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nANIEL s. CHERRY, Manufacturer md
IL Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and rim Ware.
&C., &C., corner of High and Crawford streets.
Portsmouth, Va. 20 tf7 Ian "a
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SUPERFINE SWEET OTL.-Just received
~ a fresh supply of Supc rioY Sweet or Table Oil
tpcricctly pure. no adulteraton mixtuIe)
.FhESt JOJUBE PASTE,-French and supe
rior article For sale the Drug Store Sign of the
Big Mortar. CHAS. fl. HEINITSH, Agent
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GUPERIOR SEIDLITZ g. -S0DAP0W

SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ 81 SODA pow
~ DERS.-We have just received a full and fresh
supply OF SE1DLiTZ AND SODA POWDERS
These different kinds are universally acknowledged
to be the best manufactured, and far superior to
any others. They are therefore recommended with
article of Scidlitz Soda Powders. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
~ Aug l3 CHAS RI HEINITSH oent 2
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Ri E'S


COMPOUND PURGATIVE ELIXIR.
For the core of Dyspepsia. a que s. Fever, Bill
disordered state Of the stomach or digestive or
gans. t
This Medicine seems we'll calculated to afford re-
Ief in any of the above diseases; its component
parts being of such mild and Innocent nature,
inc mode OF using il being very simple,
strlctlon being necessary except to refrain from
the use OF Spirituous Liquors during its operation
The season has now advanced when every one
requires little Purgaive Medicine for the better
preservation Of their health the subscriber there
fore takes this method of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared
large quantity of the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug L5 Corner of HIGH and Middle sts
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9 WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
.. Law, Portsmouth, Va. -
Or Ohcein Bourke's New Building, High street,
where he will be pleased TO see all persons havin
business in the line of his profession Sen IA
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SADDLERY.
VIEW ARRANGEMENT AT TIE EMPORIUM
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
t- FACTORY.

PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
A.F.rlfe FACTORY. .l
GI1 The Subscriber grateful for the
vi patronage heretofore so literally cx-
ria. ~ uAatended to him, would in this public
II manner return his thanks for the
Vse same, and inform them that he has
mace Some valuable Improvements in the m nu-
iaotore OF BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH
Elk OF all kinds. cannot be surpassed in this or any
otner market Tor durability and beauty of finish
wh,ie MS Workmcn are equal to, il superior 10
tnepeSt Tie trusts that havin onco tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
TWO or three hrst rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
wouln ma Immediate and constant EN- ploymcnt
by applying soon.
The mostprompt attention given, as usual to all
money left in his ESTABLISHMENTS is expended in Tho
Town, and goes to the support of our Own nc.
chan'cs; ana tradesmcn. F. HOFFMAN,
~ Buffers New Building, Crawford Street
N. b. A few BOARDERS will be taken bv Tho
suoscri'er,by the year, month week, on mode.
rate terms. Dec q
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NEW BOOK STORE.-Schuol, Classical aud
IN miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c., sold by
N. B.WEBSTER, one door North III tho Crowford
House, Portsmouth, Va.
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ENARINA COLOGNE A few boxes Fari
Il mas justly celebrated and highly popular co
LOGNE, which We offer for sale al the usual pri
COS i. G. SCHoOLFIELD & Co,
Aug 20-5t Druoo;s,e
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II lie orr MAJOR GENERAL CHA

Those in want of any of the above articles will
pleasecall at his Establishment, West side Craw.
ord street, opposite the Market House
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

have just receive. another
assortuicat of Blue Law Pins,
Bracelets, Neck aces and Ear
Rings. 8 1881 W
Also, TURQUOISE Pins, Brace
lets, Ear Rings, Neck aces
and Fipgtr Rings They are
all the latest style Of ia hion.
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} BUSINESS CARDS.

