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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-28
Administrators sac.

E an ",der from the Ordinary "i Egse, N
Tuesday the tenth day of December neNt. al
the late residence OF John BurliImltrr deceas-
ed, nl the personal property OF said deceased
consisting of ten likely ntgr0es.--slock O.;
Horses. Calrlc Hogs and Seen, Corn aud
Fodder, Household and Kitchen furniture.
plantation tools &c.-on Il credit of twelve
montIIs purchasers wil he rr:'!irad to give
their notes wtI, approved securities.
TANDY BURKHALTER Admir-.
Nov eth 1879 d IL
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1HYNl EN HiA.EI.
{" The siiicn tie that binds f,ro ,ciling hearts

MARRIED.
In this Village. on the Goth ins,.. bv
The Rev. VIM. B. johnson. Mr.. L. J,
YoungbIood, to Miss Caroline Mayson, all
Of this District.
The Printers Fee was receired. :
In this District, on Sunday Morning the
10th inst. hv the Rev. james r. Peter
son. Mr.. Malichi Coghurn, tn Miss Sarah
!Brvan, daughter of Robert Bryon, Esq.
all This District,
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Final Notice,

A LII persons having claims agains, the Es-
N tate of F. NJ. Young. deceased. must rem.
der them in, by tie first dav of January next.
No claims against the Estate will be received
after that time. And those indebted to the Es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
EDMUND PENN, Adm'r.
Nov. 2G. 1899 43
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Mississippi; Election.-The Vicksburs
Sentinel of the 18th inst, ssys: "ln fwcn-
tv counties already heard from Gov.
M'Nutt IS ahead of Judge Turner upwards
of 1000 votes," and that the Adminislra-
,ion candidates for Congress have nearly
The same IN ;j"rity. The Sentinel says,
M'Nu,t's majority will he 5000 IN the
Stare; and hat there will be an Admins
trarion majority Of 20 on joint ballot in The
Legislature.
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EDGEFIELD HUSSARS,
Attention!

a N Election for CAPTAIN and FIRST
IA LIEUTENANT of the Edgefeld Hus-
sars, will be held at Hamburg. OIL the Both inst !;
vacancy having occurred by the resignation
Of Captain Griffin, and Lieutenant Boswell.
Cornet T. K. Anderson, Orderly Sergeant
Joseph fIightower, and Private VIM. Elan,
will act as Managers ofthe Election.
Al the same time and place, there will be
Muster of the Troop.
BY order Of
WADE S. COTHRAN,
Colonel Commanding the Se.
cond Regiment of Cavalry.
BENJAMIN BETTIS,2nd Lieut..
Nov. 2, 1899. 40
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Look at This.

MJOTICE is hereby given +" all persons in
" debted To The Estate of 'rhos Scurry dec d
that they are requested to make payment b.
The first day of JANUARY next, as we wish to
bring the Estate to close and lpnger inul.
gence cannot he given; and those having dc.
mands against raid estate. if not rendered by
tina, time, will be- excluded by law.
WILLIAM SCURRY.
THOMAS SCURRY Jr.
.4dm'r. uith The ,rI annercd.
Nov. Eth 1889. d Al
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Edgefield District.
FALL. TERM. 1890

ALL EnW. lOoS
UTis Ordered that Court of Common Pleas
IL and Genera! Sessions. for the Trial of the
Cases not disposed Of at this Term. he held at
Edgefeld Court House. on the fourth Monday
in January next
y J. EARLE, Judge presiding.
GEo. PORE, c. c.P. & G.s.
Nov. 5. 1899 # 40
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OSE OF THE PEOPLE.

81, is obvious that the same power which
imposes light duty. Gun impose heary one:
one ,chich amounts to prohibition. Questions Of
po,rcr do not depend on the degree, to 'oiieh It
anay be exercised. Ifit may be exercised at all.
il must be exercised at the c of those, in ,choso
hands it is plaeed.-story's Comm. on the Con.
3. ILL.,, Ch. XIV, Sec. 1918.
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SheriE7s Sale.

