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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18
b O At n G
AND
{ O NJ MISSION B USIN ESSl
SRI, raa71Tils,
Ezfe.risszz.Sss-Szs.Ss

THE subscribers having Boats constant
L drumming TO Georgetown ard Alcxan-
dria, specliully inform all persons having
PROD UCE
10 send 10 either market, that they vii
boat it on reasonable terms. They also
have WAREHoUsE situated on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and on the Bali.
more and Ohio Railroad, and will forward
produce to any point on the Baltimore
road, or on the Winchester road, al very
small charge.
SUPPLY OF ASTER,
Salt, Fish, Tar, Shingles, Laths. Lumber,
&C., always on hand, and for sale low.
WILLIAM S. ELGIN & co.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 8, IS50-G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

Lpcrss have made their appearance III
Mcnroc county, Va, after lapse OF sew
cntern yearf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

YIRG1NIA.--The election in Virginia
for members of the State Reform Convcn'
uon, is 10 take place on the fourth Thurs
dav Of August next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

CHOLERA AT NGw ORLEANs.--Dnrlng
tic week ending On tic lsI inst, eleven
deaths had occurred at New Orleans by
cholera.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18
FRESH TEAS

FRESH TEAS
ITO chests and ! chests very superior
(iunpowder, Imperial and Y. II.
65 cases l4lbs. ca Pouchong OF black,
expressly for family use.
25 ! chests extra brands Of green or
Gunpowder, selected from recent lmpor-
tations. and warranted to be very superior
in point of quality, landing and for sale
by McVeigh, Bro. & Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

DrAr.-The S.. Louis papers record
the death of Capt. Salisbury, who served
as volunteer officer in the Mexican war.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

10 An eagle with two heals. caugIi
- oot w,si." is shortly TO be exhibited IT
Albany.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18
NEW
CASH STORE,

. 'fih Subscriber has just Received and !. now
L opening 10 tic House formerly occur led by
solomon Sts!ey new and extensive as,ottm,n,
Of soocs such % Groceries, Bacon. Liouor[
"Hs., Hardware, Quccnsware, Boots SEo,,
ana mas doinestc CottcI : Sc. al Of which l..
WI sen wholesale or retail al CITY prices merely
sd''h5 cost oi transportation. IS he Intends COZ.
ss 'Hc'g'NeIy Tor Cash Or IN exchange f,r bro-
=. npPe, u be ao'e 10 sell at such Price.
deal IN that wav 70 give BIN csT "l'h ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18

he complied by ealing het the " Cumber-
land" i'll horror Of our mountain town,
which proud title she will hereafter bear.
The passage through the lock was speed
ily accomplished, and in few moments
the boat, now laden with living multi
Jude. WAS quietly floating upon the waters
Of the Chesapeake and Onir Canal, amidst
the reiiera &c opplauscs If her delighted
passengers. After proceeding down the
Camel for a Short distance she returned,
repass ed the lock, and was saleI y restored
10 her original moorings.
TIE first level Of eight and half miles
from this place is now covered with water
The water has also been let in on the lev
els near Oldrown and we hope soon to be
able 10 announce that the Canal is ready
for navigation throughout lis entire length
LIBERTY AT RoME.-I'he sane night
that the house of the British consul's Sec
rotary was broken into by band o! Gov
eminent police, a band of ten carbireers
broke into the house of Signor BonGgli,
formerly tutor 10 the Throgmorton family,
and late under secretary OF State, rumaged
his books and papers, and carried of
many works.
The correspondent Of the London Times.
who relates this, adds:
=. In chemists shop, PIuzza Made.
! lena, seven doctors were captured IN the
act of listening to a letter which one Of
! bio -, bol rncniveI ,yhpn y SDV tl,rouptI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-18
FRESH ARRIJRL
AT THE
CHEAP CASH STORE
Goods Cheaper than Everl
Jane (, 1880.

