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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-17

h T The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office el
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGEEJ. SHEPPARD, go. 5sgJr sg.
EDMUND MORRIS, .ss,.3
SAMPSON B.. MAYS, .;.
z Lieut. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. s.. c. SCOTT.
Maj MARSHALL p. SMITH,
Z LEVER. WILSON. y
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ss With this promise. and the sentiment at the
- Ihead of The Sorlh Carolinian, ever present to
- : his mind, he hopes that no neglect of his, will
ever comprolnit the high character, this Journal
si.ssi has so long tnnntained; nor indicate him a
s 3 wntchess sentinel ofthe rights Of his State, or
the constitutional liberties Of the people. Ami
mnted with the courage to do right and hating
tho cowardice Of doing wrong, he throws HIM
sks self upon the indulgence of the public, and re-
lies upon its generous liberality to sustain him.
7. ,ss,,;, e,,eo H., B. R. CARROLL
The CORES spon1ent ofthe N. o. Delta, under
soa date Of Tampico. Feb Eth, gives the rumor
asa.5 Of a battle between Santa Anna and General
Taylor, at Monterey where the latter made
.aqsni stand after re,reating from salillo,
The details as given by the Mexicans, who
arrived from Victoria are, thatin the approach
of Santa Anna to SaltiIlo, General Taylor, fell
back on the road 10 Monterey, followed by the
ssas Mexican chief. In his eagerhess to outfank
our general and cut off his retreat, he extended
his line too far. and SO weakened his centre,
tina. the ready eye of old Taylor Immediately
SHsssta discovered the advantage, and wheeling his
eagfe column to die right by qnick move, cut
~ though their very centre, and made such
81 50 work on the advanced half that before the rear
could render them any essential service, they
were cut up and dispersed. The number Of
KILLED on the part of the enemy, is represented
81 5y the Me1icans to have been greater than at
any other battle.
General Arista is said to have been danger
ously wounded The American officers at Tam
iss pico put great confidence in the truth of the
ss run1or.
Y 'fSd The NJ o. Picayune off Sd inst. says: Some
feeling has been excited in the city by the re-
Z = ports which have reached here from Tampico.
~ that an action had beeu fought near SaltiIlo
between the forces of General Taylor and
e Santa Anna. The rumor obtained currency
ss and. even credence, at Tampco, but is no doubt
& qnfoupded. We published yesterday letter
I, from Salillo, dated the 9th uItimo, which was
ss written about the time the action is supposed
by 10 have taken place or little afte Tina
: .',.ss . made, no mention Of battle. We have
since, seen letter Of the 10Th ut., from Camar'
- go, written by very intelligent officer Of the
army. II makes no mention of such an action,
ss- nor Of the march of Santa Anna upon Saltllo.
The above, it appears, is not believed by the
New Orleans papers, but from the accounts
s received from that quarter, there can hardly be
so : a, doubt, but that General Taylor and Santa
Anna has, ere this, come in contact
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ISLAND OF LoBos, CoAsT OF MEXICO,
: February Is, lS47.

To the Editors Of the Chars. Courier:
The Charleston Volunteers are now en-
camped around me npou this romantic
little isle of about a mile in circumference,
in the wide ocean. With Three cotDpa-
MES of,he Palmetto Regiment, they sailed
from Mobile on The 30Ihult., on hoard the
Alhambra, under command of Col. But
Ter.
Upon crossing The bar, our sealed orders
were opened, and Gen. Scott briefly in
formed US that if we reached the Rio
Grade by The lst Of Feb, our ship must
report to him, if not. then repair 10 this
island and await further orders. Fhe
former was out of our power. for want OF
lime. SO we proceeded on our search OF
this small speck on the bosom Of these
beautiful blue waters. After being buff
fested abou, by two or three "Northefs"
for two weeks, our sight was grali6ed by
the Stars aud Stripes flying from the peak
Of the sloop Of war 81. Mary's. She was
anchored 10 protect US aud show us our
harbor. We found here tho rest of our
Regiment, together with seven compa-
nies Of The FIRST Pennsylvania Regiment,
all ashore III camp, two or three compa-
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From the Hamburg Journal.

~. From the Hamburg Journal.
sg The following letter from a. gentleman
attached TO the Palmetto Regiment, will,
we are sure, be read with interest by our
readers. .l.,,,.s.g4.s ~
IL was addressed TO The editor of this pa
per, and lis, several days later than any
thing we have heard from the Palmetto
Raginent.s:;'r .ls!7':;s 81 +
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The subscriber relurns his sincere thanks to-
the citizens Of the District, for the liberal man
ner in which they have supported him in his
business sand hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find il 70 their advantage to con.
,tinue. their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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LOST

MN TUESDAY; nigh the 9Th inst, small
" red POCKET BOOK, contaiuingawenty
three dollars in money! and Note drawn by
Asa Holstein,, decd, and Thomas Smith for
thirty eight dollars, due Two years, past last
Christmas. All Spersons are requested not to
trade for said Note, rs ylnent wall be stopped.
SAAUEL.KEBB. B. q
march II g3y s.i5 Ii Sc. aas+.S 8
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,NOTICE.

