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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
MccuRRE THE sUPPosED MURDERER:
From he .Ssw York Herald.

r
From he .SsU York Herald.
+ This person, charged withthe murder
Of Paul Roux. will not probably survive
The injuries he inflicted upon himself. as
fever and Inflammation have setin. The
accused. las made bis will, and employed
Thomas Warner. Esq 10 act as bis coun-
Gland appointed him Is one 81 bis execu-
tors. Hsappesfs that officer McGfslh has
extended good deal Of kindness and as1
sisiance TO McCuuy since his attempt at
suicide for which McCurry has expressed
himself very grateful. By the will. which
was executed in the presence Of several
witnesses. be bequealbs about $500. which
Is deposited IN one ofihe Cincinnati banks.
10 bis brother. and also house and lot 10
Slicia. Mercer county, Ohio. The re.
TsiGder Of the property. which consists
Of about FIVE hundred dollars in cash. de-
posted in one OF the Philadelphia banks !.
about $500 10 one Of The Baltimore banks,
and considerable other property.
Paul. Roux.-y7Hs Murdered Stronger.
We have al last. through the Savannah
Republican. some positive Information re.
laiive 10 the private affairs Of the unfoftu.
cate victim Of McCurry. The Republic
can says: ~
I'VE learn irom . gentleman 10 this CT
Is, that NJ. Roux left this place 90 his
way TO New York. about three weeks
since. for ihs-purpose purchasing goods.
having made arrangements 10 establish
himself 10 Charleston. He has resided
Tor the last three years 10 Macon, and was
unfortunately burned out Al the ERE which
occurred ia that CITY last summer. He
vas native OF 81. Mrys. Ga. and has .
sister residing IN this city. being bis only
living rels,isep
h will doubtless be a mslIer Of CRAFTY
cation 10 our citizens, who have eyinced
such u0iserssl sorrows al the mourniul 4s,e.
OF this unfortunate stranger. 10 hear thai
be was not married man-ihal 40 wife
has been made a widow, and children or
phsns. By this iendish deed.
Officer McCraih denies that MeCqrry
who il charged with The murder q Roux.
has bequee,hed him any compensation
|and asserts that Nc Curry is mol worth one
cent 10 The world. -
McCurry IS lhooghl 70 Be entirely ou'
|of danger IRON The efeel Of wounds M
|ii,eled 81 himself. 10 aiepp' ing 70 com
mil suicide. As Il Determined 70 pni 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30

The following qoess ion has beea selected for
he discussion o. wednesday nexts-z
.sDs he ssnsiiiaisnsl lars If sAr rSunlsi sd11I-
eieniiy PraiseF Ne yigh,s Of ,ssn'sn- =
The pablle is respestfully invite1 u sttnd
2 Punelusl hGendaars Of .he members y te-
BY ORDER or TIE PRHsrDrsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
FARM for sale.

RElNG desrors of removing to Missouri,
~ lotfer for sale the farm on which reside
y IS situated within half mile Of She pherds-
toyn, upon the countyFoad leading from thence
to CharlestowD, and contains 23l ACHES; 1885
Of which are arabic the Remaining 46 acres
being 10 wood,
The imnrotemanis com nftse Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
N@W,. AEA
AND =
WINTER GOODS.

