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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-12
TIVE STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS ON THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD or GEORGIA
SEQ, esi 50 SIS, eo7 Isl SIS. saa 90

The increase amounts To $la6 O2s Al. In 1872 and AZ
there were 1915 passengers convey ed the road
in lsis and ~ there Os7 Carried being 272 more
than the previous year. The number Of bales cotton
brought down in 1912 and ~ 7oO and in is43 and
~ 9, asl being Of % s4a bales Tho comps
ny intend placing steamboat TO daily to connec
the road with Charleston, which will without doubt in
crease the travel and an cunt Of fright.
Statement showing the condition Of the Pine P!ains
Bank on the LIST Of August, and the comparison betwe
the returns for May and August.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days or the steamshi,


We shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
70 ROBERT SIivEv Captain Of News Boats a report Of
the shipping left port where they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo ard foreign
newspapers, news they have He will board
medately on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
or abroad will also confer favor by sending
the Marine intelligence they can obtain Nautical nfems
ito, Of any kind viii he thankfully rpceved.
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Kirosror. JAM JuIy 2a-I have nothirg In the shops
81 news to transmit to Flour il very dull az sale
he market 10 ovsrssocked sales NJ 81 70 Plenty oil
Meal on hand II commands 81 Rice Ia scarce but YES
eel has Just arrived with $40 bags and 20 tirrces No
~ 10 50 '- -
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Yours, eio.

The yellow Fsv IS. FIR 40 we can learn,
Nv" fatal Cases st yellow t~ver have occurred IN
our CITY, bat b,h contracted ds-ss- Vera
Crux several pit. sirisHs WIN " hom bsvs
vcrstd Inform rs that they have viii
Lrvst- pracics and =, the Charity hospital
the diseass.-N o Pie fur 3
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GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
IN THE GARDEN OF THE OTTO COTTAGE
HOBOKEN,
ELssLER BR0THERS No Charge feI Admtta,c.

GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION.
IN THE GARDEN OF THE OTTO COTTAGE.
ELSsLER BROTHERS No Charge for Admittance =
On MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY i2th. i,ih
NJ. Captain T. SCHWARTZ has tie honor to inform the
public that e has engaged f the above mentioned days
nimable, f1riamed and Extraordinary artists the ELSSER
BROTHERS. Premes slodelist. OF the Royal Academy OF
Painting Paris AID Professors Of Gym astcs g the Royal
mel Plmos Opera House and at the Wal street Ieatv.
PHILADELPHIA Stage has been erected for that purpose The
performances will commence with Grand Overture by the
PART I-Monsieur Louis Elsser will the, exhibit hi. won-
dfu Eea Of Jusgeryl the Bal mcing Of the Hat the Play
Flaw 81 ts Rings 5, Ire lance q .Ss Botte; g. tie 16ese
Stick; EItrsoidnsy Pay S' the Cannon Ball weighing
astonishing AID incredible sneing The Chinese Hat and
Flss-, invented by Louis Elssler
ltemssion oftwenty minutes, during which the Orchestra
will play sever! popular ID f.vorte airs
PAKT 1.-THE El.sIsr Broter will ,er gives Grand Own
Simpson, by Gusaye. the Dream Of Hercules, by Louis
tn Aerial 0ymnaste Swing, by Gustsvs the Lifting Of
Bomb weighing 2o pounds. by band arms eigh, by LOUIS
the Prone ,sds 6 AleSy. or Two Mem 4, AIm Lyh By
se Exc s Es Y aes Or H. ssdy Is:
Xnssa, vse,n a. Rome. By Louis TO- fsssa%s o. de- s,as
Column, by tie ElssIer bro!ers The Strength Of The Side
lntermission Of Twenty Minutes.
The Eer Brothers viii! The, conclude eir Fcss with he
Grand Grrcian Wrestling Match.
Extra Boats will BE- necessary. The Hobok Fcnies.
Should the nceme Of the weather pvvent Performance.
on any Of the days announced will take place day fol-
For particulars. se bills OF the day. suo Tins
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o. DEMOCRATIC EMPIRE CLUB-I Commit.
re Of Arrangements or the Grand Procession which will
tax. pace on Thursday Evciiax, the 18th Of August
VIII their Head Quarters - Park Row This
ing at o'clock. precisely. B, order Of
JAMES BECKETT, Chairman.
90 WEAK BACK MAY BE CURED IN A VERY
short time D, usink one oi DIR Sheruian's Poor Mans
Piatsrs They decidedly the best strengthening Ilas
term the world They are equally III ctual ia
H. IN and pains IN the SIDE cheat and mitirs giving
reis when ell other applications TAIL Br careful gs
the Bshhve aftcle Observe we'll that DIR. Sherman !
lac snis printed Oh the hack of each plaster AoA.
others are genuine The spurious articles
useless
DE- sherman's warehouse il No. 100 Nassau street
Agons-29I Hndson street; 1873 Bowery, Spring
street; " East Broadway; Ledger Buildings, Phiadei
phia, and 8 State street. Boston.
Q5-GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
On, who heard vi that WONDERFUL Suap.
The most useful and potent that science e'er gave.
Whose virtues have such most magical scope,
As cen 10 wash whie the dark skin Of III. slave 2
AZ the mis,s pass away with the heat OF The day,
Even SO does this Soap drive eruptioDs away
Iae sImpies us made from the her Lalist knows,
i, rival In fragrance and sweetness the rose
D. Gourhnd's ltaen Medic ated S0sp 10 incOmparehly
the nrsi pr psrsto extan Tor the entire Of
ireckies pinies bloches sallowness from he human
SKIN Indeed 10 rapidly surercedng his far famed Eau,
de beaute i,r this pnrpo.e, mainly on account Of ITS
cnsapness and the greater facility Of its application Dr.
positively guarantees his Soap 10 peri0T all ha promi-
SEES or mo pay TAKEN providing lair trial IL made OF its
wonder workiug quantities. AT the same time he would
remark, hst this low price winch he has fixed upon H.
Place. it within the reach Of all.
keDenber this soap can ly be purchased genuine at
OF Walker street fst store from Broadway All
tons of h- kind purchased mcb trash
that wonl be dear 10 pay two snlings
tire Cart load
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PALMOs ITALIAN OPER. HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Monday Evening, August Iath,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SERENA DERS,
MEssRs. GERMoN
sTANwoOD.
HARRINGTON,
PELHAM
Respectfully tho Ladies and Gentlemen Of Now
York that they have made arrangements for opsang
that delightful placc
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
C~FOR ONE WEEK oNLY..n
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, AUGUST L.
And the public assured that every exerrion will 10 used
to excel all previous efforts.
THE N + TAINME NT
eorsIsrISo
SONGS. GLEES. CHoRUssEs. COMIC LEG
TURES. ETC, ETC.
ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
ACCORDION, BANJO. CONGO. TAMBO AND BONE
cAsTINETTs
THEY
Co CHALLENGE THE WORLDl-e0
TO PRODUCE THEIR rerAI-
Concert to commence a,s%. For PARTICULARS programme
CASTI.F GAWOEN.
Tuesday Evr.i"x, August 18th, Is4A,
FIX ckA E " Fe 5 ( K s,
Covering he a e fee. with beautiful and blan,
c0G %FFGGlT f, SSfss1T.xYSs 2 G Fiji Indian
The ne sTA ap 81 P PoIaSb Psee Of the
In. f Ia 8l Elk lt;isIHI r'fes Of
Lx s't2zas s0:sn'es PPGg' Ryt WIZ viz.
Which Away. THE sss ZEE s, hSa appreciation.
THE r Mo slsf! &c Ss22fonY
And the lRd FL IB En- Sss entitled
s5sa q Brilliant ilIsSs' se. Of
" Admi..ane< Fifty G.a, s'na0'''' .ull am
THE ALBA MRA,
BOO BRoApw.y. sETwEAs spSne PkIScE srREvrs.
Hs Of G + s the a n. hs
sss .. h
Bn a ne oh a ,ns eesSasS o. Lne AuS
me- dh s%s 'ss issS Sasss.
ELYS!AN FIELDS, HOBVKE ".
FREE ExfIBITioN W.
HAT I'D 81
md e T 'sss s. r Ssr
and o"s'a'sd as's.%sas.'x s%s YssR,
The Exhibition will begin with
Magic Plates by Mr.. WILLIAMS. the ceebrated Pnts
W,l!ler aud Balsneer Shieh he stands nry.sd assisted
INTRODUCE his noye aud pleasing feats.
Mr. II. w. RU6GLES, the much admired Slack Rore
Vauer will appear and perform his Of strength
Summersets.
Mr. HOOD will also appear the Elastic Wire and Dance
HornwIc on Chairs, and will conclude with the denlt
Feat OF Sta ding Barrel which the Wir display.
ing the perfection Of equilibrium
Mr. WILLIAMS Will introduce his son, Master AVON, in
the pleasing acts Of tireean aud Prussian Games.
~ lntermission of half hour
Mr. HOOD will make Ciraud and Terrific Ascension ON
the Tight Rope upwards of t and back ards
fest ony performed by himself
The Eyhhiton will conclude with the Italian Fsntocciu by
SlGNOk GARCIA, representing life
a Good Band Of Music ia atteldtucs.
Days Of "Wednesday and Fridsy,
meEcing at a p. NJ. aui2 sim
| GRAND CiYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
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PEOPLES LINE of ate MBuA7S
FOR AIRANY

