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UDr, ID. Jayae:s Carminative

UDr. ID. Jaymes CartMinatIve
BaISam.-BowEL Il SUMNER COMPLAINT
No Cure so-pAY.-Dr. jayne, No. South
Third street. is willing TO guarantee that hls
CARMINATIYE BALSAM will cure Diarr.
hea, Cholics. Cramps Gripping Pains, Cholera
Morbus. Summer Complaint. and other De.
rangements Of the Stomach and Bowels. In
ninety nine cases out Of hundred, and IN less
than half The time it can be effected by any
other means.
I,is extremely pleasant, and children are
fond of il. Itis equally as efectual for adults
as children, as when the directions arefollowed,
and cure is not effected, the money will be
cheerfilly returned Price rs and 5Ocents a
bottle. :,
R. S. ROBERTS, is DR.. D.. Jayne's only
Agent at EdgeEeld Court House.
Bc,care Of ConnteJeits -
July 81 rs
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Mary Moore and others, BM toT
VS.. Michael Barr, Admir-, SIajunastiene ana
=. and others. fetteJ.
TT appearing to The satisfaction of.the ON.
IL missioner, that George w. Marlborough
and Elizabeth his Wife, Defendants 10 this
case, reside without the limits Of this State, on
motion of Mr.. Bausketl, Compl. Solicitor y Is 5
ordered that the Defendants do appear ano
plead, answer or demur, to the Complalnanls
bill of complaint, within three months from lhe
publication, hereof, or the said bill will be laken
pro confesso against them. +.
S. s.. TOMPKINS. C. E. Z. U.
Aptil22 1886 3m Is
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From the Req. Ira NJ. Alicn.
Phiiadelnhia. June 9, 1888

TO my personal friends:
would say, that am we'll acquainted with
DAVID JAYNE. NJ. D., and know him 10 be q
respectable observation-disclosures. Ibis city
"a genileman;in whom entire confidence may
be placed. have tested ln my own 'se the
beneficial effects of his Carlniuative Balsam.
and have greater confidence in j, than all other
medicines of the kind. His Expectorant is
equally celebrated and efficacious-
IRA NJ. ALLEN,
Agent Of the Amer. and Foreign Bible Society,
r. s. ROBERTS, lis Dr.. ID. Jayne's only
AGENT at Edge6eld Court House.
Be,oare of Coantertcits!
JuIy / 81 %
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Edgefield Aeaderny.

YHNHE Second Session will commence first
Ill Monday in July. :.
Parents and Guardians will be secured agains,
the payment Of any illegal debts hereafter con
tracted, by boys under the special charge Of The
Teacher, against his expressed prohibition. as
published in this paper, as the Teacher is rea.
dy to contest tine payment thereof.
II. K. McCLINTOCK.
June12i 2t %
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Land for Sale.

;444Ss THE Subscriber Inns determined
Stis5 to offer ar Private Sale, the valua.
Sfsa able tract of LAND. on which he
<cSARz,, now resides, nn Turkey Creek, wa.
ters ~ oayannah river, "a miles lrum'EdgeieId
Cour, House The tract contains 23O acres
and the land is in good state for cultivatIo n
For particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises. JoHN bLaND;
June 2t II ~
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H. H.. .JEFFERSsA - IS:
General Agent and Commission

He Aleise eB II Hf:N l1+4k6G "; :;
General AgeHtan COmIhissiOn
Merchant, Hamburg. s.. Co.
g. TILEi offers h.. services TO his iiiendsnDdS
~ the public; nd he will deyote his nndisl.,
SELLING OF fc0PTON AND aFLOUR;
REcEiylse AND .FoRwARDiaG G0oDs.
Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, Or
attend to aus business: that mag
colrmsned 70. his; care - 81 - -
He embraces this opportunity Of rendering:
lis thanks to biz friends for liberal pairoli.
age heretofore bestowed, and by industry and.
close attention to business be hopes TO merit.
and to continue 10 receive The same Itshallibe
his aim tolnake all his charges as light as pos.
sble, knowing that i, will heio his. interest to.
closely observe The interest Of his TRENDS.
Liberal advances will be made 5if,reqWired ON
produce. sent to him for sale oristoIe. Cotton.
sent TO him by Boats, will be efreceiFed free Of
,eharfage. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival. if so ordered. 8
August D If % 70 l:<..sssS
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Executors Notice.