TINE subscriber has justFeturned from New
i York with large and beautiful stock Of
Fall & Winter Goods,
which he j. determined 10 sell low. and would
invite all who are in search of Bargains, 10
call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere, consisting in part Of the following
articles, viz Il, J,
Super wool-d5sd 6lue, blue black, black, and
fancy eolored cloths
Super castcr beaver do for overcoats
Ga plain and fancy cassimeres
Satlnets and Kentucky jeans, full assortment
Cashmete, meriRo and silk vestngs.
Cashmere de lains, mousIin de lains, eoiennes
Cashmere d'ecesse, a beautiful assortment
A large assortment Of calicoes, from 64s npl
Ladies' kid, cashmere, silk and cotton gloves
Do silk and woollen mltls
Bonnet silks and yelvets VI
Do and neck ribbands
Black and toloredAlpacca
Ladies' velvet and silk crayats and points
Do dEess caps
Black and coIored fringe and gimp
Cords and tassels for trimming dresses
Frenchshd English silk hose
Alpaca and merino colored do
French wor ked collars
VictQria bands -
Woolsn cloaks, coats, cardinals, hoods, &d fot
children
81 10 1914 blsached and brown musIns
Osnaburgs, plain sndtwiled .s
A beautiful lot of JET and fancy ornaments /,
+ which win be sold very cheap.
John H. McENDREE.
chanhnrI.tnvn NV lQAA III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
- II HUN IS TiUFk1NS.
ephetdstown,- Aug 8, ls44.A-.f

New. Fall Il Winter Goods.
.FkNHE sabytriber has returned from Philsdei-
u phjd and Baltinore, and has now opened
"A, y~farge and handsome Stock OF Goods, Is
which he4calls the attention Of his friends and
the public. He aa,ters himself that he can sei3
at such ptices as must give entire sstisfsciion.
Call early. JOHN KEPLINGER. Il
Shepherdstowny Sept 26-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
TRUSTEES Sale
or
REAL ESTATE.


10y virtue of Deed Of Trust, and a-Decree
II CT The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chancery for The county of Jefferson, rendered
on the 3lsi day OF October, 1913, in. certain
cause therein depending, between George Back
house, plaintiff, and James Roper, defendant,
The undersigned, The surviving trustee. in said
deed Of trust, will proceed TO sell at public suc-
ton. 10 the h'ghes, bidder. al Caney's Hotel.
IN Charlestown, on FRIDAfthe 7th day Of Feb
ruary next,
A VaIuabte Parcel Of L.4NfD, or So
nsachfdereof as may be needed,
Situated on the Southeast side OF the Shenan-
doah river, in The county Of Jefferson, c5n,ain.
ing 35l acres, and being the South corner
of the large tract now owned by said Back
house. A plat of This land can be seen al The
Office Of the undersigned 10 Charleslown
Tsrnis. one-third Of the purchase money in
cash. The residue in tao equal payments at
60and 80 days The title 10 be withheld until
The Of The purchase money is paid. Sale
to lake place al O'Clock, P. Nj.
ANDREW HUNTER,
r Jan 8. 1916. Surviving Trustee &C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
1 a GovERnEss.

a LADY Of highly respectable family is DEF
IN sirous Of obtaininga situation is Govern
ess. She Eau render Esrself useful 10 the ius
tioh ands management Of small children. The
most satisfactory references WILDE kiyea.
inquiry may be made at The
Jan 8 = FREE PRESS OFFICE. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
SfOlag93gqO5is59

or various kinds, and of the best uuality. which
he will sen on liberal terms. and take IN Ell
change ali kinds Of country produce a. mafke.4
prices 4 -.
He worldr also give notice that he has pro
vided himself with good Hams. snd vii ~
all times be prepared 10 furnish COFFINS. And
10 convey them promptly 10 any place in Tho
county, at-lhe shortest notice, and upcn Tue
most reasonable terms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
saNM So AT. @ /,

A MOST desirable property in Shepherds
town, Jefferson county, Virginia, consisting
of TWO HOUSES and 'Il0TS, in Gernsss,
Street, in said town, being part Of Lots Nos 3
and 80, in The plan Of said lpwn, and recently
the property Of James Shepherd
fine of the hni,eas IL . fna
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
Rails WanIed.

