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nEPOT OF FRENCH MILLINERY
NV GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST. YnrR

nEPOT OF FRENCH MILLINERY
NY GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST, POUR
DOORS EAST OF CHARLES STREET.
SaLMONS SMALL have just received from New
YORK by the late Packets from Europe, and now
opening their Stock of Fall Millinery Goods, consist
ing entirely Of French importations, and comprising
all the
New and magnificent styles of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETS, SILKS and SATINS
aloiles, Flonrces Grapes, Lisles. 1aI!etons
Paris FEATHERS anu Artificial FLO ~ RS
Thread, silk and Gympuie LACES, EDGlNGS, and
INSERTINGS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Demi Thread Wells and Thread Lace GAPS
Founy ATOMS Leno, Wire, Chip and Glue
aud every article in the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices
30 cases Braid aud straw BONSETS, suitable for the
Fall trade. o3-lm SALMON * SMALL.
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n AXES LOTION. For TETTER, RING
M WORM, SCALD HEAD, and all CUTANEOUS
DISEASES. This lotion is Il sovereign remedy for
all cutaneous diseases. Numerous certificates Of its
good effects are in possession Of the proprietor and
will he exhibited to those DESTROYS Of trying il.
Also, LAKES VEGETABLE EXTRACT for the
Hair, which ciranses the head from all scurf and
dandrutf, and inviyOrates, as well as darkens and
beauties, the Hair. Prepared b. NJ. LAKE, Anna
polls, aad sold III Baltimore by
SOLOMON KING,
No. South Calvert st, and
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON,
OH I'm corner of Hanover and Market streets.
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FNtHE CURE FOR pOOTHA CHE intro
N dueed from Philadelphia, where il h beea ia
constant puHIlc use for the last five ytS,rs.
Persons suffering with foothache viii have itcured
IN one minnie by applying WHEELkR'S TEA-BER-
RY TOOTH WASH 10 the decay OF the tooth, aaa
WIN have AL decay ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF The Gums
sured-S0Iness of the tluns cured-Bleediag OF the
Gums -topp"d-Lnd the teeth, gums and m0ulh always
kept pleasant, and in the best heNl,A.
TESridONIAI.S.
TOOlhache curpd-sornesS OF the gums cured, and
decay Of her teeth arrested by 1t.
J. CUTUERAL.
Sutrtia. from his teeth aud gums stopped, decay
81 his teeth arrested, and swelling OF his gums re
moved by it, f2EDERiI w FARSON.
TO0thache and soreness OF gums III hl1 family cured
by fRAS. PREVOST.
TOOhache cured by il. THOS. FAY.
Cancer0u1 scurf on his gums cured bv it, and il
kef pc his teeth gums and mUuth healthy ard pleas
ant JOHN DE FORIA.
Teeth which were rarity injured by colds, hut pra.
cipay by an acid paint applied to te mouth in color
ing prints, entirely CURED BY II.
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Snld by J. NJ. HAlG, Principal Agent Tor The Siqte
M Maryland, AT No. l2I Baltimorc-st. o22 ly
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LETTER sAGJ Up AT The EXCHANGE READING RDpNs
FOt Havre-Ship Alexander, with despatch.
Tor 3rcmen--Shp Schiller, 25lh inst.
For BremGn-Shp !4use, with despatch.
PNS River La Ptate-BdrIup C0rneia Nov. J.
For Havana-Brig Midas, with despatch.
For BTtmen-Brig hCuise, with despilch.
For River La pItgc--Schr Fame, lew days
For Nassau n P--5cnr Emily Thompson, 18th inst.
NELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a l845.
FROM cHE EXCHANGES aE ,pING-RooN BOO So.
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a N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
N FALL AND WINTEI. GOODS.
CLOTHS-hmtr ican, English ard French
CASSlM ERES-Plain and Fancy
VESTINGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, WOrsted, &c.
Sattnets, Fweeds, Kerscys Jeans and Lnseys
Cashmercs. Mousline de I.ans, black and col'd
AlpacaS, BumbaZines SC. Also, Cnr ct the hand
soonest assortmenis Of CALICOES IN Me city
SH AWLS-Cashmera, Thihe;, Wool, NOusiine de
LaiAe. Blanket and Net
FbAHSEi.S--White, Rcd and yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flanntlo, TickIu1
peniteniiary Plalds, Checks, Cotton Yarn.
Brown and Bleached MUSLiNS, sc. sc.
p- For sale at the Agency Store, rsry oD Lor 'a'f'
by LUTHER J. COX, Agent,
NO. q Baltimore street, ID door below
0ll-em Trieoielt's alley.