YHNHE Executor of Col. JOHN KEY, decd,
: 4 having paid all the demands against the
said estate, within his knowledge, gives notice
to any person having yet any demands against
the said estate, (lfany such there be,1 TO render
them.in 10 the subscriber, on or before The fist
day of Aug gust1ie8t. or they viii fHot be paid.
~ JAMES TOhlPKINE, Ex 'lr.s
Edgeield C. II June %, 1916: H5ss;s:s -. :
june 81 - 5st.t tia %
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IA essate Of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present them Immediately, properly at.
tested and all debtors ofthe estate, are required
TO make prompt payment, as the affairs the
estate are about to be closed. .sis
JAS. NJ. .,RrC HARRISON, ~
JAS. 8. GUIGNARD,
.ss Executors.
Maya ly IS
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Notice

A LII Persons having demands against
N The Estate Of VIM. Rrunson, de.
ceased, are requested to render them 10
according to Law. Those indebted TO said
Estate are requested to make immediate
D. D.BRUNsON, Executor.
April 90 If is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT S:lS
In The Court Of Ordinary.

In the Court Of Ordinary.
Austin Rowe and Others. z15.S -.
Appli'rs, IS. Mary Rowe ~ ~
and others, Def'ts.a 2:ss;5s.s2 2s;5ys. !.
TT appearing TO my satisfac tion EIIiat
L Andrew Jackson Rowe, lives beyond
the limits Of this State, /, is. ,hei efore Or.
dered that he d. appe,r and ,objeetfosthe
iivis;co c. sait. of1he real estate of. VIM,
b. Rowe. deceased, OH or before sthe fystl
Monday in Sepreubsr5neM sor theI59sons 9t.
sen, to the same will besen,ered;o d;of record.
/. Given under my hand d:ath'y otlce, "a
June, 1886.
JOHN HILL. o: ED.
June Sd. 1880 l2w l9 * -;
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Notice.

INVtIVVe slSy..7'-I y. = = !,
all Persons having demands against the
"A estate Of Henry Carr, dec d., aie request
ed to present them legally attested, and those;
indebted are requested to make immediate pay-.
men,. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June 5 .ifzeal0as =
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YCE! ICE.

N D.TiBBETTS will keep constantly on.
Cd hand supply of Ice nntil October.
Persons wishing to purchase may rely upoi,,
getting il in any quantity. None will be sold
on the Sabbath. exception Medical purposes.
June II II ~ ~. Z -.
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Adkins. Thos.

