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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VE7ILL BE SOLD at the Court House in
wv the town Of Woodsfield, Monroe county,
Ohio, on Tuesday. the "a day of June next, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'clock A. M and O'Clock
p. NJ on said day, tn following lands belonging
to the estate of Azariah Hoskinson, deceased, to
wit: .L.-
g. ofrange A. in the district Of lands subject to sale
at Marietta, Ohio; except one acre reserved for a
church aud burving ground. About twenty acres
Of said land is cleared May "a, lS45. s
M lbana1 ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON.
JOHN HOSKINSON, Adm'rs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-31

Miss Sedgwick says the shield of
silence is the most effective defence
against thorough gossip,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-05-31

Excess of ceremony shows want
of breeding. That civilIty is best which
excludes all su,erfluous formality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

American coinage is tho best in The
world; because il is decimal. |, cores
ponds with Our commercial, arithmetic
Que great advantage is. Than IL has no
traclnns of units. Fhere are 100, So,
25. 10, 5 and |. Win these any whule
number can be made. aud the prices of
articles ought To he made 10 correspond,
so that all the transactions of business
would be regulated by The units Of a deci.
NAL. Ii Is not possible to carry simplicity
m the transactions of money further than
this. Brajdes, how infinitely absurd do
these fureis' coins appear in their travels 8
through the Umted States! Take the 3
a cent piece. In Connecticut il is a
four pence huLtpenny. In New York it Is
srrpence. Ia Pennsylvania it is 9 fppen''
nybit. In the West and South ii is PIC.
ayune.
All these characters of the same piece
of money are regulated by q. toreipn ab.
sttaeiion, VIZ: the British pound sterling!
A people SHOULD never carry about IN
their pockets the evidence of their conlIn
ued vassalage. In the great exchange of
The world, money is and should be taken.
as in the time of Abraham, By soefght !;
because this is language Of money which
can be understood by all nations. But in
ihe small affairs Of daily subsistence ii
should be taken by the National coinage,
that which every man, woman and
child in The nation knows,-especially
when that coinage in so beautiful and so
convenient as that of our own loved coun.
Try. There is the Eagle. emblem of the
noble, free and brave There is Liberty.
APPLY and filIy represented as Woman,
dear 10 every hear! Send them inrth.
that every one who looks upon The coin
shall be reminded OF Freedom, Courage
and Virtue !-C Cincinnati Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the JeGersonian.
VERA CRUZ, July 3, Il

VERA CRUZ, July ., lo40.
Dear Sir:-An extra session of The
Mexican Congress has been called by the
President, 10 take into consideration The
affairs of Texas and The nlled States
The result OF this will be beyond any man
ner of doubt, declaration Of war. The
day fixed for the meeting of the Congress
was The lst July, consequently by me
next mail from Mexico, we shall receive
The news of its installations Nothing Will
be done in the way of declaration OF
war until the official news of the action
of the 4rh of July Convention is received
which news will be brought down lmme-
tlialely by the British frigate EurydIce. II
is supposed. Government makes no great
hluster about a war, but at the same time
is making active preparations secretly OF
a most energetic nature, as am assured
by those who know what is going on
The intention is TO send thirty thousand
men 10 Texas. and with this object orders
have been given 10 General. Paredes,
Commander in Chief Of the canton, sta
toned at Lagos 10 march with all his
troops TO San Luis Po,osi. The number
of these troops is said 10 be 5OO0 men.
and by some 7000-cannut say certainly
The greatest activity is employed in The
forlifcalion of Vera Cruz, aud the Castle
Of San Juan de U;ua.
The flee, left This place on the l2'b ul-
limo. destiny unknown. and has not yet
made its appearance, much 10 the anno!
ance OF American citizens. who feel quie
uneasy a, the entire absence of all succ"r
al a lime when they are sure 10 ncei II.
Gen. Almonte has been very warlike
since his return, and breaches up war TO
the kure and Yankee aunihilalion.' 1t
appears that he recommends very slrong'
ly The issue of letters Of marque. aud has
brought, i, is said, tionr the UuIlrd States,
:, copy of The documents which. were
granted TO priva,eers by our government
during the war.
You may rest assured of one thing. that
If The Annexation is consumated on the
4lh OF July, that war will be The result OF
it. and that immediately.
Some few shouts of Federation by the
troops, but merely insignificant. The peo-
pie are universally in favor of Federation,
hut they do not want il in revolutionary
form. Yours truly, Z. Vi.
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of the ricl,, in the upper Districts Of our State.
That such condition Of things may never
occur, should be the prayer of every good man
and lover of his country. We believe, thai
those who have any thing to spare, will in some
degree. relieve the distress of their poorer
neighbors. when their wants are made known
to them. In the meantime, prbc meetings
should he called in every neighborhood, where
distress most prevails. committees of inquiry
and relief appointed. and all lagfm means
adopted, TO remove suffering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
Correspondence If The Couraer.


