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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
.3SsS GrcenWioo 3D. s: e. Decf6 s. ls4z:s &
rEyHE BtSafd az rrlistep 8 OF ltle Green

Grcenxvo0 8: e.. Decs 6 81 s44. IS
ZEN HE Board nf:tI rastees pfttles Gre bod
d E Male and Feniale mics 1lIder4tlle:
:csntr6i s6i lie .Bapiist DENOMINATION, q ttakes
T1easiIre I'm IN Diforiliing and patrons;
faf lhess instjtupiis ano Tile 5pnbciilg geIcFals
of ofthe.efficiency and success with WHICH they
have been conducted The present yes That.
Mr%afid Mrs. NicolIs considering themselves
permanently located in Ills place, The BonrdF
feel lnsliied3imaffirmiIlgi,ha under tile able
.Reclorsliip df Professor +. II ). Nichols ath6:s
rongh and complete course Of instruction in5ihess
varions branches of female education will be
impaired 10 those commjtledtt his cure. And
while the Board regret thnt The increasing i'll
sheallh oCMf. w: L.. lIurris renders it necessa:
gry for him 70 discontinue The tRectorship Of the
Male Academy they, cong gtaltlale themselves
and Patrons M having employed Mr.. Allen. De-
derick k as his successor. MIR. Dederick brings
with hlm testimonials Of the mos, satisfactory
kind from the Rov. w. u. S,rubel, the Rev.
Geo. Neff, a. NJ. and others, the authenticity
ofwhich, as well as the high literary and moral
Character Of the gentlemen: giving them are
substaniiated by The Rev. John Bachnan u.
D. Of Charleston, S. c. Mr. Dederick has
been teaching the present year in Georgin and
our attention was directed Ia him us a. gcnlle-
man well qualified To take charge. Of the lnsi'l-
ton by the Rev. w. J. Hard and other gentle.
men OF the city Of Augusta who are personally
acquainted uilh him.
For the liberal patronage which these lns!
tntinns havt received during the present year
The Board feel thankful; and with the increased
and increasing facililies, which they offer for
and moral culture, the Bourd con,
Gdently look forward to their patrons, friends
and generous public for aconlinucd patron
age.
Terms per Session of5 Months. Z.
IN THE MALE DEPARTMENT.
Orlhngraphy, ,sReading, Wiring aud
! Elementary Arilh,nrlc,. $6 0O
The above, with Geography, Grammar =
land Parsingi -: .;t.s.sz O0
The aboye, with higher Arithmetic,
a. History dnd Composition, l2 90.
The above, with.ihe Classics. &c, * Is 90
Contingent expenses for Fnel. &c, : SO
-; IN THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT,
Tile Literary branches the'same az in tile
Male--tfe highest class embracing Logic, Rhe..
toric, AIgehrn,. Geometry. Natural, Moral and
Mental Philosophy, Chemistry, Use oil Inc
Glpbes, Construction of Maps, Botany and As:
,trouomy. '.i.''ss, \. =. s;
The French and Spanish Languages.
each, a,s Sl0i00
Musc-Piano and Singing, 20 90
Use o.Piano, 2 90.
Embroidery, &C., s W
Paiutingln Oil and Water Colors tand4
Drawing atframe,, Sl0lo, SIS co..
Good Board inay be obtained for any. mum.
ber Pupils at $5 90 per month. /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

"A meeting ofaSouth' Carolinians has
been held in New Orleans, and resolutions
adopted, for contributing 10 the dollar fund
proposed 10 be raisedsin the State fur those
who have died in Mexico Of the Palmetto
regiment. One hundred and thirty four
dollars have been Iorwarded,to 10 The Mayor
of Charleston for this purposes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
lExecuf:0rsl SaIe.E.

