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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

BY reducing the Wheat 10 Flour the quantity of the
latter left At tideyater this year compared with the
corresponding period of last year shows decrease
equal 10 .5li 90 barrels of Flour
The iOllowin- Table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles OF produce left tide water from
the commencement OF CATION t. the l,h Of S,ptem.
Der inclusive, during the years l-l6, (J2 days) 1911
~ 4.v. aud f-ls nm d.y...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-03

DESTROYING PRovIsIoNs.-A correspondent Of
the Ne,odrk AdUsrtiser, writing from Augusta,
Ga states that negro Of mddling aga aud sizs,
weighing about $50 lbs, in the short space OF two
hours, at the usual hour for breskft ate aud drank
the enormous qusutity OF provisions comprised In the
following st. Wis: 10 catfish shad, ~ dozsn biscuit,
40 fat cakes 10 butter LINKS ssusssea, 20 eggs. 30
Of corn chickens slices Of aud OF Nv
gallon sex bone stew large plate of ricc ~ cups
OF coffee, and pnt Of brandy. The inconvensncs o.
tending this experiment 40 telling that he amed.
atcly walked another quarter OF the city and ate ~
water IN lions desire TO partake gilmore could
they havs been found IL may be- proper to adj la Goa
nection with the above, and would seem strange Too
that "A regards his ordinary habis eating and drink
ing. he Ia remarkably abstemious.
The editor Of the ddrr'ser remarks thss tne above
was ~rittsn by regular subscriter ssTy1 IL tbs peo
ole of Ireland al ate the above rate how many coun
tries would 1t take to supply them With Iroyidonsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-03
Movements In Honor OF Army Officers at

At regular meeting of the Louisiana Association Of
Veterans Of 1914 and 10 held on Saturday, 4th Dscem
ber lsl7, resolutions unanimously adopted, that
Major General Zachary Taylor be constituted an no.
norsry member OF this stion The Secretary In
formed ths General of his election member Of the
association, and received reply from him, In which
the I'D hero acknowledged the compliment Ia hand
some letter.
The friends Of Midshipmsn Pringls, at Charleston, s
have ordered beautiful sword which has been in
ished and IL ready for presentation The sword from
the msnufsotory OF Ames, mt Cabotvie, Mas. and 10
said TO be beautifully mode and the scabbard esborate
wrought.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
N Office. !.

Finder the deed OF assignment to me
" from Messrs. 6 L. y E. Penn. for
the benefit of their creditors. will offer
for sale a, EdgefeId Cour, House on Mon
day The 18th of November uexl, aud The
day following. all the real and personal
property Of the said G. L. & E. Penn,
consisting of two valuable Houses and
Lois wkere they now live, The store house
and lor, in which they have been doing bu.
siness, aud several parcels of land in and
near tue Village. About 40 likely Ne
groes. and other articles Of property.
Terms of sale. the real Estate Oh a cred
it of one aud Two years, and the negroes
on Twelve months credit, both with inter-
est from date; as to the olher property, all
sums under thirty dollars cash, and over
that sum on credit until The 1st of Feb-
ruary next. Purchasers will he required
10 give noles with two approved surelIes'
before The property is delivered.
N. L. GRIFFlN-ASSignee.
Oct. l5 4t ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
NO. IL.

The Hon. A. H. Seuier.-In biogra-
phical sketch of The Hon. A. H. Sewer,
published in The N. o. Daily Crescent, the
ancestors of this distinguished Senator are
described as natives of S0ulh Carolina,
sprung from Hugenot family who emf
grated about the middle Of The last ceutu-
ry. Subsequently, they removed to N.
Carolina, and settled on the waters Of the
French Broad. They were identified with
most Of the military events of The Revolu.
tionary War 10 The South. and were al
ways conspicuous in The conflicts with the
Indians, 50 frequent in The early settlement
Of that region. His grandfather, Col. Sc
vier. afterwards Governor of Tennessee,
held an important command al the memo
rabIe battle of Kings Mounlain, and two
of his uncles belonged 10 the gallant baud
who. under the leadership Of Marion. kept
The spirit of liberty alive in South Caroi-
ma, when hope itself was banished from
that State by the overthrow Of Gates. In
fine, from the earliest settlement of the
country down 10 The Tina when the battle
of Nicko Jack was fought, the SEWERS
were ever foremost among the defenders
of the soil, whether the euemy were Brit
ish, Tories, or Indians, and on all such oc.
casions they distinguished themselves for
gallanlry. Ono of his uncles, faniliarIy
known as Jack Sewer, rendered himself
famous by his attempt 10 seperaie from
North Carolina, and 10 form into an inde-
pendent state, that portion of her territory
then known as Frankland.' The Leeis-
la'ure of Norh Carolina passed an edicr
of outawry against him, and authorized
the Governor 10 offer s300 for his appre-
hension. His defiance Of The authorities.
his arrest, and his rescue al Lincoluton,
are matters Of history which need no rsp~
etilion here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

