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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

/. The largest booksnle ever held in the
United States will take place in New
York this day. From 10000 10 l7O.OOO
volumes hy American publishers will be
offered. contributed by about $50 publish
trs. Besides the regular catalogue ofI6O
pages, closely printed, there are three
Others, one of 81 pages of English Books;
anorherE of 40 pages of American aud
foreign Stariunery; aud the third Of 800
cases Of Paper, containing abou; S1'OOO
:Teams. s,a. .''. '.. ,''e..s --' f. &c.. Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
NOTICE.

A. PPLICATlON will be made 10 The Leg
"A islatnre of this State at the next Session,
to repeal the Sixth Section of an Act en'Iied
an Act, toincorporate certain societies and com:
panies. and 10 renew and amend certain Char
tters heretofore granted, ratified on the 18th Of
December, 1897.
Apu % 3m .'r 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
Notice.

e n PPLfCATION will be made to the l.eeIs-
/. "A Iature at its next Session for a Public
Road to be male from Shinbnrg on Lutfee
Town Greek, by way Of Dorns Mills on
Hardlabor Creek. to intersect the old Cam
bridge Road in Abbeyille District, not far from
Nahison's Ferry on Little River.
A,J1 SOfh 1SIS. 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

odd Felioac. There are seventy three
Lodges in the city of New York and
from returns on file in the Office oIahe
Grand Secretary il appears that twenty
one Of these Lodges expended $50, 400 80
during the year ending on The 3Orh day of
June last. for reiriin sickness and burial
Of the dead, :.-S ::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
NOE'lCE.

f.- NOEUCEe s:#.- rE-:'.-
IN ,EsaGl E..PENN, Merchants At Edge
IN o. field, Conr House, having this day ex.
ecuted a derd ,lassignng their Estate 10 the .ili
dersigned fprtIle benefit Of their creditors ns is
provided IN. the said deed. the creditors of the
sld G. L. &;iEs Pren. are hereby notified 10
meet at Edgefied Court House on Friday the
18th insfa mt for the purpose of appointing IN
Agent, iftheysee fiji ,to act with the subscriber
s7s 40 sNss-L. q GRIFFlN--Assigncs. -
. Sent 4; 5;1SlSsr,sb ,l.,.g. IF ,:33
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Head Quarters,
: ~ 7M Regimeat. S, {. u.

q MILLvIILEj Sept. 5th, l348. }
Ordtrs No. 8, ~ - +. ,,,-,... =.
Charles "A. Meigs late Adjutant, having
resigned, Slanmore B. Griffin has been ;Ir'
pointed, and Commissioned Adjntait. +Wiilb'
obeyed and respected accordingly. 's'se7 7.'.~.1
Ts&By y'ordeiiof Col. G. ID: MINIS
-.fyFys sEiaJAs. b. SULLIVAN, Paymaster.
-. SentyG .,.rsls -.-s. 81. -.. 80 ... s. a. 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
Ei,SIlEEkel. AOdge JVT0.. "a.
Leo. ~. DE Euslge.
Surgeon Dentist,

.HTAS returned TO EdgefeId, G. H., 10
E s. Temain for a s5nrt time only during
which, he can be found at Mr.. SPANS Hotel.
RgFxRs to, L: A. RoDRIGUEs, NJ. D., Surgeon
Dentist. Charleston. S. e. '@. ''..'.' .
SepL6 as ~ sts2 If, ~ 33 :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

~. AT nine O'Clock last night, an Augusta
correspondent informs US hat The, Ware aa re-
House of Messrs. Andrews & Spears was
destroyed by fire in ibis city, aud six hum.
dred daes of Cotton were burnt. The
fire commenced al noon.-Chcr. Courier.
Cd inst. ... .-.. .-r5.s- -.1ts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
Enif IlA, aIHEiSEniM.