EBSPEik HANtilNGS AT CUsE.
Il have large lot of PAPER HANGING6 which
VIII sell az cost IN lots to suit purchasers Ihose
in want OF Paper Hanpihcs have now an opportunity
to suit themselves at the lowest prices.
hive on hand and axe to order Beds, Mattresses,
Cushions. Window Shades, Venetian and Patent
Blinds, Table Oil Cloth, Mating, Base, SC.
{G- Old Sofas, Chairs and Mattresses repaired, and
every other variety of UPHOLSTERY work done in
the best manner and at reduced prices Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. / N. Liberty st,
sells one door above Baltimore street.
NpLANKET FLANNELS, FRENCH ME-
ED RtNOs, SILK vELvETs, SHAWLs. SILKS,
have on hard, on reasonable terms
BLANKETS, OF all sizes and qualities
Super FRENCH MERiNOS, all colors
SILK VELVETS, OF every color
SHaWLS, Of the latest STYLE and every quality
from low priced 10 super6ne.
With their usual larae stock OF Fancy and blue blk
Silks, Cashueies, Moustlines, &c. SC.
k63 BALTIMORE STREET,
olo Between Calvert anh Light,
EeRhSS KEY FOUND. Brass KEY wa
ES found in Balumo'e ST. yesterday, which tn
owner can have by calling at the "Clippef Ofre"a
paying for this advertisement. se25 :!
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NJ IDDERMINSrEH CARPETING, of
M extra superhne and fine quaiity-a handsome
assortment on hand and viii he retaiIed ont a, re.
duced prices
T. NJ. CONRADT, IS Baltimore street,
O2f 2w near Tripoett's alley.
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WANTED. A number of active MEN, to Ira
w vel as AGENTS lur the -Ir %! new and pop
Ular Publications IN the Eastern Western, Southern
and Middle States aud the CanatuS. Each man viii
be insured $50 per per year. m writing, over and
move MS expenses, with an opportunity OF clearing
Sl0O0 per year and more, If acuyc, Each man will
have has own distinct II will he necessary for them
TO have NJ least !ion 81 $50, to obtain good III
ting out: no one need apply unless b. has that sum, II
biting our object to establish good agents aud give lhrm
such chance rs no one else can otter them Apply
the office of til" UnUei SciPS Publishing mpGrj
corner % BALTIMORE AMI NOWrh 81 =, Uarvs'
Buildug) up s!alrs-cnlrancr M, Jarvis Iuding.
Letters post paid, Will meet with prompt attention.
o23 ly
NETA&TlD 'HU NENIF. Vwo FaruI5 ron
w eight - ten miles from the Guy, IN :, healthy
section OF Tho country, rom 80 10 600 acres OF good
land, sufficient 10 work eight 10 zen good hand-, FOR
which :air ;ent viii b. II en-, on application At
LEWIS r. SCOTTi,
Oli No. 10 Exchange Place.
NTGVEti W MED. In "A wholesale and re-
"a tail Dry Gnohs StOJc--uOne hut those Of good
moral character and habits need Apply. The appli-
cant must wttC fait hand. No sMary will be al
allowed tor The first year. Apply NJ
o2l It M. - BALTIMORE STREET.
S&IASrE.D laiAiEDAATtAY a FIRST rate
w lroner, either white ar c0l0rrd person. One
manent situation, and liberal wages given, Oh sppi-
cation quickly at
LEWIS F.SCOTTI, Exchange Place,
n few doors from the corner OfSOuIh,
OIL Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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GsAEDINE OPENERS, CHAMPAGNE de-;
~ jones' PATENT CARRIERS and STEELS; PA
EENr KNIFE SilARpENERS; EGG SPOONS; MAR
ROW SPOONS; MtSTARD do; SALT do; REvoLv-
1876 ROASTING JACKS; uPRlGHT GsIDIRoNs, for
ranges; SHOVELS and TONGS q all kinds; FRENC II
TENDERS; ANUiRONS: co VI. II aDS; FIRE CAR
RIERS; OYSTER BRUILERS; STAIR RODS; cor
FEE ROhSfERS--wih general assortment of new
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, Just received and
for sale low at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 10 Month Charles a., opposite the Union Bank.
023.lm T.. T.. WETMORE 4 GO.
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GyEiEAP BLANKETS. | have IN hand,
" lot nf very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS, of
good quality, =, 10, IL and 2 Or, Which are worthy
atttntion having bcrn bought sacrifice, and win
be sofa at a small advance-Call aad SEE. Remrm-
brr the No. EuW. J. RICHARDSON,
OILS No. e. Baltimore street.
