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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
H. A. G. WALKER, Agent.

Admissions 10 the B1r.-lFhe following
gentlemen have been admitted 10 practice
in the Conrts Of Law in this State.
Julius Anderson and G. E, Broyles,
Pendleton; C. A. Dargan, Darlington; G.,
H. billiard, Union; RI Mss;Dyson, Kershaw;
Henry MIver and Henry TN oore, Ches-
ler6eid; John B. Me8itt, Anderson; F. NJ.
Norris. Laurens; J.:JsPopeJr., Clarendon;
s. o. TalIey, Columbia; Geo. D. rilman,
Edge6sld,
Aud the following TO practice in the
Courts OF Equity.
E. B. C. Cash, James 3. Dawkins, O..
E. Edwards, Robert A. Fair, William D..
Johnson, E. 2. Jones, Edward Noble, F..
G. Palmer, Jr:s.J.sJ.a Pope. Jr., A. j. Re-
quier, C. A. 'EhornWelI, and Radcliffe W..
Wilson, Columbia Miscellany.
Bank ofthe Stqte:of South Carolina.-
We publish below fhesreport of the Pre-
sldenl aud Directors ofthe Bank Of The
STATE (oTthsGysarsendins Sep'. 80, 1917.
Thesfeportexiiibifs "a Remarkably whole
SOME condition OF affairs, and shows that
aShile:ihe Bank has gwen its :proportionate
share OF assistance !tn the Commercial, ,
a sric1itural, aod her interests Of the
communicate. has made&a handsome
protiton lis business. Sin 1913 an estimate
was ;msdetof <,he probable profits Of The
Bank. to show; thai. it would he able to
discharge the public debt as it became
due ;gand.by recarfingrto that report, we
sfnd lhatZthe proflssfor this year to be ap-
piled lo5tfie Sinking Fund, were estimated
ar S9O,00D; ;white,in fact they have reach
ed Sl620Q0; upwards of $4,000 more is
.creditedsto The expenses of The Fire Loan |;
and Interest paid on the PublicssDeb
amounting oS 0ls766 81 ,isor:an aSSs stesate
clear profit ola 1898 s09il, sti1g tracs;
aions:
- FIVE compute the g apftal ;at;i ;amapnI
at ,wfiict tsIyss orig establ listed,
ST. $4,000 nskins 1913 600 thel pros
are sahonl55s cent nd q id
ltle be Sinking + niid 52I $50 and sesiiipats
;ilie
some oyer. . PEI; cent
ID Exc The x has deait Inole
sexlensiyst ben stiaEt E which Ig has
uot; ;oaf ceased lis profits, but has uiis
ported bsi#eenls SIS and aadrtsd tlIpl:
sand liars of fspeeie,s 4 bus cen,I ibating its
sfalis siieresi 10 i,salthfnl sis i6rl The paper
circulation of-our State.
The report also stales that lhegBankssls
ready to discharge in January all@ofsthe
fist ins'alment of The Public Debt then
.duc,ramounting TO Sl96,S73 II. la fact,
a part Of this has been already paid i'll
anticipation, having heen called in by
public notice from The Bank. published
in our paper some weeks since.
The recommendation OF The Bank that
some arrangemeu, by which it may pay lhe
Fire Loan Debt earlier than is now fixed
by law seems to Us highly judcious. II
also furnishes very clear and explicit
refutalon of one charge. which has been
much urged of late years, that the insli-
tuition was unwilling and unable TO pay
The Public Debt at all and would, when it
fell due, fail to pay, aud solicit ffom the
State more loans to assist il. So far from
seeking to avoid the discharge Of lhe debt,
it purposes To be allowed to pay earlier
than the period stipulated, and gives sound
reason for its Observation-Disclosures
Mercury. s7e
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CO The New York Shipping and CONNER.
ciat List contains the following statement, show
ing the net proceeds TO the seller in the United
s,atea after paying all ordinary and necessary
expenses, Of Upland Cotton, funded on actual
sales in Liverpool, and n computatieno ka!:
penny sterling per pound freigtts, andainc per
cent. premium onsthe exchange iIsufa fance at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08

