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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-05-11
for Henry CLAY.
LETTER OF JUDGE MCLEAN.

tNCINEATI, April "A, 1914.
Ny DeW' ST:-(ou may be aware that my
name has been spoken Of by some Of my friends
for the Vice Presidency. To those who have
named the subject to me in conversation or by
letter, have given such reasons for declining as
hoped might be satisfactory. have not saG
polntedly that could not accept if nominated,
because did not deem it necessary 10 say SO.
Bat now say to you thut such are the circurn-
sances under which am placed, that | cannot
consent TO be named rs a candidate for the above
office. do not wish you to make this known,
unless it shall become necessary to do so. For
the kindness ofmy friends shall! never cease to
feel grateful.
| rejoice with you and our other friends that
the prospects Of Mr.. Gay are cheering.
Very truly and sincerely, yours,
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Hfma.-lhe Wings have a majority on Joint
ballot in the legislature Of Nrgi iI.--lhe Pri go
Bmlner will he exhibited in Wilmington this day
for the first time; there viii be several addresses
there by distinguished gentlemen from the South
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From the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
NATIONAL WING CONVENTION
FOR THE NOMIN ALTON OF CAN
DlDA1 rs FOR PRESIDENT AND
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.
AT eleven o'clock, A. NJ on Wednes
day, the lot Of May, the delegates to the
Wing National Convention for the nomi
natIolrof candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States, as
sembled in the Universaist Church.
The delegates were in full attendance,
and the Church was crowded to over
flowing with eager and earnest spectators.
RGvERDY JOHNSON, Esq. called the
Convention to order.
Senator HUNTINGTON of Connecticut
announced the organization as follows:
MIR. II. SAID the day and the hour had ar
rived, and he would propose the Hon.
ARTHUR l.. IlorKINs OF Alabama as Pre-
sldent Of the Convent, Ii, pro TEN.
The name was received with cheers.
Mr.. llurKINs took the chair, and submit
ted to The Convention that the blessing OF
God should be invoked upon the assem-
bly, on the occasion. For that purpose
the Rev. Mr.. JOINS would pronounce the
first prayer made before the Continental
Congress.
The Lords prayer was then uttered,
followed by some Of the most appropri>
ale prayers Of the Episcopal service. The
immense assembly stood while tie pray
crs were read, aud the sceue was mos,
Impressive.
Another Of the city cIergymcn, Rev.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, read appropriate passa
gcs from the word Of God, eyhorlng the
p,opl, st" walk worthy Of their vocatIon.''
The ioIloAmg officers were then NOM
mated:
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LAM very faithfully, yours,
GEO EVANS.


A motion was made By Delegate from
N. Y. to invite Mr.. CLAY to attend the
Convention Tomorrow (Thursdar.) The
Convention were divided as to the pro-
Priety Of this step when IA Delegate from
Mary land read letter from !lE>&y CLAY
the good sense Of which all present ac-
coded TO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-17
VOLUME VlIH.
EDGEFEELD ADVERTISERS
DY
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Three Dollars per annum, fpald in adrdnee
Three Dollars and Fifty Gents. if not paid
before the expiration of Six Months from the
date of Subsctption-and Four Dollars if no!
maid withip twelve Months. Subscribers out
ofthc State are required 10 pay in adrance :
No subscription received for less than one
scar, and no paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages arc paid; except at the option of the Pub
Usher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration ofthe
year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible forthc same, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspcuously Inserted at G24
Gents per square, az lines, orlcss, for the first
insertion, and 43a cents, for each continuance.
Those published Monthly, or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad-
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All Job work done for persons living at a
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is done, or the payment secured in the village
All communications addressed to the Editor,
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R1skga Academy.

FEyIiE undersigned. Trustees of the Ridge
u Academy, having engaged the services
of Mr.. S. +. Mcdowell for the year 1874.
take great pleasure in recommending him TO
the public. as well qualified for the duties of an
Instructor, being regular graduate of the
South Carolina College, and llaving given
great satisfaction the present year.
The Academy is situated on the Stage road
lending from Edgefeld TO. Columbia, and stu
jcn,- from II distance will have the privilege of
travelling To and from the School, at S cents
per mile III the Stage.
The Ridge is well known to be strictly
healthy al all seasons of the ear.
Board can be obtained in orderly families at
low rates
RATES OF TUITION. pc, quarter.
Spelling Reading ana Writing, SO 90
With Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar, 0O
History, Composition, Elements
of Natural Philosophy, &c. &C., Z 90
The School IS providad with very superior
Terrestrial Globe, necessary Maps, &C.. COM
plete.
r. WARD,
R, II. BoATWRIGHT,
IT. WATSON, T.uo,,,S
S. WATSON,
A. RUTLAND,
NJ. WATSON,
December 81 45 st.
z 81
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Bethany Academy.