II NGEhT tSAkGAiNS! Choice Family GRO
an CERES; Fresh FLOUR, select brands; MILL
FEED, OATS, CORN, CHOP, sc. Sc wholesale OF
retail. Also, CIDER VINEGAR, fur Picking
G. w. AiREY. Agent, 229 T. Raitimoac-st
oil between Boud and CalOliup-Sts.
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BUSINESS CARDS, SC.

~ FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keep,
constantly on hand, general assortment Oh Insuu
usHts NJ No II SH ARP STREET. sn2i I'm
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ArnAL nnrIGE-
OYSTERS! OYSTERSM!

OYSTERS. OYSTERSm
TNFHE SUBSCRIBE CIR respectfully informs his
Il old customers and the public in general, that he
has commenced putting up OYSTERS for typofta
ton for the season. and Will he glad receive orders
fot Oysters, either PICKLED, SPICEn, FRIED, or
FRESH, III any quantities
Nothing but the best Of Oysters put up at his estab
lishnent. From his long exp lience in the business
ne hopes TO please the most particular
EVAN HAMILTON.
No. IS German. ST., between Hanover and Sharp.
Uf- OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
day in the week Sundays cxccpted.) Families sup
piled with best Oysters.
WANTED-A smart active hoy about l6 to lS years
of age-one that mas been accustomed 10 attend bar.
Apply above. ss26 colin
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MNRICTION MATCHES. We have lust re-
nc ceived fresh supply of DonEely's FRICTION
MATCHES, a superior article, warranted to Keep in
any climate. For sale nj manufacturers prices by
Frederick FICREY II SONS,
OBJ No. 29O Baltimore street
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STEEI. SLIDES FOR LADIES DRESSES
~ have on hand fresh supply Of the above goods
which Will sell bv The single one or dozen.
JAS, VI. HAlG, l2l BALTIMORE street
or -. above SOMA.
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uNxCURSION TO TIE EXHIBITION OF
f. THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, PHihADE..
PHIA, which commences on TUESDAY NEXT,
Doth inst and will continue two weeks
The Philadelphia, WHINING
E.a.<ssas, ~ @Se ton and Baltimore Rail Road
Esss.a.sI StA4-fxA Company, and the CITIZENS
-TSS " T5s.MlU UNION LINE, win issue tex
Els Tor the TRIP to Philadelphia and rrtlrn The
SgNT DAY, al 81, including admission TO Exhibition.
yG3- Those wishing to visit the Institution. " vi
please Apply AT the Office, Pratt street Depot,
Bowy'S wharf, for EXCURSION TICKETS, othet
wise the regular fare VIII be required.
olS FRI A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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EYO0k BINDENG-Eyccutcd in every style
. with expedition ans reasonable terms. n,
hFCGrT'S, No. I22 Baltimore street over the Pat
office, in Velvet Morocco, Russia, or Calf Music
aud terudicas neatly bound. mS-wsly
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TESAI& T. N0TICE-WANTED DAILY-Clerks,
"a book Keepers bar keepers. Porlers for stores;
English Tcnchrr: Cuachnrn; OStlers; WaCOners;
Overseen; 20 lahorers; Agents 90 Cooks, Washers,
and lfoners; ChaMbefmuids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House keepers rnd
number OF other situations to numerous 10 mention
and too valuable 10 lose. Families have only 10 give
call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to- Servants from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F, SCOTT,
| oG No, 70 Exchange Place.
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NNOOP EAR RINGS. Hoop Ear Rings and
II Il Cold Pencils, very handsome. A large assort-
mcnt just received and for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
or Water 81. Dad door from Calvert
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MA " lillian ". LEE, FAsEIuNADlg Haze
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No n. 6 tY-ET
ueatltaeI'R RaEurs st ut the shortest notice ass
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" uitN ~. WAITS, HOUSE CAkPEE1ER
- FAY&TTE-aT., adjOiaing AssemS!v Ao0m9. jpl-!l
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EpRhSs KEY FOUND. A Brass KEY wa,
EB found in Batimo'e ST. yesterday, which the
owner can have by calling at the "Clipper OficeHa aud
paying for this adyettisehen,. se2j- :!
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n ArOE " EA : fcf, UabiDr.m,ker, @DS. ShrY
6B ST., Undertaken "f Funerals al short notice. ia2
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y 4IQI N1E9 NENV1L,
IS CHRONOMETEK {. WATcf MAKER.
Eis-ly M. II s'OuTH G - 5yRrGT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
From the Southern Planter.
