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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

II vii D. sTen 'ull tETFF uT|cIl lhC IITmHr TsTs
u cot lyNn-Evlr, ono DE .lEs from abroad o. f.H.EI
90 ever. Tho farmer r4u r.~n ~ more whoa. 1850 1.
sr-o. 10 m1re wool from n sheep than be could u
1886. AMI be- rr's orIy a third a. much tr Wat ho
dJos False. Iu 1896 "a farmer brought 100 rrsl,'s al
vara. o.. market 81. ro'.-t SIPS cash. is bought
100 u.s. 1lcaIte a. lI ,s SlI DO IHs rra a' 90 r.
&7JJ: 10 yards .t mrrr ai 81 80. $500. b
ward. Of oaleo. 81 90 one bride. 81! la# DID, of
Caveuiisu tobacco. 81 .s. U,ihrah.. -75l2j o.,
c-rfy home. iIe goes ID. market boo J.a.. 1870. ~Hl
49, halIrI bushels g nbclf, sells Boz auI lags tho
s-tno arIrlas. What does Doe have now tu CORY
h,mcf tT.irs anil RAY ,suT j. not rHrr am.r Toe
!s.cf a. So. "a. OF. .r.s.. s.fr ui ...r..' Tho
question d then r...i o. .a people viii .1 .- tt
rllcfs Who have. d.. uIsmruf-em.ni sHI dishonesty.
injected uyoa them H llssF So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Received. Pt.la5s. Ola. Th November. 1888. %.
John o. Wheeler. SIncrulsHicut Of United States
HrHah Munt at Charlotte. Narfl Carolina. the above
mpIm q fpD hundred q eighteen dollars AMI TWEEN.
y-6ve cCrts LAMBETH h co
an not s3ro. ~ CblImi1. Z have called thsse
hard Names Properly ssms sTi- n 7 c~srai-ly ~elicr
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APPENUIX.

Since these remarks were made fn the U1r,.,.
Representative, have looked further into ne Zoo,
dHurcs OF the branch mint ai Charlotte. North Ciroi
Na' D'Ns " 20 % Ii'pof ih1i NJ Ic1Plo u lhrs
country should understand how their money ! -.
acrcd by those protesting the most genuine democrat
f~uueip!cs. ] shall give a few other lions Of Inc c,o-,,.
gent expenses Ufa s1b-treasuror
The superintendent was appointed IN January. Isg-
Tho mint Odd not ommen operations unul Decem.
hcf yt that year The salary Of The supcrnte,5so,
commenced IN January. The solar. II the cgn.-a -
He I5.h March. 1897. The SALARY Of viii r. S,r,,.e
the clerk. commenced on the SIN May. 1897.
4 commi-si1ner of buildings was al, fbs,. ,,5.,
whose surcrBtendence the edi6co vas c1u.trncteI.
The supcrn'cnient charged Tho L. States $50 0r
hs travelling expenses from Washington ctr D. Char.
lotto. "to take charge of The branch mint"
From ooh Juno n 3Oth Doeember 1897 Colonel
, y WHSLE vssiv-d ~ tlo p,f m58t,. ef he
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
b. the President
JOHN FORSYTH,
Sec. Of SAFE.
WIsHIScToS, May 6. 1910.

hope, if this great ond gNod friend" should leave
his subjects, aud visit this free land OF ouIs, 10 pay his
respects 10 our lmaum, who wishes "poUsT dsd StgbHifg'
To his great and gosd friends" Government. thui hs
will be invited 10 visit the branch mint. where he him
selfc can enjoy the shade of"ml3p populars and silver
leaved naples" and rcgale himself in the office On the
scroll sofa or the chair covered with morocco. Ii
the weather. IS fine, the magnolia rraudinorn, the Chinese
arbur vita, or the best 90 able dahiias, wall afford him
"Odor' IN the "Octagoaal" sunmerhJuse! There, TOO,
he can ENJOY IN E'SGcrp style the democratic comforts
oia warm bath or a shower hath. And IT he should
dream that tory-Ihouslnd snb-trcssurers would In a
few years he provided with such comforts, and a sand
frg army of 100000 mon be also created. he would
consent 10 be President of tho United States. His
Arab Md horses could be accommodated in "A stable
with the walls u BRICK and a half thick. roof, doors. and
windows painted with three coats Of paint, and the
windows in the form ola crecent'
Here, too, lac could study the art Of humbue; ne could
learn th" history of the murus multcunlis, and tho
branch mInt,, AMI laugh at the folly ofJhis great nation.
which has SUIT, red itself 80 lon- 10 be deluded in tho
expectation Of ultimately having IA gold currency. IIo
wound tell his people an hs return that tho open Sc
snmu' TO Office ard hOnos ia the Uultcd States was.
i am "a Democrat"
But he must come befure March. IS4i. for the wide
spreading branches of the h~ourishing American Tree.
The buckeye. are casting a whitening shade on tho
hndcriOOk mnltlcauiis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

