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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

- TuE NEWS FROM EURoPE.-Revulution is
quite the order of the day in Europe 1t
that the Kings and po,enlates, generally,
are trembling for their thrones. We hope that
their oppressed subjects may asser, their
rights and be able TO preserve them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
Ebe a0oertIser.
EDGEFIELD C. IL.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3, 154S.

The RAIN During the last week, we had
some good showers Of rain in the eighborhood
A cool spell afterwards succeeded On Sun
day evening. rain Commenced falling, anl coil
'inued all night, AM did not stop until npoa on
Mon day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

s5lA G0IonED LAWYER, Judge Morse, of
Kings scspn,y,New York. has decided
rllatit i.sunconsiitulional for cnlored man
.to; ;praclice law in tia, Slale, and sci aside
5 5ajPds9ent where scoored man was the
counsel: SIS. D /; ..t...:s.s,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
Wool IN the Seed.
State Of South, Carolina,
EEDGEFJELD DISTRICT. = 2

M NJ. Broadwa,er. residing at Mrs. {. s.
,RBs Gareil's on Horns Creek, sixteen
miles from Hamburg, on the road leading from
Mrs. Sullivan's to Capt. WIN. CARROTS, tolls
hands high, left hind faotwhits little above the
fe,lock. a small blazs in the face. long tail, aud
the main lying OIL the left side--iu very low or
der. Adjndged TO be three years old at foang
time, no marks or brands perceivabIe. APP
prased at twenty dollars. -.
s. BROADWATER, Mag.
Mays, lm4 IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

We are IN lebtel to tn. H,a. A. Burr fnr
various Public Documents, E,r which lie will
accept our thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
Every Little Helps.

III N consequence Of the great pressure in mo
u ,rey matters. will attend al Edsefed c. IT,.
on Mundny, 29lh May, inst lor the accorimo-
dalton of any who have made their Tax Ie.
turns, and. mot paid, they can meet me on that
day. tS 90 J. QUATTLEBUM, Tc.
May 2d.sS dt Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

MHY3 OUR ARMY Is so SUCCESSFUL.
S--Aicordinslo official reports. there are
Two bousand.women in The American ar
my. Solomon says "A loud scolJing wo-
man sball he found to drive the enemy
away No wonder the Mexicans; cul
;a,ndYQnshen they ,fouudStwo 1housand o!
Them on hand. 4. ~, lse sa, szflra,,,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
HEAD QUARTERS,
2d Reg'ntC C0unlry. S. G.. III.
EDGErfELD anr;I17 ,s52

~ ffg'mCdualry, S. O.. III.
EDGEFIELD, April II, ls4S. )
oREERS No. !, =.
1E NtlE Edsefirld Squadron Of this Regiment
p :;wlil appear nj iEdse6clt C. Honse. OH
Saturday the 2Oh May next, for drill and re.
view. t..
Officers and Non-Commssioned Officers,
will assemble the duy peyous for drill and
ns'iuc',nn sr. aa =;
The ,AbbeYille Squadron Of this Regiment
will appear Il, .ibbeville c. II. on Saturday,
the 81 of June next. for drill and review. :.
Commissioned aud Non. Commissioned Off,
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
By order Of Col. THos. w. LAyu.m,.
G. w. BRANNON, Adj.
The Abbevile Banner will copy twice AMI
forward account 10 this Office. :;
April Is ST 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
IlIeGlNs' FERRY, April 18th, 1918.