IMPROVEMENT.

Mr.. Ediior:-Ii having been my mis-.
fortune to own poor land, and to be with.
out money 10 improve it, was much
cheered AT the following caption of an ar
ticle which appeared in the last number
of the Southern Planter. to-wit: "How
Poor Men may Make Poor Land Rich"
This struck me as being the desideratum
at which bad so long aimed; therefore,
read the Article with avidiiy; but 10! my
spirit gualed when found lime and plaster
Indispensable" 1t is true your cores
pondeut has suggested an economical way
TO obtain these articles under circumstan-
ces but suppose am located in neigh
horhood where there are no .oyslef-shells
or. oyster houses, aud without money to
buy plaster; / am barred these benefits. ~
Permit me, therefore, to suggest a course,
which is heller calculated TO attain The end
proposed by your correspondent. The
vi G and he necessary farming implements
heiug obnined, TO put his land (,he poor
man 81 ingood arabic condition, let him
plant his corn in well pulverized earth,
and 20 tohis. ash. banks and piles of horse
manure. and take therefrom a quantity
sufficient 10 drop in each corn-hill, one
quart ia put of leached ashes will sufice)
SO long as his manure lasts, and work his
corn with,ut reference to The application
of manurI, and my word for it, be will i'm
prove do,ble the quantity ofland and make
double TIE quantity Of corn that he would
have dom had he have applied bis manure
broad cas-; and have little doubt bu,
tha. the eouble quantity of land thus ma
nured vii yield more wheat; Tor from nv
experiment in this way, find the MANURE
di6used trough the beds to an extent that
no one cn conceive, who has no, expert
mented il this way. The second crop the
beds wilIbe reversed, and the same course
pursued,by which more general diffu-
sion of manure will take place. ! am
fully peruaded that the small quantity Of
manure recommended in this article will
double tie quantity of grain that broad
cast APPLICATION Of The same would, and
leave theland better every year.
A PATRON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
SHERIFFS SALE.


PY virtue Of sundry writs of?Fierj Fa.
AD. cias,:I will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the First MONDAY
md Tuesday, following, in April next, the
following properly
J.P. Carroll vs.. William H. Byne, -four
Mules, one Mare, one Wagon and Gear.
William II. Byne, Guardian Of Henr,
Byne vs.. Elijah Byne: L. T.. WIgfall VI.
The Same Henry Lewis, Guardian, and
Others VS.. The Same: The following ne,
gro Slaves, ro-wit: Jerry. Edward, Ell.
bert, Lucy, Baldwin, Virginia. Augustus,
Nathan, Eliza, Zilph, Carter, Julia, AN
ny and Leah,
Luther Roll vs.. Charles Lamar: Abram
Mathews and Sam. NJ. Mathews vs. The
Same: N. L: Griffin and Others vs.. The
Same; three Negro Slaves, to-wit: Dick.
Marian and Sally, one Mule and three
Horses. .,>
Samuel A. Hodges vs.. Benjamin Holt,
one small Wagon, one bay Horse and one
bay Mare. -.
Terms, cash.
H. BoULwARE, S. E. D.
March 19 81 s
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:, A Nise Bird.-A captain of vessel
had canary which was much attached
to him, and would perch on his hand or
head. One day the captain had several
friends To dine with him; the cage door
was opened, and the birds after flying
round The room, perched on The head OF
the captain. The party were then drink
ing wine, and he held up his glass, when
the bird hoped on The edge OF it, and
drank some of the wine. The little crea-
ture soon felt The effects, and returned 10
the cage completely intoxicated. Soon
after, at another party, the captain at
tempted the same, but the bird remem-
berius what he had suffered before, would
not taste, but flew back to his cage. Oh!
THAT, we were as wise as brds.-Preston
Eng Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Manufacture o Steefin Viirg The:
tat6 tf e =
leges to a Mr.. Broadmea dow for The man.
ufacture of steel: =.
;. Ii is. made tsays the Compiler on
new plan. fo; which Mr.. Broadmeadow
received a palent in June last for the
whole United States, for fourteen years.
