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hRUGS & SiEDLCaN rs, WhJi.rsAtt
~ AND RErAL.-Ce IL. HEINZ sH, Ageuu
his recently received from the Northern Cite.
extensive supplies of vi ,ctncs, Chemicals Pcrfu-
mcry, Dye Sruffs Owe Notd', P,ints, Oils Wiz
dow G.'ss, Ps!cnt Medicines, ,ri"n Seeds. H.
bacco. Serars. Snuh' Sc &c, to whic they wou
respectfully call the attention of the Pubic gene
rally. rnc iolo Niug List contains portion ="
their Stock. which they viii sell upon as rooc
terms as any Store IN VIRGINIA.
MEDICINES.
English aud Anicoican q do mel, Su'phatc Qui.
nine, Gum Aloes, Cum Ca,up nor, Arrowi out, Peru.
Wan B ,r< Pearl B ,rley, I'm gliSn Calrincd Ma gn
sia Buc PHI Mas, Sulph. Nor ehia, Po ,iere Ja
lap, Phwd Ipccao. Rhubarb. Super. Carb. Poi,ss
Castor oil, super Carb. Soda. Gum Arabic, Gun
r. gacaI,h, Cinntmon, SIP. Nitrc Bis. Copaivn
Antnn Vino, Opium, Iiquoricc, Fioris Cauo
mile Corrosive Sublilnate. Aqua Ammonia. Ia,
Hric Acid, EPSON Salts, Laue;anum. Sienna, Oi
Peppermint and all essential Oils Quicksilver
Magncsia. Mamma, Rolf aud Flour Sulphur, Ale,
Cum Nyrrh> Chntharidcs, Gum fragacauIh, Saf
saparilla. Sppngcs. Walls sc. s
PAiNTs. OILS AND GLASS.
WindoN Glass Of all sizes aud qui tities, Whit
Lc,,l. Try ani in oil, Re- Ic,d, Li,hargc, Spirl
rntpeutinc; Putty, Whiting: vcrdigris; dry and IL
oil, Chrome Green, Chrome yellow, Yellow Octr,.
Prussiau Buc, Vermiilion, Rotten Stone Jvor,
Black, Cum Coal, Paint Brushes, all SIZES, RIOS
Pink Lump Back. British Lustrc, Gold and Silvc
Leaf, Copper Br"nz'. White Chalk. Spanish Blovu
Venetian Red, SAM Pepper, PuInice Stone, Iapa,
Copal, Coach and Harness Vhrnish, Turkey I'm
h"r, Terra de Sienna. Red Chalk, Gum Shclac
Bright Varnish, Sash Tools, all sizes, Black Lead
&c.
SUNDRIES. .-a
Cochineal, Nutnegs. Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon
Atl-pcc, Ism glass, Gum Arabic, Tu, kew Oil Rcses
Vanilla Beans, Torqmin Beams, CnriR ndcr Seed
c,rraway Seed, Auniseed, Prarlash. Sa'cratus
WHitr Jamaica Ginger, East India Ginger Pepper
Superior Sponsh Sega"s. Starch, Liqu"rce Bali
BIth Brick Flo Blue. Powdered Ginger Root Al
nm, Olive Oil, in bittles and baskets. Refined Salt
pctre, Mrcahov Snuff, Scotch Snuff Indigo, CaStil
Soap, owes, Castor Oil. in bottles Alcohol, Eric
ton Matches, Cnrnonatc Ammonia. Soda or Wash
ing, London Mustard CAYENNE Pepper, &c, sc
The Subscribers take this method Of returnrt
their sincere thanks IN the Ciizeus If Pott>moutl
Go pnrt, nd the nrighhuring Counties, for the pa
rOnorc so hhcrallv extended towards them. am,
confidently as surr them that every cxcrtion viii h
made on Shcir part to merit a continuance of tn
iYSICIaNS' PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMII. y
RECEIP s comp ,uuded of the purcst ingredient.
with accuracy and despatch.
Orders from Country VI 'rchants, Physicians anf
others promptly and neatly executed, and the pri
ccs such win rive rn'ir, satisfaction
~ W frtices soi at Ris Establishment warrant
ed Fresh and Genuine,
HEJNITSH onnt
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DRUGs AND MEDICINES. pAIYry,.

