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Advertiserinlats . jth* juaniher of insertions natked 66oth Set wit1.berpquntinvued itutil osdured out n'dito post Al , will be prompt 1y eiostryttyjiiended Wo flHjhizndersind have f6rreii a t thip f e t praeice of Law and Eqiffj.J Edgefield.- One or the otter wiftteneti.e Courts of Abbevile, Barn well "Aid New terry. O ce-at Edgefield C. II. N. L-GRIFPIN, M. L. BONHA M. X. ATKINSON, ATT ORNEY AT LAW, %lay be fnad in' his OWice, oppositeCom pty's linte. Jariltary7~ 50 3t Joseph Abney, Wias reO dW doifice t-thia.fist dior oi the rhtai hSewcGftfSoi of Presley & Br uis ikStere' .Ja~21- 5 j~v."N' Expecieralsl. L W IS..LEYIl', Esq.. theisiguhed LA -Idvocat. f Temperanice, staed at a uieet opp rds or three thousandper. : . d not have beenablo to -to adbut for theue. of Jyne's Ex cpa~ii4esad tihate i'~atieena-a 5Sit3 t L dhat)"e 1inied soine. betiri, which bad ki h , and he ond usir ease. - Priep~ed-ulyliy)r. D JaM . Not8Qib - Tjaidephia, where all bIc a cie valpu~ _6 "st ijiy be Obtained i' ' ~azda.-We esteem .iti-p7ea -sure t 1.1 bli recumniend this medacle'as thb est cajiultad "for the pu~pose ofc teum coughs. culeiiire th roat; asthum, and all at tzectonsf the luaings. Fromi t lung. personal scquaintanee with Dr. Jayne, we. know .the -Ie is no qadck-; 1 d'is usedicintes are not aos -rams of the iadern cry ujpbut are the resul oUhis Jong expesience as n pracumnsg. physg.P clan, and at the expense of great labor i-XfarT Jord (Ca Dn@ torit. X.-S. I ER.i.'S 1s Dr. JAYNES dtil Agent at ' Cdgef. "iut thouse. 07Beware At coinfarfdes! - ~ ia cer, Scrofula and Goitre!I - M PLE experience his proved that no com bipation of medicine has ever been so.effi necio1'iU removing the above disenseas Dr. JIXNE.'S ALTELIAT VE. It has e-tec'ed .- cures truy astoising, sot only of CANCER; nd. ter ~sense. of that c-lass, but -as re anded tst stuborna diseases of theSking -e.,&c. Thismjedicimeentcrs into uqiroareg tion, i~nd eradicates diseases wher evreloUCsted. I purifies the blood arid othaer; fluids ofthe body,. temoves obstruction. in the: skn reduces enlargements of teg lad aiubones. It increases the appe (itereU'fdhadbehe-and drntwsiness, and invrtiulawholejsystem, and amaparts ani-' intidsfo'lliediseased and debilitated conastitus' iif a nothing superior to it in. the # ee eia is perfectly safe and oeni el~leSLit1 and has nottiing of the dis 'asignase uNompariying tihe idea of. *w~tt~ttyR. . ROBERTS, who is Dthnaghi'* only'A'gent at Fdgelield C. House, fffid n rom " hf alo'ne it and Dr. J s. other Medicinisailbfi iad.so as to be depended on as ldre Lad :maduatigated OD~ re e1 00iterfeits ! 4r ~G STORE. Iwould inform my~ friends thaF 1 have rsmovede my Store to the large and, s~a~IVxrepus,,~o.88, JWited, near Mar ~t 4~$~J~reJam prep~ayed~o ftessi qaya 'ends and~ customers, poti oulyygsw popular. .AY(4h4 rYE ItD-CINAS ,: - 6tZ/iseih er rdescription ofcDru, CA. .Panla,dEitial Oils.Glasa hiact, every thing usually kept hi'ilsaleDealers. Haev J'a nit finses wholly for C&sn, ~d~~o.,Ii hadi4Aams enabledto exe 6utdub hepackigje or otherwise, esa orides. as Paed~nadartia ate p~s~anb obijifed at any'other e a uited to elmasdx s 6u a s, wrUE'UtoDXz at 'Ji~o i1ed aid fo.ssie b7 3' 3; .TWDE2198& C ongressional. Correspondence. of the ConiiCr. WAsH-o4TOte, Feb. 18. The indications are very strong that the Senate will, ultimately, give the notice of the termination of the Convention of1827, but with a qualifiationI recommending compromise and negotiation. Both hou ses are