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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
\NEase This occasion to give notice thatwe keep
w sianty on haui, Stoves, GIatcs amt Cooking Ran
gers OF all slld, That are rally used this market
terms. also, Mous Agricultural Furnaces for seauins
Hood Tor stock. which will sell the nanufactu ers
prices. aeI adding the expenses NJ our I'm stove and
Kinds Of WORK In our line. will be done the Tea-
sonahie terms aud al the shortest notice Roofing with Tia
or Copper Gathering etc nS WELLER,
az = u Richmond. Va
TO HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
SN CAsEs BENCH TOOLS. consisting Of single and
- doube ron JAG < fore, and smoothing Planes, and sing
Jointcrs' made Of prime seasoned timber In superior
manner AZ the factories Of Baldwin and Copeland ot sale
barsan' TO close. lNLoEs BROTHER.
CHEAP SIIEE TINGS.
RLEA,CHbD Gotten sheeunss, rery Asary, and yards
- vide, az - cents per yarl
T6e sS mi Ill Ia,1 assSsy i@tG
IN 10 CROUCH, BRooKs q HUDsoN's
DLAIsTEIt.-A cargo OF Lump Plaster 5ndinE on
a. Ri ~ Peasants Wharf fO5 sale r, Sy CO.,
400 LBS. COTTON BATTING. FOR sale.
-tOO au ~ JOHN n. GORDON
LADIES' SUPERIOR DRESS, KID AND
MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
JUST 70 hand. by last Packet from Philadelphia good
- assoiimcm % 'hc stove elegant slippers For cheap
JUDAH MYERS & cos
au1 Fa'houablc aud Cheap shoe pca'ers
y sais . 90 nv nv BURTON
HERDS GRASS.
M = ave tot 81 Ncrta Gtafe. raised tho City,
will sell low. au2i eRETTER 4 PEGEE
I'EH rIEUCEs FRESH RICE
lo bhls Spnis Turrcutine
20 bose. wooi.ey a woolsey' Treble Lo,i sugar
~ hhds Poro REQ Sugar
go 81 CroN 20
~ sies sole Leaihcr-roecv.n NC aud To- sale by
auls LEWIS WEBB.
| = Hiips ant bbls B.sached Winter Ol-rccevnE
aue6 q DAVENPORT ALLEN
SoAF-wm Celiiic a Coz superior pale SAP, rcceiv
aus DUNLOP, NoNcuRE co
gov HAIK-.oU bushels Han, IL soOd ofdor, iasi
aus9 GRETTER PEAKE.
ANE AGENCY.
TUE sJbecthers sole Agents f0r tho sale Of VlRCI
MA AXIS, aua have now on hand large stock made
has been reduced 70 suit the Necessity OF the times
They now cdrr No ]. per DOZEN dealers ai slf and
rtla,l etslo-lof second quty ell % No Axes ever
made have On 80 = imc gained such general CONF
denco ani approval lsthis manufacture and tenr cssb
tsnci iu the taQA of the Oid Dominion. aud the pro
Duct Of The st ami enterprise of of czeus
they have reason % expect encouragement o The com
muuiiy generally ncictmincd Co Introduce these Axca
an ~ chow that a. good su axe be usde IN Nrrna
calculate anon getting OF Them, cheaper Are, than they
can 1ci a. any other establishment in the city.
- KEGS lard, JUS, rese'ys., 70! .,ls lcsSy;
- BAKER 4 THORNTON,
az 90 Nsrtet square
/ ADN's HOOK ior sspiemhe tcesiyedby
ISsTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Nv. DANIEL continues % eive lessonson the Piano
eupton IN his auentsnce during the Scholastic vacation
~ lt Music stofe, sqoare above the Ranks.
SoDA CRACKERS uss received, TO suit snlBss, |
asa Fay a co, ]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
FOR LIVERPOOL

TUX LTNENFDtIs,
ssN The A cop9sred shp Hl,k8,e4y I,in
sZXkb Niehola9n. uasieI. al Cry Point where N
freight OF passage, Apply so
3 ANDERSON 4 60 or
seq EIIApIEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06

