigan, at the periods herena
ter designated, to wit:
At the and Office at Genesee, commencing Monday
the ninth dsy of October for the dhposa Of the public
lands within he limits of the aforementioned townships and
fractional townships, to wit
North ofthe base line, and Eas of the NERD ian.
Townships tirtyone, thItytwo. thu three, and thirty
four and fractional township thtyve bsreeng on La he
Huren, of range SIX
Townships hirtyone hirtytwo and thry:three and fac
ona township thryfour bordering Lake Huron of range
II
Fractional townships thiryone thirty three and
hiryou bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay, of
Fractional township: thirty thirty hirtywo and th
ty three, bordering on Lake Huron Of range nine.
fractional township Il rty, of range ten:
North of the base line, aud West of the meridian.
ihrty.even and thryeigh bordering Lake Huron and
Mullets Bay, OF range
To rnsps thirty i've hrty-six hiIyseven and frac
nona townships thirty eight and thirty bordering on
Lake Huron, OF range two.
Attic Land Office Detroit commencing Monday, the
twenty fifth day Of September for the dposel Of the pub
lie lands within the limits of the following detached tracts to
wit:
The lot number section eight lot number nine
ton lots three four and section and lot
number eighteen which recently been
veyed nship south Of OF the ridn
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military
The will each kept open for weeks unles the
lands disposed and 10 longer and no private
tries of land the townships offered will be admitted
alter the expiration of the wo weeks
Given under my hand the city of Washington this eighth
JOHN TYLER,
By the President!
Tho II. BLAKE,
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w HEAT-'OO bushels VmI IaG S,o 1;i 81 coy
,vaiat, ~ south street,
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PEALE-S NEW YORK cUxhIUh
AND PICTURE GALLERY,

Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
oAsFdrp "a sEF % wi SNk ssz # Fl
Beside. the whole of the Museum for few days
Longer This remarkable nondescp supposed by many to
be Of eonnectiog link between man ana oats
native Of Boreno where he was found IN savage
on INIT Adm.;S % 70 ,b. whole ONLY ONE SHILLING
There will he on Wednesday end Saturday at
and o'clock NJ in which Mr. Hrvey the Bsdo Sing or
and sword swalower will make his fist appearance IN Now
York. "'stedb' others.
THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY in TIKI
WORLD.
NOW Exhibiting AZ - West Broadway near Anthsny 81,
~ for time-s Double Spanish Live Bull taken neaI
Bu.nos the Plain. by tn. in the year so
the wonderful deformy IN the known vons
He hs. double Wind n Sss soub
He perfectly aound and 10 good health and 70 pc
nine old, and weighs near 1900 POUNDS fIoesson OF
Natural History Surgeon, and ANTAGONISTS would DO well 70
visit ard Judge for the mselves.
Sea Dog Sea Leopard taken alive IN the North Ryer
The head resembling that Of dog and skin spotted IKE shat
Of the Leopard Truly wonderful curiosity. Vol, Mon
KEYS &c.
Admission l2k cents Children under ten years half price.
Good Music in attendance. ly22 ATT
the Elysian Fields, will of on Wednesday. July
26th. -
boats entered
J. II. Kirby, AWo,
Marv Woods Hudson.
And several ehes For the second race OF 5the
following celebrated boats have entered -
Thomas jefferson, Atlantic,
Jno r Stevens, Pushawang
The distance to b. owed miles Jv13 Ney
NASPER HAU SER aud the Wild Boy Of the Woods. the
living Curiosity the world will Iu,c,te in Ho
boken this day SUNDAY aud Monday, He vii, receive vn
at the Hoboken Cottage, from T. M to or. M
jy2f teec
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ONLY ONE SHILLING!
WARM RATHS

KNICKERBOCKER BATHS, 10, B0wERY.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully takes leave invite
i public the above named estsbs consist
Ing Of Wam Cold, and Shower Baths fitted with taste
ard order inferior this city Charge
a the following reduced rates.
. Single Tickets 12k cents, 10 for 81
iy'l aws-m 9OMPERTs.
STOPPANTs BATH-No. sss Broadway. corner Of Wall.
seetRespectfuly his thanks his friends and
the pnbc for the liberal patronage with which he has been
honored for the last 20 aud also while proprietor OF s
Arcade Bath and during the enterprise IF the 81 George He
tell hopes in his erected at great pse
FOR the Of bathing establishment with all TIP
latest Improve and comforts oihnt his will be
neglected please which have heretofore gained him the q
tensive Of liberal public He fatsvs himself -
his endeavor please will continuance Of favon
CHARLES @. sTOPPANL
Lsdies' Baths-entrsnce IN Walker street.
PHI. Cora R.th ,vfoI- ,.As
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CHATHAM THEATR e.

