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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS. s.
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
SAyANNAn. juno 5-I2. u.

Late from Ftoid0.-The Steam packe,
ST. Md,ihe,rs. Capt. McNelty. arrived
from Pa,atka this morning. We have re-
ceiyetl by her the Jacksonville Tropical
Plant, oG Wednesday last, tie couicn's OF
which are unimpor;aut 20 our readers.
Capt. McNe,ly informs US that pas.
scuscr whom be landed az ST. Marys, re-
ports that two or three Indians had been
committing depfedaiions are alicanopy.
The news 10 us in such roundabon,
way that we do 20, feel disposed 10 give
particulars iiiAwo &c: them in more au-
lhenlic form.
Since the above was written We have
received the following letter from our cor
respondent:
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gf lie Republican. !
Tfopiral Plant OEcg,
JACKSONVILLE, June ri, 1913.

JAckSoNVILLE, Juue7.I, Io4o.
Gentlemen With pain have TO re-
cord On atrocinus aalcmp, a, ,ourder by
Indians, in the visiniiy of Newnnnsyillc,
on las, Sunday or Monday. of,he truth
Of the act, there can be no donhI; uu9ecs.
tionabIe authority lias been received at this
Office. The sufferer is a lady; she has
been dfeadfuily Injured, bnrin all proba.
biliiy will recover. or the bard Of ln-
dians lrresu.npiion) only TWO were seen.
Sam Jones and his gang shoald hsve been
driven from the Territory before the with
drawal of tho Army.
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New GsLsass, May so.

NEW ORLEANS, May 0u.
Later from Herieo.--By the arrival OF
The schooner Wm. prynn. from Vera
Cruz, we are iH possession nf our cores
toudepce aud tnil Giles Of Mexican papers
issore received. The intelligence is-nol
wittput iatercsr.
The Mexican government has fte;shned
avessei at Vera Cruz 10 take TO Cam
/ peachy tho reply Of Santa Anna TO the
conditions OF the ;Ga,nreachaDos. which
were sent 10 him by .Ampudia 1or his ap-
,proyai.--There was much speculation az
Vera Gsuz ~ to It's nature; some say he
hrs accepted the terms upon which they
! offer him peace, while Others feel assured
a that bc Isl determined 10 carry on the war
! as lollg 10 he cap raise q dollar wi,hwhieh
: 10 do 50,
The political affairs of Mexico look
more and more threatening The coolies.
headed rncrcl,anls are expecting 4 ievolu-
rton, nfpie bloody Than Mexico has yet
ssea. The times are so critical thut men
hold converse with each other with liiile
siiow Of confidence. so fearful are all THAI
esn nngaaried or rimpetaous remark may
he reporsed To Santa Anna, IS hose spies
z 5@arta ihso3gh the country. The fac,
thar this military dictator is shortly COM
Z ing aowp iohis hacienda OF Manga del
( CIayo, leads many 10 believe thai Vera
Cguz viii he The stage upon which win he
p!ayed The fifst scenes OF tho expected
revnluiion. :. Z: s 4
The cpaducia, with ihe S27O, 900 for
,la: Tra;.od Sfafes rauched Vera Cruz N,
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From Mc sou,lera Rkeorder.