Mr.. Editor: By copying in your paper
the remarks Of "Tyser," from he Charles.
ton Mercury, (Which piece enclose, ) GU
will not only oblige ME, but renter SER
vice To your readers.
Respectfully, Yours, &C., y
SUBSCRIBER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
i REMARKABLE FULFlLMENT
,,e OF PROPHESY. ea

As prophecy is sinterpreted by those cons
versant with sacred history-apners 10 he
in progress throughput the world, our at
ten,ion has heen directed to The subject by a
friend who has placed in our hands book
published in this city 10 1872. by the Rev.
r. G. Shineall, a clergyman Of the Pro
teslant Episcopal church. i, is entitled
the age of the World and the signs OF
the Times" The most remarkable pre-
dcliou, or rather Interpretation of pruphe
cy in this book, is the following, al page
223:
"The great day of crisis, both to The
church and the world is just at hand.''
Look to 1917! May heaven prepare US
al! to meet uldisInayed, the terrors, and
10 share triunphunlly, in the glorics o!
that day"
Admitting the correctness Of history
aud chronology, as handed down tn the
present generation, our author says again :
"The crisis in A. d. 1917, and The fin.
ishiug Of the mystery Of God, in 1865, is
established upon grounds of equal certain
ty."
Now, as l547, was the year in which
The liberal movement in Europe was com.
mcnced by the Pope, in opposition to the
allied powers Of France. Russia, Prussia,
aud Austria. ana as the lateKing of France
to lhe liberal movements in italy was one
great cause Of the late astounding revolu.
rion in Europe, this Interpretation Of pro-
phesy, founned as it is, upon the the full.
filment of oIlier propheses. becomes ol
absorbing interest. We therefore give the
following chronology, from MIR. Shimeall's
book, pointing to these events:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
EXHIBIT OF BANKS IN CHARLusros.-We

EXHIBIT OF BANKS IN CHARLEsroS.-We
copy from Charleston paper, the following
account Of the present condition of the Banks
in that city. The exhibit shows the amount OF
circulation Of the bulls Of each Bank, and the
specie and exchange which earh has on hand.
SoUrHwEsrERy RAi. RolD BANK
Circulation, S3l6,l95 90
Specie and Exchange, 3S4,225 46
Excess Of Circulation, 100000 O9
Excess of Specie and Exchange, 1908 I6
UNION BANK.
Circulation. Sl2l.67O 90
Specie and Exchange, l56s53 40
100000 90
Excess Of Specie and Exchange 43lS3 40
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK
Circulation, S295 360 90
Specie and Exchange, 29l 1863 %
Excess Of Circulation, 4496 II
STATE BANK.
Circnlalion. 293727 50
Specie and Exchange, 3S2,434 90
Excess of Circulation. ono 900
Excess of Specie and Exchange, S5,7Oj 50
BASK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Circulation. Il5,552 so
Specie and Exchange, 2l2,76S %
Excess of Circulation, OO0OOO 90
Excess of Specie ANA Exchange, l2i,2l5 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
!. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DYJOHN HILL, ESP, Ordinary Of


DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
- Edsefeld District p: -.
Whereas John s. Ardis hath applied 10
me for Letters OF Administration, IN all
aud singular The goods aud cha'lels, rights
and credits of Christopher w. Arlis, late
of The District. aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to c'e and ainon.
ish all aud singular. the kindred aud cred
i,ors Of The said deceased, 70 he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for lle said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House. on the ] lth day Of May
inst, to show cause. if any, why The
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
Ist day OF May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight bundred and
(orty-eigh,, aud in the I'D year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL. O. e. D.
May3 Ct Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF GERMANY ~
CoLuMBIA.-On "Wednesday evening; the 2Glh
nt., the Germans residing in Columbia, South
Carolina formed an extensive Torch Light
procession, and with appropriate banners and
devices. made beautiful exhibition, attracting
q large concourse of citizens. TIE procession
was headed by band OF youths in suitable
costumes, who bore miniature Aigs OF the Uni.
ted States and Germany. intermingIed, and af
ter these came the German citizens, who bore
the battle flags of tlIeir respective nations. The
French, Swiss and the Tartan Plaid of the
Gaul, and the,Shamrock Of ireland were CON
: spicuous. The procession moved through The
entire length Of Main street, and down TO the
: College Campus. and hal,ins before the house
Of Professor Leber, the torch bearers sung
German hymn fliberty, after which Professor
Leiber being loudly called for. appeared and
addressed the assembly in English. His all.
dress was rich in historical details. He then
addressed his cOumtrymen in the language of
Of their Fatherland, and closed by calling for
torch to light and lead the way to the mtnsnn
ofPresident Preston, where he proposed "three
times three cheers for the United States."-
Arriving there, the crowd called for the great
orator, who appeared and spoke in strains
most thrilling and heart.slirring. His theme
:, was the Genius of Germany her right to
demand the freedom Of her prcss-her right 10
claim Representative Pdrlia nnt - which
/ first found birth IN the Tentonic hcarl-her pu-
rlfcation of the Christian Religion by the Re.
formation; and last her right 10 burn her o,ca
guapotodsr in the defence and the excelsior of
all these privileges. lla paid marited CON.
plimenlto DR.. Leiber, who had shed his blood
in his Youthful daysin the c,use of his native
country. He thanked the German citizens for
making the College Campus tue scene of their
reioclngs in the name of the Faculty aud Sin.
dents. He closed amid prolonged plaud,s,
z giving the old German sentiment Of Liberty.
I Morality and Order" The procession then
moved back to the starting point, aud the whole
asscmblage closed in the utmost order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

