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Wholesale s. Retail Groeers

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Wholesale s Retail Gro GERS
CORNER cENTaE AsDs aaREET5sTasETse 3
-s,:... ~ ~ .HAMBURG sc. Z
,HTAVE just received, andlwill continue tc
81 receive fresh supplies of The following
Articles, which they 5otfeF;to their frlends and
the trade, at the lowest market prices:
s:.'t'.'..ts SUGARS, a.. G.1t,,:. I.
" 81 hhas, consisting Of St, C,oix, Clarified d
--iS,&":. Porto; Rico and Muscovado. 49,
rffs'F.t-' r t..-.'tS = ALSO, 81
Double Refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
k3i,;;,sE Sugars ED{; ,is5 = ~ ~
e t9E Irf !. COFFEES.s !ss;st,.'.' =
4 so bags Old Government Iava Coffee, !
10, do. ,Augustura .l,,.;-, do. /
: l25 choice Rio do. |.
Bale Mocho do,
Is bags Cuba. .,@ts..,-.7:,l.
- BAGGfNG.s5
100 pieces Heavy Dundee, Al, 10 As iucs.,
$50 do. Kentucky, lheavy)4 44 to IS in.
q. so. do Tow, Is mch. ;Es7?:t
1875 do. Gunny, "a per yard, As TO AZ in.
300 coils Kentucky Rope :,5ss 49,. q ( (
: SO do Manila, dc $500 .s.-
5As SO do. Jute-S do. : 80 - : - !
''S .MOLASSES & -. 80 80, ! !
DhbGs. Trinidad Molasses -. u. !
~ 25 bbls. New Orleans. do. .,.r ~.,;.a:-.i
:. -. 80. -, - IRON - 80
g $4,000 pounds tron, Of oil sizes. Also.
:, a good assortment Of Hoop and Band
! Iron, Germanan, Caster Il Cast Steel.
So B.4CON & SALT.
10000 Prime Country Sides. .
1000 Sacks Salt, caslS4
S do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt. q,
ysg=e9 gGHALRS..
10 dozen I Maple Chairs -..,,. 6;
25 do Windsor do N.S Z
10 do Cane Seat,
2 do. Cbildrens, do T:
2 do Boys, do
9 do Offices, do
q do Rocking, do 50 ~ gz4 2.
- do Nurse. 4dp -; a#
asa.t,. - BLANKETS. }z:t 7bsast
2 bales 9.4 Blankets 1s'E'f 3.
~ 8, do glO-4 do (weighing . lbs. 10 the
52l.r .pair) '"t l'7-,t'i 81
A good assortment. Of Bed Blankets from
=, -. 1914 to l2,4.-.: 49, y.
.8gs NEGRO CLOTHS. -s..,
1000 yds. Washington leans (hcayy,), -
lGU0 do. Coventry Plains.
Ea'i NAILS.
100 Kegs, (assorted Sizes) .-....1s.-...
ss4s.' 80 SHOT. s-.I
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes s.,,.i.f..
PONDER.
80 Kegs ilF Dupont's Powder
TO-, do Blasting - q ( do.
90 do Eagle, Sporting, do
rs SWHITEiLE
: $500 lbs pure No. l. N. Y. Union Mills
g.. White Lead
-, - %; - TEAS. :ss
Z: :, 5O:Boxes Teas Consisting Of gun pow.
der, Hyson and Imperial ;!f@sa,as s,iis3.a*
:. 6 ases attees, ,.,L.iis +,.;j .,t"5,e!5:s..
:. hest Black. Tea q.
..rSs:.e,, ,tI;.... re LIME,s,s zaa s,.&%
200: Bbls.fresEia Rock Lims-g ss:i ;:.stlsi -
Also-Plasier Paris. s. q, e
fg5eef ls,i.g---.AtSI IS % - g iS:t.,sa2
Ginger, PepperiS Spicea Cinnamon, Nptmess,
Indigo, Saitpetie, Blue Stones Copperas.;
ShoeT Thread, Snuff, Cotton &, Wool Cards,
s Brass Bound Buckets. Painted Buckets
Tabs, Churns; Keelers; yVillows agons
sand Cradles ~ hboalds, gocoa nippers,:
Clothes Pins, Brooms oden stso,sis.