The loss Of the insurance Offices by
the recent fire is now as"rrlained 10 be
within a few thousands. either way,
S5.000,000. Large quantities of goods
have been saved, more than was expected,
and the calamity is already talked about
on Change as mere tr.fie. Several
heavy houses, scarcely bent by the fire,
have already begun digging for The foun-
dations of new bindings, aud the whole
of The burnt district will he I,uilI up with
Aladdin like speed. They talk (and |
hope IN earnesl) Of widening and straight
enne several streets as they rebuild "a
thing which would he of incalculahle ad.
vantage 10 the cily--buI fear private i'll
terest will be strong enough to defeat II
The Insurance Offires will, it is now
ascerlained. pay all their losses, but The
Ameri an Mutual, the Merchants Mulu.
al, and The Guardian, Manhattan and
Merchants hav ST pped dniug business.
The Howard had S65.OU0 surplus profits,
which will leave abuu, 'wo thirds Of lis
capital untouched The cirv had $50,
600 surplus, which nearly pays lis losses.
The Fireman's had $40 600 surplus
saves TWO thirds of its Stock. The Elna
had $4,000 surplus aud the Equitable
$24,00O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

A Revolution in Small Things Some
week, since, We suggested that the era of
The new posIagelaw would he good lime
to- dispense with the Sanish teuys aud fps,
and Substitute our American better coin
age. In Cincinnati this revolution has
been. in good degree, accomplished
In the market house that great arhiter ol
such matters, teuys and fps are only taken
and received as dimes and half dimes.
Silver. it is true. is legal tender, but
it is not "A legal tender as foreign coinage
I, must be taken by ,Oeight. In that case
there would be nothing gained; for near,
ly all this old Spanish coin is deficient in
weight, by wearing and clipping.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Rain )n "Wednesday evening last. we were
favored with good shower Of rain, at this
place and in The vicinity. On Saturday even.
ina there was also fine shower. which greatly
r"ole the atmosphere. and revived the crops
which had suffered considerably. This rain
cnntinueL for several honrs, and extended over
a considerable tract Of country in Edge field.
and the adjoining Districts We have not
had 50 good season for months past
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

The earliest account Of the Annexation Of
Texas which we received was contained in an
article of the Hamburg Republican, which
was transmitted to us on Saturday night. the
26th nit. We hereby tender o,rr thanks to the
editor of that paper. for varions extras, which
he ha- sent u.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
CAMP MEETING.

We nr, rrqu' sted 10 say 'ha, Camp Meet.
ine for tn EdgefeM Circuit will he held at
Nonnt Vernon Camp Ground commencing on
Thursday ihe. 7,h of August. at which.lime the
third Quarterly Conference for the year lS4o
and the Anniversary of the Missionary Society
of the Ed.efield Circuit will he held. The Mis-
siomary Sermon will preached on Sunday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Fire AN alarm of fire was given yes
rerday, about | o'clock, which was caus
ell by lne roof Of a house al the corner ol
Boundary and Alexandria streets taking
fire. The engines were promptly on The
sput and succeeded in exIingulshng lI'r
flames, after HE roof was bur"t "h'
The kullfirg belouged 10 the estate al
Bulon, and was occupied by w Brow
as grocery Store The house was -
>ured in The Charleston Trust Com "''.
uitice 1t is supp"sed Thai the hr'
communicated from pipe or s"Sa'
Courier. July 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