SmHn. n aT-iefg-f 3 -. -; E..i5G .i3in=
Marion. u.
d Gen. yYn. Evans, Maj. Jas: Haselden,
Col.J. B. Beihea.
e,5 s. Union. -. -
9 R. Ehsck, A.W. Thompson, J. Wright,
John A.Meels.
~ York District.
G. Williams, w. Giles, R. Means, r.
Springs, IN. g. M'Graw.
Laurens District.
C. P. Sullivan, j. Fl. lrby, ?. L. Cal>
houn, J. d. Williams.
Winyah District.
Read, Eas,erling, Middleton.
Chester District.
MaI.J. B. McCully, Samuel McAlily,
Thomas w. Moore.
Fairfield District
T. w T. Owens, w. R. Robertson, j.
D. Aiken, D. Crosby.
Ne'Oberry District.
r. Moorman, H. Summers and r. Pitts,
AbbepilLe.
Y.Marliu. T. Thompson. Joel Smith,
Dr.. Pressly and Edward Noble.
Edgtfeld.
Lake. Bauknight, Holland, Jones, Yam
cey, and Tempkins.
Greenuilie.
Edward H. Earle, Elias Earle, G. F
Townes, Il. Smith.
Pendleton.
Taylor,i ,iPickens. Hunter, Reed, Alex
ander, Whitfield, Norris.
Lancaster.
Geo. nj. G. Wilherspoon, Thomas j.
Wright.
Darlington.
DR.. John P. Zimmerman, E. A. Law
Lexington.
w. Fort, J:C. Geiger.
Orange.
j. L. Mot, d. R. Barton.
Kersha,o.
Jas. Caqtey, A. H. Boykin.
Clarendon Co.
Dr.. Withefspoon, DR.. Ingrahan.
. Ctaremont Co.
. ]. NJ. Nelson. DR.. ]. E. Witherspoon
Capt. J. D Ashmore.
Georgetown.
J. Harles,on Read. Jr., J. l.. Easterling
J. ]. Middleton.
- Barnwtlt.
L. M. Aver. w. A. Owens, c. c. Hay
Gideon Evans.
st. sBa,tholome,o's Parish.
&c OswAld,JB b Perry, N Hayward, ,Jr
sd James, Goose Creek.
J. q. MeKewn.
st. Johns Parish, colleton.
w. J. Whaley. Col. E. M. Seabrook
1Si. Petsr's Parish.
A. nj. Rhlh, and Alfred NJ. Martin.
aSt. Helena Parish.
Col. B. NJ. johnson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
9neMW1mRDe S. g N0Y 0YlRNl@@M 4, $685.

st. Georges. Dorchester.
- Brownlee.
81. Johns, Berklcy.
A. J. Harvey,
st. Pauis Parish.
w B. r. Mitchell
Christ Church Parish.
w. Du Pre-.
ST. Stephens.
Theodore S Marion.
st. Mathews.
j. NJ. DantzIer.
st. AndreW'S.
MIX. Parker.
81. Thomas and 81. Dennis.
-Poyas.
ST. James, Santce.
+. D. Jerman.
st. Luke's.
Col. T S GiIIison and r L Tillinghast
All Saints Parish.
John A. Aston.
Prince JYiLLiom's Parish.
Alfred Raoul.
Kingston Parish, Horny.
r. G. w. Grissel..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Members of the Senate Of
SOulsl Carolina,