T @. SCHOOLFIELD & CO., Dealers in
J.. Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints Oils
Window Glass. Glass. Ware, p tent Medicines
Fancy Goods, Snuff, Scgars, and Green and Black
Teas, nigh street, Portsmouth, Va. OctI5
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WILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrvener, General Agent. Convey.
ANGER and Collector, will attend to all business en-
trusted to his care with promptness and despatch
oke Square. ' - July 8
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HoYEY,s SEEDING sTRAwBER-

July 25 Under the &c Old Dominion Officc."
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GJ BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
IL. die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
TOHN COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
81 and Domestic Dry Goods, High street near
Middle street, Portsmouth,, Va. -
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rHARLES III. HEINITSH, gent. Drug
~ gist and Apotecary and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs, &c, High street, Portsmouth. Va.
II HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufacture
l. err, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
~ EeImale Beauty.

E CUEPABLE NEGLECT-Ithas bee n OBJ
served sby;gisiters from all other countries, as
as WelFasbli persons of the best cultivated d
taste,in this that i'm no country is there Iarg.
or cluGsof female beauty and excellence, thar,
in This city Yet, while the shue.flter. dress.
maker, a.dSmilliner are engaged in,adorning
anature,s;best gift 10 man, one5par, appears
almost totally negleeted-the Hair. How Of.
ten do The rsiEages ofdisease lay waste The del.
icate formpfvte fair and beautiful, nnd thou Oh
restored Health again, yet these flowing locks
which once adorned their; heads. fall off: and
never again Tlssldrn 10 theiroriginal beauty.,ft
is inc onceiyabIe how any person, more espe.
cially a Ad, i scnn manifest so; much neglect
on this poi1it WheD, u 5'.snever failing rem.
ed " can .ne5 ebininsa at Nh 81 South. Third
street.. lIladisp nd asking ior DR.. Jayne's
Hair: Tenic, Which will perfectly restore. this
only neglected .part, OF female beauty, p
What IS a tlollar or two To-, complete the
croWning port female beauty2 -. !.
Bronchitis, 'Coughs, ConSumpt;on-Thou
sands die annually with the above diseases $.
Jaync's Expectorant never tfuils:to relieve, and
permanently cures nine out Of leu WIN use it
as directed. 5,.i ,:s.,aif.. <; - X,
RS. ROBERTS. is Dr. JAYNE i only Agent
at Edgefe!d G. III South Carolina
January 27 ~ - 3t l
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YOUNG. .LADIEss.BoARDINGgIAyD- :
si BAT E%IfW3R,s e i,

EDoEFIELD CouRT HOUSE, SouTa Cano,; y. ;.
FENHIS School will he opened this n,ny,.;rsS.
III Jannary4th. The services Of Miss pss,.
ker, late Of Phiadelphfs, have bee secnsa,, q,
for the English Depa rtnent, toa ether viii, H.
Freach, Miss Parker brings testimonials or
the highest character for fitness in,ihis isart "
It is to be regretted, that an. i'm preston I'm,
been made, thar the School will be Of asssc,, "'
rian character, Therefore take This onnn,,'n;,
ty OF disayoWing on my part, and als6rn NJ.
Parkers, the slightest wish TO inte rls,s ,,,;,L
the religious opinions Of the children ofiba d;f.
leteit denominations who may be pfaes5 In ~
our care. - -, .s5ts, '4is,sSS1. ~
.Raies of ofTrilion.and Board, .pa Va bla,;n ~.
ydnce, will be as follows n r::ssi;s,.t,. a.
= -. = Per puos,.-
For Spelling, Reading, Writing .Sss nsea7 g.
Z and Arithmetic, =: 3: - nm
Geography Grammar and Com. \ - :. ~. ~
position: with the above, .:ltS,!- ~ =, no
History, Natural and Moral Phi. - - W
losopi,y, Chemistry. Botany, &C.,
will, the above. G:s:a @ M
French, q, - stf-...e w oo
Mupc on the Piano., s.--zils go, - nv ~,
Music on the Gnitar ...,.. 81 nv nv
Drawing and Painting, zs.5.ssgG EO HO
Board, ,inclndIng Washing and ~, "
Lights per month"; -. :.i,.sts ~. IN m
~ charge tof so cents per quarter viii no
nude FOR wood during the Fsll'sand Iv;r,a..
u EDMUND b. BACON:
januaryG .@5 .tr ,psi; t'sa
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.Jayne's EEpectoast,,s-.'

