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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08
To the Independent Voters OF
Edgeft Id District +!
"IWoULD NOT LIVE ALWAYS /"

ZANE would naturally be red to the cou-
~ clusion, from 1he apparent negligence
manifested by many who are suffering un-
der the baIeful Influence of ConsLnpli:ai.
and other Pulmonary Affections. that they
had assumed the words, II would not live
always" as peculiarly adapted to themselves,
or that believing their cHse 10 be hopeless.
had abandoned themselves 10 despair. But
none need despair, while life and being
lasts" of being ultimately cured of every and
any kind pulmonary disease. Jayac's En-
pectorant has been proved by ample expert
glice TO be The most successful remedy in the
world for the cure Of Coughs. Consumption,
Asthma Whoopins Cough, BrsnchItls, and
all other diseases oil the Throat, Lungs. or
Breast. No one ever used it without feeling
relief.
JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE !has cured
inuumerable cases Of rheumatism, Scrofu!a,
Kings Evil, and Diseases of the Skin, d nnn
Der Vi cases Of Gout, aud several cases Of Tic
Dolereau1; over twenty cases of Cancer and
Cnnccrous Tumors Upwards Of sixty cases
of Gout. or Bronchocele. (swelled neck) and
removes sick and morbid headaches. and i'm.
parts tone aud vigor to the whole frame. Pre-.
pared and sold at No. 8 South Third Street
Philadelphia.
uJ'R. 8 ROBERTS is Dr.. Jnyne's only
Agent at EdseGed Cont House.
IF Betrare Of CountsLeits
alarcl 25 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Precious Larke, VS.. VIM. ! Bill for
Raiford and wife, Fl. Buul,
ware and wife, and others. } Partition
TN pursuance Of an order OF The
L Court OF Equity, referring to the
Commissioner to asceitain and report the
debls of the estate and EyecutrIx OF
Capt. John Lark deceased, to be pad
oal OF the proceeds of '4lr sale OF tn"
nroperly sold by the Comm issioner N
Equity in this case, 1t is ordered, that
tie parties in this case and the credI-
lo,s claiming payment from the pro
cceds of said sale, d" appear iO my
office on reference By II o'clock A. NJ
on Saturday the 18th day of April
next,
SIS TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
Com' Offjre March II st B
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GFWe are authorized 10 announce B,
C.. YANCEY. rs a canddute for the Legisla-
lure, utahe ensuing election. Jan 2e lie
We are authorized 10 announce Col. P
S. BROOKS, as a candidate for The House
al the ensuing election. Feb s5 tc S
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
DOLBY. Esq, as acandida,e for the lie
gislaIure atIhe ensuing election.
February If 2
Wo are authorized 10 announce DAN
lELHoLLAsD, ESQ.,, as candidate for,he
House OF Representatives, at tho ensuing
election. Feb. 25 se 5
We arc authorized 10 announce OLIVER
TnwLEs. Esq, as candidate ior tine
House of Representatives, at the ensuing
election. Feb rs te a
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
ARTHUR SIMpKINs as candidate qerthe
House of Representatives, al the ensuing
election,
Feb 25 10 5
We are authorized to announce JOHN R.
VIEWER, Esq. as a candidate for til" House
of Replese natives at the ensuing election
March ii lie
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EdgefeId Academy.

a LII Persons are hereby cautioned ana
IA lorewarned against openiIs aeconhls
with the School Boys FROM abroad, wtllon'
the knowledge or consent of their farenls.
Guardians or Teacher. Such course 1t mus, ;
be roreseen would deter Parents from ABROAD
from sending their children to an Institution
exposed TO such practice. a,D
H. K. McCLINTOCh.
February 25 .s., If
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FOTfCE..::

fassS TE4HE Subscriber wishing 10 leave
.lgsl IL The State; offers his Ian Sifor
sale, lying in Abbeville District, on the WntGfs
Of Rocky River, two miles east Of LoundsyiiIe,
aud only SIX from the Savannah River, con-
sisting Of Twelve Hundred Acres, one half
cIcaled and the balance in woods, on a credit
Of one, two aud three yenrs, iustnlment benr-'
ing interest.
On suid Plantation there is good Dwell
LING. new GIN HOUSE and SCREW
aud THRASHING HOUSE, and all out.
houses new. The Plantation Is under good
repair.
Amy person wishing TO purchase wiatdo well
10 call ON the subscriber.
JOHN A. MARTIN.
Abbeve, March IL Gin (Ban.) -. 9 :.
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Wanted