a~A ~ DAILY, Sunday. srcrgssA-Thsoush direct.
6<@krE<}sM7 r. M. from The 6tesmboat Pier hetwsrn
- Ccyysl.na q .ed 4, Liberty streets.
The s.amboa, ROCHESTER, Csptain A. Hoaghton. o.
A. Five o'clock, M-.Isndins :. in.srn<dias Places.
The Stsamb, COLUMBIA, Captain w m. h. Peck, Mon
day Wsdnrsday Friday and SUNDAY Afsruoons oeioei
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, CAptsin r. u. Crut
O'Clock.
Passengers taking either &c the above lir~s will srfvs
in Albany ample tale The Morning Train al Cars for
tf east wet The boats and subsutd, arr fur
copmodsticns. arr unnvall~d on ths Iindscn.
For passage or fvirht Apply board TO C. sehnltr
tie Nice v the ~hnf sni2c
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HEATING WATER AND sTEAMING.

HEATING WATER AND STEAMING.
n hEW 1ND H.sLU.ikLN fMPROYr1EvT
MUNGER l. MARsHS PATENT STEAM BOILER
M 1he subcribe having secured The excluvr night tss
City and County Of New York. feel gra6ed in being
With this boiling lie prodused
with third the quantity Of fuel and half the
can be done it'll any otr inyeed teg port
able and easily carried BY he used h ~gu
facility the hou oe The following SOM u uN
valuable FOR which the Patent steam Boila
intended -
For beating for baths, and making Tor v.por
bahs erior thing that has lee ed for that
purpose, and IS much neesd in this city AZ the time
ed in wooden tho without the possibility Of beg injured by
Or bur ed by the fire.
For hotels. where hot constantly wanted the
from thu boiler be used for stramns
blct at the time.
For farmers il ia invauaile for ssssming o. boiling vvss
bes for feing stock and also be usd B, G family
wuhlng, &c.
For ~r.' m,nuf eturng purposes eomp,s,- tlsy
will r-dily perceive imia.tson
wood
For Botanic Doctors for boiling ssaming hssbs. &c.
g. For comb manu- cturen.
For tanner. to heat their liquor.
TO- For vctu ling houses, IL will supply them with hot
and he I their table, at the time
III for heating houses found 70 produce The lsse
Kind OF heat
For tutchers hat water scalding hogs dressing
poultry and for III kinds Of mcch,nc other
whIei hot water or steam may be required.
lhs ublic cctiuy invited call and examine Qua.
J. 4 +. BACKUS u BoweYy
~ lw~m cornsr Of Bayard
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The capital Of this bank IL $l0oOO0 There appears
have been falling Of all the departments but one The
amonnt of specie on hand has slightly increased.
The official report the banks Of Ohio from the comp
rolcr for August st has not yet come to hand The
turns Of the Bank Of Crclev lie have heen received
Il e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-12