IRISH LINENS, PRINTS, sc.
WE shall open this morning. Irish Linens Fancy Prints
w black and white English 30, Furniture Chinz black.
m Whue Italian Grapes, CT coorcd black English
Meri1os; black and white Cotton Hose; Italian sewing
Clark spool Cotton &c.
10 which VIC invite the attention Of the tra,ia
-snz0 kENr, KENDALL. a ATwATER.
| CMP PLAsrEH-A lot Of good Lump PllsIeI.
IL which Will sell low for cash.
GR GIBBONS
au " Opposite swan Tavern.
OLD BACON-I5O0O los Old Bacon, Mld1Ioe- anu
~ Shoulders, Tor sale very low. Il GIBBONS
uIo Opposite swan Tavern.
NoDDiS FAMILY BACON, for sale.
Il au 10 ROYAL & MORGAN.
RLocK TIN, in email bars jast received aud for
- sale. auH JOHN n. GORDON.
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bfatics Muscuns, Theatres, &C.
Lakes lieauies Of byron Diamond Edition
Illustrations OF Byron with Select Passages in English
anu reach, which form tue subject OF ho engrayngs =yo
Ne Soiuie on The Constitution OF England
hyins's sketch Book, $50
DO Astoria, svo
Dodl's Beauties OF Shakespeare, syo
The Monk, by q Lewis svo
Mid!eiot's Life Of Cicero. syo
Iiliaui's Constitutional History Of England vols
Puciical Works Of Thomas Moore, 3 vols
Selections from the EdinbuIg Review-compnsing the
pest articles IN That Journal commcuc einent 10 the
present timc-6 vols. For sale.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
lLn.ua 1911

ESN The regular packet sch' MANCHESTER
sSEk worth master, having part OF her cargo enra
ged, aud will meet with dispatch. For balsncc of
freight aud passage, having good anply 10
the master on board. AT Ludlim's wharf ortO
JUS ~ WILLIAM ROWI PIT,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
A GRADUATE.

Extract ofG Letter Reesired a, Charleston.
The Bank of Cumden.-"Thc annual
MEETING Of the Stockholders oil the Bank
of Camdcr. was held on the I'd instant,
when The following gentlemen we're re-
eleciel for the ensuing year, viz: VIM.
MELVILLE. Thomas Lang, Or. George
Reynolds, w. +. johnson. Wm. ID. Nc
Dowali, Hayman Levy, aud John Work
man.
The annual Repor, shcws large re-
duc,ou in the business Of the Bank. COM
pared with fnrmer years. bu; represents its
po,iriau MS one OF great sccurlty-no; a
single deb, even doubtful. excepI Que Of
small amounl-and This is all six pcrlous
years.
a proposition vas made TO reduce the
capital frnm S:377 600 10 5000. 600, but The
hrur was late, ind the meeting unprcpar-
ed for The motion. ond il was laid on the
able. After some discussion 30 which
the President. Col. Melville, expressed
his decided concurrence in the general
Jews or the mover. and his readiness 10
proceed, forthwith, with Legislative con-
sent. Of coursc,) TO make gradual and
large rcdncrion-the Other Banks Of the
State making simultaneous md proper
,ionate rcdrciinns. II was proposed. also
to change the place OF redemption Of no'cs.
from, the coupler Of tl.r, Bank. TO 40 agency
IN Conference.-The p & VI. Babk for in-
stance. You will find an article in the
South tGrolinidn. Of The 7th April, bear
ng on these propositions. The proposi-
non to reduce capitals will be renewed
There is no alternative but reduction oil
capitals. or the winding up OF portion
oi The Ranks-they may. possibly, by con-
vcr,ins themselves into miserable shoring
shops. force dividends, bu, it cannot be
donc lesitima,cly. Tho Stockholders of
Banks mus, look these matters in the face
their cGeers and managers are doing
,reii. and will feel inclined 10 ac, upon tho
maxim. .'lc, we'll alone"-fcw men are so
disrn,ercs,cd as willingly to rcliuGuish fat
salaries. or The po,rer and influence result
tiGg, in such hard times" as these, from
he conrrol-fhc incIp,nsibic control o! mil
lions Of olIaIs'-Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
COMMUNICATED
TEMPERANCE.
advanced,