From Me Southern Christian ddoocate.
BIBLE MISUNDERSTANDING DIsrRIcT
New Salem Ii o'clock, Sunday, Dec, IL
Rehobo,h g ~
Edge6eld, usual hour, 26
NorE.-l desire earnestly TO meet the
managers or directors of the District Bible
Society IN the village, on Friday, Dec. 10,
between the hours Of 4 and o'clock, P.
nj. The president will confer kindness
by having them called together. and fixing
The particular place and hour Of meeting.
Those who see The above notice are
requested To give circulation, and 10 bear
in mind lha, collection will be taken up
at each place.
II. A. G. WALKER, Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08

WN7ILLIAM B. BRANNON, one of the
wv Defendants in the above named cases;
who is now in the custody Of the Sheriff oftIIe
District of Edge6eld, by virtue oflwrits, of Ca.
pas nd satislaciendum, al the sniis of the res
spectve Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases.
having filed his petition. with schedule upon
oath, Of his whole e ,lale mud effects, for the
purpose % + obtaining the benefit Of The Acts Of
the General Assembly, commonly. called the
lmsnlvent Debtors Act. On motion of Mr.. w .
w. Adams. Defendants Attorney, public notice
| is hereby siven To the said Mlllers. Ripley g.
Co.. Howard g. Garmsny, d. &s A. Wesson.
Jonas Conkling & Coz, Seaman 81 Peck, snr:
vivOrs. F. D. Tanning & Co.., and John w.
Mundy, bearer, and all others, Tie creditors Of
The said William 3. Brannon, that the said pc.
ilion will b.. heard and considered al Edgefeld
Conr House, on Monday the sixth of March
next or on such other day as the Court may
order during the term. commencing on the
first Monday Of March next at the said place,
and The said hlillera, Ripley & CO., Howard d
Germany, D. q A. Wesson, Jonas a. Conk-
ling 4 Co., Seam1n & Peck survivors, F. D.
Tanning IL CO., and John w. Mnndy, bearer,
ennd all others, the creditors of the said Will
| liam B. Brannon. are hereby commanded, /,
either personally or by attorney, then and there
tftoshow cause, if any they can. why the petition
offhe said, William B. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. and he be discharged from
fculfnement, by. complying with the Acts
llaforesaid saccoiding 10 The terms the said
ACTS! - # H OaG. BACON, Clerk.
2E7.decembe lt..Sss ls;'z 3m 46
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lesion and Columbia being completed,
communications were had between these
places yesterday evening. We this NOR
ming received private despatch from
Columbia. The gentlemen who have
the Telegraph in charge here Dr.. Duncan
and Mr.. Huntington, are polite and accom-
modating, and we have no doubt that this
portion Of the line will answer every ex-
pectation as an instrument of commercial
and public convenience.-Ctarleston Eue-
ming Ne,os.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
! !. 81 a.. tis: d ElissfsM Aaperliiser.