Mesars Jackson u Willard Lesseeg.
Boxes IS cents Pit l2h cents -
door, will ouen az quarter and the Curtain will
aousrter before q o'clock
THIS EVENING-The performance TO comwence with the
DEATH Tt KEN-Maristte, MR. Lewis; Solomon, Nj
L Hunt After witch Song Nv Mr. and Mr., brunton. T9
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OrFIcE AUsUaN ROCHESTER, X. X Go
C.nsndqigua. July 7th, lst3. )
A sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of three per cent. on the
"A Capital Stock of this COMPANY will be paid on the nrn
OF August stock registered 10
the city Transfer Book. Of this Company will be paid their &
vdend. Bank Of the Of New Yok in The city Of
York and whose stock registered 10 the city
will receive p,yment tins flee The Transfer Books will
he closed from the 2ist inst till LIST August
By order, CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
fvlA sfr
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the ght of empon lands
within the limits of the town,hip. above enumerated equi
ed establish the Satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper land Office make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the
day appointed the the pubic sale Of
township, embracing the claimed above designated
otherwise such claim will,be forfeited
THO. H. BLAKE,
avg nj the Land
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Chestnut STREET THEATRE, PHILADEL

ITO LET-From tn 3lst dav OF July instant, Tor q
term Of yes.s this long established and pop
uar house, with spacious elegant saloons scene
wardrobe. library music machinery, nopsrty ana ga NJ
Its well known reputation, both IN europe ana the
United ssary detail of numerou.
and oecur and which present them
OF efficient 70
cure -hch will the chief object Of the proprietor
Address proposals. which shall be considered to
1.-THE Board OF Agents Of the Chesnut Street Theatre No.
81 South Delaware Avenue PHILADELPHIA. jyTtoatsr
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DROTECt ION OF HUMAN LIVE. BUILDINGS Y
SHIPS FROM Ll0HTNIN1--Powers' improved Ligh
ming Condue,on Apply no OF sddre"' A. PoWERs, IT'S
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SHIRT MANDATORY,

AND 0ENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE-Just received the Istest ana moss
OJ approved French pattern shirt genera ~ vi
shirts under garments, hosiery, cravau ~
Shirts under garment made 40 % YLue 'n h,
ing silk " "
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VANILLA BEANS, Sc
nv % m, ,up- nor Vanilla Beans.
. ooo lbs White Ginger Root.
: Soo IN, French aud American Jujube Paste.
ea,k Russia Sheet lsipglass.
For 'ae' ""' j. s. AsPINwALL,
i.,tt.r IS W illsm street
no THE LOVERS OF sUPERloR BLACK TEA
Howquah Mirture-This extremely delicious ans unpAer
eed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe as. I'M
ported now sale Canton Tea Company
Lea Establishment, III Chaths New fort, snd 10
street, Brooklynn Dsckagss Pnss 20 seni' 'De "
$50 tpsr
PORTJ GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsr.tamed and celebrated Pills from Lor,uEa ,
we psroeivs, obtained in thus country Soo s"'-
msnt ON the last eolnmn, fourth page, ~-
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TNFALLIBLE VEGETABLE REMEDY Tor Dyssntery
and Diarrh@a. -
OswEeo, NRw YoRE.
thereby certify that acquainted with the
thi and that IL cnnposed OF vegetables
and those that have efec, upon the
lem have frequently tested Of Dysentey
standing Dianha and u has the
disease. EZEKIEL LOVEJOY, M. ID.
Oswego, June l2th, ls4S
thereby certify that have closely observed the effect Of this
medicine in various Of bowel deng md fully
convinced that IL is highly valuable, th,t all who az
fl cted with obstinate Dinrhea aud Chronic Dysentsry
should have its benefit
Il B. PHELPS, Physician and Surgeon.
For ssieat MlIHAUs' Drug store 10, Broadway.
leo i,ner
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og3 ,806 80 ,222 II
The total increase at all the offices W
crease, is
OF this increase there is at Albany
and West Troy, on NOR chandise
going out OF the State, 5.
And at Buffalo (after deducting the
decrease Of $4,ll4 o. at Black
Rocky on -four and other agricul-
trSal products from western
STAGES,
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RIO MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL Ehs IN
L WOULLElyS -Henfy MgeoD, FinishcI OF Cloths, Gas
.imeres SatInet corner OF Laisht and Washington ST.
~ respectfully Informs the Manufacturer aud dealers IN
woollens his establishment now IN successful opera
on and he prepared TO execute with promptness al
his line hist be conhded TO HIM Specimens Of
his be application TO the gentle
who's names and TO whom he has liberty TO refer
lie also refers following remarks his workman
shp al the EaIr At the American Institute.
Tbs GOLD MEDAL
has warded H. Mgeon for the beautifully I'm
hed Cloths CassneIes and s,tncus displayed at the late
xhibon the Institute have thus borne their testimony
perfection Of the ant by which Mr. Migson has ausmented
Of the of the wealth
~ the United States, by adding, at ring from
fifteen per The value of the cloths submitted
his process Of finishing and preparation The brilliant finish
smoohnes Of the cloths thus satisfy
every who will examine them OF the superiority OF
the process porssed by Mr. Mgeon Manufacturers and i'm
orer will do well TO acquant themselves by personal exam
nation v it'll the merit OF n invention.
Orden may De lefl al Nos SO and Ga Pine ft.
REFERENCES.
Hased, Halnes 4 Co, 81 Nassau St
Lambert h Wolcou, 81 Pine St
w, e. Langley X Co, - Finest
Wilson, Butler " 20, ~ William 81
ID. Brigham, so Fine 81.
jy2a im.r -
Az HEAT, bushe,, pr,me iii lo. wheat, 70, s.s ey
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22
CONGRESS.

The Correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, under date Of February II, says,
The Senate did uot sit to-day. A con-
siderable portion Of The remaining three
weeks Of The session will be devoted, in the
Senate, 10 a discussion Of Mr.. McDufie's
resolutions.
The House e~vinces 4 determination to
curtail all unnecessary expenditures. They
have now commenced a war upon the
CUe.om House officers. Al one eel! swoop.
to-day, they abolished one hundred and
SHY Offices connected with the New York
Custom, House, rcduciH. nc whole nrm-
her Of officers 10 three hundred and forty.
This hill was introduced by Mr.. Garret
Davis, and il was passed, withou, opposi-
ton 10 day. The same fate awaits other
Custom Houses.
Being 10 4 humor for rctreachmcn,, the
House also took up and passed a bill, one
section Of which abolishcs the Office held by
Robert Tyler, Esq, as Secretary 10 The
President. to sign land Patents, and trans
iers the duty TO the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office.
The House resumed the consideration
of The motion to print the reports Of the
Committee on Ways and Means, adverse
To Sir. Cost Johnson's scheme Of relief.
Mr.. Gwiu. Of Mississippi. in further re-
ply TO Mr.. Adams, aud also in reply 70
questions from Mr.. Granger, stated that
the Union Bank Of Mississippi held mort
cages on a vas, amount Of valuable lands
and productive plantations, aud would
eventually be able 10 pay her European
creditors. These were The only bonds that
Mississippi had refused TO assume. The
other portion Of her debt would be paid.
Tie democratic party were 10 favor OF
laying a lax to provide for that debt. but
the wings had opposed it. On the whole,
he insisted. that Mississippi would meet
her obligations as fully as any other lndebt-
cd State.
Mr.. w. Cost Johnson hos the floor for
Monday. The House rejected the bill 10
provide for the adjustment Of claIms OF the
! %reopIe of Wes. Florida, who sustained loses
by The operations of the U. 5. Army ~
1914.
The Madisonian mentions, as q current
rumor, that The wings will add a proviso
TO some appropriation bill, prohibiting
the payment Of any salaries TO officers ap-
pointed by The President during the recess
of Congress. This would prevent the Pre-.
sident from making any appointment OF
his friends 10 foreign missions. collector
ships, the departments, &C., without SUBJ
! mi;ibc the nominations to the Senate,
prior 10 the 81 of March. The Senate OF
course stands ready to reject the nomina-
ton if made.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

WEo Iia JcciI taking a Mus = !es'. ""Ic
returning 10 Chesterfield, OH approaching
the Town. they were attracted to a house
by The sounds Of rejoicing. IL proved TO
be a dwelling where festivities in cc!cbfa-
ton Of Il marriage were lukins place; and.
claiming some acquaintance with the in
mates, The young men joined The festive
lhrong. The wasp's nest, which Was FOLD
cd in a handkerchief, was placed in 4 corncr
Of the ooin. unkown TO the company, and
The dance proceeded. After Il time The
TWO Young men alluded Ia took their de-
parture, leaving whether Intentionally or
not, does not appcar,1 the nest IN IN" roam.
The dance continued. when la. one OF The
females made an eguivocaI SOFT OF move
,ncnt. aud n prccipitate retreat from The
house. her husband l1'lu"inS CLOSELY al her
heels. anxious 10 learn the cause OF his
mile's extraordinary conduct. Scarcely
had the party left the house when i scc0ud.
and a third. aud Il fourth of the female
guests exhibited similar cIuivocal symp-
toms. following by suppressed shrieks and
bcwildcrcd looks. The male members Of
the company looked anxIorsly aud inqnir-
insly al The ladies, who in return, skipped
about the room with wonderful agility,
giving sundry indications that their mys-
ferrous movsmen.s could not be s~a,islac.
torily explained. Suddenly the men be-
came afflicted. though perhaps not exactly
after the fashion a, The ladies', and a very
exciting, but I, the same time very com
ical scene cnsucd, to aucmpt TO depict
which would be a hopeless TASK: ii may be
imagined, but certainly cannot he dcscrib-
cd. The cause of this derans,ncnt of The
festive circle was. however. souu apparent.
The fiddler, who was sishIIcss, feeling
something very sharp enier his check drop
ped bis Instrument, and applied his hands
with great force. 10 his face. bringing TO
the earth one OF the monsters that had
been source Of annoyance. Suffice II 10
say. some Of the wasps had escaped lIom
confinement. and. in revenge for The pun
ishmcnt they had endured, crcpt up the
legs of the dancers, and inflicted their
sting. a. many rs three ami four were
found upon some Of the fcma!es.-Derby-
shire Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