EIscrED IN 1916 AND 1S4S.
|z3aTn@sl slI-Augus Patterson.
lssPsinee George, Winyah-R F w Allslon.
sGs5Tge. Dorcbesler-M. Il. Appleby.
ESt. hlll2 aud st. MichaeI-John S. Ashe.
do w. D. Porter.s
list. Janess, Santee-Alexauder Mazyck.*
lsSts Hstena--R. De TrevilIe.
Est. akes-J. Richardson's
ssMASaews-T. j. Goodwin.
lsSt.TSta Qens-Dr. John S. Palmer"
fSSi.j0 GolIelon-P. C.. Grimbal.
has and ST.. Dennis-Johu Hvger.
tSs fetsEs-J. D. Johnson.t
IsSi@ Janses, Goose Creek-Dr. J. Wilson"
Est. J0Gas, Berkley-P. P. Palmer.
|sSess PaoI's-Col. B. Perry.t
EJfssfItsew's-W. J. Bulls
sis BasIho sIholomew's-David Walker.
ichiaId-J oseph A. Black.
s$Ee9ing gion-G Gen. p. Quatllebum.e
sFaiffeId y. Buchanan
SFarlaIbnrs--Ga Gabriel Cannon.
sborg-Wiliam Cooper.
Darling gion-J. ID. Wilson's
3C 3ChesIsf4N. r. Eaves.t
2M Marib9r6ugh-W. i. Ellerbe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eyins.
OElnge John NJ. Fcldcr.t
Union lillian Fl. Gist,t
.EdgefeiaSN. L. Griffin.
Chesleffeld-W. J. Hanna.
;MaFion D. Gause.s
Ialcasief-Dixon Barnesa
halrens-W William lrby.
sClarendon--J. l.. Manning.
'ClareMSpi-F. J. Moses.
iNeWbsIgy-P. S. CALDWELL
!AbbsYille-JaF. Marshall.a
.Greensills-T. E. Ware"
Christ bgrch-A. Hibbeu.'
;Horry oel B, Skipper,t
tKefsEaE .. Taylor.
All Sans Joshua j. Ward.
Prince sY Yilliams-Witliam Williams.
Wi,herspoon.f
NsW Members. Men'bersIe elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
DUE NOTICE.

rs hereby given, to all persons indebted
IL to the subscriber, previous TO the FIRST OF
January last, that unless they settle all
their Norcs or Accounts, on or before
the first of December nexl, they will all
Unfortunately be placed in the hands OF
au Officer for collection.
JOHN COLGAN.
Ocl IL Il 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
A CARD.

YEyliE Teachers Of Edgefed District, and
81 all concern'd in Teaching Primary,or
Elementary Schools. are requested 10 meetSat
Edgefeld Village on Monday the 9Th Nov.
1913 full attendance is requested, as some
business concerning the Free School System,
will be lald before them. - 81
Ocl4 St .Sa. 81 So:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
HEAD QUARTERS.
Senielnber ID. ls4S.

a.
ys9HE following Regiments will parade for
Review and Drill al times and places spe
The 10th Regiment at Richardson's on Tues
day the 3lst day Of October: mn
The 7,h Reg gment at the Oldwels on Thurs
day the 2nd day of November.
The 9th Regiment at Lows OF Saturday the
Ath day Of November.
The sth Regiment at Carson's old field OIL
Tuesday the 7ihT day of November.
The 9th Regiment at Lomaxs Oh Thursday
the 9Th Of November.
The commissioned and non-comnlissloned
officers of each Regimen; will assemble the day
previol,s 10 their Review for Drill and lns'ruc-
Bv order of Samuel Donnald Col. COM
munding. -
Oct25 st 4o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Read Quarters,

2Dd Regiment Cavalry, >: e. NJ.
Edgefcld c. H., Oct 5th, lS4S. {
Orders No. 9. r,.os.,,a
Cou,, House on Monday the 9Th Of November
next, 10 try all defauters OF the Edsefeld
Squadron of Cavalry for the Regimental Re-
view at Longmires on the 26th Sep. last
The Court will consist Of Capt. Rob't Meris
welher. President; Lieu,enants D. NJ. Glover,
iasner YeldelI, and James NJ. Harrison Mem:
hers: Comets w. Hall and B. Fl. Miller
Supernumerares John TabsrtJudse Advo'
cate.
By order Of THOS. w. LANHAM.
Col. 2nd Regiment, lst Brigade Cavalry, 1st
Division, S. C, NJ.
o.,1 If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
GRAMMATICAL LOVE LETTER.
MADAm.-Among the numerous.proS

