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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
Public Notice.

s hereby gwen, that an application will be
III made to the Legislature, Mt the next session
to repeal the "Actto Incorporate The Village
Of Edgefeld"
Aug. 2l 3m 80
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

VINO ARE THE WHIGs?-All the suryi-
yers of the College Of Electors which casf
the vote of New York for Mr.. Jefferson
IN 1900, and all the Sd rviying members
OF me Senate and Of the Assembly who
'otea tor these Electors, ARE STILL VINES
ana a voted Tor Harrison in 1910, and will.
II alive, vote for Clay and Freiaglupsea
-, "a 1914! Among them are Gen. VAN
CoRTLANDT, JAMES BURT, JUDGE WooD-
WORTH AMBROSE SPENCER, and ERAsrrsI
RooT,--Raleigb Register.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
DONNELLA & RUDn
Iompkins' Bluff Sumter Countv

AoLnPkIns BIuit Sumpter County.
Alabama, January 4, 1913.
DIR. 4, SPENCER:
DEAR SlR.--I wish you to forward me
a large supply of your Pills; don't think
three hundred boxes too large a ouan,itv
to send. sold one hundred md sil,y
boxes IN the last six months; they are the
most popular PHI in This place. Fnr
bilious complaints, sick headache. dys.
PePsia, and such like diseases. thew are
considered almost an in(all:ble remedy -
have been agent Tor DR.. Peters PIs
e ana formerly sold a large amount yearly,
:, nuI | now sell three dozen of your Pills
10 one OF his. MY customers think lbeg
superior to Peters or any other pills.
Respectfully yours, o. C. KELSEY
Frlce 20 cents per box. with all direc-
IONS. For sale by P. II. ncGRAw and
w. Ii, Fox, Agents, Natchez MI. Also
y MchoWEN and BALLARD, Liberty Nj
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

lhe amount OF revenue received at
lae c0stom-houso of the port Of New
Iork' for the month of July, was one
m''llon nine hundred and fourteen thou,
SAND three hundred and thirty-three dol
inrai
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

another specimen Of modern refine.
Git rn9nt may be seen in the fact that the old
.aSn'oned and layorito expression--"I ro
,ne whole hog" has been changed lo--,S J
ioc1mote The entire ssoiae.r' 1
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
Louisiana state Convention

ahe Convention met on the 5th inst
no business Of any moment was trans
ac'ed on the h'st and second days. Or
70 me 7lh' Gen, Joseph Walker was elected
resident of the Convention. John R
1tymoS' Esq, of New Orleans, was his
psMclPaI competitor, Gen. Eora,io Da,
~ was elected Secretary on the frs,
Oa''o'' and James Carpenter, Door Keeper,
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

a minister out west adverlises. in tho
nope oil making young people come for.
ward that, during the warm weather ha
VIII marry them for "glass of wbiskev
a dozen eggs, the first kiss of the bri5s
and quarter of pig" .
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

In the midst of life we are in death"
D.yGParted tins life on the 10th instant af he,
IGSlaehce m this county, Mrs. ANN SIBI'Ey i,
lne 5oth year of her age The deceased was :, =
worthy member of the Baptist Church, and a
tao most amiabIe lady, hospitabo and kind She
1os leIl an aiiectionate husband and three chi.
fa.' Glon' WIN numerous family of relations. and \
'a'ge Soc'al circle of friends to lament her loss
hest, thou sainted spirit, rest
from all thy cares below;
l ne Lord hath called thy spirit home.
ana at his pleasure thou must 90.
Angels await on shcrubs' wings,
Iowatt thy soul to rest
"Ron R thou wilt chant redeeming grace,
For endless ages with the blest
communicated by a Rclatire.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

H., ANTE COUNTY, s. $,
10 all persons interested in the follow
ing real estate Of Joseph Terrell, sen
lor, deceased, Greeting.
v OU ARE HEREBY CITED 10 b,
4 and appear before the Probate
Court OF said county, on the
Fourth Roaday cf September acg
ana shew cause, Il any You can, WHY The
same should not be ordered to be sold. To.
wat: The northwest quarter OF section
t"enty-iour, in township four, RANCE five
east, except eight acres. more or less. sold
10 James Terrell, situate east of the
Jackson road anc the creek running
through SAID land. Also, the east half of
me southeast quarter of section twenty
three' township four, range five east. Al.
So the southeast quarter of the north.
west quarter of section twenlv.four in
township number four, of range five east.
WIN the exception of thirty acres of soid /
aSt tract OF land sold to Jos. Terrell. Ir
Also, fraction of land, contained in
ieed from Allen Tarver TO Joseph Terrell. |
ehIor, and described as follows. ,o.wit .
ne south end Of the west half of the
quarter Of section ;wentylour
II township four, range five east, contain +.
hg nine and one elevenths acres, and ev-
ehulGg from the southern boundary line
ne hundred yards north, in said descr;.
ed land. Said lands lying and beipo
n iHe county OF Amlte and state aforesaid,
II IS iuFther ordered, that this citation
,,I1 L
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