~ arcordancel with The, last viii and fesfa.
II meiit OF Ansel 'Talbert, dec d = We Shalt
proceed TO sell, at the late residence or fte sa:d
deceased, on1THURSDAYst The :3Oth instant
alEthe estate Of the said deceased, both feaf
personal, (hototherwIse disposed of cons; it;nS
OF a tract OF Lan, Containing about fiffee1
handred acres, with about four Of. fYe bundied
acres in a high state Of cultivation. ;,FiIes saM
land is as, well adapted TO- The cultivation Of coi.
ION and grain Of every description, as aoy trac,
fland ia Edge6eld district, 5 The plantations s
III most excellent repair There i;s ON fbes nya.
mlses, n comfortable Dwelling House. Z wIfb:
ionf brlck chlmneys, real. good negro ,nnses.
convenient horse lois; with running water .,bsaf
them, with good stables severn; ;fng iod, hsrns.
a separate granary for :thrcshiid and .SIean;pg :
gram, a good gin house and iron ,, nack;nSs
screw, carriage house, andia Shoe shot,: win
brick chimney, ,and i'm fact, eyerp. other necas.
sary building all Of which are ia gocd Iensa;r.
There is also three fine springs Of lasting water
quite convenient TO The dwelling, and a ifie OF.
chard ol choice lrnit treess Any person %jslI,fS
te. purchase had better view the premises and
satisfy themselves previous TO The day Of sale,
80 Likely 4, gga.oes,
ionr or FIVE Thousand ibnshels:of Corn, q large
quantity of Fodder, four Eve hundred BGsh.
els ct cleaned Oats, three hundred bushels
Of WHEAT; a fine stock Of Horses and N ma: 4
Cattle, among which are four or fi9e yoke sof
gxen. Three ioud Wagons, three. OK { Cars,
plaItatioh Tools, of!eyery description :ittgo
gond Gins, q good Thresher and Fan. HolIse.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Kitchen uteflsii,.
and %, numerous other articles not Mentioned.
two Years, possession given immediately:
The personal property will be sold on asoYte.
DIT OF one year. n: G.lTALBERTts.s - 4, {
3 WIT
:,y,, Sc IS: q IS: EaeeRlots
december * &c. - AZ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
NOTICE

a Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Jatnes
EA Miller, decd, are requested to make
payment, aud those having demands TO present
them properly attested: {. - :, =.
THos. q. ANDERSON Ad'mr. q
:oec . 81 at as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
Notice:

"A Lli those indeb,adto The esinte 81 John
IA Warren, Senr., dec d., are refaaested TO
make immediate payment, and those having.
demands TO present lhem properly afiested. D.
AMBROSE WHITE. al mr.
DEC . 40 :, ,ss ;;Ss:,..}Sz e Al stft46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
: Fleo,la the lSoulh CaroIinian1..

5fts.S.. -,.r-TF
Dear RSUMMER,-Iw witnessed atouchins
s. scene this morning between Gen. Shields
b II. and Coi James P. Carroll, Of Elgefe!d.
The fIeud;ewllo presented Col. Carroll,
eSobserved1 1olhet General lhalh was The
nlcle of young Whitfield Brooks, (of The
Palmetto '965 Boys,l who was shptihrough
,he chest at the battle Of. .Churubusco. AT
the mentionio OF his name, that brilliant eye
Z that can look defauce at the foe; melted
y into sofiness, and he expressed the warm
z est Affection for young Brooks. whom he
$ said received a wound similar 10 the one
hilnsetf tfreceived at Cerro Gordo, That
::seiie had visited: him often before his death.
which was forty days after being shot. and
81 endeayofed 10 cheer him with hopes of get
s;sting we'll buhlhat ultimately hs saw that
he was gradually sinking. He observed
that he was high mintled, gallant, and a
~ gentleman in ALL his bearings, AT that
ss:moment, Mr.. w. F. sDeSaussure entered
the salon, and was presented as the father
Of Capt. eSaussure. OF the Palmetto
Regiment. He. smiled complacentIy and
sohsetyed, she3is a sou you. may be proud
$40. III q am yseif proud of, bim. w.
lsursdoy, Nou. l6.
q. From tEe Correspondence Of The Chars. Courier.
80. WAsRINGToN, Deco,
layinsg heard in;prvare conversa-
=: tons, and from general rnmof. The senti.
): men,ssofs the members of Congress in re-
10 The Presidenl's Message, and par
s4ticalatly IN gard TO The future conduct of
3 s,!fe{ war have come 10 The conclusion
that the wings MIL vote all the supplies
that are may be called for, but thai they
viii accompany The loan bill with some
g pfoyisos other Than the Wilrnot Prcviso,, in
regard 10 The; objects ofsihe war. q
Fhe sdemdcras generally. s.will give a
y full and entire support to the policy pro.
- posed blythe President. How Mr.. Calhoun
sand his fiends will 60, no one here has
undertaken to predict, But it has been.
|. sugs gesled ihat he willtake some course,
5 adapted 10 the ptesent state oflhings. One
sssrbing is clear. thai mouths will pass in hoii
siebaies and in all manner of legislative
excitement and maneuvre, before the
loan bill Or any other important measure
will pass. 2 u ~,
M exico. she possess any government:
q capable Of action, had better make peace:
sEI'he terms, OF he peace, demanded sby the.
sS PfesideHt are those that the majority OF
as CansFess will insist upon. Mr. Polk
wfiiIe he is President. Willineper. as lie.
5 has most sol lemniy declared. improve of
any treaty that doesnot cede toIus the. ter,
e. - = =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
G. GREAT BAR GAINS
In o IDS.
gEcHLElE.aJRE. EE. CRAVE,