The establishment Of civll government. thu,
powerful safeguard ofindiyidual rights aud pri
vilcge. al oucc forms the broad foundation oi 4
common association Of men. Here is erected
the standard and here the great rallying point
for civilized life All markind are, from the
very nature OF their existence. Constituted ncm-
bers Of society; hence. way Is prepared un.
der The most favorable circumstances, aud tEc
highest induccmen, clearly exhibited, 10: midi
viduals 10 establish and organize subordinate
societies. As individual exerions have Inva
riibIy proved inadequate to remedy ipcidcn;a
evils. and TO fully subserve the purposes al So
cial life, union Of means, o! wisdom, and Of
energy, becomes absolutely indispensable. Nu-
merous are the evils that Legislation cannot
reach, for the legislative and executive part of
this, or any other nation. cannot extend their
fostering, protective or preventive care, to eve
ry object separately considered which may
arise from the iailings Of men, or the defects OF
the government
\ remedy sor these deficiencies. is found in
the voluntary association of rner., aud hence the
origin of different societies IN all ages in every
country. Look at the cooperation OF iuen thai
form 10 promote the urls-lo encourage agr;s
culture aud manufactures--,o ciyiIizc the ss
yagc-lo diffilse the gospel and reclallg s;l,e
world. All these associations li4Ts una Rlsis
mate objec, in view, namely asagIioratssn
of ran. to mike him better. 81 ilissslcss @it-
cr for wi<lotn is goodaa ID guodpcss wis
dom.
Tie immense snass rsulnced by lie.
di erent r;:Esng aud riesiss, ard sais,r ius.ra-
men.al:i ,espHd tl.c coneslssina Of NOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

sent a9ya ladies are leaving The city,
aud gy ef h0a says what lamen.ahle
gias things we have, and nobody tries
te "a il. The Chnricrites have started
afeport that The small pox is 10 town,
lfcnr't Beach send some of his Dociors)
bit every body laughs at The hoax. Even
the ladies. dear souls, grow bclligcrcn,,-
Two of the elite of society, Mrs. Il. and
Mrs. had scrimmaec in the street.
10 the great disarrangcmcnt OF millinery
articles. Old swords that have been lhro'
the revolution, and pistols long in their do
iage, are hawked ahou, the streets like
Brandreih's Pills, The volunteer compa-
mics drill nightly, and take bullets and gun
powder, aud Quarter Master General A.
folds his arms over his breast and looks as
much like Napoleon as cheese curd face
with red checks can be made TO look.
Young Coombs Of Kentuchy is said to
DC in The city, aud five can't have n small
muss we shall petition Congress to be sent
off TO Texas.
The Cbur,eri,cs are bending all their
strength 10 buy or irisbten of enough o!
the members of the new government 10
prevent quorum from being present.
They must bid high. for "votcs is votes"
now.
The Charcri'es are cndcavoriug to per-
suadc the sui!iagcrs moi 10 have military
parade but civil procession, but the suf-
fragers fear they arc playing rossnm, ard
don'l mean TO be caught. II 'hers should
not be a quorum there will be an adjourn
meni, and the towns hat are not repre-
senied will hold new elections.
Won't wc 20 i, here the side that beats
-hurrah for the side tha,'sup,
Yours, Sc. SHAP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

