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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICAN YOUTH 4.
INV VOLUME OF
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM,

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
DIR. G.. Ii. Weiser,

OFFERS his professional services. to the citiIsDs
~ OF Sunbury, and vicinity Office mex, door to
the residence Of Revd. r. A. Fisher. where he may
be found unless engaged ia discharging the duties
of his profession. Oct 9Th, lS42.--G
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

CoLD SpoRr.-The MiUerites at Providence
had decided that the great end Of all things was
to come about last Wednesday, and preparations
were made to meet it. Over one hundred pas
sed the night in the burying ground, on the
west side, some of whom, if report speaks true,
were dressed in their ascension robes. They
went there to witness the resurrection of their
friends with whom they expected 10 rise into
the cloudsI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

The Bennington, VI Banner gives the follow.
ing as Prophet Miller's description Of the coming
of the Son of man
IA small bright spo, will first appear in the east,
which will gradually expand as |, approaches the
earth. By and bye, small cloud will appear be-
fore the luminous ball and between it and the
earth. On this cloud will be seen the Son of Man,
standing erect, his figure plainly visible to The spec.
tators on the earth. At the sound of trumpet Cor
Some other signsl) have gradually Illuminated the
whole heavens, the righteous dead shall rise from
their resting place-and the risen and the living
saints shall rise together be caught up and meet the
Saviour in the sir, when they will instantly he
changed and clothed with Immortality. The ST.
viour will then present them to the Father, whose
presence is denoted by this luminous mass, perfect,
without spot or wrinkle. The Father will then
give the Saints, by the marriage covenant, as a
bride TO the Son. They will then be constituted
the New Jerusalem, anj together with the Saviour
will descend to the earth, which during their s5-
scence has been purified by fire, and the wicked
burned up where the Saints will dwell with Christ
forever"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04

VVNHE subscriber hereby gives notice, tina, he has
1 purchased the following articles, sold the
property of John Trego, by the constable Of Coal
township, and that they have been loaned to him
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-04
Tavern Notice.

To The Honorable c. @. Donnri Esq. President,
andhi Associates Judges ofthe Court of Quar-.
Ter Sessions Of The cou"ty cf Northumberland
vVNHE petition of Felix Lerch of Shamokin tsp,
i in said county, humhly represents that he Con-
rnues to keep house of public en'cr iument at
his old stand in Snufftown, and is well prepare
for the accommodation Of travellers. &c. He the'r-
fore prays your honors to grant him license. to
keep a tavern during the ensu ng wear, and he will
rray. &c. FELIX LERCH.
TO THE JunGEs snsvE MENTIONED: The sub
scrihers residents Of Shamokin ,shp, hereby certify
that Felix Lerch, the applicant for license. Ia q
man of coed repute for honesty and temperance.
and is well provided with house room and conve.
niente, for The lodging and accommodation Of
strangers and travellers and that public house
there is necessary. They therefore recommend him
rs proper person to be licensed TO keep public
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Fire Company Notice.

AIOTlCE is hereby given, that tho Tl4ow'nr
~ named gentlemen were duly rlcc'~ officers
ef The Coon WILL FIRE CoMPa~r "F N,aTHuM.
sERLAND CoUsII, for the year 1884:
President HOtkmen,
Silss H. Englc. lst. Charles Beck,
Secretary. I'd Benjamin Krohn,
J. II. Zimmerman, Sd. Edward e. EiseIy.
Treasurer, Aremen,
Newton Shindel, LIST Isssc Martin,
Engineers, ID Chs. H Hiemsn.
LIST. d. W, Shindel, TronghmGn
ID Samuel ]. Fry. John De
Sd. Jno. f. Schmick. As"aant do.
Laddermen. J"hu Bright
lst. Marin f. Bucher. Doorkeeper.
ID. Charles W. Bucher, Gideon L,ndaw.
sd. G. w. Vial.
BY order Of the Company.
Feb ls j. II ZIMMERMAN, Sec.
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. III IT b4N DI TIN IL " y y II,
Shamokintown, Feb. lS, lS43.-u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-18
EDcErFEaD
w. +. DuRlsoE. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.