i VT.HEEfE.RJW EE. CRAVE,
AT; fIIssoLD STAND IN AUGUSTA.
$AhFFERShis Stock Of fEVFinter Goods
sS5B B9atyery reduced prices; for Cash He in.
svtes his friends and customers, md all Others,
5who$@wish 10 purchase goods loW,.to call and
examine his assortment, 2 80 !. IS
Consisting ot a grcat 0araety yc
Muslin DeEaihes and Cashmeres, (sOme very
sJo8,) Z, &.
Black: and colofed Silks, III si - S3.a
Merino al lpaecas, Bombnzine: 3
Is 9s'; large assortment ~ ~
sShdWlssg gIoths. CAssimeres, FlanGels, r +. 4 I.
Blankets of fall descriptions 81 - 5ss
Kersoys, Safine, u.s. Kentncky Jeans,
'Tweeds, Wo6Ien:P Plaids, 7i 81; -
Floor CloiHs &c Carpets, -
GGinghams, Caiicos, Sbiltings, Sheelings, DC.
I. Augusta, 1ecr.1 SA7.: 4t 48
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
s. LIMESTONE SPRINGS
F e m ale q igh S.chool |,

EDEV.sT. CURTIS. DID. and Rev. w
Eh CURTIS, Principals. .-.s,
The Scholastic year Of this Institution will
Commence on tile first "Wednesday in January
next. 4. $3.50:
Per term of half a year, payable in adoancs.
Instruction Primary Department, $50 90.
Other Departments, 70 90
Music--Piano or Harp, including w.
cal Music, 25 90
Guitar, 20 90
Use Of Piano, 2 SO
Use of Harp, 5 on
French, 90 90
Drawing and Painting, 90 90
Board, SO 90
No extras. excep. for Books, Stationery. etc.
actually furnished.
II is particularly desirable that all the Stu
dents should be present al the commencement Z
and continne. till the close Of tile terms. For
further particulars The Annual Catalogue can
be obtained on application to he Principals.
Z 1t. vii! thus he perceived that a thorough
English EducatipIl can be obtlined for Sl50
pei, annlln. or with The accomplishments Of
Music by tire frs, teachers for $205. The ex-
Enas Of a full supply of Books, etc: need not
amount to more lhan Sl5. = Il ...:5s 81 :: ).
s decsl5 ~ -. ~ At AZ 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
STATED OE S OUTHs CAROL LIMA.
8 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. b
: NsIHE co OIiiIONP PLEAS. -