hRUGS AND MEDICINES. pAINrys.
~ Oils. WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFSS'
&c y recent arrivals from Northern Cif a. tie
sub5crtbcr is pui in poszessS"n If cornpl :, -.
sp~tment OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES PAINTS
oiLS, WINDOW CLASS. DIVE STUFFS &c, tn
which he invites the attention of thc nnbl;C 49,.
crafty. Purchasers wishing to obtain articles in
hts line Of business. would do well to give min, =
call ie'orc dealing elsewhere
The following priscs but a small oorti,n ~
bis assortment, viz
Aqua Anmon " Fort.'
Aul'non C1rb Arrowr0ot bermuda ;,
Alcohol y ,cax. B'ybct,y Bark
Peruvian Bark, best Cum Opium,
Gum Ca'nphor. Gum Bcuzoin
Roll sulphur, Dover Powder
Calomcl, " English and American"
yaiap, I'ec1c, EPSON Salts, Lemon syrup,
Sycup Sarsopatila. Wild Cherry Bark
Vanilla Beans, Musk "in grain"
HENRY BUFF
@rsggist and Chemist. High Stree
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PROPOSALS For publishing in the CITY Of
i Washington, NV daily, semi weekly, and
weekly, Democratic Republican, paper to be enti-
tied THE UNITED STATES, JOURNAL, by
JESS +. Dow & Co. FsEs -.
The fist number of our new paper will be issued
on the first day of May next, with entire new
dress new type, hnc white paper, with other i'm
portant alterations and Improvements. The paper
will be dew oted to fearless exposition OF Demo-
cratic principles; it Will zealously and unrernit
tinsly oppose each and every effort to establish
mammoth monarchy bank aud other mschevous
COZ porati"ns and consultations of wealth, which
subvert the rights of the people and under the
pillars of the Rebublic; il will oppose an oppres-
sive and ant-repnblican tariff system, IN assump
ton ef the State debts by the General Government,
aud all ohc, federal principles which have in-s
evitabic tendency to destroy public prosperity
well as individual happiness. Against all such po-
hticai delusons. We shall wage unchanging, un-
compromising .i,--..4l ~ -.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who produce all
'b" real capital of the nation, will find in pa
per an unwavering champion of their inalienabie
rights; The long cherished principles of the ed-
tors are too well known 10 the public to icquitc
any pledge upon this point. To the Miscellaneous
department. particular attention will bc devoted;
the Ladies will always find in columns choice
selection from the current literature OF the day,
well as original contributions from the most tails
entcd writer's of which our country can boast. A
general summary of Foreign and Domestic news
viii be furnished.
The conductors have already occurred the aid and
ooope, alton of large number of the most distiu-
gushed literary aud political writer's of the day
arrangements will also be made the lest PEE
riod possible, to embellish columns by the con
tribu,ions of cor, espondents f. ON abroad. With,
this trief and imperfect outline Of our plan,
very respectfully submit our claims to an exten.
sive patronage to the consideration OF a generous
public.
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DIR. q. BENZ SMITHS
TSU''AR CONTEDI
'INIPROVEDIN IND. VEG PIIISr

Arc the rcsIlt ofhis lnh"r Their effects q nd thu
general favor With " Ch they have beer receive
in all puts of tho UritCd Statcs, warrant the pro
nrIeorS in IN" dcclaTati that ''thcv the great
EST imorouemeRf in medicine eoer kno,ch Unlike al
"t'eT pills. these neither gripe, produce
anu other uuplrasant sensation while they are y :
porfyfnt "a ~ i possible for medicine TO be- "a nd
he HARMLESS. For sale nv
C. ri HEINITSH rent
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GREAT ENGLISH REM DY
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. and Consumption