WWANTEQ BY the subscriber, Three Thou.
~ sand Chestnut RaiIs--slrsighi and u
iar size; 10 be delivered on the Shannon Hit
Farm by The FIRST Of March next. For which
the market cash price will be given.
Jan. TO- st. GEO.4W PETER. :
9coTCH HEARINGS. just recelred and To-,
" sale BY MILLER & FATE.
Ian O. is.*H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
CommodfOlls IDWeIIing.

the PropeflJ oil James onePlerGi
One Of the houses Is a iine
COmmOdiOIlS Dwelling,
Beautifully located, and having all necessary
out-houses, and fine garden filed withghe best
selections OF Fruit Trees The other house il
Cabinet Makers Shop, largeand well construct
ed, This would be desirable properly for a
Cabinet Maker, ssIthe shops convenient 10 the
dwelling but would be valuable to any one
else, IS the shop could be rented oil. BY the
owner of the dwelling who aid not-wish 10 Use
il, or converted inao good STORE house, Offices,
&C..
The dwellingls one Of the most agfee able
and eligible in the tArh--having every advsn.
tage OF appearance, constitution, location and
Inc best Improvements with every variety Of
lbe best selected fruit Trees in hourishing
condition.
| Ii is needless-to give any farther description
as any one wishing 70 purchase will, pr conrse
view the premises i
/ Possession will be given or the Isl day CT IA
prii next HE.
The terms will be easy and made 10 suit phF
chasers upon application e
WIN. b. THoNPSON5 /
CaarltstoSSn 81 /
- = o. -. 4 "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.


"TILL be sold. 8, the iats residence o
w Conrad Liekiider, deceased. one mil.
South q SdePherds,owr, on Tkursdss ne aOH
dry Of Eblaars mart, all Of his personal ,proper
". consisting Of
Horses, Coios, Sheep end Hogs,
Farming usnsiis Of pariious kinds, sacl
as Pto,lgks, Harro,Os, Wagon,
Wheat Fan, one patent C1tiag-bor,
Gig and Harness,
"A lot Of earn,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
j. U IL NIT u IL 4.
Sach as Beds, Bedstedds and BeddSng,
1tCo Template Stores,
One Eigtt-doy Clock,s
One Desk,
One large Copper Kettle,
With many other articles not necessary ia
ennmeEsie. Also
|: 4 Negro Man and 1 Negro
Woman.
ca wish II 10 be distinctly understoodlth thai
noirader nor any person buying FOR trader
will be permitted 10 bid on the above slayes
Styie.
Tsiihs Of Sale An sums OF eve dollsrS and
upwards, credit Of nine mouths will be given
the purchaser giving bond with approved secur
aiY. All sums under FIVE dollars cash. No pro
peFty tcbe removed until the terms Of Sale are
complied with.
Sale 10 commence al 9 o'clock. A ~
II GEORGE LEcKLIDFR.- !.
Err Of consad Ltekliasr.
Jan. %, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.

3S~ D064~A
DURSUANT IL a decree Of the Circuit SUI
u perior Court of Law and ChaLcery for
Jefferson County, in a'suit in which Thomas B.
Washington is plaintiff, in Chancery, and Thos
~ Perdue, William Nichols, Charles Brooke
Leonard Jewell. under the name Of Perdue,
Nichols &sCo. and Others, are defendants, pro-
nounced onsthe 3Ist dav Of October, 1874, j
shall proceed, on FRIDAYtLe III day Of Fs6ru-
argmert. before the front eoor of the Court
house Of Jefferson county, Virginia, to1sell 10
the highes; bidder, at public kauction, on the
terms sci forth below, certain
Tract OF Land.
Ia said County. referred TO in the Bills and Elk
hibil No One. 10 said street.
The said Tract Of Land IS situated in said
County of jefferson, on The East bank Of the
Shenandoah Rifer, near the Furnace and Forge
belonging 10 said Charles Brooke, and is The
same which was conveyed By the above named
Thomas B. Washington. to The above named
Thomas H Perdue and william Nichols, by
deed dated May list. 1871, recorded 10 The
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of said coun-
~. and contains
+ Eight Hundred and Forty
three Acres.
The Terms Of Sale iriii tf-One thousand dol
lars in cash, and the fesidbe 10 be paIdFin Nv.
equal ANNUAL pa 5mests. from the day Of sale
The purchaser to give bonds and deed Of irus
on the premises sold. teasscure the deferre,
Paymepss~ BUSH. E..WAsHiNGToN.
Jan ,. 1876. sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30

csrtp,nd.ss, d d. 5a,.inss. fs6ia
JnxuaRf IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
UAlEINlSs EaAyf a KING :
ESTABLISHNnENf.5

