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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-09
SANDS SARSAPARI[LA.

We know Of no form al disease saii-iepulsv-, a
well Disgusting oilrIe, discharsng sores, pus
tnes and scabous complaints, especially when their
wages visible upon the exposed parts Of the
Thousands have rid themselves OF these unpleasant de
veupments oil diseased condition Of the blood by a
To Sandss Sarsapari!la but there still thousands
who are disigured by ticn aud whose health. temper
and spirits are affected nv the circumstance 10 snc
We say, try this purifying preparation, winch Will spee
Oily rlace the physical i,,oi"ations froi yuur
ienancrs, and thus by rrconcilins you IL yourselves
and render you attractive instead of rrrusvr To others
restore the pacidny al your minds, removing al thr
same time both physical and mental irritation.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence al
its superior vaine aud efficacy, pamphlets winch
may be obtained of agents gsal;:
" Prepared and sold hy A. Il. ( ID. SANDS, Drug
gsis iGD Fulton street. corner If William, New York.
Sold, also, by DuvAL x PURCELL, Agents. Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price nrr hottie or
six hnttlrs for s.. March. l@iT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-09
IL. q-.cwam WlNsLow ROBINSON q

YUAN cRt virginia :--AIrlla CLERK : Office
Circuit Snp6tiGT Court Of Law and ChaGcery, Feb.
ruaJy rules, III
a. ss,, Late sheriff and Administrator d. bonis nnn
of John :. nrrArr deceased Lucy Booker Jnhn +
ransr. N! W.T., Lury u. Booker las T. 'ack-, She.
rlf AMI Administrator ~ Jnhn " Booker decreased.
SILLY r. Bcnkrr Richard T. BOOKER, William r. Irlren
den AMI W.T., henry L. Caves aud WIFE, John W. Wal
hal. III ni,h, by Lucy Bunker, bis nrNt lii-nd and
Matthew nrt,t-r and wife, l'nmpairauts:
Austin :ea, late Sheriff and administrator of eorrs
Jefferson, deceased, Joa u. Chain Executor II Rich
ard B'okcf, .."' -a.rd aud Alfred y. Esclest"n.
Defendants.
hhii hirt - s..elcsion. nni iayin. entered hiI ap
ratan,r ~. s.rn security according T. Ill e! 49,
Srh'l AM r rules ~ this Court, aud II appearing IL
evidence adlHsi brfnr the Clerk III his office. ,,a lie
/ re-, th inhlhIiani Of this Commonwealth IL Is or.
.-fed it, IT, apcar here II rule b. held IN the
Clerk ctte, On The lirst Monday May neN,, and an
swrf ;ir h =" The plaintiffs. aud thai Il COPY al lii,
order hc published in The Richmond Enquirer once
week two rion,hs siccr,svcly, ami posted al ihr
it"nt - - ti- Court house ~ tie county.
Copy. 1.sir,
Eel a@-c"ari &. LEIGH. ok.
IL C.lNACi.gf.-vI n.i.ta:-At u Gncut Superior
: to".i - itw and thancery continued b; adlou.a.
men. ari lrd fr New Kent county, III th;. ,'oufl.
hour '.re'', ~ Thursday, the Goth dIy Of November
PM, men e. Jones' siherif of Srw Kent county and
a. st administrator If Ann r. williamson, decreased
ana rh"mat farIan! adinisiralo, de- "ni non, wilh
thr W.! annrNri, of BrnIimln 4. Wiamsnn icceas.
ed, wh" VA corAecntor of VIM. hieauN, deceased,
a.tinSi PlaniifI,:
tlm',,s =. Cinmip, executor of WIN. MranS. dtceas-
rd Ioiai"- y. Iiump, administrator of Richard II.
alranN deceased. aad James NJ. Cmmp, executor nj
Sliy W. trump, deceased, Defendants.
II appearing |" The satisfaction of The Court that more
than mG yeats have elapsed the qualification oi
Gonlaum Y. Williamson and Charles G. Crump as cx-
ecninrs IL iVn s!eauy, deceased, thr Cont doth ad-
jude, 'ic at dtere-, that all persons who may hive
Claims Is ~, tie .aid Wm Meamx, deceased, do exit
III Tie .aitr hec,- Commissioner Of this Court for
settlement before The first day Of March, ls47,
and said i'odl'd- ion-r i directed To examine such
cains md make report To this Court; and further
ordered that copy ~ This order he published far eight
week. in the r,rnnond Mig ami Enquirer newspa-
rrr. pnls IL The ry nf Richmond, ana another
COW roeed ~ III door Of Inc Cour, house n this
t. "a ,@ several s"in., roait days. Cnpy.
JNo. ID. CHRISTIAN, Clk.
Tar creditors oi Wllli1m Msaux, deceased, will ap-
pear before Inc, n The Clerks Office Of New Kent conn.
ty tli; fss ilv e March, o47 with their claims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-09