F0r C0lSlS, UOltlS, hSlliIh dllil U0iSHHptl0D'
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds
/ Coughs, As hmm and CONSUMPTION. is The HUN
GhRIAN DALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by the cele-
bToed DR.. Buch1n Of London, England. and introduced
into the United states under the Immediate supeTntend
of the inventor.
The eXtrIordinIry success OF this medicine, in the
nf Pulmonary diseases, The American
Agent i'll soliciting for treatment the WORST r0S
SIBl.E CASES th1t found in the community
that seek relief in ain from any of the common
remedies of the day. have been given up by the
INCURABI.E. The 'IungaTln Bllsam has cured, and
will cure, The MOST DESPERATE or CASES. IL is
QulCk nosirm. hut standard English medicine, Of
known and established efficacy. U.-.
Every family in TN United States should he supplied
with Buclran's Hungarian Blisam of Life, not My to
counteTacI the consumplive tendencies of the climate
but "a be used preventive medicine IN all of
Colds Coughs, splitting of Blood Pain in the side and
Chest Irritation and of the Lung@, Bronchitis
Difficulty of BTclthing. Hectic Fever Night Sweats,
Emlcilti. and General Debility Asthma, lnluen a.
Hopping Cough. and Group
~ sold n rgc bottles, 81 per bottle with full direc-
tions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Ameri-
certificates, and other evidence, showing the n
equlled merits of this reat English Remedy may DO
obtained Of the Agents, gratuijOusly.
DAVID f. BRADLEE. sole Agent for the United
States, ITO Court street Boston.
T. w. DYOT'r & SONS. General Wholesale Agents.
No 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
~FEoi IL JsPDI, a. ms sore - .ttxander Du
vail X c., No. IN Main street, Richmond
Al-n, FIR sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. y. Santos, King &
Tov, q. Eucrsou, ,bcrtson& Coruick, WIN
I'll BrnughtOn, Noriulk, and Y Druggists gen
orally thrpurh"ut the United States
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CRNNT us GOV NRY Nv TnE HEAL

ORIENT 0ISCOV cry ~ THE HEAL
II ING ART.-InportInt to invods and friend,
OF the sick Medicine however efficacious has 81
wtv% been ttken with dissatisfaction nv the sick
OWN To its I'm pleasant nature. Urnce it has
been the study of all great physicians sguSc
nouseous tistc. But th"ir efforts have never beer
crowned with cou'pletc success. IL trft for DR.
Smith to ACCOMPLISH Havn% riven the subject his
nrcmtting attention far nearly t"-o years, he has
after spending a considerable amount of n uurv.
prniGced medicine witch, while IL il every way
agreeable tn the pa ate, Is to trinmp DIS
EASE and all opposition, and repay him Tor lIi.
devotion TO tho imrrovencnt Of medical science
n aIn
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A LATE ARRIVAL gives the following
~ New Books.
New facts in Mcsncrsfn price 25 cents,
Encyclopedia If Dom site Economy,
No. 10 lew, No. 81 Bible,
Pert 9th Dictionary Of Practical medicine,
Lvc's Principles of GcolOey,
The Wonders Of History, by John Frost, L. l..
D.
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AND STILL ANOTHER sUPPLY.-

ND STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY
IA DEA1Ii! DEATH ;! DEATHln TO ROACH
Is. MOSQUITOES. FLIES. ANTS, &C., &c.
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been in
t'oduccd into Great Britain, Frame, Jtay and
;hc United States. The enormous demand for II
in those countries without any commcnD proves
is real value in ri iding communities from these
dreadful pests
Mr.. MooHE, Grncral gent for the United States
deems il necessary caution the public against a
spurious article which has been introduced. The
Genuine il sold al the Drug tore, on High street.
4th door below Middle. Only I2i cents per Sheet.
June 30 CHAS. ri. HEINITSH. Agent.
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I1ANcY ARrIcI1Es & pERrI1,IEpY

For sale by C. II. HEINITSH, Agent, Ports
mouth, Va.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