EDY virtue ofsundry writs Of fcri tacms, to
LID me dirccted. will be sold at EdgefeId e.
House. on the first Monday and Tuesday in
December next, the following property. to wit:
James E. Kicresse, vs. Daniel McKie. one
negro girl.
Terms, Cash
Nov 1e, 1858 30
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Notice.

I f1AVE appointed Mcssrs G. l.. and F..
Penn d Co, my agents to attend to my
business during my absence. My notes and
accounts ars lefl at their store. where those who
are indebted 10 me- are requested to call and
make payment. F. w. PICkENS.
Nov "a 1889 43
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The President has recognized Sirur
Philip Noalles Searle as Vice CONSUL of
Portugal, for The States of New York and
Connecticut, and Benjamin Douglass Vice
Consul Of Sardinia, for the State of South
Carolina. TO reside in Charleston.
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Fror, The augusta Consti.ufionalit.
AUGUSTA MARKET. Nov. 81 /.

Cation. to come in freely,
but present prices arc not satisfactory to
planters. and what's now arriving is gen.
orally accompanied with orders to STORE
The demand has increased since our last,
hut purchasers do not seem disposed to give
present Iuotations. The sales this week
from warehouses reach about 1900 bales,
which were disposed Of as follows; SS at
81, 65 at 81. 752 at 81, 76 at s., SO at 81,
and 80 at9 cenrs-priucipa sales at 81
cents-the latter price could MOI be obtain
ed yesterday, and our only reason for civ
ing this quotation is because holders refuse
10 sell strictly prime for less. Old cotton
NAV be quoted from 7 to 9 cents.
Grocerirs.-A lively business ,lnins with
country merchants number of whom are
in town. laying in their supplies. The
market is we'll supplied with every descrip
ton of Groceries.
Exchange ge-Continues scarce and is
only to be had Of !rnkers: who are selling
sight checks mn New Yurk al / a l2 per
cent prem 80 days siehr 5. for current
money checks I'm Charleston 4: Sa-
vannah par |. City money is worth a
premium Of per cent; specie paving
banks 4: Charleston funds are worth "A
premium of ga 4; Savannah hank bills
3 a 4, Hamburg 2; Columbia 3: George
town, Cambeu and Cheraw par; Ocbmul-
gee bank notes are AT per cent dis; Plan
rers an,l Mechanics hank, Colunhns. 5:
Monroe Rail Road 10; IIawkinsviIle 5;
Darien and Branches 90 so; Rome 50
--no sale ior The latter.
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Administrators Sale.

HRY an order from tile Ordinary of Edge
.HD field District. shall offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder, OH Thursday the l:;lh Dec. next,
at the late residence Of John Wells. deceased
all the personal property Of said deceased, con-
ssting of six likely negroes. stock of Horses.
Cattle, Hogs. Corn and Fudder, Plantation
Tools. Household and Kitchen Furniture and
many other articles two tedious to mcn.iull-
on credit oftwelve months. Purchasers 10
give their notes with two approved securities.
WILEY F.. WELLS. AGmr.
Cdgefield, Nov. 18Th lS29 80
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THEN. 7. Expts:s Of Saturday, P. NJ

has The following;
Gov. Everett.--Gt was reported from
Boston, yesterday, with good share Of
solicirude, that Gov. Everett was danger.
ously i'll Of scarIe. fever. We are enabIed,
however, to announce that his disorder has
assumed more favorable type, and that
he was yesterday considered out of danger.
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EseneOnaf,

FNfIE Subscriber has removed his stock of
y. Clouds to the new Brick Store, two
doors from the store he has before grouped,
where hewillbe happy to slow his friends and
customers the most complete and extensive
slock OF Dry Goods ever offered in this market
County merchants supplied at the lowest job
bling prices. JOHNO. B. FORD
Hamburg, Nov. 19 lo:}9 tt 43
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s1:sshSss For s;:aSe.
sG TGylgs.Sse Polarization.