: lENrERANuE SreRY.--Two von,o
men, with a humming in their head )" re-.
.lreo late at night to their room in >
cfoWded lnn' in which, as they enter = 70
revealed two beds; but, the wind ey,in'
gulsn'ng the Light, they both. instead .,
'aa'hg as they supposed, a bed apiece
gel oack-to-back in ONE, which beoins -
SINK under them, and come around 7,|' =, ino 10
.eavals, ~ 10 manner very circumamb,enf
ou., ou1 qulle impossible of expIication. Pres,
enily one observes TO the other--
aiy lisay' Tom, somebody's in my beds
!, ,,1 y mere" says the other; $50 there
mn ,h,ne, a-n him! Let's kick 'em out!S
,. me NEXT remark vas" Tom. I've
A'cksd ee NY man overheard"
III. uood. says his fellow topper; " better
luck ", Than my man has kicked ME- ont
IN =. II he hasn';--right on the noor!'
.oa.ao, nne,F " relative POSITIONS" were not
aPPafen: until the next morning.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

~ N IT07TTy MISS, June 28, l84F
o alt whom 1t may concern, We will
say that we have made a fair trial Of
Dr. Hull's Worm Lozengcs, and DR.. Snen-
GERS GERS rus Tor the last three years, and do
'hlnk them a superior medicine and re.
I"'ItUy
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

Tho Editor Of The WoodviIIo Rrmil
can yeg prollliy hts od The reports !,
inluslfo1sIy circulated "a the iam1emf.
papon fgf gsa that lolk and Bnlla.
bad foyoluionlled the good oIl Wbp
county Of Wilkinson, by mentioning The
meetings Of The PARTY since lha 10 much
Dragged Of aeeess.ans took place. tlhe
lfst mcolIug hell Ia WoodvIIg. called
without regard 10 parties, sixty two por
sous assembled. lblf Of whom were CLAY
wings Al The second gathering about
one hundred persons met largo number
Of whom wofa also good Clay Wings.
Since then they have had several mua
mce'isea whore The persons prosont mum
bored from five 10 tbayl Apulhlorayr
barbecue at ono Of the county precincts.
nj which were twenty ono Wings and
niue PoIks tremendous aud over.
wheImtpg meelingo Of two p0Ibs was held
at another preeluctl It is said that The +
latter meeting adjourned unanimously
Such demonstrations of public senli b
ment are awiuIy ominous 10 Wing pres. il
poets
The Locotocos and the present rarial t,
The Wing Tariff of l8l2 calls forth a
constant stream of denunciariJn from 81
locoIoco presses and orators. 1t is per. .
fectly eXcruciating 10 hear the poor reI.
lows fret, iume aud rave to convince the re
people that they are ruined and ground le
INTO the earth by this odious tariff. and DC
perfectly torriyjng to see the bill and g,
Is authors devoted to certain destruction! in
10 listen to a ocoloco speaker or read CO.
loeotoco paper one one would suppose kC
hat The bhghung effects Of the exis,ino no
arlft would soon sweep, as with the be- 81, 81,
ON OF destruction, over our fair and
ovely land-that want and desoIation are
'ould soon reign pa ramount where han the
mess and smiling plenty now abide. wit
The Natchez Fr Tralcr says that if tbo b'o
Ienry Clay IS elected 10 the Presidency. con
the grinding oXactions Of the present ing
rlii will be entaiIed upon the country Tor
ID that eight years of his adminislra. ' n,e
IN" would reduce US TO a condition ion ;,g
orSe 'han That OF the colonies prior to ver>
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
Marion, Perry co, (Ala.l June 3. 1913,

