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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

u We cafI The attention Of our readers 10
The Circular Letter ofi!e Edrc6sld Baptist As
.ociation, which appears in our columns to-day.
II il fIu,n the pen Of the Rev. Wm. p Hill.
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IL The 30h day Of November next, has
been set npari hY the Governor of Masschu-
seIls. as a DAY Of Thank.siving and Prayer.
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Getting into debt without intending to
pay. is M Improvement Oh stealiug.
"Man is an initiative ANIMAL" as the
nonacy said 10 the dandy.
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to FAY her particular attention after thar.
the lady was nj full liberty TO break bis
head for his pains.
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Wip1Espar. OcroBtR III. 1919

9 n mH ciin. IL Le Pillars cfhe Temple Of
our LiLerms and q itmust jaH ,re miH Perish
6miLa tie Euias."
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State HIinessrs Why is il. that The
State nf Sorrh Csrnli:ra has made no
provision for State Witnesses. II j. cx
ircmeiy hard for men tn bc fnrred from
their daily avocalions, pay ihrir way TO
Cnurl. aud find lhen>clve, whilst there,
aud receive M remuneration. II is un-
jusr that poor man should be dragged
from his FAIRLY. al an expense Of some
ore or Two dollars rrr day. when at l!;e
-ame time he can larely support that des-
slilu'c family. We kmo" "frcrsouS who
hnve been forced to CharI'ston rs Wit
ucsses, and had 10 pay some fiiy or sixty
dollars nui niiheir own pockets for board
and Irav, ling. and received nothing in
return. because the laws made no provi
sion in such cases. Now we ask our leg
i-latnrs To- remedy this evil in some shape
nr mher. because the law 10 oppressive aud
Notwithstanding Journoi.
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Itis rumorcd. says the Washington Capi.
toI, that The Hon. Amos keSdaiI is in te
Postmaster General. and thai The Hon, G.
A. Wicklific is 10 go cut as Minister 10
Erarcc.-Chutsston Transcript.
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DueVinc. I'VE believe. that among The
many praci,cai good effects. resulting from
The Temperance Reformation. will be ;hc
aboisinrent of the unciviizc'l practice ri
darliing. Gould we trace effects tn their
IrgiIims,c csrsrs. IN nine cases out Of ten,
i, would he founh. the prime moving cause
NJ The chaIlenr given aud eScepled-wns
-'rone drink producing thai excirern. ~
nfIrmper and mind. a!nnc capable OF nJu
cing .he d,abnlical in'cntinu pI taking Il
'ruihrr's hfc.-"S,rong drink is raging"
The DurllIs' It's lruc, in the acl, may hc
clear oft, influence but in The design nf
that act, is il no! TOO frequently recosni.
zed!
1t l,as been acknowledged by The bravcs
'uen 20 he on' pOor proof ul com'1gr.
rhr ercatcsr COW ards. under some feelings
ofrelnpmary excite nrnl, have been known
10 cooiy fsh, duel. a truly brave man
aill. Ia the course OF hs life, have oppor-
tuni;;cs enough Of testing his conr"se. aud
proving j: satisfactorily 10 The world. with
our imbrucins his hands in q brothers
b'noi.
On this same subject Of DurlIin g. The
Hamburg journuialso As we rise once
n,orr from The siupor which came over
The land. let Us proceed with surely and
hc sure. ihnr xe hrn. nd This barbarian
practic ..".-7smpsrancf Adrocuis.
Liriar under hLe :Nh,Reiah. the gnnd
old lines. The irish kings. priGcca. md
thames, correspnnded with "ue anmIIer by
mruns al walking -"'icks, hirh they cover
ed with hicks; irmh which came The prov.
CRIB. mick The post" sanI The Branther.
Thus. when ono prince WAS offended Ivy
auo,hcr, instead of sitting down with per
10 his hand to wrire him n challenge. nc
pulled out his skrne. aud cutting few
icrcc uirks in his walking stick, sent il In
his enemy, and If the la'tcr hroke II upon
the bearers heal. il was understood that
the chall'pse was excepted. II a gentle.
nun became enarnoured Of fair lady. he
srrnighlwoy scot her his stick. with hole
bored through the heart Of ii. aud ii she
returned il with ring fastened upon Que
euL. he became the happiesi Of men: and
when lady carried ring upon The end
OF her sliil,elah, il was understood that she
was belruibed, aud if any man presumed
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RELIGIOUS.
CIRCULAR LETTER
BAPrIsr ASSOCIATION

