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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-12-05

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Z. Rodgers,
Caroline A. Rodgers.
NOTICE. is hereby given that by virtue Of
~ an order form the Court of Equity in
this case, ! shall sell at Edgetield Court
House, on the first Monday in January
next, the following real estate of B. NJ. Rod
gers, deceased, viz:
Three shares in the Aiken Academy Lot or
Lots of Land.
Also, one vacant Lot in the town of Aiken,
and known iii the plan of said town as Lot
No. -.
Terms of sale, credit of one year, except
cost to be paidin cash. The purchase money
to be secured by bond and good personal
surities.
S. S. TOMPK[NS, C. E.E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Dee i, 1850. At 46
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Rev. J. Z. Kennedy's Certificate.
1t may not be improper here to insert the fold
lowing testimonial from Mr.. KEEsE's Instructor,
for the satisfaction Of those who may wish to send
their SOUS to our School.
"Alr. Z. KEEsE, was student with me three
years, during which time he studied Latin and
Greek with accuracy-also mathematics, TO the
extent usual for entering our CUIlcges-whh
other branches. lie is well known to the Sub
scriber, who feels that it is due to him. and can
not deceive any, whithersoever he may go. to
certify that his morals arc irreproachab!c, and his
habits of the best stamp.
lie is cordially commended to the kind regard
Of all, who would respect moral worth, and duly
regard merit.
(Signed0 j. L. KENNEDY
Anderson, S. c., Oct. 26, 1850. Ct 4G
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Thos. N. Dendy and wife Harriet,

Thos. N. Dcndy and wife Harriet,
rs.
John II. Cosby and others. }
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
IN IN order from the Court of Equity i'll
this case, shall sell at Edgeied Court
House, on tie first Monday in January next,
the following rc:l estate.
One tract.ef land situate in the District and
State aforesaid, on Stephens Creek, contain
ing three hundcd md scventy-fve (375l acres
moro or less, adjoining lands of John Baus-
kc;i, Jonathan Taylor and others.
Said Lands will be sold on 4 credit of
one and two years, i'll equal, annual install
ments, except cost TO be paid in cash. The
purchase money to be secured by bond and
good personal surcties. -.
S. S. TOA1PKINS, C. E. E. D.
Comnl'rs Office, Dec 4, 1850. At al
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JACKSON, III, November so, 1850.

J.IONSV-', -'h1', 1NO ' Nfk1l1e. O0, 1N'7V'
AcrloN OF AlIss1ssIrpI-Thc Legislature
Of this State, nowin session, has passed 4 bill
authorizing the calling Of 4 aconyention of the
people to take into consideration the proper
course of action for that State in view Of the
federal wrongs. The election for members
will be held on the first Monday in September,
1851, and wifi eenasne on the second Monday
of November.-South Carofiliiau:
Without innocence, beauty is unlorcly,
and quality contemplate.
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GREAT SALE oFBooTs & SHOES
AT COST TOR CASH.

N a hand, aE from Tie
M :. best Manufacturers. the ss.x8
aaa. largest Stock?f BOOTS sss8assss
and SHOES ever olfcEe for sale in this Market,
and suited for the Wintr.
Gentlemen can purdase fine French Calf
Skin Boots, and also this Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' Shoes and vcr ncatsills CATERS, Misses
and Childrcns do. Bos and Childrens Boots
and Shoes, in great varS,y; and in order to re-
duee my Stock, will &c four weeks sell for cost.
Being purchased on fiarTable tcr''".
ccs will surpr
Call and see
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Hamburg, S. c., Nov. Is, {
Ncw Carpets.

vTIIE Subscribers have just received from New
L York, a very large supply Of Rich Tapestry
Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply, Ingram
and Venetian CARPETS, Of new and splendid
patterns, to which they respectfully invite the
attention Of the public.
Augusta. Oct. 10 PIN ~
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C}seaDiaeITn5GcC0.

A SUPERIOR artide can be found at the
N Drug Store of 81
T. FiS 4. G. TEAGUE.
Nov 20 1850 i At 45
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neutrality-suspicious. Sale.

