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-a TExAs.-lly the arridalof the steamship Globe, Capt. liochener, from Brazis St. .Tago. we have lIrownsville papers of the 27th uIt. The ito (ramde Senihel con tains a full account of the muenner of three American traders, citizens ol Rio Grande City, blesars. Ittowen, Campbell and Wot thingtno. who were shut by 3lexican troops, on the 20th Jannary, on the road leading to Mlonterey. The territorial question still aggitates the pu'ulic mind. Public meetings have been held at Rtoma and Rio Grande (iy. in which resolutions in favor of a sepnr-te government were passed by overwhelminiig mnj-triiies. One of those ;upted at the Roma reieting is as follows: Resolvedl,That it is the interest and the right of the people in the territory hetween the Nueces and the RioUrande aid elow the line of New Mexico to he organized as a Territory of the United States, separate a'ed apart from the State of Texas. and. that the Government of the United States he called on to extend oiver its, as soon as possible, a Territorial Government. I' is proposed to hold a convention at Brownsville on the Kith inst. to adopt measures upon ithe sub'ject. the Sentinel annonnees that the first prat, estant church on the Riio Grande was or ganizel at Brownsville no the 231 th. under the pastral care of the Rev. Iliram Chariberlain. what was sent there by the Board of Minsiots of the Ptreshuterian church. The names of 19 members were announced. On the night of the 2Gth tilt. n party if six or eight Alexican edesperadoes. artel with pistols. guns and knives. entered the house of Jose M aria Itodritn'z, anti after -placing a 'dacgger anel pistol to his breast, tied his hands and fert tmrther behind his - back. hound his st"rvut<. and obhlitl his wife to rir-e and deliver to thet all the money she had in the house, amonuting to $130 ; they then took her jewelry, and afterwards proceeded to help thermselves to such articles of wearing apparel as sncd their fancy. armountineg in all to over S200. o -e of the men has been arrested and imprisoned for trial. The American Flag of the 27th tlt. says: " 'he late ttail from Autain brings Vts little of general interest, inre t ha t that Gov. B-1l has been -rowed tip Sahi ricer' by the inhabitants of Mid-lIe anti Iastern Texas, for his attenp:ed liberality, as they term it. to the owners ol* hmad pon the Rio Gramle-while by a portita of those living upon the Rio Grande. he has been tie. nounced for an attempt to destroy the obl titles. It appears that the Governor is in decidedly heat water on all sides." the tettrious Dr. Kellar, who some months since coindnltitled a pirty of rolbber< on the road heti een irowisville and Point Isabel, was lately arreted at ir;zos St Jaoo by the Shcrdlr-N. 0. Crescent, 9th. Mia.:x.I'ciinLY CAiUALTY -Ii is with anfeighned sorrow that %%e learn, hy role Araplhie intelfigence rereived here n'uoes clay evening hat, thiu Mr. James R Me i aiin. with his niother, Mrs. Elizabeth i le ntir. ci'izens of our town. also M rs. Vattghait niad her daughte'r Mi1iss Virgin la, forfe rter residents of ttjis oce..atIlever Orilne St. Jihna ni hiehl w:s cttsa snede byi fire on lie A Ia han ie l iiver, run Te'sday;t - eveninig hat't,'betweeent~ :lhile and 3eit rmerv. Nr t. M'dckTnin andic his mthei ir were teer way boiek ut nme fitiom a iit tee were alicetai t heiri nar i tevi-it C~tta'den All extpectedl toi ariie he re. weo blelieve, tel htatel ligetrire has Ceast at deep ghami cave!r our whitle communl it yi . 1R centtly, it nmany circles. ttur cit iz,-'ns have bee'n se-' hi' afleredl, eachi nelll:tioen in its order se'emcing to lee tnore ,ceere mid distresinm Surely' tis is .es, tet a ,geutetcr c-i (ent thanu feny other w hich hats pr'e'tCeed 'r,'Te lose our fri'terni t anyv t ime ati tinder any circumirsiance is patinfitCi; but toi part thes with t hem iS sorrenl imiileet. In t ie' death of Mr. 'AlcN-sein, cour towno is dleprive'rd of tite ofl its biest. nilest fseful. a ic enter getic citizens. We canl onaly minitle otir symnpathiCs iiea heere.;v'l fr'ie'nleel I relations. anti bow itih mu b:te~niim to the' w vill of divinte prmidence,.