GRAMMATICAL LOVE LETTER.
MADaM.-Among the numerousspro. !.
positions towards matrimonial con-
nection with your beloved person, r
hope you willnot decline the interiec-
ton Of NY preliminary pretences. I
should moi like 10 be mere noun. .ad-,
jeclivs TO you,in all cases, for.I positiye>
y declare. that comparative speaking, !,
| should be supellatiyely happy 10 a.
gree aiths syonSin tho subjunetive NODE,
Ihopesy illnotS dpiinie enata me si,t SIN
guitar, for desiring 10 have the plural ia:
ifl family sfosssiit IS IS lie abla,iRs Of my:
ssodk 4; Il, !: sslsszaiu1s
tan Consult lawful concord With The
feminine gender, and, afiocdss Us a parti-
ciple Of substantive happiness. i hope,
in case Of subjunctiVe copulaiiYe, you!
will use no indicative solicitations IN the
imperative mood, forsI am the poten-
tial; while yous are, in the future, either:
passive or genitiye, shall become, a da-
tive translation to you-nothing accusa-
tive against your government and your,
sweet nominal self without a noun or
pronoun, shall be vocative until death,
the great ablative of all living, by a
gradual declination Of our corporeal ma
ture, puts a small determination to the
present tense, and time, through an in
finite determination of ages, will render
US preterperfect in the future.
Yours, NoTUs NULLUs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
JTTOtlCe.

A LII those indebted 10 The Estate OF
q Nancy Quarles deceased. are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment and
those having demands, 10 present them
properly atlested.
GEORGE BOSWELL.
Executor.
October 9th, 1918, 4l 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
FOR SHERIFF.

TTThe friends of Col. JOHN HILL an
aounce him as a candidate for Sheriff OF Edg-
sield District at The next election.
TThe friends of Col. TtiOS. w. Ian
HAM announce him as a$candidatc Tor the
Office Of Sheriff al The next election.
NJ We nrea authorized 10 announce t; j.
WHITAKER, as a candidate for lhe Office
of Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
z We are oulhorized TO announce Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can
sidale Tor Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
The Friends of WM. P. BUTLER, ESQ.,
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff at the
next election. M
BThe friends ofWESLEY BODIE, Esqr /,
announce him US candidate FOR the Office of
Sheriff Of this District. at The ensuing election
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
VOLUME XHHE.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY WNr. f. DURlSOE.
EDITOR s. PROP R l EFT 0 r..
NEH TERMS

Two DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS, per annnm
ifpald in advance-$3 ifnot paid within SIX
months from the date of subscription, and
$4ifnot paid before the expiration OF the
year. Ali subscriptions will be continued
, unless otherwise ordered before the cxplra-
tion Of the year but no paper will be dis
continued until aJirarrearages are paid, un
less al the option ofthe Publisher.
Auy person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scs:6ers, shall receive the paper Tor one
year, gratis.
.AovERT:sESErs consplcuouslyl Inserted at 70
: c.s.s per square. [l2 lines, or less, for the
tirstinsertion. and 81 for eacli continuance;
Those published moothly orqrar'erly. w.i
DE charge, 81 per sqaare. Advertisements
no, having the number ofinsertions marked
ON them, will be continued uutil ordered out
and charged accordingly. 80,
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
4. ty and strictly attended TO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Representatives.
= ~ . 81 s'i/,I

] sp simSons. Dr. E.. H. Deus, w. G.
speS asslre, Nelson Mitchell, D. E. Hu;
has a lacbeths C.. q. Meinmin-
gsr Ies Clipper, II. o. Elliott. VI. a.
Care W. Lanleau, John
Nv Houston, "a Dunkiu,
ass'es. "a IS Richard son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Negr0es for Sale.