NMTI!.l. hc snid Il: public auction, on the
w Gr.! alon;ia" in .anuary next. if LOT
previously disposed If AT private s:,le. tho
lIoa:e and l.ci in ti'a i'!!!acc of Edgciied,
together with thirty acvas % land. more or less.
formerly occupied by Mrs. Mm,im Minis.
.ll<n.- iiiiin mile OF FdgrtieiL, oac t!,ou-
said acres Of land. l.Gwn a< tie Allen place.
The land will he divided into three cGr,a paris.
will lines riml,g rr:I;l aid south, i! desired
b. the purchasers.
Aiso.--cicyea hundred! acres Of land, more
or le~s. living nn the read leading from EDGE.
field 10 the Pine f!6.rae. known as the Darby
place. Persons wsl:iun TO pTrchasa can apply
lu VI. Frazier at Etgcfeid Cul,rt House.
Nov. 5th 1920 h
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Mott e.

NCEE e,
I'D ANYWAY, on the eth inst. n Negro
HA Woman, named Rachel, abont IS years
!of age of yell"wish complexion. about S feet
Al inches hgh,with large scar on one other legs,
the ancle Of which is a little enlarged. think
from circumstances, she is making her way
either to Georgia. or Alabama; =! e probably
has bren decoyed, or furnished with free pass
ANY person who will deliver said negro to inc,
near Craytonsville. s. c. or commit her to
Jail in the above District from any part Of this
State. Twill give reward of twenty dollars; if
from dny other State, will give reward of;
Fifty dollars. JAMES KING.
Kraytonsvie, Anderson Dist C 43
The Columbus (Ga.) Inquirer. Montgomery
(Ala) Journal. and Selma Free Press viii give
the above one insertion, encli, and forward
their accounts to the subscriber at Crayton,-
vile. Anderson Dis, s. C for payment
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French Baskets, BOnnctS, &c.
EPY the latest arrivals, and will be open in
Il - a luy or two, 4 new lot Of
Fianneis, BoRneis and Laced Goods.
ALSO,
Case. containing in all 900 TO 1000 French
BASKETS, comprising every variety and size
JUS, received and now opening by
JOHN y. Is. FORD.
Hamburg. Nov 10 1879 If 43
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Victoria Sas&aG,.

6A I1HDS. VICTORIA SuGAR.a superior
81 article, just received by the Subscribers
Also. very superior Double Refined Loaf ST.
gar, Cheese, Bunch Rasins, Almonds, Sperm
Candles, and general assortment Of Groceries.
G. l.. IL L. PENN, IL Co.
Nov l2 1890 tf4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25

COMMUNICATED.
Ata meeting OF the Democratic Republican voters OF
Hanover county the Court house, on iaeeday, Inc
pod October 1889 that being Court day-Dr. VIM. 4
Nelson called to the Chair, and Dr. "n. fyof
was appointed Secretary ~
On motion. John D. G. Brown, Cherries Z. Goodall,
WIN Wins6eld il Col. Edwin Shelton Or Robert
Cason and Dr. Charles Street were appointed Com
mi,ee 10 prepare suitable Preamble and Resolutions
for the consideration Of the meetings and on moton, e
Chairman and Secretary were aooeo 10 .he IoH,Hoee
Whereupon, The Committee reported the following
Preamble and Resolutions, which were unantEscssIy
adopted:
In government like ours, all power IS veseo IN ne
people and their representatives are their servants or
agents. and are bound repre- them faithfully 10 he
best of their skill and Judgment We therefore declare
that Mr. Edmund Fontuine, who was electea oy me oe
mocralc Republican voters OF this district mas aea 70
do 50 TO our satisfaction and has thereby forfeited all
claims 10 support.
The Inconsistencies Of his political course last spfng
and the Spring before when he was tefore US los re-
election, but too apparent 10 the most careless o.
sewer Elected he by party vote, ne mas SOAR
forgot himself and those who supported him. as 10
rate himself voluntarily from them, and to olo oshahce
to The well known will Of the great body 81 oo, parry
In the late contest between himself and Dr JOS w
sheppard lie frequently declared that although ne d'aP-
proved of the Independent Treasury, yet he stu con-
tinned 10 support the Administration other questions
How far he has fulfilled this pledge let his course IN Inc
Senate Of Virginia and in county election determine
During The long and arduous struggle IN the Legislature
Las, winter to elect United States Senator, we saw
Mr. Fonaine zealousy urging The claims Of DIS oface
AR Rves alter il was clearly understood tha ne was
The favori,e Of Mr. Clay and the Wings: and IN our
connIv election las, Spring he not SATISFIED Win
opposing the Democratic Republican eana.ea,e ~ a..
hs public addresses under the preeIt OF uelehuips %
self bu, he finally used all bis influence IN favour OF inc
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DEA Tbs.