To THE CuuRcuEs WITHIN HER LIMITS:
Scndeth Christian Satn'aissH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

The DI,rct Cpnri Il tbn UnI.d slar- n, bren 81.
aged since thursday nsrnnp The "a nai ~ The f,al
at 1'n'ge w fsia'n. ri@fg'd "llh lml,n,Hg Inouet
II III the nlird y. =. NJ al ehIle rnplty, \, an ~
,slaai N the P,.l On a Nlneb,srrt N lhc fail III
lsll great nunlrr ui Witnesses were .ts.nlnrd On
hshdi Il tie pr 's'cutn and lie sd. # thr prisoner
aud the Testimony va not einr, lad unil SATURDAY.
Vehns Ola Aland5y N fooe. " liam k'nney. Esq
"Pn"d ihc argument ~ az assistant II, =ei al hr mi
ed States. and els followed Il, \. II N ar. Ia
and ihohas j. Mlebr. lsq .onfrhaifof th- -r.uef.
ma IA ldrsddN the dei He. was Iun'd hy ''urs
NJ Mas n. tel. ana IN atgunisn, co-"d IN t,uaIf :
me pf,seenlfm T., D'sltcl Attorney, M1.,s {. Go.d.
E-q
| ~ Jnry retired ahut r', ,rk and MT brInr ahI.
to Agfe" ~ Tue vrfdrH at hilf pts AZ W. atdrra
ny III" t"ntI lnto ir ehatgr ri II lts HI efs H. h,
KEEP together I'll this IN nun, (Wr,lnrsat
his cas-" has 'Nalltd NJ, d,rp inler. On aceannl
{" The y"nih and fnrf r,pHls lie sla .ny ,fthe nerns
sd. and has brrn The ii ,,rr 81 TN. prraiest
f'sr DISPLAYS Which haa oocn lincssd IA Lug TIM
IN our Count II use.
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a,w es1s ainsef aisss the vu,ss plscs him again in
v~'ssss whs,h he ., 4'aa,!y dis tse--i. dl hs~
i.Sie IN tie late -lcen ~ rs,rt ~ every uaaTsIe
rlrsr. - iafrhase Nnh tali kir xhSi.e tt
ne s.,csi rd,s.sJnsl character. 81 his hrs. facing
sas rset a9 fyeHses. uf his fhiia. IN crcttons.
sd ~" No, had ri lniie snip yd ins une ho had
t>,ap'"d seii n Congress eiIa descenl Ia lw and
lsnshls ialsei, i 10 iar!E.t as ambitions views
- u nusFs tie c4Us' II his opponents IN >s~ch ro
en.s mais d, ;his Bats, he uarqalvHally ass ri-d
tast ) "a it.t-, While VICE Freed ni had declafed
himsrlf IN fsrt-.F Bark of the lii,'~d STATS ham
is IN saitsrs,e~ he! Iron liza, e.. ~, N Company
with - .siftd r~rsin Tbs statement lave rcasn 10
ln,~ Is fa "a every Important partolar hr FRS
iieni Gas only repeatedly denied ut tn thiri pr.
err WIN WIS nrrscni Gce. Wsldy rhonl~lu, our MN.
Yer NJ " slcp. in nedlaiey after this interview. c.
nfaeaahd te rsisfn nrnt<rs 4 the SENATE his positive
rnnir tia, II The hsnk char. dee,ned npn the cast.
-, ver at lie pcsis,ay officer of that body, in
Vent. vas II - expected uiase this dtrls-a w
On na -.ul'v rnnr G,.n. Thomrf,n has an mi -