Three Dollars per annum. ifpaid IN adranee
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. If no, paid
l.sfore the expiration OF SIX Mouths from the
date of Snbscrip,ion-and -Four Dollars lf not
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers ont
OF the State are ~reqaiird 10 pay iG ddranee-
No subscription received for less than oae
u,ar, and no paper discontinued until !larrear-
ages arc paid. ercep, atihe option OF The Pub
l@is!icr.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration of;hc
year.
Any person p-ocurin: five Subscribers ard
becoming responsible for The sane, shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS couspicuor.ly inserted 4, G2!
cents per -G0air, jl2 lines. "r.sss.( for the frs,
insertion, and i32 cents. FOR each continuance
Those published Monthly. or quarterly ili BE-
charged 81 per square FOR cacn irseriiort. Ad-
ycr,isenents not having the Number OF iGscr-
lions marked on them. will be continued unit!
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
AL Job work done for persons living at a
distance, must be paid for nj the time the work
is done. or the payment secured in tho village.
All communications addressed TO the Editor,
pos. paid, Will be promptly and strictly attend
ed 20,
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The Wonderful Cures

rEEFoRMEp ar
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RCP OF PRUNUS ElRGINiANA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
TT ORE PROOF Of the Efficacy Of DR..
I'VE Srayne's Com pound syrup Of Pru-
nus Vrgani0nd. or MD Cherry.
CONSUMPTION
And Bleeding ofhe Lungs office gears standing.
Miss Lewis. of " est Philadelphia, entirely
cnrcd by the use of DR.. SWAiNE'S Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry. | am truly
happy 10 return my sincere thanks 10 the pro.
pricior of this valuable medicine. Having been
afflicted for i've years with that dreadful dis.
care. Consumption. during which time | was
troubled with the Splitting Of Blood. attended
viii, 4 hacking cough. pam III he side, breast
and back. NV cough WIS almost incessan,. for
which | tried ,a!i"us proportions 20 obtain
relief; bat found nothing I" relieve nc until /
obtained DR.. SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry. which Immediately gave me
relief. and by using the medicine i've weeks, or
thereaJonis. II resulted IN periorming 4 perfect
cure. J ain happy 10 say tina, | now emily a.
GOOD hc;li, u. | could Hish for. Your ever
,rarkfu! and humble friend,
MISS s. LEWIS"
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Post office Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO me by note'
IA bill or otherwise, mus, settle by the
25th Of February next. Hereafter no
credit will be given in The Post Office, tor
Letters, Papers, &c. AS nc respect TO
persons will be- paid. non need apply.
ARRANGEMENT OF MAILS.
The Augusta Stage arrives on Mondays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, Al hall past b,
A.. NJ. Mails closed the proceeding even
ings III s o'clock.
Leaves for Augusta Tucsday's, Thurs.
days and Sundays, at IL NJ. Mail closed
at ii 4. NJ.
Aiken Stage arrives and departs as
above, except it arrives on Tuesdays and
leaves on Wednesdays.
GsPost Office npen on Sunday from
II 4. NJ. to | p. NJ.
N FRAZER, P. n.
Jan.4, If 40
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ACADEMY;
Loretsd on the Blocker Road, seren miles
from EdgeEeld T.. Fl.

B~E0ChERSVgLBE ACADEMY
Loccisd on the Blocker Road, seren miles
from Edgefe!d E. Fl.
tTTlIlE Trustees respec,fullyiuforms The
patrons Of this Institution, that they
have re-engased the services Of Mr.. JAMES
T,as:, for the ensuing year, and that the e1'
escisss OF the Academy will recommends on
the llat Monday in January next.
TIE we'll knnwn ability Of Dir. TimlIe, to-
geiba.s aiih his long experience, and the gene
fatsassfsctou he has given as a Teacher. war.
raii the Trustees in assuring thos= parents and
suaYSSass who may intrust their children aud
wtrds - his care, that every cXcTtica will be
useds6 on his part 10 promote the moral as we!
as the inteileciudl Improvement 0 ftheir minds.
Tha following are tho rates of Tuition:
Eor tke Elementary branches. SO 90 per or.
Thgafoye with Grammar. Geo
grapbS, Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Composition Lo-
gic, Rhetoric. &c. 4 90 "
hstrofvlny,, Surveying, & Ma-
ihcfSafics, GO
: Good boarding con be obtained IN tile i,nmr.
date neighborhood Of the. Academy. al % per
month"; 49, 3. VI. BLOCKER.
JOHN II. HUGHES,
FELIX LAKE.
Trustees.
Deesg II IS
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a Card to the Public.