ED Yshe subscriber, an active yonth'l2 e e
-HD Is years of age, to act as Clerk ,,,H in n
store j ID. T1BBEIlS.
,Edgefeld C.. H., March # T.,
A NExcellent article Of WINTER ST RAiNE
IN LAMP OIL. For sale by 80
- I'D IIBBETT'
! Dec. 10 G 46
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Notice,

A LII Persons having demands against
N tie Estate of William Wilson, dc.
ceased, late Ordinary Of Newberry District,
are hereby required to establish them before
ne by The first OF May next.
l.. A.JONES, cE.sD.
January IA 3m $50. Ca.) 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08

IFThe friends uf SAMPSON +. MAYS.
announcehim AS candidate for he Office
of Tax Collector at The next election.
Oct. 80 # 10
g " The friends Of EDMUND MORRIS,
Esq. announce him as a candidate for the
office of Tax Collector at I he next election.
Nov 6. # Al.
We are authorized to announce GFoEGE
j. SHEPPARD as candidate for the office
of Tax Collector, al the next election,
Dec. If 48
nSThe friends of Col. JonN QUATTLE
'BuM announce him as candidate for The
office of Tax Collector, at the next elec'
ton. Sep 3 tc 81
NJ The friends of Lieut.. JANE b.
HARRIS, announce him os candidate for
he Office Of lax Collector at the next elec
ion.
NPWe are authorized to announce
MARSHAL R.sSMlTH as candidate
for Tax Collector al The next election.
Dec "a If 46
nFThe friends of Mini. s. c. ScoTT.
announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector at lhe ensuing election.
Nov6. IT Al
~ We are authorized to announce
Levi R. WILSON. as candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector a the next election.
Feb. 26 lie
To the Independent Voters Of
EdgeGs Id District
FelLo,p Citizens :-Conuarv 10 the ad
vice and wishes Of my friends ! offer my
self as a Candidate for The office Of Tax
Collector, and solicit your su(frages. II
elected. which / do moi expect 10 be, ! will
discharge the duties Off The Office 10 The best
Of my abilities.
JOHN J. MCCULLOUGH.
September 10 dre 50
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

James Eidssu, Applicant, vs. Summons
James Rodgers d vile Sarah, IN
Sam'l Edison and others Defts. ! Parit.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that eide,
Salter, William Saitcr, Boyce Edison.
William Edison, Rowland Edison. Larkin
Norwood and wife Elizabeth, Humphreys
Edison. Wiley Edison and Allen Eidson lives
beyond the limits of this State, it i. therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to
the sale or division Of the Real Estate of Jas.
Edison. Senr., deceased. on or before the
first Monday in June next, or their consent
TO the same will be entered of record
Given under my hand, at my Office, 2sth
February, 1916.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
March 12w 6
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Hill. LETTERS.

H.H. BEFFERS.
>9enePas Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg. S. C..
STILI. offers h services to his lends and
- the pnbhc, nd he will devote his undiyi.
Jed attention to e
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR.
RECEIVING AND FoRwARDisG GOODS.
Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend 10 any business that mag be
committed to his care.
Hr,embraces this opportunity Of rendering
his thanks 10 his friends for theriiberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed. and by Industry ard
close attention to business. he hopes to merit
and to continue 10 receive The same 1t shall be
his aim to make all his charges Us light as pos.
sibIe. knowing that it will be To his interest To
closely observe the interest ID his friends-
Liberal advances win be made if required on
produce sen, to himfur sale or store Cotton
sent TO him by Boats, will be- received free OF
wharfage All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival. ESQ ordered.
Aug, ,s:'' II %
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February 25
Eyarrant's Compound Extract
B. J RYAN

FETarrant'SC Compound Extract
III OF CUBER, AND CAPAvA1 stands unri
vailed for its efficacy. 1t performs cure in q
few days-no confinement or restriction in
diet is necessary. 1t will be found invaluable
being prepared with the greatest possible care,
upon welI.tested principles, found upon that
important law first established 10y the celebra.
ted DR.. Fordyce, viz THAT a combination
orlsimiar remedies will produce more certain
speedy and considerable effect than an equiv.
alent dose of any single one" "a .combina.
ton of Cubebs and Oupavia form very Use.
fill medicine in cerdlncases '-SirR. Cooper
r. R. S., NJ. R. S., &c.. &c.
Til. article is just Ieceived, and fnr sale by
J d. TIBBETTS.
Dec 10. IF 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08