DY virtue of an Order from John Hill, Esq.
ID Ordinary of Edgciicld District, | will pro-
coed to sell at the late residence Of Elisha c..
Robertson, deed, en Wednesday the ltl inst,
all the remainder Of the personal estate Of said
deceased, consisting Of
TWELVE LIKELY NEGROES.
Also, at the same time and place, will be rent
cd the planta,ion on which The deceased lived at
the time oi lis death.
ELBEET DEEORE, Admir-.
Dec 5 1t At
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\ fine Stock of French and American Cali
Skins, Oak and Hcmlock Sole Leather, and find
ings of every description. For sale at the Boot
and Shoe Alanufactury Of
WILLIAM McEVOY.
Nov7, If AZ
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 80.
Our Cotton market was very quiet to-day, and
alcs were limited to 700 bales, at range Of l2a
Il3i cents.
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ia-~nr White n"1 vie.

Inc Homestead tract CONTAINING " ,uI'-y
Of Isaac Bolcs, d. S. two hundred and thirty
eight (23S) acres, situate in the District and
State aforesaid, on Cuficctown Creek, and ad-
joining lands of A. It. Traylor, L. II. Mundy,
and Hezekiah Edwards.
Tract No. 9: containing by survey Of, Isaac
Boles, D. S. one hundred and eighty and half
QS04) acres, situated in the District and
State aforesaid, on Cufteetown and Cow
Creek, and adjoining lands Of A. T. Traylor,
+. 3. .Beicher and other lands of the Estate
Of said Jacob Shibley, deceased.
Tract No. 3, containing by survey of Isaac
Bolcs, D. S. sixty-four (G4) acres, and adjoin-
ing lands of T. B. Bclcher and l.. II. Mundy.
Said lands will be sold ON credit of one
and two years, except cost to be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond with approved
sureties, and mortgages of the premises pur-
chased
S. S. TOAIPKINS, C. E. ED.
Commissioners Office, Dec. 4lh 1850.
Dec. 1850 At 46
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Eranecs E. Butler,
Us. ; PdrtStl0n
Seth Butler and John Butler
NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtre Of
~ an order from the Court. of Equity in
this case, shall proceed to sell at. Edgetield
Court Io,:sc eli the first Monday in January
next, the following real Estate of John A.
Butler, deceased.
One tract of land situate in the District and
State aforesaid, containing three hundred and
thirty $500 acres more or less, adjoining
lands Of Seth Butler, Sr., and Mrs. Joseph
Morris, on Fox's Creek
One other tract containing one hundred
(lO0) acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
Seth Butler, Sr., William Lanhaln, and Will
liam Anderson.
Said lands will be sold OH credit of one
an d two years II equal nstalments, except tor
so much Us will pay the cost, which must be
paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond with
at least two approved sureties for the purchase
money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. L. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Dec. Sd 1850.
Dee 5 1850 At 46
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BOOT AND SHOE

GR a. ~ V~ a o~@ WVe
THE Subscriber has on hand very extensive
i Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, of excel
lent quality, to which, he respectfully invites
those in want, to call and examine before purcha-
sing elsewhere. They consist, in part, as fol-
lows -
Ladies Shoes and Caters,
Misses and Children do.
Gentlemen, Boys and Childrens Boots & Shoes
Negroes Boots and Shoes, strong and heavy,
House Servants Shoes, &c, all Of which will
be sold very Low.
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The Crops.