TE1HE, ,pnderGgled have formed co-part
IL nership under the name Of JOHN LYON
g., Co., for tlle purpose Of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and wilkkeeR at he-saH:e pluce formerly occu
pied by John.Lyon. !. ~.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEsTNGS,
and fancy ARTICLES, will alWaysbe kept Oil hund
which will be sold unreasonable terms.
JOHN LYON.
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
January !, 1e47.
We also would inform the public. that we are
receiving from New York and Charleston, q
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gem
tlemen's wear consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do, do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSiMERES,
Do do. fancy do. do.
Do. fancy check summer COATS, a large
variety,
A splendid assortment of VESTINGS,
A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do, :;
Black satin antfancy Cravuis and Scarls..
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and DraWera.
Cotton and wooden Drawers, "a, -
Also, variety Of Goods belonging to the trade.
such as MILITARY Y,TRINMINGSy &c, all
ofwhich will be sold and made up, ia j style thai
will please. any that may favor US with their
patronage.
March Is, 1547. 3m 9
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State of South Carolina,
go :,tse .EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. & = :
Columbus Blair, Appt., s

ee:unous DIair' APPt' SUMMONS sum:
Sarah Blair, s. others, d'fts. Partition.
BY. an Order from John Hill, Esqr..
Ordinary Of Edge6eld Dislricl, l will pro.
ceed to sell OF Edse6eld, Court House, Oh
the first Monday 10 April next. tract of.
iand belonging TO The estate Of James Nj.
Blair. deed, Situate in The District aforet
said, on Stevens creek, waters Of the Sa-
vannah river, containing four hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
James Tompkins, Drury, Morgan, Abram
kilcrease, and olhersr 10 be sold Tn aicre-
dir unit ;jbe first of. January next, l848.
the, purchaser will &c required to give
bond aud Two approved sureties, and
mortgage OF the premises 10 the Ordinary
to secure tho purchase money.
Costs 10 be paid in cash. !
H. BOULWARE, S. E. D. ;.
March l3 a' 4t . a'S
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MasfOdOn. Cotton SEED.

NHS*VssVhk' k'NVtSVHG S3S.FUs
HyHE Subscriber wonId respectfully inform
IL The chizeps. of Edge6eld and ths: adjoin-
ing Districts. that he has ordered ,a,loi of MAS.
TOD0N COTTON SEED 1ron Holmes
county, Miss, which he waMspistods geuaine.
which. can be had at De. Japes E. .Gsifin's
Hamburg. at 80 per hpshsf, {by The sack Of
ten bushels J or at SO per busheE a. ]. D. lib
belts. ntEdge6eld Court House.
THOMAS B. BYRD.
march 3 At ms6 ,
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Administrators A SAFE,

HTNDER an Order from John Hill Esqr.,
u Ordinary for Edge6eld District. -
Will be sold on The 25th and 26lh days of
March inst, al The 'iate residence ofAiexander
P. kinnard, deceased, al. the personal proper.
ty belonging 10 the estute "A. P. Kinnard,
deceased. consisting of ;.
Is Likely Negroes. !.
q Horses. Cattle, Goals, aud Sheep 8 bales Of
Cotton; Corn and Fodder, 26 or 80 bushels Of
Wheat,:sone Bacon aHd Lard one road Wag..
gon, one Baroucbe, e,.gns Cart, one yoke Of
Oxen, one sci Of Blacksmith Tools. Plantation
Tools, Household and; Kitchen Furniture, and
large varietysf Books, on q credit'iuntiI the
25lh Decepaer next, with NOTE and two APP,
proved seepri,iest sfor al;srrns over three dolly
lars, under tiat amount, cnsh. sgIv
Che fNsgroes@ill Re sofdupon the first day
pEaale, :abquL,wo o:clncs, ,.:'*ir IN.
:. BENJAMIN STEVENS.
!. administrator. Il
march 10 i =! a!,2t z
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Sh;erif',s Sale. ].

BY virtue Of fsundry Yrhs Of ,Fieri Fa-
cias, will nocsed TO :ssFlaat .EdgefeId
Court House,. on ihs first Monday aud
Tuesday iu April 'uezt. The following 10
VII; 10. Al -. .a
Attract Of land whereon the defendant
lives. containing one thousand acres, more
or less. adjoiniGg lands Of. John Marsh.
John Wise, and Others, levied on as the
property Of Elizabeth Carter ads } ames
e. Cobb. -. -, I
A tract of land containing six hupdred
acres. more or,less, adjoining lands Of John
Wise, James, Powell, and others. levied
on as the property Of John Marsh ads
Matt Ardis,. and Others, severaly. -,
A, house and LOT in. the loss lsof Ham,
burg, known in lheplan Of said Town as
LOT number one hundred and thirty three
(l33) froptiug fifty feet ou Centre street,
aud ruuhing back one hundred and fify
feet, levied on as the property ofWilliam
Herbert, ads William Woodberry & Coz,
and others, :severally.. 2.
A tract of land .whereon Tho defendant
lives. containing one. hundred and twenty
FIVE acres, more or less. adjoining laads Of
William Padget, Jeremiah. Morgan, and
others. levied on asl be property of lsaac
Herring ads David Richardson, and 9TH
ers. severally.1' 'a'l2'.5 1:.'.is Z -'i.6''
A house and Is in the town Of Ham
burg. known 10 the plan Of said town as lot
number one hundred and, fifteen ll5}
fronting fifty feet on Centre street, and
running back ,one hundred and fifty feet !;
also, one other house aud lot in the towu
of Hamburg, known in the plan Of said
town as lol naniber one hundred and thirty
tl3O) fronting fifty feet on Centre street.
and running back one hundred and fifty
feet each, levied on as the properly of J.
]. Bryan ads aohn ,Bauske keti.l IS
Terms oGsile cash:i, y
III; Bo oUI WAR 81 s.. Ell ~
March 10: e SIS g. w &! At e g
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GT The friends Of Maj. ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate for the
Legislature, TO fill the vacancy, occasioned by
the death ofJames s. Pope, Esq.
I The friends ofWESLEY BODIE, an
.nounce him ASA candidate for the. Office of
Sheriff, al the ensuiug election.
february24 If S
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From The South Carolinian.