Mr.. EpIT6s:-s rom a nn,nbsr Of the journals
nubl;shed in the different district, from whence
Companies have gone to lake a part ia the 9af
with Mexico. perceive notices, relaiiys TO.
preparations being made, for the reception OF
the heroes Of the Palmetto Regiment, upon.
their return 10 the places fe,m whence they
marched 10 the. place of frebdezgo1 rslhe!
reception,,ofs our osoil TT slleaf
of none,Ehaye me a3a
or, DO or WI,
and asp,e
token o. ;-s EssslsS's sas,l
nav t = )
conles''s. IA
= nc eau itpli
ooeyed' oy some o' :
among uS'-"no u.i.n'notui. OF
new 10 lne suppor'o' uie s'aiuata VI u'e'' U,''"
NY anu S'''a'"e,i '',e '"'' 'I'e' :" g
"o''' :" 'a' . -" re. 49, ,..,,a, ona,,
s .ssI - -,
o.''e' Sso''V' ', '"' :s. n.s ,,so -
no''o.' ""e'o 'oD' wv, -, g..
'o"' ', 49,.
may D' 'o'ooo ~ e'u'' ~ ''I. ""''' ''''
lh'accofaahce WIN the ptouu 'ee''nSS express
ed at the formation Of this gallant band Is this
.ho ..a.,,o,, ,hosa ,yo,rdod aud otba,,v;se
-, -. - .r:s,;...r,
u'sd'ieo nsloes our p'ouu "''u pa"'''c
trlct, have right 70 expect from our hands, al
for they have suffered hardships of almost evc-
-.
answer no! ana wouid suggest. .ha' the COM
mlttee, appointed to acl the noble part OF rails.
ing the company, be called together. and suita
III, oo,,, Co. 81, xo.,,,;. or Ill ,,a;.
GERS, noE'commisslonec ofhcers ana prVases
Of the "96 Boys" as they arrive, be made.
Let il not be said that we ne citizens of Old
Fdno6o,d ,ro ,,,n,,,oC,I ,o,I,o.o ,,ho h,vo CO
:,
hooiy rePresehlea US upon tne he'cS VI fet'
Cruz, Contreras, Churnbusco Chapultepec,
and y, the Gates or Me.ico
TIL. r,,Iou;nr r,ro,,,,b from Nev Or.
1t.
e. , >, c,L ,,or
tho ro,nrn Of those or our n,IIon, heroes. who
nr,v b,ve tho oood fortune T., rca,h their homes
and families.
gtm1no,t the enthusiasm and n,ide Of country
which is excited by the repeated trirrmphs OF
our arms. now lew lhlK OF tne pnoi so'aleis
sno, no 'eh emd hs,sh eone",he;r constitutions br,.
ke,, from the perHicions effects of an unwIole
some climate, and the strong arm which earned
HEIR substance, IN many Instances, rs lett up.
on the bloody fields of Mexico; The James l..
Day, brought about one hundred and twenty 8
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80 ElEesV Negroes.

Men, Women, and Children, between Two and
three thousand bushels oil Corn. Peas, $50 head
Of Hogs, II or Ii Horses. Cattle, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Tools. and
many other articles loo tedious to mention.
Ierms.-Al sums Of five dollars and under
cash, all sums over tlnt amount on n credit
uu!il the 25th December lS4S. Mites with
two approved securities will be required.
GABRIEL HOLMES, Admr.
dec 5t d6
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NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to the estate Of
IA Anna NJ. Morgan. decd, are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those hnvins
demands against said estare are requested to
present them far ravment, properly atteSted.
L. BURKHALTER, Ad'mr.
dec. s at 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Henry B. Gleason, } Declaration

james H.Jones,..& eoa ! Attachment.
YHNHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
Il. this day filed his Declaration in my Of
fee, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known TO reside within the limits
OF this State, on whom copy of,he said De-
cIaraion, with ri le to plead, can. be served.
On motion ofMr. Gray, Attorney for Plafutiff.
II is ordered, That the said Defendant appear
and plead TO the said Declaration, within a year
and day from the date hereof or final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him
by default
THO G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nav 26, 1S47. oIy l9
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Notice.

y vi IL rs lHUtlCE.Ee
sH WILL Rent ty6ntihe plantation of james 8.
Sn Pope .deceeaed at isei Island Ford, on the
lid dayofS Deee ember tlex, at public outcry,
.gfs4 Ferry SawsAi and sGfisl Mill. Notes
with d security ssYih BE reqiiired.
5sses LES USAN. POPE.
december II 2ts$s.. ..45
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NOtiCc.

"A Ii. those indebted To the estate Of John
IN A-%iVarrnn. Senr.. decd, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands 10 present them properly aitesied
AMBROSE WHlrrLE. Ad'mr.
dec 8 At di
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Notice.

a LII Persons indebted To the subscriber,
"a either BY Nole or open account. are re
quesled TO make Immediate payment. II not, n {:
Ter the first orJanuary next, they will find their
accounts and mites in he hands of nm attorney
for collection. A void 10 the wise is sufficient.
JOHN J.. DOBY.
december 81 As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
NOTICE.