IL bags best Rio Coffee, l2!-ll! BY
The bag.
| hid good sugar s!
t do O.Ieans do 81
do ezra P. r. do S
I bbls. sugar house syrup 6
s 90 prime n. o. Molasscs 81!
1 hhds shoulders bacon 6!
| 10 sides 6
prime hams ii
s kegs No. lard 10
Loaf and crushed sugar, cheese, oils, Ii.
quors, &c. d. BlLLMYER.
Nav 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
BROTHER JONATHAN,

Az extra Of this mammoth sheet has been son
Ito us. This number has been issued for the III
'.Iuly, designed TO commemorate the annivcrSar
;of: our Independence. 1t contains variety O
pictorial Illustrations One side is devoted t
FAREWELL ADDRESS. There
also an account Of the TRIAL OF SARAH Coon
who was found guilty Of Witchraft in Nlassachu
sctts. and hanged at Salem in lG01.
The July issue of the Brother Jonathan.
will, we doubt not, be richly worth the smal
price asked for it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

t., !.tul. ss:'i limits, o: t@!&
:i't,' fs'ize,Tes ianctioas Of Sovereignty
- -, r21.s1 rs teE'sc!i.i'!t'c OF 'tc '':i
iy':''. '2,'.S'; !!!u "'!hariiW'i IL soTcfe!Fn't
'',.:, 20 g: 'e! sEia''!'A % 10 40 Ne
'',.>'t q '. ,.''->-''''' o. .oEGt!Eh,F GA '' f'
- 'is '>0.'sEt.' ~ tis lated S:a'eS' 'Gct
nave ;S IaE',, ii 't pic,n %ac OF li';is':;c
'i'' i,.5 "ci"s.e"' 20 90 20 ,''S cN'S:t oil iis
Fe'o!ia!'E; referred 10, and 10 ADOPT tI.f
own i'Wi ard constitution: win bns ono
q9Ni,'cst'ioh ,.ias 'hey Si!cnId be repnbiicah
Ar. C3!"cAn h@s never in any Wy eountee
i':a:ea Inc general proposition now contend
cd Ter. N1as? tie doctrine OF lnclpIen' sove,
-, , ..,',,i ~ 49,: ,"l.e' n''ei''ii>'e'''
80, +. -, >','t'5 ,'s''' VI N''iie''.
air. Ioo.e. l Gli notia.ead, as the homo
rattle Sy?&tor seems 10 suppose, to charge
int Nr. C-!loUn ever asserted thu: the p2o-
pic Of : '"t:i,orE had Il right 10 appropriate
The domain 10 Themselves, and establish any
%orcr:im".:: they pleased | merely intend
Cd, l.; producing Mr. Ca!houn's opinions, to
$40" .A:t lie People, forming government
ioc Themselves laignt form such govern
ina2, for ,i.2ir own preservation and iat tha.
c"rA We.h,rc as to them might seem best.
con ;s'cHtl; with the Cons Tuition of the
Unite safes.
No. .. =, IN ,,r,;a,1.. c,..,;o. :.
,,r - ,o $500 m i!,ivI,. ~ ,.I;h 3"eft"', - "a re-
5ro.,rr Io.,t i"- nn,eont o-nn;.;., ,,.';. a''I
l.y, l.,,,.;au',,, s,ni3rI ss,.;,,r s;;,, ,;n"
L~yn IT,. co~.;i.rnI tI,t thn a"n.s.o oe :
prJcca.!inEs adcr.el il Cal;fnrnil w1s rrossl,,
inform ! il l1,,,; raSnocts. Vet thc l,fo Son
- from Soul Ca:Jiina OIr Calhoun did
the opinio. tha.. if Congress 1hourtf
er 10 sanction those PROCEEDINGS it MIN
urqucstionab!e validity 10 what has been
That opinion llas been frequently as
d 81 lIr. C.lhoun.
rutlor sb.,I NOT ,,o into i io,,-.ion
-ser ,7:.I i,v J,,,., ,,( go. ',;,."
Tim. ncTx.ilv infeI!iai5Ie TO >Ss:isT every;
,.tSo H. bnn,I mo or vino may b,vc
&an,v ~nrn,ri;s. Tic rrooosi,i ion Of NJ!
,6nJ was that no peon!a had ri-!t pri-
liz 70 ME any Government for them-I
es or assun,o 10 .l,'o:n.,lyrs The attributes i
a9yc-eia1ty until the sovcreirnty wliclY
eSisfei-that is. the sovereignty 1oftfici
led St4tes.@syas withdrawn in theoform.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
LAM; SCHOOL,