Now lend your ugs ye Blenders fine,
Win ken the bcreht o. wine,
And YOU wh1 laughing said brown ale
Leave links a wee, and herr a tale
THE CALIFORNIAN w. r. b SOCIETY again rvspect.
fully invite their friends aud the public generally to ate
,her re;ul meeting This lMoad;y Evening August i2tb
way o'clock precisely Several Wasbngo.
MANS will address the meetng and III Singers Of Gale.
Come then Ieoe every ad aud condition. and
sign the total abstinence pledge:
THOMAS SMITH, Secretary.
~ B-Thc Lady Caledonian w. r. D. Society hold their
regula meeting the above fall this afternoon o'clock
ltsm
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CLIFTON HOUSE.
ON THE SAYs!p plFs s sTATEN ISLAND.

TOR PERMANENT BOARDERS, transciont dodgers and
dry visitors offers opportunity Of ioynG d. brpa
view ofland and unequaIlcd
the house
The dinner hour * o'elock-on Sunday a O'Clock H.
reor carriages IN aedsnca for The accommodation Of tbs
hne Bowling Alley and Billiard Room lsh
I'd for the Of the Of The eslablshmsn
GEORGE PIERIS, rvoprstos.
~ B.Two Of the best the Hoae may b had Tor
I've remainder Of the Immediate application Of fam
lies.
On Sundays tn boats stapleson landing every hcar
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CHARLATANs. HUMBUGs. QUACKs.

CHARLATANS. HUMBUGS. QUACKS.
GONE BLOlKHEADS who live upon limitations, and
" whose trash is out TO palm Cock.
roach and Bedhug Poison TIC public and by dver
The subscriber the nvet Of The Scol he III
warrant his preparations for Bedbugs, either in the hac Of a
powder lud his Cookbook Poison Patchc uly COMPOUND
fSr Mcbs or u, simitalls FyPysr, and The Comp9uld
riL will convince the sceptc The OILY sc uie pls
for procuring the onglt AID efect preparations from the
inventor, DIR LEWIS EEUtHTWANGER,
No. co Made Lane, william street.
In Pbid.lphia al ZIFBER co.
aul2 3tiseodsrc In Boston, al RE- DDINC;A co
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ROOM 10 LEi-Io or two tssaep. pblant Tont
room on the second door. furnished unamsd with
WHIT strst. en- iwa
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K E NJ OV A L

REM OVAL
s. 3. ROCKWELL have removed their Watch cod
y, JsSslry e.tsb.hmsnt, fem No Asor House No
oaal anangrne prepared with 10 ,ae Of men sY
very PARTICULAR aitent repairing Of Watches locks AID
Jewelry ofeveiy description. auia 81 nc
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r. - " ~ Il MEN y ~ LY
WILL. he again repeated on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
and TUESDAY Angus, l3,h ,th and 18th, illustrated
Sc admission 30 cent, Single Lecufeor 81 for The Course
Zach Lecture complete by itself admitted
The former room having been much too small DR. II has
gased Tor this occs'o the large Hall at the Of Broadway
ing Ticket for the Course will also be entitled attend with
the Lecture Friday Eveiing, l6t Digestion Respa.
ton. and Circulation Of the Blood Ladies' Gentne
ioung Persons attend this Lecture together. Admission
cents. Commence precisely At Z. NJ suf2 3tis.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-12

HAKIJW AXE, CUTLERY, NAILS, TIN
PLATE. &c
200 GROSS low priced Knives and Forks 1870 to s2i
WV
casks Pea and Pocket Cutlery, Razor and Scissors.
casks common and best mill, b,std and taper Files
casks low priced ard best Hand and Bick Saws.
g casks "Elwells' "Br'de's," aud commoi Hocs.
1000 kegs superior Cut Nails lat the lowest price)
lJo boxes Tin Plate, hx, tat s8,25 per Dor
Also, Trace Chains Hooks aud Hinges, Round Bolts Nor.
folk AID Square Latche Pad and Patent Knob Locks Iron
ard Table Spoons Frying PAY; Perea.ioa Gaps, Hair Seating
For sale on the usual credit, a very low prices, By
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
aulz Ctissrc No. 20 Joha street, (up stairs.)
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FORT WINE MADEIRA, ABSENT HE,
kERCHWASSER, sc.