Mr. Calhoun, in Tirginia.-At a meet
ing Of the States Rights party, held in Nor
folk, Va, on the 10th inst, the following
resolutions, with a number Of Others were
adopted:
"Resolred, That the virtues OF the ci'i-
zen aud the sasaci,y of The statesman nrc
prc-c,nincnt!y conspicuous in the charac-
lei ofJOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN;
that TO his timely aud %eficien, all, is TO he
attributed much Of tho late success of De-
mocrncy TO rise with ,igof from their fall;
and rha, whether regard is had Tor the i'm
poriance of the Office or the merits Of The
man, but equal honor is done to both, in
presenting for nomination the great states
man Of The South, who, for thirty years in
peace aud in war. has devoted his splcn-
did talents 10 mankind, tie integrity oflhc
Union. the rights oftlIe States, aud The So
vcreisuIy OF the people.
"Resoired, That in the expression Of
our feelings and preference for Mr. Cal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

Highway Robbey.-On Sunday morn
Ing last, our quiet and orderly citizens
were thrown into 4 great uproar OIL the
appearance Of a Mr.. John p. Lloyd, who
stated that, while on his return from the
camp Of somc Of his fellow wagoncrs, he
had been attacked, about one mile from
town. by a body Of men, six In number.
aud rubbed Of all his money.-i warrant
was Immediately obtained, and a number
Of ciir:ns, headed By Mr.. Sheriff Graves,
started in pursuit Of the robbors. After n
hard days chase, they succeeded in cap
turing The individuals accused, whom they
trough, to town and Judged IN jail. On
Monday they were examined before n
board Of Magistrates. and. 10 defaul, OF
bail, were remanded to prison to await
their Trial Il, the approaching term Of The
Superior Court.
We were unable 10 attend The exam
%inalion, but learn that their names are
Anderson North, ST., Anderson North. Jr.,
Preston North. James North, William
Henry and Jacob Upton, and that they
hail from Tennessee. 4. a. Oseron. Esq.
and Col. N. G. Foster arc engaged as their
CouuseL-Southern Miscellany, 4h inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

mediate execution of the prisoncrs wu,jc-
mandcd by duty aud justified by necessity.
The Court arc further Of opinion that
throughout all these painful occurrences,
so well calculated TO disturb the judgment
and try the energy Of The bravcst anhmost
experienced officer, The conduct of Com
mander Mackenzie and his officers was
prudent. calm aud firm, and that he and
they honorahly pcrformeJ their duty to the
service and their country.
tSisncd) CHARLES STEWART,
President of the Court.
(Sisncd) OGDEN HOFFMAN.
Judge Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

Discovery OF rnnairay shrs and htir
retHrn.-The schr. Empire, Cart. Powell.
which left here gu the Slh inst. bound TO
New York. returned TO this place OIL Sa-
lurday last, TO land two slaves, which were
found on hoard his vessel. The Empire
had proceeded to the northward Of Chinso-
league, when Captain Powell discovered,
for the FIRST time. that he had more passen-
gers on board than bad placed their names
on the way bill, and on euquiry asccr,ained
that the unknown passengers were slaves.
(molher and child) belonging to a gentle
man in this borough. Captain p. imme-
dialely determined TO return to Norfolk,
and upon his arrival proceeded 10 the
Mayors office. and informed the Mayor OF
the circustance Of his return. The Mayor
promptly despatched an officer on board to
receive the runaways, aud a warrant for
the arrest of the Steward. who i,'appears
was ~coguizunt 10 their secrecy on board.
We learn tina, Captain Powell produced
to the Mayor a ccrutica,c from. the pusscn-
gers or board his vessel. avcrrins that so
soon as Capt. p. made the discovery, he
determined to return, III which dc,ermina.
ton they concurred.
Since the above notice was made, we
learn that the steward sIaies that he was
induced TO aid them by tho solicitation of
the husband Of the woman. They were
discovered in the galley. where she states
they bud been slowed two days previous
10 The sailing Of tic vessel. Norfolk Bed
con, 18Th inst.