Miller, Ripley s& Coz 81 " " = Z Z:
:; -. >CA. SA.
:Brannon ~ anderson, ~ ]; 49,: 4
Howard larnanys
Brannon :6s Anderson, !, =: -. -.
d. GA lessor, D.
iBrannon q: Anderson, 80 ~ ~
Jonas Cooking 81 Coz - -; =: 8.
* etrs. - 80 ~ d.: =
Bfannon 81 anderson, .@=:Ss:s3.
Seaman S;Pecs, survivors ).l,ssr ;,
-s;;ii;,s ~ rS.ss,E - - g lid.
Brnnnon 81 Anderson IS 49,
sF.D. Tanning e. Co... -, =: D = n,
{. 8 ~ 81. IS. ~, ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

Surgeon Lamar IS tie son Of 6. W. Lamar
: Esq Of Augusta. and first entered theIsergice.
with the Macon Guards, The Company made;
lR byt the lamented H Hoimess this city.i He
subseq queiitly received ffo,nP PRESIDENT otk the:
aPpoiItinent of. Surgeon the regular sitsIny.
Where Shesis uniyessally esteemed, and where
& he bas always dsting ghished Himself Whenever
u ansasp poftnniiy has offered. r
Noble Conduct like tile aboYei or tile part of.
servants towards their masters speaks volumes
4 m favor of Southern slavery Were Southern
owners the cruel Wretches which the Abolition:
lists; represent. them 10 be, wonId their slaves
manifest such fidelity aud courage in their de-:
fence, insihe hourtof fdaagera Would they not.
rather JOIN the ranks Of the enemy, if the bond /.
age whicll1;bey endured was so 2galling Can
the enemies Of slavery point TO a single in;
stance, in abiclr the slave, who has accom-.
panied his inas,erfihto Mexico; sdnsing5 this.
war has deserted him d Hasl,e not proven him.
elrthe; true and; eve: fai,hfalE friend aud com
paniSn in tie boof Of fpenl:7 8 could mention
more instances Of fdeyotion N servants towards
heir rsmasterss en gagged inthe war in Mexico,
bnfihs aboYe viii suffice.
W =
5r tie "A drert iser.e -. = =
Pursuant 10 previous notice, the Com.
pany Of ight Infanlry,:S Spirit Of -76, at
iached 30 the sloWers Batiaiion soft ftIhe 9th
Regiment, s. G. NJ, convened at the Red
Hill, ION Saturday the 18th ins., when
Capt.JoHNs HILL, was called 10, the chair.
and John iM. Clark, 10 act as Secretary.
The,chairman xpained the object of the
meeting, and on moIionof Lieut.. E. II.
Morris,t the chair appointed Jno. M. Clarke:
Erasmus McD Daniel, Benjamin 1Strom, and
e. Morris, 10 draflresolulions, which
were presented, !, and unanimously adopted !:
is, Rssoirea, That while we depIore.
the losssouT gallant army has sustained ip
chieyiag their glorious victories in Mexi-,
50, we learn " ith sorrow and regret, that
bns only OF fscur corps remainto represent;
Y is among the noble P Palmettoes.
T2Id RESOLVED, That our corps is sadly.
befeaved9 lin sthe death of our late worthy
snembsrs, Jesse: Hill, e. NJ. Mel Daniel.
aud tenrs sCallihao. ..,
33rd. { ResUlued, That we wear The usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days, in res
peclt 90 their memories.
4lh. Resotpeda That the parents, bro
lhefs. and sisters Of The deceased, have our
most heartfelt sympathy for their incodso.
liable loss. =, -.
a5th 2osolusd, That we extend. our aid
:sto; u Whitaker, andiAnthony Delorea,
who have feturued3lo lheir.homes among
sGnsi severely wounded, as 10 render,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22
Notice.