81. esrisnec tho whole crru Instances under h,s own
.snainrn wtirh can l- brought forward whenever ihe
tsads 81 .hc Pres, en lecIn il recesaary To orrb,-
rate the testimony already sefre the rnhle This ia
IT, sp'cirs a ARE faced cslumny with Inch Exec
h;ive hiss en s~sled snd this tho k!ad If a!.ehsA
With vht"h Sach nea as Rois would electieaesr inio
rlace. Thu fu~' j. uN.a fla Ros has mad. Tho
sssar'''r, ,nd Gen. 1nomps,n PLAINLY d.ues H. Be
t~ee. 'irs- Iva sa,aesi,ns. whs vii hesitate To Ga
eide"
!, en,1yh. sapn .. fr ne Z, s,y thai h,vc nv.
er called M fn'n,r-,n's IN eunne,m- uuh this
eehie-. have never TIL ashi of him and have never
had N" slightest silus,an him -nor ID rsrlleet ever
te have r's, any interview with Mr. Tyler IN
e'rroa"y wiih NJ Thnmpsln Al tho conversation |
rei't 10. III Sriwn's .i'el. there c2hteen
~ geniiarea w"ssni -,ut Mr. Tnenr Wa ror of
the nrb-r TR.v we've 81 sira1acrs uhn md VISITED
Nashec'.n % attend the l1augarsli N w impression
Is. thai sir Ntsr,on Il the hf,linr Tunes uss me
e'iae'n. 'aergh viii not say wh certainty r,s,ing IN
snd on ct the r"n-hecsn speak Tor hlmseli II this
f'"pi meet his eye.
Bot T., rnxn seec; Witnesses { nr and send to
rs'~ fvrairn Unnecessary. snd ira rall on them tn
81 whether they heard all that hca r aud II will n 4
- d @ '-t c asnrsvs -, have said: nl.r,he s'r,ng
Iarre 'a"v si'emri ~ play bat i ,-oni do Try back
ccrtei,'t. JNO NJ UOTIS.
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liar ~ 'oLrAbn. =. C.--Jnr.day week hreoc
eufnd ~ t'innbs. Winch d.stru,rd POI u~a 81 II, .
p'fly. u htohe at IN huus, md hy r Met an
ray alr"i ttn middle ii the square sulh t MayLln'.
hoi,, and cansln-d all the houses r. N thence Ia n.
rrnu urieste ihr h1'"l. The huldnls .rr~ un.y
nod. In III" boss w,srorsldrrab.. Tn. I rer, "a, +.
Al'sr'. Gfeloty Kelly. Jams M'Andrss. NJ. Mills,
s'r. NJ, ailrt,, ht- Par and Mr.. Norton
An srci"ni "rrurrd IN blp"lng mp house to prevent
~" prgrss 81 the flames. Mr.. T.s. Prtesst ii
NJ rhenatra. Hudr,h4k Ia sup rinrnd ihc pr,e,s. ii
setting hI' IL III" tam. II did 20 III Immediately
aud ~ returned 10 H'mln" It, when II .ndd"aly -Apa.
dtd. an nfd hun ~ the nuns II The building iIr
VAS 'ifuesrd a.spsrdly .slble hut is dreadful,
iarefaed. altl"th II ~as thought nj mgr ,usy IT,.
head us badly cGi sud his scalp lsr ", several ps
r' h hir IL are al<, very much burned and bruised
lld ha n,,t 4 butd and cut.
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From Tie R,chmond Compiler
TIE Nj Err PRISONERS