uiS meaic me has already proved itself IN
be nll that i has bsep reco sby ibo.o
w'Io have given it fair test:in thiseo,,ns,s so .
and lhe demand for ii increases deily.s1.iv..
have Just heard Of an important cure of .As,,'
ma, which has beer effected by ,he u,e Of I, ;n
neIshborlng town--the case was that NJ 6. :. :.
male, who hadsfur along time been l,9ieriba
caie OF q physician, ;bdrhad received ND. rsi;se
and her case was considered 'hoDeless AZ :.
last resort she purchased bo,ile Of DrJ,Sns,ss
Expectofant, which caused hert exnec;o,s,s
freely gradually efsed her cough, and Tan;df
restored her 10 heailh. We. have mn Gbss;,y:
ilon 4s IN sayiag, thai this preparation osDa Ss
jayne 'ier'the Guresof Coughs, Colds Tnsnen:.
za; Asthma Consumption, &c. Is tia. Ios mos;.
valuable medicine ever offered tothe Ansf;Ssa !
public. There isfno qnacktry about itApp' DE-
9ayne' one of ihemos, skilfGipfac;i.rs nb..
s!elans IN Pennsylyania, and wherever s5is ~ IN.
nous nspreParaiions have been tborunphiy ies,ed,
he,,s looked npon as great public Ibenefscior
Somerset S9aine) Journal. :,
= K: =; ROBERTS, sole agent, Edse6eld
lanuaY2O q, 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

Western Territory ilia, entire sovereignty
freedom, aud independccc, which were in
Tue contemplation of the trainers Of The
act of cession by Virginia. The acquies-
cence Of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, dues
not make that constitutional which is in
hsell ad,ersei,o the;conslitutiou. aud sub.
Versive Of the purposes Of. an important
grant. 1t suited the domestic circum-
sIauces and condition Of these States, that
slavery should uotexist within their limits.
They did no:tview The ordinance, there
= fore, as restrictive on Them. They were
allowed all lle freedom and Independence
on thlsssubjeetIhat they sought or desired.
II does nor follow, then, that because
there was .tacit consent in these instances,
that in other cases an act of Congress
should coerce compliance.
But the Missouri Compromise sets the
question al rest as 10 The supposed infalli-
biiity or lnallerableness of this so lauded
ordinance. Slavery was permitted 10 all
The territety below 36 30 north latitude.
Toqude1he language of the ordinance
as restrictive ofslavery in the territory
sceded by Virginia, appears to be absurd.
iThatordinance was Substantially violated
by ihe Missouri Compromise. And shall
those who sickle il Congress for The in
i'violabiliiyof public compacis justify setting
aside the essential condition the Virginia
act ;of.cessiou. aud now refuse to extend
that Compromise .whicllreslorcs, but only
10 limited extent this condition? There
is something 50 contradictory in this course
of Legislation that nothing but interest or
popular subserviency can explainit.
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Notice.

NyHE Subscribers anxious TO bring their un.
; III settled husiness:ee a fnal close, once
more and for tire last time would earnestly I'M
press inpon all persons indebted TO them, the
necessity of:iorihwith: closing all demands due
them. :. ;Gqezri l.
They now most respectfully request aud sin.
cerely hope, that all who owe them will make
their arrangements to settle such dues during
the Fall and Winter. At the same time, can.
dour requires that we should sny all such claims
as remain unsettled at return day Tor March
Court next must be settled with other persons
than ourselves. .. f-ss s,t.
a. BLAND,
w. P. BUTLER.
october % If 40
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.BAKERIY.

"HEundersigned takes. this opportunity
Il. - oftendering his thanks for the i6eral pa.
lronase he has received, during the slioit time
he has been jim Eds e6eid, 'audwodld respect
fnlly .solicta continuance ofthe: :saineaS,He is
now prepared 10 carry on the. above business
in all lis branches: x stts:t -: X.
4 Light Bread. Rusks, Butter Crackers, Sugar
Crackers, Wafer Grackers, Milk Biscuits.
Wines Biscuits, Sngare Biscuits. Pound eaad
Sponge Cake Washington Cakes, TAYLOR
Cakes, Wedding and Party Cakes Ginger
Bread, &c. &c. ~, - :.
Fresh CANDIES: :6f;ail kiIdsmade .oorder,
aud al The shortest possible notice. e
r.: .: :. 8. p FIELD.
jannary 90 tt tfsss52 s;
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January &
Lost 0rsSf0lesl. :;