Escape of Conviets.-On the afternoon ofthe
29th uls, just before the hour at which the con-
v:cls are usually committed 10 heircells, while
the door through the back wall was open; and
n portion Of them employed there al work, the
alarm ef fire was sounded by few in the black
smith shops contiguous, TO draw off attention,
when some half u dozen gathered up hammers.
axes. &c. and made their escape. They were
joined by several Of those outside, aud eleven
in all escaped. Trey were fred npon by the
guard. ard one is supposed To have been woun.
ded. Five have been subsequently re,aken
III eifecting this. in contest between some OF
Mr. William Sapfard's n"groes. who were or
dered to aid in ,l,c matter, 4 knife was drawn
and resistance made by one Of them named
George w. Crowdor, committed from Musco.
zee, when blow was inflicted on him. as The
corouer's iugncs, returns, BY o"c or more OF
Mr. SIS. negroes. which has subsequently cans-
ed his death. Cro.sdrr is said to have been Of
noionousiy bad character, and amaug the ring
leaders. Gralian. ialey committed Tor negro
stealing from Wilkinson, another nlions the
worst, ~ sid 10 have been among those rcia.
keu.
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Destructive Storm and less Of Properly
Sabbath afternoon last. tins vicinity WIS VISITED
with Il most awful and destructive storm, pa.
rn,ici 10 which we believe has never been eS-
pcrcnccd IN lllis S,ale. The destruction to
property has been Irnrense. but we ARE happy
10 state that so i.is as re have heard, n" perSnn-
nj injury. extending tr loss Of lilo or limb, las
been sustained. although IN many instances
tha, have been related to Us. escape from tie
ini,ninen: peril in wl,;ch mnny were placed.
seems miraculous. On some farms Over which
the storm passed. not n tree or panel oi icnce
was ,iefl standing. while many houses were
pros,raicd, or very much injured. AZ Mount
Zoar. Il meeting house. abuui iou- miles rom
the city. OH the Riisscli's road. the consrega.
ton was engaged III public worship. aud IN
the m!-t Of the service. the huiise WAS unrooi-
cd. and three Of the walls levelled with The
ground, aud yet. s;ranse TO relate. not soi'in-
r, indiyiluaI received any injury. We have
hearo o. other casts III which the escape was
almost as miraculous as this. A large number
Of cattle, horsys. dc. were killed. hir. J. L.
Bradley, we unG.rstand. Jos, several tine colts.
and Mr. Van Swearsnseus fine mare. Lady
Cry, the dam Of Da.ricy, Tas killed a. lhe
same place.
lhc storm. from all Tie Information W $50
been able to gather. extended about i@''y
miles IN length, aad its track, rs marked by ihs
desola,ion il Carried with il, sccuis 10 lIaYe beco
above miles wide.
The nearest pniut 10 the city which IT reach
ed. was two miles in n northerly direction.
Those who watched the cloud rs II rose, des.
cribe /; as having been Of i green color. and
genlleman now in this city. who was IN Nat
chez at the lime that city was swept by tie
tornado few years since, says that the sa,rs
description Of cloud passed over Naichez. rs
was seen here Oh Sunday last. Oar citizens
have reason to be thankful that the path ofihe
whirlwind was mol directed through our beau-
;iini city, or it had been heap ai iains, In
Fianklor, und Georgetown and the vlcihity oi
those places large quantity Of rain fell caus.
ing considerable damnge.--Lu;ngton { ny }
O5serecT, 3lst Hh.
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From tie correpeaseHis cftae Charleston coE7
OlEees Of The Georgian g. Republican,.

From TIE yJYTcpcndcEfS OF ttc CRnFf<stor C0z:S-
OlHees of The Georgian g. Republican. I
,S.v.rsAm, juno s--eP. b.
Fsom .Flcrraa.--By the steamer Gen. Tay-
Ior, Capt, Peck. and Cineinsa,i, Capt. Smith,
arrived Yesterday we baya received the ST
Augustine ,apers ols the latest dates. Weare
indebted 10 our correspondent The q News
for slip iocu, which we Gu, the following in
formaiion.
News Uffice, Z
Sr. .AuorsT,sE, Junc6, ls43.
Wsrcceised letter from our Jacksonville
correspondent, on Saturday last, giving prrtil
enlars OF The attack on the house OF Ar Hague,
distant about slx miles from Newnansyillc, oy
Negroes or Indians.
onMonday the 25ti UT; news reached New
nansyiiie by two persons direct from the scene,
That sirs. q. magaa was n',irderee 6y inenta,
and ironi 10 70 70 nien armed themselves,
mounted and hasteaed III pnrsiit, gong ny
me residence soi oiaeon iasae, sx niiies d,s.
iaatIoh their way iney me, .nn ,aeniy Q, zen
ben assae. consisang oi nus wIle ana iear
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IFron tLe Assus,a ssn.iaeI, 81 iast. ]