$4,000, $1,000, 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class - 10 be drawn ut
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March 20 1877
Is Nos Ii drd,xn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
THE BRAV ROY

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80 di"' II were 10 Tell her d wicked lie
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T. ,,=.. ,es - ''', o'ist 1iliittfvh mute
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ti,a . 80 -, =. - o'aa'af'iy yieided 10
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
r,e4ti. 81
LEGENDS or NEW .iExIC0.


The = as haf3lrer.-A laan Was q. la=
8 81 siie prison. 81 odtta I e iz.f 7tt5fi'5z SO
NJ admitted ta see Ala' his mo.aEf.
gssed t90e1fus. Ers, -6ftea woman - Is
ft- side IS be i-y efea ~ 8ld hga4aFgaz l.4t
Mas sptesd ne one corner 90 DIE taaul The
lsee % aaai a.4 woman haunts the writer -
s5ss ia2l5sittz ete al a33a sHe a45e aaaf et
ne ritsao feen. Win hef skeietaR faaes
easptJ ia each Other, and her CLASSY eyes fix
- "l.h intense Vacancy al such an express
SOB is aHo"ao.e4 q oa aer Urctehei- diving
SON / ne ms rabie prisoner noticed or en-
Hsaee With seo@t bat sas seelaz4 wholly
aat9as lois 81 our pies ace. and taal- et. at
everything Eieu,y lgfs sa880 Hs5 .#H8a-
ea d1a6.e IS maal NaHhiss. aud left ls,le
5a8m LEI expression Ia bar eaauieaaaes= trt=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

EEF0ETII ~ Q n TITWF
teeta uehrs waHel ia the -laIlius
sHEtF AIS sNh hEPtKreHHs
~ BeaAs fer tA1 Laal = 48ifs. ,H 7 ffr
aug CT 8 ad5ocl p. Il
aHkHEtps
New England kouuiz, Pittsburgh
AmaFiG8. Calhoun.
AHgls-Sa4a8, Pnce. New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
New tnSlaHd keaHtz Cincinnati.
Auelo-Saxan PfiCe, Pittsburgh
Hb=uia Smith.
Ameuea Calhoun Nashville.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

4 GAR ID.

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p Fts NOHTONte ss % seasstt
49, zhai he ID se1iu iesste n tfr stfzT
inHis9 liz. - ii'ic he iiapes IA mori I'D ~
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- e maze - teastsftatie rhe as,og ga F#az
taa
= AtIA ILL efEATEp MON faIt ~
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sa'e a ttils afizer. ttlce5 Seis
TY1fE CRENr sfrirr. o, an HIass.
n iz1rc q .olse ~ lie do-tt4Hc. ~ ~, &
Aa,n1t g. .4s' han, iaai received ar sssf
a.'4ah ~ ssastf ~ IN - HaFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
u sRns.E \ FREE >Fo,.

