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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Laughabl.-The Lexington tky.) Ia.
,eiiigencer Of the I'd INST. says, that on the
"Wednesday night previous. at the usual
nous The stage from Moysville to that
place drove up TO B%feunan's Hotel, the
dorr Of The coach was opened for the prs,
sensers 10 aIish,. and the walters busted
themselves in taking of the baggage. Of
which there was a large quantity. The
baggage was all reuruved. but no passen.
gers appeared. The driver was Inferno.
gated as TO wha, had become Of them,
when he then, for the first time. discover.
ed tina, they were 10 ia the stage, and
had been left at the las, stand. nine mile,
from town.. where they had all got o u 10
warm themselves.
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Executive Department

COLUMBIA. Dec. DC. 1882.
By James II. Hammond, ESQ.,, Governor and
Commandment. Chief, in and over the State
of South Carolina.
WMTHEREAS. the Legislature Of South
wv Carolina, nj its last Session, passed
:. An Ac, 10 arrnngr the State info Districts for
the Election OF Representative in The Congress
of the United States and for other purposes"
and divided the State into seven Consressicn-
n, Districts, Of which. the united Districts of
spartanburg Union. York. and Chester. con.
s,i,u,e one, TO be known as The first Congress
sionaI District; the united Disrictsof Pickcns.
Anderson. Grrenviilc, and Lauren., constitute
one. 10 be known 81 the ses,oad Congressional
District: the united Districts Of Lancaster,
Kershaw, Fairfield, Richland. and Sumter,
constitute one, TO be- known y the third Con.
cressinnai District; the united Districts Of
Chesterfield. Marlborough, Darlington. Ma.
rion, Hoify, Georgetown. and williamsburg.
constitute one District, 10 be known rs the
fourth Congressional District: The united DIS.
uicts Of Abbeville. Newberry, Edgefeld. and
Lexington, to constitute one District, "a be
known M the fifth Congressional District. the
District of Charleston, exclusive Of the Parish
of ST. Johns, CoIIe,on. constitutes one District.
10 be known as the sixth Congressional Dis
lric,: the united Districts Of Orang ehurg, Barn.
well, Beaufort. Colle,on, end the Parish Of st.
Johns. CoIleton. constitute one District. 10 be
known o. the seventh Congressional District.
Now. therefore. /. James II. Hammond. Go,
vernon as aforesaid. 10 think proper to make
known and proclaim. that each Of the said Dis.
,rie,s so constituted. will send one Represents
tive to the House Of Representatives Of the
United States. who is to be chosen by the per-
SIMS quali6edtu vote for Members oflhe House
of REPRESENTATIVES to the next Congress will be
held on the THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRU.
AIRY, AND DAY FOLLOWING. at the
same places, and be conducted BY the same
Managers. and in the same manner, as the
election of m.enbers Of the State Legislature.
Given under my hand and Seal Of State
at Colnmhin. OH the 10Th day OF Deem
Der. one thousand eight hundred anc
fory.,wo. ar.d the sixty.se venih year o.
American Independence.
J. Fl. HAMMOND.
n. LAuonDr. Secretary Of State.
Jan ! ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate nj VIM.
"a J.. Glover. decd. either BY Note o.
Book Account. arc requested TO come forward
and settle with Captain q. HOARD. with whom
the Notes and Accounts are deposited Tor col
lection. Aslonser indulgence cannot DO gwen,
those wishing to save cost will do well TO avail
themselves Of this opportunity. as the NolcS
and Accounts viii BIZ put IN the hands OF an
officer for collection. without, respect to per.
sons. Those having demands against The laid
estate ars requested TO hand them IN. legally
at -Sed.
Dec. % 20
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accession. Il will be remembered that
she carries TWO 6S and eigh, 81 pounders
all Paxihan guns.
Ftoa Me Charlss,on Courier.