From the Macon Messenger September 4.
Lhe Storm and the CropS--From all sections
Of Georgia we hear of complaints in regard to the
damage done to the Cotton and Corn crops by the
late gale, In some localities, nearly the whole OF
the open Cotton was detached from the bolls, and
cast upon the ground in damaged condition-the
leaves and green bolls were whipped from the
stalks, and the stalks themselves Frustrated to the
earth In other places and in fact generally speak.
ing, the blow was less severe and less destructive
but the damage every where was serious.
From the Galveston Journal. Sept T.
Nsp COttO0.-Messrs boswell, Hill Il Co. re-
ceved this morning ten bales of new crop the
first received at this port this season and which
are from the planatio of Leonard w. Groce, ESQ.
in Austin county. Qualty--Good Middling.
Tie Crops.-A letter dated the 2sth ut., at Ma
varro, Leon county says that Corn and Cotton in
that section will be fair average crop.--Ih. iii.
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Passengers by The Atlantic.--Besides the dis
tnguished Jenny Lind and suite, we notice that
MI Edmund Lafayette, son of George Washing
ION lafayette, and grandson of the Marquis de
Lafayette, came passenger in the Atlantic also,
NJ. de Lasterie and wife, an American ladv. For
New Orleans, we notice the following names in
the list Of passengers Mr. Mcclure and ladv,
Miss Mcclure, Mr. Norris John Eaton. For San
Francisco, California Mr. A. Priest, Mrs. Priest.
NJ Y Priest.
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E"eS'gass-'lhe election tor membs.s OF Con
5ress5 and State officers in Vermont took place on
c l;S 3D. IhG toil2rwng are the nominations for
SSGELSFess tEst Distriet--A. p Lyman, A, L.
Miner wings Daniel Roberts, Jr., Merit CI,rE
gem f,a Second Distrct-WilIlam Hebard, wIir
emerson P. kidder dem Third District-ffsso'
D. -. MeeaGIham, wing Herman II. BeardsIev dem.
RouIlh Dlstrct-Bliss n. Davis, wing Thomas
Of A sts,a az, dem Maine the annual election
OF this month Members of Congrsss are Lieu ~
ne ne elected. The following is the complete wbig
S9nsressIonal hcket in that State First Dis;,ictS
I, Nathan d. Appleton; Second District-Wm. Pin
lesser gessenJ LEI Third Distrct-Robert Gooienovy
aI;III D.s!fict-lsaac Reed Fifth Dstrict-The
Pl'S' Susnihg sixth DIstrIct--israel Waslburp
'r. seventh District-James s. Pike.
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Professor J. II. Johnson Of ST. Louis, who was
,ol9urning in NewYork city, a few days previou,
70 his gong to Europe, was taken sick at the
linton II Hotel, on Thursday morning, 29th ult
and on Friday evening he was corpse. He wa.
. man .! rare scientific attaiumsnt. He wa, tEs
aisa9ysEeT 81 ire PFoof aoTdass
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bar l 10 Off the Italia u, Il,
hi ,ba move ,,nolv NJ we wish 10 cor,r,o,,t ~,
sor,e ,,or,ions of Il
rms csugressfoual Co,,rsEt,oR. We bsys ,., fat,
report Of he PrOcse5aings of the Wing Convention held at
WRs Candidate CongTe to iii he yacSneS 81 ca9ss v
81 eo Eohd The report is !o9 yonmnou
The Convention was numerous and hgRy respeet9bie
snd ons Of them Ind M u roo 9Gt were fully
votes IN the CoHSeGon The Hon B. Winchester of ST
Courthouse and j. w Andrews, Of New Oreans sa apSoip
oS Of Mr. ob me spfy debate occurred on the presenta
the city Of Jefferson, in which Mr. DugGe Of Jefferson and
Wing and STYLED lin a aenoa On M Bach as NO
Inns latter was the expression Of Cen Martin who also de-
was enlisted as reGreant WIZ ""Ose support W.T. Daeh
ar y Zach was Unanimously expelled from the meeting