! themselves in terms which seemed harsh
7and unjust. We deeply depIore it, and
pray that for the time 10 come such exhi-
bilious of a mortifying fraiIIy may give
place to Christian moderation. We invoke
the spirit Of peace aud holiness, That
.brotber shall be esteemed as deserving
best, who shall. do most for the promotion
sof peace. Surely this is lime of all
solhers, in our day, when we should seek
:and pursue peace. Acoutinuance of strife
between North and SouIh, must prove
sprejudicial on both sides. The separa ).
;tion is made-formaIly, legally made
and let peace ensue. In Christ's name
slel there be peace. Whatever is needfu
ito be done. or worth the doing, may bel
done in peace. We especially exhorl breth
rem of the border conferences and societies,
ito forbear each other in love, and labor
after peace. Let every one abide by the
law of The General Conference with respect
ito our bonds, and choose for himself with
IChrisIian temper, and permit others le
schoose without moesalion. between Nor;h
aud South. Our chief care should he I"
maintain "ihe unity of the spirit in thr
bond Of peace" Mebodisrr preserved iu
.what makes it one the world over-thr
Ipuriiy of its doctrines, the efficiency of its
discipline, its unworldiness, lis zeal for
God, its sell devoIiou--is Of iu6niteI,
greater value than question of boundary
,or General Conference jurisdiction mereI, ]
Aud now brethren beseecbing you t'
receive The word of exhoration which we
have herein briefly addressed to you, anr
IhumbIy invoking the blessing Of God upon
you, according to the riches of his grace
liu Christ our Lord. praying for you. as We
always do, that you may abound in every
good work. and confding in your prayers
)Ior us, that we may be found one with You
lin faith and charity al The appearing Of Je-
lsus Christ, we take leave Of you, and return
from The work which we have now fulfilled
Ito renew our labours with you and among
)you in the Lord.
Signed, ON behalf Of the Convention.
Joshua SoULE, p...;J.,,.
Jas. o. ANDREW. '''e"'''
Thomas o. Summers. S ,cretary
Louisville, KY, May 10Th, lS45.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25
From the Southern Christian Adroc0tc
PASTORAL LETTER OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Tolhe Ministers Of the several annual
sconferences of the Methodist Episcopal
1Church, South. andto all brethren of their
pastoral oversight, the Convention OF said
lapnual conferencesaddress this letter, with
lChristian salutation:
We gratefully regard it matter Of con
3pra,ulation, beloved brethren, for which
]our thanke' should be offered al the throne
1 aof grace, that we have been; euahled to
acouduct the business con6ded to US BY
YOU, with great harmony, and except,
Iperhaps, some incousiderable shades of
difference on points Of minor import, with
unex ampled unanimi,y. Our agreement
on. all questions ofinpoTlance, has proha'
4bly been as perfect as The weak less OF hu-
man knowledge might allow. or reason
should require.
For full information Of all that we have
done, we refer you 10 the journal oil our
proceedings. aud The documents which ac.
3panyit ; particularly the Reports of The
lCommittee on Organization, and on Mis-
}sions. This latter interest we have made
4 the subject of a special letter, wishing TO
4 bring it Immediately 10 the notice of all
Our churches and congregations, Ito whom
We have requested the letter might be
road to engage their instant liberality.
We made j, point Of early inquiry in
the course ofour proceedings, to ascertain
with what unanimity the annual coLteren'
ices representated by US, aud the entire
body Of The ministry and membership
within their general bounds. were known
10 have concured in sustaining the dncla-
!ration Of the Southern delegates in lhel ate
General C Conference, and in approving of
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WEDNESDAY JuE IS, 1916.
Pe ,riH cling 10 the Pillars Of tile Temple Of
Orr Liberties. and if it must fall, ace ,oin per.
ish amidst the Ruins''

Rain --On Thursday last a fine rain fell at
his place, where it was greatly needed. Good
rains have fallen in this neishborhood and
other portions of tile District. although several
plantations are still suffering from drought.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

We have received the first lumber of the
|" Southern Family Journal" a neutral paper,
published at Hamburg. by Messrs. Wray and
Murray, who are practical printers. The mum.
Der before us contains much interesting mat:
ter. original.and selected We transfer it viii: !:
pleasure to our exchange list and hope that:
th e proPrietors will receive a share Of public.
patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

THE Hughes Famiy.-During the past week
Several Concerts were given by the Hughes
family at this place. We had an opportunity
,of hearing them, and must say that We ware
highly pleased. The Oldest boy, D. E. Hughes.
is brilliant harpis,, and also fine performer
Jon the Concertipa, newly invented instru-
;ment. The younges. boy,J J. A. Hughes, plays
with great skill upon the Violin, and Miss
Hughes the very image Of a fairy or spnit Of
iair, sings 'sweetIy. and plays well upon the
HARP. She persona,es certain characters also
with great spirit and fidelity. Some pieces in
particular were executed IN a brilliant nanney,
Iby these little minslrels, and drew The most rap
furious applause. A large. and fashionable au.5
Idience graced the occasions on which they per-,
Horned, and in the company were many ofihe
most beautiful of the gentler sex. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

