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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-08
Notice.

~, Notice. ss.5s
YEYnE Estate Of, William Cook; deceased
Ill + being left Sderelect, Ishall proceed sen
at the residence Of Samuel Cooks. ION Wed.
nesday the 22d day Of January ins.t, an the
personal properly Of said deceased, consisting
Of ftwo likely Negroes, one Horse, Household
ind Kitchen Furniture, on a credit of sir
months: Note and approved security will he
required. '5:s.'., -. y. -.
January.i -; 81 d "
SEED RYE FOR SALE, *.st KS. (: /, s
~ F..SSW. PfCKEES. e
January ct 4e,':s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-08

Notice. to Guardians, Sc.
.AN UARDIANs, Tlustees, and Receivers
w ,are hereby notified toJnake their annual
returns before ME on or before the first day Of
February next. Il q .;5:.''
81 s. ToMPKINs, 6. 81: Z. s. :, :: 3, $,
Commissioners Office, Jan. | u 40 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-08

lntcrestiag5rem Hayt.-The Marian
Gage, Capt. Collins, arrived yesterday
from St. Domingo.
Among the passengers in The Marian.
are Joseph Billio and Dr.. Caminaru, COM
missoners from the Spanish part of The
Island to the United States. This section
has been declared independent of The
Ha,ien Government. and has been recog
nizcd az separate Republic.
These commissioners thave visited A
merica TO open trade between their
Republics Domihica," and lhe United
States. They seek: arecugnlion by our
government. oflheir independence. and
wish TO negotiate treaty Of arnity and
peace with us.---N. Y. Herald.
Fish.-A friend who has just returned
from the sea shore Of New Jersey, Informs
US that ihe whole for thirty or forty miles,
is covered with dead fish, cast up by the
sea. They are Of all kinds, from The
smallest perch, to The largest sturgeon.
some rock fish, weighing forty or fiiy
pouds, and rich sea bass. Many Of the
fish are washed up before they are dead.
So great isLhc number, that a gentleman
computedltat on Eeamines's Beach alone,
there mus, be. ten thousand bushels.
What bas happened among the fish, we
cannot tell, as we do not know TO what
unwho!esome influences they are liable
in the deeps below, bul something extra.
ordinary must have been in operation 10
produce an evil so exreusiyc. Mas it a
volcanic eruption?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-08

notice.: i5;t.;t1{Isyr afS
NN7ILL be re.sold ION Saturday the l1thoS
Wv. January next, at therlate residencoa Of
James Bean, deceased, a parcel'ofland oftiIs
and thfee.anarters (5a) acres adjoining lands
Of Daniel Boon and Franklin Bean, at The riis
of the fornof purchaser And lalsoiat;tts
same time and place, a negro girl belonging 10
the estate Of said James Bean, deceased, and
some other articles. 1885, - as ~;
Terms made known on. the day of sale.,.di z
:s. - JAMES BEAN, Adm'f.i
Dec. 25 iesszig 2t1stfz..5s:9;a;ss546sp 6spe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-28

Is there's there balm in Gilead '--iell me-tell
me, implOre =
Quoth the raven, "Nevermore.
"Prophet said ], thing Of evil prophet still, if
bird OF devil
By that Heaven which bends above us-by that
God we both adore
Tell this soul with sorrow laden, IL, within the dis
tant Aidenn,
II shall clasp a sainted maiden whom the angels
name Lenore--
Clasp rare and radiant maiden whom the angels
name Lenore."
Quoth the raven, "Nevermore."
"Be that word sign of parting, bird fend y
shrieked, upsarting-
"Get thee back into the tempest and the Nights
Plutonian shore
Leave no black plume as token Of that lie thy
soul hath spoken
Leave my loneliness unbroken !-quit the bust above
my door
Take thy beak from out my heart and take thy form
from off my door e.
Quoth the raven, "Nevermore. "
And the raven, fitting, still is sitting, still is
sitting
On the pulld bust of Pallas just above my chamber
door;
And his eyes have oil the seeming Of demon that
is dreaming,
And the lamp light Ger him streaming throws his
shadow the floor;
And nv soul from out that shadow that lies floating
on the floor
Shall be lifted-nevermore
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-28
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
1913
Race


TNNHE best medicine known to man for ncip-
IL lent Consumption, Asthma ofevery stage,
Bleeding of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases of the Pulmonary
Organs, may be had of Agents named below.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the
PruRas Virginiana or 'Wild Cherry Bark"
combined with the Extract Of Tar, prepared
by a new chemical process, approved and rec
commended by the most distinguished physi-
eians, and universally acknowledged The most
valuable medicine ever discovered.
NO QUACKERY III NO DECEPTION
p5- An published statements of cures perior
med by this medicine are, an epery respect,
TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine "Dr
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY" as
spurious limitations are abroad. AZ.
Orders from any part of the country should
be addressed TO Isaac Butts, No. i25, Fulton
street, New York.
lPSold in Brattleboro by BUTTON T.
CLARK, Fayetteville, II. E. Baker IyN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
ANTHONY HOUSE,
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Markham street, Little Rock Ark.