III ltl1INa sI0AE- WINDOW ~
kFS &eiIIS DRESSED or H45H5
Corner NfHtf a 9lra
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7 nE fa55fHs af5r.s
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fH=ztA i#aHs i=A= feee=sta aHa
tle ssssr l.tat sre=, iaszs .iazt
- n ffes staat. ana VII furnish aazsz-
= af4as 81 TINS NAe4
nkFFu4ffRs TaoTs= .aasf,r .5z=
u 20 f.eEg. ka'f sH5iiz 4 40. e#a-###s
orr ~
Il T CoeFtHs roots Ia-f receive .--
= sH'l fef saie y 0#t kfFs
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~ 's,e teEs ip's p sHHfAEB4
~ -aef Il rsst4==i1 ss.s i.sste=n. -
lot s,ie b Sic dnzeu single piece D.,
Inb JOHN THOMPSON
yAY UsfEn COMFORTS so7aH No.
VIZ tafis ssl received aud flf sci, -
iHs IALt.ANT a Dr. tF5#
u IfF Atrfs-ia dozen superior Ba.t45#
II .4si -carleei aad far sale rs
TALI.ASr 4 M tfz#z
THOMAS BEATTY.
Efnt1 ~ BGufH. Hrheuziz s f5,
ciHFuti. OHIO
GENERAL COMMISSION MEGcHf
~ 80, Pardrass Stua
NiW 0H-ftsl
- tEetet tR ,'tcrtIur pad 90 ra-sai,aff
= aza ~tHfsles. a. "a ses # al lsaa* = Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
u iae FHaeee, 9i Che t5H a WazelIus la
#asft ISL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

LoSf-IaaaE ths = wees a Blue
CLOAK Win HlaE4 5a#as Tie 6Hlaz HiH
b newer I'D ~ - =Ias 81 s#6s7Hd=e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
ECLEDYIc ScH00L ~

nnR RENT.-Asi aave e3lf.
sssxs. 4 Housekeeping f1r tiaat %
f.Fs taf white cottage rrstdrnfe
sss,t3 side, from ihe 1T OF Apfii nsf'
s,f.E2 tlai ot the building = entire
---AA1 #efe ar four sed fa7fn- d.
i'hs double diaing room. and large liz
eehlfe, all GA one floor 4 kHeheH iH ~
wAs, and VIII ne tiulsfed ~ the sprirg
nsusl q them pApsfed IA iir.t .tVls ftfs,f
h'"=t business part al the cIls Hesf the -
: one Of lhsF most elevated AID leAuiiiai -
Ih' ett3 \ quantity 81 hsusrlfid AID =
tAfe eAh h purchased 0u good Terms
jan 10 4
II tS@0L, Ti0N-I'he partnership ae'd
- fFi@eca McCHhis 4 Botd +. ills -
hi"'aai consent. TIE looks ava psressif
haiies Vi bBsd IS h8 + auihofitrd r. r.
r ,ie,.i 81
JniG JoHNE'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22

Amaea. ID he hands ct tie T.. =
.ast ls47 Seo- % ''s'@' = -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-22
NGIFFlt'< ScuoOI B00hs

- received. G dor II Gufilf's .ll Re-
Reader. ~ da "a Reader. - d. - hss
8 -lei- - do kst Eis1sic tfdlmeits
g AH. az. -. dt41 aa d. part iai. ~
sa-t II J. kUBB. ofHaf Ma @
- Ekgt ~si0N eAFs-Icrg rsrss5-'
q Taps 50 80 fiilad and spil raf -,.lf
end f'F s4ic IoH IS jau lg ist
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
tSherif's Sale.

BY virtue ofsundiy writs Of Fieri Pa
cias, 10 directed, fwiIf proceed 10 self al
EdsefeId Court House, OH the first Mon
day and Tuesday IN May next. the fol-
lowing property 10 wit ~ y
James T.. Cobb vs. Elizabeth Carter.
the tract of land whereon the defendant
lives. containing one thousand acres. more
or less, adjoining lands Of John Marsh
John Wise, and others.
q Matt Ardis. and others. severally, IS.
John Marsh, tract Of land, containing
six hundred acres, more Or less. adjoining
lands of John Wise, James Powell, and
others.
z John Bauske,, VS.. ]. ]. Bryan. house
and lot in the Town of Hamburg, 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.
Iso, Que other house and lot in th
To wn of Hamburg, known 10 the plan o
said town as LOT number one hundred
and thirty Q30) fronting fifty feet on Cen
Ire street, aud running back one hundred
and fifty feet. Terms. OF sale cash.
a.a@ H. 3OULWARE, S. E. D.
April9 4t I2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14