~ whic'h in i'' myteriotus dlispetnaion.hasl hiid'tashantd Trhe Norfolk 1lnhiC of 'riday, hats ithe folloini pauratgraphll relative teo Cat. L~ambdiuen's arrest meniitiede' a few dac i' ago, Ott a chni'~ r el f rtemp ~tintg to sell three colwredl metn romn PitlUdelpia ljelievcd to be free. 'Captr. L~amnbnen, whoi, ats stated yes terday, was senit te jail for atitempttin'g tee seu three coltured mient n ho hatd shippede - fl boiard tof Ii's seceonaer. ivas enmtintee yesterdtay an~d dischtarged fear want tel evi d tence to cronic t him. Thte negroes aurn in jail, waiting the tnecessnary evidhence eef their freedomt,i un thle receipt of~'liwhi. they too ii be dhieh arede. Our hews protect the free nietpes tiC. the Neerh fromru the kidna~pper; hut whena a shave riots away from the Stiuth, andit the towner goes ira pursuit of him, he is mtlbbetd, his life threatenied, atnd his preoperry wre-steed -fromta him. Sueh condeuct ten th~e part of titr Northern bareuhern is motre tanetratgeo'is than ours wiouldl he if' we were to sell all the'ir free nlegroes whlentever we caughet thterm. andh apiply the proiceds tel the re'inbulrse-. mnut of thiose tef our citizenis wi'itn they have thus spaoiled eof the'ir proaperty. Tua Mt -ssssaret.-The Vicksburg Sen. * inel of the 2Gth uhe. says : "rhe river at thtis peint is eenly seveti r eight inches below the highest miark of lnst year, ande was rising yesterdlay and the day befoare, at the rmate eaf an :neh ian tweniy-foeur hours. IC the repolrt ilhat another heavy rise is comtinig tut of the Arkansas be trute, the waiter willebe higher' here in a week or t-vo thn ever known'e. Many oef outr river planter's are desgionmd ing, atnd seine have dletermiinedh tr ab;itdat -thseir places altogether. WVe b tieve that two successive seasons of fltois in thie Mississippi, is a circumtsiance ottkn'pwta till riw, *'irece the sesulieen cof the COun try. T1hie damage to the planting iaieer est between Memtphis andc New Orlejaus wrill be itmmense. if we have, a', rhere is every reat-on to expect, the aninual sprisg rise close followitsg this flood." Ventuse not all irn one bottm.)] BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL. Pvrnatis I )FFIcULTY.-A Washing ton correspondent of the Sun says a co. Versation, in reference to the division 'in the Sontherri ranks in W'ahingtn,. led to a little persunal diienilty btcwccn two Senators. which is thus related: -" A difficulty arose yesterday in front ihe la tellgetncer ollice betwe en Senators f'aote and l orland. nut of a conversation on the sut.ject. iM r. Foote dropped a few words about 'servile fullowers' of Mr. Cal houn, which -M r. lfirland construeting to reflect upon himself; a scifle enued. in which Gen. Foote was struck in the l'ce. Re-had but recerily recovered frotn a se vere attack of lieurisv. anti wts hardly prepared f'or a s i-et fiGht. cM r. Borland. the mionitet Ihe blow wasstruck. perceived ititmsef! the extreme impropriety and un gelerton'nii e-S il' his c dtiin, and apoilo, gized for it since in a rnanner which alIor.e conl itone for his ra-h condutct. The apolty hieing regarded as satisfuc. tory. no unpleasant consequences are ex. pectCd toi ensuc. The Presideit has recoonized Samoel I I ie, a,4 Cansu! of the tepublic of Chili, for California. . Ni ws ynomn Fu cr..-The Washing toln coirre-pondent of the IHaltirn re Sun, ni kes the following stiange announce ment: -As I :rluted ti some startling inforrn Lion frot Frucie. I will tientitoi :hnt, from priente and anthentic source. it is knowen thn Louis Napoleon has faollei into n (ontiiti of helpless imbeeiliiy. both meiial and physiil. le has been per.t ided, by committee of lend'ers of biti parties. to audicate. lie will Contsent to relinnre his anthority in fivor of the res torntion olf the monarchy, in the person of the Duke of Rocendeax, with a re servation in favor of the Cou.it de Paris. A Cur onRvri boy in the office of the Louisville Journal recently fell out of the window, uhout iwrnly feet, striking on the rool of a small ot house. It was it first thougtu he was killed, but it was soon ascertintwd that he had fal!en on his hela. No damage Jone exiept to the roof of tie oithouse. which it is thought cl soonI he repaired. The Van tlnren (Ark.) Intilligencer no. iice: the arrival of r lit hoat load of cano at that place from rihe Cree-k nation. The Coron wus itiseid by the Cre-it inlian'. mny of nhtn are said to be industrious