1 FENHE Trustees of this institution lake ;
III pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have again succeeded in securing the
services of the Rev. A. G. BREWER, rs inslruc
tor for the ensuing year, and, from the pro
gress made by the students Of the present year
they feel fully justified in recommending the
Institution 10 the confidence Of those who may
be disposed TO give it their patronage.
The exercises will be resumed OH the third
tiionday in January next, aud will continue for
the term of ten months, to be divided into two
equal sessions. AT the close Of the first Session
there will be an examination of The Students,
and public exhibition.
TERMS:
For Orthography, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic. per session. s 90
The above, with Modern History, and
Geography, per session, 8 90
So much oithe above MS may be neces.
sary, together with English Gram
mar, Ancient History and Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, ,Rhe-
toric, and Bookkeeping per ses-
sion, 10 90
Somnch of the former as be re-
quired, with Mathematics, Chem
slry, Logic, and all other higher
branches ofan English Education,
per SESSION.. 12 90
No Student will be received for shorter
term than the half of u session.
Good Board can be had convenient TO the
School on reasonable terms.
A. PERRIN,
T. J. HIBBLER.
A. Il. TRAYLER,
E. G. ROBERTSON, y
j. SHIBLEY,
w. S. COTHRAN.
Trustees.
Dec. II 2am3m 46
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CONGRESSIONAL.
From the Charleston Patriot.
WASHINGTON, Jau. d.


In The Senate great number OF PetlI-
tions were presented from Merchants OF
New York and other cities, asking an
amendment OF the law, so that draw back
may be allowed on goods exported by
land.
Mr.. Haucgan, pursuant 10 notice, intro
duced his bill, making aprovision for a
continuation OF the Cumberland Road.
MIR. Fulton gave notice ofa bill, extern
dug the lranking privilege to the Vice
Presidents.
Mr.. Talmadse introduced a bill provi.
ding for The improvement Of the Fox and
INiscohsus rivers.
The Resolution of Mr.. Allen, calling for
copies of instruction TO our Minister in
England, relative to the Oregon territory,
was taken up, and after some conversation,
again postponed.
Aser the transaction Of some private bu.
siness. the Senate went into an Executive
Session. and confirmed, several of the mr.
nor nominations. Among them were The
following: Alexander Downing as Sur
veyor General South of Tennessee. and
Mr.. Caldwell as Superintendent of the
Mint at CharlollesN. G.. The nomina-
lion OF Mr.. Spencerlothe Supreme Court,
has not, / understand, been ye, sent in. Ii
was expected this morning.
In the House Of Representatives, mo-
lion was made 10 reconsider the vote by
which on yesterday, the tariff resolution
of MIR. Black was rejected. After call
of the, House, OH motion of Mr.. Saunders
the motion 10 reconsider was laid on the
liable, for the purpose oflaking vote on
the following resolution, offered by Mr
Mcdowell, last evening.
Resolved, That the Committee on Ways
and Means be instructed to report bill, 81
modifying The present tariff, as 10 provide
revenue sufficien: for the wants of fh'
Government. economically administered
and with such Determinations as look Il
that object and no other.
4 The vote was yeas 50, nays 1O2. S.
] the resolution was rejected. This confirm
the idea that the tariff will nottbe trouble,
Z during the present Session.
Mr.. Dawson offered resolution provi
ding lhal all debate in COMMITTEE of lh
Whole. OH Gen. Jackson's bill, shall ceas
at 8 O'Clock, and the hill be reported
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"A CARD.