.r,arl 1,.S..iey oGer ur DInean every poa .
,-su,t T. ol tlr ner q che H5use, hu' a.i.rg could
,..ore- as .sftsf . open ne m.sfH-F ff1fsf-47
ifss-e,s. 81 haun q D0u.s ~ vhstsv ~ he
N~s-. $50. 80 coot ssvo oT~1sd Is Voufh asiek
ssssgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
SIX F-Cu or nix
REMARK OF Mr. SrASIy.

W re tW making appropriations for ne cirl and
eipirna'ie eIPoNses u ne GorcramcnG for de gear
lSi0"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
WIN II NTTFsT.IT.W
"SIp't Of the Branch Mn. at Cnlrloue. y. G..

Yc'. notwithstanding tic law, the superintendent,
was appointed IN January, 1887. receiving hs salary
from the time Of his appointment, and the conner and
clers receiving ihcir salaries also lc,ore. the cdifce
was finished for conducting the business This -
practising severe economy
While Mr.. McCuHb was experimenting the build
inys. the superintendent anI clerk were receiving
their salaries. and the superintendent changing his
travelling expenses 20 Philadelphia 10 buy "JuuJle
dahhas" and magnolia graudi1,ras. &c. Sc. and prob.
ably to witness lhe Inauguration Oh the 4h Of March
1887
January aud December 1887 Bail dug lcc-iOuses
sufHmCrhouscs &c. Sc.
In September. 1884. Samuel Niacomb. Commi,
froaor OF the branch mint 80 Ch1HJue." gave notice
hat 30 would receive proposals Tor tho erection yi a
building intended Tor a branch mint &c. ln these
proposals nothing was SAID Of any sImI9cr houses. see.
houses, Sc. THIS was determined upon 10y the super.
,utendcni afterwards. General H. VI. saunders drew
the contract between The builders and the commission
90, and WIS Paid Tor iti he can testify that there was
no notice Of any design TO build any thing else ihsn
an elifcc Cor y brnEch mint. The Cencnl - now a
candidate 90 North Carolina. and. before he gets
through ths campaign. ! hope The Scmocmuo super.
in'cndcnt will indulge HIN With r. shower bath. DO
will need the crhiIraung influence before Tho month
of August.
The principal edifce cost sZgeDf
Zoe EXTRA work on mint odi6cc MT included
For building fences. summer house. ico.
house, &c. '"yJ
r. the contract made with Jonas Bust e. ifHtug
grounds ani building he i~co-hJuso. dc, 'l' 'upU
lated n 0llows
sAn the vaults in tho cdifoo o. be ii.d opt with
shelves. and pigeon holes. 6r the -rraso Of holding
paper. and books" l.
Tho following will show WIN VS. gong on be-
tween August aud December, 81
- contract was made ha Stable anl carriage
louse. OR tie branch mir OIL tho walls ~ bo n
,u,k anc a half thick ~ "ind1vys m the upyer psu
,fihs Stable 70 b. u I'm ois crescent 9Th
nes1 slrs IKE s'B siea zorro hs covprod with
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tlaHaA H
lst Disirci-Joaa ". Aar!luFA, ofSofolE.
- DO james ". pcgur-, OF Petersburg
81 do Nm. y. archer. ui AUs..a
Ih - Rch'd klJlrr Meade, Cd; DIa$Idds.
sh dJ Henry Z. Watkins. ct Prince Edward.
9Th do James (. Bruce. o.! Halifax.
TIA DO wnirnoll 4 Tuus.z.l, UiP.ssglvaa.a.
en- do Thomas X Joyucs, sfAccnmaCs.
gh DO NurAurlr D.. SI..In. o. Caroline.
IOth Do Wiliouqahy Ncwun. OF WrsimJgc.aaj
llth 90 Jimcs Lyons, ui ittchBuHd Civ.
l2h do Valentine - S1Ultail Of A.acmsrl
18Th do John = Peld'crou, ui tIppah-HRock.
I4h 60 John J4uBcy. OF InlIpGn.
18th d Andrew Hunter of Jga ron.
I6:h Do Pa.Hy Williams. Jr. OF FreGcs,eA
I7lh 30 WI. Seymour, 0lIiarly.
ISM DO Baycoc g.. Baldwin. %: Augusra.
IylA DO Ballard Smith. OlGrecnbuer.
ooh do Edward johnson. of B1fctUuri.
3lst DO john y. ilIngs, u. Washington.
92I d. George ~. Summers, ofhUuayvhH.
93l DO Wu.rau = WILEY. az hiulUu.p.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