We are told ,ha, the otherspeeches we're
generally Of n pacific character. Jhe
meeting adjourned al about half rasi niue'
and all went quietly TO their several homes:
Well, thus far, all has been as We could
wish, aud we should notbe surprised now
If tho whole troubles which have asitated
US for tho last six months, were TO be sell
lied peaceably and at the same time sa'ls-
fac,orily TO all concerned.
In the course of the evening the follow
ing resolution was read aud adopted:
Resolved. That Thomas w. Doss, the
Governor OF our Stale, be requested lper-
sonally to represent nl,he seat Of Govern
ment the cause of The Peoploof Rhode Is
land. and to convey our protest against
The employment OF the National Forces in
the settlement of question involving the
righ! Of the People to establish or change
their form of Government.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
t.is. cs.5rEEs

axrsELp IsisTgie1s May fsis iiesss2. s
lTr. gasso ssgirg npiiecd coHilatiniea.
ton in The colnzIHs ui the Advertiser of .be dti
inst. proposing ar as caHdidatr at TIC ap-
proaching election si5 Slate Legislature. Upon
reflection, have come ii iss eanelusiossto be 9
candidate. being at all tirris wiII.ns apoa such
occasions TO be governed By y VIII q ne pen
pie; and should they elect roe ssse serga
them to the best Of my ability.
JOHN HUIET
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
Correspondence oftte n. Y. H:rGii.
RHODE ISLAND.

Increase Of the Observation-Disclosures
and Arms-Reisno or Terror in Providence
Old Women and Plate leaving the
City.
PROVIDENCE, April 80, 1912.
James Gordon Bennett, ESD
Deur Sir:-llere's ago. We are in
fermem jus, al this moment, as violent as
though every man was beer bottle, The
Quarter Master. General Of COW killing
fame, called on the United Sinles Artillery
70 surrender their cannon 10 the Sntc. as
The company were suspected OF heing
unanimously in favor Of the Constitution.
The Governor has power by the resalu-
ton Of the Assembly 10 recall any portion
of State arms loaned 10 any company
The guns Of this company, however. were
the same that the company carried IN ''thc
Rhode Island Regiment" in the revolution,
and were sent from France by Mr.. Lcaue,
and furnished TO the company by the Coz
,ineuial Congress. The mates Of these
guns, | believe, arc at West Point, marked
..Strasbourg." The company very coolly
took legal advice and returned answer, that
,hey had no property belonging 10 the
State. There were some threats that the
guns should be taken by force, but the an-
swer was prompt that the Quarter. Master
had better reco!leci an expedition once
made 10 Concord after arms. There
would have been an outbreak al once had
attempt been made 10 take The guna.
lavU Just learned that the arms Of the
Volunteer Company" have
The State, and answer
The Governor would
i; iii Ele nzssls men enough totake
~ con company III
( acnsosss !sas at refusal
IA tssc demand sos ito asssas l$ $kcFh hands.
rs 6ea siaaE I'd II lssle Is
il palss sriia suFfs b sigh,
Ssese u 81 abls tls alaoss tggieg siass !,
1lolaek sife1ghr1f.
hero Is sssize lina ai1aoI
sd sa .Ssa az slsis Ss:aIlal ;llyn-
fus he ssspsJ sllleIl y.-s E.sslts
Il 3 s;e1' 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

Couyt Of Appeais.-The South CGrOlinian of
tho 18th inst states that Nathan II. Davis, p
81 Edmondsion, Columbus Halle. Naphlali
Phillips, jr.. Thos. o. p. Vernon. and William
A. Walker, have been admitted by the Cour,
OF Appeals, now in session. nj Columbia. TO
practice law in this State. aud VIM. d. De-
Saussnrc and Samuel McAliley. were admit
ted to practice in the Courts of Equity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