= MEETING OF THE FRrESDs OF IRELAND rs
CHARLEsroS.-In pursuance of n call made
by the friends Of Irish Independence. a large
and enthusiastic meeting Was held M the Hi
bernian Hall, in the city Of Charleston, the
,sSsl;l!s Of !hss si!as
was .dddtfssed, by Ellmand ;shlasra,s,, G. P
gNorthrop. James D. Rhet b. r. Carroll and
"a. G. Magrath, Esqrs: Certain resolutions
were adopted. The following s'.he last:
s. Rcsotrcd. That we regard with deep ankles
ty and hope the patriotic demonstration the
people Of Ireland, and will cordially mid them 10
establish their independence in every way not
Inconsistent with our obligations as American
Citizens"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

ABOLITION EXCITEMENT IN WAsHISGToN
Cirr.--From extracts which we publish, it
will be seen that great excitement hns prevailed
in Washington City, on account Of the steal g
rof certain slaves, by certain persons, with the
intention to liberate lhem or sell them for their
own benefit. Very exciting proceedings in
consequence of this. have taken place among
the people Of ,Washing,on-aud the negro
stealers have been csp,ured A violent de-
bate also sprung up in Congress, for hrlef
account Of which, we refer our readcls TO
Congressional news.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
q GREAT CHANCE!
Selling off at Cost

FOR ONE u ONT II ONLY!
4 will offer 10 the Public my present er,en.
IL sive stock of > s.
DRY GOODS,
.CLOT[tlNG, HATS,
BOOTS. AND SHOES.
HARDWARE, BOOKS AND
STATIONERY. UMBRELLAS.
PARASOLS, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE, TIN WARE, DOMESTIC
GOODS, GROCERIES,, FAN
CY ARTICLES. FUR
AND CLOTH CAPS
PERFUMERY,
&c. DC &C. !..,,j =.
At COST, positirety for one IfonM onra.
Those who wish bargains had better come
soon, before the best goods are selected out.
r. s. ROBERTS.
April 26 If IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03


lSPlRIroF RELIGloN.-Chrisl re-estab-
listed she! The unity Of human nature. lie
llaus sht. US the princicples OF eternal jas
lce, aud The grand secret Of all harmony
aad happiness, on earth as in heaven
love! Tillwe arrive to thar point Of his
system, we are unacquainted with Christi
anlty, and are ignorant of nature and our
deslilries, The dogmas and the mysteries
that even the very highest disciples have
Wrapped around this glorious sun of the
Christian sysIen-,his all embracing SEN
tinlent of universal love, have only oh.
scured its light from US, aud screened
from gs. lis vial warmth. The gospel
docsnotc tconsisl,n doctrines aud ceremo-
,nies. hui iullove.
But 10 love, we must know who are
worthy ofour love; and here again the
reyelationsof Christ embraced ihe infinite:
"ThppSslialt love Thy neiehbor as thyse II. !.
,Andsthen came the question: "Who is
my aeighbor2"'i And the answer. express.
edsiaian immortal story was, HEvery one
iWllolnseds thy help"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03
&C. G. WAGNER,
Attorney al Law.