AZ. NOTE OF HAND, draI1 BY Mark
IA Elberidge, lin slavDr Of julius Banks, or
ty7six dollars, dated End or 3rd May: 1876, pay
warned aSainst1' ading for y. said Note, as pay
,,cr julius BaNKs.
january@ 3ts So
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MedIc6yk .N0ticeEs.....:s,.

ks: READY g. YoUNGBEooD nav,
-, 49, ing associated :, themselves together jim
t.e practice OF Medicine and Surgery, are pre-,
pareu 70 visit the SICK atall times: Bf. Ready.
blood, atMt Wiling. * :, oups
January S, 1647..Sf 5.:2asj ,rt en-
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sTXTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFEELD DISTRICT.
s. IN EQUITY.
Ann F. Williams aud
Tabitha Martin,
BM@
Partition, &c.

Freeman G. Martin, Partition, &c.
James w. Caldwell and
wife Frances, a. &olhers. !.
k'T.appearing to;niy satisfaction. that the ds
n Pendants James wv. CALDWELL, nnd wife
Frances, reside beyond the limits Of this State
On motion Of Griffin and Bonham, Complain
ants Solicitors, Ordered, Thai the said James
w. Caldwell and wife Frances, do appear and
plead, answer or demur to this bill, within
three months from the publication ofthis order,
or that the saidbill be taken pro confssso against
them. SIS. TOMKINS;c E. Z. d.
Commissioners Office, .Edgefeld CHI. Z
Januarys22, 1847.
january 3m I
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lThes Subscriber iakes this opportniiity of
returning his tbanks!to his old friends and cns.
TONER'S for former fayors, ,and to solicit, fSr ille
new firm Of GooDE g. &iSuELiyAN, continuance
Of their patronage! s.; E.GOIlDEs
January 1st. lS47 ifS sEsn :
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a.. We have received from friend "a catal ogue
!, of the Trustees Faculty and Students, ofSouth
Carolina College for 1917. The whole num-
ber o.. Students amount TO III. Of these two
ares resident Graduates. Several Graduates
desirous ofbecoming residents, have bee II ex.
cluded for want ofroom. The number Of Stu
denis in the Senior Glass, amnunts,to 35. In
the Junior 40. In,he Sophomore 65. In the
Freshman 20.
The College never was in more Gonrishins
condition. 1.-Two are moi mistaken, the number
of Students never was as large before.
The following gentlemen compose the Board
ofTrus.ees.
David Johnson, Governor of the State, Pre-
sident Of the Board OF Trustees
w. a. Cain, Lieutenant Governor.
Angus Patterson, Presiden, Of tho Senate.
VIM. F. Colcock, Spe aker Of the House of
Representatives.
3 e6ancclors-B. F. Dunkin. William IIar
per, Job Johnston, j. Caldwell.
Judges. ]. Evans, Z. Flost, ]. 3. O'Neall,
J.. S. Richardson, D. L. Wardlaw, I. ]. With
srs.
Messrs. james Gregg w. F. Desaussure,
r. w. BarnweIl, Thomas Smith, James Giles.
pie, Edmund Bellinger, Wbitemarsh B. Sea.
brook, James II. Adams, b: F. Perry, WIN. r.
Duve, Wade Hampton, {. G. Memmin ger,
J.F. Wilmer. 4. N. Dawkins, J. L. Manning,
r. f. w. AlIston, John Buchanan, II. C..
Young, J. D. Wiihei spoon.
]. D. Blanding, Secretary Of The Beard Of
Trustees.
The following gentlemen compose the Flu.
cnlsc:
Hon. William c. Preston, President and
Professor Of Bellies Letters and Elocution.
WilliamH. Ellet, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chem
isiry, MiDeralosy and Geology.
Francis Lieber, Professor OF History, PoiitI'
cal Pillosophsyansl Economy.
Rev.Jamcs H!'FhornwelI, D. D., Professor
Of Moral Philosophy. Sacred Literature, and
.Epidencesor Christianity.
Maximilian Laborde. NJ. D., Professor of
Logic, Rhetoric and Philosophy Of the Mind.
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juIIuary9