YEyHE Subscriber informs the Public, that
a he will open School at Lowndesville,
!Abbcville District, Gil the 2nd Monday oil Jan.
uary next, in which will be taught the usual
branches Of English, Mathematics the Greek,
Latin and French Languages. Ills Glasses
will be so arranged that those Pupils who are
studying the Languages, can also receive IN
slruc,ion in The English Branches.
As his object is to establish permanent
School, as he has had long experience in teach
ing, and been signally successful in preparing
Students for College and as The location is
healthy and remote from scenes Of dissipation
and vice, he fa,ters himself that he will receive
due share OF the patronage of the Public
Board at 81 per month. Tuition, in the Ian.
gnages, Mathematics and higher branches of
English. $l7 per Session of .ionlns. Eng
lish Grainmer and Geography $40. Lower
Branches 81.
All WHO wish to know the competency OF
the Teacher arc referred 10 Gen. &. McDufiie,
Hon. F. w. Pickens, and Hon. A. Burt.
J. l.. LESLY.
Dec s, ls43 If 46
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

~ Il 1lA COIt Wv = &S--1N-~
TAMES D. HAMMOND, who has beer
81 arrested, and is now confined within tn
bounds of the Jail Of Edgefeld District by vir
the of a capias ad satifhciend nm. at the suit o
Charles J. Glover, having filed his petition with
schedule on oath, of lis whole estate and ef
fecis, with the purpose Of obtaining the benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly, conmon'
called the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, that the pei
ton of the said James D. Hammond will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Edgefeld District, nj Edge6eld Court
House, on the second Monday of March next,
or on such other day as the Court may order.
during the term, commencing on the second
Monday in March next, at SAID place. and all
the,crcdlors of said james D. Hammond are
hereby summoned personally or by attorney.
then and there, in said Courl. to shew cause, 1t
any they can why the benefit of the Acls afore-
said should net be granted TO the said James D.
Hammond upon his executing the assignment
required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, 6: D.,
Clerks Office,
Novr "a, 1943.
Novr. 90 If a
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN IHE, COHlHON FLEAS.
T Nj. C. FREELAND, who has been
81 arrested, and is now confined within
the bounds Of the Jail Of Edgefeld District by
virtue OF a capas ad satisfaciendum, at the suit
of o. II. Lee, having filed his petition with
schedule on oath. ofiis whole estate and Ell
feals, with The purpose Of obtaining the hene-
fit of the Acts of the General Assembly, COM
monty called the Insolvent, Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that the peti-
ton of The said J. nj e. Freeland. will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Edge6eld District, at Edgefed Court
House, on the second Monday of March next, or
on such other day as the Court may order, dur
ing the term. commencing onthe second Monday
in March next, at said place; and all the cre-
ditors of said J. NJ. C. Freeand are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney, then and
there, in said Court, TO shew cause, if any they
can, why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
should not he granted to the said ]. III, C..
Freeland upon his executing the assignment re
quired by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c.E.
Clerks Office,
Nov. % 3m A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-17

The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return his thanks to his friends and the com.
munity in general, fur the liberal patronage
they have conferred on fhim for the, last ten
years He intends carrying on the
eREercEaeysag Tailoring
Business. in all its bfanches. allhe old stand,
and hopes by strict attch h,ion to business. TO
merit a conlinuancesof tb6se favors which have
been so literally bestowed on him.
JOHN LYON.
Dec 12 If 46
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~ office
Notice.

Notice.
STARLING TURNER. living upon the
S waters Of Big Creek, near the Higgins
Ferry Road. in Edgefield District, Tolls before
me- one dark brown bay HORSE, with dim
star in his forehead, and a snip upon his nose.
Supposed to be nine years old, appraised al
thirty dollars. -zz-
Novr. % (S2 OO) mat 43
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State of South Carolina.

IN CHANCERY.
The Hon. BaylesJ. Earle. Ex'or.
of James B. Mays, BiR for
Rhydon G. Mays, & DannettH. "'''''
Mays.
ET appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Com,
II missioner, that Dannett II. Mays, one OF
the Defendants, resides without the limits OF
this State. On motion, by Memminger, com
panants Solicitor, Ordered, that the said Dan
nett II. do plead, answer, or demur. to the
complanant's Bill, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said Bill will be
tallenpro eontesso against him.
J. TERRY, C. Z. D
Commissioners Office, Oct. %. 1s43.
Nov. 3m 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-17

YENHE Plaintiffs in the above cases, having
Z. this day filed their declarations in my Of.
fee. and the defendants having no wife or at
torney known to be within this State, OH whom
a copy of said declaration, with rule to plead
can be served: 1t is ordered that the said defen.
dant do plead to the said declaration, within q
year and day from the publication of this or
der, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against them.
GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Nov. 6. 1s43. ly AZ
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ESsa of EeEEers