Notice. - IS IS
. A lsA 80 I will offer for Sale to lie
! sYfA + ss highest bidder, on Sale Day
1S & 81 sssS next The fine thorough bred
Xsls.SlsesS q horse PRINCE sDJAE,sIA.i
,l6hands high, Il rich blood bay. 5 years ODD.
and sired by Col sHamptbn's, imported Soye:
efgn, ontor Col Manning imported 5Langar
Mare. -; 1: Z: 4. Y * ;:.
Also, a good secondhand Baroachs and;
Harness 81 = ARD -
dec. IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-22

-. y. IS
daee5Ss Sdrnsd aleet at this place,
soas affse aturda M en- ~ ext; q S:
sopfs has sfosed 10 efpetuates
npr: existeace AZ o.sing us exist5wi,h
4Eadofty on= IAN equality with
Seat GotGp mics, that Resa atlensandsthere
AXE inlole iderationS, the proprety Of
~ raising and organizing corps Of Artillery
allached 10 The 9th egiment, s. C. M. ~.
JOHNsHlLE, Chairman.
JoHN M. CLARKE, Secretary. ~. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

CTORE TO LET-A store. located in the upper part Of
Broadway well trade.
Will be let and immediate possession given Those desrou.
opening bookstore other respectable business. will
do veil 10 make immediate application to RICE SMITH.
T25 Broadway, New York Hotel. dis 6tsrh
rlNO LEr-The oommodious BRICK House, No. Rutgers
Also the three Bnck House No III Domi-
mex for terms apply TO VI Burke. No 5a Broadway,
from TO 10 O'Clock, AN, or from to O'Clock, T. M.
dA Nsrc
'l'O LET-NiBLOs saloon. 357 broadway, Is ready
let for respectable Concerto, Fairs Exhibitions Meet
ipgs, &c. ~ B-Pnvate furnished all with
Ice Creams fruit aud fancy lees Jees Charlotte de Rus
Biscuit CLAIMS BavAr Cream kc, &c, sent to any part Of
the eitv. d. lNere
RuARD IN BRoADwAY-0entlemen and theIi wives
- be accommodated with pleasant rooms ront'ng on
Broadway; also, several single rooms for gentenen Apply
at so Broadway second door from the corner Oh
WlNDUW sHADks--Finsen Thousand rans-S a ra
w ing ofsvsry style ofimporeds ana hmencs n
sale, In lots purchasers at rces per cen' III.
othsr stores Merchnu, pedlars ko VIII DO wen 70 car
kelly RlkEns sselus's WiAdow snsos StorS -"
Chstham street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

DARK THEATRE Benefit of MR. BLAKE Treasurer
= WsSssccdaE Ey.nns Dee Is viii Be Performed the drama
M F' Which, Fl T. s
Mr. Paul Ardent Mr. Dyott; Scamrer Mr. Andrews; Vir
gEais y Mr.. ABBOT Ai.er WHICH, The IsIsH TUToh-
Erry. To conclude with the drama Of the CRICKET ON
THE HE ARTH-John PeeIybngls, Mr. @. Andrews; Caleb
Plumer. Mr. Bass: Old Gentleman. Mr. Barry Dot Mrs. At
bott Boxes, 81; Pit, 50 cent; Gallery, Is cents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02

consist IA aarr as 6=5=,.s $50 - a' W
RrN'S Ua-rS
500 pair. men- hHe=e fEaats-
900 auiHfs sole r54t.4e,. ta.t.
fts N s++H#4
3Hu 81 ~laHt r4lfbogfs
leU a." kH faats
any,. ...=
so
~ r'azs H,h al and morocco #44f
HG5
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HoNrS HfTFFE N-UsTh l,TTTrs
$500 rams v...544s 4-gr,E
#5u sr =545r,,.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02
NGtNlA 0EIHE AEN YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