farmers. Wif f11a' itto. 11A.! BL'll, .Unrlh 16. Since the receipt of the Cnt::cd's news it litile la ieen offeared. the few -ales made has beeti at a decnet of .1 to j of a cent. It the present slite of the inrket we lind it dillieitt toi pive q1.tattlints With any degree of iccuracy, an1d thirelinr otsit tisetm with the remark that wn;ge n sale range trom 10. to I1f4. .CILl-.STON- AJuraJ -tA Theli Conon im:i ket. wh~ih lhis prtesenteJ so ?fkonoiiv anid delein -ii an appcjearanie foir the ins ilthin mo tenas. aioli' as patitfly rcoiv, s-red tfiiii its lethtisgic s::ite-, mid beg ii' s piin to zisi-imci n viir oris andi ant aniimatued aspect. :mdii goiii, atid twio th~onsanid one hiiindred halies we'ire sichi ait ai nicge~ tif l'ron Ill a l'A ceiis - l'r:cs are ny jel. front the lowest poinet ohflast week. " oii is .%o inisi'.c-rot or' Pl..nsus-." On: sonday:i l.ist I heamrd of the dleaith ofl my iiiy neiw,.. I wv:is n.-titicilii; for lie w' ais ai li huen!iy hici~. int alan.. Ihe h is siped the biticr en,. that nwdits us mill; lie hais paist fromiu is to that b.ii.no ft on whcse nlo traveller rinrtus; hii :-p iit ha~s . one to Godi whoii gaive it. Never heefie hove I wi tnessed sneh a s ienit antd sof emn u riail. his r.:minis wevire initerredl in the uinry inig gromtucu at i ibcerty Church on 3loidaiy icorningl succe.ed~ing liidueaith. Thle inoriaing wa~s uniciuitdly coiol und calmio; afl tiature seeinti sei ti miion ont tis -ncd occausion. At 10l o'clock, the corfisi arriveid attiended fby his biroithers. rister,. otlier ii-latives aid t ricends, andi here to aidd iuire sadnuess ti the sceneiL, we were iime that u hicft is agedi pa!mc litrentts were unnbi lle 'rimi prtiitracOted illhiess. to wictess the fast sadl ightis of' their beliveid sont. Anid oh ! shamll I ever forget theC ciiitenanice of Efllilihe eldest site ;sh was, a huennitilitf git . tall andui coccm ly, iwnh intlctociii femrturimc. rShe wetpt niot, foir hue deepi f wel if' her hieairt wn<t dried ill. lhen ~rief' wnm:u Fur becvondt tears: she sitiod likl- a tumarble scte," w'fth chish-d fentures. tnot a her cheekI~ hiii het eyes were transfixed uipoti the' ulpiet ynnoit: alt! a bintg touo pure fon earthi. Afl thsis I saw. hut could lock iii l.ier, I rimti red f1incd siome vault or thes previonus dteadi ande fter gave' Ccent tci miy feelings. The aboive hasuc imadie a lantting imprssion nynupn iiy und, wellf icmcy wve sny) that inthe dc midst of life we are itn death.'" Th'le famtily have moy hieart's symptathty itt their atlhemtionu fir the severeC loss they' hamvi' susiitaif. Inist twefve mtontfhs ago', vuiii WVilhmus wa'ms au :isih-t in imy schooiil n'. 'Mfy te G Utore Aegnclemy. Dutri1ug tiie first ses S~ ion he had ai -everit itnnck of the cmnensfes , but1 soioic reco'ven.d. soun after I was~ pirostraiced by the scmiiie cntsiOn~it it its wotrit formui, duiringtmy lfuiecs W ub~ n< was~ most of the I ti niear me i, ever rea ifv toi rentdur re isintuime: hc nuever tired, buti wV'tehedf niver and symthulize:d with mue as a burithern wai iuha~ve ditto. [ shailI never for fzet his I'riendtu',h p andsiI -kiduess. Woid to Godui. ihact f cothf hamve been neair himt in his lacst ill necs. thaat I mtigihit hamve repnitid huh'it nf~ectiin' lby cuannuisiering -to Ihis waznts. He died fromt inuimationi if' the birnii. can.-ed Iby ai too copi. 1)1ns11 use f giineti wh'ilu htavitng chf. i anfe ver. I-I Ivwas ant excelhetnt yoiung mni. strictly tmorail. enuergetic andte htocuirnikle ini his dcspiisi tic'' umi pun pocses. Younig WV~iios hadt ins ie-w g(-itts as. enies. buit nia mianiy virmies :is frieds. hie~ w~as eai ini capcccy ccn.I advanice'mieit n ith cany or his ci-.:;na dtiful ai exempljiary <tnden;t. Lontig wil! wye remaemtber aol cherish his mtemnort. WV. .M. R. Eidgelield. Pike Co. Ala. Sept. IWith I849. Ihia at thie residenice ol Mr. Sitngnefield, in Jetirsion Couity. on Ihis wny to thet Wesi oni Wedne'daiy 6th intim., I.tswis LAF'AYKTTEc A. TI Sust.