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sFROM WAsnlNo RON.
The Psss;denrs Message Presidential Candi.
dates- Moxsssnis cffhe Parties.
J.. wAsaiNorss, Nov goth. 1877. !
The Preseent's Message will not leave the
White House before the Speaker 10 elected, and
will not be delivered ill the day after. II will
be en- able and hne document, dwelling princi.
pally on the causes of the vat, and the manner
Of its prosecution. The President will not re.
commend any particular course of action but
leave that for Congress to determine. rhis'is.
perhaps, . wise coarse under the Whis manifes.
10. and in view Of ihs threatening attitude s.,u.
med BY the friends Of Mr.. Calhoun. These. I
have no doubt. will. in the end, vote ane act
with the Wings. and diminish the Demoe ratio
majority in the Senate. while they increase III.
whs majority Of the House. Eventually. the
Calhoun men mean 10 20 for Taylor; hopine
thereby to throw the election into the House. and
to elect either him or Mr. Calhoun by the ba.
lance Of power party. This 10 rs,her bad pro.
rect for the old hero: for. thus far, Calhoun ha.
ruined the political prospects Of any man with
whom he has come in contact
| The two prominent Democratic candidates for
| the Presidency are, at this moment. Mr.. Bucbsn
an and Gen Cass; but il is impossible 10 say
what the next three or four months will bring
forth. Mr.. Van Buren was the prominent. and
the only prominent candidate in isa4. ill the
question ofsnnexation was sgitated in Congress
and then Mr.. Van Buren became impossible
think we shall have boisierous political times
and there is no knowing whom they will brins
10 the surface TIE Presidential candidates a
this time are not half told W. shall hear NOR,
OF them as the occasion calls forth the man. M-
Buchanan 10 now the champion Of the Missour
compromise. Gen. Csss is uncommitted, Mr. Dal
las goes for constitutional rights, but champion
OF other principles may arise, apparently NOR
important. ana enlist the popular suffrage.
| OBSERVER.
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EseLAsp AsIosisHrp The New York Her.
aid states, that the British govsrnm.nt is so as.
tonished at our successes in Mexico. that. At this
moment. il has sent out instructions to its con.
suls in this country, 10 procure the laws and re-
eulatons which govern the volunteers and mi.
ltia Of the United States.
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ID 4 r. d .

In Milton, on the 9Th ult., Mrs. ELIZABETH
HEINEN. aged nearly "a years.
In Milton, on the goth uit., Mr.. ROBERT NJ.
SEYDEL, aged about 80 years.
In Turbut township on the 18th ult, NATL.
DA, daughter Of Mr.. David Eckert, aged 4 years
and months.
In Wsshingtonville. Columbia CO., on the sth
ult Ms MARY MARI, aged 6s years.
In william.port, on the 18th ult., Mr. DAN.
TEL GRAFIUS. aged about 60 years
At Medina. Ohio, q short time since, Mr.. Pc.
TER EGNER formerly Of Milton, aged 81 yrs.
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CO Several interesting articles will be found
on our first page. smong them . graphic account
of Col Freemont's celebrated ride in California.
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Hos. J. B. AsrMosr, President Judge. and his
associates, Hon SAMUEL OAKIs and Hon. STE.
PHIs BALpy. went to Bloomsbury IN last Satur.
day afternoon. in exactly one hour and four min
utes They examined and approved Of the new
Court House and Jail. They speak OF the new
Court House, in particular, As a fine and eomfor.
table structure. The Records will be removed
in Z week or two-Danrilk Democrat.
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Nkw.PArss PosrAol The Legislature Of
Vermont, previous to its adjournment on Mon.
day week, passed, unanimously. q joint resolu-
tion, instrueting the delegation in Congress from
that State to use their influence tn procure the
repeal Of the last act Of Congress relating to
newspaper postage. fr.
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NOT TOO LATE.

NREAT BARGAINS may ye, he had ., Pus.
" nv's SroR1. He sill has . large sssrment
Of Goods which he will sell at irS cost Being de-
termined to die nunue the busines.. hs will sell
very low. A saving of 25 ~ 30 per cent. can be
male bv ru chrsi z Al his store. Call and exam.
inc for yourselves CT All kinds Of county pr
duce t-ken, at the h CHEST market price.