lEgSHE Amount Of bodily and mental
~ misery arising from a Neglect OF
small complaints Is inculculable, and il il
therefore of the ;mos importance that a
strict attention to the least and mos, til
Hing bodily inirmiiics should be had kf
diseases OF the body Invariably afer, tho
mind. DR.. McGars Vegstsbe Life Iled.-
e'aes, in every Instance where ,hey L.avs
been thoroughly used, have T1unai.d
ocer Disease ib almost all lis diversified
forms. Tie saiutary effects OF the Life
Medicines have, in fac;, been SO universal
" experienced, that In the sho-, saace Of
five years. they have become falls es,ab.
lished as The most easy, safe aud perfect
mode Of treatment ever offered 10 The
public.
Ii is unnecessary. here, for DR.. Moffa,
TO recapitala,e ali he reasons which have
Induced him 10 arrive al This copclus;oo.
II Is sufficient for him 10 say, that the dis.
interested testimony Of his fellow c~ilizcus
who have been induced TO use The Life
Medicines, will freely be offered 10 nuv
enc who may feel disposed 10 call a, hi,
Office, 375 Broadway. lie has there On
file several thousand ~lci,ers, voluntarily
proaered by his patients, The receipt and
perusal of which has given him moro
pleasure than all tie wealth OF The East
could confer. H'
The reader may no, perhaps lie aware
that the origin Of Mofal.s Lie Medicines
was The result Of a protracied and painful
illness ofiheir originator, Mr.. John hIofal.
When taken III, 6lr. ii. was a prosperous
and ionrishing merchant IN The lower part
of the city Of New York, add having con-
snl,e'i and employees n number Of our mos:
skiliul physicians, he, utter months OF suf-
terius. was prevailed upon 10 try the mcdi-
clue which is now offered TO the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in his
own case was unparalleled in the history
OF medical experience; and he immediate.
ly determined TO make known 10 The world
a medicine 10 which he rot only owed bis
W life, bur his happiness. The uniform
success which has since attended iiieir ad-
minis'ration In every instance where a fair
Trial has been given them, has been n,tes-
ted by thousands and incontcstibly proves
their intrinsic merit. 20
The Eff 1fsaitinesa csn heztaaeu rs;;d,.H
safety by persons of age; and the feeble,
the intrm. the nervous and The delicate,
are strengthened by their operation, be-
cause by their prompt aud proper action
upon the secrcIions Of the system. and
their assimilation with and purifcu,ion Of
the blood, they clear the system Of oil bad
humoTs. quiet al! nervous irri,aoili,y, aud
invariably produce sound health.
For Sale by
I'D. TfBBETS, Agent.
Nov Q. 1912 If IL
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For Sale.

WYHE Subscriber offers for sale the wei
u known House in Aiken. fronting on tie
Rail Road, aud known rs MARSIl'S IiO-
TEL. The house has been KEEP, ~ n Public
House for several Yeas, aud contains 40 rooms
double and single, the greater portion oftheln
with fire places. Upon The premises nre like
WISE all necessary ont Buildings, kitchens. ne
gro houses and stabling for 100 horses. in the
yard is IN excellent well Of water.
Terms one alird cash, the balance on q credi,
o. une and two years.
!flso-For,y or tiily unimproved Lots. hand
somcly' situated, within the corporate limits oil
JOHN MARSH, Aiken.
Dcc if i5
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA. Dec. 18Th. '>ls.
By His Excc,lcncy JAMES II. HsMMuxp Esq.
Govcrnorand COMMANDMENTS Chef in. and
oyer The Stats Of South Carolina.
NNHEREAS an Fl, c;ion WIS held on the
Wv frs, Monday Of November las, and day
following, to supply the vacancy in the Con-
srcssiouai District Of l,ich!and. Lexington
0rangrbnrg and Barrweli, uccasioued bv the
resignation Of Hon. Sampson II. Butler; ard
whereas. il, appears upon counting the votes
returned by ,hs Managers OF Election to the
Office Of Secretary Of State. TINT Samuel W.
Trotti had 4 majority OF said votes. Now
therefore, |, Jalncs II. Hammond. Governor
OF the State OF South Carolina. do hereby dc.
clare aud proclaim that the said Samuel w.
'Tro,,i, has been duly elected n Representa-.
live from this State, for The Congressional Dis
,rict aforesaid, TO the Congress- Of the United
States.
Given under my iiand and the seal of the
State. at cc.2rabir- lhc 18Th of Dcceu,
hcr, Que Thousand Cish, hundrcd a,io
foy;y-two, and the sixiy.scventh year o
American Independence.
}. II. HAMMOND.
VI. Lsroror, Secretary Of State.
Deer. - - !?
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Neyy Boot & shoe store.