Tie Gid DomiRion.-Thcophilns Fisk. Esq.
has again taken charge Of this valuable Demo
cratic Journal, which has been FOR some time
under the control of Mr.. Smith. Sir. Fisk
we perceive by the following extracts, has ap'
pcaled to his former patrons for support. who.
we feel satisfied will not suffer him TO appeal in
vain.
= To our former pairOns-Severai Of our es.
cel!enI patrons Withdrew their names from the
subscription lis, Of the Old D0miaion, while il
was under the cilarga OF Mr. Smith. We send
Them this Number with the hope that they will
peain forward us their names rs subscribers.
They will sec tia, the paper is considerable Gu
larged and otherwise greatly improved. We
shall be mos, happy to forward II TO their ad-
dress as heretofore.
"Eaiargemen, Of our PGper.-Wc take great
satisfaction in being able 10 issue our paper to-
day in an entire new dress-ncw type. an cn-
larecd sheet. the quality ofthc paper upon which
i, is printed greatly improved, besides other
impor,nnt alterations and this too without any
increase OF piicc.-May we not ask an effort
Oh the part Of our jealous friends, TO increase
our subscription is,l There are many both in
Town and Country, who can well afford 10 take
our paper, whose names are no, on our list; ;
will not each Of our presen, subscribers use
their cxcr,ions TO add TO the number I"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
~ THE EQUITY COURT OF APPEALS.

Columbia, Spring Term. lS42.
Applicants for admission TO practice in the
Court of Equity. will hereafter be required to
stand examination upon the following books,
viz.
Fonblanque's Equity.
Mi,ford's Pleading.
story's Equity.
Story's Equity Pleading.
Harrison's Chancery.
Acts of Assembly. as 10 the organization and
practice of the Courts Of Equity.
BY the Court.
THOMAS J. CAN'T. C. C. A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

Conviction for Murder. .-Thomns N.
McCunts was tried on Saturday, before
his Honor Judge Wardlaw. for malicious
ly killing William Ladd on the 10Th of
March last, in the Parish of ST. Johns
BERKELEY The prosecution was conduc-
ted by Attorney General Bailey, aud The
defence by Messrs, Magra,h s. Porter
The case excited good deal Of interest,
and many persons did not anticipate YER
dict Of Murder" because that, nolwith-
standing the manifest, nrrocity of the deed,
there was something Of fray attending it,
The evidence however. was pretty strong,
that the prisoner provoked the fray. The
Jury, after short consultation, hrough, in
yeriic.-"Guilty Of er."-wirh re
commrnda,ion to the c!cmcncy of,he Gov
crnor. We have heard that this is not the
first deed of violence or which the prison.
or has been arraigned.-Char. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

The Governor Of the State oC Maine. has il.
sued his proclamation. calling special session
of the Legislature OF the State 10 commence on
the 9Th inst, 10 take in,o consideration such
ovCrurcs as mny be made by the British En-
voy, in relation the North Eastern Boundary
Line.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

The correspondent, of the Charleston Con-
ricr, under date of May -, says: "Thc Senate
went into Executive session. when the follow
ing nominations were confirmed: Henry w.
billiard Of Alabama. Charge d'AiIaiis TO lei
gium; Christopher Hughes to the Netherlands;
and George W. Lay of New York, to Sweden. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

A FIRE occurred in Cincinnati on the 2Orh
ur,.. which destroyed the 'Antslavery Depo.
s,ory." cons sting Of books, tracts, &c, with
other valuable property
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

The Richmond Compiler Of the 9th inst. says.
that the reports rclatirc to the Wheat crop, from
every section in the State of Virginia, are en-
couraging.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

appointment by the GOrernor.-liarris SIM
ons, Notary Public for Charleston District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
-, a. Tleaa.raI.es AdEoeall

rT0n7 LBE 4ctfif f'efs< so, ftetrAe
Tie C:olteges---I' here il a fs.llssFs g s:gF-.
ralasion ianderstansi ssas ~ re g
agS the decline, aisG ssi tlse pilsss slFsf 81
stud las lsgeB FEtsss ~ 4 nlsl'.
dred. ltSs lse q gIss q EIses
Teachers and III III sS ~
rect this report. wbieis
dcj. The number Of adnii
lcac since the commencemeu,of the g
Session, has been as large Us IN af:y former
year. And fewer in proportion have iets
since the first Of Janunry, than in any year
since the perhaps since
The fpundalon Of il. The last Class
which graduated in December, was much
The largest which has yet left The ins'itu-
ion, and hence the number oi Siuden's-
though very nearly--is not cutie so large
as il has been, perhaps once or twice be-
fore. at this season otrhe year. There are
a, this moment, however. one hundred and
Eriy Sludcn,s, counting those only who
are in full siqnd,ng. When i, is rcmcm
bered that M, only its late distinguished
President. bui one o! its most able and pop
ular Professors lef, The College al the close
of the last Sessions, and that The extraor-
dinarv pressure Of the times could not hut
have had some influence on the nunber OF
applicants for admission; the facts stated.
are in the highest degree crcdiIablc 10 all
concerned in Inc management OF the lnsli-
tuition. aud prove shat ii has no, lost, aud
does not deserve 10 lose in The slightest de-
gree the p bic confidence.
A GRADUATE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18
SAvANSAH, May


