Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-18
NO. g.

ihe islands adjacent, 10 30 settlement iiIIa isbaI
be formed hereafter; by the respee,is
subjects in such parts Of those coasts a, ar
situated 10 the south of those paris ii of III;
same coasts, and ofthe islshts adjaceini,
which are already occupied. by Spain
provided, thar lbe said respective subjecr
shall retain The liberty Of landing 10 III,
coasts and islands so -siuated for The iri, purp
ose Of their fishery, and of erecting iesreoit
huts aud other temporary buildings serving
only Tor those purposas.
Art. z. In all cases Of complaint oJ
infractiun Of the articles of the preseu
convention, The officers Of either party
without permitting themselves To- coinm'iil
any violence or act Of force, shall be ,fonnd
TO make an exact report ofrhe affair and
of its circumstances IN their respective
courts, who will terminate such differences
|! in an amicable manner.
Violent and destrattiR SHOP Storm al
( Nor folk.-A gale of wind OF unusual Vi: ::
olence was felt at Norfolk on the 1st insr.
II commenced on the evening of thai das;
having lasted 80 hours. and closing in a
snow storm. The tide rose l2 Inches
than at any time within the last Is wears:
! aud overfowed alhthe wllaryes, and inun-
dated stores beyond The NorIh side OF
Water street to The depth Of six inches:
The damage 70 merchandise was not
however considerable, being estimated tatl
abou, S25 600. There was muct, injury;
done to shipping and d dwellings,, bit no nI'
loss Of life. Several of the inhah;tan,s
residing within f,e; scene Of the in1nda-.
lion were compelled 10 escape from Ihatr:
residences 10 bGats.,
Portsmouth also felt lie effects Of the
Storm, in damage to vessels, mills, sc. Sc.
Both The vessels of war. Pennsylvania /
aud Potomac, droTe from their mooriinSsl
and were driven ashore. but we're pot soifF.
without material injury har. Nsias::
Err aordinary A1res..-A man aays AVS
the Philadelphia North American named
Donnell O'Brien, alias Dunlap, Who, was.
arrested some mont rs sine Z. in New Yois
charged silt. the Commission of murder.
in Ireland, bul mi The Time disc sfiarged;
from the: :tnspfficiency of eyid deaee HEainss
him kns an afreste ID ost0n f6y
san officer sffom Ireland. SEM over utter;
him. 4, :,
Dsan Of Judge Chase. Hon DudisySs div
Chase died at his residence.in Randolph.
Vermont, on,te 23i of! Feb, aped m
years. He Was speaker of1lhe HGuses 81
Represeniatiy es, from the year 1908 TO
and including the session Of 1912, wlieai
he was elected a Senator; in Congress fotfr.
six years. Iu 1877 he was made CHEF
Justice Of Supreme Cour,. He held that
office for four years. and resigned i, ii IL
1921. At the session Of 1874, he Was
again elected 10 The u. 8. Senate; and
having served out his lime, he declined d
reelection. and retired from pubic lie il ii
1889. He was The brother of Bishop
Chase. ~ -
The Texas news this morning is bf-
considerable importance. In addition.
we learn hy letters that Gen. Houston
aud Gen. Rusk have been elected o.: S.
Senators. There were nply three canndi-
dales-those named and Gov, Jones.-
Rusk was chosen over Jones in caucus ttY
a small maturity. -.
The N. o. Jeffersonian states, on The,
the authority Of passenger, that the. ar,
my of observation will leave Corpus
C hris,i on Friday next for Point Isabella,
nearly opposite MatamoFas. (. 4.
Major Graham had been ordered win
Two companies 10 advance sixty miles D., u
wards tie Rio Grande.
Some dissatisfaction existed from. Hn Ia
order Of Gen. Taylor's, giving CqL,
Twiggs sumo military fprecedence over over
General Worth.-Moble Herald. 5
Amatgamaticn and the CAd1iuariic Band. !.
There has been qtliIe stir recently. ia,
New Orleans in consequence Of d mar
riase Of white man named Buddibeto6,
teller in the Canal Bank. TO the negro
daughter of one Of The wealthiest mer.
chanis. Buddineson. before he could he
married. was obliged to swear thar hes
had nesro blood in his veins. and 10 do.
this he made an incision 10 his arm and
put some Of her blood in the cut. The
ceremony was performed by a Catholic
Clergyman, and the bridegroom bad re- re-
ceived with his wife fortune or tifty or
sixty thousand dollars. The gatioes sere-
naded him with such abomiuabie music.
that to get rid Of their disconi he. paid
Them $500, 10 be used for charitable tdlI.. pus-s
poses. = !. .,.,s ,r,'.s.,s s. !;
a lady in Boston having taking a scvers-
cold, complained to her husband 1ha. ii
was difficult and painful to breathe. S..f,
would not try my DEAR was the Soothing,
reply of the husband. -. ~ &.
The Paris papers report the deathaof ID
merchant i'm couspnnence of e1xs 1fifs,iy,sfu,,