DisuSitr.-Ex!rnrt from the Log D"R
of--r4s4u,er tt-ys-rt,rr~ii'--1--J- NJ ..--
shall arrived Saturday mnrnlns from W'l
mius,"n: July 2G ahnuI 81 miles south OF
Cape Fear. n, IL ~ a NJ "adr IA sail
ON our arbuarh hnw, close on b ard, steer
ing arhwarI our hawse. saw no c"hnce "i
clearing him by putting the hell" ut '"r
steamers one way m the other. hu' 'nns
The bells 10 stop aud back the rngi e,w lch
W IS done Immediately, and. The sl'aiher's
wa, dradrned in sunre degree TIE mo
n,rn, she struck the vessel. which proved
TO be me schr Erie, Capt. Wilson, the
Captain aud all the cre> Juupa IN hoari
The Vanderbilt. We lhen learned from
Cant. ". Thai the mate AMI passengers
were left on hoard The schUoner, ran down
10 her, found she Wis making no water
The Capt. and crew return Il 10 IlIrH YES
sci could not ascertain The .'iiount ol IN
iur> " Inch lhe Erie received. The Van
derbilr ,eceiv"d no ma'erlal injury, hav
ins only her Stern slightly nJned. ihr
night WIS clear. and thu inh from The =.
). W. The steam had her lIsnIs up lore
and aft and sparks were issuing from The
smoke stock. Capt. Wilson stared that
he was steering N E. and nauled up
norlh. The steamer was steering .. ~.
Charleston Couritu, 18Th Instant
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We should have stated in our last, that we
had received copy Of the "Minutes of the
Twenty fourth Anniversary Of the Ge rsia
Bnpls; Convention, held 1t Forsythe. Monroe
county. Ga., May 10th. l7lh and l9th l845" :"
This is document of importance to the Bap.
tsl denomination. more especially to Bap,sis
residing in Georgia. Among other things, the
Minrtes contain the Report of the Board n'
Trusle es of the Mercer University" the Con-
stitutiou uf the Baptist Convention ofthe State
of Georgia, as altered aud amended. and the
Financial Report Persons desrous of look
ing over the NIinnfes, may hnve M opportunity
of doing so, athis office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
The last advices from Mexico. we oon

The last advlces from Mexico, we ioh
sIJer, settle, The question as To the con
tlnuancc of peace Win that country. lhe
dates from tIr capital were To The 2o'h
uIlimO, and although the annexation "i
rryus, anu the intended march UI Amer
iaun .roaps 10 the Jino "f the RIO del
N0rte was known week belOre, yeI ~
hear no lalk ui war, Or movements lndi
ealing hellIgerent Intentions. II IN "pin-
iun, as 10 lhr siaIe Ui public sentiment,
NAV 5e lurInrd from rhe rUrIeDts ni iht
urw spaprrs "I tie country. Texas aud an
nrxuruuI has cen,ed to trouble the mind
of the naiou. rhc subject Is forgotten.
and no even rQlcrrcd To- n, Il matter I'll
sufficient interest 4" usIIf, dl,cusslon.-
his is SUBMISSION 10 he Inevitable cOLrsr
of cvcnls, with degree nl cool II"illtcr
eucr aud resIguainu, ~ hIcD vas iI.,ldly IU
nr expected OF "A nation 81 prone I" bra
vadu and gasconadln- as tne MrxIrams.
No rlOubI. Tie excitement prevailing III
thai country 0n the eve ol lie PresIden
tIa election, has contributed IN >UInr
measure to the result. In The heat vi
purty strife. the tricks of elecilonerrlng.
and the luirig es OF farIIuR the public
mind IS 100 much absOrbrd lp flnd lrIsure
for the contemplation nf rem 'tr interests.
CONNECTED with international rtlaIinIIS.--
l'ha; the present government IS NOT III
rl,ued 10 war WIN Ihe Unled States, is IL
Tact ell ascerlaIned. The ouly fear has
been That The lr MY oi an lgrorant and
furious pnpulacr, might cuerce the dnp.
ton ul bellISrrent policy, 10 which the
Mexican Executive we're secretly avrrse.
II is apprehendrd that 'he friends Of San
Ia Anna, and lh- oppo,I'lnn party sener
ally, might use The war Question as pn
lirical capital in The pending elecIioneer
ing campaign, and thereby drive the al
mnistraton parry into imprudenl demon
STATIONS Of hostility IN III" UulI"d STATES.
for The sake nf maintaining lh" popular
ascendancy. All danger from his quar-
ter as now evidently passed away. Inc
question is hencrlnrtn adjourned 10 Con
erpss, AN extra session of which mas be- Il
called. To take into consideration. among
other important matters, The relations win
the United States Thi fact alone. gives
satisfactory a assurance of the continuance
of peace There ls scarcely possibility
that an assembly of enlightened Mex
cans, such as member, oT congress may
be- supposed to be. can conclude in their
deliberations on measure 50 prep's
leruus ami insane as d declaratlOn Ol war
with me United Slaes. Thai such is The
prevailing opinion Among The Mexrans
themselves. is sufficiently demonstrated ny
the lact that four Mexican vessels are
now In our port. recently arrived here.
Surely Mexican property would not thu
he hazhrded in our midst unless there was
a conviction of The continuance OF friend
ly relations.-N. 0. Bulletin. July 20.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
PUBLIC MEETING IN sPARTANBURG.