Marion, Perry co, (Ala.) June 3. 1913.
\, SPENCER, NJ D.
DEAR SIR-It is about nine months
since your agent left with me a ouantity
oil your Anti Bilious Pills: did not bc.
lIeVe that much could be done with them
!!or they were new medicine TO us and
we We're largely supplied with Peters
MO halts and other similar Pills. which
were we'll known here; but from The tes.
! of the efficacy of your Pills in
oliIIous diseases, sick headach. d ysnnn.
STA, bowel complaints, &c. &C.. !, WAS
mol long before some were induced to
make trial of them. They were otonce
Iouna TO BE Just what they proposed 10 be;
III from that day to this, their popuIarj.
y mas been rapidly increasing. / have
'o'd during the last few months three
'oHdred and twenty boxes. You nav
o!co'aie upon a large sale of them din.
oIng The coming season. | wish van 70
aAd me SIX hundred boxes as soon 80
'n'enIent Send them to the firm ofL c
AooSe & Co, Yours, II. T. GopprY
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17


10 the 10Th ult 10 WIllmaf G sufht
I European Times see arc mainly Indebted
fuf cur foreign summary.
The cotton market bad laIlon On again,
aud was m "a dropping state when the Cal.
gtouit mII4i, WIIImef ua1 EmIih'a
+ Tuuas gflh1 la.hluly has the lolInw.na
. The s1I0s are limited, and prices, which
fecclel an eighth hal week., have peae
back fully 10 that extent during the pro.
fnl week The stock oH hand In lhs
market now eNeeelsosf MILLION or mlm
IA fact wb0ch' combined with The hrpp
stock on hand N 'he Uuilej States, must
prevent prices from rsnRi they may os
cIIloia occasionally, according 70 The de
matd, bat any permanent improvement.
ms the season advances, can hardly ba|
.ooata Tor
Inc political news by this arrival is off
MINOR Importance. There was a debate
u FafIIament on the 10Th July, "a the
nave trade N which Lord Palm1 slon
laied mat the United States were in part
o blame for is continuance, Il
SIR Robert Peel replied to this at con
ldetabIe length, laying the whole blame
i the continuance Of the slave trade on /
pam ana brazil, e
lRsH STATE FRhLs.--The writs er err Ia
Or IN which Mr., O'Connell aud his six b
no" prisoners are plaintiffs, came ON h
~, ca c., TLa5 t1o VI u1.', ,'or"S on tne fih o. {,
ny, Sir nomas Wilde opened the case Il
r the plaintiffs in a speech four hours "
length. lie was followed hy Nr. Pea .,
ck, also for Mr. O'ConneIl. and by Mr. Itl
eliey. He enlarged on the denoos,r,. kr
N of physical force on the part of the lin
own, and the fraudulent tamperipr with l..
r,,i : i''y'
The questions propounded to the iudgas
e eleven in number. the attention or irt
cir Iordships being called. in connac,;oa mi
III these questions, 10 the record and lat
lceedings. The first question is a. - "!
, counts in the indictments. and tho CO.
ID asks itthere be any defect in The find ty
of the jury. The REMAINING noin1s heI
considero,f9n or,' r. II,','''''"s ,I.an points He
mt grounds for REVERSING the in5ic,. slSt
Mt or Judgment ON the several ob;ac J
Is aledged by the counsel far tho aHI 5ra -, saw
sers. It's said that O,ConneIl bS ba, :" nn rnel
c that the writ of error would he nus 5", 'o his
ID in his favor. ,
he new charter Of the Bank Of Enc -.
will be in full operotion in ,ho - - , ve''
few weeks from the nrosan, 80, ,,.,o o l"e
part Of the hin which p''S. p'oSo"' '''he' IN |
attention in the monetary cir,Tss9 = 81 ,,' !
more than seven millions Of RenL 10 10 roe eol5S
land notes are to he canoa1ioi p'"" "n u ana
re the iOlb Of Oe,oher noyt o' u u al
he number of petitions for tbo Pooo,, ~ "a !
he Union, presented nm to M ,ha oIl,O Ipoa. ooR4
, was 4l5-or signatures AK 400 20 VI noE n
,ANcE.-From WiIImor &. ao1 Sd, MOO
IS we infer that there is eyery ','." n.nL Ar
Y that the difficulties bo,moan 'I Z E.po p,oo- men,
morocco will he ao,icohIr ,' al;.,1 ""Ge rnsh;
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

~ :. celebrated clown once produced on
sa;d S ssase a rusty old sword. "This,'
,s saau he' "is the sword with which La.
a' ,aaln smote his ass" One of the an.
s,enee swnss replied, 81 thought he had no
sword: butonIy wished for one5,--.,Yoo,re re-
var & ieJo'Hed the clown, " and this is the
ssfysword he wished for u '''' - WV
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