-r'is, eldet son of S.tunuel WV. andut Lucy 11. Sheltonsu, of I Iamuitrg S. C. in Ihe 25th venr of his age. hf is ui my aiabl~he qualities iad enideiard htimi tl it harge circle of' riends who siccirehy symutpathu:se with the bercived parttts in thte.: affliction. T1' H. E Snbjscribier des"ironas of closisng his, ..L .derentitie liuntnes ait Liberty lIIill, willI sell his etnlrie Stock of' GooJai at Ctcst, conninen itig fthlwith. R cM. FULLER. ia,, ut 19n if 52 1 Stubscriptios Receipts.. The following persons have paid up to the time alfixed to their names. lingl Dicti'y, to 3d June 1830, Joln Gibson, to 28th Jnne '51. Dr. W. V. Geiietr. it) 8ilt Feb.'51. W t. G benrcatln, 1lth .llnrc '51. Thomas Carson, to 13th Ma:ch '51. Al. Al. Padgett, to 13th March '51. L. P. RItinatd, to 13th March '5I. S. J 5 mtson, to 13th larch '51. E. 11. Forrest, to 13th March '51. S. I. Rodgers, to 13th larch '51. ine. Eidson, to 7th nAchlt '51 J. J. Jennings, to 13th Sept '50 Jag. Blaeckwell. to 2d Jan. 51. Capt. P. S. Brooks. to 1st Ja. '51. It. I. Rlicholls, te 5th Jn. '51. 1)r. J. F. Ad:nns. tn 8-h Feb 51. J. B. Colean. tn 13th Matrch '51. W. G. Hlacmond. to 15th Jnto. '51. J. Al. Alathis, to 13th elarch 'SI. Capt. B. Denns. to 6th Sept. '49. Benjamin Stevens, Krq. te 8ih Feb. '50. )r. E. Andrews. to bit Feb. '51, E. Like. to 8th Feb. '51. Jas. l r-ll. to 8th Feb. '51. D. It. Strother, to 8th Feb.'51. C~l. T. W. L:a:an. to 20:h March '51. J. W. Mnn-ly, to Sib l'eh '51. Julo VashI. to Gth Jtn. '11. e1nj-tnin 3ea ti<. to 8th Feh. '51. Juh Jone,. to 20oth Sepr. '50. John etwell, to 201 March '51. Butler Lodge N Xo. 17. A. @, @. Jy. t' Regnlarmeetin of thi; Lodge will lbe held (it Monday evena next at 7 o'clock. W. C. MORA GNE, See. March 20, It 9 - The friends of Major A-IIRAM JONES, announce him as ;t candidate for a soet in the next Legislature. Q h''lte friends of JNO. E. P. RYAN, annonnee him as a Cuadidaic for a seat in the next Legislature. JAME S Ml. DAY, SURGEON DENTIST, OF RICHMOND, VA. P FR MA NENTI.Y loc.ated at Edgefield C. 11., ol'ers Iis professional services to the cienzens of the Villn-eenki:irrvJcinity ; and will ttend to any call he nainowr either in the village or country. All operntins warranted. March 13 1850 If 8 Edgefield Female INSTITUTE. T fiE Schod Qnnrternl' this alrendv flur. i<!.in, INS'TITUTION will enmmence on the first dty of A pril next. In arder to pre sent lurther tisconception, the public :are re spectfilly informed that it is not itecessary to await the eid of a qarter t apil cani le en tered at any time during a tarter and are only chargted fromt the day of entrataee. I':arents an,-aunrittms are in'ited to witness the daily exercises t' this eehool. andi thus to convince c'atheselves that it is thoreeueghly supIrn plied with Ixs-rnecrre. I.=rnoatras-, Mud ev'y ttcesnty cieats lfr imapartincg a thorough amil neconplishel cal etin. lrcspec: i's of Terms-'Text boleks &c. can he obtained by applic.atimi personally n'r by mail to tOBEltT'' I. NICilOLLS, Hector ,.f thda Institute. '-f':!Jr.tt . *re~r .ar-A' - - t ' (t~7' I l a mbuecrg liceaucl-cea . 'Soucltera iep fet, Soualcthr C'.rie.:it Adecvecate', nadcu 'ecmth: (.Ca tican I'Teotsperantce' Advocate, will lease copy' three timttes JA;KSt).S & l(1NChILEY. IAXi NG jus~t rece ivede thceir stock oe tilhlbrL'ecs n~er, ncoronal thet a C:: e l,'.cac. T1issue.s hBuregeeL'- l.:eevwen, Frenchri Teh.ltce F~cmbt'd lieretaic. Gi o inens (tat 12.1 ae. lis colrnscr) Cailicee. Fe~ar (;iiz:(tear ll~ w''rk. shcirtin;:s acnd shee'tincg- (eel every widiht.) 'T'able ltinak. To'welia::s. Di1 lers. Iiainael n Uioncc P~ at Sacniis, sarp. Elishl andl Frenicha Clocthis taand C~eassimera for Sueinir tandc Stprin~. .1 co' atet. Sw:iss~ Teall ll Mediaum:, Pe~latid d13ceek M1 eis Iincs, AX pron Chieck. Dbcie I oeme.-'1eanis. Bi1k. teaid pendeatcrs, Iiibhans (toeee e ry lachandsome neck , ) le's, Ptitn, ''Tpe.s, &c &ec. A LSo. 4 Onzent Newr Stylet 31ca-din Mcatiu.. Farome ectr Iriendcs. andO pe'rsoans vicoitng An i at theirt seplehies of' Dlry Gceds. wreereolet le abtcd tco ha~ve an cactI. as we are contideni~t thcey wilt ficed acur stacck tas ceomptlcec.tte ncaa an lcccnse ini eibe'r maarkect, and we tare determeained to sell ats ebtaeil. I alaharg, arch 20 1850 if 9 AS it is supposed tea Tu'aesdayv last, andii sec iae the Stiigce Rondte betweet: thcis pltace n td lim nbuorg. n sealed pt: per itn the forem eel a Ie': ter, wiathoutat an~y address comijin tg ninety D.rnl lInrec i batik bills. A reasoabt~le reward will tie lpaid tie anty cone whoc tmay inad ad w'ill de liver tip the monealy. A. B. Mar'e'h 18 18'>0. tf 9 Admiis~itrator's~ Sale. B Y at order fromti Johnta 11ll, Esq., ordtinry .JofEgeft.