Jrlai Of Lang Lticis.-I!ic Columbus
(Ga.) Argus, oi "Wednesday morning, the
3ist u!t.. contains tde following account
Of tie trial Of Lewis. charged with pariici-
palins in The iobtery nf The Trust Compa-
uy. by a gentleman who came passed.
gerin the cars yesterday morning. and
who left Columbus Wednesday evening.
VIC have lu,cr intelligence. by which we
learn that when he left, The Jury had been
out several hours without making YER
diet, and the rumor was current in the
community thai Lewis had liirce friends
on the jury who were in iavor Of hls ac.
qui,tal.
For week past The Superior Cour Of
ti,is county has hecn engaged in the in,
ve-.iguiion OF the case Of The State vs.
John l.. Lewis. Much difficulty was
found in makins jury several panels
were exhausted before This was effected.
The testimony WAS closed on Monday
evening, aud The argument Of The Counsel
commenced. Up 10 the times Of our go-
ing To press, the following gentlemen had
spoken. Col. Toombs concluded The ar.
gumcn, This morning.
PrisoK,r's Counsel.-Jno II. Watson.
a. McDousald. MI. Wclltorn, Seaborp
Jones, W. I. Colquitt.
Strte's Council. General
Gardner, Jas. Johuscu, HIues Holt, J. C..
il'!oih.
TIE Tidal Of Leris, al Colau,bus.-Wc
learn f;n:r passenger, who arrived on
Saturday bv tie Rail koad, that ,is Jury
before whom Levi, was tried NJ Colnm-
bus, on tho charge OF b.;us canccrncd in
the Robbery of the Bank ii thai place,
came into Court after q siiling oi thirty
hours, with a verdict Of Not Guilty.
Charleston Courier.
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A Ests' s'IRrsntion.-Mr. E. ~. Meader. for
several years employed as compassion IN this
Office, has invented new mode Of locking up
forms and eaIlies. II Consists in the app!ica.
tior, OF sforcaLtc Se-r:cs which arc used with
small key or wrench, wilh straight SIDE and
foo,.s,iciss. The screws. which are indepen-
dent OF the chass, Gun bo made OF diiicreni
sizep are applicable TO uoy form, and can be
used with any chase or galley now made, with
out altering ihcln in the least. They have been
subjected 10 the severesi tests in our niiice and
are7pranonnccd superior by those most capa'
hle Of judging. In locking up with this mode;
no maile,s. shooting. s.siicks, qnoins. or bcveilcd
eide and foot-sticks are used, and the contIi.
vance can be employed OH a stone. or board
having 3 smooth surface, withou,iiyury TO ciii'
er, aud dwithouf making The least noiso. More.
over, there is no novias or janipS oi ihe form
or chase on Tie stone, and the form after II u
locked up requires no planning down, which,
viii prevent great injury being done. 10 'he
face of ihe type. Each screw. although sman'
Is capable Of yielding from Eve 10 fifteen hun
drea pounds pressure, and from four 10 SIX
screws are sufficient 70 lock up with the utmost
safety the largest forms. This can be accom-.
plisted with the greatest correctness, rs the
screws used being OF the same size. one can be
turned the same distance MS the other. eSen by
the smallest boy in the office, and with The ut.
most ease and precision. They my be used
for any length Of time, without danger o!
shrinking and falling out. When The screws
are once obtained, ,lrey Will ias, for years.
Much time is saved with this new mode. in ad-
di,ion to the saving OF material. The inven-
ton has novelty, simplicity, and utility to re-
corig,endit. The inventor has applied for a
pat2j,t, and we hope his industry, ingenuity
and expenses will mec: q liberal retIrn.-Phik
Inquirer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Cheap Liuiag.-A gentleman recently
from the interior Of Connecticut mensious
to us this morning that inc prices Of pro:
duce there are unprecedeuied.y low. The
best fresh butter, for inslance. viii briug
only six cents; veal Que: eeu,! (calves
ready for market, may be bopgbif for Sc
venty.fve cents.l egss.aeight cents do
gen; sheep with fleece on, from seventy
FIVE cents 10 que dollar. The bes, Of cows
may be had from $40 TO $l5. aud every
thing else in proportion.-Ne'cark Adrer-
tiser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

We lcafha from The Mad;souian ,ha,
Samuel Humes Porter, Esq. hes been ap-
pointing Acting Secretary ofthe Depart.
meat Of War during The atschre of tho
Secretary Of War, who left Washington
on Friday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

What is de Most Perfect Gortrnmeni' }
THAT" said Bias, "wherc the inhabi-
lants are neither rich nor too poor"
"That said Anacharsis, the Scychian,
"where virtue is honorcd and vice detcs-
;cd."
"Thar." said Pitiaeus, "whose digui-
ties nre always conferred upon the virtu-
ous, and never the base.
THAT" said Clcobulus, "wherc the
citizens fear blamo more than punish
ment."
THAT" said Chic, "whcre the laws
are more regarded lhaG the orators"
"Ru, that" said Solon, "wherc an in'
sult to the neauesi subject, is an insult to
tho whole communiay."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