AzA r5NHIs well know" establishment looot.
fe.s.NA 1 ed in the business part of the city,
sHsM533 has lust undergone a thorough repair, and
EsSa2 has been almost entirely reftted and rcfur'
nished, for the accommodation of the public.
The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old
customers his friends, and the public generally, that
he is now prepared to extend to the travelling commu.
nitv transient VISITORS and boardcrs, accommodations
by any Establishment west of the Allcgha-
MES and pedgas himself that every attention shall bu
rendered to promote the comfort of all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity bestow, being
determined to spare neither trouble expense in Civ
ing satisfaction to his guests and hopes 10 merit the
patronage of the public.
The qualities Of his ales, wines, liquors, and segars,
are the hest that the New Orleans market can afford
Of this he is confident, he having with great care
lected them himself lie has made arrangements for
ice icent Tor the whole season, and London Brow
stou, always in botlcs Albany ale draft Us cooks
are celebrated in every departments his servants faith
iul and attentive; his porers trusty and courteous
For balls and parties every atanable dcicacy will
be served up in a superior manner and at the most
reasonable price.
The commodious brick stables under the mage
meni of Mr. David Skelon, where carriages, Ouggies
and horses are always ready for those who may wish
! them.
The Hot Spring mail carried in elegant nd commo-
dous horse coaches for the odat ion OF
itors leaves this house trweckl and accommodation
stages at time be procured reasonable terms
by applying to the proprietor who resides here and
whose courteous department and desire To please tends
in measure, soothe the many ills that flesh is
heir to.
/ The Office Of thc Montgomery and Rock Roe tri
weekly line Of stages also kept dt this house, where
of the proprieors be found, always ready and
desrous to accommodate, and whose punctuality, at
tention and regularity is not surpassed even BY stock
ton ora Reside and also, OF the western or Van Burcn
mail line whose agent will always be found al his post
At the steam boat landing. passengers will alwuys
find blacks, ,por,ors, trays, in attendance.
JOHN BROWN.
| LH!e Rock May3, i5i5 l!-tf r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
Drugs, Medicines &c.

lust RECEIVED. per steamer Eveline, from Phil
u adeiPhia full supply of Drugs, Medicines Paints
Oils, Varnishes, Glass &C., which are offered
Physicians and Others at the lowest prices for cash.
April q, 4S4i - W. II. 4 NJ MAYERS, p
Druggists and Apothiearies, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-19
G. II EA Il DISCOVEE
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SUGAR COATED
"lmprOyed vegetable Indian pin

Are the result Of this labor Their effects
general favor with which they have been rec
all parts OF the United States, warrant the Pr
| III the declaration that "they are tho grcated
ment IN medicine ever known" UuiIkc all oh
these nether gnpe, produce nausea, nor az
unPieascnt sensation, while they are as spowe'l
Is possible for medicine to be, aud be hlral
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious of mineral medicine. 4
ert such an all powerful influence upon the "A
to supercede every thing else ; sitting and 4
both the disease and nature herself a!.oy,i iI,rt
ten cost,uting greater and more gricvoa,
"hlch shail weigh upon a man through life
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effects of a Il
agreeable puTgatIve medicine, like these pills
WORMS
ar Instantly expelled from the system oy theil
Foul stomach and furred tongue find positI
doio in these Sugar Coated Pills"
under any circumstances, may take them, al
VIII promote regular action, and preserve hci
sircnth OF b'dy and vivatity Of mind Far
Gates Of ladies, we refer the idvalid 10 a n,ma
be had of the agents. Bot We will merely nd
few who have been cured by the use of these h
k. Thompson, Sc North Moore street. iuepI
the late Judge Thompson cured of periodical
ache and pain in the breast.
X. NJ fark, United States Navy, fever and .c
Jacob Car!ock's daughter. No. 8 Staple st., cd
worms.
Mrs. 5. A. Gould, (Matron Of the United
Hospital cured of headache and billions Affects
sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow and Wals
cured of pain in the head, dmness of sight. &s
Jas, NJ. Turner, late of the U. S. Navv, 5sl d
wIch St, cured Of weakness in the breast, costs
ana difculty of breathing
Ira Alvofd, Cazonovia, n. Y. cured of bos
plant.
James ). Bevins. deputy sheriff, has seen thca
IN lhe debtors prison with astonishing results
hou. r. T. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball. Nj
hich'gan' have testified to several remarkabs'
OF fever and ague by these Pills.
ooid at lag Greenwich street, New York. o
WALLACE& & WARD, Ago
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
prrp1Ic DEMONSTRATIONS.