A Ill Persons indebted 10 The estate OF
~ the Rev. John Landrnm. decd, are re-
qnested to make immediate payment, aud those
having demands will present them properly at
tested. JOHN LANDRUM, EL'tr.
dec 8 a, 4G
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E0l. Rent.

fms The House and Lot. the residence of
.p.sl- T. B. Bacon, in the village of Edgefield.
Aso-A small Farm, about mile from the
village. For terms applyio
dec IS IT 46
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Notice.

a LII Persons Indebted to the estate of Eliza
EM- beth Minis, deceased, are required TO
make immeLiate payment, aud those having
demands to present them, properly altested. on
or belore the first Monday in March nert, (1545.)
BATE HOWARD, Executor.
dec. 8 81 45
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IsTATE 10 SOUTH CAROLINA.
DGEFIELD DISTRICT.
efN EQUITY.
Martin Possyand wife,
a. bill for Partition.

aJabfleI5 Holmes, Ct NJ.
EAI Office is hereby given. that by virtue of
lN an Order from Chancellor Caldwell,
shall sell at Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday in January next, part Of the Real
Estate of Lewis Holmes deceased, viz:
One tract Of land containing three hundred
aud lbirty.seven acres more or less, situate in
She District and State aforesaid. and adjoining
lands of Jesse GoniHion, Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Oh.
try, Joseph Turner and Mary GomilHon:
Said land will be sold on a Credit Of one year;
except as to so much as viii pay the cost OF this
suit, to- be paidi in cash. The purchaser giving
bond and good surities for the purchase money.
5. .S.TOMPKtNS.c C. r. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Edge6eid, Dec. |, l847.
nov 30 St IS
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! Notice.
EEectEEol.,s SAke,

NWIILL BE..SOLD, credit unit: the
wv 25th of ..cenn,er-rlex x, two m GRO
FELLOWS. (Mason aud Charles belonging
TO the estate of w. B: Mays; dec The Spar:sSs
chasers to give nole with two nppfoge5. sire;
ties. 5. b. &. &.JsJ.SA1AYSs,5EI,tr ,trsos,;
dec. 8 80: ,46 ssss s3
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SO E &c gspys ggs.OeS,
decenberS s
Administrators Sale.

NR Yan order Irom John Hill, Esqr., Ordi.
-ED nary of Edsrfed District, will be sold,
on WEDNESDAY the 5lh Of January next,
at the late residence of Lewis Holmes, decd.
all the personal estate Of raid deceased, con.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
SfNEsARREED

On Tuesday evening the Both ultimo. by the
Rev. James Ghilds Mr.. B. w. BErTls, 10 Miss
ELlzAB MiIIER, all of this District.
On thesamsseyening by the same, Mr.. Jas.
B. GRlEYfN, 10 1liss EMMA MILLER, all of this
District. ~
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD

YHyHE Commissioners of Roads, &c. Of the
q. Lnwer Battalion 9th Regiment, will let
the building ola Bridge across Turkey Creek,
on the road leading from Edgefield c. H. TO
!Abbcvic C. II. on Thursday the 9TH January,
1913 3. NJ. BLOCKER, See'ry.
dec g 81 46
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NoTICE.

a LLpersonsindeble to the estate Of James
IA Miller, decd, are requested to make
payment, aud those having demands to present
them properly a,tested.
THOS. r. ANDERSON, Admr.
decS 4t 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08