From The Soulh- Carolinian.
Extract from letter from the the Pal.
me!to Regiment, dated.
ISLAND Of LoBos, Coastof
Mexico, Feb. Ia, 1917.
We are now here. all safe aud sound ,es-
peciaiIy 10 officers g. men oflhe Richland
Company, who are in fue health. We
have had the hardest kind Of work in
clearing up this island. We were at sea
II days, Is days sailing. There are now
near I, 900 soldiers here, and it is said that
I6,0UU will rendezvous at,his place. Gen.
Scou is expected here daily, and will
probably arriYe in all the inexr four. or Eve
days, when all belive we;Will MOI. belong
10 uarchinS against Vera Cruz. We
have just heard from .Tampico ofthe safe,
ry Of Col. DeRussy and Louisiana Volua.
teers. Speaking of cleaIins the parade
.sround-l have olien heard ofrahk growth
bal never saw il bcIure, II is equal TO he
lhickeis Of .Florila. The Bahyan trees
grow abuut five feet hish-lbe branches
then turn dawn, aud inter lock each other
dove-laiIed fashion, aud theyssrov into the
ground again and take roof. Wesee'any
number of lemon trees. This island is
said 10 have been one Of the retreats si
Lattice. After cutting away the bushes
aud vines, we find The names of persons
from didereul countries cul Oh the trees,
aud look as if done years since. Que Tree
has lie American flag cut on it aud above
it is the Englsh-ours appears the Oldest.
Our Resimentthe sloiious Palmetto. is
lie only one which is full, of those on the
lsIaud-lhere are seven companies Of the
Pennsylvania, 6 Of The louisiana, 6 oflhe
Mississippi, $50 regulars, aud some al sea
not landed yet. There are more rails,
lizzards, land crabs, sea ticks aud other
insects on this lille spot than cat We found
on any spot Of the sdne size clrewhere.
February Is, lS47.
The C"lonel Of lbe Pehusyly ania Regi-
ment took three Meyicap prisoners, who
came here yesterday in bual foaded,with
Oranges, Straw Hats, aud Mexican Blan.
kets 10 sell TO the soldiers. They are fne
looking and intelligent men, oul were
poorly clad. They are now confined un-
der a strong guard as they are suspected
Of being spies. Before they y era arrested
they could speak broken. English very
we'll, but as soon as their arres, lhey were
no, able TO speak English a, all They
said they had permission 10 trade with the
troops from an officer al Tampico, but
could no, produce it; The thermometer
stands from IS to 80 to-day. Some six
or seven vessels have arrived since yester-
day aud our numbers have been swelled
10 SOME 6, 900 troops.
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The Washington Union and the Seaate.
A abore'l effect is making by the Editors
of the Washington Union, to get up an
excitement against Mr.. Calhoun and others
who .yo'ed for the resolution adopted by
the Senate, 10 exclude those Editors from
the Senate chamber. They represen, the
act as an assault upon. the liberty of the
press. But what is the truth in the case?
All persons are excluded from the: Senate
chamber, Editors newspapers and others
except members .and Texmemhers Of Con-
gress, foreign ambassadors, certain officers
and such other persous as Senators shall
especially invite. The Editors of the
|; Union, as printers to the Senate were
priuiLegsd, above all other editors and
citizens by admission lpthe Senate cham
ber. But when that paper wantonly
and grossly insuited that, grave and
venerable body, or majority of it, be-
cause they had patriotism aud indepen-
dence enough 10 vote according to the
dictates Of their own Judgment, measure
recemmendedby .the. p resident, but which
in their opipion, i, would be injurious to
the interests of tie county. to adopt,
and the Senate deemed proper to with
draw from the editors fthe privilege Of q,
pleasure entering their. chamber, which
was mere courtesy extended 10 no ether
editor printer in the country. They still
have all the rights enjoyed by other editors
and citizens of freqnening the galleries, o.
publishing whatsoever they please, withou
limitation OF restriction except such as i:
imposed upon Them, Uncommon with al
others, by the laws of the land. Thei
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