Sunbury, December 4il,, ls47 If
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o. The wr.rHrR.-On Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week. il was exceedingly
cold and uncomfortable. On Wednesday night
we had a heavy rain. and the prospect is con.
tinuaace Of open weather for somr weeks.
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CrserssAr, Nov. 2o,-Fse'het "n the Kann,o-
Ia Ts'On Destroyed BY Fire A great frssber
has occurred in the Kanawhs river, which has
caused immense d,nsgs TO the works loeated
there. The water rose six inches higher than
at any previous freshst for the last Is years Ths
town Of Columbus. Indiana, has been destroyed
sy frs. II was place containing about 600
| inhabitsnfs.
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O. TuE Posr MAsrEs GssraALs, il 10 ssid,
will propose cheap, uniform rate efro''ags over
the whole Union, The rate, will probably be
hve een,s--perhsps less. The receipts Of the
department from July ist. isas. to January als',
is47. are over seven millions three hundred
thousand dollars, with only $4,000 outstanding.
The Post Master General was st hrst opposed 10
the cheap system. He will also sOgseat other
improvements, in ssbding email sums Of money
by mail.
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PooR FILLows Louis Philippe. King Of the
French. 10 said to be worth $3.50 100000! Sir
Robert Peel SOC, ZOO. 900. John Jacob Astor
$50, ,oo0, 10000
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RArp TRAVEL The cars now run through
from Baltimore to Philadelphia in the short
space of fpe h"urs and a hn!f. Should ever there
be a railroad bridge across the SusquehsLna. this
Of course will be greatly exceeded.
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o. vDAeuEnREoIYrEs.-Nr Morris Moses has
been in this place several weeks, taking the like
nesses Of some Of our citizens. He has been do.
ing good business, and seems to give general
satisfaction.
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A stsrLrxAn named Ridswsy. from Stafford.
shire. England. has established msnufae,osy Of
China and Qusenswsrs on the Big Sandy river.
in Virginia, within mile and . bali Of the Ohio
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osio w,Ss.-"The day 10 not hr distant"
says Mr.. Lonsworth. "when the banks OF the
Ohio will rival the Rhine in the quality and
quantity Of the wine Our German smigrsnts
are the ones who will accomplish ~" i'
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GasAr YisLs.-At the agricultural Air in
washins'en county. Ohio. premiums were givss
for la bsshsls OF corn TO the sers on bottom
lands, and 1T on high hill lands. ' ..
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% DANvILLE BRIpeE-Tbis bridge is again
open for travellers. the little difficulties and
knock. down between the contractors and the
constractess having been adjusted.
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Gen: HousIes 10 out with another letter show.
ing the suesess Of his diplomacy with. Presidsn.
Tyler, 10 the snnsxstion business.
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GiLDxRsLEsvr, the great runner, has been bea.
ten by csttsraugus Indisn, named Smoke, in .
late match which came of at Buffalo. Time So
minutes and II seeonds-distance 10 miles.
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co The DAsvILLH coMrAsI-The Public
Ledger contains a letter from Puebla, dated Oe,
tober 80 giving the hospital returns for the two
Pennsylvania regiments. BY this il appears that
the deaths. from sickness, have been greater q.
mongst the Columbis Guards than any other COM
pany. The following 10 the list:
Company C.-June i6-J. Walker. Diar:hna.
23d. Geo, Garner June 29-Edward Groves:
Consumption. June 3o-F. R Beet, Disrrhra !;
Geo. Wagner, Coneestive Fever July let
Jno Mustard. Diarrhea; Randolph Ball. Disrr.
hea; Robert Lyons. Diarrhea; Oliver Stevens.
Dauhea. July 3-Jons,han R Saunders. Di-
arrhea; VIM Banehsrt, Dsrh9s; 7th-Shsp'
hrrd ". Gurton, Diarrhes 23'h-Ph'iip Rake.