WE have received the prospectus Of Law
School, to be conducted By 3. T. Porter, Esq.
lin the City of Charleston. Judge PORTER is
native of Charleston, but moved to Alabama
|wlere he rose TO distinction in his profession ani
was honorcd with seat upon the Bench. III
has considerable reputation for legal knowledge
land literary attainmcnts. lie las returned to Iii
native city torcsumc the practice Of his profession
'and to open Law School. We cordially re-
commend his prospectus to all whom it may con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,

rrl. a, -, = a, r, =, ,,----
,m, " w. r.' y. ''' IN" ,,0"'a'tH VI ~
49, ~, ,D .., ~ :; '-'l'5 Inv 'osrse'o
aaIyo osI,.,,To Pr,
sThe establishing Of this organ is considered b!
sour Representatives in Congress as an enterpris,
soof orcot .SSscnt 70 tbo South. ami ,Lo,. ro,,
%: q, 5. 80 =, !. :. .,
constituents 10 interest 'lemselSes
SSwarIniy in its behalf. Southern members have
spledgcd themselves to its support, and have
I made themselves responsible for considerabl,
amounts of money. Our own immediate Repre-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05


a gge y FATHER Avn Ills rorR CHILDREN
E#DGoGvHEp.--Cn Situr!t.v last, while Mr.. Ie-
Esonard VS. ,ig Inc Ohio in Il skin, orpo-
ts;si!c The Dagging factory. just aboIc Cinciil-
E2G.t. lie sliiiS ruck llaboat that YVES moor
Eel oa Ike :nre, Ike currrn! was running high
EIiiul il III H'!:!nt, III! ii:r were OIL ui sight
:as1l father Two *o:ii and ,wo daughters. The
sawifc and mother died some time since The
Esonlv remaining member OF the family is one
Esschiil
81 EXPECTED. PiEDoS-Profr&sor Webster
s5lnd his family. the Boston Mail SAYS, cit .rtal
E.strong hopes Ola l'ull p -rioa y gentleman.
Eawilo had visited The condemned man, obacr;cd
sio lie cG;;or Of that pspt t!lat he never saw
sso cheerful and pleasant man in his life
aconsidcriag tic terriblenc, S OF bis position.
80 SINGULAR FAcr-A friend who has
Eshld occasion 10 look into Tie Statistics OF
EsC!srcston has called orr a!cnon TO tic
circumstance that un tho recent fire in ou,
scity, there has never been any Sen Island
'"' E5C0tton or Rice destroyed by fire here. This i
srathcr remarkable. taking into consideration
Fl he fict that many OF the confagrations thai
tsssayc taken place originated i'll store houses on
ESour wilaryes-C0uricr
= ca NASHVILLE ExrERrRIsE-A public
Encctng WAS held at Nashville on the llth
sssiiist. to consider the Importance Of erecting
~ Ban extensive manufacturing establishment in
"' Esthat city, The hooks were opened and about
cr MSie'oVo subscribed
"a ca-A I.,rcr Dor-Thc editor If tbo
y ""'@ @Eyansyille Jomral saws that few days aro
'hefe thc fat boy. fifteen years old anlw.g!inr 500
Epounds. came into the editorial sancluln He
sscc.ncd like a pcrambua,inr eariheuakc.
@ e.;x-T Tr,,r s1rrvrs ,ro ,,,;T, in f,sion
Et;, b,rs pntwcnn Tho eLonlio.s ,;,a elLovs
Mthnre il worn = doubIc row of h,,Ilion tringc
Il 81 =,
" "a LIZ, TEN iceclsea Il. l-oala''le us. from
SgSps$' "aro....oI 'ase
I 966n 13t'' ''' '''s' wig .
wccpS
q w FRANCIS hEY, Esq, near TIC Relay
Ehons; IL Baltimore county, Nd. sold y
eW als aSp' us i''fil' Oh "pnn' M i'o 'cfes ~ lof
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
From the Baltimore american. :
WASHINGTON, May 90.