3sg 3.si is REFERENCEs.
Messrs BAILEY & BREWSTER Charleston.
JbRN BAUsKErr,' Edgs6tld C. f..
May 8 f:F3s Pm Is
P Tie following gentlemen are announced
by lheir1riends as candidates for the Office of
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUArTLEBUM,
GEORGE j. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON b. MAYS,
Mai. S. lC. SCOTT.
LEFfiR. WILSON.
IAN JAMES .5''i spa isPANN:
Z 1 Tnefriends of PETER QUATTLE'
BUM, Esqr:. announce him as candidate for
the Office of Clerk Of The Court Of Common
'PleasSof. this District, at the ensuing election
Neaunryl tE1A u If SO
- E.-t-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

{. .rt-E, = -
The lpllowing is an extract from lei.
Ter Ter received per The Acadia from highly
Intelligent gentleman of this city, now
travelling in Frauce:
u have nothing satisfactory 10 add on
the Poslilot of things here; they appear TO
be ge!tlis worse every day. The fnan-
ces.ofslheeounlry are in dreadful coudi.
hon, 'tl,.aIl and.trade is at stop. Almost all
mercantile houses are stopping payment,
lor8lhe Time, aud most of The Banking
houses which have not failed are liquida-
t,ls: The metallic currency is fas, disap-
pearlns The panic is dreadful, and there
is such apprehension for The future that
tnereIs ln no telling where it will stop. In
II Hayre}sthey say nobody pays, and mer-
chandtss arriving has no claimants. and
1 many.oi mar the ships arc being sent 10 other
s:'-Charleston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-03

na.e, the beginnius of The Millennium.
|, The 20 weeks 400 -years) of Daniel, end
Ing A I'D 1887, and 2,3Q0 days. eginninss
at tstlle came time WilII The 20 weeks, (l53
Years: before Christ, the 300 days ended
1871: There remain, lien. 81 years 10
1865. which las our author says) are TO be
sisnalizsd BY ..thsf breaking up ofthe visi
DE Geade King dJms and churches Rev.
YIll.g ig; land Mr.. Shemeall claimed
that,s lSa7 was to witness the beginning
of fIhe restoration OF the Jews 10 P Palestine,
which sas literally fulfilled Inst year,
when numbers ls from all paris OF Europe
recslyedt Permission from The Turkish 60.
.yer1menl se;lle in Jerusalem and the
glclnlIy. llogelher, the. subjrcl is of ex.
ttaofilnafy Interest. The book was priu-
ted i1nsliIls city in. 1912. by Swords. Sau-
ford tdssCo.-iNew York Morning S!ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
TAYLoRIsM BY A TAYLOR MAN.

Though Mir. Bolts in his last Richmond
letter declared that General TayIor's "whole
course was insulting 10 the Wing party
il appears that at The stormy meeting in
New York he finally swallowed The "insult'
and "physc" OF TayIurism-and we are
authorized, therefore, 10 rank him as a Taylor
man. His evidence against the do;ngs OF his
own party cannot be gainsaid by the Tayloriles
and Filmorenes OF The land-and We lay before
our readers this morning his able yct most eccen-
trio aud illogical spcrch at Vaurhall garden on
Tuesday. Though he arrived at a ala me and
impotent conclusion" perfect clash in The
pan" TO use his own lansuage,) yet The damning
tacts OF Irickery, deception and fraud which he
brings up in judgmen. against the "availables,"
ought properly TO be examined and appreciate!
by an intelligent public, before they come to vote
upon the de>tinies OF this great nation Whar
confidence can be placed in the ''wire pullers'
who will govern Gen. Taylor, should he be elect
cd, after inc fraud AMI humbugs with which they
are boldly charged by one of their associates .
The amusing sketch OF the whole scene is one Of
the richest and most ushter-stifing pictures we
have ever roared over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
MORE SECRECY.