GovssOa. ruLASlrY,-" R was de most bobuIar
M, sssnor dat New York ever had" said
"How We wos ora Dutchman, Gov, Yates.
"Wbv was that?" asked his friend
went a., , ,, vame IN unanimously, and den
true Popularily!n - was HOT aa' dc
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
Vs. g||i|lH

LII ".HI NhtfNHtef they huFt
n ",9 IHIfIy lfieI, have eslnbliahs.
'h ''iof'blo celebration, and ofadnIly an
|pft''a'nE uIl other prap,talIons of mod.
.aibo' ~ curing those dafpsps arvaI,i
Ihey are recommended fbey nfa -.
Icommendel by The faculty ne bs L.,
IenlhafiIe and apotlunl paIlf,ao - NV - p'5'
~ hnr' The general voice NJ Tho ro,nn,u
Hhliy give them The decided rfutqrgnss
ana from lhelf decision thofg Ia no an
peal ~ ~
The following is from sfr. soos
Thomas, merchants at 'faIIaIega spring,
Alabama F''"h1
To'Iodcgo Springs, TuIladcgn Co.
-, Alabama, August II, lgIo.
q. ms Is To certify That have been n
,Ie'ed with sick headache, dyspep4in,and
llfet complaint and costiyencss for t5s
M ,os' o'ght or nine years, during which
uae had taken, as well as / fccolIeeL
ooolt sixty boxes Of Bcckwhhs pas'
Twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, aud Nun
Der OF boxes Of Ghampoa'5 and RranI.
reth.s fIlls, Of which afforded me Inn,
u'iIe or no relief At last, was recon-.
mended to try DR.. Spencer's Veuo,ablc
F'''S'oIId well did, for never had hnr
one attack OF the sick headache anor
commenced taking the Pills (now abap,
SA months, and / candidIy confess. ibni
| nave derived more real benefit from,
ne use Of Spenccr's Pills, than from aIt
he other Medicines opI Dill. ,t.T
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

LrNnER
1 Il Will HtLt LUMBER at my m,ll
ny miles North west of Liberty. hi
.ha following prices, VIII
FLOORING, par 1000 beet, eide moasue,
GpIlue. - h.
Notwithstanding, ig.bu
Ffanlilur. i3'ba
lluaGh tiVa. ggL
on eftIil IIII the lslof January
pfaof' will bo promptly ATTENDED To Al
hlI times
CLINTON Mo6EllHIs, Admir-
hmi'e County, Aug . g2m5
tsr RECElyED-
eB 80 socks eolltp, 20 casks bacon.
100 s1ehs sult,
so hoNes and kegs tobacco.
2ouop eiE8f#, l5O kegs nails.
5o boxes sonn 20 lo. candies,
10 boxes clnror
10 easks porter lLondanl
~ cases port wine, % boxes g,nes.
l9U kegs aud cunscrs powder.
100 bags shot, case cars.
For sale at the BdYOUSIRA lam
w. oy j. C. NORRIS.
HN'Eu'' - 22w3
~ Ill have well enclosed lot opg
'osio the steamboat landing. and viii I
tore aud ship cotton, free OF charge ia {
Nv P'"o'cH j. C.M.
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE,
g1 VIRTUE of a certain Deed ol
~ Trust, executed to me by William
montgomery, and of record in Convey.
1nte ,n, BOOK, Number Six, pages 1888.
io4, I65, executed on the fourteenth dav
OF October, eighteen hundred and fortv.
'"o' and recorded on the same dav IN
me Probate Clerks Office in Lbertv
AmIie County, Mississippi, to secure the
payment OF certain debts therein men
'ioned, | will expose at public sale. n
me highest bidder, for cash, at the door
OF the Court House, in the town orI
Liberty Amite County, Mississippi,
0" the 2Oh day of Fcbruarv. l845.
The following described pro7er,v ,o.wit
One negro man Jesse, and one negro T
woman Lydia, and girl Becca. one
5IrI Caroline, one woman Creesey and
1ne boy EIllck and one woman Malin-
ia' one boy Nelson, and one woman
N'Sey' one boy Sam, one boy Henry i
una one boy Charles, and one woman
a,e' ana one man Jack, and one bov
ohn' and one girl Amanda.
l VIII convey 10 the purchaser. or
urchasers, such title as was vested in
ne aforesaid William Montgomery. at
io ume OF MS making the said Deed orI I
NJ WllITTINGTON, Trustee.
Liberty, Amlte Co, Miss, J
Liberty advocate., 1844-08-17