3 y
Among the memorials presented were sew
'eral for. the alteration of the tariff and pro-
.tectivc duties oniron. &
The bill to establish branch of the mint
;of the United Sites, in New York, was taken
iup and discussed at length.
The bill was opposed by Mr.. Duncan, Mr..
IBadger and others, and advocated by Mr.
sDonglas5 and Mr.. Dickinson.
Mr. Badger moved 10 strike out the pro-
svision for u mint in New York and insert
sCalifornia. Lost-aycs 90, noes 90.
The bill was ordered to IL third reading.
Mr. Badger moved an additional section
providing that before the law shall take effect
!. the State and city of New York shall pledge
themselves not to tax the mint rs an institu.
stion or as property. Agreed 10. The bill
pissed.
The Senate went into executive session
sand soon after adjourned.
The House, to enable the officers thereof
Ito prepare the. Hall for the s,lIgmer, agreed
ito meet tomorrow at s o'clock, and then
sadjourn till Menday, next; also, autllorisine
sthe Speaker, who desires to absent himself
sErom the city,.to appoint Speaker pro. tcm
The House, hcuproceedcR 10 the consid
Grafton of tie territorial 6iiii 6iiliis;
The bill for the construction ofcertaill
;roads in the tcrStory Of Minesoto, and the
sbilL ant!snri-iug .tlN negotiation ,of treaties
sWitll the Indian tribes in the territory of Ore.
sgon, for the cytingnis:imcnt Of their claims to
Glands lying wcs. Of the Cascade Mountains
saud for other purposes.
The House then resolved itself into Com.
smittcc of thc Whole on the state of the
Sunion, (N1r. Strong in the Chair,) and resunl
sed the considerations Of The bill to create iht
sofficc of Surveyor General of the Public
lands in Oregon. and to provide for the sur
avcy, andf-to make donation to settlers Of thu
ssaid public lands.
The billwa discussed for three hours
SThc topic of discussion was an amcndmen
sto confnc the donation TO white citizens only
aThc amendment was adopted. Without dis
gposing Of the bill. lie Committee of the Who'll,
srosc, and the House adjourned till to
fmorrow morning ut s o'clock. =
The House, when it meets tomorrow, vii
sadjourncd without transactiDg, any business
MoEE DIFFICULTIES BREwISG.-The fol
Glowing important information was received
Sycstertiay by the Florida mil 1t seems tina
sBillcy Bowlcgs. in addition to his determine
Orion not to leave Florida, has 10 notion 0
sbeinr circumscribcd in his territorial limit
gby any cncroachmcnts OIL the part of the AZ
smy Of occupation.
Will. {l,o .Gnynr,nnnt ,pnninf 4, cor,n,is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

suut uv,u,, independently. i. p.v.>.~,~. -
lto be thu organ Of any clique, party or set q
snen-but will speak freely, OH any and ever
dsnbjcct, when the public good sccllls to re
luirc it."
We take pleasure in placing the Express
on our exchange list.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
a,,l.ar c.n,soy-wncr.ovc shall be

a,l ,Lr cln nr,oy-wncr.ovc shall DC
ssOm only harm, our gaicst care,
MTIc Savior's blessed tct sec!
H'Twill not be long it, Mother, there
&Is one thing would lse You hear
81 Before leave this woa so bright,
Sand beautiful .-lhc tic is near
@N'hcn must close tho cyc5 i'll night
EBut my released soul la'l 20
@ro hcavcn-and sllaamrct goa there.
syBut she'll come soon lien ain gone:
aJ:ar;h is no place for Il;-Ikncw it well
aOh. She was mine! owoull have been,
Elf it had been my flteo dwell,
"a Much longer in this wlil Of sin!
esTIcre, feel my pnlsc-k beating fast -
SaBut even ROW, when ,nrly done,
g Its work Oh cartll-mllcart begins to beat
q In sinful throbbings: d! sG* out that sun
8 SIts light reminds metill that life is s#cct!
dt,-Im calmcr now;
aOh! bear my latestigh to her;
sShc knows my lovc and it, perhaps, will 500
HlIcr heart torl-"-'-'
Gin liic-in O.
SOh would til ,cr car,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
From the South Carolinian of Friday.
TeIeerapi,ic Despatch.
May &c

-~>-,WAsHINGToN, May 3U.-9 L. M.
The Hon. +. II. ELIcRE, Senator from
!outE Carolina, died at his lodgings in tin:
ity, at half!past eight o'clock yesterday even
No, "wednesday ofsa Neuralgia attack.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
neath of Hon. 2. z. Elrnore.