Died. wednesday, evening. The 18Th In 1t the residence
NJ c". George, Lato'Ine LouGiy lingering disease which
she bore with Christian lo't;uds and Resignation, CAIHsFinr
GEossE wIo" OF TIC late Major BId George Of this the
o5th year vi her age.
COMMUNICATED
Died, at the voc; Springs. the mora: the 2h
Miss REstccA f.tkE FrLIr EiErEs daughter The late Doctor
charles au Mrs E:aocih L. Carrtonan Lancaster
County, Her tho county Nelson ard
buried BY those OF her grandmother The late MIS- Judge Tucker
Eigewood the resii1uce her adopted parrn NJ Joseph e.
aad Mrs Mary ". Cubecre, perhaps, hi, noise might pro-
perry close a eins tic limit OF would have been agreeable
! her iurk rho uuhIIc Ent
ItIng that me lGrp!t
pass wholly urrccp'd: Asd they Who knew Young
Lady, will readily ~ edge that this small proceeding
from blood, .-fnt.rc-I.f
that her only short moths but f;1yt that sn
b. ions ..ca her areonue rcia,,rcsof ad
That might be happily
tact rs the carii.r seemed calm snd bright: Which Of them
VIII the ;hu s'i gathers
the aes, u they pc:Eut though thus early called
long will she b. aIDecd by ;hn.e who aud
Messed varied IL alone
that the remarkable elcono which accompanied her through
Life and he h the thut ~ hrt closing lady,
appeared under which wouti have better hocnms
OF .tcrGc! mould. They will the OF ,hathrtan
ieect snci fair form. c.hcGsa by the discipline and
the modest dignity urpfctending which all hearts
within her sphere; the spirit and cheerful which
shed is light all nr"Grdihe and n'inc
t'Ec 2ersTcacy, which guide her ngi-Sow 10
when all cncd
die consigned earth could not doubt that ahe who Rad de-
a'eI hef her God The fruits OF her
afEy chns:. PanuI present bereavement surviving
isndn Thoughtful and calmer hours they viii
Ihc e lih here have
bee tho Herald everlasting. c ard will wish 20 recall
who taken world she had The evil that
earth had rtofaned what vas born for The skies"
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THE AMERICAN STATESMAN,