4pHE Undersigned wo1id rss,pssss:u,r -.
- nounee 10 thescitizehs or Shephsrdstown7
and its viclaity, that he still continues lhe
Cabinct-Making Business.
In ali its various branches. His shon j, 3 u
doors below Enters Hotel on the opnosite side
adjoining the Grocery Store Of Birmyts q CO,
where he has on hand
"A GOOD SUPPLYsOF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
sPUsLxC S ALE
OF
LAND & FACTORY.

S2EISG DESTROYS Of closing the frm OF JEsN-
- KL-VS e. CO., we wall offer at Private
Sale The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
Phoenix No. 1, 4. A. society
TEnEPERANoE Rally.

!, D-cosS IS selling 10 .Bsl'imOrs =, about 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26
From The Savannah Georgian
LuTHEGAN SYNOD nF SOUTH CARROLL

LUTHEfAN SYNOD nF SOUTH CARROLL
MA AND ADJACENT STATES.
This Ecclesiastical body convened in
lhe Lutheran Church of this city on Sat
urday at III o'clock, au,l was opened with
asermon by Rev. P. a. SirobeI, Pastor
of the Lutheran Church al Ehenezer. Ga,
This Synod is composed Of anoul 40 or
dained ministers and icenliates. The great
majority Of whom reside in South Caro-
lima.
The business Of the SYNOD engaged the
attention of its members until Wednes.
day afternoon. Many of the subjects
acted upon, were Of. mucl importance 10
the Church, and although several ques.
lions gave. rise TO considerable discussion,
the proceediuss,fthrongho were char
aclerizedtb by spirit of harmony aud ira
ternal affection.
This Synod has under its chargea The.
ologicaf Seminary, and a!Classical School,
located at Lexington, Villages. C. The
funds of the Seminary are Sufficient 10
meet lis expcnscs. The institution is uu-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26
CnLuMnus. GA. Nny. I2

Y'hr Small Poz.-T There have been
two or three cases of Small Pox in the
city The disease was brought here by a
stage passenger from Macon. and was
communicated to Two petsuns who traV-
elled wi;h niln, and IN a negro whp vail
ed on him. III the cases have been re
mo, ed ont of the city, and having taken
the pains to ascertain, we l"aru that there
is NOT now a case of the disease ir The
city. The cold aud frosty weather. and
the precautions against its spreading, will
we believe, arrest any future conlagion.
We make This statement of facts for The
bereft of our country readers, who are
liable to he alarmed by exaggerated reports.
There i, very little uneasiness fell here
upon the subject.-I'imes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Yermont.--The Legislature of Vernon,
adjourned ~iihoutday. on Thursdey last.
Among their last acIs Was the passage of
seriesof resolutions relative TO the dn-
nexaIion ofTexas The first resolution
declares lhal Congress has no right to
annex foreign terrilorW The second, thai,
lIal the annexation of Texas will tend 10
weaken the bondes of the Unlon, the .hird
protests against The annexation: without
the cunsenttof oil The States; aud the
fourth instrucls the delegation in Congress
to ac, in accordance withthe preceding
resuuliOns. !. = ,. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Mr.. Cattoun.-A meeting was held a.
Vicksburs ON the 7tb lust. TO make ar
rangements to welcome the arrival of Mr.
Calhoun. Among he regulations adopt:
Ell. il was ordered iha, Democratic
State Rights man" be selected TO deliver
The :. Reception Address," and a "Whig
State Righs man" for the Farewell
Address. ."-Chas Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISERS.
ss ( . BY s
5 w F.DURISoE, PROPRIETOR.
MEH TERMS.

