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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

South arolina Senators.-The VIM
chester VA Republican says: "Messrs.
Calhoun aud McDuffic arrived here on
Tuesday evening 10 the cars, from Wash
iuglon, and proceeded on Wednesday 10
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Their visit was so short that few of our
citizens were aware eirpresence. Mr..
Calhoun looks well, but MIR. NcDulfie ap-
pears quite feeble"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

IMPORTANT FOR THE TBIENDs OF
TEMPERANCE.
The PERMASANr TEMPERANCE DOCUMENTS,
Published by direction Of the State TEN per.
ance Society, and under the Supervision ofa
Committee appointed by that body.
This is valuable and interesting publica'
ton, and should be in the hands every TEN.
pera nee man.
For sale by F. PENN,
al.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Our tcwnman, DR.. James B. Davis,
left Washington. city, on Saturday, last, as
Bearer of Dispatches to our Embassy near
The court ST. James at London, and also
10 Constanlinople. DR.. DAVIS is an expe-
rienced cotton planter aud goes 10 Tur-
key, on the invitation Of the Sultan, in or
der 10 direct tho introduction Of The Cot
ton into the "O.loman Empire" DR.. ].
Lawrence Smith, distinguished young
chemist and Charles,onian, is associated
with him in thu enterprise, aud will pro-
ceed en- route for the "City Of the Sultan"
in few weeks. We wish them pros.
porous mission.---South Car, 20M inst.
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ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
Eufaula, Barbour co., Ala, May 9, lS46.'

The car0sna. Baptist, the 22d inst, states
that "the health of C Charleston, during the last
ten months, has been better than a, any period
for many years past, and will compare this sea-
son favorably with the l,ealthfulness of any
city in tie United States, we believe. May
this blessing be continued to US.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

At Fan Anniversary Meeting ofthe Agrieal:
ural esaeisty Of South Carolina, held on Tues
daythe lslh!inst (says the Charleston conrierl
the following officers were reelected 80 :.
y. H. TUCKER, President. Z.
JAMEsSRosE,, Vice President. -
Z. D. :sQUAsH, CorresPo Ponding sec'ry.s
JoS.F. o.HEAR, Recording ssc'ry.
ED. BARNWELL, Jr., Treasurer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

The. Palmetto Rsgiment.-Fhe South
Carolinian of the Goth inst. says-.'We are
confidently assured that our volunteers
will be called into actual service about the
1st Of October, should the war not better
minated by thatiime. Col. Butler has
proceeded ,oibs Virginia Springs in order
60 recruit his Health, which suffered much
fom exposure during the last winter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