1GhNEs Note ofhanddrawnby 5. S.!Thomp
q y kins, fl; two hundred and fifty dollars,
dated 2lstyAIri. 1913, and due one day after
date, with a ctedt Iereon Of $50, IN the hand
writing of J. As w illiams; The date Of wlicl'
not recollecteila lIpersOns are cautioned 10,
10 tradedor sad note, for II has since been paid
|, cssszritrs isoszlg ass ~ 5. CHRISTIE. r
Z / sent If 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

A Stare brought back.-A negro man,
the property of Mrs, Filzsimons. secreted
himself on board the ship SamorSet,. Cap
Tucker, (Which sailed from Ibis port for
Liverpool on Sunday lasI,) and was not
discovered until Thursday, when the ship
was several hundred miles at sea. Not.
VII irstaifaaii"g the delay and Inconvenience
i; necessarily caused life ship, lhe. Cap:
Iaih Immediately bore away for this porl,
and placed the runaway yesterday mora
iug on hoard the Pilot Boat No, 9, few
miles from The bar, which vessel brought
him 10 the city last evening. The fellow
appeared TO have.provdcd himself with a
good supply Of cIolhing, as he had an ex.
celent carpet bag, was filled, and a cloak
or overcoat. we did not notice which, flung
over his arm, aud some money, the
amount Of which wo did not ascertain.
Charleston Courier, 22d uN.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Counterfeit, GoM.- Tbompson's Re-
porter says: I'VE are again impelled to
call attention to The fact that large "a
mount of spurious American gold is now
in circulation. There are different pro
cesses by which silver pieces are made 10
represent gold; the most successful Is that
of galvanizing them which imparts clear
mint like appearance TO The piece
Southern Patriot,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


Thomas McCarty and wife !
Palsey and others, Applicants. SSm"ons
Polly Stewart and others, F@rtlt'on.
Defendants.
MT appearing to my satisfaction. that Thomas
Stewart, William Thompson, Ihomas
Thompson. Alexander Thompson, NarcIlIa
THOMPSON. Nelly Thompson, Policy Thomp-
son. and Tabit6a Thompson, Distributes IN
the Real Estate Of Alexander Stewart deceased
live without the lin its Of this State 1t is
therefore ordered, that they DO appear IN the
Conrt of Ordinary for the District aforesaid,
and object 10 the Sale or Division OF 'he Rea
Estate aforesaid. OH or before the fourth DAY OF
December next or their consent VIII be
entered Of Record.
Given under my hand at my Office, this day
the 18th August, l943.
Aug 80 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
MARRIED

= Onlhe 29th Angustby Rev. DID. Brunson.
BENJAMIN p TILEMAS- to Miss HiAsELrisE r
ROPER, all of this District. =, 81 !, 5r:s5-' 4, p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

r The number Of boats on.the waters of
the Mississippi valley is 467, having an
aggregate tonnage of132, 500 tons. -. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~. EDGEFfELD DISTRICT:
-, ,.,....- e. IN EQUITY. ..'-.
Herbert, B. Elder,

re Bill for foreclosure
John Hill, Ordinary, and and sale.
Washington StrUn.
NI 0T1UEis hereby given, that by virtue IT
"a the decree Of the Court in this case,
shall sell at EdgeGald, Conrt House on the
6rst Monday in October. next One tract ol
land, containing five hundred and iwenty'thrce
acres more or less. siinate in the District aud
State aforesaid on the MartintOwn and Scott
Roads, and 4GunnelPs Greek. bounded by
lands of Lee .Tiolstein. David Quarles, Daniel
Prescott Henri, w aldrum and Mrs. Whitaker
, : Terms Of sale cash. = ss s>c' pr, .-.
SIS. TOMPKINS. c. E.E. D.
CommissionIr's Office, Sept. 5lh, 1S45:
Sept. q At - L 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
Boots and Shoes.
EEOTEE To RENT.