public meeting of the people of Spartan.
burg, was called on Monday last, 10 advise as
to the best mode of relief, from the distress
which threatens the country from the effect o.
the present drought. Ii will be seen. from an
article which we copy from the Spartan,
that great suffering is now felt in The upper
Districts on account of the scarcity Of corn.
The editor oflha. paper is apprehensve. that
very deplorahle consequences may result Il
SOMETHING is not done to mitigate the distress oil
the people! He suggests call of the Lessla-
lurr 1t is much tn be desil ed that those who
are suffering should be patient and endeavor
if possible. to preserve sacred regard Tor the
rights Of property. Much alleviation oil distress
can vet he obtained. by economy and prudence
ON the pan Of the poor, and jndicious llber-
alily on the part ofthe rich. That such may
b. the case, we sincerely hope.. We cannot
believe that the poor will be compelled from
starvation, 10 take from the wclfled granaries
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

would address letter TO the Gefe de Ha-
cieuda. nls property would be released
but he has refused, aud is determined 10
let the matter take its course.
Olher ou,rases will follow.
Yours in hasle. L. I. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

The Temperance Convention, composed Of
Soriniirs throughout The State will assemble
at P"ndIelon. on ednesday after the second
Monday in August. which will he The 18th day
of the month The delegates appointed from
this place, are Dr.. G.. Goodwin. DR.. w b
Johnson, y. L. Griffin, and Mr.. Clarke of Ed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Privileges Of PoStmasters.-We ave
iusr seena leller from he office oGIbe Post.
master General. un:ler dale of July II,
SAYS the N Y. Tribune, from which we
make The following. extract:
When Subscribers refuse 10 take pamPh.
lets or newspapers from The office, Post.
masters are now as heretofore, required
10 notify editors. &r., and may frank let.
ters containing such notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06
Correspondence of the Charleston Palr,ot

GRhEAvILLE T.. H., July l9, lo45.
GreenvIlIe has been dull during the past
week. The amount of travelling through
the place, seems TO have diminished. Very
few from the country are at present III 'he
village, and those who du come here, ar
those who do come here, are soon attract
ed To 'Buncntlhe, to The VAIN Springs
the Chick Springs Twelve miles from
The village, Glenn Springs etc. These
numerous watering places which have
sprung up no doubt. injuring GreenVllle
to considerable extent. The price ot
board TOO in the village, nas forulerly been
so high. that travellers have been deferred
from remaining any lime, but This is no
longer the case, the hotels have fixed their
terms incredibly low, aud in private hou
ses board may be had as cheap as al any
in The Uulted States. We do not know
where our coulry friends could spend a
pl asan,rr aud cheaper summer than at
Greenville.
The weather has been very hot here To
be sure, and sill continues, but thtn h
weather eau Je eudured here better than IN
other places. There is V'ry little fruit
Iuls season, The apples are indifferent, AMI
we have scarcely seen singh peach
Whole orchards, which have formerly
Welded abundantly, now lay waste. The
laruIrr, are bringing IN very goud wafer
uIehiis, from the country.
DR.. William 3 johnson, of the BaplisI
Church, has bee delivering course ui
lectures here ou Church Government. Hr
Is a vigorous thinker, aud close reasoner.
The lectures were very fine, aud were well
attended. The good old Doctor, altnuugn
he differs somewhat In minor points from
his brethren OF the sane taIh, Is agreed
nMfrlhem on the one point, that rrelacy
aud rpiscopacy must be exploded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

THE .EnGEFIELD MECHANICS WASH
ineronian Society, will meet on Monda!
evening Lext.
The public generally are invited TO al
tend
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