disposed to.give the notice, but go. for a Compromise on the 49th parallel, and giving besides, the whole of 'Vancou vers's Island to Great Briisin. The question is whether Great Britain will accede to this, and ojer it. The next packet, daily expected, may settle it. Il the Senate, Mr. Barnegan made a personal explanation to-day, in reply to some remarks Mr. Colquitt made, yester day, in regard to his. (Mr. H's.) course on the Texas question. Mr. H. stated that he was originally in favor of the Annexa tion of Texas, but after having discovered a disposition on the partlof the South to break illair faith, which they had pledged at the Baltimore Conventibn, and go against Oregon, he determined obt to vote for the Annexation of Texas, and did not vote on the question at all. Mr. H. had he said, stated at the time to Mr..Sevier and Mr. Atchison, that he should not vote for Texas because the South was all for Texas, and for giving away half of Ore gon. Mr, Atchinson confirmed:the statement. Mr. Sevier did so also, and added that it was a strange thing-that frow the time Oregon was first heard of, in. the days of Jefferson down to this time., the South and the slaveholding portion of the Union had always gone against Oregon. Mr. Evans submitted a resolution call ing for the correspondedfe with Foreign Governments, relative to the making of a Ship Ganal across the Isthmus of Pa natma. Mr. Di-% spoke from 1 o'clock.till three, 1 on the Oregon question, discussing the ti tie verymnintitely and elaborately. He is in 'favorofrihe notice, and evidenti will -1 come to the conclision: that Jhe .whole of J Oiegon'belons to the Unifd 'StateS. Viihdtgnpcel ding . ii argu net, id gavec waiy to a meitrofr the SieteIo aijourn. He will resume hi. remarks to Wqrt. J ' erl Wa d s be'eto great ciije91'uyon te ,naat nfa -b f.m thecommit'. J lee op Mileage, reported Bill rest icijng the niileage ofmnemberas, and stat'pdthat -I inconnexton wili another ii whichihe shbuld.report,.in.regird to.the ileage of -I Senators Iwuuld save two hundredand- -c fify thousand dollars to the.Treasury, du-: 4 ring the tite of the present admi.nistrlatio.. .Theyeas..and nays.-were taken,.and, I large majority of the House acted as.pall bearers at the funeial of this .unfortuuate. Bill, and.even the mourner., at the head oftwhom were the Committee.on Mileage, seemed to lie remarkably joyous.on this occasion, thus.-verifyittg the old remark, that the most smiling faces were to be. found in tnou'rtiing'coaches. .The H ounse went into the Committee oni the state of the Union,,and resumed the Bill making, -appropriations for the -sup port of the Indian Department, the pay ment of Indian annuities, and fulfilment ofhtreaty stipulations for the year ending 30th' June,1847. Mr. Culver, of N: Y.. moved to amend by adding aprovision that, no part of this appropriation should be. paid fur fugitive slaves. ,Mr. Cuilver and Mr Geddings, of Ohio, took occasion. to make very inflammatory speeches on the subject. denoneing every member of the House who should support a bijI-acknowledging slave. - as- property. ~Ve re -isitd t . gt Feb. 19.. We-are-viite tonigt'by another snow storm.: We are anxiously, looking out for the news by the 'Halifax express, w~hichwe are htourly expecting. T tat M r Packenhtam expects imporutnt adpia by the Cambria is very acertain, s"ome persons here are so sanguine as to .believe.thautbtis packet will bring to Mr. P. instructions to, off'er. the 49th parallel as a dinplromnise, ujith some slight vitlat ions. -.