DiaIhea Aug l2-Wm S~a'iI, DHrrhes ;
Aug cl-Jam.s A. Lowrey, Disrhrs Sept
la-Lewis McFsdden. DiarrhaA
~ CAx.L ComNrssiorss - John A Gamble
Esq. Of Jersey Shore. has been spoken Of as
Canal Commissioner, Mr., Gamble is . talented
business man. sne would make IN excellent OH
Ger. as he has had considerable experience in the
public works
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Eight hundred peuads Of Gold are ssnuall
made Up into Gold Pens in the United Statss-
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loss QuiseY ApAxs, il 10 rumered tbut VI
can't believe ny 10 Ia favor Of snnexing th,
"whols Of Mexico or none" @
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CAs'r GET AHEAD OF rnr LAwrRs lawyer
Of Cincinnati, who was recently dunned to pay
debt. made demand OF postage and charge
for reading the dunn's iettsrs.
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II is ssid that Santa Anna hss Psinesly for
tune, isvsstsd in the British funds.
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Tux CEsIRAL RAILRoAp-We understand that
this road will be completed as far As Lewistown
by this time next year.
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The servie. Of plate presented to the lady o
Silss Wright. is valued Al 81 200.
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~ DEATH OF Jons PRIcE "A correspondent
OF the Public Ledger, writing from Puebla, Civ.
ing al accoun, OF a party of 26 men. chiefly
transfers, who had gone out to re capture some
mules, says they were surreundedby large body
Of lsneers. who killed ten and wounded :hree Of
the party. Among the killed we see the name
Of John Price, OF Captain DAMS company. Ist
Pa volunteers. From this. there can be no
doubt but the person alluded 10 is John Price.
son Of the late DR.. Price Of this place. Peace TO
his ashes-he died . true soldier.
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rss CaoLsaA has broken out in Ireland
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Com.
nlttlee.

nlitlee.
Hon John c Rucher. of Dauphin county
Hon John NJ Read. of Philadelphia city
Hon Richard Vanx do do
Robert Allen. Esq do do
Andrew Miller. Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel D Patterson. Esq Montgomery county
Franklin vanzant, Esq. Bucks county
Joseph J Lewis Esq Chester county
DR. William Gray, Delaware county
Henry w Smith, Esq B-rks county
Hon Ellis Lpwis. Lancaster county
Charles w Higgins Esq. Northumberland co
Hon John Snyder. Union county
Col James Burnside, Centre county
Robert J Fisher. ESQ York county
Oliver Watson. il. Esq Lycoming county
Gen X Morehead. Allegheny county
Co, Israel Painter, Wrsimoreiand county
Thomas J Power. Esq B-aver county
Hon Edward HrrrirE, Bradford county
Henlrick Wright, Esq Luzrrn- county
Francis W Hughes, Esq Sthuylkill county
James L ellis. Esq. Elk county
James Peacock. Esq Of Dauphin county
Hon William Dock do
Gen Simon Cameron DO
BENJAMIN Park, Esq do
Gen Christian Seller do
Philip Dougherty. Esq. do
o. Barrett. Esq do
Frpncis c Carson, Esq. 90
James Brady. Esq. do
Edward A. Lesley. Esq do
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sfs1,can lutsliigsnce.

ZkscpfA AND JARAurA Reports were current
when the last steamer left that Zenoba snG Ja.
rauta had met about SIX leagues from this eity-
The former with about $50 men and the latter
$50, and fought severe battle, in which Jaranta
himself was wounded severely in the breast and
arm IL 10 hard to tell the real cause Of the diff
fculiies between these chiefs. as even the doc.
tors disagree on this point and while one party
ttate that Jarsuta charged Zenobia with being
connected with the Americans add receiving
powder aud balls from the commander Of Vera
Cruz, that he caught two Of Zenobia's men with
ammunition furnished from this source and had
them shot. which va. the cause Of the trouble.
others state that Zenobia had been assigned fo
the command Of the surrr,iSfof this State, and
that Jurauta refused TO yield up the command.
which ended in the attempt TO cut one another's
throats.
TRe MsxrcAN FoRcFs The Ateo Iris gives
the following statement Of the forces which the
Nexicans now bav- in the field:
Az Querptaro. under Gen Bustamente, 900
Santa Auna's army, now under Rincon, 1000
The sarrsons of Mazatlan, La Sonora and
Acapulco. 1000
In the state Of Tobasco and Chiapas, 1000
Under Urea Carvaial and Cansles, 1000
A brigade at Potosi. commanded by Filisola, 8 600
At Toluca. under Pena y Barragan, 2 Oo0
In the State OF Oaxsca, 1000
The whole force Of III. guerrilas from We.