Amongst the Regents appointed TO or
ganize the Smithsonian Institute. we arc
gra,ified TO observe the name Of the Hon.
w. C. Preston, President Of the South
Carolina College; which selection, as is
well known, is the best which could have
been made for the Union al large.-ibid.
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Dir Gtcfbaltsr Ger Olobrspile Srhfsns
SsIsaittaft percsu bisrmlt tcnacbrcbtlat eaB
sins 1Babl asbalttn perren foil fur elusn
prcobcntsn. feds Serpaltsr uuc elnen
9ebafmeifer, am O'itpc6 Den lStsn 1anus
ar l847, am bfsntllthsn 6auie bon Scbn
8. mcbr in mcbrspills, Wabrenc ren Stuns
pen 3piItben 10 llbr Ocrs uno 4 llbr S(atbs
mittaas oc0rIten 2a9se.
gtenfa Ms psrpsn ale prIcucr, rtletc
eineH ecntratt flr csn Sstranch ecr Srhfe
fir ras tsainnencs Sabr ,u batsn milnItbsn,
srIuh:, ith am obcnasnanntea pIaee 3wl
leten 0 ltbr Scr: unp ltbr 0lahmittAas,
am Ocnner,taa bcn IA. Sauuar l847, eiuaus
fnpen. 2luf Sefsbl osr Srrwaltcr
miIliam l11enseL Sboemsiifsr.
9eeemter, 22. l847, SIN.
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Naebrem Der Qttttare Jobn Sanfs,@iq.
Qreirent Der 9erGtbccenen gcurten rouG cnls
mon Ylsae, nce rrttrn @rrihteke,irfs, tcs
febeno aus Den gauntics Serfs, Slcrthamps
ton uno $seta, in peunfplpamsn, unb Nibs
ter Der untsrihieplihcm Gourtsn non Opsr
rnb 9ermimer, Der risrteljdbrliCben Sisun,
aen uno oll9emeincr 8sfdnanib erlsriaunh
in atoatbten Gauntiee, uno Scbn Steutfer
uno 1pilliam Sod giqs, Nl6ter Der gcu:s
ten bon Over uuc Sermiucr, Der rierteljdbrs
eben SiBunaen unb allacmsimrr Sefdnani6s
Grleriauna, fir Die Niebtmna bon 6aupt:
nnp anoern Sertrcden in acbatbtsr gauntp
Serfs, ibrcn Befebl on MID aueaettellt has
beHl patirt Neapina, ben Ia. Slop'br, AID.
1886, NORM fle cine Common Qleas BET
alasmsincm risrtrljatrlitbcn 9iBmuaeu Over
unc 9erminer uno allacmciusr 8efdnanibs
grIsciauns anteraumen. mslehs aebaltpn mcrs
ben fclI an Wsabina, fir bic gauntp Yerfe,
auf oen erHcn tlIontaa i'm nicbltcn Jas
nuar (tpeltbrs bRn 4tcn cce aebathten $40.
nats fsn miro unc welhc slpei 1Bchsn raus
crn ioll-
90 ,pirb hermit 0ahreht acasten an ben
Coroner, bic Sriecsneridtter unb gcnitatcl
Der arcaebteu Sauntp Serfe oa6 1e Ieb 5u
crfaater 3cit, un 10 lltr 9crmittaae, nit
ibren 0erscianlfen, Neailtraturen, Inter:
fnrbunaeu uno Graminaticnen unc alien an
bern ernnerunaen cin5nfinccn baten,um fol;
tbe Otnae sn tbuu, bic ibrcn urmtern 5u
tbun otlisasn -Oesaleitbcn Sicjeniaen, mel
de Uertunocn llao aeaem bic Gefanaenen bic
in eem @cfananii7s Der gauntp Berte ftnb,
ODER baun frn mtaen, aeridtlih 5u terfab:
rsn, 70 ,pis ss reebt irln lnaa
"Bett erbalte Ole Republif !"
~Oie 3suasn unb surcrs, ,pelbr auf er
iaate Court pcrasIaoen Hno. wercen erIutht,
phnftli6feit 5u tscbatbtcn: i'm San ibree
Nuetletcne tperbsn fs in StmdBbeit bee
&rrses basu as3wunaeu. Oir1e 4naciac ipirb
auf telcnoern 8sfbl her Court bcfannt se:
mahr eaber ale Diejemiasn rpsIben es an:
asbt, 1h barnaeb ,u riebtsn babsn.
George Dormant, SbsriF.
SberiHs amt, 8eabin9,}
Oeeb 8. 1S46. 4m.
6-Ois Srisosnsr,ebtsr nerbsn anf fcfaens
be Seroronuma Der Court, ole feit ben Ipril
SiBnnssn l845 in &raft it, aufmertfam se.
maebt:
Sn Der Court Der 8iertelidbrliben @it=
5un9en &C., BON Serfs Gauntp:
9aB Die granb Surp bon 8srfe ganntp,
unterfmcbeno tsi Der 9isuns bieIer Court,
aebalten am erncn Olcntas i'm Npyil 1845,
per Court anempfabl. ipenn in ibrer &e,palt,
cine SerOrpnuns al ale Srispsueriebtr in
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ccm gauntp su trIa6em Die bon ibnen ers
bCllCbt rinen Seritbt bon ibren Hnfla3en ilnb
asrlthtlCben 3ulttternnaen, ipeniaitens eins
Hccbc Dor benz Nnfana jeocs sermins 3u
MAIDEN, camit Der sprclequirenre Hnnalt in
otn Stanc aeieBt lpercen maa, bic Criminal
Seitdfte fir bic unmittslbare Serrihtuu9
Der Court uup Surics 3u,utsreitsn uno auf
ricic Beiie Die 3cit uno bic @coer reeDeIfs
erIpart mcrren: nnr ra6 cicIe Court Die ers
iaats empfsbluns Der &rano Surp rsfieh
ntcrleat bat mno nit trrCn Spcfmd Biaetit
ptQia ltrsintlmmt, 70 lei eaber bef,blen,
0ab nacb riciem bic perichicoenea Srie:
brnerit6tcr I'M gauntp siuem Vcrift BON pen
Antlaacn uno acrlbtlltten 3ulthermaen, bic
ite IN allen Criminal Satbsn aencmmru, an
ccn 9erutIrtcn Scncral NnrpaIt fir risfss
eauutp III maiden baten, peuiaItens cine
2Sccbe yor cem 4nfaua jcner rsaelmaBiam
nnb teltimmtcn Ssuns peirr Court. ltno
ss 1T fernrr tefob!cr, baB cine gorie bic ctis
acn Nnis, acboria ttltbeiuist unter erm
Sieael rleicr Court, einsm jsbn Sriencne,
rlbtcr, Scr jret in csIcm gauntp in 2mt III,
emaebanei9t psrre.
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Stiefeln uno Sbltbe,
* *
S. sv. Scelir ilnD So.