NN7ILL be sold Mt Edse6ed Court House
Wv OH the first Monday in November next,
if not disposed Of previously several likely
Negroes. Any person desirous Of purchasing
would do well to call and see them.
D. BRUNSON, EXT
Soulh miles from the Court House, on the
Abbevile Road
Oct4 st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
Sugar, Coffee 6 Molasses.s
Atfhs Cheap Cash Store. g,

GPLENDIDs SUGA.RSS5II and;
~ l3a lbs. forS Si 90
SpleDdidS:R 10 co FFE B aud 10
lbs. for s.. ..ODs < S.
splendid III o LAssEs Isesafs PEP
psls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
JEWELLERY! JEWELERY! !!

VUST upened the Target assortment ever
y bought for this Market, consisting oil
Gold Finger Rings. Ladies Shawl anil
Gentlemen's Gold Pins, Ladies aud Mis-
ses Gold Earrings, Gold Pencils, ETC.
All of which ale warranted Gold, and will
be sold extremely low at
]. COINS Cheap Cash S ore.
Oct Is II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
STsssINsE4CsE

f IsSssl /
q he assoIfCsS S.;5.si S
..sS ps lssL season. we hayss
been compelled lo3Promise TO pay a large
amount Of money III the months of Octoi
ber. November and December, and in cr-
der to pay it, We wouldsrespectfnlly say 10
all those Indebted to us on the frs, day OF
January last, to come and pay up as ear
ly as possible. s,.Ts'
GOODE g. SULLIVAN.
Oct is ST SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

The American Lonn.--The London
correspondent, Of the New York Courier e.
Enquirer aliudes 10 the negotiation Of the
American Loan in the London Money
market as follows:
"lf there were no other cause for CON-
graduation, it would be highly gratifying
to the pride Of every American to know
that when half Europe is in The market To-
borrow at very high rates Of interest, when
the remainder of Europe is anxious to bor-
row at ye, higher rates. when a loan for
two millions of consols is hanging over the
London market, when all the Railroads
are moving heaven, earth, and the direc-
tors friends to borrow money on uudenia-
BILE security, at six per cent and bonus,
when the securities Of old established for.
eign stock can be procured 10 pay slx. sew.
en-. or eight per cent. when The calls on
Railroads for this month alone is f2,5S7,--
1856. when the shares of railroads can be.
purchased to pay eight per cent Of interest,":
il must indeed be high source Of interest:
10 every American TO know that his coun-
try, in such troublesome times as these,
has come into the European market, and
borrowed !, at rate below six per cent"
Discovery in Mississippf.--In The south
western part of Franklin country, Miss.,,
there is platform or floor Of hewn eone,
nearly polished, some three feet under
ground. IT is about one hundred and
eish, feet long and eighty fee, wide. It
extends due north and south, and its sur.
face is perfectly level. The masonry is
said 10 he equal, if no, superior, to any
work of modern times. The land above
is cultivated. but lhirv years ago i, was
covered with oak and pine trees, measur-
ing from two 10 three feet in diameter 1t
Is evideully Of very remote antiquity, and
The Indians who reside in the neighbor~
hood had no. knowledge Of its existence pre-
vious 10 its recent discovery, Nor is there
,radilion among them from any idea of the
object of the work. or the people who
were it's builders. There is also canal
and we'll connected with it. but they never
have been explored. A sublerraneous pas
/ sage may bo underneath. Farther explora-
lions may throw some light upon its origin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
BE looking.

YENnE old Tond under the Harrow again
4 would say to the Edge6eld Delegation,
that have been with you at all times, be with
me this one time. declare myself candi.
date to take the Census of Edse6eld District,
For the first and last call Oh We Of little faith.
how long shall be with you.
Oct ii It 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

Thomas I. Miner. Dcteofut'o"
Us. IN dtldcaWcHt.
Ralph Scurry. }
ggyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
this day filed his Declaration in my Of.
tco and The Defendant haYing neither wife
nor nor attorney, known 10 reside within The limits
or This Stale, on wnom copy Of said Declara-
tion. with a rule 10 plead, can be served On
II oiion of Mr.. Adams attorney for Plaintiff, ]; IS
ordered ,tha,lhe said defendant appear and plead
to the said Declaration, within u year and a
day from the dale hereof, or judgment will be
given agains, him by default.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk, {
Clerks Office, Edgelicld c. H. 18th Nov. l547
november4 ly 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
FOR CLERK.