UKAND DEPOT, 81 JOHN STKEET
VEGETABLES ECkERT has the hon,r TO inform the public
IVA and his c ds thst he has we'd and
q Borde C,t sauere Grave Rheash Port and
Madeira ICES from the first had; Chateau LATTE Ch,teau
Leoville, Bae Cante de- yintages 1893 aid 1910 Cham
pagc CoIdor blue 81 Julien snd Nedoc Wines heads
aud cases, for bar and family auii I'm N
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&1E 000 "A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN MER.
- soDss, h GMAST now rs.ians ENGLAND would
mission or Dry Goods Commisson House in this city
the former preferred He has highly respectable and influential
buuess eonecons both England and e Coatneni and
VIII furnish any amount Of capital undsf 5000 He hu passd
EUROPE His experience and influence would be aaimpor
nt acquisition to house derous Of its business
e would act as Agent for the house in Europe and travel either
~ England on the Continent might
lie s we'll known several Of the first Shipping and Coums
son house. IN this city. Anonymous will
be regarded.
Address A A. A. Box 81, Park Post Office auio Ah
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NOTICE TO THE N YORK SPORTSM S
CLUB
THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLUB are hereby notified
that the regular Monhly Meeting of said Clnb will ,ke place
the house OF Mr. Sem Of Boome aud Forsyth Streets
This Monday Evening, August l2th, AT o r. Nj.
JAMES Mc6AY Secretary,
aul2 nsm 20 Chambers street
PARTNER WANTED
HOTEL MAN, commanding five six thousand dollars
"A pital and wishing embark geitee ID profitable
hotel situated the desirable Broadway will find
favorable opportunity BY addressing H. Co. Upper Post Oics
with real name stating when and where interview be had
auto 2sAh
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
The AMERICAN EDiTos ov THY
FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW,

MAhRlAGE.
GENTLEMAN, Of forty years Of age, is anxious form
an alliance By m,trimony with lady Of respectable friends
aud who has al her disposal S0O0 and from -four h
~ Of age Letters addressed " and left this OF
hce will be immediately attended The greatest secrecy aud
honor may be depended on. aul2 2tsrc
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PLANTERS HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND
THE above delightful Boarding Hou~ nov open for he
ceptioa VI boarers he subscriber begs leave enou
that baths house has beeu bu 1t Ia front u DE s,ab
for the aecommod on Of boder,. &c and nothing shall BE-
able r. WOLFE froprietor
Tompknsy lille, Aug. 10, 1874.
10 For the purchase OF Cottages or Real Estate apply 70
aull lwrrc p. WOLFE, Eantsrsf Hotel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07
TEXAS AND ENGLAND.

As respects Mexico aud other powers,
which is our own main concern in the
question, il is currently reported, that the
policy aud line Of our own country will
be this. II is the purpose Of our govern.
ment, in brief, to offer our mediation be-
tween Mexico aud Texas 10 procure Mex
leo to recognlze The independence Texas
upon the simple condition, as regards Mexi-
CO and Texas. that Texas shall retain It's
independent existence. so as not 10 preclude
Mexico liom The right Of war if any futuI e
incorporation with America should be at
tempted. The only fur,her point here is
and This; indeed is most important one
the acceptance by Mexico Of these terms,
be accomplished with our own guarantee
that we should carry it out; that is, en-
force it.infthe first instance upon Texas if
refused ;:aud secondly, bind d%ourselves 10
defend and maintain it if accepted by
Texas. Under present circumstances we
are NOT enabedto answer tie question in
poinr0f fact our own opinion is thai how
over polite it may be to procure this
amicable agreemen, between Mexico and
Texas, and thus 10 effect our purpose by
.raisinga difficulty in the way nearly in.
.snrmonntahle to The accomplishment Of
this annexation at the present time, if we
can induce Mexico and Texas 10 make this
treaty between themselves. still that il
would notbe prudent and polite for US TO
become athird party:t to this treaty IN the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