South CaroGaa i; again called to Mourns
!Another of her grcat men has been sum-
snloncd from lie post of duty ere thc sounds
GOT lamentations have ceased for lis predcces-..
ssor.t Under circumstances which nothing butt
5thc most rigid demands Of duty and CONF
;Sciuilcious obedience 10 these demands could:
,..shavc led lis to suppose he would accept thes
sapseintment. Col. GILMORE took up the trust;
Econlidcd to Him By the Executive, and at a.
ssmost important and critical juncture in ouri
Enational7 afT:irs, did rot hesitate 10 repair tos
ssthc discharge of the responsible duties off
sSeLa.or in ntle federal councils.
Al WE are not sufficiently acquainted with the
hRpubc life of the deceased 10 give at presents
All detailed sketch thereof He was elected NJ
aSolicitor by the Legislature was memberi
last eleven years President Of the Bank of the:
atsStatc, which Office lie resigned on being ap-ss
Lcgpontcd to the vacancy .occasioncd by tile.
,sSdcath Of Mr.. CALHOUN. lie has enjoyed:
I:Iargcy tic conftGcc of e State in III; pub-ss
lic career and in private and social life WAS;
asGligh; esteemed and beloved. His death willS
,cs.Sbe regarded rs an additional loss TO the State
t,oEarcady hearty afflicted in this respect aHdi
Ehis stricken family ard relatives will have in;
@this sid bereavement the deepest synpatlrics
aters 81 of the people of South Carolina.
ma 6 No State in the Union has suffered such:
on nScrusing losses wilia SO short 4 time, rs l!;.s
tjeaour own. The lard Of an orcrruling and;
or ,sall-wise Providence seems to be laid heavily:
,gupon South Carolina in its mysterious dis
t. Mpcnsations. Within Il few months she has
thcrss bcenca TO dcpore the loss Of two Uni:cd
lcs-a States Senators, her oldest Judicial Oficer:
.fortsand Chancellor. As one by one these lights
di. qucnchcd in our midst, the lessons SUCH
evcnts impart should be laid TO heart; and as
thc great and the good arc passing away from
S'oi' samong us, our highest aim as people sliould
mu- Il be to emulate their virtues, and in sc!ecing
titn- Etheir Successors to maintain the dignity, ab
nadcss;y, and lofty character which have ever dis
ov .Atingushcd our statesmen and high State
,,l,1Ss sollicers.
tllesg Gatherings.
atal-E The WHEAT CRor-We have been inform
n9 led, by many intelligent farmers, that the
@SYhcat crop, owing to the cold damp
Eswcatllcr which prevailed throughout tic en-
effySssire spring. is very backward has been muc!i
scntEjurcd by the laic heavy rIns, SO TINT nothing
askc a full harvest is anticipated d-keowee
sCour.
:. IA GREEcE-Adviccs to tic 2Stll Of April
;5fuy confirm the reports Of the settlement of
ledFsc difficulty with England. The British Min
lister was ahoHtto renew diplomatic relations.
gan order had been given 10 release all the
Evcsscs, ships ofwar and others in posscssion
#of the fleet. Mr. Wyse regrets the past, and
scXprcsscs satisfaction ut the prospect offered
esby the future.
81 Destructive WEArox-Jcnnings' repeat
Rinn rifle is one of the most effective, the most
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

GjslW-E arc indebted to Senator BUTLER, the
Hon.. DANIEL WALLACE, and Hon::A. Burt, for
Congressional papers and documents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

1--WE learn that there was on Thursla,
.E,st, about is miles above Hamburg, in this Dis
] trict, severe Hail Storm which did considera
sble injury 10 wheat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
ron TIE i.aA
FRANCE A51HW

TIE impression has bce
sLouis Napoleon aimidsi
spire as it existed under N
apromincnt acts has:esbcsi
s,hat object. He is saidjt
sas far as law will permit,
sgrcat man, and as lds
stheres s7 will be no 81 .pTossibH
scannot deny these concy
snot sufficient means b
I correct judgment. H,4l
sturn the Republic nn'
.smonarchy, he is certai,-
with the sentiments
i i -.cctly opposed to tws
gmeasures-the cnsl;'
gcurtailmcnt of the {
: lowing are among..ii:
q q isssssNapolcon, and only
sThcy are confirmed
Swho he fondly belly
#thronc and cndeav
smcndations. "Fr;
Hchiefs Of parties in
far@Pport on Z tier
Sthings can onlSlS
s&surpGrt ct the ,n2
government slloul
Sit is really to A
@inflexible aaild y
ssThe Bourbons 9
snobles and the +
3stitution which
. will descend ag
Scll:nc which IL
Gthc contrary,
Apcople without
Egovernmcnt y
&did not Cover
Ethc mobiles, til
Smcn: l COVE
Etlle whole far
Hvide, thc inte
Mall, and eng;
Elt 80 N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