FOR CLERK.
s We are authorized 10 announce THOS.
G. BACON,sa candidate for re election as
Clerk of The Court, for Edgefeld District.
The rriepds OF E. PENN, announce
7. him as G andidaie for lhef Office of Clerk
Sat the ensuing election.
lR The friends of Pc TER QUATI'LEr
eBlyM S;Esql.. announce him as c4ndida,e lo-
3 ssI,QfHic of Clerk of The Codft fssonimon
sI,eas. ersi District, al the teHsdi lection
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-01

If the bes. mans faults were written
on bis forehead, he would pull bis hat
over bis eyes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
Rough and Ready Song,

AIR-"Aiabama joe
Well sing a song TO suit the times,
With vioces bold and steady;
And cheerily wen tell in rhymes,
OF good old Rough and Ready.
His foes may SANDER us they cnn.
And buster at his manners
Who cares a figl he's just the man
To lead the Yankee banners!
Then Rough and Ready let il ring,
Aud set the bells a-chiming;
Where er we 60 we're bound to sing
His praises III our rhymnS.
In Florida he gained name
That won our admiration,
And loudly has his gallant fame
Been echoed through onr nation;
There's not a heart in all the land,
That beats not true and stendy,
For the Hero Of the Rio Grande,
Old gallant Rough aud Ready.
Then Rough aud Ready, &c. &c.
At Moniery he showd the world,
That Yankees ne'er are dnnntedi
The flag OF freedom lie uniurled,
And on tho towers planted:
And there il waves in triumph high,
Mid freemen bold aud steady.
A monument to every eye,
Of old gallant Rough and Ready.
Then Rough and Ready, &C. &c.
Old Zacks the boy for Santa Anna,
Ampudia or Arista.
Aud long twill be ere they forget
The field OF Buena Vista;
Though legions Of the loeman swarm,
Against our brave defenders,
Old Rough and Ready, they will find'
The man who ne'er surrenders.
Then Rough and Ready. &c. &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
'lpOtifd.
THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.


AIR-Of aRtke Artistic Wind caSSlaw.-BGrn'
His own. loved home, no more will tread
He. the true soldier brave;
But far removed. now with the dead.
He fills lhe'soldier's grave.
His aged parents wept sad tears,
When he, thrir own loved one,
Left their embrace, sought distant wars
Where glory would be won
Their home is now made desolate.
Their joys forever fled;
In sorrow now lament his tate,
Their hearts are with the dead:
For stilrd the voice and mute the tongue,
Tn deaths embraces hidT
Aud friendship now can only MOURN
Her tears OF anguish shedi
Mid the crash Of arms. the deadly strife,
Our starry flag streams high!
Indeath he smiled. gazed on the light,
And shouted victory
Then let ileIt banner ever wave
About the houorea deadi
Twill guard the spot, where sleep the brave,
And DER their glory shed.
Weep not fond parents, know tlla, he,
who led our yctors on,
Felt natures warmest sympathy,
Tor your own how'd lost one;
His hardy TOLLS content to share,
His glory To sustain,
Ou him, on all, bestowed like care,
Their welfare but the same.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-28
GROCERIES.


OHHDS. N o. SUGAR,
OU $50 Bbs. Plantation Molasses;
25 bbls Snper S. II. do
4 Golden Syrup-a new article,
I75 bags Prime Eastern Rio Coffee;
" Old Gov. Java do
80 bbls. LOatE SUGAR;
5 boxes Double Refined do
90 packages Imp. and Y. ii. TEAS,
fresh, assd;
90 boxes Va. Tobacco. ass'd;
cask fresh lst quality Madder;
Alum;
Is bags Pepper and Pimento;
100 mats Cassia;
l bbl. Cluves
3 C0pperas:
3 d" Clipped Logwood
25 Nos |. , and Mackerel;
Is d" White Fish,
90 boxes CulJec Herring smoked;
cases Sarlines;
10 terces Fresh Rice;
so boxes Fresh Raisilis;
Fruils Almonds;
2 bbls. Ground Ginger, (pure,)
! cask EPSON Salts;
50 Reans Wrapping Paper;
90 " Letter and Writing do
SO kegs Pure White Lead
5 bbls Linseed Oil;
90 Super. Tanners Oil;
35 kegs No. l Kentucky Twist Tobacco;
With various other articles in our line
For sale low by
Lancaster, April 90, l849. I5l