Fire at: Fayetteville. N. c.-From ,heisub.
Joined. it will be seen that grea, FIRE has,
taken place at Fayetteville:
The following extract of letter re.
'ceived in This town, viii afford The reader
some idea Of tie exlen, Of the conaagra:
!tion:
"FAYETTEvIlLE, N. C. Jnne IS.
q. I now sit down 10 communicate very
distressing intelligence. The whole bust.
ness part of the town is in ashes! This
morning. about 3 O'Clock, a fire was
discovered IN The row of warehouses in
the rear of E. Fuller's store and the wind
blowing fresh al the time, and the build
ings very dry, il spread in every direction,
before anything cOold be done 10 arrest its
progress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

Election in Fiorida.-Mosely Democrat IS
elected Governor by a large majOrity., Levy is
elected 10 Congress by upwards of7OO ma. !,
jority. The Democrats have a considerable
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
This body me, on the 23d instant. Two U. s.
Senators will be elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

Dsstrnctirs Fire at Philadelphia.-Very re-:
Gently destructive fire broke .outin the Ac.
ademy Of Fine Arts al Philadelphia, by which
many of tf,e most valuable paintings by Amer
ican painters and Europeans, were destroyed
or greatly injured: It was supposed to be the
work Of IN incendiary.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

] I've admire the christian spirit which pcrvaded
the assembly at Louisville, and hope that 1t Will
gproduce beneficial effect upon all the Meth.
:odis, Societies in the Northern States
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Fire.-The Georgetomn Observer Of
Saturday last says We understand that
'he large and valuable steam saw-miH
owned by Augustus Smith, Esq. on the
Waccanaw river, took fire during the
high west wind on Wednesday last, and
,ras consumed altogether, with an adjoin-
ing building and large quantity of sawed
'nmber. Loss estimated al $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

L,s6tmng.-Upon Sunday afternoon
ilasl, about four o'clock, The kitchen Of the
|Americau Hotsl, occupied byR. r. Hun
tier, Esq. in this town, was struck by
lightning. the fluid passed down the side
of chimney, into he dining room, where
lit partly demolished safe containing
icrockeIy ware, &c., which was considera-
|bIy injured
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

Being kissed to death by pretty girl
now styled "capitaL punishment
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The weather during The week has been
xcfusiyeIy warm, but, we have been for
unately visited by three or four fine show.
crs, which has materially altered the ap-
pearauce Of the gardens, and occurring in
the evenings, assisted,nuch in aiding to
he pleasantncss Of the nights: From the.
I appearance Of the river, which still con-
low. We presume they have
MOI had much, If any rain above US, lately.
- Hamburg Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-25

The appointment of~the Hon. Louis
McLane to the English Mission offici-
ally announced: We copy the remarks
of the Union on the occasion. and entirely
agree with the editor in his praise. Mr..
McLnne ranks undoubled among the great
men. of the country. and his experience in
public affairs makes his appointment 10
tbis responsible posi-, 'eminen,ly appropri.
ale.-Chas. Mercury.
The March Of Improveaent.-The ma
chiuery of two large Sleam Engines past
through this. plscs the other day, one to
the Cow Pens Furnace, and the other TO
Cherokee Iron Works, to facilitate the
Manufacture Of Iron.
A new Cotton Factory has lately been
les ,ablshed. ID miles north Of this place.
THE Machinery is new and on an improved
plan. Accomplishing more with the usual
momentum.
A considerable improvement we under
stand, has been made at Glenn Springs
for the acconimodalion of Visitors.
A number Of new and elegant buildings
are going up 10 this Village, and others
are under contract. -
We had The pleasure Of visiting the
Cherokee Springs, Smiles above this, and ,
and were entertained by mine Host and
Hostess Mr.. Fielding Turner and Lady.
in a manner " hich added greatly to our
comfort for the short time we spent under
their hospitable roof
II is but justice to say, thai veryrt5m-
Portable lodgings can be had az this wa
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Fire al Gcorgeto,cn.-By The Steamer
Anson. Capt. White, arrived last evening
from Georgetown, we learn that fire
occurred at that place about 10 O'Clock,
"wednesday Evening last in The Rice Mill
low ned by b. King, J. NJ. Commander,
and J: II. Chrisianu. Esqrs. The build
;ings consisting Of a, Mill, Barn and some
| Store Rooms, with obout $4,000 bushels
Rough Rice, were entirely consumed.-
;The fire was first discovered issuing from
the engine room. We are informed that
\ part of the Rice was insured. bar that
There was no insurance on the buildings.
-ChaS -iNtrcury.