to settle the ratio of voting in The Convention Colonel WAT
one R3ae s' yo 9i wing vote one delegate for every
fly Mr. Kenper, of Ascension, proposed as substitute
parish sbop he ia ba O5 OF Teesates from each
Under Col Waons plan, the city and the parish Of Jetr.
the country would carry every thing before IT, The ebae on
bs 6 no ad,n was s earnest sRd 2oe a country MEM
their plan, except The necessity Of Protesting bemseves
Randall Hunt in every cogent and eosh NS5
2 99 popular bass Of WINS votes bad ben settled the
On taking the vo e. The country 6avng more HoTgs
ao gar d te p0m Ihs defeat caused an evident
le city members There had been dark hints and inuen.
the civ wonJ ee't cb S eng 81 Ge Convention tat
voting adopted they were completely the mercy OF the
LOST his lock- be9e snsneans a. sd ,om Ms ait ne naa
3meWhat aayed 9y The assarano of he country members,
was well known that the city was united 10 man IN favor
The UT nonir, IT, ti,5s l nm. o mad. ,,,,
ated T. G. Hum; Dr. Dufiel nominated Arstide Landry
nominated Henry omso4 and Eentege fnm T nGnsFg
n9Fm Ra ga J I'D iis, R lbi H. r,
Landry, Bulard, 8 Cage 9 blank g. Thi. Vote sur
g,r- g ,i W. ile Ci,5 eul ers recess was moved
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IersS--The Washington Southern Press. of
the ID, says: " We learn from gentleman inst ,r
rived from Texas, that her Legislature has passed
Jaw 70 levy and equip strong military force 10
march 70 Santa Fe, and establish her jurisdiction
over that portion of her territory"
The Southern Press learned what was wholly
untrue
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The Model Southern PreSS.-A few days since
we published an extract from the Southern Press,
% show what are its ideas of editorial courtesy.
A recent number thus speaks of two democratic
papers Of the South. We were not before aware
that the Mobile Register had been suspected Of in
fidelity TO the South. Who will be left in the
Church At this rate, the Southern papers are
abe annihilated. As to poor DeBow, he has been
compelled to do penance. The last we have seen
Of his movements, he was kissing the big toe of the
Southern Pontiff. We will give him clean bill
OF health, and certify that love Of the Union is not
likely to iniure his health. For that gentleman,
personally, all of our citizens entertain high
regard-as a man Of great industry, energy and
probiiy, but slightly deTanged on Southern rights
lie must make his Magazine what its name ndi
Gates a COMMERCIAL Review and let politics
alone.
II sue the Southern Press has been called plo existence
by agiatonan agitation, therefore. which did moi begin
did It's friends When great events arise they demand tne
n!eryentEln o. Hind, tina. can comprehend them.
ihe Louisiana courier and the Mobile Register not
the creations OF agitation but of stagnaon and submission
Ihey are not equal TO the existing eNgency. They would
a9nls IN e atmosphere Of Austria and Russia, in any
ana Wigeails that generated torpid and mBlarou
ssen and die when the air purified by the
i9m Nhen therefore, the present commOon shall cease
when aggression is driven back and liberty Teyves such ou
mas WlH sicken and disappear
The Southern Press is like Mother Carey's chick.
ems, which fly only in the storm, and hover around
the Inflated ship; they pass away as the winds lu1I
and the waves subside. Their origin and their
resting places are hidden from mortal eve.
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Appointments by the President
BIZ and 1oith he adyfse and .o,,s,., -. $50