Ta Cruz 10 Pueb!a, 600
Al! makes a total o! % 600
GEN. RsA. who has acquired so grea: celebrity
by his attack uron the garrison at Puebla, 10 a
Spanard by birth During the war OF indepen.
dence he was an officer OF the Spanish army Ha
wing been taken prisoner by Gen Bravo at q time
when no quarters were given nv either army, the
old general generously spared his he. and soon
after gave him his own sister in marriage.
At the same time Rra forswore his native land
and until now he had remained always in the
Mexican army.
The saving OF Reas life by Bravo recalls tc
our mind deed of that general which should ne
| yer be forgotten. Rra was one OF the 800 Span
! ish prisoners who were 80 nobly liberated BY
Bravo. on the very day that he received the new
of his own father having been sho, by orders o
| the Viceroy.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Will be sold, at Abbovc G. H., OH Salo Day in
September next, i'll two separate tracts, that part
of the Real Estate Of tho lato Thomas w Williams
decd, situate OH tho waters OF Rocky river near
Loundesvillc, Abbcvio District, each tract consis-
ting of about eight nine hundred acres, the plots
and surveys of which will be exhibited on tho day
of sale.
A credit Of one and two years will be given, with
interest from day OF sale.
Purchasers will be required to give boud and ap-
proved personal security.
Possession will be given at tho close of the pro-
sent year. MAT. j. WILLIAMS, Ex'or. 4
July II 20-St
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which has Just been delivered has had the
effect almost to induce me to adopt the
language which was used on a more SOL
emn occasion. "Thou almost persuadest
me" to go to New York. But in all that
uprightness ofmy nature which have ever
endeavored to practise, Ismust tell YOU the
object and motives which have brought
meto the shores Of thaaKtIantic. Ireturned
to my residence after passing the winter at
New Orleans, sorl'the 23d Or oath Of March
last, and day or two aferward melancholy
intelligence came to me. have been ner-
syous.ever since, and was induced to take
this journey, for could not look upon the
partner ofmy sorrows without experiencing
deeper anguish"
mir. Clay was here completely overcome
by his feelings, covered his face with his
hands and was silent several minutes. At
length with an effort he recovered himself
and resumed.l
every thing about Ashland was associa-
ted with the memory of the lost one the
very trees which his hands assisted me to
plant, served TO remind me of his loss Had
the stroke come alone, rcould have borne
it, with His assistance, and sustained by the
kindness Of my friends and fellow citizens
with mcelness and resignation. But of
eleven children four only remain. OF six
lovely and affectionate daughters not one
is left. Finding myself in the the attire of
sadness, thought would fly to the noun
tain top, and descend to the ocean wave,
and by meeting with the sympathy offrends
obtain some relief TO the sadness which en-
compasscs me. came for private purpos-
es, and from private motives alone. l have
not desired those public manifestations, but
have rather desired to escape from them
My friend and travelling companion Dr.
every section of the State of my birth, 1
have been implored to remain, if only for
few hours, to exchange congratulations
with my friends, but Invariably refused
and only remained in each place sufficient
ly long to exchange one vehicle for another.
You may imagine made a visit to Phila-
delphia When l arrived in Baltimore,
learnt that the most direct route to this place
was by the Delaware. l had no public OBJ
ject in view in taking that route, and yet
indifferent am not nor cannot be to any
thing which connects me with the honor,
welfare and glory of my country
Gentlemen of the committee Of New
York: l have truly and sincerity disclosed
the purpose ofthe journey, but cannot but
deeply feel this manifestation Of your respect
and regard. 1t is received with thankful
ness, and excites the warmest feelings ofmy
heart, that private and humble citizens
without an army, without navy, wilhou.
even a constable's staff, should have been
met at every step by progress with tine
kindest manifestations of feelings-feelings
of which a President, a Monarch or an
Emperor might well be proud.
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N NOTICE-IN EQUITY
Valuable Lands for Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

The State OF South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE D1srR1cr-1N EQUITY.
William McCelvy and others, vs. James
l.. McCelvy and othcrs.-Biu for Par
tition.