laf lalnl llifcelunn, lei mlv.
|9 y - eoflnin that auefna vii H. af,i,
,,ahal pb ihH l0.h inst. dtamJ,,.g IN,
.'f'osf nni Assembling nov rb,.,,a,.
''t tho 10Th of Oeiobafl nnl tbs h. .,Ls
.'He Hnfff1 lh0 Government ,,.II ,a.f..
'N3t"n W. aysiom of Gutefnnrul H
ftem Other fnns of iha CamN6nf fha
news 's Of I.lIIglm.oduogo
Htatnal sHHVtBYa'tho pfagfst.,
ana Pfnier the limerick Rpbafiaf ,fs
~ ha tired iaf atjIlIuua article hs,in.l
'he t'ptgfumHut
\ lollef from FIufeHtg Of laa sgIb ~
lNhe sInIw That Puurc temma Bsuae4tl.
'a' PteeipimnIy Hd that city naurlang
'uPFlug aha Of the finest plIaaatef FIa.
iirsoa'' ir whore he once hcIdnsau ofe1u,r
! 9' Pr.0ees sudden departure aguaf1
.'l 10 financial embarfnasmena. which I'll
p Impossible ior bin 10 overcome nl Ihis I
moment
LoIlcr from Athens of the egh lam.
my that a eroa' do % agitation prayaIi. T
'0oos The people III Nbous, aaI rb,r
..gs are heard in tho streets of Down
With the Ministers" '"
Accounts from Warsaw state the En
1Iof OF Russia has granted permission
. SUI larger number Of cNiled Poles In
g'oin TO their country aud enter aaain
'' Tue possesstono of their property.
il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Honor to Connecticut.

A National Salute Of twenty-six guns (Which
would have been hundred if there had been time
to make the cartridges) fired in the Park last
evening in honor OF the gallant conduct of the
Land of Steady Habits The peal of Wing
triumph rung out loudly in the clear air of the
beautiful evening, and woke thrill in many a
generous heart.
An mpromptu gathering of Wings likewise
took place last evening at National Hall, which
was attended by nearly every body who had no.
tice of it. Animating off-hand addresses were
made by goody number of ardent Wings some
capital songs were sung, and every alluslon to
Connecticut called forth burst of acclamalon
from the enthusiastic, e1ulting multitude. Clio
rious land of the Ellswor,hs, Shermans, Wolcotts,
Huntingtons! the Nation rcjoices in your tr-
umDh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
s-om Second Edition Of THIS Moning-7 a, NJ
= aTER FROM CONNECTICUT
THE FINAL RESULT.

Bv this mornings boats from Hartford (drect)
and Norwich. we have the returns from WIND
n,u County, and all but towns IN the state
The victory is complete Wndham Go. com
nIete) qives but l22 plurality for Cleveland, and
ends nine Whiqs to sir Locos TO the House-one
Senator Of each party.
The Wing have SIXTEEN to IN" OF the II
Senators, and about ONE HUNDRED to Serenity
ire in the House OF the five towns not heard
rom at Hartford when the boat left last evening
.ve know that two Washington and Madison
have gone Wing, and we believe Colchester has
rome likewise, leaving but two the Locos.
Gov. BALDWIN has plurality Of 1853 over
Cleveland, which the towns to come in may re-
dnce lOO-not more The Abolition and Scat
tering vote is some 100, so that Baldwin lacks
some 400 of being chosen by the People. No
.natter-the Legislature will settle the business
in short order
Cleveland runs some hundreds ahead of his
oarty strength We believe WALTER BooTlI,
Wing Lieutenant Governor, is elected over Hola.
bird and Abolition by the Popular Vote.
Rejoice Wings, Rejoice! CONNECTICUT has
thrown off the incubus Of Loco Focoism, and
stands forth plainly for HENRY Clay and Pro-
lection TO HOME INDUSTRY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
CONGRESSION4L PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.