We copy the following from the New
York Journal Of Commerce. On reading
it,, a friend present, observed that it was o
matter Of regre, that the importation had
not been received, for there was such a
plentiful scarcity Of dealhs." in this sec,
ton of country, that the r~u'aries Of Escu-
lapius could not possibly be supplied with
the requisite quantity Of subjects. A ref.
creuce to our weekly hills Of mortality will
prove that there is much truth 10 the re-
mark :
Interesting Expectation Of Dead Bodies.
Yesterday m"rnius a barrel was cartei
down 10 the brig Noon. n Charleston
Packet. lyias q, the foot ofPinc-strcet. di'
rcc,ed to Garvin & Haynes, Augusta. Ga
care Of NJ. Marin. Charleston, 9. Carroll
ma. The captain Of the vessel suspectihs
,ha, MI was not right, in relation TO the
cask had it opened, and i. was found to
contain two female bodies. u a white
wonan, abnui 25 years old. the other o
colored woman. about 30. Tire bodies
were preserved in Spirits Of Wine. The
captain had The Coroner informed OF the
subject. and au inques, was held on the
bodies. A surgeon examined them and
was satisfied they died Of disease, aud the
Jury returned a verdict that they came to
their death from causes unknown. IL is
supposed the bodies were intended for dis
section"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Tie Best Directory-,o find out who are
pr,mpi md honest msn-ix-the- snhscrip-
fion bo0es 81 inc puursuer n ucnsPs.
per. Here may be found the names aud
residence Of thousands Of pcrsons-some
Of whom are good paying subscribers, and
therefore may be trusted and confided in
and ON owe Tor one, Two aud three
years. who from their Indifference, never
think q fpaying for value received. We
always take i, for granted, that a mau who
pays the printer" may be trusted with
aimos, MISUNDERSTANDING.
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state of South Carolina.


EDN DAS ItiS !.
~ OLIVER TeWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary OF Edsfeld District.
Whereas. james n Harrison. hath ap-
piled to me for Le,tes Of Administration
On all and singular,a goods aud chatels,
rights and credits Of aary Harrison. late OF
The Distric, aforesaid, deceased.
These arc. therefore to cite and admon-
;,, all aud singular, ID kindred and credi-
Tors OF the said deceasd. TO be and appear
before me. at ~ next srdinary's Court for
the said District TO DO ,o!den ut Edge6cld
Court House on the 1lth January. lSi3.
To show cause. IL any Why the said AID
min,s'ra,ion should noble granted.
Given under my bad aud seal this Cd
day Of January. n thousand eigh, hun
dred aud forty three. G the sixty. seventh
year of American Independence.
o. T0VLES, d. T.. D.
Jan. 4. TS43 S2t21 b 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Rather Tough-The Philadelphia Dal.
IL Times aays:-'A curious thing occur
IN Fourth street last Saturday. A
and sSnman actually pawned "a baby"
iov. H. dollars on this '~'Pledge" OF
.b;hi >, %Gi>lied afterwards with the
,.o. ~"uaIians Of The Poor. but
n",y ss'o nave .nythiug TO do with i,
pledged"
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NOTECE.

f an order from the Ordinary we
D will proceed to sell. at the late REQ;
deuce Of Caleb Holloway. deceased. on
FRIDAY the 18th inst, all OF his stock. CON
sIs''ns OF Horses. Cows. Hogs, PIan.ario,
Tools. Corn, Fodder, and H-ou.eho!J md
h''ehe" Furniture. The terms of sale to
made known on the day of sale.
ISAAC BOLES,
LEWIS BURNELL.
jan. :. ., 40
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Notice.

MO person. from this date. has any right
lS whatever. t" receive any amount Of mo-
ney due me. without my order.
All persons who may be indebted, for work
done q, the Saw Mill. last year are requested
not to pay over amy monies. until Dir. Holsen.
back and the subscriber has settled their bust.
ness. JOHN SWtARENGEN, Scnr.
inn4 II 80
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RATES OF BOARDING. &.
At THE
MANSION n OUSE,

FEthb Subscribe, informs his friends rpd
u the public generally. thu; ie will enter
TAM his customers. according TO the times. e..
the ensuing year. a; The following rrst-. viz
Board and Lodging per month. Sl2 50
DO without do dr do 10 vi
Do for Horse. do do 10 GO
For Transient Cnstomers.
Board per Day. 81 CO
~" per Meal. 37i
Lodging. g
Horse per Day 81
Sunglr feed Tor Horse, rs
Children and Servants half price.
CHARLES COMPLY.
Edgrfrld E.. H $. e. Dec ~. i-i2 Ti6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

A r aeos.-Thc Miners PA Journal
states ,ha: quite a serious ARRAY occurred
in the borough Of WiiSesbnrre. On Tues
dav night las', in consequence Of an at
tempt made by a gentlemen OF Mary:
land TO recover ,wo slaves who abscondcd
from him n few weeks previous. Upwards
Of one hundred blacks, and nearly the
aame numper OF whites were concerned
in The fraras-tho blacks having q, frs,
resisted The attempt to rccover III. runa-
Why's, when the whites volunteered TO
assis, the owner in capturing them. Ma.
ny persons were injured on, both sides. so
much sn. ,ha, some are not expected 10
live. The owner va finally beaIen OF.
aud returned home after having offered a
reward for The alleged slaves.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. !
EdpefeM District. {