e
Glob: uno Slelnbanoler in Stisfeln uno
S1uben, 9eoer u. Shub= Iusfaffiruneer
10. I. Slcro WsIt gfs ocr psnns une 81
ten StraBs, NeacinS,
O1ahen bic Stobrbaltsr. pelebe Wsaoina
teiubsm auf ibrea frWdten Scrratb 1Saa
rem Den fts sbsu jeBt eroffnrn, aufmrrtiam
oCrlslte bettebt aus Dem pclnanciaIten NGs
icrtsmtut, plrett pon cen Sabrfsn III Mal.
IatbnIstts, als
5tiefcln:
8ete taltleesrne Wanns: 9tisfclm nit bops
rsIten une cinfahcn SobIsn ssits ftp maiis
Stttftln, init poppelten uno elnfahen Cob:
len; lanae waGsrciebtc Manne Stlcfcn nit
orelfahen, coppelten unb elnfacten Schlen
ppr5IaIidbt rlnoslepsrne Oians Stisfsn nit
rrsitatbrn, cprpelten uno clnfahen Scblen ;
3n perlhlcpsnsn preiIsn BON 81 so tle 50
so; faltlsrerns, ftp une rfnbelsperne Stls.
ffln fir SnnsInse, Snaten uno Sinner.
Sbube:
Saltlecerne, Wlorceeo unb tip Olonrces fir
Wdnner, Sunalinae unp Snabem; ttarte
Sre9ans fir Wldnner, Shnallnae uno Sna.
ben; Sttnhritisfln uno Sizes BON jscer Irt
tlr Oamsn uno Olaobsn RinesrIbube Ucn
allen Sorten.
Hntbers ooer 8ummt Shube:
9slt psrfertiste 9ancaIsn (6aItiebubs) fir
Dldnner, Srauen, U1dpdsn mo &moer me
tallsne 9anoalen uno Buselns fit 8rausn ;
metasne Snms uno patentirts llsberihube
fir Dlanner; init peIi einaefaBts &ume
uno llsterictubs fhr Dlanner, Srausn Waac
hsu unb Sinper.
Geoer uno Sbub: :2lusfafhrunoeu:
Sblatbtsr Saltimorer unp rctbrs Gobues
bsr BON jecr Art; Salb' uno Zip 8eus
pahsrpitte unO Subbduts Wlaora6. Gam
pieo nnc eurraeo Sios nsbt snsm allses
mslnss alfortemsnt Stub uusfaffrunscn
nno Shubmaher Matsrialten.
@Sis baben ebsnfalle Uorratbia unb fab
rem fort auf Ssltellnns 5u Uerfsrtsen, aller.
let Susfeln unp Sbube, aus Den teItsn mas
terialen nnp auf biz bausrbaftelte uno nette:
tte Hrt
81. D. 8cseInnssn burct bic pc(t ODER
aut anosrs Bslis, lpsrpsu pinttllt beIorst.
Oeecmt. 90 6m.
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Sefentlihe 92ahriht