The democrats oil Philadelphia had i'ro meet
inc, on THURSDAY afternoon; 4 split ana CONFUSION
ia, ;np ensued, 10 attempts 10 organize by NE &c
er,ion Of presiding officers. The ia''r''e' o. NE
nro sections Both meetings however, adoP'e''
strong resolutions, approving and endorsing lhe
palrio,ic declaration Of the Presidents lha"s"-
raj, on the subject Of Oregon. one Of me ",.''
;ra. ,,so nassed resolution compllmeh'ihs VIZ.
buchanan as "a rrnc exponent Of his (Mf POLK >
.s,,;,oen,s and firm and determined supporter
of an his patriotic measures 10 promote and eS-
tend our national prosperity and preserve our ma
lional honor"
IN wilmington, Delaware, The Democrats pass
al number of resolutions, from winch We *
tract the following
aTbat as Republicans il becomes us 10 sustain
III, executive in the position WHICH ne mas as
.nmed. and believing that position 10 oe correc'
,,a ,r,,st be will adhere TO The letter and spirit OF
's sT IT Great Britain determines asher Prime
Minister has already declared 10 na'' h.n ~,
iorelended1 claims 10 Oregon; upon het :, " WI
Ssad 10 The consequences. She will una maj 1he
American Eagle has but commenced us Hight
Thai a triumph more brilliant and glorious 'n n;i
no, of Yorktown awaits ii; and, hnaliy una. u wiz
ras, n neace upon the shores OF The pacihcI1hs
s snh !" of The greatest nation Of The modern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
EDERICK.

From Tie foregoing statement, il Will be seen
that he decd has been done, and that Frederick :
al last in The embrace OF Whigsery. The majority
for Wall the leading Wing candidate, il will be
seen is only forty seven votes over Carson The
leading Democratic candidate, and it demon
slrales pretty clearly, when taken into connec-
lion with other considerations that il The nem
Eanglcd votes had been excluded from The polls
as in our opinion they should have been, the re-,
suit which we now So reluctantly record, would
have been very different The number OF these
votes cast al the Winchester precinct alone
amounted 10 some sixty or seventh and u these
had been deducted one. ifnot both OF the Demo
critic candidates would undoubtedly have been
elected. Willie Democrats Of Frederick Then
quietly abide the resul;t or Will they no; require
their candidate forthwith 10 lake such steps as
will bring the question before The Legislature.
Ii is matter Of The first Importance, Thai u
should he investigated and settled, ard We know
of no way by which it would be so well done, as
by formally conteiing the seats OF The delegates,
who owe their election 10 these votes. II they
are decided 10 he good, hard as il may be 10 sub
mil 10 a defeat in a county where il is certain that
The Democrats have the majority, yet there Is no
good Democrat in our mids, who would m'lrninr
al The result which has haPpned. II they turn
on, 10 I've bad, the Democrats are entitled 10 me
victory. and We do mol believe that either OF The
delegates cleo, would desire 10 rob them OF Ill
We have Just had a conference with one oil Inc
late candidates, and we are eTatihed TO he ab!eto
inform our friends that the election of Gather and
Wall viii be contested |tincheacr IuSintaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Wear delighted 10 be able 10 take back ann
Her county, which We had published as having
>irayed from The Democratic fold Harrison is
still Denocfatc-as will be seen By The following
returns. Sringer, d., is also elected 10 the Sc.
nata, in place OF The 'inlamous" Shnn-a noble
substitution
HaRRisoS CorNrY.-For Congress: Camden,
w, d6l; Johnson, d., 539 Johnsons maj. -
For State Senate: Prim, W.. 100; Sringcf, d..
5iO StIinger's maj 40.
For House Of Delegates: FowlkcS, w, 49,;
MONTGOMERY An put,sG,.-t simoni>on elect
ed over Preston by 4 majority 81 II votes. pr
inocraiic gain.
Chapman has small majority over Miller, Tor
Congress, in these counties
PrXDLeroX-W have not heard how many
votes Mr.. TAYLOR rrce ived. Den'als majority
over Coo,S in Penllelon is about POO votes Ma
loriiy for Dencal in the District, about $50
The laie representative, B. Hiner, reelected 10
the Legislature without opposition.
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800 Richmond Enquirer.