BY virtue of an order of the Court of EQUITY,
the following tracts of land described in the
proceedings of this case, will be sold, on Sale
Day IN October next, at Abbeyillc G.. H., on
credit of one and two ycurs, with interest
on the second instalmcnt from the time the
first becomes due, except the costs, which arc
TO be paid in cash: the purchasers to give
bonds and good surety, and mortgage of the
premises, to secure the purchase moncy-viz:
FIRST-7He Rair Tract, situate in
Abbeville District, on Little River, containing
one hundred and seventy-seven acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of James Connor and
others.
SECOND-The Craecford Tract, stu
ate in Abbeville District, on Little Rivercon-
tanning two hundred and sixty -four acres,
more or less, bounded by Little River and
lands OF John Mars.
IHIRD-IHc Moore Tract, situate in
Abbcville District, on Little River, contain
ing two hundred and three and half acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of james Con-
nor, Herbert Darracott and others.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
H. A. JONES, C. E. AID.
Com'rs Office, Sept I, le47 q 81 St
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D Although I have declined attending to a
Ware House, still continue the Commission
Bnsiness in this place; and have safe and con-
venient storage room for GooDs to be REcEIyRD
and FoRwARD, corToN, FLOUR, Bacon &c. &c.
CorToN consigned to me will. be stored on tho
most advantageous terms, or sold ION arrival, gas
may be directed - - : ~ g ~ ~
Consignments.o of CorToN and other PRoDucE, Of
MERCHANDISE to be forwarded, and ORBERs for
tie purchase of GooDs respectfully solicited
& III, J.F. GRIFFIN
Hamburg, July q, ls47. 1. ,,,ss5Ss, 21-3m 81
4s The Edgefeld Advertiser will please copy. B:
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that an application will be
made to the Legislature of this State, at its
next sitting, for Charter to construct a Rail
Road. or Turnpike Road. from Hamburg, up
the Valley of the Savannah River, or within
Twenty. five Miles of the same, to the lines of
Georgia and North Carolina Also Charter
for building Toll Bridge over the said River
for the renewal Of the Original Charter, with
amendments, for Bank in the Town of
Hamburg, South Carolina, granted 22d day of
December, 1922; Also for amending the
Charter Of the American and German Ira
ding and Insurance Company, granted the
10Th day of December, 1885.
HENRY SHULTZ, Founder
Of Hamburg, S G.
Hamburg, S. c., Aug. l2, I947. % 3m
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For Sale.

Tho subscriber offers for salo his PLANTATION
and MILLS, situated on Rocky River, four miles
above Loundesville, in of the hcalthiest sec
tons of Abboville District. The Plantation. con-
tanning about 46O acres, is in good repair, most of
it strong, productive land. The mills arc Corn,
Wheat and Saw Mill, all in successful operation.
The water power is not surpassed by any in the
surrounding country, being sufficient for all manu-
featuring purposes, and possessing the rare advan-
tago of not being materially affected by either high
or low water. All who may wish to make such a
purchase, arc requested to call and examine for
themselves JAMES L. LESLY.
July ii 20-tf
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HYMENTAL.

Married, in Oxford, Miss, on Wednes-
day llth ult., by the Rev. MIR. CASTOR, DR..
THOMAS D. ISAM, TO Miss SARAH
McGHEE, of this District
Married, at Loundesville, on Tuesday
3lst ult., by the Rev. Thomas L. McBryde,
Mr.. PETER GIBERT, of this District, to
Miss MARIA R. CARINGTON, of Mt
Zion, Ga.
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DRUGS! DRUGS!. DRUGS /!

- The subscribers have opened a@
II DRUG STORE in the village of Cam IA
bridge, S. c., and are now receiving, from one Of
the first Drug houses in Philadelphia, choice Sc
lection of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuff, Window Glass, &c. &c.
to which they invite the attention of Physicians,
Planters and others, in want of such articles.
Orders thankfully received and carefully atten-
ded to. r. G. GRIFFIN g. CO.
Cambridge, Sept. 1, l847. 274
T. S-Dr. r c.. GRIFFIN would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally, that he
has permanently located at Cambridge for the pur-
pose of practising Medicine, and may at all times
be found at his Drug Store, ready to attend to all
calls connected with the profession.