Wash Stands sBe ellows; Rakesif Scytbet
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap. 4 alle@d SpeTuI:
Candles, cWagonB Boxes, Measures, Saddle
lions, Windorrs Glass, Starch, Pistols, To.
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8 PRosRECT & ;t,isiss.
OF a sEw DEMocaaT.c caRasEa 5s2s
The Southern sgO zsas1ly7 @ 4;


The Southern sgOatasil0z, nc
To. Be- Published IN 7'dlid dfassee, lssiaa
YEHE undersigned proposes To- sestdhlis ins
II sthe City OF Tallahassee, "a weekly ee&s..sssz
paper. 20 be ,'RsRied he sSortkernr iu,z1d
to lie devoted 10 Politics. LiteraiuresAgy
,ure, the cause of Temperance eapds Morality
generally. ..,,,,s,.
tael itself to the sonhern school, and sllslain
those principles which among Southsr Depsa,
ocrats are known ns the State Rights sDoer
trines. ..sss55:S :YT,s. ~: s5:-
!, vii. contend for. a. STRICT CONSTR oEs'
the Constitutions Of the United States; chewing
that the Federal Government RasStfie TcsIlts
of compact be tween :se paraie mid ildepen-ss,
den, States, and that every power not PIessiy
granted, was reserved to Tie iStaies, ahsera -
That the exercise 0fany power n0t expressly
granted on the pait Of the; Rederali Goysfitss
ment IS ian usurpation and shonlds dsbesc checked
The Southern Journal" will contend fur. &
the doctrine that the J FederaiA GGyesnneHt
should take no money ftouy the people
States. except by theaexp grant under sihe
authority of explicit terms ofsthaE
wilI;coniend that:noE Tariff sisiIollds be
posed, except Tor the purpose of 1iexenne, and
tiornsaal admiuistratep2of governments sss
q viii oppose The nppropriationso tta pro
ceeds Of the sales os The publ sdandsst tke S.
States. <-..,;. - Is
These are some esths kadfng ,spies suheh
will engage Tie attenaonSof the s.Sout thesn 3
Iournai.n jes41dI1. aIs-i y
In relatfon 20, the local afaig gcf sie sStater
the Journal will be Democratic and, support
tbe nolicy az The Deraaer FL tpartv With the
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State of aSouths GaroIinas
EDGEFlELD DIsTRIe sstasl

.. D1Sl I'D SsisIybfss1ssysSts; ~
~ IN THE COMMON PEEAs. 8: &
Berry Rodgers, ss. Enosh Byas las .psc;n ia iss 3
and For. Ar
Elijah Byne., ,,3t Sslachnens
Cress e Tnrpin, g. Dsslafa.iensii
rs. - Is &, ,Fofeign, 4i:ss.
80 the same. ! stach chile 81 & f.$s
TINE plaintiffs having this saay fled
n theirdeclaraliops,insthes sai,oYeSstassfss
cases in my, office. and. .stheadefe fe0da6iss
having nei,aer;wiyesz zor2 2atiurues lkiiSosWi,
TO be within The limits s5ofss this STATE on
whom copy ofsaidl ldecTaraiiis6 6s viii 4.
rpeto nteadEcan:be served ffEiis6f 4, s
that The: said sdefendaats dol lead sfo stbes
said declarations, syilhinsasyeaFsyd 81 day s
from the publication of, sflis: order OF 6naS'
and absolute juds dsReaf saWiiI be awarded
against them. ,!ss SIS 81
tisl$ s! ~ 0s. CON &C. ssss
80. CLERKS Office, 17sb s.Aifc6s Is45. q W
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State of South Carolina,
gEDGEFELD DISTRICT.

Andrew Carson n
Guardian Of ae' DecldrotioTin
Francis W.. Ferth, vs.. Foreign
Enoch Byne, Elijah Attachment.
aByie. Harmon
Hust.