Aak'ns: s. rh0s'
sle,se. rhos. Brooks, William
Boyd, Mrs. 8. or Ed. Beal, &c.
Bridwell, John
CHARLES ". B. Cooper, Campbell
Covar. Jackson Ciary, nv
Cook, ]. cumming, 'au mn wv
ClarksOn, A. W.. @Ciayofook, , LII -
tCb,;stian. j. Fl. Carmak, w. E.
= b.
Deyole, Lceke Dfenan' T. NJ
sF,rs,son, Thos. Fowler q Barnes,
G.
3, c,,ledge Jlv Green, Mrs. Ann
Glover, David Greenieai, WI
Coleman, Rice Gairee' w H.
Glover. Frances A. Gortan, F.
Garland. ]. R. 2
r..
auo,,,es. Jno. NJ. Hancock, John
Harden w. C. Holmes. Wyatt
uaiisn Re,nei Henderson. Miss E. or
Iodaos Mrs. Jnlia John Dolby,
Harrison, iVin. harris, 'ho.
Hunter, A.
Inner, Solomon
ZONES, g. w. Jones, Thos.
Jones Le,ty 3 johnson, James
johnson, Miss Q. 8.
1irksey, Mrs. E. A. T. Kis'ler, Rev. P.
Jowrv Conrad Lyon. John
Logan, Lucy Lee,J:J.
Long, John Esq.
Maxwell, Thos. Miles, L.J.
Mcdaniel VIM. Mitchell, ). a.
Mcdaniel, Scry. McKie. Nancy,
McCarty, James Nuns, James
McNare, John Marsh, Salnuei
Mar,in,J.SF. Mays, Stephen
Miles. 9 B..
N.
.Noul,en, Rachel Newman, WA.
o.
oo'ssI =. Geo.
Price. Charles Perry q boslef,
Purles, DR.. F.,E.
Quat,lebnm, Coils
R.
Rhodes, c. Ransom. J.
kubiuson, Wiley
ssharer, Miss c Q spra,,. w. E.
Smith, Mrs. Jane Stroiher, D Il. =.
Sunpter WI. Scurry. Miss M. II.
T.
Treasurer Of the Dis Tnomey, Mr.. Geolo- .
trict, giat,
w.
Wisfall, Col. L. T. S Williams, Sam 9
Wigfll, NJ rs. L. T. Wardlaw. z. F.
Witt, ]. A. Walker, VIM.
Wagner, Nj. A. Watson. MIR.
Y
Marlborough, DR.. 2
u, NJ. FRAZIER. P. M.
July 81 "a
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.E]ist oifLefters

aNn EMAINING in the Post Office, at Edge
> &h field C. H.. on the 1st day of July 1876.
Persons inquiring for Letters, will please
9 state if advertised.
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siness at my old stand, at the first door above
Presley and Bryan's brick store; where may
be found, at all times, all kinds Of HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDES, and all other articles
generally kept in such establishments.
Military eqnipage, made to order in the most
approved style, Will also be promptly furnish
ed at my shop. -
All persons wishing TO buy, ! hope will give
me call. shall endeavor to put oil my ar.
,icles as low, as in justice to myself. can pos
sibly afford to do. u. ABBEY:
May l3 Il 10
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Y0Mns Ladies Boarding and
DAY SCHOOL,.