Having been sappoInted in procuring press III Pc
.ersburg, are, xpecedly compelled TO defer the
publication of paper until new establishment can
be procured from New fork-reguiring some two or
three weeks But friends may rest assured, that the
STArEsMAS will appear so soon as the materials arrive.
In the time. respectfully request those who have
subscription lists, TO get them filed and returned 10 US
within the next two weeks.
We learn. that few have taken up the impression,
from some expressions in our Prospectus, that We are
about TO blend the subjects Of Religion and Politics
Nothing ever further from Intention. Neither
Of US brlongs any denominations and, therefore,
not be accused of any such design on that score IT, IN
finn reliance the truth OF principles we haze
said that come into the field of discussion, not in
dog1natic SPIRIT but with the mild and persuasive temper
Of Christian is that any thing 10 be offended al? But,
have said, that "he Christian Religion has ats origin
eih the common people. True!-snd we refer 10 the
Record for the proof We have said, also, sit is Me root
Of Democracy the highest fact IN The rights IF man =
True Democracy e1isted-the rights OF man were
never know before the establishment Of Christianity in
the world They do no, exist are they recognized
in any country where christianity is unknown-nof can
the continue exist where dies out or is extngush
ed These things susceptible of the cearest historic
proof-the highest philosophical demonstration Are
they worth considering: Now, when The shailo"esl
enne ntsIsm and The lule uickery Of Bank cunning
in place of WISDOM constitute the furnishing OF head
and heart for all men, would il not be well 10 see whe
ther there be any higher principles vouchsaied 10 NOR
tails than those taught by "Swal!ow Barn and Bidde
Bank. Blu, why introduce these high matters into
political journal: For the very reason, tina. political
Journal is the lex, book the great folio volume in which
all men read and learn what is TO be learnt OF good or
evil there. And while We are accused OF Radlcaism,
Agrarisnism, Fanny Wrghtism, of leveilng and reVo
uonary principles if. instead of merely hurting back
the CHARGE prove that principles sPrng Tom the
same fountain with the Divine doctrines OF Christianity
Heaven descended and like stars 10 the shine
everastingly lights and guides 10 the feet oil men
can our friends complain Of US? At least, would It not
be WE'LL in these days. vixen men swallow trash Sy the
square yard TO say who mere processes 10 give
something Of solder cast without knowing what may
be his performance, Friead, take courage-we VIII ala
thee and see what thou wiki make of this
Respectfully,
sURWELL s. ALLEGRO.
pe,ershuro Va Oct "a. 1899.
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BIZ The GOetrnor Of Ne State gf Fuginia.
s Proof AVIATION

WHEREAS information has been received that the Board oil
W Principal Assessors. appointed under the Of March a
1928 entitled providing the OF land, IN
I'M, finished their duties their dsi'c's
Observation-Disclosures DAVID CAMPBELL. Governor o. Inc
state of vynl the OF the nth secion
of The have thought TO issue this ffoca
mron repuius said Principal Assessors assemble 10
he civ of soHGay 18th day OF November ne
10 form general Bead m the purpose Of completing the aus
Given uadc nv Governor and under the Lessor Seal
f,E.Ll the Commonwealth, Richmond, :hl. go cay
OF Octobcr, 1889. DAVID IasrbeLL
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"a ESQ
Folks majority, 2,57l
The Nashville Union states it al 2 ,G66.

Last Fire in Mobile, OH inst--A Fire broke out in
carpenters shop-caught 10 the Theatre, which along
with all the buildings The square from Government
to Church, reduced to ruins (Among these, was
George G. Henrys dwelling, valued al Slo 900, aud in.
suIed at OF The Northern offices)
lncendaries have been apprehended at Mobile The
NJ oiea-s papers Or tic 10Th ~. ,he," had
been other incendary attempts made a, New Orleans
-Combustiblss found at three df.ren, paces-one on
the roof of honse!-An active police had been orga
nzed-Oushi il not 10 be also here-eye!y where:
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Wing candidate for the county, voting for him al The
polls. the first diy Of the election ard res.rving his
vote for member Of Congress for ofhe other days
but finally failed 10 vote Having these opinions Of
Mr. Fontune, and of his political course think il is
our duty thus publicly 10 express our dnPprobaon of
his conduct.
instruction as insepafably connected with representa-
tive Government. and that The instructions of the peo.
pie are binding Oh the representative regardless of the
manner in whrrh they may be obtained
E,st'rcd ltai il is he duty Of the Representative 10
resign his seat so soon as he ascerainS that nry o!
his constituents disarProve of his and hereby
request se"aor Fontane 10 resign his seat in the Senate
OF Virginia.
E,<o'rfd, Tia, should he decline to comply with this
request h BE- Instructed 10 vote "gairs, Wan Eives
for the Senator, for any otter oiIice whatever;
and that he is hereby instructed support and sustain
The Democratic Republican candidates. who in favor
OF The present Administration, for The c!ce OF Governor
and U. S Senator.
Resoirrd, That orc hundred copies Of The instruction
papers b. printed for the of this meeting and that
Capt John Parsley, DR.. Charles T Street, Robert
WIN. Allen, Capt William Atkinson, Richard Burnett
Gibson Via, Dr. Ez-kiel, S Tsliey Laney Jones, Dr.
VIM. s Pryor, Archibald Timberake, Roscoe Lips
combe Edward Il. McGehee Nathaniel C.. Lipsccube,
j. Samuel Il. Tins!ey, John Wood, Henry Wood, Jno
Wa!trop, Col. Thomas 81. White, Capt James Nc
Dowel, DR. Robert NJ Carver, Nathaniel Gross, Capt.
Wan. Il. irby, Reuben Nuckols Capt. Thomas Jones,
Charles William Dabney, John ID. 6 Brown, Bowling
Vaughan, LPmuel Vaughan, Charles Vest, DR. Nicholas
Terrill, L,ncslut Phillips, Thomas Swift, Capt william
Nelson, DR. Edward T. Rowzie, Edmund NJ. Anderson,
Capt Jas D Kimbrough Spotlswood James, and John
! L Anderson be appointed committee TO hand them
about, and that they be requested 10 all inr and no
norahle means TO obtain The signatures of the voters
/ thereto
ReSolrsd, Tha, the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
TO the Editor Of the Enquirer for publication. And on
motion the meeting adjourned.
w. R. NELSON, Chairman.
/! W. S. PKYoR, Secretary
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ETOnt's Bank of Prizes.