-td Dictriet, I shall proiceed tol sell tat the ltate resience ofl Wailliton H tnphtreyct dleceasetd. on 'Tuestdsy the 'i1l' April next, till thec persornl propceiy oel eud decetnsed, conasict. in of two tlikely Ne'groeet, stoeck of tlovses, I Icegc. Cattie. huicr lktdes GOttoet, Hus~ehtold amil I(itchien furn niture, tatnd other articles twot tedcicemte to mlentitin,-On ai cr'edicta ut the twvemy fifth da.'y of' Decemober nietet, wvith- notte and- two apjpriv'ed scearities. JAMES EIDSON, Adma'r. Maerch 18 185'r0. 2t 9 Caution. A LL persons are hereby fornwarned .l'rot tL.raincg- focr a atote of' eighly live doilktra, payabhle toe Andtrew Mcias or betrer,- dated sometie in Decembter 1849Y, antd de on the fir'st dlay ofl Nnvembte~r next,.: thce proeperty fo'r whi'e b taid nocte was given teas provenu untsotaind, cn ai 1 'ame deterinated noct to paty it, nntiess Ccme pelted by tiw. FMBERSON BUISSEY. Matrch. 16 1850 3It 9 AND QUEENS DELlGilT. A LA G spplyist aeceived and for sale JathDgI toreof E. F. & A. G. T~EAGUE. March 13 50 2t 8 - BEST COLD EXPlIIESSED Castor Oil. B Y the Bontle r2. centsa np. also by the Gatllon. For sale tat the Diruig Starce of E. F. & A. G. T1EAiOUE. March 13 1850-~ 2t 2 R ISLEYS SA RSAPrAR1JLLA tced Hyd0 Peotassa comitnd. Fear sale at the Dreg Steure of E. F. & A. G. T1EAG UE. M-te he'3 1~ra 2 'NOTICE. T1 IE Subscribers have formed a Copart fiership libr the purpose of dniaaig n gen oral Retail Rosiness, ntdet the name and style o f SULLIVAN & DEAN, and will open on Monday the 18th inst., (at the Store formerly necnpird by -S. F. Goode,) an entire new anJ well ussarted stock of Goods, recently purcha sed in New York and Charleston, at the loiwest cash prices, and will be sold for cnsh only ait a ery small profit. Art examsanation of the st/c and prices is reqested of an' who wish to deal on the c:ash system. J. B. SULLIVAN, I. R. DEAN. narch 1:31850' 3t -. Adnihistratoa"'s Sale. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that by virtue of ani order from John H1ill. Esq.. Ordinary of'.Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell at the late res:dence of Elisha G. Rsob ei tson deceased, on Mnndny the 25th of Marchs inst. all the personan estate of the said deceased, consiat'm of 13 or 14 likely negroes. sne 500 or 600 I:sahefs of corn, a quantity of Unis and Fodder, :3000 or 400 ponds b-scon and lnrd, 7 head of Horses and Mules. I yoke of Oxens and Cart. 2-gond Wagn-iss. I Barncthr, large stock of CAttle. Hogs and Sheep. ]t6 b:les Colton, set-bf blnksmiths tonis. household cud kitchen rimiitare. pl:matatioi tools, &c. 'ELBERiT DEVORE, Adat'r. Marchr.97J- * 2t * 8 Wainted. 1 0 GoOD Hidaesand 100 Cords of nark for turning purposes, lir which a ftir price will be given. Al. W. CL.1RY. March 13 1550 3t 8 - Notice. O II ARCOAL. tIe Caanadain Stallion will be oflered to tthe stock rnisilg coainmminily wih the utmonst confdrnce by the comapany. For further paricltars eonq sure of 0i r. Lyo. Erdgrefielbl C II. March I:lth l850 if 8 NTotice. A LL those imfenal to iho late firm of BLAND. TEAGUE & CO. will please e.ue forward and seitl., as it is desirable ta briit the hsiunaess to a close. 5dlarch 13 185-0 4t P Rt E1.1114 VA L. T Ii Subsirther would inform her friend . and-the pulhic generally. that she has re. aoaired to her preseat re:sideance. one door East of the El'i.scop:il Chuarcl:. where she will cns tina to ernry on the MILLINA RY and MAN 'TUA matkint isihas+. She is tlaanklirl fir past favors. and hopes by strict ituentioni to business, to merit a coantint nnce of the same. Mrs. E. M. WARD. Decemb.-r 2( 18'l. tI' 49 Gcenuine Cod Liver- Oil. J UST receiied, a npply of ibis vaalaahl nrticle receitly brotgl't into such exteny sic' rse by its .stonishinrg afects in puhnonr anid tther dispnses. It is repur by one ptysi. cin. (Ur. Williaaas. of N. F.) that f 2l cases of tubuacilana disonaae of the ings, treated der amg thy last two nuod i haIf years. saf whieb he hats pre.served antes, only ineteen derived no marked beufii from the atse of this Oil. Jrn outir ofn cumnmuity Olm prsi Ihs alrad:ly been, to :ill ;atirnrnces. nmtterial benefited by this nmedy. Pot Sale by G, L. PENN. Agent. Se pt 4. 1'40 If :3 5 Ilhate. W.1. lImba. 