The change of " selling r.r men INTO slavery T, n
n,.t p,ninl sn,rt n .hrd rurn!Io Tears To sell fr
| limited time. 60 let ri lo hre ont orc synony nous
tsrms Now read an Two following extracts, both r.
Z Iatng g. indiyidnr' who have been proved guilty Of
a brs tch Of he 'Iai law
\ from ~ r. arprarcd ~ Frem ne N,ssag, =
w. f1ErsnH. SPIT l6 Cro fare. llooo Cooo1
1907 dtirSrsf % GetarraI
"Ivr1 any person OF per Court II Ner lamp.
cor 'IIi nn conviction 81 shire. Jgar 4. 1870.
~ .umc or breach Of The 50 gsrmafuy bav.
iii A". DE sentenced io been the prices Of nanu-
10y p hhe 90 lines. with ~ iICtured articles in lie
without h' c1-is Of prose- market thut few are Dis.
.uil'n' o. 'haH Do mIfe posed o. contract fr the
'A"Iu, Iof me 'o1H b'i'fe lf.Hr of the cgnyicis.
whom such convictions shat pgrhgps hass cs4ticfo8.
pc had 10 0fncr ne fHcuh who are mechanics nay
ID SKILL ~ HEE TIE per 90 bS 0fu1ntseeousfy IEr 90
convicted u any person p1rhcytgr branches Of bu-
~ pcrsonswho 100 pay tho nrss would tb,rog
fuo aud Gusts ior .1eh fore suggest me r,,s,io.
~ tmf a' Joe Court " ~ continuing auuorf.
munh rsaslnihio. " n hire oGta pau ofau
The conytcts on suitable
terms.
SOY - re dr6s>1-s IN priprpls b.f~ess M.
ir"-e. pf Hs o. ever uie1'a ,Aa eIsszs ~ Sill.
'-.. VA i0fs 'll-ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Thg TTPPECtNCT TEAG u. -1-a frr- th. office
on the Let and 18Th of cyrrv month. Prcs So ca
from tins isur until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

sesSsn, Zoe attending the Usics., n4SigE irss. brushing
out rooms. Sc.
Nareh 4;h. 1897. the superintendent charged The
United StsSc. asa for his expenses ~ and al Phila-
delphia.
The superintendent purchased Of Y. p. Desilyet.
siationer in Philadelphia. paper. &C.. amounting 10
500 10. Here oe a few specimen. OF what he pur.
chased:
? reans supcrhne satin post gilt edge pape,. so So
Sl9 ( pair office shears 81 5e-S6. 4 inksIands.
large size. 81 25-5. 3 Rodgers i~our-blade PEN
knives. 81 50. l American Almanac. 81 25. l Ben.
neus Bookkeeping. 50. harge inkstaad for Cdoaol
Wiccier's deSk. IS rs. 6 blank bank books. So.
case mathematical instruments. 81. (paid by Col
Wheeler March 8. 1879
Here II a copy Of u bill for articles for tho branch
mint
To a scroll sofa for Office. boxing. carriage. &c.
sol 50
Mfr. Dyer's bull for fsraiturr for 2gcr. 40 Sd
Soaking. Sc, 81 l2
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Ciurs s. IUpcrtisrr.

PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Al WA cozxKS OF CsIoS IsD WATEs Sis
WHEELING. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

r--Adveui.oment handed m with specific order
viii be publ shed an forbid and charged oil ior ihr,n
ASSERTIONS aui p cents for every subsequent insertion
= az VIII oil alNNElescmonls urleIcd NV lOrUId.
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rns "a TAn s =, . pen
ao,,s ~. Tco,;nr - 80 inS,,aay .. 49,
N, - - "a * 6 49, - -" 20
80 o.,a 80
W aS.aon q ,sq7N N"" " p"
"%, 80 IN G.. .r,.t.. d. -
-un,.
n""'
To a scroll sofa tor o"'e' boxing carriage, &c
-
MI uyers "h'J'f J@r7''"eJ" g"'
Sl'AihS' a.
1870
81 go
bov' aeeoun, Of 81 - ofcel; J. waS:lss
for James Green. EDWIN GREEN.
Curiosity prompted me TO enquire what were the
items ~srnugclcd in, which composed the sum OGS49 80.
Here they are:
mahogany pres beds iend. SOS 90
Hair mattress. IS pound 5. nj so cents. - 40
Walnut waiter, -
-
SIS 50
Carriage, sc. ! 25
-
w~Mr. Dgcr.s sat for furai.qre for office :! slg so
superinisndcn,s Office. 90 90
To putting up seven Venetian blinds in tho
-
sos 90
paid by Col. Wheeler the aJ;h Sept. 1879
Tor National InteIIigenccr Tor Col Wneclcr, from
March 10. 1887, to March 10. lS2S, sc.
Forone years subscription to Globe. from ih Nla-cil.
1881, To 4Hh March. 1853.
Copy of another bill for the branch mint:
February -. 1897. United States. f1r Branch Mint
at Charlotte. North Carpllns, To Geo. wcyil. DR..
To - Yards supcrfnc ingraiH clrpciing. 81 81.
SOS 80
Making and binding, 10 90
, lorr cloths. .I6 90
, hearth rugs. 20 90
> table covers. IA 90
) Venetian blinds. 40 30
y do 10. 20 90
-
1925 -
Received paymcnt in full. GEO. WEYILL.
Aiorher bin Tor a democratic superintendent Off
branch mint:
Ottoman and parlour furniture Of the latest fashion
cd, bedding, dnpery. sc. made no according 10 the
lrlcsl fashions, from Europe, in The neaIcsi manner, and
on moderate terms"
PmL,D2LPmA. Feb. %. 1897.
United States. for Branch Mint at Charlotte, ". G..
bought OF Alphoaso Lejambre, UphO.s,ercr, No. lOl,
Chesnul street.
& mahogany chairs, $3.50 S33 90
Box Tor the chairs 3 90
] chair covered with morocco for Office 81 90
Box Tor the chair 80
--
ST. so
a scroll sofa, n mahogany press bedstead. = hair
mlrrras~, six mahogany chairs, and a chair covered
with Morocco for oficc-with the democratic odor
from the best double dahlias, chacorus, japonioas. &c,
&c, must afford wonderful facilities for coming the
yellow boys! Was ever a nation hum5uggcd IA ours
has been!
Bat Tins Administration tells the People banks arc
dangerous TO the Liberties of the People. Still, many
who rail at these institutions. which they created, are
enjoying the profits arising from them. And some
who are bank stockholders and bank directors are kept
in office by this Administration And the branch
mint at Charlotte was iorced 10 apply to rag money
institution Tor silver To commence Coming gold, Us
The following receipt will p.eve:
"BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH ARoIiNA.
Si'OoO "Cha"ohe. December %, 1881.
Received ''J"hn IL Nhee!er' Esq, acting 'rcasu-
reroi the o'lnch mot OF ihc United States at this
pace one thousand dp'!ars Tor me amount oil SILVER
'GfHished h!ti Tor me use oil me nsNa!cr.
). ). b~LAIh"Oop' Agent
mere are some o u ihe "SulAiI ina'teFs Unworthy Inc
consideration" i h'sc "Hp profess 10 Practice "sc'eFc
economy LET me people II Norm 'ir''lha Judge
II 'hey are unworthy The attention oi members oil ON
sress These accounts were audited by some oi the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

Olll'tl@ Nil4 t.'lhN
NJsi,ge of gold. and
contingent expenses
Compensation 10 la.3r.
eTs
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FOR ylCE-PRESlDEST
y q ks ~ EE FL R.
- 'iRGINIA.