gsco.....- - n LAND OFFICERS
ieettoerS o. PA0Eic .HOileUS-John w Eort,p =, sL.,
TRoSGn, u; ben ord Johnson at Edwarisyis ri, i
m az Faudaa. III; Walter Davis M Snr}RD
,nc h H. 4 fprphy at Danvlp, III Henry Ssj$ysn ~
teal ~ w dqhn II hinzie Chicago hi; Bemari H.,
TVin CO.. Jnngt9n, ARR; WIN Rng6 al ii, sbs XXX
le RoeE XVI. s. oiaIbsyie Ark; ChaS Bertrand, at I'M
shedied a. Des sec9 En- az Chiloo(hs Ohio: WIN
a cnoB Mo- js Ia5FPin Il VinoiRnes lnd ho5 Allen,
Jas w DrsEso MIS- Geo Clayton al 1!6lam61s NIL
NewCresHe a. Lentotnc Miss Rosem1nd Ill 4 5,n "
Cosern " CO. s; Jgon 4 Dnkgfave al MopTo. '"i, Ia, az
In; Cbas S,ansouig, La John Lspsce M N1;;,, Snl
son al Wioy pison q Mineral Point VIZ. N Z
water Minrs,t. re WIS; Nathaniel q Vj;jnNS - es.i
e8a Territory III Williams, M ISSSE e. S}
N Davis, Al Vandsiis m az Kakasba m. lame
ma Henry As,nrv - psmed us pa ieI IiSpn az n.,
Hiyv II Noan ~ Quincy, l Silas Man, ~ ianNlne,
ville Ark IL M Poa An; John Manev al I'
Rat Al. w. u Ark William w dr. lanes y
$500 oh AihS ~ II Etter, at Wasiarto, 1Slns' al Little
cot 9 ~ EdystlaYile, Ark; Anthony WPISi SsmSs u
Stif, ON2 Abner Root at Defiance Ob,' N Chill
Ham ~ lnd Jas Scott at Jesnno 1ln Il l.
SShh large al Nncennes Ind; Samf TSlS IVY Ne ndi
6eid ", w Days 90 jackson Mo; John Dede a, gSee'
s Mss Charles Etl az Newogesu. La EyaS a.
"a oh' g 0peiousas, La; Henry McEnery a M SIs5e
ier At MIu Msddal az Natehitoehe. La. PaIseete Poi
h' abraham VanVorhes at tilwater, Minnesota Fer
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Congress,