The Philadelphia nomination was brought
forth in a "secret caucns" and ever since, sccrc-
cy and deception have been employed 10 give
growth 10 The available" baniling. We have
shown the game which has been praclised with
The Taylor letters. We have some information.
tha, the same game is carried on with The Fiji
mole correspondence. The "Hon." Mr.. Cabell
of Florida some time since read TO the people a
letter from Filmore-but though called on by
the press, has refused its publication. A CORES
pondent OF The Flordian says:
have understood thai Mr. Cabell has letter
in his Jrceches pocket from Mr.. Fillmore, and il
brealhes a spirit thought TO be injurious 10 The
Southern interest and General Taylors election,
therefore he will moi show il until after The cleo.
ton. Is this SO? | think tho laws OF this Stale
forbid any citizen iIom carrying arms secretly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
To the Editors of tie qmirer !:

To the Editors of the qnirer:
ELIZABETH Town, MARSHALL County, VA,
September 10, 1913.
Gentlemen: We had quite an enthusiastic
Democratic meeting in our town last evening -
Only two days notice had been given, and we
had good turn out.
DR.. II. Kdwell of Marion, the assistant
Elector Of this District, first addressed the
meeting. He spoke two hours, and commanded
the strict attention of both parties. He is GER
aud well posted on all subjects. He noticed,
with much force and pi,h, the charges Of Gcne-
raj Cass being an old "Back Cockade" Federal
isl, and having received sixty thousand dollars
extra pay fcr services never rendered His
exposition was conclusive and tho Wings them
selves must have felt ashamed of such charges
when he was through. His defence of the Ad
minstralion and the War was forcible and elo.
qnent; aud his exposition of the position and
principles of the Wing party scaihng in The ex-
IRENE. This was his first visit 10 our county,
and our friends were delighted with him. He is
10 speak in Wheeling tonight, and in the lower
end OF Marshall on Friday and Saturday.
After DR.. Kidwell was through Alexander
Newman, Esq, addressed the meeting for one
hour and half in his usual forciblc style, and |
you know he is death uron Whiggcry. The |
speeches told well, and infused new energy into |
he breast of every Democrat present You
nay put down democratic h;arshall" for rs
majority for Cass and Butler. The news is
most hattering from the mountains, and our
rends are sanguine of carrying the great State
+ Ohio. Yours, P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
EAG.H. STOCK

or BOOTS, SHOES, HATS TRu ms isp
LEATHER, 900 PACKAGES.
IUDAlI MYERS has received and IS no"
j opening the largest and best assortment :.
Boots, Shoes, HAS, Trunks ana Leather lhsl ne
has eyer ofiefei 10 his customers ana me pnull
generally, and bought a. such prices as caHno'
fail 10 ensure auick sales either 10 lhe county
merchant or persons wanting a single Article
among his siocI. may he found ihc following
goods, viz:
Ladies aud Genllencn's Goods
Gents fine dress and wafer proof Boots
Do pegeed and scwcd OF all kinds and plee'
Mems heavy sewtd and peeged wafer Boots
Gents Gait Boolees, Richmond make
Mems cali and kip Brosans, all qualities Az
prices
Ladies' CATERS and halt Caters, all kinds 81.
coors; DO. morocco Slips and Ties, mex ~.
min SIZES; also morocco and kid BnsEins, 'h''
and thin sor,; chidTens Sboes oil all KINDS az
coors; boys OF every quality that can le 'S",I
Ion, al extremely iow prices, and every oths' Wv"
Of Shoes that can be made; together WIN -
assortment, OF Hats, Caps, Trunks, ana L.a.ns
MAKING ore OF the most extensive anu W
stocks OF Goods in the city- ,o4.
Country merchants and DINERS III want VI s''1'
Will 90 wen -. - S' = JUDAH MYERS.
RICHMOND Law SCHOOL
,.,HF, term o! this Institution commences ~
m. & "Wednesday OF November nexi, ana
eliminates on the last Wednesday OF March ioir
lowing.
The course is al once cenific and practics,
embracing outlines OF Natural, International al.
Constitutional Law, and The Principles OF ~
Municipal Law of Virginia, with the subiec's"
Pleading aud Evidence, at some lensIh. :,
The fee for instruction is 80 dollars iof sD'
course payable in advance: ,,.vupr1
Aug lS-cW6W WI. mhn :, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

M RISIAGES.