zEDeErIELD CouRT HOUSE, S. CAROLINA.
-ET.is.my purpose to open a School Of this
IL character, on the first Monday in January.
yla47, in my House, near to the Episcopal
Church; by which time School Room will
be built coulmodious enough 10 receive large
number Of Pupils.
All the usual branches of an English edu-
cation will be taught. together with French,
Music, Drawing and Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the purpose.
A Public Examination will take place once
year; and the Musical Pupils will be re-
duired to perform in private Concert once a
month; at which time they will be examined
on the Theory of Music, so that proof may be
given that they are well grounded in its rudi-
ments.
Persons wishing to place their children in
this School are requested to make application
by the first Of November, that preparations
may be made for their reception particularly
for such rs may come as B ,arders.
| Rates Of Tuition and Board, payable in adj
vance, will be as follows:
Per Quarter.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic. 5 4 90
Geography. Grammar and Com.
position, with the above, 6 90
History. Natural and Moral Phi.
iosopy. Chemistry, Botany, &c,
with the above, 8 90
French, 6 90
Music. 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 600
Board, including Washing and
Lights, per month. 1G 90
A charge Of so cents per quarter will be
made for wood dnring the Fall and Winter.
EDMUND B. BACON.
Principal.
June "a q. 90
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELDA DISTRICT
a Lien LITTLE, living FIVE miles from
"a Richardson's, Post Office. and about t%o
m;les from Red Bank Church, ,,toled before me
aGREY MARE supp posed TO be I2 Ok l3:years
old about is hands high. and,appraissd at ten
dollars. HARD Y w HITEi Magi;trats. 8
Julye lam4m
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TChOlera, Summer Complaint,
Diarrhea, DgScntery, and all Other DeTnngc.
D,ents of the STOMACH and BOWELS.
;furcd Ju DR.. ID. .JdYNE'S TCaRMINA.
TIVE BAL sam.
New York, 9th month Let; 636.
Friend Dr.. JAYNE,--It gives me ,nuch
pleasure to inf.rm thee of the result of q case
in which administered thy CARMlNATIVE
BALSAM, aud ! consider it to DO q matter OF
duty due thee and,lhe public, to give Ito fol-
loving statements. Being called 10 visit a pa
ticn. a few days since, L. found he .was vomit-
ins and purglng most violently, with severe
Tormiua and Cramps in:thc upperand lower
ex,remilies, and also in the abdominal putieties.
The cramp was so violent, that itstook four
men to rub him necessarily to:keep do&ntbe
spusln, and 10 use lis own Words he said il
seemed 10 hiIA as: r. his ;hcnes would sonap in
two. There were also violent scholic pains
around the ubiical region, attended with very
distressing nausea. in short, considered IL 10
he a case of genuine cholera. I found on enqIi.
ry, the patient had been uuwcll the, day pre-:
yious. with looseness oil the bowels. That
six hours before saw him, he was seized with
the complaint, and had gradually got worse.
The extremites we're cold. and he was nearly
phIseless. immediately gave him spoonful
Of the Bulsanl, which in a lew moments was
elected from the stomach. but OH giving it a
few times, the stomach became settled, and he
expressed himself much relieved. ltllen gave
hin, calomeI and opium powder. In two
hours from the tineI saw him he felt quite
easy. and fell asleep, and slept well for five
hours; but on waking, the symptoms again re
turned. directed more Of the Ralsam 10 be
given him, when he dis ase subsidized. and the
pa,ien, was convalescent. It took only one
bottle to effect cure. ] have also. so often
witnessed the beneficial Objects Of the Carrnin.
alive Balsam in Summer Complains aud Dl.
arrhna, that I would not be without it for its
1ocight in siluer.
remain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT. NJ. D.
43 Broadway, New York.
R. S.:ROBERTS, sole Agent, at Edgefeid
C. H.. South Carolina.
Be,eare Of CountcJeits!
J,hy 8 81 "A
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i.zs Notice.

Notice.
STRAYED' from the subscriber, on the 9th
~ of June, a small dark bay FILLY, having
a long main and tail, and being about three
years old. ). B. HARRIS. :
July ! # 23
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B.ARGAEN'S.

YE1HE Subscriber being desirous Of closing
q his business for the Summer, offers 10
the public his present stock at cost, and in
some instances far bcio,o cost. Persons wishing
TO supply themselves with
Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, &c.
at cheap rate, will do well to call quickly.
D. WEIDENFELB.
June "a 81 %
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State of South Carolina,
.EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

- EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
,FWyHOMAsS PRICE living one mile from
Il Elton Post Cfice, Tolled before me- a
SoIsei Horse. IS hands high, hind feet white
up 70 The knees. and the left fore foot. A.
blaze III ilrs face a white streak near the right
flank blind Of the fight eye. Supposed to be
Is years old, and appraised al $40. -
BENJAMIN STEPHENSON. E, D. .
April 20 lnfm IA
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SEQ Reward!

ED ANYWAY frlm the subscriber. about
Eh The 10Th Of January.a Negro Woman,
sy name. of NICY, of dark compiexlon, aboll.
35 years of age; she is supposed TO be aooul ~
Charles Glover's plantation, where she ha'
been seem The above reward will. be paldI 70 Q
any person who will deliver her TO me at Ecgge
field Court House. -,
Edgefeld C. H., April 29 If IA
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SaddIery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT.