Al the request of Mr.. AbsaIum Delaush.
ter. have surveyed sac following roads,
viz: The road Trading from the bridge al
Augusta to the new bridge on Stephens
creek; thence TO the fork. near Fury's fer
~, and find il Il be l4A m;Ies 8 chains
thence from said fork of,he road. Ivy Fury's
ferry, to the upper market house, in Au'
susla. II miles aud Is chains.
Certified The Eth August, 1899.
WIN. BURCKHALTER, D. s~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

President T,yter-We are surprised
a, ami paiued by the hitter and personal
assaults on President Tyler and his Admin
is,rauon by Democratic papers. Cai DO
no? What If we do not agree with them
il all things. still We have great cause Of
gratitude to presiden, Tyler for many Of
his public acts. especially his %persercriuc
ve,des o. a National Bank. aud other ex-
ceedingly obnoxious Wing measures, in
opposition TO bis Owl party. These ihinsg
si,Duld 10, be forgotten. when we feel cal.
led upon 10 oppose. aud shoald pronp, us
l., praise where we car and censn'e
where W. mast" 10 ccnsure. in such case,
calmly nnd Respectfully, as a duty. and
not with unnecessary bitterness and per-
spual,y. lie has surely enough Of them
fp.n The Whiss-showe;eh upon him with
a rabid viruIence, i,juslicr. and selfish
ness. merely FOR his honest adherence 10
his principles and The public good. which
may well rnti,lr him 10 The respec, and
sympathy OF The whnle Democratic party.
-Carolinian.
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted TO the estate OF Ellen
IA Graham. decd. are requested to make
payment by the first day Of February next. and
those having claims ngalns: said estate to rem
der them, BY thai time. properly attesied.
NJ. GRAHAM, Administrator.
Jana a ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

Projecting The Ptopte.-It is iu,imaled
in the Ohio papers that The State will re.
charter sil the specie paying Banss whose
charters will expire the coming year, un-
der some strong rss,ricrious-aruoug other
conditions. that OF the tuhili,y Of The pri.
vaie property Of The Directors, aud q large
safety fund viii be required.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
Fair & Positive Notice.

VEHAT those who vii neglec, their duty,
may have nc eIcuss, We avail ourselves
Of this early opportunity. o assure all those in
dcb,ed to US by N"te, that uhless they are paid
previous to ro,uin day they will DO indiscrimi.
na,ely placed in the hands Of an Attorney for
collection.
BLAND q BUTLER.
Deer e g
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ou haa assumed an Office which

IA gu had assusSsd an Office which
you hiy to The Mat High; 'ha, you
o-ioS umpsuously Asamea 10 judge;
hadsecute Judsinenl aud hung around
ana of ,or,urins rscollec,ions, from
YOU found no escape. and which
well make you exclain. ii have
K no peace" Ii is a par, OF the beat
harmony If Gods providence. that
IA s,ip.s of guilt form a portion OF The
dasfyi aud hourly p%unishmen, which pur'
,ues ,he man Of blood. from the moment
eChis crime. aud thus furnish aid to the
,imuerfec,ion Of human tribunals. As you
ean have no hnpe Of escape from the pun
;shmen, which these nre about to intilcir
and which viii close your career IN this
world. lie, me imp!ore you 10 Danish from
YOU mind all other thoughts than hos
wbich arise out Of o habi,uui con'empla-
too Of the change that awaits you. aud
the terrible even, which has brought II
about. When. by Thorough self-exami a
ton, and deep and continual reflection
YOU have broush, your mind 10 a full sense
Of your great lranssression, aud lis eonse
ouences to Yourself and others, approach
the throne of Grace wi,h an humble aud
e~on,rite spirit. AZ.
Eura.e the services of those holy Min.
,;aters OF Religion, whose provineo aud
pleasure i, is to aid the sinner IN hrs strus.
nles for salvation, and whose earnest ell
fat, with YOUR vs. unccasing prayers,
..., ,,o,, mind for the reception
of tho Giea, truths of religion. and. rs we
believe, may lIuplan, a hope OF hnal este
ration 10 the favor Of your Maker. That
such may be the happy issuc Of those ex
er,ions, which II behooves you 10 make IS
nv sirccre PRAyER
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
Notice.