tenant IN reasonable terms. The great number
of Strangers who visit .GraniteviIe, renders it
n desirable location f6t a Public House, the
patronage of which could be increased 10 an in,
definite exten, BY an enterprising Landlord.
II is one mile from the South Carolina Rail
Road. and five miles nearer to Edgeield e. IT..
than either Aiken or Hamburg over a good.
road and wonId with suitable Accommodations;
soon become the point for taking the Rail Road.
by travellers from the upper Districts going to
Charleston. added TO these advantages the
number Of boardhS, always to be obtained in
such busy pacdVls Graniteville, tie concln.
sion IS irresistible, that there is an1pening for
an enIerpriSiug man. Reference to Mr.. GEO.
KELLY, Agent, at Grani,eyil!e. ...: .s>rs r.
Aue % St 20. 81 .-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Massachusetts has nine hundred miles
Of Railroads iu operation, in which S4O,-
100000 are invested. The income for
last,year exceeded S5,0O0,0oo. 81 t's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Foreign Postage.-The New York: Fri
hun saws: I'VE understand that letter
has been received from Mr.. Bancroft. and
Minister in England, giving strong reason
10 hope that before long satisfactory In,
ternal;onal Postage law will be established
with Great Britain. ssaoaa.s ~ %. u, s7i3i',
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Head Quarters ]
OH Dr1riunnI 6 q III

;f.c - :. Ed RcSImeM, o' =. 7Af, s $.$sF3
: EDccFIELD, C. H. 28ru AUG. lS48: 4 lss
Orders Nos ,at..g.,;.i q 4, " : 4. Ia
Z The Cd Regiment Of Cavalry will appear atiy..
Lougnires on Tuesday the 26th Of September
next, armed und equipped as the law directs, =
Tor drill and review. 800 ~
\ Commissioned and Norcommss!6ned Off ~
GERS will meet the day previous for dfia and 20
instruction. ,,-...f,..,... I-,.,.tys.-, -. d,
/ Commanders Of Sgiadrons are charged with a
the cx,ension'of this order to their respective
commands. Ga..5,,. ~ ,E 10. ~, 1-lss
s. By order of Brig. Gsn.J. w. GAYT0N. ~.
/ TiIos w. LAEHAM Col. l.ss z.
r - ID Reg't. Cavalry; s. G. N.
Aug 20 11aaaS&a sf2t s,s9S ~
+. r The ,Abaeville Banner viii copy twice,r
and forward account to this Office. - III f]5t'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
JOSEPH ABNEY,

.-.4l. EHTTORNEY3ATs sE5W, > 12 "
NNZlLE practice in the Courts of Edgsfe!G
w and the adjoining Districts ~
Aug % e.. .-saE. It '- Frs,3l5...'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

zE,,r- Gouernor HGmmond.-A correspon-
den, Of the Charleston Courier publishes
an extract frnm letter of This gentleman,
in Which he states himself 10 Ge a Taylor
man. THE letter is without day and date.
Whether his ex Excel!eocy is Of the same
opinion s,iIl, we know not, The State is
fortunate, indeed, that JAS. H. Hammond
was not elected Senator over Judge But
Ter, an avowed Democrat, who "has hith-
erloIelused and still refuses" in legal par
lance, 10 embrace the cause of General
Taylor, though doubtless repeatedly urged
lhefeunto by many warm personal friends
wse are II !StttseFr !1ctster Of ex-Gov.
HaffnF. ond aludes 10 he efforts Of the per-
son addressed, 80 carry the vote Of this
State for Taylor, and gives him his "ar-
dent wishes for success. What a fGrre~
would South Carolina Senator exhibit as
an" ardent" parIizan, Of the Wing nomi'
nee for President! We doubt nol that
many Of the supporters Of Jas. Fl. Ham>
moua will rejoice that they failed 10 elect
him Seaotor.-Greenville MouniGinser. >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

NJ, Pageot, late Minister Pleuipotcmli-
ary of the King of France, has left The
United States for England, with 'he.alleg
ed intention Of placing at the service of
Louis Philippe, ii large share Of bis prince.
" torture, aud inviting the ex King and
family to take up their residence in 4
merica.-[ Montreal Gazette. A.g. l6.
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~ aAHHGR.