I take great pleasure in
returning TO my patrons and
friends in general, my sin.
cere thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during the
past year | would also,
take this "ppoltnnity to in.
form them, that ! shall still
continue To carry ON my blu.
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Dr. JAYYE's HAIR Toslc-For the Preser-
vation, Growth and Restoration Of the Hair,
and which will positively bring new hair on
the bald head, and prevent lis falling out, or
turning grey. This is an excellent article, and
has, in hundreds of instances. produced fine
grow til of hail on the heads Of those who have
been bald.
Read the folloeing from the Boston Mai, Mug
3, 1874:
"JAYNEs HAIR ToNIc.-After giving the
nrticlc fur trial. we unhesitnliugly pronounce
i, TO. be-what it processes, the best article,
without any exceptior,in use for the resloia
ton and prevalence Of the human hair. We
know of numerous instances where the hair
has been restored to heads which have been
bald for years; and we think we cannot do a
greater favor than to recommend 10 all our rea-
ders who are losing their hair, to make trial OF
this Tonic Immediately"
Prepared ONLY al No. 3 South Third street,
Philadelphia.
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rFThe friends of Col. JoHN QuATTLE
Bun announce him as a candidate for The
office of Tax Collector, at the next elec.
ton, Sep 8 10 80
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az Jayne's Tonic vermifuge-

az Jayne's Tonic Fermifuse-
Some medicines, warranted to destroy worms
in children" are apt. to destroy children too.
This is not the case with JAYsE's Toslc YER.
mIrueE.. I,does not contain single ingredient
which canhnrln the most delicate infant and
yet it expels worms from the system Witl!a ia,
cility and certainty perfectly astonishing. Nor
is this its only sanutive properly, it is fine
Stomacbic, and in remittent and intermittent
fevers has been administered with most crafty
jug results. Obstina:e cases of Piles have
yielded 10 its influence, aud It's tonic qualities
render i, an excellent medicine in the conva.
lesrent stage OF all diseases. Itis exceedingly
pleasant 10 the tasle.
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a. ChalIenge TO tl1e World.

.NW7E e ieurlessy challenge all men, whether
w Medical men or inventors Of Quack:
Nostrums, TO produce the evidence Of SO won..
derful cure ofScrofilla as the following which,
was performed in ELEVEN DAYS! $3.50 -
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To THE PUBLIC.

UY the last Will and Testament Of Alex.
AD ander Downer, deceased, late oEBeacl,ss
Island. provision has been made lorSiIIe nains
.tenance and education Off number ofindieent:
orphans Of this District. under the age ;a :i4;
years-and by an actof the Legislature Eoon:
missioners have been. appointed iss carry sout:
The benevolen, designs of the Tes,ator! Ibeys
have procured a suitable location at Beach Is
land, eight miles below Hamburg, and design.
as soon as they can ascertain the number ofs
bene6ciaries, to cree, sui,able sbulldings for
their accommodation, and TO obtIn the ysrsii-.
ces Of a competent person TO siake charee;ofr
the Institution.
The designof this .connmnnica cation II. 10. o.so-aa
licjt the CO operation of tile citizens generally,
but more particularly ofihe Commissionets OF
Free Schools, in ascertaing the uumbefof ehilsa
dreu in their respective neigbborh GODS entitled.
to the benefits desig ned by the benefa facfioi Of,
the Teslsfor.. z. 3; & - - 1s
Communications addressed stliroush the,
Hamburg Post Office, will be thankfully trs.::
az
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The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary -Loveless, App.
ys. Summons in
Benjamin #. Loveless Partition.
end others Defendants.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that
Il Wilson H. Loveless, one of the de-
PENDANTS, resides without the limits Of this
Slate, it is therefore Ordered, Tha. be do
appear and object to the division, or sale.
of the Real Estate of Martin Loveless,
deceased, on or before the FIRST Monday in
July next, or his consent to the same will
be entered of record.
Given under my hand at my Office,
April 8, 1916. JOHN HILL, o. Ed.
l2 12w
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! NJ. GALPHIN,
D. ARDS, s. Con
G. B. MILLS.