D. WE ask attention to the article headed
g { France and Louis Napoleon" 1t is from tile
pen. of gentleman of high intelligence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

p We have received copy of a letter from
the Hon. DANIEL WALLACE to his constituents on
the absorbing topic of the day. 1t is written with
much ability, and presents the question in some
incw and striking points of view. We will give
Icxtracts from it in our next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
@5uOgpG6Bgg%
EDGEFIELD, S. G.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1850.
HON, F. II. ELMORE.

HON. +. IL. ELM0RE, "a
Oun State and country are again called on toSs
mourn the loss Of distinguished public man. g
Senator ELMoRE died at Washington on the 9th =
ult from an attack of Neuralgia. Mr. ELMoRE, 3,
has long held conspicuous place in our State, q
having from time to time filled the highest trusts
in the gift of the people aud the Legislature. His z
urbanity and talent cndearcd him to the people, $
and ever gave him a large share Of the public 8
confidence. Recently transferred to the Unitedig
States Senate, where broader field was opened g
for the exercise of his political abilities, it must
be source Of regret to all, that he has been pre-
naturely cut down, before he had an opportunity 6
of displaying, in his new station, those abilities
that would have added much to his reputation, s.
and, doubtless, great good to the country. E
The State deeply and sincerely feels his loss. q
~ We2ealDat.chtion 10 Gsa Advertisement Of 3
;Alr. J. c. ZIMMEnMAS, which will be found insp *
.other column, 30, - &
Ds The CouRr OF EauITY commenced it's
,session for this District on Monday last hisHonorS
Chancellor JOHNSTON presiding. 80. ,E4 &
1--WE learn that there was on Thursday q
.E,st about Is miles above Hamburg, in this Dis s
strict, a severe Hail Storm which did consdera-
sble injury TO wheat.
4 JsWE arc indebted to Senator BUTLER, thcS
I Hon. DANIEL WALLACE, and Hon.:A. Burt, for I
Congressional papers and documents.
--~e~---
! 1t WE ask attention to the article leadedE
4" 4 z France and Louis Napoleon" 1t is from thes
! pen of gentleman of high intelligence.
) p WE have received copy of a letter froms
Sthc Hon. DANIEL WALLACE to. his constituents ons
sthe absorbing topic of the day. 1t is written withs
smuch ability, and presents the question in someS
Sncw and striking points of view. We will give (
aextracts from it in our next
4 G IT is said that Mr.. DELEoS, Editor Of tles
aColumbia Telegraph, is to be associate Editor off
Sthc New Southern Organ at Washington. This, I
Swc think, is a happy selection. Mr. DELEoNs
swill carry to his new post, cleverncss, industry
Sand experience.
a u WE have received pamphlet, written bys
sthe Rev. IvEsoS L. BROOKS of this District cnt-i
stled Defence OF TIE SourIr AGAINST TIEi
s sREpRo.cnEs AND lNcRoAcnMENrs OF TIE NoRrn:;
gin which slavery is shown to be an Institution of,
saGod intended to form the basis Of the best social:
Estate, and the only safeguard to the pcrmancnce!
Sof REruDLrcAS GayERsMESI. :"
3 We have not had tines yet to read this pam;
4phlet, but have heard II e''-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

U The CouRT OF EaurTY commenced it.
Session for this District on Monday last his-Honol
JOHNSTON presiding. III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

p IT is said that Mr. DELEoS, Editor Of Tho
Columbia Telegraph, is to be associate Editor o
lthc New Southern Organ at Washington. This
VIC think, is a happy selection. Mr. DELEo'
Twill carry to his new post, ceverncss, industr!
land experience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

+ ~ WeealDa:.chtion to tx Advertisement o
AIR. J. c. ZIMMEnMAN, which will be found insp
other column, 955s.g.,.s5 .5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

FROM further investigation it appears that
the grrat comet of 1861 and 1857 is notnow
expected to rcappear before August, 1858.
MrssdrRr-IIon. JAMES S. GREEN, has been
nominal ed by the Democratic Convention OF
his district, for reelection to Congress.