FRSEiTS citizens of; Edgefeld, district. are re-
qussieil 70 attend al Richardson's on Mon:
aIaY. the 18Th September 10 take into consii'
eri,ion. aud tDladopt measures sf1fs presenting
al ihe nexf re gimeniaL nnstersof tie 0lb Re:
giimenl Sw6rl 10 our gallant officer, Lieut.
JosErH ABSEY. go.
{ Sept6 - 50 ~ y
ESseEEer Lodge JsTO. ~.
gaj go o.. %. D. -. '
8 NJ. Reeularmeeting Of lIris. Lodge viii
be- held on Monday evening next al s
o'clock. i, JOHN LYON See.
di Sepi, 6 II 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Gen Shields The Hibernian Society
Of Illinois has presented Gen. Shields with
gold medal. In bis address on the oc-
casion he said: ......,..-. 49,. ....,.. -
p, For my own part, will pledge myself
here, that if Ireland ever strikes for liber
iy. will join her in the struggle, and COZ
secrale The residue Of my life % her SER
vice and sometimes think thai Heaven
has preserved my life for some good pur
pose; and | know of no purpose more no.
" aud mure benevolent Than that Of aid .
ing in The redemption of my native land"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAR JLINA
,.tg EDGEFIEED DISTRICT. $3.50"
z .- I'D IN ORDINARY 4.u-' "-.

- ~ IN dJBDINA An Z !'I-.l'~ q -
DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary OF
sID EdgefeM District: .,a,,..
Whereas Thomas Kelley hath ap.
piled 10 me fpr leuers of administrations
O on all and singular the goods and chatlles'
rights aud credits Of d., D.HPlunkeu
.lale of the District aforesaid. decd. q,
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admoa;
ISL all and singular, The kindred and credi-
tors .iiaf Of the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me, at. our next Ordinary's Court
for the said Distict, t6 be holden al Edge
field Court gIouso on The 18th day of
.Sen,emberiast, to show cause, if any, why
the said Administrations should not be
granted. :,
Given un1ef my handeand seal, ihiS 4lt,
gdayof Septensberin the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty,
eight aud inl the seventy.thiFd year Of
American Independence -. 80.
81 sl JOHN5HlllGi, o.aE. D:'T'
,'r% Cont q fstE.l h. 81 ssyizgiEta . tS3 Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

Gen. Shields.--The real intentions of
this gentleman are still doubtful, as will be
seen from The cautious manner in which he
expresses himself in the suhj0ined extract.
The Emmet Club, at ST.. Louis, compli-
nen,ed him with an entertainment on The
18th inst. when in reply to toas, by the
presiding officer, his views were drawn out
10 o neat and animated speech. The St.
Louis Oregon says: .''
ALE expressed in very warm terms, his
grateful sense Of The kindness with which
he had uniformly been treated in this, his
adopted country, snd of the many honnrs
which had been conferred upon him. His
first 0HegiGnce, he said, was here ON
American soil 10 American institution s.
He dearly loved his aarive land, but he
could not consent TO do any act, or be
participant in any proceeding inconsistent
with hatallegiance. The newspapers had
mixed his name up with their notices of
expedition TO Sierra Madre {; but he should
not. 10 connection with that, orrauy other
expedition, do anything against the will or
wishes Of this soVerument. ', @.-s e..
7" Gen. 5. nliudedto milidrg o,gani-a-
tons in this country 10 aid Ireland, such
asIhe formation of brigGdes, and coudem-
ned II as disreSpectful to the authorities OF
this coUairy, and violation Of law. which
was nota proper return by adopted ciri-
zensfor The privileges they had secured,
and the Kindness with WHICH they had been
so invariably treated in the United S'ates.
Ii
thai be was atden,Iy in favor Of every prop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06
A CAR D.