Andrew Carson, rs. Declaration in For
the same. eign Auachment.
HWyHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
IL having this day filed their Declarations in
my Office, and the Defendants having neither
nowife or rAttorneys knownto reside within the
limits of the State on whom u cog ofthe same
with rule to plead can be served. ut is
Ordered" thatthe Defendantappear
and plead.o the same within year and a day
from The day hereofor final and absolute juds
mentwllbe awarded agains, them.
THOMAS G. BAC0N,c..c. c.P
Clerks Office, March l7th, ,lS45 ~ 8
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{. South Carofine,' ~.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. +
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nancy NJ. DHIard, Ezecutix, VS.. )Dec'n in
Enech Bsne., Hasmon II ust. FortAt
,t and VIM. H. Byne. gia- StacLm :.
VEgHE Plaintiff in the above stated cases fay
Il ing this day filed her declaration in my
office, andthe defendants having neither wives
OF attorneys known tobe within the limiisoft this.
State, oniwhom q copy OF said declaration
with ruleto plead canlb served 1T isthere
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations, within n year and
day from the publication of this order, ,or final,
and absolutejudgmentwilibe awardedagains,
them. 49, js;S, sls:i - lC. ga
.5..,i.,-, q :TtIOA G. BACON, O. &C. F,.i ),
Clerks Office. l7th March le45 sly g g.
- ASVfB EANflS ga tI't' r.
E For Sale at.llis Office s 80, 80.
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WD ULL's, COMPOUND OF, ,sARsA-
Id PARILLA: This preparation Of sair.
sapaFilia possess all the active properties Of
the Root, in high concentrated state. lss ! - =
Just received and forisale by sis;Es Is 5y
80 s;j8s :iF.. p, sTIBBETT s,
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3zri'-. EDEGFRELD ~: -. :.
,,Fte m a lie a C d e nv,

l. r. e m a e "A c d e nv,
iEHSHE Trustees have engaged the services Of
IN Miss SARAH CHAR DSoN, 70 take
charge Of this Institution, for the ensuing year
Miss r.. has for several years assisted DR.. w.
BsJohnsohih Teaching. and has during the
presen, year been connected with the Green.
wood School. The high character and quail
iications Of Miss, K. may induce parents, with
great confidence, TO confde th cir daughters TO
4 herinstp9ction. r..{lr q, .,r.ee..- >lss 80
The year will be divided into two. sessions
allowing the usual vacations. 500 ;r. 81;
Rates Of Tuitionper7.S, .ion,payable one
halfin advance for eacbs ,on,and the balance
at its close. = ~ - - n . r.s1> ! y.
s E'.i5 - - 2. y Per Session.
Fos Spelling, Reading, Writing,
and Arithmetic, & $5 90
Geography Grammar, Compost ,;s..s.7-.
ZION. with the above, IL 90
Natural, Mental and Moral PHI. -. 4 "a
losophy. Chemistry, Botanys .f.,Fitt sst4s
Logic, &c, with the above, 3 :z4ss1 100 e
Fifiy Gents per session for fire wood. =
IS By 0fdef sof lie Trnstee
b -: N G IEFIN, Chairlnans
~. Il. Mr. u: :B. BACON will give
lessonsTin Musie 70 those whe desire it.
Dec. 10 ~ E.f At = as
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Merchandise. &C.

I'iAet''s-- At MODERATE CHARGES.
;iWewill give undivided attention 10 any bu-
siness in our line, entrusted to our care, cx-
cept the buying of Cotton, which wesrefuse to
go on either our o11n account or that Of others,
believing it difficult to please in the united CO.
paciiyoit both buyer and seller. 8 ~ s.
From the long experience Of our senior
partner, and by prompt and devotej attention
to all matters Of business, confded To w, we
hope 10 merit share Of public patronage.
WALKER L. PEARSON.
Hamburg. S. c.. Sept II 6m 35
The Edge6eld Advertiser, Abb. Banner, An.
derson Gazette. Pendleton Messenger. and
Greenville Mountainner, each, will copy the
above fer sir mo months.-Jou7nal
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! 5SISARE-HOUsE w.