Mt. J.. Culbreatli, OF the Newberry company.
inaleuer written to gentleman Of this place;
: dated City of Mexico, 0ctobert25, says--"i
ike this part ofthe country very WE'LL there are
some ofthe finest landsin this valley that ever
saw any where,-they produce finely. consider
ing the way they are p!an,ed,-the people don't
understand planting corn, they plant from lS TO
90 inches from hill to hill, and from five to six
and eight STALKS in , and it brings fine
corn"
Mr.. C. gives an excellent description ofthe
battles Of Chapultepec and at the gates OF the
city, in which he speaks in the highest terms
of the conduct of his associates in arms.
Tsnnesses.-The Hon. John Bell, has been
elected United States Senator, after forty ight
ballotings.
Yale Colege.-Ths venerable seat of learr-
ing still maintains its high reputation. From
the annual catalogue itappears, that there are
522 students connected with its various depart
,nents. The number of Professors, including
the President amounts TO %. Tutors and other
instructors l1.-Tolal "a.
Columbia Line Of Stages.-We are pleased to
see. that the enterprisiug proprietor ofthe Line
ofSlages 10 Columbia, Mr. R. Ward, has put
= new Hack upon the route. This Coach
which has Just commenced running, was built
in Albany, New York. 1t is we'll and strongly
built, is handsomely painted, with new and fine
harness to match, and is in every respect, well
suited to the comfort d. pleasure ofthe travelling
pnblic. This Coach is called the General Tay-
lor--arecommendatio certainly, in many res
poets, for the old hero Of Buena Vista possesses
many good qualities, and has shown him
self capable OF enduring much. We believe
We believe the Coach resembles him in these
particulars. But in one thing, it is entirely
unlike him. Mr. Wards Coach runs remark
ably WE'LL. On the contrary, General Taylor
was never known Ia run in his life.s He always
stands stock subsequently, when an enemy
is in sight. The first five dollar note which we
find, we will lay out, in riding in the Colum-
hia Hack.
Medals.-Thes6:iLy Cou4ieiIsso New Yorkl
have appropriated $1,000 io PErocu Il: medals.
for the survivors Of i.he sesv reslnen!;in
Mexico and also 10 be gisensto; the widows
and eldest ns,nbers ofsibe families etilose
whS5slonged 10 the reg inelltti and who have
ne -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08

Completion of the Telegsaph:-Tbe
line or Magnetic telegraph between Char
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Tennessee. Hon. John Bell, has been
elected United States Senator, after forty eight
ballotinss.
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Foreign Markets.

PERNAMBUco, July 9.-Since circular Of I'd inst.
there have been arrivals Of interest," and the bakers
about 5000 barrels, which is retailing at quotations
Business gradually continues very dull indeed owing
the immense stock of dry goods which cannot be moved
and the absence of shipping to take away produce
The export of sugar for the year ending the 3Oth u
2O tons being increase of 1880 tons the
preceding year. the actual increase, however, is much
larger there is still sugar Of the old to
to townthe packages exported have been 6l5
046 boxes 7504 bbs and All 1858 bags showing very
rapid adaptation of bags in preference to the unwedy
Asses used few years since The cotton exported dur
ing the same time has only been 500 bales but
this is 23l6 than shipped the previous year
while there is falling off of about half the quantity of
fides which only reach LOG 900 pieces, caused by the
great drought having in many places entirely destroyed
the cattle Sugars 2O0oa2 800; hides ITO Exchange
26H 81. Freight, COS
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eexas@&S r.: az NJ s 3. .i! s,.e.sss,