The New Orleans papers give the follow inc lis, NJ
ma nrs ot III a. 1c1an prisoners vho wfe drcin,sr ID
ard shut. We ofa' rye among them ihai II Jan,s D.
Cooke, native Ut Prrefs',ur4 whp served an appren
rreship In the Printing h9s'ncps with the ,ecr,n
Pcsrud. Wa Al on" unr engaged in this es ah.mrn,
ami subsequently iecnm" III 'dn"r N when CAPACITY
he lived Al ie.n Times SEVERAL southern cities II.
wasA talented. I'd and nervous ur,er lie rmirra,cd
II IrA,s few yeara nee. and edited uaper al nus
ton. III. iair ia. indeed. cad me lie uas \ warm
hearted generous intrepid and fearless in The pur
sun 81 wh,i he ih"naht right The ,nhnnan order by
which he was shot. carried effect On the 2Jll,
Of March. In" flowing IN the list If those tho, dc
c''nacd and killed Captain WIN II Eas.lant .,rui
) n. VI ,hp'ng'"' Pr ya,rsJ. - C"c,e. Thomas l.
'"n's. " halng {. II r h~rIs J. Ihmhull. X II
Harris. Nloh"n J n 'lrres j. l. Snrpprrd. ". n.
t""an. +. FL II. Dnnhsn. NJ. c. Wing, J. l.
ash. J. ~. Ogden
letter IN The Bulletin state, that ono II these p,or
men "aS not Killed. though he tell II dead ia, ,np
received two balls In Tho night he hscrvcd the s,uii
mel ash"n. nnh mastered Strength ,ph To % off la
the m rnng II wasdscoyrrd Thar one 81 the bodies wa.
missing aod having seen hi"dy trail the hoodh unl.
h'N 'wtd II s"'n cam" mp With the man. hr,uuh, BIN
back and shot hrn dc,di
Tho edd'r II the \. q. Trmir lal rnver.,,o,,
with IN" Of the yprnr ,ken At NI,ef and liberated
a. MrAicp. WIN MAS present when the T,.x,n. .sc,, -,
A. Salad. F", ~ NJ ,rans fll in ihn
.lrnp.lr. About l3l al the snr,iv - tnk the ~.
hr reNas and had travelled an,n three hundred mile,
mountains rcar srr'nl TO whlrh thrv had been
dnctrd by shrI - aud where tw, other slerher "a
we're enaa ed IN lat rn;nG ark. tn market The
lsNana remained here three DAYS prrpsrn, mc,l :
aud rr 'vlsrns f'r their journey. In The meantime thu
alarm VAS g'v'n oa large t'rce IN pursuit 1hr Mex
'rans ~ lar,e numbers took secession - ~" La gh,.
sarr U d al tn TEXANS sad h" after mr. dnrd " /
uu hnut eun.
The Bee ref ring Ia the rNrru'nn of the drcnae.l
iris says Tina was. prrh, ans. the mos, nhnman
rc" ct nn'chrry tina has been arated by &
men rrnrssny Ia b" CIVILIZED. wttnln TIE present
lnft. Ia" prls 'n"rs VII, rsr nrtn th"r guard Wrrr
nj On par lie. sud Ind therefore an und nhrd rrrh t.
us" every means IN thor pNver Ia ape. II the &
v.rnm"ni decided n put them IN ,s,rrn that woult
involve forfeiture At life IN cas-" OF sn Al attempt
they oult Ia have h.en rrrntttd - al large upon
parole II hon r.
There has been 4, hlcnras or tinhlity on tn,
part n tho dpl,n,lr corps xlc,. else such cut
we had not been committed"
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.Ttrft1u f,utrlltUeKre.
TEN DAysLATER FROM EUROPE