aSirS blerbnrb sesetsn, ba6 bic gommiillcs
nsrs Don Ssrfsgauntp tersit lsin 'psrcen NIT
fcltsn spsrloutn gontratte at3ufblsBsn,
mslhe Die psribieosncn 8rufen bcim Jabr
su nebmsn whnl6en. tdslib pom lltcnOions
tag i'm nahtten Sanuar unp ,pdbrsno ben 2
folsenbn Wchen. ale DE es periaumen
ODER it6 ,pslssrn su bielsm 3rpefs bsl5npob
nen, nercen bon foleben gcntraeten slus9e
fblcitrn. Scbn Q. gunniue, Sbrle.
gommiifoneresAmt. Wea;
bina, Dec 90. l846
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&arte 0n bos 4'ubIifum,
eSlatfifche Sfiiblc.

GIN aan5 ncuer 9lrt,fel bon ter oauerbaftt:
tten 2lrt, leidtrr ais einiaer anpere Gtubl,
Der wercr Stbapen ODER Slefs tsttmmt nod
ssrbriht, ipenn er BON oer Optic bcs b6hs
fen 6auIes aeipcrfcn ipirb-Io alatt baB er
bic frinltcn 2lnIiae niht bsfhabiat- unc Oh.
ne SladtbeI Dem Better aue9efest wcreen
mag, auf Salecnen, in @artsn &c.
9CperiationS-, Gmpfanss- unb Got
ta9e- Snitle,
Scm neurittH Stpls. Itsraus (eiebt, iierlieb
nne ftben, nnc a!eleb3ei.ia farf H. eamsrtafs.
KranfensStuble,
Qafsnt fir bic ta9s Der &ran fe II, wslttr
iclebe 60Ife nbttis batrn m6aen, fth IeltIt
bon einem splate gum aneern au beipesen,als
lcin curb bic Graft itrcr 5dnoe, nnp noeb
paJu cbne NnItrfnauna cprr grmirnns, nnp
70 einaerlcbtet ba6 lte cine ronfdnriae Sc:
qnsmlihfsit tilpen. Diee Gtible flno rcn
NsrStsn bod empfobIen, itcraQ aeGtast NIB
bic allsr rcllfcmmcnttr &ururitat psren SraMs
ts ftt fttb iemaI5 srfrtuten.
SchemeI,
3hr ar0Be Stntfn uno Oampft6te. fdnf,ta
baUon Ptnnen aHf ben NIum aeFelfs meroea
brn 8 anore @thble ainnebmsn, u. tnSaen 70
sufammenecilellt ,pcrssn, ra6 fts prutinese
8stthtn tilecn.
S1ett 9thtlsn BON jstsr Bsncnnnna unb
8erideeenheit, Srttics, get,nges g., bcrs
fertiat nureb ren ltEterftbriffcn unb gun,
Sereanf III preifen, taE fsin aneGres gta.
bliNtment in ben Srrein. S.aaten Ite nrbl.
fsilsr pcrPanfn eann
u. n1croneusb
l13 Suo 3nets Gtrass,
Ste Sbir untsrbal6 9of, pbilpbslpbia.
Tepember "a. 1646. em,
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8enerol- 2I9cntlhoft6, 9omminIons
uno Sntellt9ens:Sffice.