Freejonss prophc,, England taught.
And You learned what she justified:
You the inspiration caaghti
Be your prophecy fulfilled
Show the world, that doubts the firct,
Tia, of freedom is mol born
RabbIe passion, frenzieI act.
Utter rerklessn.ss and ScurIl--
If 50 ouce. they need not be!
Wisdom dx.cAe wRh Liberty.
Let the Biooiy Aa. be fur|eI;
Noblcr is the task we set;
And y is treason to the world
To neglect or forget.
Science wuos ns to her arms;
New Discovery waits our tlrne;-
Young Invention spreads her Charms;
knowledge becknn us 10 climb.
Brs,hels, JON us in The van,
Aud we'll lead the narc!i Of man.
Butir mady bent on striieI
And all reason speaks i'll vain
Be the guilt OF every lille
In the unnatural contest slain,
On yonr heads; and ere I is Ger,
Sncha lesson you shall learn,
As shall sicken You nl war.
Brothers, for your hands we ycarn
Ieeus give our thoughts TO peace;
Let this foolish dIscord cease.
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~ We are authorized to announce
nj. GRAHAM. Esq. as a candidate for
Ordinary Of Edge6eli District, al the
nexr election.
Feb. Z 2
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Wholesale & Retail Grocers


Wholesale & R Retail Grocers
CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS <,
HAMBURG. S. Z.
EHAVE just received, and will continue TO
EH receive fresh supplies OF the following
Articles, which they offer to their Eriends and
the trade, ar the lowest mErket prices:
SUGARS.
30 hhds consisting of St. Cioix, Clarified
Porto Rico aud Muscovado.
Double Refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
Sugars. i.s
COFFEES.; isg,
so bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Auguslura DO. 2,
1876 choice Rio do.
Bale Mocho do.
Is bags Cuba.
BAGGlNG.
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. 4ato As inch.
$50 do. Kentucky, (heavyJ44 to 45 in.
so do. Tow, as inch A
125 do. Gunny, "a per yard, 45 to 47in.
100 do Georgia Il Corolina, 44to45 in.
ROPE ]
300 coils Kentucky Rope
so do Manila, do
50 do. Jute do.
MOEASSES
90 hhGs. Trinidad Molasses
rs bbls. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds dron, IF all sizes. Also,
u good assortment Of Hoop and Band
Iron, German an Caster L. Cast Steel.
B.4CON u SALT.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
do Table Salt
Boxes Table Suit.
CHAIRS.
10 dozenI Maple Chairs
rs do Wi,dsor do
10 do Cane Seat,
2 do Childrens, do
2 do Boys, do
2 do Offices, do
2 do Rocking, do
do Nurse. do
BLANKETS.
2 bales Cd Blankets
3 do IO.4 do (weighing7 lbs. TO the
A good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
104 to l24.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
1;e9D.gds. Washington Leul,sl lhoRvy,)
lOU0 do. Coventry Plains.
NAILS.
100 Kegs, (assorted SIzes)
SHOT.
$50 Bugs assorted Sizes
PONDER.
80 Keys llF Dupout's Powder
lO do Blasting co
20 do Eagle. Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. !, N Y. Union Mills
White Lead.
T'EAS.
so Boxes Teas. Consisting of gun pow
der, Hyson and Imperial
q ases atiees,
l hest Black Tea %
LIME.
200 Bbls fresh Rock Lime.
Also-Plaster Paris.
"A L. s O.
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Antmess,
Indigo, SSaltpetre, Blue siOne. c6PPeTus:
ShoeThread, SnnE, Cotton 81 Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets, Painted Buckets,
Tubs. Churns, Keelers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles, WashboaIds, Cocoon Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms, Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows, Ralses, Scythe
sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, TaIcwss Sperm
Candlcs WagonBoxes, Measures, Saddle
hons, Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols, To.
baccn, Griuds,ones, Osnaburss, Twine. Gus.
tings, Boots, Shoes, Wuol Hats, Rice. Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Bcarskins, Mackerei.
Mustard. Filth Chains, Lamp Oil; choicc
article of Chewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bex"s,
C Cider. Barrel Covers, Cod Fish. Plough
MouIds, Sole Leather, Nankecns, Choco-
late, &c, &c.
VANTED-lO.OO0 lbs. BEES WAX, for
Which cash vii! be paid.
Hamburg, 1916 If l
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Hov DO You spend You Euenings!-
Young man rw do you spend your eve
nines! Answer This question, and we can
tell YOU a!mest 10 a cerAaty, what WALL
DE YOU, future character. In our view,
more depends upon he manner III which
Young men pass this season, us II regards
their course aud conduct in years to come,
shan upon any Thing else. We have been
an observer OF men and things for tile last
lwenly wears, and can point 10 many
Youth who has caused weeping and serrow
in his family, dissraced his name. and Is
now an ou,casl in rhe world or has sunk
10 a dishonored grave. who commenced
his career al vice, when he broke away
from wholesome restraint, and spent his
evenings in the company OF The abaa'ioted:
On the contrary, we know many estlna-
ble Young mell-lle pride Of their friends
who are working their way to favor aud
wealth, who spend their leisure evenings
in some useful IssrsuH.
Young man, listen TO US and take heed I"
our wGrtls-nnl that we wish 10 deprive
YOU Of single pleasure, or debar you from
any innocent amusement. We entreat
Tou 10 he particular where and how you
oass your hours. lf YOU lounge about
the bar.room, parlakinS Of The vulgar con,
yersa,ion that is introduced, and join the
ribad song, or stand at the corner Of the
streets. using prolane aud indecent lansu-
age, YOU vii! soon habiluale yourself tu
low black suardisn aud vile conversaIlo,,
90 that no yunng man "ho respects him
selre will he found in your company.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-08