~. .Ini the- Senate, torday, a message -was received from the President, transmitting 'all thie - information in the" State Depart tment, patha subject of the three first in stalmnents of the Mexican indemnity.. - aMr iDrxconcludod his hbisorisal views of the Oregon title, fromr which he inferred that our title-was good to-the whole of Or egon.e He denied ,thie sovereign rights of all others in the Chegon'trritory, and ad. 'mtted that the:propoiitisd to-give the no tica was a step'towa. rda 6hi assertion' if :paramount rights over ther territory. "He did not thinkZbewever,'that it would' lead to-a war~, either imediately or- hereafter, -bt'if war; should' take- plade, heda not consider' thatahe country wiis altogether so. defenceless-and eveak as had been rep-. resented.'- In regard to the cit of New :York. he-asid ihat if7 was not in a defedcee .lems condition, it could resist the aftadh of aivery powerfulinaval foje . - a" Mr. BentanafolJideaI who made a vet-v :ttgspiejnfear of the terination idfeCfw'n of oiik occupancyg He referrs&YVsininf ,vits~hlch Citis conV tinuanco wourld produe.; to the collisoibus radtienns cle T ose-< -A -'l on if. He. approved of the eutire course-of the President on ihis subject. Mr. B..complimeuted the Senator froO N. Y., Mr. Dix. upon .the alility *th which he had sustained the Anierican title to Oregon... In the House another attemptkwas made by M1r. G. D. Davis to procure the priut ing, for the use of the House, ofrte tarif project prepared by the Secretary.of the Treasury. for the Committee of Ways and Aleans. But the motion was'laidoa the table. Feb. 20. The House met at the usual hour, and after some unimportant preliminary-busi ness, the Bill in relation to the mileage of Senators, was then taken up and passed. The effect of this Bill, is to prevent Sena. tors hereafter from charging mileage.1upon constructive journeys to their homes. and back again to the Capitat. between twelve ieclock at nighi, on the 3rd of March, and 12 o'clock, diurnal meridian, on the- 4th of Mlarch.. The other Bill is general in its naturel and restricts the allow ance for mileage in regard to both Houses. and it will come up for consideration in the year 1848, at the. Presidential election, for I do not believe that the House will -alte it .11p. During:. the kiit ig to-day, the News from England by the Cambria was the principal subject auhong Ithe'- among 'the members in private conversation. In fact, I may say, that the day- web .hiefily and usefully devoted 'tda perisal Af, and comments upon the late intelli ;ence from England. The News .nd the New fork Market.. -The New Yoak Eipress of Thursday lays: -The news' from Europe receited by he steamer 'down to the 14th inist., ti ailed by all classes as most pacific, and avorable.' The expression -of the Queet. a her speech in Parliament, and r. Pleel's remisaks in. the House,Dite so 4eci-. ledly friendly, that- all possibilit) of a war rom the other side is at snead. Allthe telligerent spirit and gass is manirestie aere, and none by Great Britain; " '1'. news hatl an-instant efEi*'t. ion-every tilinag ~ ioiu, tiatihe'tone is's. digerent, in g and, f rhmtha o receive froin Wash ides, ribat-aid pork, ait 16redu:tpIe 'utyon cndle- cIe le: hias, hoppin lian corntallow-end r.e; willbe feceived acre fithebest -spiras. :lt-i'believed by-all thaitfis'Int ~ence will-.hpve a'dodeedd~dfsi'en' ongress,afid lhat -theweisA 'thfi'*il te adopted Iin-the 'Senrte. iill0 6e 4o haracter to meet the feeliagismanifestedI n Great B-itain. The New'York letter -of the- Philudell >bin American says,' urder'daii of Thurs la afternoon: ."The monotdny of o6r city has.at ength been broken up effedinally. by the, arrival of the foreign news :isevery tbiig hat could he wished, and a feeling of pro. ound content. especially pervades the :ommunity at the peaceful aspect of the advices. All seem now i fielcertain that var is imp-ssible-and tiis-being the case ivery thing else can'be udjusted at leisure. -IRI0E LLANEOUS. Quick DespatmA.