The saving IN this process is so great, and
the minerals in this State so well suited
for The purpose, that there seems no doubt
that the iron ores Of this State, when con-
verted into steel, will be transported to-
Europe and sold at a prof, in the English
market, that now supplies the whole world
and The United Stales made Independent
from her own resources, The quality of
steel made on this plan has given such
satisfaction in New York that one house
has given written order for Two tons per
day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The National intelhgencsr, of the Goth
instant, says I'VE understand that the
Members Of The Diplomatic corps waited
upou she President of the United States
yesterday in body, and through their
Senior. the Minister Of Russia, made an
Address to him, on the occasion of his ac-
cession TO the Presidency, expressive OF
the friendly sentiments entertained towards
the United States by the Sovereigns and
Governments whom they represent, aud
of their earnest desire to continue 10 main
tain the existing friendly aud peaceful re-
lalions between this country and theirs ;
10 which Address the President made a
filling reply, reciprocating these sentiments
on his part as the Chief Magistrate of bis
own country. :.
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EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER.
w. f. DURIsoEJ EJPROPRIET0R.
sNEWrEERMS.

. -, Z. Z
Tive DOLLARS and FIrTY CENrs, per annum
ifpaid in advance--S3 if mott paid within six
months from the date .iof subscription, and
81 if not paid before the expiration Of the
year. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered before the explra.
ton Of the year; but no paper will be discon.
tinued until all arrearages are paid, unless al
Inception of the Publisher, ;ni-n
Any person procuring five; responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive the paper for one year
gratis, -, ,.-, - -.
A6yERTsEaEsrsc conspicuously inserted at IS
cents per square, (i2 lines, or less for the
first insertion, and 374 for each continuance
Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square. Advertisements
no, having the number Of insertions marked
on them, will be continued until ordered ou,
and charged accordingly. ,;.,,..
All communications, post paid, VIII be prompt
ly and strictly attended to.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

WDY virtlie of sundry Wr,s of Fieri Fa.
LID cias, will proceed to sell at .Edgefeld
Court House, on the First Monday and Tues
dag jollo,qing, IN Aprii neat, the following
property, ;to-wit.: -.
Goodwin g. Harrington VS.. ]. RochelI; Cof
fey & Dawson and others, VS.. the same; the
tract of land where the defendant lives, con.
taining three bundled acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands of E. Collier, William Robertson
and Others,
William Padge,t vs.. William McGee, the
tract Of land where the defendant lives, con
tanning two hundred and seventy.w acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Joel F. War
rem, Turner Mitchell and others. Also, one
sorrel Horse.
William Woodberry. indorser, vs.. Rudolph
Carter and Elizabeth Carter, the tract of land
where the defendant Elizabeth Garter now re-
sides, adjoining lands Of John Wise and others.
Terms, cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
March 12 At 7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The Sunfower.-Itis is said oc this Giiidf-'
namental but intrinsic flower. that il is
destined to become one of our most valu:
able; agricultural products. Que hundfed
pounds ofihe seed afford forty pounds Of
oil.;. The refuse .oflhe seeds after expires
sion, furnishes an excellent food for cattle.
From the. leaves of the plant cigars are
manufactured of singular gu alties, The
stalk affords a superior alkali, and the
comb of the seeds is choice dainty for !.
swine. ,..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Hon. Josiah Quincy has resigned the
Presidency of Howard College. He says
in. his letter that when, in lS43 he attain
ed his svenlieth year, ne: resolved, if life
and health continued 10 hold the Office
three years longer. That period having
now expired he wi,hdraws.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Protss,rs Of Religion in the q. States.-
The Aterican Almanac for l845. fixes
The Who'll number Of professors Of religion
in the I. States at 4,15l, ,292. or this
number bout 100000 belong TO denom-
nations sually termed evangelical.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Naual.-Il is understood that Commo-
dore Biddle has been appointed to the
command of the ship of The line Columbus,
which is to take out the ratified treaty with
the government of China, and is 10 be The
flag snip of the East India Squadron. Ii is
supposed that The Consul General will go
out in the Columbus.-Ckdr. MercurY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Read the dduertisements.-A contem.
porary gives the following good advice to
newspaper :readers-"Persons in every
station of life should read The advertise.
ments, not only TO ascertain what is, going
on in The world of life and business: but 10
lake advantage ofihe. many favorable op!
porIupities presented for benefitlihg them :.
selves" -,a =!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
Positively the Last Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against the
A Estate of John Cheatham, Sem, deceas-
eG, are requested TO present them properly al:
tested within the time prescribed by law, and
those who do not availthemselves with this OF.
portunity will not be paid.
GUTHERIDGE CHEATHAM,
March q " 5 Executor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Mcnico and The United Statss.-The
Courier des E,als Unis, Of New York,
which has some opportunities of knowing,
is of opinion that Mexico as soon as abe
hears OF the passage of the annexation res
olulions, will issue decree con6scatius
all American vessels in the Mexican wa.
ters, and all the property Of American citi-
Zens In Mexico,