The SlQue Trade. .-Iu IA la'r discussion
in the British House of Cumn'ons on ms
topic, 81 fruitful of debate. Mr. HUT al
leieedlhat the sysism adopted hy mo G"
vernmeut aud pursued with fanallcls'n
tina, promoted her interference with thar ol
all other ualions, for the Suppression "t the
Slave Trade. had resulted IN nolhing Dut
lis increase and aggravalon. hHo"s
Other assertions which he made, WAS ii
sweeping one against the country az sun
importing largely Of Africans Our o'ntI!'
ern States. he boldly con occurred, IN ien-
ance, as he admits, of all evrdence-na'n'
ing Carolina. Georgia aud Alabam" espe
cialIy--were filled with newly captured
negroes. That there MAS no slaves ]"
thesr STATES who did noI speak the En-
plish, was not conclusive To his n'lder
standing, .aud satisfied that he was Ilsht'
aud the good cillzcns of The United o'a'es
all wrong, he went ahead, in style maj
would have done honor IN the impetus 0l
Davy Crockett. lr.iS, we lake i"r gram
ed. quite in vain that we assert, ana al'
peal to all who live within or travel llir"
our country,-lhat it is lhe raresl thing IN
The world, IOWA days, to meet na''Ve
born African. We, al least, whn kn""
something oflhe Who'll. South, have NOT had
The fortune, for many years, to encounter
que whom we might not have seen IN 'he
country for one fourth of a century,
Heaven knows, we in Carolina, have no
motive for any new inportaIons. we
leave that TO The slrenernus friends OF the
apprentice system ir Britain & elsewhere
They do -cuutrive II in some manner, 10
Get negroes for the West Indian and olher
British planta,ions-Great Britain, Tor th's
object, playing the game of the great sea
eagle, and pouncing down, for her prey
upon those who have had the Toll anu oal
ger of the first thelI.-Patrlot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Cnralr8 Election ON the 10Th ofJmIy Major
J C. Smvley was elected Colonelnf,he Second
Regiment Of cavalry. composed of comranies
from The Districts Of AbbevIIr and Edgeield.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

The Hon. John Pope died al his resi-
dence IN Washington county, (Kl. a.
Saturday week His death VAS tsua"e
being caused Il stroke of paraly 81" =
Louisville Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Neu Co,ton.-.A bale of1new Coa"n
WAS received yesterday on the,Rni Road.
con.ignrd 70 Mrssrs. Il g. H. Caldwell,
by Mr. V Lylrs, Of Columbia. N" men
non is uaur where il was grown. IL sofa
immediately alter arrival al lO cents Pe'
III --Mecury
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

We understand that the Rev. Na'han'e'
Macon Crawfnrd, Of Washington. ua.,
has acce ped The unanimous invitation ol
the First Baptis, Church and Congresa-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Thunder Storm Our CITY and neigh
borhuod was vIsl'rd during the last night
with Que of The s"veresr thunder showr's
which We have experienced f"r years.
Il commenced IntIe past 3 O'clock, and
continued without .inIerniisSion hr more
rhar an hour. during the whole ul kich
the heavens were Que cun'lnued sheet 0l
flame; he lhunder was very heavy. ami
one clap, about O'clock seemed to shake
the whule city. The lightning struck in
the alric of house in Favelte street. aud
passed through five other houses doing
only trifliug. damage excepi 10 the last,
from which the fluid escaped tearing a
way part of The roof and The end of the
bulldins-doins considerable injury. For
luuaely no person was hurt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

A, Boston. on Monday afternoon last, al
9 O'Clock. The thermometer stood, in the
shade, al $50.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

The Legislature If Florida, elected on
the 22d inst. Vim. Marvin. Circuit Judge
of South Florida; |. II. Bronson. of
East Flnrida; aud Geo. 5. Haw kins, of
Wesr Florida. No election of Judge was
made for Middle Flurida-the candidates
were Thos. BaIzrll. aud S. IL. Butler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-06

Professor Bronson knocked do'cn, and
robbed in Nashciile.-A few evenings
since, bile Professor Bronson was walk,
ing through thr stree:s Of Nashville, he
was accosled by a person whom he sup
posed. from his familiar manner, to br
gentleman 10 hO,n lie had been inlrodu
ced a few evenings beInre. After some
preliminary conversation, the gentleman
proposed a walk, TO which Mr.. Bronson
agreed. After walking for some distance
through several Streets, MIR. Bronson re-
ceived blow from The hands nf the per
son with whom he was walking, in The
left temple. which (elled him to the pave
menl: but previous to falling, on turning
his head. observed another person few
steps in the rear. Although stunned by
the blow and powerless. he was conscious
of something being drawn over his face,
anh something which IeIt like theknee OF
"A person on The pi, of his stomach. Nr.
Bronson had no further recollection OF
what was done by the rnbbers Between
/ and IL o'clock The walrhmen were al.
tracled by his groans-he being still in
helpless condition. They tonk him 10
public house, and found his head and face
much swollen. About l2, lie came 10 his
seuses, anh he found he had LOST between
Two and three thousand dollars, CONSISTING
principally of Tennessee bills, portion
of kentucky, aud small portion of ln
Ganna money. Mr.. Bronson offers re,
ward of five hundred dollars for The de
lection of the william or vilIians.-Baltl-
more Republican, 25M inst.