A VtA ka Va - y. y II g. =.
RHRS. McCLfNTOCK proposes opcning
I've School on the Ist of September NJ her !,
residcmcr. Mrs. VI. hopes by strict aiteneion
to her Pupils, to NEE, share of public pa-r>
tronage. &c. ..... e.. = .,..s-, ~, ,..-.=ss:i
ChiIdlen nj Distance can be accommodated :
as day boarders, per week. ut = $l!S0 :.
TERMs.--SpeIling Reading, Arith- 49, E'f
menc with plain Needle.wofk.1 .1ss.% y!sea
per quarter, o. E.r-.-4. -. ~.,,ifscS5.e0s ~
Geography, History and Writing is s.,.;,,, - Il
with the above, -s,.,.. SsT!o0
Aug 16 If = :. 80 "T-,l2 - -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-06

or mode of relief, encouragement, and aid
Itolreland in her approaching Struggle
The cause had his heart, and if need be,
sEoUII have i'is hahd:" -. " - q. '';.:I q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

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...-.ts 20, .,.'.,, ,r.t. 81. .. n
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- ''- .''-' ''- %. ---l ''7.--.'- Oh
' s.' u. --' -i-'- passions % --- multitude ana
' i-a -.'- We ai- every aal feie-''-- accounts
w. .A eo--..H -lr existence 10 i-ese lil ricf
s--e- il4 "e are certain Thar ai ile a--i si-nt we
s-t. see a.. tle country ID l.alos.
..f. --.. +t.+ Oil. .--.- .- OLD. r-.. and az i....
Pc. - .--l -.-4--' '-..i-.-. e A-- Oh i....'
% ar bare these nt.i-ues ana o. --.w .le POO. 1ec
.r. +.. -r.-.--. ~ .-t.--- -.,... .. .-. ..-. g..
-' - ---''i ---.-- i--.- e. it- l--iA 'eA- l-'l
% Pho -l.e 10
Here .~e some az tfs r,---.
- .' -
lr--1' ..s 4a.--4 circular which. or-e-. '-ia a--
.rrs o. -. and -u- o. GID. county town aav r-orr.tor
,..- ...r -... .... 81. -.,,- 1.....t..
l-' recon o- --e -l-.. N,- -- .t F-'.e 70 l-r
world 60 Fake root even b. '.' CRY. ali a r0-s. hl-
7. .. ... Of, . - r .,, e...... 80 ...N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

sANDs's sARstPAanLA.-Spungl s once more with ~.
yeral freshness 81 ihc air. and man, ~ well o.. yege,slon
feels the revyying Influence Of the season Bu, Spring g.
not Spring TO the The poor bedndden ms 81 TO scro
ua Or rheumatism, liver disease indzrst ou'or any
one Of the legion Of mauies which take their noe n the
stomach, and make the her c0nduiis-whai is lie
Spring 10 hmi What language ~ the deaf ard duub,
light 10 the blind Bui we think tell tAs sufferer
how 10 o. bis system for tee enjoyment Of Spring
Of Sands sarsapaa isi shall sst the whole season.
VII accomplish the WORK and enable the patent up
bis bed and walk" before fiery July looks chamber
window
Prepared ard sod wholesale end retail, byA B.. D.
SANDS, Who.esale Drug g 100 Fulton, corner Of William.
~ Broadway, and u East Broadway, New-Yor1 sod
$50 by Druggists generally throughout ne United states
pnce 81 per bottle, or six hor.es for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

CARDTle unders. ned iaie proprietor Of toe National
Miniature Gallery, ~ Broadway. y y would respectfully
inform bis friends and le patrons, Aa he has disposed Of
bis entire interest in the atoyeuaned Gallery 10 EDWARD
WHITE, Esq lie feels confident hat the present PROPRIETOR
Mr. White, whose experience Enterprise aud hbeniy have
couduced much toward te advancement Of e Daguerrean
arr. viii use the most liberal exCrou please uud hopes
Dee may receive that generous support which has heretofore
been extended 10 ihe above establishment
Iel2 imeod J.R. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