Notice TO Guardians, &c.
HUARDEANS, Trustees and Receivers
Va are, hereby notified to make their annual
returns before me. on or before the tenth day
ofFebruary next.
geass ,;;;2:,4,s s. %. ON PKINS, sc.E.fE5D.5
Commissioners Office. Jan. 6. e $50 3 4ts5
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Loss Of Csrn.-The danase occasioned by
the recen, freshets iii the Sciolo, Miami and
Mad rivers. (0hio) is set down at about two
millions dollars, Over one million Of bush
els of corn have been swept from the Scioto
Valley alone. The while country was mum.
dated.
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!, !ii -. 3 -.
void al % stllese lle cons sc,iieniiiolsly 81
serve lies Ievenlh day ef3he week as III

Ciqilrs on Z Z by "a convention
signed at Lima, on The 'l7thof March, ls4l
aud fatiGsft IN the lei of Oetobef,ls s46,
the Goyernment Of Peru agrees 10 pay
$500; 00oby ten annual inslalmenls, bear
ing intsresin satisfaction of claims made
by ciizslsafi The United States presented
BY SaalneI Larned, Esq, when Cargo Of
the United STATES near the Government Of
Peru. Claims subsequently presented
remain open for adjustme emf.
Payment Of The first insiallne1t. 10 be
due On thei lst Of January, 1916, bu, in
terest thefesoa lobe Fecohked from The 1st
Of January, 1912. 2 s..|-sF ?. ..
Ilisisiprlaled that, in default Of specie,
payment may be made in Custom House
warrants receivable at the Peruvian Gus.
lom Hol|sas for thties.-The rale ,ofinle7
reet TO 6lss4 Per cent.-Eue. Ne,cs.
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dissolution.

HEAVING disposed. .ofonr entire stock of
u Il Goods, the firm heretofore existing un
der the name Of PREsLEY q BRYAN, is dissol.
we'd by mutual consent. Allthoss indebted to
US, either by Note or open account, are earp
eslly requested to seltledip, on or before Return
Day next, and save cost as longer Indulgence
cannot be given, ~ E. b. PRESLEY,
-; 6s.z B. c.; BRYAN.
Edgefield C.. H., January 23d, ls47.
January 81 If
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has issued nane Of HEN since, except in one
instance, IS months ago, by accident. The
amount of these denominations in circulation
is very su'al, and the Bank we learn aressssery
deslrons of getting in what few are OUT We
are authorised also to stat e, that no bill OF the
denomination of SO, was ever signed BY H. W..
Conner as President"
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Rev. r. Henry, D. D., Professor olGreek