G o mmission Busln eSS.
rHV thankful to our friends for the liberal
u. patronage hitherto received, werespect.
fully solicit Continuance ofthe same at our old
Water-ProOf. Warehouse,
Where we will continne to Receirs. Store and
Sell CoTroN; aud other Produce, Rscstre !"
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State of Sol ilsaE Earofia
-. gDGEFIEEDs j DIS ITRI IsF II g assss 4 j
49,, 4 5 - OMld o N; ELE4 ST Il:

!. Job, Grishar,1 )sitt
ID : ::sseps. =: 81
! Elijah B y1le &
"a. 81, iggins /
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TAKE 1T EASY.

Take it easy! Life, at longest,
But a leH!then'd shadow is;
And the brave as we'll az strongest,
Dare not call tomorrow his!
Take it easy-for to day
All your plans Of wisdom lay.
Take iGeasy! Done with fretting;
Meet your neighbor with smile;
From the rising sun 10 setting,
Live the present all the while.
Take it easy! Every vow
Make in reference TO "now!"
Take it easy! What is hidden,
Or is wrong,-0r seemeth so,-
Leave it, as a thing forbidden,
Out of which curse may grow!
Take it easy! Never pIy
Into what will cause sigh.
Take it easy! Daily turning
To the mOnilOr within;
On its altar, always burning,
Keep the incense free from sin!
Take it easy! Never lear
While you keep a conscience clear!
Take it easy! Ever leaning
To the side Of Truth aud right;
Happiness from virtue cleaning
Peace Of mind lIom wisdom bright!
Take il easy! For at best,
Life is but 4 sorry jest
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shore. Whilst lying there, the steamer Sea
came out with the mail for The Galveston, but
on account Of the heavy sea, she was unable 10
deliver it, and was finally compelled to return.
One of Walkers Rangers, who had been
taken prisoner by the Mexicans previous to the
battles of Sth and 9th May last, had succeeded
IN making his escape, and got off to the squad
ron. He was brought to Brazos by the cutter,
and left her with the determination to have a
hand in whatever might turn up.
Lieut.. Chadwick brought up letter bag
from the Squadron.
From the Pacific Squadron The Mobile Tri-
bune has letter from Pensacola, noticing the
arrival of the steamer Princeton, from Cha
gres, which says:
While the Princeton remained at Chagres
Commodore Soat arrived across the lsthmus
trsm Panama, having left Com. Stockton in
command of the Pacific Squadron. Com.
Sloatatook passage IN the English Mail steam
ship Forth for Havana, and sailed on the same
day with the Princeton. BY this arrangement,
he reached Washington somewhat sooner than
he could have done by the Princeton, as the
latter vessel performed nearly the whole return
passage under sail alone.
The only intelligence learned from Com.
Sloat is that the squadron had taken unoppo ed
possession Of California, Lieut.. Lee, the bear
er of dispatches proceeded with them across the
lsthmus to Panama in search of Com. Stock
ton. The Princeton remained few days at
Charges waiting the arrival of the small U. S.
steamer Spt6re, but without receiving any in
tellgence other.
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. Gen. Thomas
c. Green, of Texas, the we'll known author
Of the book called the 'Mer Expedition, y led
to the hymenial altar, on Saturday, at Grace
Church, in New York, the amiable, wealthy
and accomplished widow of the late John Ell.
lery, of Rhode Island, by which he comes into
possession of fortune of 100000, and some
accounts say more.
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France, and at the head of the nobility of the
realm, he again entered the regal palace where
his infancy was nurtured Halls of grandeur
were again spread around him; boundIess wealth
was emptied into his lap; the peerage OF Eu-
rope felt honored by his inequalities, and kings
and queens were guests in his pnncely ga
looms.
He was thus living, in the enjoyment OF the
most perfect domestic tranquility, rejoicing IN
the hope that the dark days of his stormy life
were terminated forever, when suddenly the
heavens gathered new blackness-another tenn
pest came careering on with resstess fury, and
he was driven from his regal mansion, from
Paris, from France, and again found himselt IN
poverty and in exile. Napoleon abandoning
his Llliputan realms in Eba, landed on the
coast, marched in almost miraculous triumph
to Paris and his enemies were scattered before
him like the herded sheep when the lion leaps
into their enclosure.