DRAWN Sos Of Maryland Town Hall Loileiy,
y Class No , for 1889 drawn G}d October, Io39
Al r. so d IL 10 rs ~ 80 90 CD 2 IS
number Of good Prizes sold in The above, which
will be cashed when presented.
-, ~ 40-1t
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Cheering indeed for Me Whigs.


The worthy President OF the Stanton Convention
congratulated his friends son the cheering prospects
which sautsd The Wing party The Fincastle Patriot
appropriately buitraspacfuy asks hat States the
wigs favored with cheering prosprcs? is i. in
virginia, which they will lose by OF 10 900: Ia Ten
nessee. which they have just lost att tremendous
struggle: In Indiana, or Wand III Ohio, or Penn.
sylvanta, where they have literally been swept away
with the violence Of u whr!wind; Is ia North Caro-
Ina or Georgia. where the knc OF Whiggery has been
ruhg: Where then says The Patriot hare they gained
any Thing: Echo ,chcre3 The truth is, that
the Opposition haze cheering prospects in old Federal
Augusta, and some few other Counties which have al
ways been conceded TO them but they calculate
with undouJting confidence more than tno STATES in
the Union Cheering prospects, Indeed !
The kaaareha Senatorial District
The Editor of the iewsburs Enquirer has favored
with the MS copy os The following letter:
"kanarha Courthouse. Oct l6.-l cannot furnish you
with much additional information to day, about the cleo
ton:
LOGAN COUNTY.
Thompson. Saith
Ballardsvle Precinct 81 10
No other heard from
cABELL cousrY.
Majority foe Thompson ll2, and two precincts not
heard from.
MASON COUNTY.
Al Courthouse. majority for Smith 3
AT Buffalo precinct do do.
Other precincts not heard from.
JACKSON COUNTY.
AT Courthouse 10 majority tor Thompson
Georges Preciacl p majority for Thompson-the polls
not closed
No other heard from
fAYETTE COUNTY
Anderson and Gauey precincts only heard from-a
which Thompson has msJori,y of votes
feel warranted in saying from all can learn, Mr..
Thompson is elected by considerable ina orily
The Editor of the l. Enquirer that T. ma
iyrily will be opeS 200
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25

TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE IF tbs Ciy.
DR. johnson lec!ured on .iaGtomy Tuesday. We
had not Tie pleasure Of hearing him.
On Wednesday, Dr.. Cullen addrPsseda large and De
lighted crowd the Theory aad Practice u Medicine
II admirable lecture.
Yesterday DR.. Bohanuun lectured Obstttyics. Our
engagements were SUCH that We could no, hear him.
Efforts making in Washington TO induce the c
10 receive and pay out cent pieces at cents;
10 cent pieces at II z &c. This is step towards
preventing shnrl4st.rs