20t Barrels New Orleans. SUGA R. 20' Ifhus. lN. O. Pursm hicrv. nd St. Croix, 20) lirI<. Crushedu. Po*wdlerd itad Claaitied, 200 Lbs. doaible~d raetiaar-d l.or.l, C'O lFFE E. 20 Bass newt eropa Iio, J0 hags old Java, 10 ID:rgs Cia, LillE. 50' Dairrels ini fi :ae arder, now heding, SEG A RS. '3o 000f Varione Tinhslties. For s-ie lay fl. A. KE:NilCK. Itanirg. Dec. 17. 1849, tf 48 iMewr Btuckwhelat Flour. 6 hIiA G S,' 20 Boxes, 21) Qr. Blarrels, 10 I 17inIsf iad 5~ U.arrcls new Uuehtwhenti IIluar Par suae liy Nov 2's l4~ I. A. KENR ICK. No i189af 45 O 9 9 LBAS. Ba:con, Side.. 1000 Ltss unan Shiniders, 500 Lbs. (Cenatruy Lard. Foar sah- by E11I~hIi.~ H. A. KEN ZICK. Imhr.Nev 2fe If 43 Fine Clewving To~bacco; p5V BOXE.S Fine Cheawinag TOBACCO, "Neetair Leaf," ' Etldoradou," " Rungh and Ready," &c., For .elde by 11. A. KENRICK. C;andles, Soap, &c. 15) Boxes Spnr' Cand das-.- iseCa 20 ed . WiCetairs; Tu nieSnip, 20 rio* Trilet aand Shaivinad Fur sae bsy UI. A. KENRtICK:. Hambaurg. Nov 20r tf 45 ORAXNGESa Leoans, Pine A pples, North eYLin Apaples. Granrrie~s, Pickles.. Pre serves. C.ardlials, itmokeds~ Beef. Siiahnonu, Frsh Losbsters, smaohgd nigd yickled J'aingies. Mlace, Niigmers,. &c.. tosgethuer wvitha naramast every aa er article likely to be needed the approaching holidays, for sale by r.A.RN IC. iaumairg.Dec.T7,1849, If 48 ./ew .FPlackerei. 1 00O P ACKAGES newo Mackeiel. Nos 1. 2 and- 3'. in whole, hialvet and qnnarter Barrels, antd Kelts. For sale lay HI. A. KENR ICK-. Hamnbarg,- Nov 20 tf 45 5tone Lime, IUIT sceivedl 1) Bibla best STONE LIM E, * for sale at Hamoburg price. with the addi. tiont of freight: Jnnauain~ G. L. PENN, Agent. Meedt Irish Potatoes. 1O BA lt ELS hest Seed f rlia Potmatoes, dlaily expected. iand for sale by G. L. PENN, Agent, Jan 30 'tf 2 .lotic. ALL. Prons imlebed to the Estate or A. TCrtn.deceased, will comne forward Am . Cnke irmeiate payment. Arid all thos: hsavin.4 denmands agaiinst sadEstate, wl e. den thema isa duly attested ase the law directs. MlA RTrHA A. CRAFTON, Executrix. Januaary 10 185(0 12m - 52 Gardten ,Seetd. F RlESH GARDEN SEED. the Crop ol 184. Jusat recetivedi andt fear sale by NEW GOODS. IE Subscriber has just received bi, T STOCK of 8PING and SU.\15ti GUOS, consistin iaf a coinplete assurtmun of all kinds of Gund fr Lndies Uresses. Fine Worked Collars. Tippets, Sacks, and Visit', MI nlin, Edginags and Iisertigs, Thrend and Lisle Laces, of all descriptions A. iae lat of leavy Lnen Drillus:, Plain Linen 'f oIl kinds f( Coals, -jacks, &c. lintk Gaods for do. 11ARDWARE, CROCKERY, & SHOES, ,Fine Beaver Unts, Black Silk do., Pananm, Leghorn, Straw nail l'.hu liats, &c. All of which will he sold VERY LOW, and a liberal di-count tor CASII! TVie Subscriber returns his thanks for past favors, ad liopes by strict ittention to busines, to merit a continuance oif the same. B C. BRYAN. March 12, 1859. tf ! TEH HESPERIAN HARP,. A New lRlusic Book in .Patent Niot 6e y YDIL. \VILLIAM ll)USER. -S the, greatest work of the kiin ever nofered to the world. It conains 576- pnges. anl more than 700 tunes--Ps.alms-n aJ Ilvn Tunes. OIles-and Anitheins, Sonilny Scliol. Infant, Revwial Camp io1enting,. Mlissionary, 'enperance. Alursd, and Patriotic piece.s Scotch, lIish, German, French and other fbi -'ison ''unes. Al uih new mnsie never lie faire published ; the nohle old tines thnt llsellsd the lwart.a oil our fathers and mothers in their yoitlr, a d ine of the plineiist rptpsitiuns of the princiiies of music and nrusinir composi tion ever published. It is specially suited to the tuaste ol the Smith rnwl West, (Hue iislor is a Snhitliero san iiin birth and education, mail il his atlInitii's)-aund is naslptead to this Day School for cialdren. the Singing School, the Church Chair of every denominatio. the alisiannry taid Tempe~r:ance feeti hug, the prond gain days of our fRepublic, aud the iucial party, where good sense an the lote of every thing virttiuos 1ad noble .4honl1h rule the hairr. Inquire of the Boobs.-llers n-nr[ Coinnrry alerchaints genierally, and of G EO. A. DATES & CO.. Aiignsta. Ga. Teachers who will travel and sell this work, enn aikse fron $501) to . l500 it-year. Address thenauthor. Spier'sTurn Out.JfersuirCo. Ga. Marcha 6 1850 In3i I DISSOLUTION. T lI E Copartnership heretofore existini nn deir the amne and stvle of BLA.