IN HE undersigned, heIng dei'roIs Of chang
ing his residence. offers fdr sale his hoi,se
in tie Village ofEdgefeJ. So. Ca, well known
az The PLANTERS HOTEL, with all the
Furniture and other necessary appenduges.
to Ihe IIo,se, and furnished throughout, which
mpkes il one Of the mos, desirable stands for an
Hotel, III The up country: "A, Attached nat;.n to the
Guiding Bar Room, and Ten Pin Alley, to-
relher with fifteen Cs) acres ofand. in the
highest state Of cultivation. The House is
pleasantly located the south side or,he Pub
and the business part ofife village. 49,,
To an approved purchaser, the terms will be
male easy aud accommodating. - If, f,
For further particulars enquire on ,he prem
ises.. y n. uooDmaN:
march 81 II i0ea
The Abbeaills Banner Greenville Noun.
taineer. Hamburg Journal. and Augusta Con-
sli,utionalst, will please insert the above four
times, and forward their accounts to
~ C.H. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
SoUTHsC CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELDl DISTRICT.
2IN.lEQUITY. r. -

Exparte-James Miller, N. }
George w. jones aud wife,
Nancy Jones.
MOTTO e is hereby given, that by vfr-
slX tue Of an otder Of C Chancellor Dun
kin. I shall sell at dge6eld Court House
on the firstAfonday 10 MAY next, on GRE
dit until the first dayof January next, with
interes, from date the three follow ing
Negroes, viz:-Eliza ard her children
Watt, aud Malyina. s !.
Purchaser 10 give bond and good secu-
rity. s. S.ToMPKINs,, G. 4. ED.
Comm'rs. Office, April Il, ls47.
April IL S. H. i,ss y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary
LID of Edge6eld District:
Whereas, Ellington Clark, hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on
all aud singular the goods and chattels.
rights and credits OF Mary Clark. late
OF the Drislict aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 eiIe and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
Tors of the said deceased, TO he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, To be holden at Edge.
field Court House, ,onrhe 26lh day of April
insl., To show cause. if any. why the
said administration should not be granted
Given under my hand aud seal. this the
9th day of April, in The year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty seven. and in the seventy FIRST year of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. f.. d.
April 13 q IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14

The souls Of animals The Church Of En-
gland Journal says. that the question of the
souls and future life of animals, has been the
subject of long and repeated discussions at va
rious> clerical meetings. A belief in the exist
ence of souls in auimals is nothing new. Men
protesting this belief, have been found in all
ages. In one ofthe conversations Of Ma poleon,
recorded by O'Meara it appears that the great
Corsican believed, that brutcs had souls. For
ourselves. we sometimes think, that the beasts
give higher manifestations of possessing souls
than many bipeds called men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
From the Charleston Courier.

Messrs. Ep,roRs.-I noticed in the Mercury
of the 9th inst. a piece addressed TO his Excel
lency Gov. Johnson. in relation to the apptu-
prialien made BY the Legislature for the equip
ment of the Palmetto Regiment in the war
with Mexico. For the purpose of informing
the enquirer and also to show that his Excellen:.
cy had nothing to do with the expenditure of
the money, please publish the following re'olu.
tion from the proceedings Of the Legislature at
its last session.
"Rcsolccd, That the sum Of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars be and the same is'hereby appro-
printed. 10 be expended under The order ofhe
Field Officers, 10 e1nip the Regiment Of So.
Ca. Volunteers for services in the war with
Mexico"
And have understood that the said amount
has been paid already to the order of The Field
Officers OF said Regiment by the proper officer.
JUSTICE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14

THNOOTH ACHE CURED
H Mr.. JOSEPH RowAND, No. 376 Market ST.
Dear Sir:-:Atter having suffered many days
and nights with an circulating tooth ache,
and>ried every other remedy wihon, relief.
was induced to try the effect of your MAGIC
LOTION and 10 my utter astnnishment, was
completely cured in five minutes
Yours, BARTLE SHEE,
Paper Warehouse, No. % Commerce ST
Philadelphia Feb. 25tb, lo40.
April IA If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
Head Quarters,