The battle of Waterloo replaced the Bour-
bons on the throne of France, and again re-
stored Louis Philippe to his estate. Once more
he returned firm exile at home-from poverty
to the Paas Royal. Tired ofrevolutions, and
weary of parties, he now sought repose. De-
clinng all connection with political move
ments he devoted himself to the improvements
of his extensive possessions His hosptable
mansion became the resort of distinguished
men of all nations and parties and especially
an asylum for the victim ofpolitcal oppression
Such was the condition Of the Duke of Orleans
when another moral earthquake shook France
to its centre, and this time, instead of over
whelming Louis in ruins, elevated him to the
highest pinnacle of rank and power.
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myself with the pistol actually in your hand
that pistol" said he, holding it up and speaking
in moralizing tone-"that pistol with which
you were about to seek to take the life of u lel
low being. Oh, Brown, you're bad man
you'd kill fellow being-you'd leave your
wife widow, and your children orphans-and
all for what? Honor! There amt no more
honor in this duelIing business than there is in
any other murder, only that its more genteel-
that's all"
This speech Of the police officer rather be-
wiIdered poor Brown. What could it mean?
he spoke of "taking the life ola human being
--ofs "widow and orphsns''-a "duel," and
all that. Thus he thought, but before he could
find solution for the police officers enigmati-
cal speech, he was in the presence of the Rs
corder Here an investigation of the affair was
necessarily entered on, and this disclosed the
fact that it had never entered into the mind OF
Brown to fight duel-that it never entered
into the mind of Non Resistant to have him
arrested for the rent, and that the whole mis-
takes of the morning were attributable to the
mischevous representations of Joker.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL. Silsbee had
tall benefit at Pttsburg on Friday evening. His
dolineation Of the Yankee character gives him
an unboundcd popularity wherever he goes.
Owens, the unrivalled comedian, is still at
Pittsburg, delighting crowded houses, by his In
Irritable drollery. Julia Turnbull is
the reigning star at Cincinnati,--Mlss Cliff
ton concluded an engagement at Louisville
last week. At st. Louis, on the 10Th inst,
Murdoch produced his new tragedy of Witch
craft, to a good house. e. A. Conner is
shortly to appear at Plttsburg The Har-
moneons are performing at Steubenville.-
Mrs Kean took benefit at the Boston theatre
on Friday evening, the new play Of the "Wife's
Secret" being presented for the occasion -
Mrs. Mowatt, Mr.. Davenport aud MIR. Vanden-
hoff with Madame Augusta and NJ lie Dlmior,
are all at the Howard Athenaeum, Boston. -
Yankee Hill is giving entertainments at Ro.
chester.-We regret that Herr Alexander il
still confined by indsposition at New York.
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IMPORTANT FROM SouTH AMERICA. The U.
S. Gazette has obtained, through Capt Henry
late of the U. S. ship Plymouth, the importan,
intelligence that the mediation of Great Bri-
tain and France has at last been successful il
bringing the difficulties in the Argentine Re
public betw, en- Rosas and Orbe to q satislac
tory settlement.
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SERIOUS FIRE AT BosroN. A destructive
fire occurred at Boston on Saturday morning
which caused the destruction of number o.
wooden buildings, tenanted by Mr. Aging, Mr.
Southurck, Mr.. Murray, Mrs Randall and MIR.
Orlando Currier. Mrs. Randall loses $500,
Mr.. Southurck, $4,000, on which he has an in
surancc of $500. Mr.. Aging loses from $500
to $1,000, and Mr., Currier $4,000
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PROFESSOR KIRKLAND. The body of this
gentleman, who had been missing from his
home in New York for several days, was found
in the North River on Saturday. 1t is suppos-
ed he was accidentally drowned on his return
from visit to Newburgh. He was the editor
of religious paper in New York.