le'"'' ,,,.r Is published DAILY and SEMI
y The tnea"" w.. n,ily Paper, seven dollars per an
SssHli - ale oil eight dollars u TAKEN io' sur.
.,,, and 81 t'r nv. ,sar For The Semi-Weekiy, nsc
:, arrod ihaa ~" and Three Dollars Ia SIX nohsns,
:as pei ann 70 Sc pad tas ece, or re Il''tea W
yaOls N "r Six Dollars per ann"" a. ''' Gnu y
W. ven ,,;s Office may he remitted per NAL,
IT All au.. ,,h, Rank notes, al inc 'sn =. ~.
IN good ana n al letters bfis+ Pa'a oy 70, ,ccnnr,
,cr ,t ro'a single letter is scaIce! In an
tn, ossee !, il The accumulation "i P"s .so,s ,a1
70 ihe WIZ ,,,urss, which opeta'es %
"aSe sa rreus OF ADVERTISING, .o,,,,, os
rur nailY ENoutEsR-t"s s NV cents. and
IN In1 =, lrss. trst insertion Nv. $50, in..r,-
.l!-en n.., insertion twenty -nve ina w.sk
s'H! =. week. twice week. % '"'
.,x seven and hall ce IN, dollars for thirty
Ia.H advertisers are rhirse" -" OF a
ani IN thai proportion ~ x.nJr,s and Auction
p"ss, i.ns,ti-eaeepi Le,ls. s,llars tpaper in.
e..a'. ,r,o are charged one hua1's"
eudsa.' -WEEELY-ore square oi s'N.eeh
IN iHh &C., ,,rr,iou - cent; fer eaen e"htihu-
iirts or it's. zee -
srre. cents distance must be accompanied WIN me
orders ' satisfactory references, to insure rNecu-
,iysnee pay OF 30
ia. o,....,-;.s and Marriages from the country,
20 An o,,r,s handwriting Is unknown az TINS
wherever w hy the endorsatioh OF the
ONCE ,, q, be peishborhood, or they VIII IN no case
pfs'n'as Every measure, That mas oetn lahei. :"
Dc ,,ious and qnlzzes, has proved hete'o'ote
pfe'rh ~. must. Therefore, insist, III such cuse
uha' M Communication being crrlhed ny tue hau'e o'
apo n ',.s .rriu.n s back 81 the i'fer-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
,,,.,1-cpc1Ty- 0r y1pcIN1,

CsCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
= Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation OF The Chair in this School, 10 take
effect at The close Of the present session, The
Board Of Visitors will proceed TO the appoint
ment Of his successor al their annual meeting, on
the Isl July next.
The subjects taught in this School are, Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
Le,ircs.
The compensation Of the Professor consists OF
a salary Of one thousand dollars, fees from The
members of the School, and house and garden
tree of rent
Applications may be addressed 10 c. Johnson,
ESD, Rector, &c, al Richmond, or 10 Professor
William B. Rogers, Chairman Of The Faculty, at
the University.
April 2l-ctlslJulv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
!. MN nj Influence

w. ,aorr ,hat Wilson X. Shinn, the man OF
strong mind and generous feelings and martyr
~ ne1seculion according to the Richmond Wing
80, ~, ,sy,c votes in the raotc District for
- v;rn;ri, Senate. The Romans were in The
hah;, of ,tvlns one OF notorious character man
,".;,,, ,;,sr.rnm" or Of three letters, FU X. In
,be same manner every man Of gross political
and private vices, like shinn, should be denom'-
90 nan ~ "Ibree votes" and suffer the same
IA. We rejoice that the people OF the Har-
icon D;sric, have wiped This foul stain from
,he;r archives
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TAu-Cnl Hall, WA < MAsY COLLEGE, }


The TAUGHT Society having learned the death
Of one OF their oldest and most valued members
JOHN HowAsD Fox, Of Yorktown, take this me-
thod OF lestiying TO the meri, Of one distinguish
ed by the generous frankness Of his nature, the
ardor and sincerity Of his attachments, and The
independence and nobleness of his character
They feel that, in HIM, they have lost friend,
sincere, and kind and true-a friend through good
and evil report; and, in token Of their greflor his
loss, and their respect for his memory, have
ReDlred, That the members of the Society will
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That copy OF The above be commu-
ncaed 10 the brother and relations oil The deceased
Rcolred. That copies Of the above be transmit
ted 10 The Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer
and Norfolk Herald, with a request for pubca-
lion. 3: 9: S ., 55SHSS;!ngsos,} Committee,
T. r. DEW, in,
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In ncserred Compliment!
a HeN- 7c31 te0
- fredericksburg Recorder.