;. MouNT PLEASANT, Aprii D, lS47
YHNHE Upper Battalion ofthe Seventh Reg
imeni will appear at the Pine House,
OH Saturday the 1st Of May, armed and equip
ed as the law directs, for Drill and Instruction.
The commissioned and non.conimissohed Off
GERS the day previous,
The Lower Battalion will be and appear a,
the Cherokee Ponds. on Saturday the elh Of
May next, armed and equipped as the lay di-
reefs. for Drill aud Instruction. The commits.
stoned and nbn:comtnissi6ned officers the day
previous.
MAJOR Mills is charged with the extension Of
this order 10 his battalion.
BY order Of
SAM'L. POSEY.
Lieut.. Col. Com'dg. 9TH Rest. 8. C.. NJ.
J. F. OSBOURNE, Adjutaqt.
dplh ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
Valuable Lands for Sale.

IWyHE Subscriber now offers for sale the
tract of Land on which he now resides.
lying on Log Creek, nine miles west Of Edge
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acies,of which there is about five hun,
dreds ncres ofwoodaGd. On the premises is
a large and comfortable Dwelling Honse, and
all other necessary ont buildings. The planta.
ton is in good repair. Those wishing TO pur-
chase can call and examine for Themselves.
JF. BURNS
april r Hrl@ 3m .sisF ~ ;.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
>iMPoRTANT!ss-ASTHM CURED!!
~ PuTFAM. Ohio, Nav 1S. lS4l.

PuTFAM, Ohio. May 18. lS4l.
DR.. D. Jayne, Dear Sir.!-Doc,or Helmeck
has used some eight or ten bottles Of your Ex-
pEcToRAHT, and .has found decided benefit
His health is betterthan for several years past.
and his appearance indicates decided improve
ment in health. His confidence in your med
icine has induced him TO Recommend it to his
friends. and we afe Informed lha, many Of
them have been cured, ,nnd others greatly re.
leyed. Il. s,ir 3;'5s poTTs & GRAHAM.
WEsrERTowS ,sN:;FY., Oct 20. 1871.
DR.. D. Jayne-DeariSir.-Your Hair Tonic
is mn excellent article. Many respectable per-
sons also offer their ceriiicatesin favor Of your
ExpeclofanL,, i believe your me dicines are the
best preparations. That have ever been offered
to the pnblic. for The eielief OF the afflicted and
for the cnre Of the diseases for which they were
intended. ~
Yonr ExpectoransI think will soon be ex.
clusiyely popular, Yours, &c.
eo.5slSiss eADRIAL ELY.
r. S. ROBERTS sisl DIR. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgefeld C.H.
apirl.I4 ,.s55 s3ssS :S.y.ss ct 12
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14
Head Quarters.
April ID

COLUMBIA. 10Th Feb. Io4I.
n. .lEUTENANTJ. w COUNTS, of Beat
lHL Company No. A, otherwise called Bull
Pen, Company,- 2d Battalion; d3l Regiment,
having volunteered his. services as private IN
The Hammond Guards" for. the Mexican
War, n. farlohgli has heen granted 10 the SAID
Lieutenant untillhe term Of his services as :. a
volunteer expires.
BY order Of lhe Commander.in Chief: '.5
~ e'Ei ]. w. CANTEY, /
,2iii'a Adj. &s Inspect. !Genl. z
ii ,i.anriI14 - 2t ZIP
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-14