Ole llnter rfhricfenrn bateu cine Office ers
6tfnct rcn cbiasr SrIhrsituna, cine 3bur
untsrhalt rer aItcn pot Office nno nihlts
Ibar 81 Napp's 6ctcl, in psr 2Beit psuns
ftrabc, fir Den & al nnb Serfau pon
6runesE iscntbum, Sduier perrentcn,
6elo Soraen uno Qeiben auf .11ortaats
fbes, Ginforoen pen t7oten une Ect,.
nunacn, Dcrfdufen BON 3anFs5tefs,
Shd)srsSsriettlun9, NnihaTun9 pcn @lsrSs,
S3anewerfsrn Nrbeitsrn 9isntbotsn &c.
Gin &s9iifer uno cine rcllifdnoos SsIbrs>
bun9 pon atsm @i9entbum bas ibnsn anpsrs
traut 1T gum Dsrfauf cpsr Sauf nirb asbaIz
ten uno fol- befannt9smacbt perosn-ebsnic,
elm 9is9lfer ron esutsn uno Stslsn, unb nitbts
miro 9srebnet au6sr Die StslIe it srlanat.
Nds @cibdft5.{ {9anblur9sn msresn ifrsnas
psrlbmis9sn 9sbalttn.
llu6DQrtiQc Serfiufe.
Daornpert Drrif,Nuftionisr,n fss
ne bsicncsrs Nufnsrfiamfsit esn auSmdrtiasn
8erfdufsn bon ioaus9srdtb, 9GnarsnsScrrd.
then, lie9snesm @i9entbum unb Tsrfdufsn pom
jetsr anbsrn Ssnennun9. Bon fsnsr prafts
itbsn Ssnntnis in cisfem Spsi9s Der Osfbdfrs,
miro s6 ba6 publifum portbslbaft fincsn iib
fsme 9icnits ~ Iidsrn. 2tniprids lnb au
rbi9e Office III MAIDEN.
Nasn &eibdften fol- bic pinftcbifs 9uf>
merfiamfst 9spiomst msrosn unb ibrsr Ssits
nibts un9cftsBsn b!sibsn al9smslns Ssfriseis
9un9. .;u 9sben. Davenport Orrif,
Gbarles Trereu.
Neabina, 9eeeln6er l bp.
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6 pcr1onen mebr ODER ipenioer perlebt.
SufT. SPlearapb.

r
SuT. Seleorapb.
Qm Mcntaee trafen i'm 0afsn BON
gteu Yorf StpeI Sbffe elm. Die 3l2 eml
oranten an Soro batten, pon oenen 81 9e
ltorben uno III anosre 70 eleno Daren oaB
lle ins Staotboipital 9ebrabt weroen
mubten. no iie nit Dem 2ooe fdmpfen.
Sins Der Sblffe war Die ei9onla Don
Bremen, pon no es am /. Septbr. abte
oe!te; oas anoere mar Die Dontlac BON
9luerpol, pelbee am GOT. Sftob. in See
oine. @apltGn q. 2S. 3ufer BON Der
pontiae mabte i'm Qrmenbauie foleenoe
l(ueiaoe: -.
Die 3abl Der Sterbefdue am Soroe iel
nes Sblffes par 10. Sie oanse S6lffs
orbcit lag ibm uno feds Watroien oh. oo
Der erlte uno speite Steuermann elfranf
fen, erlterer mdbreno oer oanben Sobrt IN
9sliteeoerruftbeit wutbete. Sft ibon
babe ct Den Scean befobren. aber 70 bef
tioen uno anbaltenoen Stuym no6 ME er
lebt Ien leBtes 9aib SrOo muroe 3 5
ee perber, ebe er sinllef. untsr Die pai1a
aire pertbeilt, uno Ole eeloen aCer an
So:o Sefinoliben paren i'm bobitenSra
De fl6alib. (I .. CT. 3t9.
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= t q + b.

am 1s. 9eecmt., in peit Saunietip Sa.
mutl aebatb, eIq, III ben 6Oser Sabren
--am II. 9sen., in Center, Dlavia lnna
Slcln, Satin BON Sob. 8. Slen, sebcrnt
srlpis, i'm 22Ncn sstsnsjabre.
-am S. 9seb., in AItanp, am Stlffub
gmcllnc, 3ohtsreben non Slpccn Sumner
mann, i'm S.pcltsn setenejabre.
-am l3. Dec in $anealtcr, Sobn Scntsr,
Elm ScIpat osr Nsrcuuon, frnber BON 8e:
arins, I'M s8itsn Sabre isinss Atsrs.
am %. Slop., III Snts Gauntp, 6sin
rid Sble,fsr. GsppIutlouslrIcat i'm AItsr
bon SO Sabren.
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Mpptbefe unb Dru9sStObr
gum
aplDenen 9Dtpen ilnD sOfDrfer.