7yHOSE indeb,ed to the late firm Of Seran.
Ill ton s. Meigs, IRE requested to make i'm.
mediate payment to the subscriber. al the store
Of Messrs. Bland Il Butler. rs longer indul.
gence cannot, be given.
CHAS. A. MEIGS.
i,nA 1t 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

During the presei1 year tho New YorA
rI'e department, has expended s.,
a.II,-etased hrcmen aud their orphan
children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
SALT L. HEeON,

SALE & HeON.
~ MGA SACKS SALT.
9DSHV $1,000 ~. a-so:led Srcci !;:c.
70 Ibis Canal Fluur.
% casks Lime,
81 kegs No. ] White Lead, (N. Y. Uulon
M'is.)
10 hhds. choice clarified and ST. Croir
Sugar.
10 boxes double refined Loaf do.
20 bsss choice old white Java Co;!c",
50 do Rio Coffee; also. Mocha do.
20 hlids. II. o. and w. !. Molassc..
~ boxes I'm. &. p. aud Tyson Teas,
40 do Black Tea,
40 do Sperm aud Tal!ow Candies.
Received and for sale hy
SiBLEY & CGAPON.
Hamburg, Dec IA. 3, s-
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~ n neLE.

vN hSEo
"A LII persons having demands aeaius,
fAtbe Estate OF VIM. Fl. YeldeII. de.
ceased, arc hereby notified to render them
IN to the subscriber duly alte.,ed. and
those indebtedto said Estate arc reou-s,.d
to make Immediate payment.
l.. II. MUNDAY. admir-.
January 9, 1912 q 40
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Medical Notice.

HDr. .BaDEaN G.. WILLIAMS,
NFFERS his professional service. Ia the
" crtizs ms Of Edgefield village a"dadiaccnt
%coun,rv. and can be found. by calling nj 5. f.
Goodies dwelling. ct oil umcs.
Nc7.2 a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Dray-
IA ton Corne,,. dec'd.. are requested 10
make paymen, immediately. aud those having
demands against said estate. are requested 10
render them in by the frs, Of May, properly
n,ies,rd. THOS NICHOLS. admir-.
inn ! 2lm2m 80
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THE EDGEFiELD VILLAGE
% Female Academy.

TEVHE Exercises of this Institution will
Il close for the present year. on I'm
day the Cd OF December, and they will De
resumed on Monday the I'd day Of Janua-
ry. is43.
The price Of Board is lowered in conse
quence of 1.-THE pressure Of Tho times, nud
the price Of Music per quarter at gig so
aud the use Of the Piano 10 81.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, Rector.
Jan 4. 1S43 q ~
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Job
IA thornton. decd. are requested 10 make
payment Immediately. aud those having do
mands against sasd estate, are requested 10 rem.
der ihcin, properly ntesled'
JOHN Dorm
WM. b. WILLIAMS.
Jan 81 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

EG!ice.
Rf Q der "l rhc Ordinary. I will
INV SGT =, ilir late residence OF Allen
.inLcr-on, Srnr. dr"en,ei. al! The personal
estate oi saul deceased. cycept,he negroes.
on Tiunrsday the .5r'I day of JANUARY next.
On Il credit Ill 2j'h Deer. 1913.
Terms made tnnwn AT the sale.
ALLEN ANDERSON.
Executor.
Dec. 10. lSi2. 81 AZ
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Cheap Travelling i!

I'm account, Of the c~hcapness Of Cotton.
W tn, subscriber has concluded 10 reduce,
on, and after the ln,t cay ofJannary ney', the
price Of Travelling in las lines. To Tie iefow-
ing ra,rs:
From Edscdc!d 10 Columbia. e. 90
All S;Giemts OF GyernwnUd = Cnkes.
hrpy ina::;n;ion. ~ cents yer mile.
Or III. Alien I.,nc.
FROM EiGciicli 10 Greenwood. 9 -
From Eigche!i 20 Cokesbur,. . so
r. WARD.
II GoQo;:.A& As,s..
Dec. - :, -
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MEDICAL OFFICE Of Dns. F. J. Nr-s
and Ioss & WILLIAMS Lar Rangt, next door
TO HI. Colapiy's linlrl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04