. .-
Two DoLLaRs and Fury CENTS, per annum'
,foail iu advance -$3if notpaid within SIX
in sn,hs from the date of subscription. and
siifnot.paidbetore the expiration OF the
year. 84ll subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the sexpira-
tion ofihe year; but no paper will be d'Scon.
timed until lll lrtenrases are paid uhiess a'
the option oflhe Publisher. mes,
anv person procuring i've responsible SUB,
seribers, hallreceiveihe paperfor one year.
gratis. ,.;ox,od =, -
cents p Ar square, (l2 lines, or less.) ior .Ne
frst.iasertion, and 374 for each continuance; e;
Those published monthly, or quarterly, VIII
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements
mo-, having the number Of insert ons marked
ON them, wil,6e continued until ordered out
and charged accordingly. ~,
Al communications, post paid VII be prompt
szIyand strictly attendedto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26
>. From the Aiabumn Journal
THE GEORGIA AND TENNESSEE
RAIL ROAD,

! NAIL MA IL
Some misconceplion exists in relation
! 10 the route. of tho rail road now in pro-
gress in Georgia and Tennessee. Atlanta,
formerly MarthasviIle) on the heights OF
The Chatlahoochee, is The terminus Of The
Georgia Rail Road. I7o miles in length,
connecting it with Augusta. From AT.
lanla, there are in progress, roads to Nash
vile aud Knoxville, (Tenpessee.) from
the same point, the connection with The
Mississippi, is by line drawn slightly
North of West. By railway from Allan-
ia, along the heights Of Etowah 10 h.ome
by steam navigation down The Coosa,
10 poin. from whence rail road. north
ward and westward, will strike the Ten
nessee river, at Gunlcr's Landing, near
Claysville, (Alabana)-by steamboats, on
The Tennessee. 10 The eastern terminus of
lbe Tuscumbia Rail Road. now in opera
lion-on this rail road from Decatur ID
Tuseu1nbia-from Tuscumbia 10 La.
Grange, (Tennessre3 on a road already
projected and chartered-from LaGrange
10 Memphis, on another, road, is in pro.
gTesS. The Monroe Rail Road from
Macofi will soon be extended 10 Atlanta.
From the same point (AtlanIa) branch
will after the next session Of the Georgia
Legislature, he commenced 10 connect
with The Montgomery Rail Road al West
Point. This, when completed, will, as
will be seen from the maps, not only es-
lablished a connected Rail Road between
this place and Charleston, but also with
North Alabamn, by route, If not SO di.
rect, more practicable and available than
any other spoken of.
Yearly Adrertising.--We have been
for some time impressed with the con.
viction that the system Of yearly adver-
'isins"--peculiar, we believe 10 The
American press-is full of defects, and
ought to be entirely fOolished. 1t works
great injury TO the publishers, and impars
the vieor aud value of newspapers 10 all
extent mol approximately those who have
not turned their attention 10 it. II is this
system which enarses the newspapers,
without enlarging their profits or increa.
sing their inleresls@-an effect which may
he compared 10 dropsy--and its abolition
would be alike beneficial, in our opinion,
10 publishers. and The public. wheatiler
readers or publishcrs.--We. invite the
attention Of the press 10 the sniieci. 4
Richmond (I'a) Times.
We fully conincide with the Editor OF
= :s7tt ~ ntutT,s
paragraph. relative to the plan SO much.
IN vogue, of advertising by eonlract.-It.
Is one Of The nlus, unjust and wretched
systems ever adopted, at least SO far as
publishers are concerned. aud in many
cases even 10 advertisers them selves. Bnl
this is not all-subscri,ers also suffer Ly
The arrangement, as it is impossible TO give
that quantity of reading mailer Iha,
otherwise would appear, unless you
pnhlisli sheet as a common bed blanket.
A system so defective shuuld be abolished
al once by the uRiled action of press.
Sardnndh Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Several specimens OF iron furniture
were exhibited at the recent Fair, among
which were some elegant chairs with
stuffed cushions. An lrishman remarked
that "all the acood icork abou, them, was;
made of iron," - --E;zy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