Alarm ~ MARriytQUE.-The brig Columbus,
Cap, Webster. which srnyed Al this port yesterday
from Martinique, brought number Of passengers who
were til lstely among the most wealthy planters on
the island They obi gcd % leave in consequence
Of The a;e revolt OF the slaves Great excitement 81;
prevails among al the white Inhabitants who take ref
uge on board o. all iorgn vessels which they can reach
Business was very dag there being no sale for Aae.
can produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

We are entirely oai of tais h.aiter bat ail pc sa
edition 20 pres ;orhuiil .9 ,iat ss WILDE $50 a.
supply I; IN iew days Az ,as o,a.r ssfaasfs o.n be-
obtained Agents cen go oa ans sssesra sal.e..lsss
90 tae work commencing viii 81 L. aii ds.,rf n.s
saeeeodlns Numbers as asy nsy DO assn4-s.y o
NaIaber syssy Two weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19
Another Triumph OF Finance {.

Nv the ooportune arrival and publication %. re
,scisl ady.css that the Treaty Of Peace with Mex
ico had been formally and finally rat,hedby tae
usxi.an Government, Secretary Walker has beea
e,,bled % negotiate farther Loan Oh sixteen
Millions Of boilers at a little over three per cent
prenium. That is TO say the Government re-
.eives IN hand about Sixteen aud % Half Millions
Of Dollars. iorwhici &c agrees that thc people shan
nav Nine Hundred AMI Sixty thousand Dollars
per anuum for twenty years aud sixteen Nih'n'
at the expiration of that tena-il all Thirty i've
Millions two Hundred Thousand Dollars n the
course OF twenty years for Sixteen Millions aud
Hslfnow. to ielray part OF the cost OF the M-A.
can War. This is called borrowing at a ?rer .r.
and putting Half a Million in premiums -., '.s
Treasury.
There are many Of the bacAwoois fellows so io.-
~ green as 20 fancy that the end OF the War would
pu. an end o tho War Expenditure, and TINS
obv.ste an necessity for running tlc Government
deeper and deeper ia debt They Will be cured 81.
rais dslasion eT.ctua'ly. In TIE first place, We
have Fifteen Millions 70 pay Mexico for Peace
aud Territory, Three Millions Ia hand, and One
Million per month for year thereafter Oh the
Mexicans have O revolution or two meantime, and
repuiiate the Treaty, we shall probably stop pay
Ing bat If the money so regularly coming iu shall
be pretty fairly distributed among their Military
blnditti, they may keep quiet till they get the
whole.) Then there are Home Transportation.
Paying or, Claims for losses and damages, Pen.
sions and Retiring Allowances TO our Officers and
Soldiers, &c. &c. 10 be provided, that it is not
probable that the cost of the War will be fully as.
certained, much less adjusted and paid, for many
years yet. How much the present ascertaiued
debt Of the Government Gucludine the Fifteen
Millions to Mexico) may be, Is not now before AS
but il can scarcely be less than One Hundred MI
ions, which the accounts get % come in viii pro
baby swell 10 One Hundred and Fifty Millions
Tue addition 10 our Annual Expenditures for From
tier Deiences, Indian Hostities, Army increase
Territorial Governments &c. can hardly be kept
within Five Mllions-all OF which Debt aud tx
pense would have been avoided by simply obey
ing the Divine law which says Thou shalt Lot
covet anything that is thy neighbours Shall not
this People be wiser evermorc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

DOLLARS ARE Worm sAvrNG.-Those " ho may wish o
purchase any article Of dry goods may save rom 81 81
per cent their purchases by masking them ~ te store Of
M-ssrs. r. ". W p. GmLsY. no Bowery. See lLo.i
Larg. alYeLLl.emea- m nun-.r column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

OLo ZscH ASD TIE Mas % ASHLAND We'll saws The
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