@pbuussnerdn=
berun9. Die Arcs
tbcfe nnp Drus.Stpbr,
inter Der >rituus BON
Or. S. G5wen, 1T Der:
lc0t pcrrcu al bic gefr
nrr g brrrrs lllfep ,lllp ):
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Slob: uno Slelnbanoler in Stiefeln uno
S6uben, 9eoer u. Sbub= usftafftrun9en
No. Il. Slcro 1Bett gfe Der spenns unc 5,
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6ulettScr

0entiebe uno sna(,lebs Salencer fir pae
Sabr lS47 fnc 20 chen erbalten mo gum
Sertauf in oiefer Oru6srsi.
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81 d O fra0e.

oBc 1T Nepomuf Spibno9cl ?
uus Dem 2(mte Seritdtten, Grobberio9:
tbum Sooen.
Ocrielbc wobnt pemutblt6 i'm ,prilllcben
penuIplUanicn unp bat isit 5 crrr Sabrrn
niette pom Ntb boron laiTen. Dcr llnter5cltb:
ncte. Ieim Slstfs, ,pinltbt lchnliht Nahrittt
rcn itm 81 srbalten unc crIutbt lbn icmcbI,
ale jertn, rrr pon icinem Gufenthalte pelB,
aefalllait Slaebrlht 8u aetcn al
John Spitznagel, care of Tobias Barto
Reading, Pa,
81. g. WshirItIdtter merren uns rureb
Die 9lufnabme css Obisen Su Ss9cncienlten
Ucrpflebtrn
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Nerbeiratbct.

-rureb psn gbrp. Sascr, am 6. Decent.
Sr. Samss 6uabee, BON Wlnoipr, INIT WllB
6cnrlstta Sehif, pon wsl benbura, seta ec
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" Seine Isrdnbsrun9 lin Ybrlacslpbisl
fir risIs QBcdbs.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-09
We w s ITE N S .
What is it but map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns P? C0tcpcr.


DISASTROUS OCCURRENCE ON LAKE ERIE.-
The Buffalo Advertiser Of the Cd inst. has the
following account of a disaster on the Lake:
The schooner H. H. Sizer capsized in a
squall at4 o'cPk, p. M, on Saturday last, when
some ten miles east of Southport, on her way
down to Racine, and that Of family of ten
who were passengers, all were lost except 8,
girl Of Id, and two boys Of the ages Of 10
and i2. II appears that the heads of the fami-
" were English, and had resided in Utica, in
this State, some seven or eight years. About
O'Clock on Saturday, while the passengers
were below, a squall struck the vessel and she
Immediately capsized. Every effort was made
bv Capt. Martin and his crew to rescue his
passengers. but Unfortunately they only sue
ceeded in saving the three mentioned, one ol
whom, the girl, was dragged out of,he cabin
window. Capt. M. Immediately cut away his
main mast and constructed a raft, on which
himself and two of the crew endeavored 10
reach the shore to obtain assistance. The schr
Knickerbocker, however, hove in sight aftel
the lapse Of some IL hours and picked up the
captain and two men, and then took of the
remainder from the wreck. issl
Shortly afterwards, Capt. MeFayden, OF the
steamboat Madison, spoke the schr. Knicker-
booker, with colors at half.mast, and immedi-
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THE DEATH OF NAPOLEON.

In Headley's history, or rather sketches ol
".Napolean and his Marshals"--a book re-
piele with interest and sparkling with thou
sand gems OF fine writing--we find the fol
lowing unequalled description of the death OF
the Conqueror OF half Of Europe and the mas
ler-spiril of the world: Ft4'
be quenched in the night of the grave; and
Nature, as II determined to assert the great
ness OF her work to the last, trumpeted him
out OF the world with one of her fiercesl storms.
Amid the roar of the blast, and the shock of
the pillows, as they broke where wave had
mol struck for twenty years--amid the dark
ness and gloom, and uproar of one of the
most tempestuous nights that ever rocked that
lovely isle-Napoleon's spirit was passing to
that unseen world, where the sound Of battle
never comes, and The tread of armies is never
heard. Yet even in that solemn hour, his de
rious soul, caught perhaps by the batlle-like
roar of the storm without, was once more in
the midst Of the fight, struggling by the Pyra-
mids, or Danube, or, on the plains OF Italy,
Ii was the thunder OF cannon that smote his
ear and amid the wavering fight, and cover
ing smoke, and tumut of the scene, his glaz-
ing eye caught the heads of his mighty col
umns, as torn YET steady, they bore his veto
rious eagles on, and 'Ietc d. .Arme' Head OF
the Army } broke from his dying lips. Awe
struck and still. his few remaining friends
stood in tears about his couch gazing steadfast-
ly on that awful, kingy brow; but il gave no
farther token, and the naughty lips moved no
more. Napoleon lay silent and moIionless in
his last sleep.
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GRIMM AL COURT
JUDGE CRAWFORD, presiding.
P. BAxros KsY. Dis't Attorney. !