- siRGlNIA.
VIRGINIA. EIECToEAL TIrSET-Tls following "a
Er electoral ticket agreed upDs, and rscpmm.rasl g.
,ao voters Of Tho OLD Dominion. ~ the Harrison and
> .ss CguvrHuoa which met o. the 2i.h FEB 81 R.oh.
hlJ4I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

5'7v 20 Hs dl6s>1-s m p~ripspls b.f~es. m.
'''-' ~ 10 - yer "leo'nn da chang Of ~SoIlias
r.. ~-a .0f. '1-s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

$500 90
1900 90
-SlT.466 Go
$1,000 10
$500 co
5000 90
- 10000 90
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paid by Col. Wheeler the 2Jh Sept. 1879
Tor National lnteliigcuccr Tor Col Wncclcr. from
March 10. 1887, to March IL, ISIS, sc.
Foronc years subscription To Globe. from i:h Na-ct,
1887, Ia 4;h March. 1853.
Copy of another bill for the branch mint:
EnLrrrr. - INl- Irrtr.I Stnl-s e. Rrnnrh MINI
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Sl3l 81 I2
Received. Washington. 18Th March. 1897 the a.
bovs account of Sl3l 81 l2 Of Col. J. Wheeler.
For James Green. w GREEN.
Curiosity prompted ne to enquire what were tho
items s~inugClcd IN, which composed the sum OGS49 50.
Here they are:
m,b,r,rv ,,c,. bod toad eos %
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1888, Officers an j CLERKS /;
Wasiage Of gold. aud
inCidcnia! expenses
Compensation 10 laOor-
Crs,
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a craving desire for luxurious enjoyment
and sudden wealth. which renders those
who seek them dependant on those who
supply thcm---to substitute for republican
simplicity aud economical habits a sickly
appetite for cffeminatc indulgence, and an
imitation of that reckless extravaganza
which impoverished and enslavcd the in
dustrious people of foreign lands; and at
last, to fix upon us, instead of those equal
political rights, the acquisition ofwhich was
alike the object and supposed reward of
our Revolutionary struggle, a system OF
exclusive privileges conferred by partial
Legislation. Toremovc the inhuenceswhich
bad thus gradually grown up among U.s.
to deprive them Of their deceptive advan-
tages---to test them by the wisdom and
truth--to oppose the force which they con-
centrate in their support, all this was
necessarily the work of time even among
people so enlightened and pure as that
of the United States. In most other coun-
tries, perhaps it couldbe accomplished thro
that series of revolutionary movements
which are too often found necessary to cf-
feet any great and radical reform; but it
is the crowning merits of our institutions,
that they create and nourishin in vast majo-
rity of our people disposition and a pow
er pcaceably to remedy abuses which have
elsewhere caused the ef1usion of rivers of
blood, and the sacrifice ofthousands of the
human race. The result thus far is most
honorable to the self-denial, the intelligence
and the patriotism of our citizens; it justi-
fics the confident hope that they will car
ry through the reform which has been so
well begun, and that they will 60 still fur
ther than they have yet gone in illustrating
the important truth, that people as free
and enlightened as ours, will whenever
necessary, show themselves to be indeed
capable of self government, by voluntarily
adopting appropriate remedies for every
abuse, and submitting to temporary sacri-
fees, however great, to insure theirperma-
neIt welfare.
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tinues in a state of general insurrcction
Troops to the number of 1000 were
hourly expected at Toulon, to 60 over to
Africa to replace the "army of occupa-
tion," who arc literally entitled, it would
appear, to that appellation, as most OF
the unfortunate soldiers had, by the fatal
prevalence of disease, become permanent
tenants of that country.
Trouble exists in the French squadron
in the Levant. Three of the principal
captains have been sent home under ar
rest.
The effect of the news carried ont by
the steamer Liverpool was to suspend fur
ther operations in silk for the American
market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.
The demand for Cotton has continued
good, the sales since our last, the 10th,
being about 10000 bags. of which specu-
lators have taken to 5000, and prices
have gradually advanced, being now 3-4d
per lb. above the quotations three weeks
since. Trade in Manchester is better,
but prices of yarn and goods have not i'm
proved in an equal ratio to raw Cotton.
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LI>T OF LETTERS, remaining in the
Pnstntlice, at Camden, Jan. |, 1910.
A-Mss Z. A. Aldride.
B. Mrs. Sarah Blackburn, Daniel Bu.
ford, John Bowen, Jesse Butner, Phillip
Brewer.
C-Miss Mary Jane Cato, R. Cameron,
Franklin Cloud. Willis w Childers, (2;)
Eli W. Creighton.
D-Amos Dpason, William B. Davss.
F.. Brnj'n Exuln. Stephen Eubank. 2.
F-Wiilam II. Fox.
G-MrS. Sarah Gibson, Michal Gaskins.
H-A. D. Hiliard, WIN Hopkins Jas.
Harrison, Jonathan Hays, Jacob Hughes.
J-Henry Johns m.
H-WilIiam Z. Keys, Frances Knigh-
ten
Joseph Lrckhart.
Nd. McNair, Robert Mickle, Mr..
Mcdowell.
P-Lrwis J. Patterson, 8: Wyatt Pat
terson, Austin Peay, Miss Maria Parish.
R--WilIiam Reynolds, William J Rey-
nolds. Benjamin. Rollins, John Rucker.
S-Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, George Smith,
William 4. Stewart, William Stuart, +. A.
Shannon.
T-Samuel S. Taylor, VIM. Thompson,
James Turner.
WI. +. WigfaIl, VIM. Wilson, Sam'l
Young, 3; Miss Sarah Young.
P THORNTON, P. NJ.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Northern Mial, due every day at S, a. m,
Clmes every day at 4, p. IN.
Southern or Columbia mail, due every day
at 5, p. IN.
Closes every day al s., p. m.
IPLrttcrs for Charleston, are made up
every day, and sent via Columbia.
Sumterv!le mail, due every Tuesday and
Friday at $ p. m.
Cl"ses every Wedne sday and Sunday at 4,
>latrburg mail, every Wednesday and Fri.
day, al &, p. IN.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday al
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Lancaster mail, due every Monday and
Friday, al g. p m.
Closes every Wednesday and Friday, al
q, p. m.
YorkvilIe mail, via Liberty Hill, due every
Thursday, at iG, a. m.
Closes every Thursday at !, p. m.
IEThe "ilice will be open cn the Sab
bath, for the delivery Of papers ard letters
from to 8, Il. n., and i, the evening one
hnur after the arrival Of The Columbia
mail. P. THORNTON, P. NJ.
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JONES & HUGHSON.