1t appears from an official le,ier from
Com. Jos. Smith of The U. S frgale Cum.
berIand, ,ha, Thomas N. Carr, Esq, has
been duly and formally received al Tau
sier as Consul General for he q. States
for The empire of Morocco.-ChuS. Cour.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26
FARMERS CREED

We believe in small farms aud thorous sh
cultivation.
We believe that the soil loves eat. as
well as its owner, and ought 10 be well
manured.:
We believe in going to the bottom Of
things, and therefore in deep plowins and
enough Off. All the better irir be a sub.
soil plow.
We believe in large rfopo which leave
The lard better than when lhey found il
making both The farmer and The farm rich
at once.
We believe that evere farm should own
a good farmer.
We believe hat The best fertilizer of any
soil. is spirit ofindustry, enterprise and
MISREPRESENTATION this, lime, gypsum
and green manure, mari and guauo will
be Of little use.
We believe in good fences, good burns,
good farm houses, sood stock, good Or
cbards, ard children enough 10 gather The
fruit.
We believe in clean kitchen, a nea,
vile in II, a clean cupboard, a clean diary
and clean conscience,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Georgia.-Dr Ambrose Babe. has been
nominated by The Wings as their candi.
date for Congress, in place OF MIR. Poe,
resigned. The Doctor was formerly our
Muster 10. Sardinia.-Ibia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

!, Our Senator's in Congress.-It is now
s,id that Judge Huger will press his res.
pnatisn on:ihe Governor, and that Mr..
Calhoun will be offered his place, agreea-
bly, TO The lie unanimously expressed wish
Of the Stale and Natiou.-Charies!on Pa
triot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Comfort fr bad CAREERS. Those per-
sohs who are not expert iu the art of
carving poultry and other similar delica-
cies will he gralfied to learn that "a new
carving instrument has been Invented.
with five blades, so constructed thai, being
placed in roasted fowl or other piece Of
poultry, and a spring being pressed, The
blades act simultaneously, and in a Sc.
cond separate The winss and legs, and
divide he carcase ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

The cheap travelling system is 6rding
its way South. On the route between
Mobile and New Orleans The price of
passage is reduced 10 S.. The fare has
been S8for the past year or two, aid was
formerly as high as SIP. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Among he ancient Romans there was
a law which was kept inviolably, lha, no
man should make public feast, except
he had before provided for all The poor of
his neighborhood. II would be il this law
was in force among Christians.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Michigan.-Alpheus Felch tDem.) is
tected Governor. and Greeuly, Dem J
il. Governor, by q majority Of about
800. - --=i
OILS Senator'S the Wings may have
iue or.lWo.--Last year none.
/ Of52 members of,he House, the Wings
Rill have Is 20. Last year 2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Cure for the; Ague in the Face or S,eos.y
len Gums.--Take equal parts salt, black.
pepper and corn meal. and wei with.
brandy OF alcohol, ,;aud apply externally
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Caution TO Smokers.-Gerrnau physipl.
ogisls affirm that Of twenty deaths of men
between eighteen and twenty five, ten
originate III the haste Of the constitution
by smoking,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

Sheep and Wool.-Spain has 2O,OO0,-
eOUsheep.tbe wnol,oeing worrl, $4,000
200 lr.;sFrance has 32,50O.000, the wool
and flesh worth l29,OOO,0OO fr.; Great
Britain has 35, ,0UU, 900, wool worth Sl4,
600. .0G6;the United Staieshas 81, ,O00,00O
wcul worth SI2, 100000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

A, recentIball in Havana. the wife Of:
The ex:President of Mexico. wore upon. her;
person $50, 600 worth Of diamonds. sss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-26

The valuable cement used ia the south
of France for grating trees, is said to bel
made Of equal paris OF train oil and ;rosin
melted together, and applied 10 gratis With:
a painters brush. ~. 90. q, = !. /.