/: Rev. R: Henry, D. D.. Professor ofGreek
Literature. @
Charles P, Pelham, Professor Of Roman Lit
erature. :,se II
Mathew j.. Williams, Professor of Mathe
matics, Mechanical Philosophy and Astronomy.
Francis Lieber, Secretary Of Faculty.
Henry G.. Davis, Librarian.
George w. Landrum, A. NJ. Treasurer.
G. T. Anderson, Bursar.
c. Loomiss Marshal.
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ARRiYAL OF THE PACKET SNIP QUEBEC,
With dates TO tie eighth December. )
The ship Quebec arrived at New York
on the 20th instant, briugs dates to The Slh
ull. Tie Liverpool market has been
dreadfully excited, aud prices for almost
all sorls Of Cotton have advanced fully ]
Id. The sales are abonl 10000 bales,
including 10000 American and 5000 Su.
rat OIL speculation. There were sold 20.-
600 American Sd 73d.' 1900 Pernam
and Maranham at ~. Cd, 160G! Bahia
7 a H., 500 Esyptiao u a 7d,ynnd 1000
Surats at 5. Indian Corn is in brisk,
request Tor ireland. Fair qualities Of
Wheat are selling at higher prices. The
cholera is making dreadful havoc at Bag
dad, and taking norlherIy .direeiou.--
The London Morning Chronicle of the
Slh. says that the. receipts OF Grain at
London for the preceding week, are very
heavy. Wheat is inactive, and prices Of
preceding week barely ebtainabIe. Indian
Corn on shore CPS. per qaarler, duty paid.
Sahillo.-Tho N. Orleans Commercial
Times of 7th lust. says-Majnr BuleIr
passed through Saltilo on his way hither.
Here he found Gen. Butler, whose severe
wound in the leg was slowly healing. II
will be satisfaction to his numerous
friends 10 learn that he is again able TO
mount his horse, and in "A very shor; time,
will be in all respect, ".hmself again."
The Two Generals, Butler aud Worth
were of opinion that Sapla Anna was too
as,u,e TO risk himself in "A field fight; he
would patiently await the unfolding the
chapter of accidents. behind the fortifica-
lions of San Euis de Potosi, confessedly..
even by our own typographical engineer
officers; the strongest place in Mexico,
after San Juan de Ulloa.--Sauannah Geor.
Important. Decisioa,--We learn from
The Columbus papers that the Supreme
Courl of Ohio. in bank, among oibcr de-
cisious, have decided adverse TO the city. of.
Cincinnati what has been called the Jew
case. The Court declare ,''the ordnauce
of the Cincinnati Council, prohibiting
trading, bar,cring. and selling on Sunday,
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Tie Palmetto Regimcnt.-'rhe Mobile Regis
ter Of the 18th inst, says" The Isl Battalion
Of the Palmetto Regiment, South Carolina Vo'
luuteers for tle war in Mexico, arrived here on
yesterday in The steam boat Montgomery. The
other battalion may besxpectel hourly. This
battalion is under the command nj Lieut.. Col.
Dickinson, who with Capts. Ripley and Smart,
Of the staff is here. II consists of FIVE compa'
nies, unde, the command of Captains Sumter,
Molfa,t, Kennedy, BlanIing, Secrest. and Nc
Gowen. The Lieulenanls are, Spann, Melelt,
Caniey, Durham, Clark, Manigaull, Bell, Bill.
Iings. Secrest aud Davis Surgeons Bland,
Darby and Malel., with 4Ol privates and non
commissioned officers. They are noble
looking set of men, and have in them the stuff
for hard service and gallant deeds. They ale
lodged u, the Old Camping place, in the Cot
Ton Warehouse on Royal street, at the lower
end of the city"
The Left Wing.-The Montgomery Gala }
Journal, of the 2Otll inst. states, tut the Sc
cond battalion Of the Palmetto Regiment, left
that town, Tor Mobile, on the evening Of the
18th. Both wings are composed Of fine looking
men, who, during their brief stay, here, behav.
ed with so much decorum as to win the best
opinion Of our citizens. Col. Butler is SOL
dierlike man, and will, without shadow of
doubt lead the Palme,toes where The storm of
the battle is hottest!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

aeSzzs GRAY & GOODMAN re-
MS spectfnlly inform. their friends
fXR " aud the citizens of Edgefeld
ss:::.t 49, Village, tkat they have again
entered tDlo cu.parlnership. for the purpose OF
carrying onthe eBUTCHERING BUSINESS,
in all its branches They intend to nppiy the
Market with best BEEF. MIJTToN, and
PORK, that the State Affords AlfiofEwhicIf
will be. sold on reasonable terms, and. gooks
settled up quarterly. =.
~ ...,..ir..s. go. e. M GRAY,
go =: WV. GOODMAN.
January 20 2ts5sl,52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

Allpersons indebted 10 this Office, for Sub
-scrptioa. Adusriising, Jobs, &C., are requested
stoslnake immediate payment, and the reby save
!: s:us the trouble andespence Of sending out a
/ Collector, and themselves q little cost. 1--we
are driven 10 the necessity Of sehdins oul a
Collector. we shall Charge each delinquent sub.
scriber, accorJing so3,he Terms ofthc paper.
- ALL persons having any demands against
/ Us, are most earnestly requested NOT to pre-
sen, them until .onr subscribers and Advertis'
serssp Or m,l the Mcxlcan war is over.
We gofarthe war; the whole war, and nolhing
.bnt thesssar. {