VDULL's COMPOUND OF sARsA-
He PARILLA. This preparation Of sar
sapsriia possess all the active properties of
the Root, in q high concentrated state.
Just received, and for sale by
J. D. TIBBETT s
Dec 10 u 46
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@Moetif Getess
From Dickens London Ne'os.
a REMoNSTRANCE WITH AMERI-

CANS.
Brothers, why this rage aud scnrn
why these gibes and ,aunling fung7
Were your sires not English born7
Speak you not the English tongue
Think YOU not with EnglisI, thought :
Is not Shakespeare yours and ours
And the same religion taught
In our cities and your bowers!
Brothers, turn y"ur thoughts to peace,
And let all this discord cease.
Whv should war alright the earth Z
Were the lands you coret thus
Richer. larger. better worth,
Wherefore should you asht win Us
rTwould be scandal to onr kind,
An opproS!nm 10 our Greet,
Ifthrous b rage and malice bind
Que American should bleedi
o. il England's meanesl son
Los, his lie for Oregon
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!Slnnder.--When tho vulgar have once
broken from hial " hom in prosperity they
crinsed to. and fawnrd on, their persecu-
ton is proporiouabIy vile. When they
have really well founded reproch 10
make, no mercy is shcwn, When there
is no ius,!cause. they invent. Aud ifihey
are 100 cowardly or 100 dull TO do lha',
,hev insinuale and hint. say nothing posi-
tive, imply much aWl taking merit for
forbearance, absolutely cheat The world
ou, ,of an APPRECIATION for their reserve. which
is in fact. meanness more base Than di-
rec, calumny. How many reputation
has been shrugged, and wiused and hem.
med aud hawed away.
Lope.-The impetus burst Of boyish
fancy is incomparably less interesting than
ahe delicate. yet manly match Of n'atured
passion. Whoever may have telt the tirs'
,nayb allowed 10 imagine the latter: 10
picture 10 himself the full grown mind
with re ason. tasle, aud sentiment united
choosing hs object, aud firmly careerins OF
i,sway; each day growing bolder and ten
derer, but not lesa wise; bringing out The
development Of the heart it would make
its owl; fostering its limidvirtues. yealdine
the lis young cap,ices, training its 'endrl
-fances, losing gradually all seperate i'd
eu,i,y in their clustering, foliage; till a
leugih The patron stem, and the encirclinl
particle become as one, nonrished by ih'
same sap. and mutually, supporting ant
eembellishing each o'hesin undivided sym
pathy.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT. ~ !
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John B. Gorden
Us. Attachment. sss:i ts
Joseph M. Perry. '5s'.s"E''kaa 2
Alex, J. Lawton
Joseph NJ. Perry.
THE Plaintiffs having this day fled
Il their Declarations in the aboyesstated.
cases in my office. It's therefore, Ordered,
that The Defendant do appear and plead to
the said Declarations within year and a
day from the date hereof, or 10, default
thereof final and absolute judgments will
be given and awarded against The said
Defendant ~ both The above slated cases
THOS G. BACON, .cap.
Clerks Office, 26,h April, l645.
April 30 IL ly
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Irve do dc sire the land

If We do desire the land
'Bide your honol-'i will not be long,
Clear ril-plant it--senda q band
Peaceful, enterpriSins. strong,
who will people all the CLINE
Spreading commerce ms they go,
Free to answer in their time,
When you ask them, Yes or no y
Bu, beware, for Frredoms sake-
Oh, beware the part y"n take.
[, woull be 4 BASTARD shame
Shume more deep than words can breathe
If for this we litthe flame,
Or drew weapon from lis sheath.
Deeper guilt, more heinous sin,
Ii the foolish quarrel grew,
Add the Datinns pressing IN.
Ranged themselves furus oryou,
And the earth was filed i'll, late,
Because yuu were insalIale.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14
THE PROPOSED SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