The splaifof thus apauids The Mexican
poris aud collecting dunes IS called d sys-
tenn Of 3 military ce1iributioll, merely
because il is establists led dna aer the laws 6f
war alone; and for tte same reason lis
execution; IS connmite 10 military and a.
val officers alone. .:.s..., .e
itappsafs that the adoption Of this sys.
tenn, long ago ,recomiiegded III aud out OF
Congress, is al last determined upon, for
The reason thai whatever hopes were en-
rertained sof peaces sthrough the agency
Of The three million bill are now aban.
tloned ]. Il would appear that The admin
islralion has d determined to press ihe, war
with the utmost yisors even during, tie
SUNNI er-@that there be mo haIiins till oDi
victorious banner is planted in the city Of
Mexico. IN addition 70 ihe conquest Of
every important; place on the Mexican
coast, or in the nierior, The President nov l
resorts 10 such ME ans as must have the ef,
fec, 10 deprive Tho Mexican Government
Of all resources for caFfyine on the var war.
while at the same lime ii will render It's
expenses much less onorous TO the Govern
menl Of the U. $. \ s..,, ~
It was Thought some lime ago by MIR.
Waddy Thomp and other sasaclous
aud well informed men, that England and
France, would ultimately interfere 10 this
war, for the ctionsof their commerce
with Meyico-it. .aLn1st entirely cuts off.
But Mr.. Polk, By adopting this system,
leaves to merchants no Just grounds OF
complaints The commerce with England
is The impst5imp portant which, is possessed
by Mexico, and thatWilI be promoted by
This policy. Most Of The mines are work
ed on English account and their business
will be rendered vastly more active and
powerful, by The abolition Of heavy duties;
on quicksilver aud the abolition Of transit
and export duties, &c. -
Our cotton and cntton goods will find
their way freely into Mexico under the du
lies, and large returns ip specie will be re-
ceived. Tothe Mexicanpeople. the whole
system will he a God send I; bal il will be
destructive TO the financial powef.of the
government. ssss-s q. 20 ~ q y ' -.
The edct also assures US that whenever
The war may end, isesareS td5s secure by it
for, yourselves. and fprSall;thei world. the in.
terior passage through the Mexican 18TH
mus from ocean ,o1oceau. This desigc
has long been entertained Tby The French
and English, andsour own government.
Their, is now a Sprospect that the United
States governmentnWill secure it to the
world by whateyer;Ireaty may be made
with Mexico. .e.i -, ,,;-..s ~ s,.,..i
The: he: war. fn lis final,resulls; NAV no,
Be- injurious ) 10 the sci,eiaiinleres,s Of man
Kind; Or e even OF tFie ;NIexicans themselves.
How long itmay,lasIiiis quite doubtful, ,:bn,
any more very severe sbatlles; and it y
not even supposedstfat The City and Gas
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lPThe friendsa Of Major ABRAHAM
JONES. announce himas a:;candida,e for
the Legislature. .tosfll The. vacancy ocea-
stoned BY the dealh3!of james S. Pope,
Esq. iaEialls seecs3a
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Head Quarters;

.LlMEsrosE spRtses, 20!I March, 1917. I
General Ortier. No. 2. 2l"tzs 'a;i2s'ip -
EDlCHARD DE DETREVlLLE.ihaying been
H@ appointed and commissioned Commis.
sary General of Purchases, with the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel, will be obeyed and respect
ed accoriinSly. a,..,.;r .s,.--.a.,-
Byorder Of tic Colnmander.ih Chief
D.. w. CANTEY,
-. AGutant and Inspector General,
aprill14 2t IL
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Selling ar at COst for. One
JVO7lfk OlLy.

|" HE Public are now convinced generally.
d of,he Truth Of Inc above, and that Cheap
as my Goods were before. COST Is different
thing, and never we're Goods sold so low in this
District. 1 shall 60 North the end Of this monlh.
and then old prices will he resumed. My stock
is uul little reduced by the purchases made as
yet. Penple are just be :inning 10 find ont that
ain in earnest. and trust hone will lose this
opportunity Of Obtaining bargains from the
brs assorted stock in lie cnnniry.
r. s. ROBERTS.
April ID If J2
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Regin,entuL Orders.

ENH HE Upper. Battalion will parade at Col.
IL Towes on Saturday the 17lh OF April
for Drill and Review. Officers will attend the
day before for Drill and Instruction. Z,
The Lower Battalion at Mount Willing on
Saturday the 24lh ofApriI for Drill and Re.
view. Officers the Friday before for Dill
and Instruction. i%
Officers will extend ,hi, order to their ba.tal.
lions and companies: ~
BY order Of .
Col 10th RegL s. C. NJ:
april 2 81 IL