--We ara warned hat England will make sliort wor of. it in the event of a war -with us. Tne :fespatcheso Mr. 'Lane teachus to ixpect thet concentration-of-. alli.her strength upon us, at ihe-very Birst offsett and the Duke of Wellingtoffis reported to hsvr said,.with peculiaf- snigdaffy hat the conflict should notbe! a 16ng one I Nar doubtsaucli wilf bs tldere and sut~h the effor t of.Great Britiain in the. eant of 6 resort to tite ultimg~retio.. But' unless the "Iron-.Duke" assume5. that the entire conquoest of our country will follow the fi;;; s,$ctesses of the at-. mies said f'eers of-Brindi, .it" is egites impossible fdrbhim, or arty ibady, to'ree' dict the dutation of the-w'ar betwe~ as. A long wiar is our, policy,.if itnetot thait of Enghand. AJog war necessa rilj. inyolves other nvtratime arties, and it is not a, douhtful matter vhich, way. these parties willinclinef even- thon Louis Philippe,.looking to -tiw nscitess tonis playing the gallant, -ith 61disi might, to -Victoria. -1f Grealt Bi'It thinks her firat succsses, to the isouiin of our unpreparednessand n'~ eic will intimidate this natgon.and, ecoragel, nis to' appeal. for peace, shea vpry. .much, mistakes the beagt and- ;emper-of-oor. people. She may discavensier mistake when toQ late. She .w ill flnk asi-snuci of the buW dog-tenecity 'f hoidi sd ene' durande,. indshe Amiericaiij-a -ia'glid Englishm'an and qaiteido - nails. the Roman'indthenatioiifalaierbio smfert,~ir tturnemy i e mole of her guns e turnsdupon,.our-hips; and cities. Thefacet (that the- ve-y successes of":the aBritish v againnspat the openinge'fatheddadit-.as vae? naeted-willciak~tesial an the'..pi h~ieeaP gro -,w in i~ia~u~tu~eja ''l~tueiseWill thn, condtt" ?l ow c . Tfie. very d ~ War. *will-tend.ton eAfiil ppetheD, yot uyikno Wa resonre 0, kzoZ~otern Dpipp ~ Or-C~~etp!4:is'stated the iwa ioned byti.recep ticrn .Of,. olkF. inauigurl, one hundre inkiterCOf the'Gas' P. ih5% th e a 3a Sndy, adePraw~ bjectf~iekrexior 44i A, pe 1 sam thing9 :h6~~~ "..6faci j-djrg mounts of T1opi ,phddsryd, with o Ut a ne"'(Agi 'd-tolthe perpetra lars,- blatf ib is sers, have :come so thick .t1y that'they would fil p .jn(S of ut~space. V#rg.-to .G V . i1D!r McDowell h"s heeai ehcIbaDeoctIC o ventionl-, dalfe"vany' Congress, ccc uion~d~iy1 ie et, of Mr. Taor The o~Por x it .bodiaer- inlaw of Co. 3~t he a.:the Diltrict is strongly llc,. wll ni dodul hie, w till k 1jJv'a i, Ico.17..ir Tus T~aRI SORI ON SNTRD NIGE ~ji ~irtrii Moajig. '~~~aia ~ ~ - y eeljsd ice, we VP teURdlte'" -.o'C'~'~a Lwtc k ~,h'.'Ibstant d nA ~1?uiyr ta191d but enoug, -is :U l 'i lk fill 'Upo00 rou li. the aftrnoon of.'. .gip cow every thinf,-*.t iio. o -, bu. tnn clack- it cic t meced-icow i reeflog brteeeit. 5oog:*adektvo:reefs ob9ess"r1 close 0 C16&0 toyysm.. wessel til6uIcry more -saikian 6nuglktO, W JiejG.... b rfbe{rc.o(thpiaera'f :d. , time tole~er4'pit- o& -the cmasI was' Adiposuable a I~wjf~uoe an attempt 1to,-scud *gi tornd -dnly In C strandint4 a, gilying' Z ai 111 hioeli-ss AF.LRATPWhSH1INGTON. We-exprii tlzeii~apfib; yeiterday4" . that the pasiiJO 04'hecho Iice reiol ution~" it. confirmed 'byr t6*'8Wndl Wil pat*,V iteelf Cause. war Uit -thd~ 'Afie is 'little. hp'oti;.esetlement undenbr.! Polk a ad~ to Assunle that. poniiblw-. Icewing, any compomniue-vhl'Iwl b himiself haw affired-.A* Itout irsti dbtaia Argentins ft bil.