rHiLAesISxiA,Aug io-Flour and Msal-rhs receipts
OF nour continue unusually light and the demand ID
ton. Sales Of fresh ground Pennsylvania hour AZ
20 per barrel, and Western do at So sIHi geod
sale of 500 barrels Leechburg extra for shipment at
So 70 per barrel Rye flour is dul-smsl sales at 50 81
Cornmes-small sales at So 20 per barrel and BRANDY
wine on private terms Grain-Wheat is scarce, and
there is some enquiry grinding sales Of prime white
wheat at 81 IS 81 So per bushe part Delivered West
ST 2Oc Rye-No sales reported. Corn-Prices are sta
tionary: sales of Northern yellow at "a cents Pennsy
vauia round would command 70 cent?. Oats-A sale Of
Pennsyyanis at 81 and of Northern at SIS cents
sale of new Southern at As cents and lot Of Pennsyl
yana at 40 cents
CISoISNArI Aug 6-Prces frmer to- day than an:
the close Of Thursdays business indicated
The sales 80 bbs from store 40 do from railroad
100 and 200 do City Mills at 81 10; l2s do from canal
81 g. 200 do from store at S. Most holders ask the
highest rate named or over
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n. ~: 4 .s s,. ss' s,
Sssu rs S.sts HDaa Wsp.r aSi 4ssS; kSsssa.
YorE, bfgs Emms Dickinson Rchnond New York slaap.
or Bosfon sehrs Aurelius Schenbeck Pensacola Wan.
wight Nargrave, Mobile; Essex. Lee, Vera Cruz.
NoRFoLx Aug e-An brig Tonquin Young I'm N York.
bound TO (Cuba) put IN distreG schs Proyi-
dence Shanks Havana; Oetavia Knowles FIN York, BID
Garden Keys, Torlugas In Hampton Road brig Lydia,
Mather James Riysrbd 70 London sehr Atlantic Cook
10 days Mayaguez X Cid brgs Oceanus for Cork Jas
"NsswpoRT Aug Arr schr Anaconda, q lrham, NYork
for Boston; Harvest Pnby, Taunton. for NYork Bridge
water Matthews Alexandra, for Boston; 9th soops
Tannheer Keuney Prov, for NYoIk Dennis do for do.
SPnILApELpHIA, Aug ll-Arr briggs Ducamin Lockhart,
Sail Kew Turks Island Garter Bavton, Morse Boston,
marara blanchard York; schrs VIM Henry. Snow Fall
R;yer Somer Clifford Mobile; Oregon Post Newburyport;
Forest King Kelly New York; Peerless Conklg. do; Mon
i.yev Washburn New Orleans; Harvest Rice, Mystic, CT;
Ottoman Pendeton, Warwiek Jas Loiiand, Thompson,
Boston Betsy Bookings do; Champion Hatch, Proydence
pRoyIprNcE, Aug 6-Arr brig New Engla.d, Shepard,
Turks Island; sch Wanda. Doane from Charleston lumber
The was anchored under Bloes Island when the gale COM
chain bnace harness. cask shifted deck load split SAILS
Er Al taarantne, bng Crandee, Kellar, Havana.
RtcHMoNp Aug 9-A schr Francis, Esther, Nash, ork
Sid schrs Courier Couch, NYork Fairfield. Robins, Prov
salem, Aug 7-Cla brsgs Gazele. Cheever, CAYENNE.
Below bark Condor Pierce NYork for Portland put IN Tor
say.NrAH Aug 6--Cld brig Excel, Macy n York
WASHINGTON. N C. July 29-Au schrs Myers, Fowler
and W. shngon Gssk Boston& 28th Melville, Allen, do
Isl inst Spartacus, Parker do.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. IL. ls47

BALTIMORE, aug II, lo4f
Warm Weather and Business-Packet for Liberia
Kidnappers decentralization Returns-7he Rape
Case--Mr Jdmison-The Markets, &c.
The weather has become intensely hot again, and
citizens again moving towards the Springs and
terng places in search air and salt water The
mercantile portion of the community however, are
PEELED to remain at home to attend to the fall trade,
which is commencing in good earnest. Our hotels
filing up rapidly, and considerable sales have already
been effected.
The regular Liberia packet will positively sail her
second voyage to the colony the LIST Of Septemb
and learn it is the intention of her owners to make
three trips year. hereafter, possible This will be
Of great advantage to the colonist and be the com
mencement of trade with our city that will ultimately
become very valuable
Two men, calling themselves George Schwartz ant
James Miller arrested yesterday and committed t
answer the charge Of kidnapping young coored girl
named Mary Whiting from Chambersburgh Pa AM
selling her to Hope Slater for slave. They brough
her to him drunk and he agreed to give $500 for her
be paid the following day; but she having got sobe
In the meantime, their guilt discovered.
The election returns from the West and South ar
causing great rejoicing among the wings and will nfus
spirit aud energy into State elections this fall tina
was not anticipated. On the election In Maryland will
probably depend the political complexion Of the mex
House Of Representatives.
The exposure OF the disgracefu rape and seduction
case mentioned last week. has caused the flight of the
accused party from the city, and number Of citi
who unaware Of his true character find them
selves minus Of hundreds OF dollars of borrowed
Mr. Jamson had full house his benefit last mig
He performed Richeleu with great effect but was I'M
fortunately but poorly sustained in the minor
Miss Wemyss as usual performed Julia admirably.
Sales Of Stocks at Baltimore.
Is Mechanics Bank 1917 United States 6s 1857 closed AT ID
City per cents, of 1880, closed at 1919. "