WAsulyGroS Monday April /.
in SENATE, to-day, }ir. FAIRFIELD presented
resolutions of the Legislature Of Maine, protest
inc against the imprisonment and liability to sale
OF free coored citizens of Maine in Southern
ports; in favor of fixing uniform day through
out the United States for the Presidential eec-
ton, and for resembling the treaty with Great
Britain in reference to the Colonial trade.
Mr.. BARROW presented resolutions OF the Lou
isana Legislature in favor of q Navy Yard at
Pensacola He expressed his hope that the sub
ject would be acted on without delay.
NIr. HENDERSON presented resolutions of the
Mississippi Legislature, for reducing the price OF
public lands.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. ARCHER, from
Va, against the annexation of Texas, and by
Messrs. CLAYTON, BUCHANAN, BATES, HUNTING
TON and TALLM,DGE, against modification OF
the Tariff.
Several private bills were reported and others
were passed.
The Post Office Bill was again taken up
Mr.. SHIMoNs's amendment to nSert,25O miles IN
stead of 100 for the lowest rate of postage Give
cents pending.
Mr.. SMMoNs advocated his amendment at
some length.
Mr.. MERRIcK replied, considering it imprudent
and iniudiciouS to 90 so far with the reduction.
Mr.. PHELPS opposed the bill in toto.
After further remarks by Messrs DAYTON and
MERRICK, the Senate adjourned.
In the HOUSE, after some farther confused and
for the most part unsuccessful attempts at busl-
ness out of the regular order, the consideration oil
the special order for this and the two succeeding
days, viz. the business relating to the territories
was proceeded to in Committee of the Whole on
the Union, (Mr. WHITE, late Speaker. in chair
With but little debate or delay twelve bills were
passed, reported to the House and there finally
passed; among which are the following: for the
improvement of Racine harbor, on Lake Michi-
gan; for certain improvements in Iowa. in
Florida on the Western shore of Lake Michigan;
appropratng for the expenses of the session of
the Assembly of Wisconsin in December, 1912
and January, 81; establishing new Collection
District uhc Suwancc) in Fa.; certain post routes
in Florida
The bill providing for the sale of mineral lands
in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, was discussed
at some length by Messrs. BARNARD, VNroN,
CAVE JOHNSON, II. DODGE, HARDIN, and other
gentlemen. Mr. B. and others opposed the sale
of the lands until surveyed by geologist and
valued, urging tina: i put up at auction without
restriction, the speculators, by combination,
would effect their purchase at the minimum
price, 81 % per acre. Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON of
Tered an amendment providing Tor their survey in
this manner and valuation and against their be-
ing sold for less than two thirds the valuation.
The bill was nof disposed Of
The meeting o the National Institute was
opened at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, as notified, in
the FRS. Presbyterian Church. The President
of the United States delivered brief address on
taking the chair. The exercises took place in
the order of the published programme
ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Clay Songs forIs44.

A Tract OF l6 pages containing selection OF
the best and most popular Wing Songs, some of them
original, will be published at the Tribune OF
fee on Thursday the 18th day OF April. Price $500
per 100 or Sl5 per 1000 copies. Orders must be
addressed TO GREELEY 81 AlcELRATH.
SWe have just published another very large
edition the Tract On the COMMERCIAL INTER-
COURSE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT
BRITAIN, showing the exorbant rates ofduty which
have been paid on American products exported
from the United States into England with many other
important facts with which every Farmer and Me-
chanic in the United States ought to be acquainted
Price $40 per 1000 copies, or 81 % per 100.
LEA new edition of fRIvEss LETTER on the sub
ject of his preference of Dir. CLAY TO Mr.. VAN Bu-
Rem. together with an able article on the TARIFF
IN GERMANY is also published in Tract and sold
at 81 0 per 1000 copies or 81 ,25 per 100.
UWe will also publish during the next month
Tract of is pages, entitled, The Tariff as it is,
compared with the Substitute proposed by its ad-
versaries. By Horace Greeley. Price SIS per 1000,
or $500 per 100 copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
By This ilorni : Mail.

- 1t is said that the nomination of Chancellor
WALwoRTH as Judge OF the Supreme Court, and
that of Governor SHANNON a. Minister To Mexico.
viii be permitted 10 lie on the table OF the United
States Senate without action. Baltimore Pat.
MORE DEFALcArIoSs.-A letter from Washing
ION savs:-.A dealcation has Just come 10 light
The culpable person is clerk in the War Depart
meni. BAH. rat
= The Harisburgh train ran OFT the track on
Saturday. about % miles from Columbia and was
detained several hours Nobody hurt
The Pittsburg Age says" A painful rumoris IN
circulation in our city that Mr.. Jonathan Miner, who
left this city for Little Rock Ark. had been ionily
murdered near that city.