By the steamer Col. Harney, Capt.
Pearson. arrived here from Pia,ka ycs,er.
dav. we have the following hastily written
lines from one Of correspondents. We
suppose our friends are TOO busy 10 write US
more al length,
Correspondence Of the sdrannah Georgian.
PiLATKA. May 4.
Gcnrlemen-l have 10 inform you that
The cloriou, news has ;us, been received
through Major BcInop that HalIcck ius'
renugece aud party have surrendered 10
Col. Worth al Fort Mcclure, in all cigh-
ty. including twenty six warriors. Sever
nj Greeks aud Sam Jones' people are
among Them.
Yours, &c,
Thus. our confident anticipa,ions, ex-
pressed the other day. arc fully confirmed.
We presume that The writer docs not
mean 10 saw lnal all OF Sam Jones' people
are in. Blu, j, ausurs well that a few oil
Them arc, and jus'ifies the expectations
winch we formed on the reception OF our
last new. OF his probable surrender. ihis
cheering news is fully sustained By adv:ecs
received by ,hc Quarter Master at ihis
place.
Some Of our knowing ones pretended
lIar if Ilalleck wen, out again no wou!u
no, return. as though Col Worth did not
know better how 10 act than we al 'i'S us
tnncc. The importance OF Jud'cious heeo.
,io,;on ha, always been undervalued, both
IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

The Augusta Cons,i,u,iOnaiis, Of the l4'h
inst, states ,ha, 1.-The boy Peter the property
of SIR. S,ursis. who some time since murdered
another negro, the property of .Ms Insraham,
in this county, was tried yesterday, found gull
,y. and scn,cnccd TO be hung on the 10Th Of
June next,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

TA Post Office has hecn established at
Gadsdan, in Richlard District, and Major Will
liam SILVER appointed Postmaster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

Connecticut The Legislature Of Connect
Gu, convened a, New Haven on the 3rd inst
Mr. Wigh,man, (Dem.) was elected Speaker
Of the House, he received 1l9 votes. and MIR.
McCnrdy. (Whig) 81. Mr. Burial. (Dem.)
was chosen Prcsidcn; pro TEN. OF the Senate.
A Join, committee waited upon Gov. Els
worth, and informed him Of their organization
and received for answer that he had no com :
munica,ion TO make.
Nocl,oiee Of State Officers having been made
BY tue peuprr tIr rssU Esvrsss ,l.o s,l. insi.
proceeded to ballo, for them. The following
result of,he ballo,inss, we extract from the ~.
Y. Journal Of Commerce. o.! the 9Th inst.
THE Legislature Of Connecticut, on joint
ballot. last Thursday. elected Chaunccy F.
Cleveland, Governor Tor the ensuing year. The
votes s,ood-CleYeland l39, Ellsworth 6s.
Majority al
"IYllam S. lIollab;rd vas chosen Ii, Gov
ernor. having received liO votcs, ugnins, 10 for
Reuben Booth
"Jabcz l.. White. Jr. was chosen Treasurer,
AMI, Noah a. Phelps. Secretary. each receiving
l3S votes, while the Wing candidate received
each g..
..Gideon weilcs. for Treasurer. received
1856 vo,cs. Kiibou,n Is. blank %.
AN the successful candidates aIc Locos.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

WEDNESDAY. MAY Is. 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-18

Increase Of the Observation-Disclosures
and Arms-I,eisn or Terror in Providence
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