Bishop Andrew and the constitution OF the
church and 10 h,m we tender hearty
welcome, whenever his convenience will
permit him to come among US.
Resolued, S. That, we concur in The
plan proposed, ofa convention Of ministers
of the slave-holdins Conference to meet
in Louisvilfe Kentucky, next May, to ar
range for the organization Of a Southern
Branch ofihe Methodist E piscopal Church.
A true copy from The Minutes.
ST.. WAGNER, Secretary.
Charleston. july Is, 1914.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07
State. Of South Carolina.
- EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY. /.
My JOHN: HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
ED of Edgefeld District 10 t'.sf
Whereas Alexander McC Caine, hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters of Administrations.
on stl and singular ;he goods and chaitels,'
rights and credits Of Samuel F.A. Nc
Dowell, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased, -:
These are, therefore, TO cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the. kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased,to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said: District, 10 be holden at
EIge6e!d Court House on the nineteenth
day Of August ipst., to show cause. il any.
why the said administration should moi be
granted. ~; Z
Given dhder my haad;; and seal, this5.h
day Of August in'the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fortysfour.
and in The sixty-nirSh year of American.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
| Atgust7, 1914. (S2,12a) 2t % "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

NeU Cotton.-The Steamboat Brilliant
brought yesterday the first bale of new cot
ton, from The plantation Of A. Doherty,
Esq :, West Felicians consigned to J. b.
Byrne & Co. rrhe crop is about month
earlier than last year, when the first bale
was received on the l7lf day Of August
Since wiring The above three more
bales have been received by the Bunker
Hill from Vicksburg-l from Gov. Nc
Nuts plantation, one from the plantation
of Dr., BIRD, and one from that of Mr.. Da.
vis.-N. Y. Bee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07
YNlENHAL.

Married on the Ist instant. by the Rey.J.
NJ. ChiIds, DR.. JOHN F. LEWIS to Miss SARAH
J. BELcHER, both Of this District. -
On the lst inst by tho Rev H. A. Williams,
Mr.. JOHN NJ. CoGBURs to Miss EMEL1sE: HoIr
sToN, daughter Of Moses Holston, Esq, all Of
this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

The oldest newspaper in the United
States is said TO BE the New Hampshire
Gazette, p ublished in Portsmouth, N. III.
which was commenced iu l754, and iss
now consequently in the ninelieth year Of
its existence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

Ne,O Cottoa.-We have the pleasure 10
announce that bale Of new coI!ou was
received yesterday at the Warehouse of
Messrs. Buslin & Walker, in this city,
from the plantation ofJames Gardner, Jr.
Esq, of Columbia county. 1t is good sta
pie and fine quality. The first bale of
new cotton received last summer, was on
the 24lh day of August, 25 days lalef.-
Auguta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

A friend handed us the following article
fotipublications Comment is unnecessary.
A gentleman inlorniedsme a-few weeks
ago, that the body of young man was re-
Gently dug uPih.C Charleston BY seme men
employed 10 erecting, forii6ea,iohs;' and
that he had been buried in his; ordinary
Dress; the texture ofawhich was1sthl dis.
cernible; il bad evidently been 'genteel
s6il. He WAS supposed TO have been
vfciimftn the Cholera of 1885: The body
had crumbTed TO, dust-and a bottle 'csA
filled pitA 'wkisksy:qA the bones in The
coGn.-Augusia Waskingtonian:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

SpOts in The Sun.-A writer in The Mad
ison, la. Banner, says there are six Spots
now visible in the sun. all of which have
made their appearance within few days.
The diameter Of the largest is estimated
at 5000 miles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

Nsn Religious !Sect.-"The Living:
Dead!" is the name Of q new religious
sect said 10 have appeared in Connect
cut. founded by a young lady in the
town Of Coventry who has persuaded
herself and others that recently. while
under the influence ofan. opiate, she died
aud welt 10 Heaven. She describes her
aflege. adventures in the world of spirits
TO scores of visilers daily, and 6uds many
believers;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

individual who is addicted TO drunk EN-
ness ; or, if he has been SC, he must exbib.i
il full proofs that he is no longer a, slave
to this vice. The same go3eriin have
also directed thar, in every report made
by the ecclesiastical, municipal and police
authorities, upon petition for license to-
marry, the report shall distinctly slate
whether either of The parties desifous Of
entering iulo matrimonial connection is
given TO intemperance or otherwise.