The Great Western arrived at New York Friday
rnnrnieg ab,u three Grck. She made her passage IN
the onPr"cede 'eJy shoi, time Of u days having sacd
90 tue % Il uli.
ia the 18th OF April he ,}uees safely delivered
II Princess and both m.t1.r aud oh ara dung we'll
lac i'uke al Sussex dSd tho 2lst Of Apu 10
years Oh.
Parliament met after tho F,e'f. huda " On NJ na,,
Arrl "a. and the following rlvht SIR Rnherr Peel IN
tered into "'mrah' detailed ,plsnaun ii the rcasnns
which frustrated the commissua
IN" n'saussinn at tho rgt IT visit. ,he trhi II
aearh has he"n revived WIN sCur upon the atnval of
Nr Wehsisr's despatch 10 NJ Everett
lhr Mphi"hr pu sshes N" details II thu marri,,e nf
''f PHnress Clenrnine OF Orleans. With Prince An
rns'S n' NaAe Loo1fs. WINCH isk place al The Psscv
II $, Cluud.
LIVERPOOL COTTON 'ARkIT
The sales II cotton + T The week endinn Arfll csih
sNaa1' - npasrds - oU0rnd Than 1000 h.rs per
nav. The heller qualities 81 American are slenfy lat
iNief,f descriptions have rr,drd nearly eighth -
Earihrr 1'ywes from he ''ecd States relative 10 the
weather & swim, the new rrip. are lrked tt with
sr,' i,Hrs Thr n,rl.t nr'ssnis nt4 rlkrnr irltntr
~ s uH1n the whole. less bloyant then hen the Iii
tcrn,a saiiet
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Anil 2a Wy,
,r nudhe lo rep any improvement day IN the prlrr
II wheat tar clearance. how was made II The rs
-: ~ heni'sh sarpiy ST Mondays lrc,s NJ s1vance
"ad 5o ohianed ~ ioregr hui fair qaantit, changed
a. aD- prtyi,os curt,n,v
!oNuo. MoFtY MAgKrr. Arril 2s- C,n. ia have
tNen ;-'heF hfncr lis m"ruins. III. qu"stons beng
~" 9Si To- NrHsJ and A"cnni. This hrirr tone M
lrr sasaih-o IN the face ~ ohat times 90 Is con
sdeed rather large sale Of 1hrse snd Han per Cent
Sack, {1DpN.) not lmrro all, made in g nsequ.ncc
az the Satclr.ons ii OF our murnuy chemp tlt,s
str' The reductions Il the uf interest Our advice
& j" HhiiT li,6 ;H.s slhec, how,eer s. unt 10 te
alarmed hat .erepsm they arc until the spa.arlnce
{" the budget which have reason 10 believe v Ill mt
include any change IN that direction during the prts
y'a7.
TOBACCO.-Mrsnt Brown, Shplev & Gu ',
ts'r circular nake t.e following remark. relative l.,
rebacrr
''sioce our ias, W have had a speculative demand
tr Kentucky Gr estern stem med Tobacco y, somr I'm
fravement IN prices from the late e,trrme depression
While NTcrla both Leaf snd si.nasd IN very dull and
decidedly l""or. ABORT hhds have been slld IN the
les isr,l'-hf. cluGy Western sienmcd"
LvrsP DOL. April 90.
T"haccn-The sales have been very ex,ens We and
VII exceed 1870 hhcs. tie s',ater part ktntu,lv
Snps. stinwnving prices and ocr H. sdvance SO
crafty Demanded. In Virginia LrsI nohln- Of ,upor
hnce Mas ssu place, ~. transactions have formed
eut n usii rrnprlion Of the hnsinrss
LONDON TOBACCO MARKET. Anil osih.
IL the ldhacco nlarksl there very little dong ana
adnllfr Tine has rarely been kno~n prices unrhsng
I'd. and while Tor enpri scarcely any shpnnnis have
tsra made. the hoai. Trade have b.sn dom. nnhIn.
Dslreriss Of .7nercan Tobacco
From LIST Janusv ,o lst April. le.3
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ee'r"ea "is !'.s. ny.. "h-p''l c~f.aisly Inv.
pam his explanation un that .uhr~t ". ,,..,,
Tue 'i'ntt zee read Mr.. Van Bur.u's letter. III.
are We fefplsked II ascertain his exact sen,,,,.,
H"eh an The fpd hasiy psrusa seemed Il. IT., IA, h. l.
ededy IN iasef Ut TIE Why d.cirinr ofa R.,,,u. p.
~ with dlscrminslin, DUTIES; hut We comics. ,,,,
~sn &c e,ub' now whether that be- his real n,,,,,.,
n'.-And Indeed. whether his apinin. on TIN, sun,
arc not now. as they H., aEer a r. .en, ,.,,,
ms "h'i" cs'urs" On the rIr,f question, als,,.,o
-, variable ~ the .hadr
BY the light qniserinK of the aspen I'D,
We nave a" ye1 seen n" airinp, mai- nv an, AN. -,
MS friends Ia reco"'e 'he apparently e,nne,i,, ...;
hrn's III MS iettrf-p-rhaps because they Iil. ~.
p'nr"s, are deferred BY the o. spssn-.. Of III.
taking Wrd~.rar of arriving ., .,,;.f,..,-
c'"s'on unless he will adopt the cur.e an .y....s =, H.
oh'rlrs'on Mercury. aud explain the r.p,n,,,,r.
This is nnS "i the breakers ahead. un,,
predict the gallant Lpcofsco ship, which bu, n. II.
nay seemed to ling ON sn" q, .c,, en-,,h 81.
.ss sky with all its siiis iull bent and II. ,n,,.d
proudly streaming AT It's ,n,s,- head. j. destined ,
dashed In Prces. '.\os rerrons +" a. v.n.,,,,.
temporary 81 olscn cSclan., ~leA nc ar. 10Th l
regions Of prophecy.
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Enrlrotie futfIli0rutf.