A#t Ctaest 4fa EstlGttNHItfH AZ IHff4ka.
PRINCIPAL fst8BLtsHMENT N-N -.
FYIHl-t aHi4u fea t|e4HHaut Hav tcen popularity known
4 frtHauE Featss fH4s rs TIE largest and oldest Fcs
establishment 800 America. The puI4tt have had HfI
ffaeiof t5ef Hte1rtY aud espousitiuty Bar such ha-
attH TIE great and pressing demand f1rtaelr IEAES Of
tate tHat taet Hafe feeF obliged 70 eularee-ta great t4
t~fHtttHeit tNo rfmsclpal establishments Ill New 4 orr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02

ps+5.., tzes-+.4s ~ - C1stA "'f1 ~ M
eH5f ae raftt'di4f, ~ vctts- hcne also particularly nlap
- 't # 7f '"' "68tHles aHd srh~ass ny W IJ
- :, tN1 et'li'' vi oi me ai'"Nf tisiorie~.
- 3" f4tt american heNtf", speaking
49,, '"d' NlI''hS the rietttn
t@5A lo'N' OF AmtIteah Hislott " do not remember IA
y H4 he ttn4c deserving appreciation than Nr
#st' y ri tt t htfd 7ia'r7t II T. a SHnHHI
- FL matter is brought INTO a uat
st 20 nm "s .ss'eh'd 81 nei Ia the
- "a = VI ana tHe arrangements Of A=
90 Ai43 l'I~f4ea3Ry IS tafei}. .sdcuhHc5 t. bfe=
H"'ias3NA Is skHtHHt preserved, aud tc
as t9HttAt. sheA > AHake Ht
mp wv ana iced te k0uihinf Il.id Ia oh
WISE "'Cteeked. Us a school book, u IHae justly ne
elg115,na,ls
H. r., tu - t"iI19 t'hcta-
f4.4. =" tHt\ arc each neadN
H.. ..r.. oltcst az, ~ 'hH ats -n'a i4f
= 81 ti,.e #aats A., 4s,,,,.g. 5 - =, + ~ = '.'ls
"t f1F-. i'H3ts fer ihe 5rHott Nc Ia
~ aug $3.50 Nhh heAs Ia the safHe iaf the convenience
r..
-l-s. U.-t,,.. -. 10 Ae"AHs9 VI. 'ttlhI
~ Hi''o Etflt, a"e LnsiaHd. aud
+ t'tasl"'H stdstre aud kotuc have
=. ftt'I'"'t "'7h' "thef tIsiorlts
t-r f nm, ,~+f t.t - ""a T. E.'t, Nho vii tAaln
5a5ff5,, ~ - ivy ''a'"N' errors lh each
etI 10 nv .Gfra,tsat IHu' itts - Wiz, viii do
- t r,>,S" : improved Ld'loHst
iI'N ~ NAH kAl. PHILOSOPHY.
,fsF,.s -. - AHaA stsnse are iaHlHarIE "a
- 1"" " H" t"a''s. ~ the atthnr OF Con
5.ff5Us. -,r..r,ar i. =. q. " I1h considerable al
, ''U anu Improvements no the tody uftIe
n "'tt"fiia' questions and Il glossary. By Ur. r.
-
H., - w. " iEMieIRN iii which
~, - 'Hal science are lathtiIarly explained 4
Z I'm me tast Tendon editIon. m winch all the iate sfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
lCoNNUxicArED.
The nrra

Mr. BLlKE's BENLFu-On Monday cyenipo-tbc c,,.
INC night OF the present season-the brilliant Comedy of
Fashion, written by Mrs. Mowa will be produced Tor the
hFsi time IN this city From the enthusiastic encomiums
which attended 70. representation warranted In in
ier'ing that rich IN for But when II is
remembered That the performances on that occasion
the benefit Mr. Blake the nducemen TO crowd the Thr,
tire is greatly increased. Mr.. Blake in the face Of difficult
ties aud pfeIudces against cry theatrical coumu
nY resolved TO make an effort TO restore the Drama the
proud position which occupied How far hi, e1cr
tons have been crowned with success the brilliant season
which about To terminate, will testify and behooyes the
iHends o. the Drama TO use this last opportunity express
10 the cnerprzlng manager and accomplished artist
iu appreciation and grateful thanks for the industry with
which hc has constantly catered Tor their taste and the
overlooking stream OF instructive mith with which he has
refreshed them. Let every friend OF the Dana believe
that he s TO take part the work. and We doubt not .
most successful result will follow. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
Vcra Cruz.