The following remarks Of the Ne,c
HdmPsiire Gasette have much sense and
just discrimination in them. When men
accept the position Of political leaders, i.
is, or ought 10 be, as the representatives of
prinriples-and the party they lead have
Tar more right than they, TO dictate their
course. When The leader therefore as
sumes The absolute right Of deciding what
he will do IN given circums'ances,h he makes
his position mai,er OF mere personal dis !.
,inc'ion, aud the presidential contest mere
personal rivalry. -Charleston Mercury.
"Mr. Calhoun has by iuuendo been ecu
surcJ by some Of the democratic papers
for answering "wariy" as it is termed. the
question OF The Indiana Convention, "whc
ther he will abide by The decision of Ma
tional Convention If not himself nomiua-
ted J" In our view il was not proper
question TO ask any of the candidates. II
was proper cnoushto ask their opinions on
naiiOnal politics. but for candidate whose
name had been brought before the public
by his friends withou, uny agency of his
own, IN be asked whether he will abide by
'ac decision Of a convcnlinn il not himself
nominn,ed is a delicate question. Al.
hcrenco or uon-adherence 10 such dccis-
ion, iorms no part Of his political sep,i-
mcnls. aud will no more prove him q dcm-
ocra' than wig. Gcnl. Jackson in 1924.
was run against regular nomination. and
obiained plurality Of votes, aud in 1923
was elected without any other nomination
Than the common cousen, Of his friends,
aud tue concurrence OF the people, and M
convention since held has been anything
more than nero form. For our part
we think any direct affirmative answer
to such question looks too much like
begging Tor a nomination. and that the
course taken by Mr.. Calhoun was the
only modest and dignified answer thai
candidate could have given to such q
question, aad Of course thar he is the only
one who has answered il as il ought to be.
But Why did not tho Indiana Convep-
tion ask Que more very important ques-
lion! certainly no, less impouan, ihuu
any one that could haze been prbpouuded,
question which should perilaos of all
Others bc sine qua non in resardto all the
cahaiad,es LOT 'lie next presidency.
LII is 'his: Is j, constitutional, or expe.
dienl. or admissible. in any event, for The
United States, either by issuing stock aud
plcdeinS the sales Of the public lands for
the interest, or in auy. form whatever. to
assume the payment or become RESPONSE
bic for tho debts contracted by The in iivi.
dual States respectively!
This is a question TO which we should
like TO see, a plnip, aui, and Categorical
answer from every man who is brought
before the public as nominee for the pro
sidency. This is subject which has
brcn already pushed before Congress; and
will be perseVeredin in with quite as much
tenaciIy as tho question Of Na,ionai
Bank. II is question Of The highest i'm.
por.ancc TO The pure democracy Of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

4 Long Pienk RoGd.--Application is
10 he made 10 The mex, New York Legis-
lature, for a charter to construct a plank
road from Rome 10 oswcgo. II IS 10 be
fifiy.,brcc miles long aad cost Si50, 500.
II Is intended to facilitate travelling 10
Canada.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Tailors arc good fellows 10 the long run
ard earn their living by sfeer; Industry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

A RsLEAsE-Thc Charleston Mercury of FRI
day last says: /" Private information having come
to certain gentlemen in this city, which led them
to believe that colorcd woman exposed here for
sale, was in truth free person, and the same
that was abducted from Philadelphia year ago,
cautious and active investigation was instituted
which resulted In establishing the truth of these
suspicious beyond doubt, and she was on We'd
nesday evening, sent back to her friends. The
man who brought her here has, we understand,
made himself invisible from the first. The name
Of the colorcd woman is Mary Loudon.'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

IL Caution.-The Travelling Public cautioned
against paying their; at Albany Schenectady Uca
put the Cars going West OF Utica there other modes
Of conveyance from that place Rochester, Lewiston Mag
Falls and Buffalo, much cheaper and peasaer. As the
OF these lines rot permitted u enter the Car Houses
along the line of the Railroad, il becomes necessary .r the
Propri Of cheaper modes of put the
Travelling Public their guard against tho imposons OF
these odiots monopolies, by this notice.
S,.rarnsn Nnv lSi3 Inr29 4meod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

r7"The ELEMENTARY SPELLING Book, beng
an Improycnent on the American Spelling Book
bv Nom WEBSTER, LID" is published by F." eb-
ster & Clark. l3O Fulton.st. Ere this time, some
Fire Millions of copies of Webster's Spelling
Book have been soda success which proves us
great superiority over any predecessor Inc
work has been much improved since our school
days
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

n Webster g. Clark, 100 Fulton street, have
Just published new edition OF the Enghsh Gram
mar of the late Moan WEBSTER. His emlnence
philologist renders any commentator OF his
labors in this department entirely unnecessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