Married, AT the Trlniy Parsonage on the ever
Ins OF the Is instant, by Reverend J. F.. Ed.
wars Mr.. JAMES A. GIBSON, 10 Miss SARAH A
c. HI, all OF this city.
Married, on Tuesday the 26h instant by no
Reverend J. b. Jeer, Mr.. JESSE S. MARIN =,
this city, 10 Mss ANGELINA q. TMsERL,E,
daughter ol the late Reuben rimberlase OF Han.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
o,ur ,.;-a. - ,h;s School will be resumed on the
L Io,h October. under the management OF competent
Teachers, and viii close the 18Th OF august, isds.
Board and Tuition in the English orahehes' SiGo
French, ~
Music and the use Of Piano,
One half az the Board and Tuition VIII DO expected
10 be paid when scholar enters the school, OF The
s.r.aN.vRw q. T. LACY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

The Wing Convention must have been tame
affair." TO judge by the Valley Stars spirited sketch
Of the first days proceedings, which We shall
publish tomorrow. Mr.. w. G. Rves was Pre-
>ident, and was the only "big gun" present.
The Valley Star speaks OF the enthusiasm and
bright prospects OF the Democracy of the Valley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

TWO TAYLOR ORGANS DISCONTIN-
UED.-Fayclte county, in Ohio, has heretofore
been strong Wing county, supporting two Wing
papers, the Banner AM the Intelligencer. Both
have been discontinued, since The nomination Of
Gen. Taylor Tor want Of support and Tayorism
has NO organ in tina, county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

MARK THE DIFFERENCE-The Soush
Caroinian calls upon The Charleston Democrat
ic Taylor men 10 publish the letter General But
Ter addressed 10 them. Il is understood he has
refused the use Of his name along with Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
EDT hr E,o,,,x.
"spONTANEOUS COMBUSTI0Ns

Messls. Elitors:-I saw IN last Tuesday,
Wing an editorial article, from which ex!rac,
the following:
"The Wings have an abiding confidence thai
they viii carry The Stale Of Virginia for Oh
Fac, and. il they will only use The proper exer.
lion, We, for our part, have no doubt lhsy will"
Now, | wish TO know if the Editors Of The
Wing, or any OF their political friends, are vii.
ling 10 back their judgment ON this Statement, =
II they are, they can, on application al the En-
quirer Office, be accommodated with the follow.
ing bets, viz: 800 ha, Cass and Butler will
carry Virginia; 800 that they will carry ii BY
600 majority; 500 that they carry il by 1000;
Sioo hy o'ooo; slO0 by 1000; 500 by 5000; 500
is mt The next President Of tie United Safes.
T. c. KILIZAC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

We learn from The Petersburg InelIsencer
that Judge Nash has sentenced w. Dandrto1
Epes 10 be hung on the2'd Dec. next instead II
The u. Dec. as first reported "This remote dsy
was fixed in order Ia allow the General Couu r.
act upon exceptions which the prisoners Counsel
took to some OF the proceedings on the trial. II
IS doubtful we learn, whether any appeal 10 he
General Conu will be made, although il is in III.
prisoners power TO do 50 il he peases. We
learn that Mr.. ]. Nj. Fl. BRUsErr has taken
down an accurate report OF The testimony and Inc
arsumen, OF counsel, and will publish il in :
pamphlet form as soon as the General Couu has
passed on the appeal, if one shall be taken. il
will prove highly interesting