\D. TEAGUE & CO. is this day dissolved by mn tual consent. .LRERT BLAND. M. D. 1:. F. TEAGUE. M. D. A. G. 'TEAG(JF. M. D. Edgefel.l C. 11. Februiary 1L, Ie50 tf 4 T lE Udersigined will continuo the Drng buainey. noter ie t unine and hstle of E. F. & A. G.-'EAG UE t- thankful fo the lih eri libi ge beusttaowed on tie hrm ofi Blond. T!'enge & Co. we' hope i coantiisusace of the s'nne, aq nIe are determinned to suit the tiade its quality, aliutaity and price. E. F. TEAGUE. M. Si. A. TE.G I!E. M. D. Fdgefield C. II. Feb-riary 1:.1850, if 4 BOOTS AND SHOES, At leduced Prices. rhli E Subsetihser relpoet fully calls attennaoni il tao his: lately reducied pirices fur CASk! s lilows: Naw Parscr.s, OrlD Pa'tczs. Pump "' 7 00) 0 l0t Water Proof " 8 001 10 Itt Quilaed Bottoms. 8 00t 10) 00 Al liaher work in proporiation. No eiedit for the guiwrtesl timen, will bae given anyV one. All per stis hiaviig work dlone n ill hei raiired withsot dlistincitio~n, toa pay crsh, heifi re thiair wo'ark cana bea tsakeii froum ihi. shop31 nis there aire n' boioik- kepti ini the e~tabli'i~s t, nor nieser salll lbe niaa. .narv 1.150O. tf ff2 Jack BIickni~Iht! T 1E imona JACKl IILACKNIGilIT wiill sa in the ensn ing seuaon at the fad laowiinr times and pilnees', ansd n r the folluwingt terms, viz ile w ill be at the snbscrihere r'esidence until ilhe 10th .f alsarch t atiI C. Turner',, on the' I10th sinid ii:hI of .11 nrelh ; t I. I. u1 nrrell's, on. the 13:h nnad I 4ih. when~ lie wvill retnirii honme, oaid wvhI go the round every aintly tiny until the 10th ofJlan. H-e will tie let to mores at thes low rate n $3 01). to himmare a are with fhal.-ino re: poiisib ily lto devialve on the Subscriber Ear :any necidenat that miay hnuppen. liut every caires will be takeni tt uavoid such. Any' persona puttinga miare asnd chuanging the right heifor. 'he fict is knowna will lhe held responsible for the insu rance mouney. D.\NIEL HHI1LAND. Febr~nunry 25thm. 190 . t' 6 Motice, 4 LL~ persons ares herebly foirarnied fromr .'traduhng foir a Note givena by the subscribe fur fifty dul~sr:', psayiale to L.. D. Johnson asa, the conid~iaeration, fir- which the sibove nilto wYas g'iveni ha.< entirely flailed ia id I ni dtesrminmed not to piay thes samue unless comapeslled by hnw. J. C. LOVELESS. Jan.~ 28th 1850 If 7 Luriine Cordtial OR ELIXIR EiF LUVE A N infuhlihy remtedy for the Pros'traltn 0 the Procrenint Functions, and Uarrennuess. F'or sale att the Dtmg-Stoure of Mor ?6.F. & A. G. TE4GUE. Towntsentde 8arsaparilla. C DOZ-EN To~wnsendas Sirsnpuarilla for: twalesnt 67.3 cents per bottle, or sevens hso. ties far $5 50. At the lDrirg Store of E. F.-& A. G. T EAGOUE. March 6 l850 2t . 7 thausnpaigne Wrine Liquors, Ac.. 10-- ~ -T Chsamnpaigne Wit.e. 10 nrrels' chaice New York Cider, 21) Barrels Bostaon lium, 5 do Niarthern (;in, I1 Piechoaice Haillaind Gin, 301 Barrels W hiaakey, varians qualities, 35 Qr. anid eighth Pipns .iladssra, TenuerilFe Paart, Sherry aind Munlaiga WVine, 20 Ilualf antd Quarter P'ipes Gogmiae Branody ynriotns qanltiies. Now laundinag and for sale by H. A. KCENRICK. H ambad, Nov 26l tf 45 To Rent. a 7iNHE BUILDING at present .im.occenpied by Mrs. W Ann, III as a Millinary Establishment. Possession will be given on the tst of January nO~t, Terms moderate. Apply to P. F. LABORDE. Die 12 if 47 CIRCULAR. EXEcUTivE DYPART IENT, Fob.-26. 1850. To the Chairman of the Conunissioners-of Free Schools of-. IR:: Yoh will eblige his 'Excellenc the .Governmt by giving concise ranswersto the' fillowini queries nat early asyour convenience will permit., Respectfully. &c. 1B.T. WATTS, Secretawy. Tat. Wh:rt i the pres.ent number of nale' anr female pu pils rat the Free Schools in the' Dietrict (or P.ariah) of What has been the' nutbr sine 18-15 T Id. What i< the tuition fee for each pupil? 'The aggregte amonut paid to the Teachen I The proportion of the School Fund- received frsurr the State ? . Mi. Are ill the pup sent to the Free' Sshoinisi if not, how many are instriucted:at priente or pnlic Academies. and at what cost' 4th. Whit proportioni of the yonth if roceive no edirnutrn ? Tar what' canoes is rieg= lect on this hend acribable I Gih. Are the Teachers competent men, and otherwise q.imlified' lir their stationif 1). they undergo any preparatory extmination' Are they long in oplice, or are changes fre.quent ?' jf the Inner. nasign the renson. - 6th. Vhat i.s the pu of instrnction ?' State partitnnlaly every branch-of knowledge taight, anal how liar cnrried. t 7th. What hooks are need;, where bought, nid at what prices. 