Remaining in the Posi- Office at Edge
field C. H., on the frs, day of January,
1874. Persons enquiring for letters on this
list will please state they are advertised.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

4 nation is no, compelled g., ,rifp1i ah5 of the Injuries
IT lr. without the balance ui itair 4 - much ~ her
favor iht II !. ttcc-shty 10 regulate - 10y exchanges al
ma uiac,ure. instead Of cschnsr- Of 'rrci". bu, =
shou suppl, 81 f,od must hr Gl 81 up. An inp'tiaiiipn
of h%rc,dstull. = not optional. undrf "A ,hpn crop. at al
han ,fds ihr vacuum must hr flied. nWd sifciH m'-l 60
forward, # necessary 10 pay It, The balance OF lfale
l,iwccn iva countries eau. ~ almost every 'n-t'nc". Ice
regulated aud liquid red hN ac'ssa1'n e. 'np'ft- 90 'tl"iis,
when nclhrr d. prud upon the uii 81 Tor h'r'dD"h hr'
that nation inlnttiug gam 10 srpil " the den i"n'Y 10
her own crop. To meet The home consumption, must nj
times become TIA. debtor II The nation furnishing suPilie-
Po.rmasrt IA New Jersey latcly received a I,uer
from " a.hmgion. hdm ni,hing him that he ',nc bad
atu,eI tor A. o,r.nxal on ~ The Tyler patiy "a H.
town. The T. simas 90 replied. that nn exert on Wa
T. quisiie 10 produce - desirable an event; mat the ] sl'r
navy an tina, ,own WAS IA the most admirable sa's OF
o,gan z.ii ~ aud ELI icucy. II CONSISTS 81 hIm-'li and
the man who carried around the lc iefs, both wei
organ ed
Gam as a Summers .N,rgog,"-This expression
originated with Mf. fr'linehus- 81 a. he Wi's NOMINEE
lie var discerning the late VI Biltr, Pc'd'nt oi u'
L. :. Ba.k, standing lmmcssuic amidst The wte'k o
dcsoiaiion around han. lie was Always one oi Tia
vatme-' champ ns OF that Bank.
Not Bad-A jolly jack TAR. rolling along Commero'a
street. IN Boston. enqa red what the Druocrrtc NOM
nation was. "Pok and Dilps.' SAYS a h%y-stander
&" Polk aud dollars - says -, that' lie ticket ssme
thing 10 rat mad money ." he Po.trt'
The Albany Argus contains a lalle. compiled from III
-eilrus of the Secretary Il State Il NJ" York n WIN
The cause ~ fauI'risn', ii'm "h'h T" sll'''s' 'h'' q
10 $50 cases. G.i3i w'Te caused hy "iewpe'aHce. AT
t5s hy delauchcn- The Two Together making 81 pr cent
OF more than hall the ruilc paup'rs ct hat STATE
A not occurred al WAitbs. cInadl West. on Wedne
dhy e last week. AID several persons we're seu vi
! IL iurcd-one II l. feared MORALLY. The cause was IA
same A. that in Philadelphia, or nearly -. A guard vi
/ paced IA the Catholic church to p'e'ent IT'S telng hired b
I he mob.
.Nbrfkern Sar.-A paper intended fr cirnlato
. among The colored pc pie l. published once a fortnight
Nv York and AlhauN. urd.r ihe name oi tie y 'rh'r
>iar. lis edHor, are Dr. M,Cgre >nrh. AID the k'
l.. Nr. Pc M ~ u. two onl,fri men. The tlfcu.ano
G. amounts We are tod O., mr-e than tso thousand.
). RreurS ~ N.nrITp Novt>-A h~ilteior' he To-
d n.ctL u &c saiuf, provides ir tic s.euuis Il tie VIII
r raj .stat, against ara, hn ems un sccou"t OF TIA" husband
+ debit. IL p,sstd II. >.natc ii II :, but has Yet to
O acted upon IN he House.
d Taken MP Bg Gorsrnmcnf-Ihc cause Of the Ame
: can s,anen recently, numbered AZ Havana hy a -psnI
- der. has been taken ~ b., our Gosernaaent, aud fs n'
undergoing Investsauon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