OFFICIAL RorpERY.--A t,th ~ tile / nasary De-
psfii''rnt =" tue haile II ,s.ianu L. D,~dri al.
'str "u hnrsdst last, 'hats'd nitu ii. stnts
nrnt oil t+rlsln ZANE lea 1 ssuty nil,s. he
rt,'J q Tho as week IVA IN ass.. ~ "a y aclnl
"a ihs r-inru'd butts addua suJ slrf. ~ maths ii
rancrlia. h III 'se h,rne ~ uarr ntufnei /,
~ treasury. and tat slts#rs. whitu III. discharge
ii III dn ab-racld i've luu-'ullsr nolr.. viii holes
cut ia ilein ilr maxi Il IL lnu an, ,d aud had ~
Them la a iniair ia Iatu,.r II III Il Alf. "A
gastA a. ihasey. ~. ng l.,thard s..i, 10 la,,s
"ay hut SIC t,ifi N he aiempi vii, IA. .,r,p 'ion
of one p"lr, which SIZE s,ld l., ecker,
Dow Den has b, en- tod IL la IN The sun, RI so
tvf his appearance al Cut ~ aI.A 81 The rhara..
MAJ mt
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sov Of the r.,r-,. Immediately ,unL 10 h,r -sofe,

how Of the fs'r,'. immediately snnL 10 he, boiler
d,~s.
RI IN the statements "f Mr. En,s. hand IN bard
The FIRST s,s'ra "iiItr Passengers. W. link that
r'rtsl, i"" and habi, hive ~ riA iirow over
htsfl I'D Isl. W. use- 81 these, u. c,,ufsr II " III
Ia. diii oil iuasc ram h.re wsis ,bany pss.n,.fr
rafd ,is luai On- 4 them az ~ T., H. hand If
The Pulaski. An'tiief p' f>on MAS Il siiny pas ,
calling pii.Jusll / sanrr'. aud h. sunk lsI.fr II
culi In RET dtfd HIM. Amhhsr went under Tho wts,
aud ihnr Il Lar oihrfs seen III he water n,Liup
wy httlt rhfhnhE Ia save tl' nsivt hu, W. AT, IN
rltn.d la tlnnk ris Il this. halter u,te 90.
= aud raici,d i, sir u. Dn. x.spy nan ",
~" VIA" ;" an, ss"tr, having Jun1sd in.lu Tia. cabin
window.
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Death 81 The HIN. II. Daylis. G.n ngion'.
.iid-lie 81 ~. iud,j1h Bal liz. drd at D,pit9n. MS
saedilseiis, tn the 2Gl nllni at r s1s o - Il.ws.
educated al Harvard Co-,r. and afterwards entered
the rvoluiihnary army. abrf- h@ served VIII habur
Air' the SURRENDER al C"rnsalls he attained tho mil
ay r'nk i Lieutenant C"1n l. lie was f,r some lime
aacb"d 10 Ten. W a,tnYioA s,sfi rs w. uf ms a,s
de csnip. liz held sarioos ctvl ii,~ and until a
IL" are b-'fr his deah. Judge .d pnaa,~ G.f In.
C"univ ii Bn,ld !, pfivsie lil he Ma n4r. e.,e,,n
I'd Ills death l,sy.s CD. j, I'm Ifunbu the ,,,. sur
wing field ulic-r Vi ih- rev.lnttn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

The National Standard. a psp"r printed at The
cap ,n ot NeNr,. excessively indignant because Mr.
Stephens "hisn H. m Nucsian and presented To ia.
New RI Historical Soi'r,. . number ii sncent n, d
valuable manuscripts throwing light IN NE shy Of
thai coun ~, and fnds that law hs lass.d nru
h'hing lore gners from carving AWAY Nny m nuncnts
ut antiquity and manuscripts that may hereaiier be-
uu,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
CINCINNATI, Nav 7.

Irplosion afn Sod' Fountain. J h morn nc. lhu,
10 o'rl'~k. copper t'nnain AT Cen NJ Alcn',
d'n. s>'rr "f Olh and Main slr,es. hurs, vi h
great tree. carfJlng away one end entire. A youue
man named Mr.. Samn'l I.anstrr. and mgr, man
we're en-. a. Ell IN rlar ~ t. and Mr.. L. had hi a
ri ~ 10 the rn Geek winch IN Tswllh eli unlaln
cy Under " bur ed his r.hrad e., the depth OF
haatr 'r mure. aud no r's tni, ralncd Inn
r copper ol the hinder Ma maGlf, silly tiln and
WEAK = o,da I n AIT RIuH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