8th Is there annually. or neensionally.a pub lir. or private examinaiion of the Schols? If co. deo fim Coninnissiers, as it body, or any portion - r them. attend I 9'ih. Is the present system n uinecesriil one hr the If not, why ? hlow may it be iu-" proved ?' 10th. State'a nything else, in refereme to- tier subject. 'wlhich you iiiuy thinlc importatte. biarch 6 1650 4t 7. iNE ADQUA RTEIR$. C lA R L1STON. Feb. 27,18G0. G'ENERAL ORDERS No C IRCUMSTANCES demanding that the' Goverror should be oflicially ncquainted with the effective force of the State, .ud the inmher of alarm Men, the' Brigadier General* :re he.rehv directed furthwith to make returns of their respectic'e conimand's to lit: Atryiant trod Itipedtor Ceneril, at Camden. A failure in responding promptly to lhis or der will not be overlooked. nd the newspapet publientisi will be tegarded as suificient notice. By order of the Comumandiser-in-Chief. .. W. CAN l'EY. Adj' and ([isp. General. Mn:'ch 6 1850t..- .3 . - . 7.' Regimental Ordear. iIEA D-QUA RTE.RS. 9-rw RFr/x-r. F,:austrY 4, 1850. OR DE RS. #0'. IN paantce oif Onlers from Brigadier Gen, Wxvsn.R ani Eltcttoni will be Iheld on Fnt day the 22d1 Ma:rcht next, for a COLO'NEL tsv cotmuittd the 9th Rtegiment,. to fil the veniney occasioened by the resignation of C'olfonel 'B Ehacha Captain or Conmmnndsatr: of Company in thei ltegimient, will pai ny~ at Comp~~any iten. dezxvonts, a mietice of taidl Election, i nid order to his naeissanece on thei days of lectioii, two of his Sirbahtero Ot~cers, io shtall opens anid' hiold si poll at such Comupaiiy Reu'lezvonas, from 11 A it. to 3i o'clnck, P'. Me'. One or noure of ther 3hasingers at eacsh Mlnster Gron nd, will meet at Santel Williatims' on thte dlay following, t, cout thei votes-nntid- trainsmiit a certified state mteit to the Brigsadier General. D'y ord'er of Rt. P'LATT BRTJNSON, Lient. Cul. Conimandiung 9th liegitment. Feb. 6. 18 . 7 3 State Of1 South Carohina. EDGElEbLD DISTRICT. D)Y JOHN lilL L, Esq., Ordinary of' I) Edgefield District: Whaerens Jamnes Bahsckwelh, htath op plied ro mec for Lenters of A dministration, on all and sitigultar tho goods and'chat tels,rtightts and cred-its of Isaiah g'lackwell, late of the District aforesai-d, dleceasedf. These are, therefore, to cite a'nd ad mon ish all and singul'ar. the kindred atnd cred itors of the said deceased', to be sund appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court foir the said District, to he holdeni at Edge hield Court House, (ln the 29ih day of' M4atrch inst. to show cause. if' a-ny why thse saird a*Itmirristration should not be grn ted'. Given undler niry hand anmI senr. this tha I3athey ol. Fehbrunry. in rhe' year of our Laird oite ithousns eight hundrsed and Afty, an~d ini the 74th year of Amnericatn Independence. March 14 2t 8 STATE OF SOUTh CAROLINA. EDGEPFIELD I)ISTRICT. IN ORLDfNARY. James E. North, A pp''. Summons in' John Noth;r De~l't. P atk I T appear'ng to mty satisfaction tit y'aii Ellisont North, resides beyond the linnie 4,r this Stante. (if living.)' It is therefore ,'nfered thmt the stid James Ellison North. dheceased,-or hais. legs1l Representtati'ves. do appear in the Courrt of Ordinary, on or bsefore the 2.9th day ' of April next, to shtow entuse if any they can, wh~y the ReadlaEstaie 'of the said James lIlisotu Niorth, decenssed, conasisting of an undivided minity of the Real E'ctate of his Grandfaiher. .lo Taylor,- deceased;' should tnt lbe sl or dividhed, sir their consenat to'- the samne widl ii - entered of' Record. Given undler my -hand-~ ag my Oflice, this the 5th day'of' February, -185Cr, J.cisN JILL, '0.-E. D. Feb.6 12t - - 3 Notice.. STANMORE JOH NSONl-living -atont 4 miles frotm William S.: Smyley's' Store, tolls before me a small sorrel- Mat'ei- with white specks over her bodyjnd cri baze itn her lface, sopposedl to -be atboat' 18 years ol. appraised sat tilleen dollars. 'The ownter iieegested to comne forward. prove Ihis property, pay chnrges said take her away; thgis 26th day atf Feb. 1850. MA HLON 31. PA DG ETT~ M E.'D.