JONES & HUGHS0N,
Corner of Broad & Rutledge streets,
OFFER for sale on the most accommo.
dating terms, variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
consisting in part of
Super6ne black and blue, green, brown
and mix'd Broad Cloths,
" Cassimeres and Sattinets.
Kentucky Jeans, white and red Flannels,
English and French Merinoes,
Bombazines, Italian Grape,
Muslins, (of every desert piion) Cambrics.
Furniture and Cambria Dimity,
A very general assortment of CaIicoes,
Apron Checks, Bed Ticking,
Damask Table Cloths,
Tabling and Bird-eye Diaper,
Negro Cloths and Blankets,
Brown Shifting at 6, 7, g. 9, 10, III ard
l2 yards for 81.
Cotton Oznaburgs and Suffolk Drilling,
Silk, Cotton and worsted Hosiery.
SILKS.
superfne Black Gros de- Rhine,
+" /" Gros de Swiss,
Rep.
" Blue-black 6g'd Gros de Nap.
Color'd do.
plain do.
Black and blue-black Silk Velvet,
Super. Black India Satin,
Rich Mouslin Delaine,
Mourning do do
Rich Satin and Valencia Ves:ings,
Silk and worsted Shawls, worked Collars,
Black Lace and Gauze Wells,
Zephyr worsted, Sheneel &c.
SHOES.
Ladies' French and English Kid Slippers,
Prunelle, Seal and Leather Shoes,
Mems Shoes of various descriptions,
Misses and Children's do do
All the Shoes from the manufdctory of
Mr.. White will be sold by US.
They have also on hand a general as
sortment of
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Hardware, CrOckery, and
GROCERIES.

all of which will be disposed Of at the
lowest cash prices. Merchants and 9th
ers from the country would do well to
call and examine the stock before making
their purchases.
January 4:
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FOR SALE.

The President and Directors of the Bank
of the State s. Carolina, and VIII
liam D. Nixon, Uersus P. j. Lucius.
BILL FOR FORECLOSURE.
IN pursuance of in Or'er "f the Court o
Equity of kershaw District, l sill Offer
for sale al the Courthouse door in Camden,
on the
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Garden Seeds.

THE subscriber has just received COM
plete assortment of fresh and genuine Gar
den Seeds, with which he will be happy
to supply his friends on fair terms, and
warrant them good.
JAMES r. McKAIN:
Jan. 4.
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TOWN TAXES.

TIE Taxes of the Town are due on the
lsl day Of January all licences 10 Retail
Liquors expire on that day, as we'll as all
Commutalons fer Road Work.
The undersigned will receive the same
during the month Of January, at his Office
in the Courthouse After which times de.
fan!lers will be returned to Council to be
dealt With according to law.
BY order OF Council,
j. w. LANG, Recorder.
Jan. 5. 4t5