- min. A. Harris, Esq; formerly a member of Congress front I Virgiua, and latly edltbirof the Consti- I iution, neWspaper published in Washin-. gdn .ityand 'Baltinlore,'.has been notrni nated.1piMythe President "as Charge d' Af faike aoahsfArjentine Republic,-a very important position just new, as the affairs of thatnationsaoppear to be in a most do plorable doditiuon. - Washington's Birthday.-One hundred and foireen, years ago- from tomorrow, the morniaigiasun first beamed"'upon the ,form of bim who during life,-was "first in war, first in peace, ' and'ven after death, 1o ages yet unnumbered,'ivill"coniue to. be "first in the hearts' of hiseclountrytn"eu And well does it betolfie, dot -.0y Americabs, but man througbut tbibcivil. ized world, to bail the anniveriary ofnauch an occasion with due honor, and ponder in profound retrospect ion over the sftbea g wnich the 'birth of the 22d :df February; i 1732 brought forth. The tongue dfueutigy, at this -late day, however; may be 'mute r in alluding to Washington-athe name t alone il a talisman sufficiently"bright to ' ihed forth a halo of glory wheieVe 'add heneyer spoken; and in declining to Oiose 11 n the themc, we can only mentaily exclh 6 isin .g 0 "Come, expressive silence: Aluse his a )raise-" . '. . d From an old Almanae, it appears that 1 3eorge Washington was born February e lIth, 172,.old. style. h'lie old style in his almanac, is in column the I ti, which c orresponds with the23d of the new 'style. di The 22d is generally 'ceebrated'(6r his si mirth day, and up to 1800* was 'yeofectly pi orrect. 1 days lonly .b'6ing allowed be it ween thel two jstyles, but now, nearly.12 it nay be allowed.-Chareston Pat ict uilalam CoLleu, a son of the ceblebried 11 olitical writer of the same name, hias it is al tated, beeni forty years'-i .the -Q'ueen's 6 rison .for contempt if'the:Court ot hau eory 1this iontempt conaisied i 'hi' il iahlihty'o' defraey.the .6ss and fi CA Sat Court, inh adtrial hb agist hin: g bich-.iuabiity'is called-:".rITsl iltd enstrued d.i6 e i anfstce in f all mode zWnehas.bees uni .lie ary ofua Tfi 6 4eI ;est of 'Delles. eThis mUdt e1 iscovered hys partpb n-idrs'llo ti ere, engqged 'inrunnzg'th Linessefil 9re4' 9 16y0 r'nig-t liberry fp A iblack rod'wbith hbpuoiced:1ag refia V 'w ably heavy/and-h Ulii.i'iEf - 'B ia short time -a large "portion .f'ir a'ste ielted,' and- pdre: led waV bi t6bi~dtd - ufficient to runo-a sni!drble' dAjhoi-cf di uller- The - editor 'of the" Tlegrsph is -' I the opinion that there is a very extensive- P egionof country extendingfrom tbe Trin-I Je ty to the San Saba valley, which contains in s.valuable lead mines as those of Misneuii' fit r-Wisconsin. .W'. 'Z6dical Light.-The phenomhenon is a itractinga great deal-of attention in New rork,. by its assuhming' differeut shapes. ome times stretching' in a broad Juninous le rasparent land, from-the extreme west to ih fairthest east; and thehn spreading in c Ivoilure all over theieniament; the stats a hining through with undimmed lustre, is, ie while.' .fri Mozfltt Heela.-The latest a-rvides'frornm eeland, state i t the -eruptin' dt Mo unt N letha 'cotibued with gredt violeiite. 