so,,,. A, WAsHNGTON, september2.
9eH4So.IMr Dayton offered resolution re-
9uesting the Secretary of State to transmit to tbe
senate cory OF the report of Rev R r. Gurlev.
on the commercial and political condition or T,ihe
ria; which was agreed to-
Mr. Downs introduced bill, with EXPLANATORY
remarks LOT granting 10 Louisiana certain swamp
lands, on condition that she reclaim them
The general bounty land bill, from The Hone.
was further discussed by Messrs Underwood
Bright, Shields, Jefferson Davis, and others ma
postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. Clay called for the bill to suppress the save
trade in the District, and, after some conversation,
it was determined, it two o'clock, 10 into
executive session.
When the doors were opened the Senate adj
journed.
H0uSe.-Mr McLane asked permission of the
House to make few words of explanation. He
SAID that the difficulty which occurred between
Mr.. Bayly of Virginia and Mr.. Sweetzer of Ohio
had been satisfactorily adjusted by explanation
between Mr. Disney of Ohio, the friend Of Mr..
Sweetzer, and himself tMr McLauel as the friend
OF Mr.. Bayly; and every thing offensive and I'M
pleasant between them had been Withdrawn and
aIoned Tor, and the relations between them gem
tlemen had been satisfactorily established
Mr.. Green introduced resolution ftbe rules he
ing suspended for the purpose by vote of 126 to
49, calling upon the President Of the United States
to report to the House, the cost of each of the line
OF mail steamers in the service of the government.
comprehendmg the original advances to each. and
cost etc. for repairs since, and the expenses under
separate heads of expenditure Tor CONDUCTING the
service also, what receipts have been paid into
the Treasury for postage or otherwise, from said
service for each year and whether said lines have
been hypohecaed in whole or in part to any for.
eign State, to individuals and corporations, so
as to hazard their use availability in the event
OF war
The resolution, under the operation of the lrevi
Gus question, was passed.
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The steamship, Osprey, running between Pbila.
deipha and Charleston, was run into, on the 3lst
inside Cape HenlOpen, Delaware Bay by the bark
delaware. She broke her starboard wheel badly,
Otherwise she was not injured She returned to
thiadciphia, but was to have sailed again on
the Cd. vi
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II10"S Ppsaraacs.-An extract froro q,
nurseries paper in the Courier du Have men.
IONS lAe mysterious disappearance of bo,,ns
ana Tour OF the crew of the American frgars Con-
s..'tI'lon, on the 2nd Of August. Since 10 ocIoc
gagged to carry them on board the go; DO,'" en-
heard Of "''S nave been
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E. lre bf9Ee cut on the night OF the 9th IN gr,,,n
= Esnois livery stable Montgomery, Ala, w5irb
hc,e u.ll5y consumed, together with DWELLING
work Of sH inEeRdisFy ""'7 'fs" thf
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VIM D. Gallagher, of Cincinnati distinguished
as poet and editor, has, we understand declined
me appointment OF First Clerk in the Treasury
Department. Sury
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The Astor House, NewYork, has been ENLARGED
by the addition of two stories in the rear.
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Death If Joh51 I2n.au-AT, Tob, -,
mery connected with the n Y. Commerci.li I G
HertseF as an editor for Is years died of aDonIeI
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Mrs. Avezzana died in NewYork on the is, If
the INJURIES she received from falling from window
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These facts we collect from long article in the
Scientific American. They show the importance
q the Iron interest in this country and its present
depressed condition. We see but one mode OF re
liei for the Iron'makers--to move to Georgia and
Alabama; where they can make Iron without pro,
lection -
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we are indebted 10 the steamers J. M. Niles and
Sarah Gordon. and to the steamship Galveston. for
lats papers.
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arrest 81 Foreign Thieres.-The NewYork cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia American, writing
on the evening Of the 3lst, says:
officer Gilbert Hayes arrested this rnorninv. on
lard the Haver packet ship ST. Nicholas, on her
EIiVh at Quarantine, the party who were concern.
IN me robbery of the Count De Caunonl'g hotel
= rans. The party consisted OF two men and
~, s'sl, WHO Immediately gave themSslyef On 70
i4s oiIeeI Who Drought them "a the ci,y.
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IN T1ommander Charles II. Bell recently attached
s u .ng NeTfork Navy Yard, has been appointed
I5;,aI and Inspector Of the Bremen Inns of
NewvorJt "'Ts mail steamships roR building 10
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ar WAsmNGTOS, September g
all right li'Joil'y-
Mr. Lewis was laid over for week. several
months trial not being deemed sufficient to satisfp
Senatorial vindictiveness. - '"'iSiy
Mr. MAXWELL also lies over-both will Ia oor
hrmed Meanwhile the bOrers will be bpsv ~ oU M
purpose. 10 "uSy 10 no
feler Sken Smith is now here TO bear imnartioI
tSEstlrnony against Mr.. Lewis This testimony 10
OF course, appreciated 09N"ioNy ~,
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Isras n3I me South We have. ,Irs,.t... .,....,
that the message OF President Fillmore TO Gomez.
on the subject OF the Texas boundary d.uicurg had
created great excitement in Texas, psre.,,IlU st
Austin, where the Legislature was ia session. In
connection with this, we see it stated that General
henderson, at a public meeting in San Augustine
county, sad he had obtained the assurance of the
Nashville Convention, to which he was a deIss,,,o
that II the United States Government shond an,
temp. to despo Texas of her territory, the peopIe
OF the south would assist Texas in maxine opno
slaun.-BuhiDlgrf San, Sd. F'S
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Lost a. Sea-Brig Adelaide o., !,
C9lals, Me- for NewYork, was l as, anfchle, Of
gaze, on me 2lst ult. She was Ivino AZ y, sea- In
three reeied mansai when the yessg g TO, No., under
ag SEA co1 ana 9a5pS5ed Boh were c STGs
water and turned keel upwarj II H. n,led with
saved "''' '""' 'esmsn-all
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The following dispatches are taken from the Bal.
timOre Sun of the Sd Wv, D"''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-11

sl'eide By P'r!essie AeiG.-Dr. Julius MindiBp,
herman physician In the city of NewYork, com.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-11

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fIe protection OF It's extensive coast, has, throrg
Fortunate Coryaa, Esq, its special aGent uos"
ed for the building of war steamer, at PbnJ JeI,
phla' o. 81, suitable SIZE and proportions for he scr
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