The bin nor sne southern Railroad from the Mississippi
river to the Atlantic has passed the mississippi Legislature
Il will Jackson, the seat of Government and
connect with the Railroad from vcksbug, on the Mississippi
river From Jackson il will through four countless con-
guous nine other countless and be outlet for the trade
Of Columbus Mississippi Il will then cross the Alabama
line Sumper and through Marengo, Percy, and other
countless Mongomeao outlet for the gold and
mineral regions Of Alabama and Georgia Al Montgomery il
will the routes coming together towards the West
The one the road from Charleston and Hamburg to Ataant
in Georgia. and from thence to West Point the Chatta
nooea the line between Georgia and Alabama, and from
West Point 10 Montgomery The Railroad is in pro-
press and nearly miles completed The other route
from Savannah Georgia. by the Central Georgia Railroad TO
Macon Georgia. and from thence the Geogans about to
make road Columbus the Chattanooga, and thence
from Girard opposite Columbus to Montgomery and from
Montgomery to Vcksburg will be the Southern Railroad
The friends Of this great work contend that it be the
great of Northern and Southern travel carrying the
Southern mail Steam packets with the mail and passen-
gers will then daily from Vicksburg to New Orleans
Now, that all the legislation necessary enable to pro-
coed 10 its construction is completed the question E how
the funds to be raised The Mississippi bill appropates the
two per cent fund Of Mississippi, which is about $780, 0O0
given by Congress this road Of the fund in Alabama
been loaned complete the distance intervening
between Montgomery and West Point There Is also bill
now before Congress- granting the alternate sections Of public
land, for five miles each side Of the road Eng
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

AVALuABLE SUeeEsTIox.-Whilst the steamer Hibema
going up the Ohio river Wheeling days ago she
grounded in eight feet The ice her bottom
having become very thick suggested turn the sape
pipe into her hold when the steam, after time,
pey thawed tho ice off, and the boat proceeded her
In noticing this fact tho Ptburg Gazette makes the follow
ing remarks
The idea Of turning the into the hold to clear her
bottom of ice is believe, quite gentleman, large
" interested in boats whom mentioned the circumstance
thought il would be great improvement If all steamers
furnished with pipe through which the hold could at any
moment be filed with II occurred him the Pales-
tine when fire broke out in her hold the Miszisipp
Some iron, which lying at the bottom became heated
and when water thrown upon the vspor created almost
ipsansneousy extingushed the fire. IT, in Of fire in
the hold the matches patterned down and the steam
cd In, il is obvious that be immediately smothered
unless the deck sides far injured o. 70 allow the
steam to escape This is worthy the confederation Of seain
boat owners
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

the Senator from Georgia in unnd spirit but simply be-
cause they Imagined on that aide Of the chamber that might
be acceptable 10 gentlemen who had BEEN 70 extent
implicated il the SANDER.
The resolution then acquiesceJ In and the following
Senators were appointed the committee M
Messrs. JAasAeIs, BEsros, DlcKrssos, j. M CLAr-
TON, and TURSEr.
The SENATE is still engaged in the discussion Of
the Oregon Question. Messrs. EVANS, JOHNSON
Of Maryland, and ATcHIsoN have spoken on the
subject during the present week.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, continues "a
be occupied with the River and Harbor bill. II il
determined, however, to bring the debate on this
question to close on Tuesday next. number
Of speeches have been made during the week.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

very beautiful scabd discovered at Montauk, some
miles from the ocean, the day after the late tempest II
could neither walk fly, and did not attempt escape
quito unknown to the inhabitants and, after having been
sufficiently admired committed 10 the waves and went
away rejoicing.-Long hkoysd Star.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

We regret record the DEATH Sunday, Of our old and
esnab fellow citizen, TmoxAs KILL, Esq, after Illness
fthree or four weeks Judge KrLL well known through
out this State, in which, for series Of years. he very
prominent citizen. --Bahimore American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14
THE MBELLoUs PUBLICATION AGAIN.
Tnrnsn.r. Manor IL. 1876

Mr. JARNAGIN, Of Tennessee, rose and said Mr..
PRESIDENT, am that is not usually necessary,
e1pden Or proper to pay any serious attention the sug
ge"onS OF specua'ions Of newspaper editors But SIR