htJrll 81 - - z u :. 81. t.-I5J-1I a
The Hamburg Journal will copy - q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-10
To the Editors of the Enquirer :

MeSsrs. Editors: confess that i, is matter
of deep interest 10 me- and believe IL a majority
OF the Democratic party, 10 require reduction
OF the present Tariff and il is launlnsly asked
BY the Wings, whether the Democrats, with their
large majority in Congress, will modify the Ia
rid OF ~. Now, have always believed that
there was principle and consistency in the Demo.
cratic party, and il honesty and harmony prevail,
they will certainly modify the present high duties.
confess that the iron interest OF Pennsylvania and
The manufacturing interest OF The North, from
their sectional position and conflicting claims NAV
produce some difficulty on tie suhiecl. bn, we
have no doubt there will be concession between
the conflicting Interests sufficient 10 procure a
reduction Of The present oppressive Tariff. Ii is
necessary, in nCtici.g this complicated subject, 10
understand in what principle OF The Tariff The
Wings and Democrats differ, and what modifca-
lion in the present Tariff law i, is desirable 10
make. Now, if we understand it, the difference
amounts 10 this; the Wings lay du-v for prolcc-
ton, without reference 10 revenue; that is, for
protective purposes, they lay the duty so high a.
10 diminish the revenue collected under il: ard
or lie other hand the Democrats are willing 10 Law
the duty so high as 10 produce The nreaes, amount
OF revenue, and 10 discriminate fer protective
purposes Under the revenue range To explain
This feature, in calculating Tariff for revenue.
from The best calculation We can make from our
average imports, We will suppose, for illustration,
that 20 per cent. duty would Weld sufficient
amount o.revenue for protection, or Democratic
principles. We will then take two articles. for
example, say cloth ard coffee. Coh comes in
competition with our home manufactures; coffee
we DO not raise al all. Say, then, we will law
the duty on cloth from 20 TO 35 per cent. and re-.
duce Tue day on coffee 10 per cent, and still the
wo articles would average 20 per cent; but il in
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The bill for taking the sense of the people OF
Maryland al The next general election on the
proprieiy OF calling Stale Convention 10 reform
The Constitution has been defeated in The House
By lie vote, 80 TO 80. We are indebted 10 a
friend, VITO is : member 0: the Maryland Le-
sslalure, for full repor, Of the speech OF Mr.
Lowe of Frederick county. in favor OF conven.
tona reform. |, is marked by ability, great his.
torica research and vigorous constitutional ar
guments. MIR. l. is described by The Annapolis
Herald as "a young man, commanding The high
es, respect from all parties in Tie Legislature
and evincins talent OF tie most enviatle char
actor, and he would prove an honor 10 old FIRE.
derrick, and DO honor TO The State in any position
The friends Of reform do not YET despair Of sue
cess before The people.
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oss NJ Bp,c ORtyAys AND BARaUE ARAp-

Loss or Brig ORLEANS AND BARaUE ARAB
We learn from the books Of the Exchange Read
ing Room, that the brig Orleans, Captain Long.
OF and for Baltimore, from ST. Thomas via Turks
Island 22d February, in ballast, was wrecked on
Monday last, about two miles north OF the Inlet,
in tremendous heavy gale from the N. E. She
having cot into The outer breakers, was by The
Captain run on TO The beach, and in less than two
hours was scattered into pieces. giving barely
time for The passengers and crew 10 save them
selves.
They were enabled TO do SO BY The cutting
away Of the mainmast, and It's falling towards
The shore, on which they all walked 10 The beach
amid great peril and danger from the breaker
leaving all the baggage and effects in the wreck
and saving nothing but The clothes in which they
were dressed.-( Bauimore Sun.