TO EE.NT.-The House a, prcscn; oecu.
pied by III. John Covar. Apply to
FL. MEMS.
Dec is. 1912 # az
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iii 2L4ETFR,
iHylEg To sgH..rL.1.'-" "aN.
= 'H ~
= Jaaya. a-,. ,Ns.
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
THE MESSAGE.
From the sdut

from me same.
In point Of style every unprejudiced mind must ad.
nit that it falls below mediocry, bearing no sort
of comparison to the forcible and elegant state pa.
pers of General Jackson and Martin Van Buren,
that, in word, it is tame and nspd in the last de-
gree-while, upon the four prominent questions OF
the day, to wit the Tariff, Finance, Oregon, and
Texas, II Is any thing but satisfactory.
The present highly obnoxious Tariff might remain
forever saddled upon the country, for all that Mr.
Tyler advises to the contrary the still obnox-
ious scheme for flooding the country anew with pa
per money, in the shape of Treasury notes-and of q
denomination as low as S. lis again recommended
the Oregon question is surred without any dis
tinct proposition beyond the establishment of militia
ry posts along the route Of emigrat on and as to
Texas, in regard to which the whole Union were
prepared in advance by the Tyler organs to look for
some astounding developments, We have terrible
battery Of hintng-but that is all.
Perhaps however, Mr.. Tyler was deferred from
speaking out as plainly as he otherwise would have
done, by the threats to which no audcs from Mexi.
co and, if so, he may yet, possibly, bring himself
up TO the sticking point. Nous perronS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
ERUPTION OF MOUNT FTNA

BY the Neapolitan steamer Francisco l. which az
rived yesterday morning Nov 90, we have received
account OF the breaking forth of Mount Etna -
The mountain had been for some DAYS heavily cap.
ped with dense clouds; some rumblings were heard
at times, resembling distant thunder and many per-
sons, especially on the west side near Broute imag-
ned they felt at intervals slight shocks Of earthquake,
or tremblings of the earth On Saturday. about mid
night several violent explosions were heard, and fire
soon seen TO ascend from near the mouth OF the
old crater. The stream Of lava gradually increased
in extent, and took course toward the town Of
Bronte luckily few hlocks to IFS left served to turn
the direction which then flowed on towards the road
to Palermo. On Monday this stream of liquid fire
had attained the destructive breadth of upward Of
two miles it still flowed destroying every thing
in its path The road TO Palermo Is closed up filled
with burning lava. The sight is awful grand, beau
tifu yet terrific beyond description 1t bids fair to
be the most magnificent eruption of the last century
Pray heaven il may not be more destructive as yet
its damages have been confined TO a few houses and
vineyards, --Naia Paper Nsr. DC
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
From The Wing Standard.

Some Of the letter writer's who furnish the news
OF this CITY to their respective journals make up their
letters OF the verrest wadde and gossip that can be
imagined To read their epstles, one would suppose
they were IN the secrets of every body and know
what the Executive and the Senate would do. long
before they themselves know, or have given the sub
ject thought
There IS no reliance whatever to be placed upon
such letters; indeed, the writers are young and in
experienced, easily stuffed, creduous and will ,wal.
low anything told them a secret but would die if
they could not be delivered Of it again in an hour
The correspondents Of the New York Evening Pos,
and of the Baltimore Patriot are among those 10
whom we refer. Such writers throw discredit upor
others whose statements are TO be relied ON
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
THE OHIO CONVENTIONS.

We see that the friends OF the Administration
bus, on the 9th January. Also, that a Demo
cratic Convention is TO be held at the same
place on the Slh of the same month. Many of
The Delegates 10 the first have likewise been APP
pointed by the People as their delegates TO the
other. But the Statesman, the Globes Bashaw
of three tails, says they will not be admitted
Well, the end of it will be seen
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27

PREsCoTT's History OF THE CONQUEST OF
MExIco-Mr. Franck Taylor, of this city, has
received the third and last volume of this excel
lent work. This volume is illustrated with a
portrait Of fernando Cortes.
COMPLETE Works OF HANNAH MORENO. 7,
price 25 cents. To be had al Franck Taylor's.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27

SENATOR PoRrER,-Thc New Orleans Picayune
OF the 9Th instant says: awe learned, day or two
since, that Judge Porter, one of our United,States
Senator'S bad returned to lis residence near Frank
I'm, having left the North in consequence of i'll
health. The Planters Banner states that since
reaching home he has suffered relapse but is
again, we are most happy to add, convalescentN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
THE NEW ORGAN AT ST. LOUIS.

A many Of our readers have desired to see
some specimens Of the contents Of the "Ms-
sourian," recently started by Col. Benton, we
append one or two characteristic articles.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-27
NJ A II II | T. ID ,

On the 9TH Of October last, at Darmstadt, in Ger
many, MIR. LEVIN SCHUCKING, one of the editors
of the Augsburg Gazette, to JOAN LOUISA, Bar
onesse de Gale, Of the former place.