'The h< ava runi from the Southlwesterater is pi mrgb stream, and had alr~ady. covered a om pace 4f three miles, and heaped up a' Aiahs U i a plinm at the fo'ot of the mdiunhimnk .te tirty or forty cubits ini height "Nofarms' a, ad'lbeen d stroyed by''the lav, 'biiv'~e -la Ihes whbil hadifelldn into the mieadows at alad alreadyk exerchesd riost ~ern'icious it ifects upon th'e cattle, esliocially dife ows. fi' a .sme disrihtb: many' ha'd -perilshed. cdh-undasines.'s elt atthe' tturatitn of *a' be er~uptions, as the live, when it receives' realsd'tpplies,, always approaches .nearer lie cultivated lands. * ' ,. iftkitsticsvfthe' Se. Chiarfue, Iote.-We b aste-been at somelittle pains~to come at ~a he popsfation od'tb6 St. 'Charles.Hotels ,i add diher statistics 'in relation' to. ,thie ft etablislhtiedt,"~nd have ascerlained 'the't Yi boere aire-no now less tean' jle hundred. 5 rnd too regular hoardei-,, besidey mink &ui, sI rre4'imd seventy employdes~?aervants, lmc.-near 700 in.all withiii the wallsnf- fa hge buiilding. This iwould fojrm .quite a :ltage mn the cotrntry. , 'Ih Thfil cnsu'mption of some ofite 1 frihti ariteles onf'food is as ,folo vst bM freshtheef.'150 lbs. nton. 24 turkiesa iOchidkens, 30 pairs wild'uts,202aozeni A obiiso-r other small'hirds,-120' -biha, ' to 10 thousand oysters. 120 mi3D aen -.. ggedo lidoos.mdik, 350- loav -balerebt mrad, 16bs. coffee, -10 li~te. .9225'Ibi: ui, ehl awms,. 7Olho. saldheef apirk, ties em uant'gy~ofw' ioan grosA., anid o~~s~m't lre~.~ he aaedi ientiide' : ,'ay Itdsunicessay 't s'y tiat t * he crac&,tlsth.era' a, Feieme afri 1v.. ?A-. iare to Make anoboir eMt'tt form ihAeT,~.~ irtory mloa State. ,Des ates to a. CVe~l lion are* to be c6lo uiexiA0ril. and lbq ' Convention to n~iit 10In j~s olpwta Two Negroev,-'belong4tig to Geif..muip'!" Duffie.wert killed 6tf ridsy Jest *by* tw#b - others, tybho~v*~t b-g'egin the Df drivetf. We'have' hoi bee ibl.a _ - - &O learn., fully, tbs-paruicudqrs. tb'ssa - 3frair, but underifind-Ahat ter~ai were. caused 'i.9ev-eIha'snatte, 1natiejtion. to'bi~sines The, eutd~r iave beeni commld II? -jail ni~o )eput upo tsaiiiwhe4n .all the fact61* in !ottnertinu wiifili Ii ilbe devlop.&Iama. Ibbevi ie Banner. 141& inst. ngeiy.-We'J.i inorwed- by a corn & pofndent, that'. a' ne'"g 'mapn dined. on ho Sth ultinio. in, the tower ,part for &h6-is he' - . rid. at the hil tucedigiotOae Hwdewl iid Elren Year He w a nauye. 'of" Tlirresitlent has transpitted io Cn.~. Isa a repirt tr~m far. Patrron, te ine ir of the minis, w hich, Oates. the fbllow-~ l'-.; ing Nicts,ortbe last veer: 7 .. . "The ci~ ijmpicplmi n unted to ".416.$0Q. Compriging szllz;7 . 62 in go'ld $80,20 ii, silver amnd. 38;'. 48 in silver. am3,4Iioprcu nd compitial.212 607 pieppa. e ipwiwfit y) d ibte year anuoup;n*:, Adio 3578,4194,, and, tose of silver; o-.,1 "A h ew ; Orleans* birtnhl iinag'e~hdtJkit--to $1,710,000, Corn og. 6W8O( 1 6 gold: atid. , lgbr'coins, and composed o(2.4I2,%t. eces.The detoshis rtcoin8e tota 411 ~46.80 g old. and :$O WF' "The Ldri hiiint it,-mehl6Q~rj iv -dianti idheisr dep% p o otp - - WeIaliMbt-498:63, :nd i q~e7 "hb woi ifige for.9-p tee. mint. a opr".4 )ii 61 bid1~ F ll Ir '-t 4. Thb ~Reca'key' Wteict * rbigi1tih, of.-~ h. thre7 are' mniy 4&iniCtemen scrijtio'ns on tecato~~t hc -.1 t IV~ e~tot Le unitirvhlmWble, bulti "J)btedid4 of Fiiiiiiit~r' key -M'ay%- 4i'0 1. . * .dcphered g ,~tg teeraps ksziowleieothemiieaz people ofrUz. A Sui'APtiUi*-J Lzzb-Ainbtg 'the tirli4V i lie the g~mtsiaauce f one-"-No iuiashfif-" f to in tWd~uiei abtllnei,,3~ ,at onee End, he cannot keep _ihe pg.. )m eatiug. the tithere' . . .~ 4 Vz~rPoiana- 'city chemiet.*