~ A correspondent OF the Van Buren, Ark;)
Intclhrcncer states that a Mexican officer of high
rank has been captured in the Creek Nation of In
dians, who had been appointed by his Govern
ment to visit the Seminole Indians and to enlist
them in operations against Tcxas.-His guide
took him into Creek Settlement, and as soon as
they became aware of his designs they captured
him and sent his papers to Fort Gibson, whittier
he was to follow them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
throusthe Post Office Will receive prompt attention
WIN. DAVIS,
VI FIN EERE1rQ0N
my.3 6U

DITUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
DMinng Company To their customers and the
o Btumnols Coal in general that the Company.
by enlargng their operations now prepared TO
contracts fill orders for the supply Of coal q
quality answering well for all Tor which
Bumnous used and for many purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information OF such EsoIs INTERESTED a. a.
certificates oconsumers showing the quality and adapaton
Of the Mid Lothian Coal for general and that hrousna
The have also appended chemical examinations snd
anal of their Goals carefully made at different Tunes ana
places by scientific Chemists, exhibiting uDiiorm results aa
fully the With .hese eyidsHes o.
quality the Company feel justified anticipating faff a.
naud for their Coal and that will give entire Satisfaction 10
all who NAV favor them with their
@'' A. s. WOODBRIDGE President NJ. L. G. NJ. Co.
lSt January l8i3
Address-RIcHMoNp, VIRGINIA.
The above referred Circular be had this office.
Gratis, Je24 low
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

ARD OIL.-The subscribers have constantly
IL on hand and daily receiving superior quality OF Laid
OIL Manufactured and Improved principle WIN
packages suit the lowest prices The at;e9Ion 10 Of the
being considered unequard by any other made IL gives
brilliant light free from all smell and s cleff n and and
for manufacturing purpose, has preference Olive OH
ia tf BUTLER & MORRIS, 10 Waterst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

II We have not learned whether day has
been fixed for the trial of the Chavls murdersrs
and robbers, but suppose that it will be left to the
arrangement of Judge Wells. ltls SAID that the
Mexicans who were of the Chavls party when
the outrages were committed, and whose testi-
mony is exceedingly important, have been per-
m;tted to return to Santa Fe but this, we hope,
has not been the case st. Louis New Era
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

CeR1s.-NIr Erastus Dudley, of North Gull
ford having observed in our weekly paper the no.
ce in reference to corn doc.orlng, called INTO our
office this morning to say that the common bean
leaf, bruised and applied upon corns every night
on going to bed, for about week, was a certain
remedy for these troublesome excrcscences' tic
and others have tri ed it with entire success.
[Ncw-Havcn Palladium.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
coal, COAL! COAL!


THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
i having been moved is permanently located at tno
we'll known stagd OF Greenwich and ChIis.opneis
receive direct from their c9eres 9wnsd by & s
pron. sell at least per lower than any ~ the CITY
The Of the Yard will be conducted by the subscn
bers and they solicit the of the public thsr oa
customers aud friends.
Coal by the
hsoug Post Olce I'll receive prompt attention
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

| w 1-N ED-p amiles can procure al Broa6's
iemISancs ohcc "a Gr4a the best Prn;es,anr
cooks housemaids chsmenads and nurses in the city and
charge. ~ ,sa- q S~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

WARM SALTWATER BATHS!-At Fulton
Wv Ferry, Brooklyn open for Ladies and Geqemea
from A NJ until 10 NJ Also e9mm9sdlous sTImm,pIs MINI
NJ aud Gentlemen al all other times Also WsIIa,
Cold and Tepd Shower Baths and Msdieaed vapor Ss,ns
Bath 25 cents tickets Tor g. 80 tickets S5 Cold s?ih as
cents Medcaed Vapor Bath 80 cents. \. b. soap pro
yidd with which the skin b. cleansed well as with ram
xa,sr " ~ " je22 fns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

DOhRD--Onc or two delightful Rooms can be
Dhad with or without board desirable situation
and private family Apply at leo Wooserstreet near Hous