TIE PARTY N PENNSYLVANIA lie
Phadrlrhla l,nrsy,sn an / nj = hrhr ir'm llrUt
hurry. ailng hai +. w HITTER has rcs9n,d I'm fi,c
:" Deputy Stcr tarv oi STATE. he asspn.d TER
the rrsg atmn Is. that the STATE stnhn.,is lis fvi
IDENTIFY the hands Presiient Tyler and that there.
're no democrat. who is hi .h minded sud honorable"
man, can c"lsrBit hli flee under David X. Porter"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

The C,n.ans..,rr-s IL tie Nav I'll Csa,l Ed
Advertise their readiness Ia redeem par Tho and Pr
cent stocks issud ipr the cin,Irucin of tho I'm, and
ChsmpIsin Canals, made Ioyable III July 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
TEnRisLE SrEANso,T AcoipEs1 AID .oss o. .,yy

lrnRisLh SrrAhsorT AcoipIsr AID Loss OF IIrI
We arr lnd,hd 10 the ClnrIunaii hr,nlcl- / sim
contain ny the follow ing particulars OF y sh,rhnr steam.
b"a' r''ncussl,n attended muh mrlanchl, - a he:
On ! rlday night lasi. shlut eleven o'clrk a. The
steamer II rrsi MAS iyng put passenger m
sS' ah'n' ~ nil,s ny the Allegheny r,r. viii, IL r
having "n hoard ahmni l5O passengers. into her.
HE hpw at III. Forrest striking the sdo oi the
Prlsski "pm@i'e her hilers. The hnsrs were
immediately thrown down by 1t. c, nrusson; the
pP's sfsIalina. ard the Ia" STAN rnsi,ng anor e,e
Passengers. nnl >rsldlng thrm nns IT,, r,r nsn.
h.r The Pulaski. wntss SIDE il liza Il IA :, an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
.VEUJ' AIsHI.V'(: GOODS,
10 per cent lower shnu ever:
Il q is T. A - l. u.
MI IL A ri

W. - ~ -
S NOW in recspl Of one hundred packa ges of Sprn
. and ~ inner Go.ds, recently purchased at great
sacrfrs. fr cash. in the ,rlhern market. 4 great
al his u ADDS were hiphi snr,i.,n -,
prrcpdrnrd He feels confident IN saying he can offer
articles ~ per cent. hover Than similar qualities
have been III red in this market. The following
will he found Ia comprise a part 1T his stock:
BrAd oo,hs. all shades and qialiiles irn 81 rs np
Cassmcres beautiful assurt .pni. some very fne,)
t'an'hn"ns. Linen Drlugs and other Pant Slutls.
.FIench and En9l sh Satin and fancy SILK Nesngs,
tashn"rs " cllng andNlnrsaes do
Irish Linens. yer, how
French Lawns. Printed Camhrirs Jackanpis very low
Swiss Aluslsns, checked. striped and plain.
Calic,rs large variety. from cents to Is. Cd.
Manchester and Scotch Glng hams
Mousn dc LANES. Alpaca Iustre black and fancy chi
nrrd Silks. hands assortment vi plain Silks at
10 CENTS per ward.
Blrachel and br,wn S'rngs and Sheetings. fron 1
cts. 10 10 chs s.r yard; Cotton and Linen Oznabur.s.
Tmklenburss. &c.. &c
BOnncts.
Florence Braid PLAIN Straw, Cypress and Willow, a
lar.e lot, at low prices
CLOYXLN'G.
My stock Of CLihing is unusually barge and well -
sred. colnIu sing every varriy al SYKES and tash
aud Of u aorIas adapted +, Spring and Summer y /.
Ais. iae assrim.n Of ,,ks. Srart,, Casa,s. Ind,
h'fsAs.fs Gives. Suspsassa rn Collars, III,
A. Esimsfs! l!sa. Fqd = - - M -
se-0ryxr> i5krnon. NM ask sxcsf Iross - - IeeiJs
= - Il purehsuirg ~ assg
= Hsssns sd,r,'ed III. CASH SYSTEM .vclusiv.,y,
. IA" 'ir'r,r'n..i 4tfer bargains. NJ. HAKT.
\ apr" A-an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

Q'esfo" for D'bniing Socie,i, tn. Iouisvill.
} uf'al prop 80 HE lo,aing question: Ought no. IN.
"''es oi TIN oannsc Twins l., be indicted yr narryny
qnsdrupcdl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

THE FLAG STRUCK. The city election 81
Pr violence talk place Wednesday. and the Law anc
Order ariy carried the entire city without opposition
Nut D,hnte RAJ raised for banner.