From the Fredericksburg Aeeoiue'
"The mananmous bearing OF T genera a Go II
don is worthy of especial notice Mnle some o.
his friends Dd g mne L LEA bur cold support
.et GesI - vote at all, he with characteristic
or u and zeal. LEFT bis home in Albemarle,
e rn,sS for Hunter and Holiday in Spo,sylvania,
Nd sUd to , LSass and Davis in Orange. Honor to
, he veteran soldier Such magnaniimty mussno'
be forgotten
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

9TH. Editor. OF the Richmond EIqnirrr VIII please
accept our warmesi thanks fer past ia."is
All your obligations, Mr.. Gazette, have been
richly cancelled by your gallant and efficient con.
auc, in The late contest, which has covered O!d
Hampshire with true glory. We had set our
hears upon rrbuking, BY The voice oi popular
Indignation, The unrishleous attempt OF Angus
Mcdonald 10 subject the ircemen OF Hampshire
10 a system OF fraudulent attacks upon the cleo
tive franchise-and the people OF Hampshire
have put their seal 10 our sinceresl wishes
The election OF Two Democrats and OF the fear
less and slrong.mindcd Sloan 10 the Senate, 10
spite Of the manufactured votes OF Mcdonald
shows virtue and moral power in The people OF
virginia which will submit 10 nothing wrong
Ii i. a bright sign, that the purify oil he elective
franchise will be relisiously Observed, when 'he
people ca ha ve clearly before Item the Violations
OF The Constitution and Of popular rights strip
ped Of all disguise. The result in Hampshire Is
4 triumph Of truth and virtue over deception OF
an intelligent and patriotic people over design
Ing and dangerous clique. il VIII ring 'niouSh
Virginia and cause The heart ol every Demo
cral and of many Wings 10 thrill WIN ueheh''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
O,icl Desirable LQnds for Sale.

Also, a, the same time, and upon The same
terms, the subscribers, by virtue Of the last will
and testament OF John Fl. Craven, deceased, will
offer Tor sale Farm containing 22il acres, ~
ing within mile Of the town OF Charlottesville;
and also reversionary interest. acquired by the
SAID John H. Craven, in The dover land OF Mrs.
Martha Key. The former tract is almost cont,
snous 10 The Pen-Park Estate, 50 that il might
Prove desirable 10 The purchaser Of that estate ;
j is Sufficiently largo, however, lc' separate
Farm. \ large part Of il is heavily timbered,
and 50 convenient 10 town, "a 10 make II abSo-
ln;ey certain, that The wood, 10 be spared, would
almost paw for the tract
Possession 10 he given on the let OF December
next. All persons DESTROYS oisecnring home in
this delightful vicinity are invited 10 examine for
themselves, and the subscribers will take pleasure
in offering them every facility for tina, purpose.
ALEXANDER RIVES, Z Executors If j. III
ROBERT w. LEWIS, Craren, deceased.
April 25-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

OuR FOREIGN RELArIoNs.-The Washington
Union late the Globe, and now The official paper,
has an article upon our foreign relations, IN
which it expresses surprise at the tone assumed
in the British Parliament on the Oregon question,
and saws: "One thing is certain-we canno;
abandon the great interests Of our country 10 their
plumbers, or even to their menaces. We shall
have DO n,i-Oregon party. The North, as well
as the South will unite with the West on This
subject. Let Great Britain be well assured ed, OF
the fact" In relation TO Texas, it says: "We
understand tha, dispatches have been received
from Major Donelson down to the 81 ulimo.-
The reply Of President Jones has not yet been
received 10 his communications. We have
fresh and undoubed assurances that the people
of Texas are most decidedly in favor OF annex.
alton, and will not yield the point TO their present
President or his advisers. As for Mexico, she
NAV buster. She may be induced Togo to Ger
tain poin. by the hopes Of British cooperation
She may threaten restrictions uron our com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We Yesterday received no election returns
save from Pendlelon, which has reelected Hiner
(Dem.) Putting Harrison county back on the
Democratic list, Tor moving Preston and hersel
from which we make our humble apology, oul
gains stand 81, and losses nett Democratic
gain l. members or "a votes. MAJORITY in House
%. in Senate 10, on Joint ballot 81
Amply sufficient ior all practical purposes