Is published erery Tarsdqg-CFcc ~ Washington
Nlrtt. Nouh-East 81 he STATE House.
0J-Thc state Sentinel VII contain a much larger
amount Of reading matter, on all subjects # general
interest. than any other newspaper IN lndan1.
TEEAIS-Two dollar n year, always m advance.
IN no instance wlll moro than one number be sent TIL
the money j. received. Sub~cr. bcr, wl receive due
no.cc . few weeks before tic expiration II each year
or term. end I The payment fr n succeeding year or
term lie III advanced. thc p7rer VII be discontinued
Tht@ rule vii tc strictly adhered 10 an at cqSfs.
FIVE Dollar, wi be received for three year,: or,
three cop. - IS d be- sent ono year fr the same
OncdJlilr wll be- received fr >X m0n'h-alrGys
p a4raHc.
ADVERTISEMENTS. VIII be- inserted three tmc-
tone dOlltr a square, go ems and be- continued al
tic rate # - rents a square weekly. Qn1rterly adj
vcrti~cmcnts in crted at ~3 a ~qulre Of lJD ems.
Yearly advertiser VIII be- acc mm1ditcd Ca rca-
sonablc terms, which should always Be made IA witt
inc aS agreed upon.
All advertisements from abro,d musfbe accompanied
BY ne cast or no attention Will be pad to them.
Postage must be paid.
GJ-Po-tmastcrs are allowed to frank letters con
aiming rcmIttlnces.
Grin ranking. Po~tm1~tcrs must not frgct -
write their names in fun under the word free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

sentenced TO Imprisonment for n term OF not less
than SIX months nor more than five years, and TO a
fine equal to the amount Of the money embezzled.'
Such was the measure f the Democratic Party
which tie Wings ncknamed the 'Sub-Treasury."
Ii was a plan to keep the Pg6'ic Money Jar public
uses, in compl ance with the direct. posture and une-
quirocqi COMMAND Of The Constitution.
1t deprived no man Of his ghtS. but prevented GER
tar classes of men from using money rhict did not
beiong to them.
One Of the first acts Of Whigism when it came ir-
to power in 1911, was to ABOLISH TIE TREA-
SURY.
They repealed the Act passed by the Democrats to
restore The Constitution and preSerre the public HtoHey
for The use Of the public, virtually directing it to be
plqced IN BmkS and ioaHcd ant by taem far the pratt
Of The Stockholders and TIE use 81 the borrorerS.
The Inference between the two parties IS here IL
lustrated.
The Democrats OBEY THE CONSTITUTION.
The Wings DISREGARD IT.
The Democrats wish TO freSerre the Ppbtic Money
exclusively for pgbFc purposes.
The v higs wish to use II for THEIR OWN pur-
poses.
Little mischief has heretofore arisen from abolish
ing the Treasury in ISL, because the Wings have
spent the public money as fast "a they could raise OF
borrow IT. But we are told that the Public Deposits
now begin to acctmulate in the New York Ranks
and that Speculation. vlv.fied by the increased loans
Of the Dep0slte Banks, has again commenced ItS ~
mis- tatuuS career. We only want now "A Pank Of tho
United Suites t. convert the Wing Bankrupts under
the law of the Extra Session, INTO IaIer-moncy 20
tentates and miliopaire Bankers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

4 simple and frugal Government, confined within
slrict Constitutional limits.
4 strict construction ofthe Constitution. -nd NJ a.
sumption If doubtful powers
No National Bank 10 swindlc the hb9ring p3puIl-
ton.
No c injection between the government and banks.
4 DIPlom1cy. asking for nothing but what s clear
~ right md submitting % nothing wrong.
NJ public deb. either bv the General Government.
or by the States. except for objects # urgent neocs-
sIiv.
No assumption by the General Government e the
debts # the State>. elder Directly or INDIRECTLY. by a
distributed Of tic proceed, Of tie public lands.
4 Revenue tariff. diSrr.m nltug ~ favor + the
poor con-umcr instead Il ue uch capitalist.
No extensive system Of Internal Ina r0,cmcn: By
Il e General Government. OF by Tic Sa.e>.
A constitutional barrier against .m 7os.dcnt safe
loans.
The honest payment Of cur debts and the sacred
preservation # Tic ruhl.c faith.
4 gradual return from a paper credit system
No grants Of exclusive charters and PRIVILEGES, hy
special legislation. Il hanks.
No conneNlon between Church and safe.
No prescription fr honest op n IONS.
Fostering AID u Fullc educalan-
"progrc ~ivc" formation 4 ~ abuses.