oAkSoH AGus DIs't A'sWney.
V. 3. ~ Sarah observation-disclosures for
keeping disorderly house near the rail road de-
pot Verdict. Guilty. Woodward for defence.
U. 8. vs. Joseph Lafonlaine--Assault and
Battery upon Sarah Green. Guilty. X. Wal
ZACH & ]. c. Brent for defence. Sentenced 10
pay fine Of ST., and suffer TWO months i'm
prisonment in jail.
U. s. Us. negro James Taylor--Larceny.-
Not guilty. Ratcliffe for defence.
u S. vs. Henry Kinsley alias Fisher-As-
sault and Battery Guilty. Carlisle for defence
u. g. ps. Margaret Little--Assault and Bat
terry upon John O'Neall. Not guilty Wal
lach and Lawrence for defence.
{. U. s. Us. Andrew Hoover jr.-For keaping a
disorderly house in the First Ward Guilty
Sentenced 10 suffer one month in Jail, and pay
a fine of ST.. Woodward
q. S. Us. Andrew Hoover jr-Assa ult and
Battery upon Charlotte Payne. Guilty. Sen
fenced to pay fine Of IS.
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DIED.,

AT the residence of Mrs. Chapman, of Chas.
county, Md, on the I'd inst, after an illness
of two weeks, w. F. HERBERT, late OF Prince
Georges county, Md.
On Sunday, the 2Sth ult, WILLIAM JoLL
FIFE, Sen, OF inflammation of the lungs, in the
Goth year of his age. The deceased was ma
tive Of Frednrick county, Va, but removed TO
Alexandria, Where for many years he was an
active merchant and useful citizen. Return
ing TO the place of his birth, he again engaged
in the peaceful pursuits Of agriculture, and
closed his well spent life as an exemplary
member Of the Society Of Friends, and greatli
respected and beloved by all who knew him.
In this city, at 25 minutes past l2 O'Clock.
A. NJ, on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, JoHN
O'NEALE, in the 32d year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Inch, on 7th street East, near
the Navy Yard, on this Thursday afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock. The friends OF the family are
invited to attend
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The damage done by the late rains. in Prince
William county, Va. is we regret to hear, We
ry great The upper dam of the Occoquan
Mills has been entirely swept away--and a
large breach made in the lower dam. All the
mills south Of Occoquan have been SO much
injured as to be unable, for the present, TO
grind. The bridge al Occoquan remains un-
injured though fears for its safety were al one
time entertained.
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90 We gave TO our readers in yesterdays
paper. the address of the Rev. Josiah Warden
on the presentation, and the address of Mr.
O'Relly on the reception. These, we judge
well worthy of being read, and we had few
extra papers printed, SO those wishing TO OBJ
tain copy can be gra,ifed by calling at this
Office.
We shall present to our readers, on to-mor
row, the remarks Of the Rev. S. X. Cox; and
perhaps, hereafter. those Of the Rev w. l.
Eva, both Of which, we judge, well worth
attention. We are Of the opinion that no iourth
OF July, has ever been more nationally celebra-
ted in Georgetown, than was the last.
We trust that many future celebrations, on
this glorious day, may be equal, if not supe-
nor Let the glorious car of Temperance ride
on. and the moral, Intellectual, and physical
effects, must evidently tend TO the improve
ment of all our public celebrations. Indeed,
its tendency is to improve society in every de-
partment. Its influence has already been
great beyond the fears Of many and even
hopes of some. And although, we as the ad-
vocate in our feeble manner, can not do that
Justice to the cause, which its importance de-
lnands, still we will not cease to put forth our
best efforts in giving success to the Temper
ance car
ERRATA.-The communication of x. Y,
in our paper Of the 9TH inst, should read
small drops Of grumous blood in the place Of
generous. n#
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence has ordered the
printing of 10000 copies of Mr.. Stewards
speech on the Tariff, at his own expense. We
Inadvertently stated the number to be 1000