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NOLD Guard CHAINS. CARRIED, n.
eH CLARK opens great variety of Gold aud sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies' and gentlemen; also god
Guard Keys; Fob Chains aud Seals with great va
rley Of beautiful Jewelry. SEGA
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er heretofore invented. AS proof of The correctness
of this assertion, no pHb advertise mcnt has been
made OF its virtues since its invention from the fact
that few having been tried under the advice orsome
medical men, the reputation the art Gle attained was
at once, so great, that the supply could be kept
up equal TO the demand. Having now, however
erected large steam factory, and completed all his
arrangements to keep up constant supply for home
consumption, as well as for expectation abroad he
has thought proper to place before the public for the
ben, fit of those suffering under the terrible disease
of rupture, the fact Of the existence Of an instru
ment from which certain relief can be Obtained
This TRUSS is warranted to work we'll in ali its
parts, or The money will be refunded. For sale al
the manufacturyof
C. G. REINHARDT co
Gutter and Surgical instrumental Manufacturers.
No. Light street,
adjoining the Fountain Inn, Baltimore
II Is deemed unnecessary to say more than to snb-
init the following references, aud to add that cert
Gates of cure may be seen at the store,
REFERENCES.
NJ b. Smith, NJ. D., Prof Surgery; Jno. w, z.
LUMBAR. d.; Richard w. Hall, NJ, D.; Charles h
Gleson. NJ D., Prof Of Surgery; II. Willis Bailey W.
D., Prof OF Medicine; Sam. Amman, NJ. D., Prof OF
Uesfetncs. Pennsylvania University; w. X. Handy;
M u Prof Chew; Prof. G. s. Monkur; DR.. NJ il.
iieenoerger; Drs. John and Thomas Bucklet; Dr.
hlnlze; Dr Baer, and number of others.
s ~ eo2m
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MEXICAN EXPRESSES. The result of the
battle of Monterey was known to the Mexi-
cans in Matamoras, thirtysx hours in advance
of the express sent forward by Gen. Taylor.
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BaV,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, s. C.. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, las on the route via Washington with
no loss of sleep this side Of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
Q asBsTR Leaving over end o Spears Wharf,
Asxnp S&Hss Baltimore, DAILY, except SUNDAYS
Ss1tzAzFikl4sAat o'clock, p. M. in the well known
ana complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon,
n SsASm or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
NEyEs 49, EsS, Captain Sutton, (this Line has
11nAhzSSa A<sz-been running for upwards of twenty
years, tcitho@t loss Of PROPERTY or Lyc-the Boats
built expressly fer this route arriving in Norfolk pert
morning. after comfortable nights sIeep al o,cIk:
thence up James RIVER, with its beautiful scenery,
4 AaSFT IN daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
a pEGK' Captain Davis, or steamboat
Railroad, now in complete order to PETERSBURG Va
(someume in advance of the line via Washington
or by the boat up the Aqua Creek arriving in Peters
olg ~ Tune Tor good rest, to encounter the railroad
TO weldon and Wilmington, N, c., and thence 10
Charleston, 8. e.. through as fast as any other line
with much more comfort and less eXpcnse Also
connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail,
leaving Portsmouth every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, at 81 O'Clock, Az for GAINESVILLE Franklin
Newtsn's aid 3Oykin's Depots And thence by The
steamer Fox, from Frank lin 10 Edenlon, Plymomh,
Newbern, and Washington, N, G., Returning nm
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting with
the boats for Baltimore.
COnfOrmable 10 our usual custom at this season The
fare for the present will DE as follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
Between Baltimore and Franklin, 500
do do Richmond or Petersburg, Va. 90
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 500
do do Through TO Charleston s G. %. 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats includ-
ed, thereby saving at least 81 expenses.
{G3- Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, (NorfOlk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you and Your baggage to the bvd,
o5-tf T.SHEPPARB, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-27

DEATH OF Two JUICES. The Hon. Natha-
MEL White, and the Hon. Nelson Richmond,
Associate Judges of Mexican county Pa, de-
parted this life. the one on the 18th and the
other on the 18th inst, thus creating two va
cancies in one county.