Gen. JUAN MoRGLE', Governor Of Vera Cruz on tho jth
inst addressed the following tho soldiers u7dor hs com
mlnd
CoNrArEIpTs:-llaving the cnomy's squadron 80
long expected, enter this port conjunction with the
sells containing the mcfconnry troops destined operate
against tins heroic cityt the 20 perform the
obligations contracted TO cOuuiry-wh vaor and bold
ly sustain her sacred rights
CoHGADEs,-My heart beats with inoxpre ssbe saufac.
ton, at the desire that anmates measure our arms
with the daring invaders They present themselves this
moment ~ stronger force. but you well know forces
were never superior IN discipline yaor. Possessing
both advantages, the struggle in view heafhs
~ defence Of your Interests aud yUur families IN fact TOR
the Independence and liberty Of your dear country united
TO that justice which assists These will be sufficient
eenuyos to iniiime your courage and your into
heroes.
Braves aud suffering veterans Worthy soldiers Of the
National Guard The hour Of combat near Tho cap.
oi Of your Stale Is the point Of American ambition
trust our encmcs will find their scpuchrcs the ports of
the same city which toY pretend possess und before
We oil succumb, we Will cause 10 descend TO posery a
lesson Of aud honor.
These are the VOWS Of your compatriot and friend.
JUAN MORALES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-03
a LOVER OF THE DRAMA.
CnAELLsr.w., Mareh aOlh. ~.

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To the Editors Of the wing:
workmanship looking over the Wing Of the Goth
inst perceive hlt brief debate occurred boz the UoYs
of Delegates the 43d inst. touching ts report of the com
miee 900 Judge "ho.sYns case, winch demands from rns
some notice.
have nos seen hC publication Ol Mr. Collier referred
p but from ihc extract read By the Clerk a the instance
oi Mr Stephenson, that gentleman VI. e. Is evidently
under vide msapprcheusDn , iho intent and Dur
pNf rot my remarks made fHe time ffa House acted ue
uu the comm .uee's rol1rt
u my remarks we're gratifying o. Mr. G. am pleased to
learn h ns D'u.css did feel some degree "a ly d. that
gentleman. DO cHrso Ioncc oi the exceedingly 81er,,b
Posu,n n which ne result ri The nycsngs'9n bod placed
MN nm utterly atn I1.a. however. cpureIyc what ta-
ton Of my fomafa could. by any stretch ol a1gn4r. be-
construed INTO inngu1v. pcnfaryr fg Nf. c. r.f
tainiY meant uD such tu.rg
Ny ch'd rurpuss fn 1oires.rg tho House va Dol. ..
tee o. aU pa'u,s concerned. tp th, s, b, had
nnIoned 300 hc report No ur committee boo e,usfgap-,
o the pressure of other engagements having tf..fs w
cause NOT having read OIL thc yoIum.nJls testimony ak,.
| the case.
deemed b. doe 60 Judge Cbolsa4. b.ssy,, Cd, .,...
which did 10 ihr most unqualified terms f,,t DO, t, . ~
csamntuon of hc testimony DAt,uded 90 laced m s,,,,
icf' both as Judge and gentleman fol afaH,.e py r,
| ropfplon 6at well could be-
For he sane reason, 90 witt tlc sa1t o, ur tg,.,
ledge Of to testimony. deemed Do lu. a.t,s u n, r.
20 add, that was not ifepafod condemn the r,ty.
which prompted him O" Originate ihc inyetIylt,p
Tbs, believe, the Hubstauce of m, r.,,t. ,o4 Z
have only % odd that while 40 lrdrd mr D as,, cd
deemed % my duty, in consequence of The fC.f a. ,i.
House 10 print The testimony, 70 state the pr..o
upon my mind ne 10 the high character and spY,. p ~
Of Judge O., must respectfully protest aRains sio,
10 The position Of either 'oomp iins ming" or eooJ,i,
his prosecutor. Respectfully,
ANDREW HUNTER