Wi1E Subscriber respectfully inform:
81 his friends aud the citizens oiEdge-
field District generally. ,liat on the 9th inst.
he will open a Boot and Shoe Establish
mcnt in the Town OF Edgcfeld, where al!
kinds Of work in MS liac will be neatly and
scrvicoahly executed.
Good Hides Of every description will be
bartered for, or bought for Cash.
All persons indebted 10 me by note or
hook account, are requested to come for
ward 10 pay up rs | nm very much in
wan, of money and 10, being very desi.
rous of putting their ~coun in The hands
Of an officer for collection.
MICHAEL L. GEARTY.
january 4. 1912 81 ~
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MISS s. LEWIS"
More Proofs Of the EtFeaeycf DR.. SWAYNE'S
Compound syrup Of Hhd Cherry, inreier-
ing afflicted Alan.

MOrs Proofs 81 The E:tFt0eycf DR.. SRi YNE'S
Compound syrup Of HM Cherry, in~reier-
ing afflicted Aian.
To DR.. SwAYSE.-Dcar Sr.-The time h,s
been, when | would No, nd n med.
c;nc advertised in the public prints over nav
own signature: | now feel diffcrcnl-l feel re-
lict. | was reduced by n pio,racied cough for
six months to n mere skeleton, norcst n nirh,l;
soreness and pair in my breast. side, &c. tSuE.
fee il 10 say. ! used your Compound of Wild
Cherry. which IN Il few weeks relieved me ec.
icctnally. | am certain. had I: no, been for
Your medicine (as lie Frequently depends on
early attention 10 proper medicines I should
now be- in the silent grave. Lr, no person dc.
Law. but procure your Syrup and be relieved OF
their Coughs and Colds. as they are dangerous
cumpuuiors. and often lcnd 20 fatal ~conscoucn.
ccs. ionr friend.
ABRAHAM SKINNER.
Crawford county, Pa.
Forsalcby Dr.. Swaync at u North sixth
81. Philadelphia, and by
S D. CLARkE& Co, Druggists.
Corner Genre oDd Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. c.
Nov23 II Is
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Adrlninistraaor's Notice.
Dec. Is. 1912


a Ii Persons indebted to the Estate "'john
IA Cuker. dec, ure earnestly requested to
make payment, as the condition ol the Estate
Is such, tina, | shall be compelled TO close II as
,oon a, ii can possibly be done, therefore. | am
III hopes those Tia, are due SAID Estate. Will
avail themselves of this notice and make pay.
uIcut. This Is, day Of August. isi2.
OLIVER TOWI.ES.
Ordinary Of Esg.feH District.
hrg. }, 1912 u q
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NTG person. from this date. has aHy right
lV wisavnScr, I" receive any aInuaGi o! mo
ney due nle, without NY order.
All person. who may be indebted, for work
done al the Saw Mill last year, are requested
moi 10 pay over any monies. until Mr. Holsen.
bnck aud the subscriber has settled their bust
ness. JOHN SWEARENGEN. Scn'r.
janI 4, 80
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TEE PLANTER R,

DEVOTED TO AGRlC ULTURE, CON
MERGE. NEWS, &c.
rEHHE above is the lille ola Paper which II
is proposed to establish at the cnri.ol OF
South Carolina-J. J. Dubose. cditor-Dnhose
~ Johnston. enthusiastically. and twice a
week daring The session of the LeslslatuTe-'n
uu imperial sheet price S2 so u year.
The PLANTER will be the osgun OF The
State Agricultural Society and its auSiliaries
bu, will no, BIZ devoted exclusively 10 Agricui;
tn-e. The attention viii be paid TO general
news aud the state ofihe Columbia aud Char,
lesion markets. which, The growing trade aud
consequence OF our town require. and The pro-
cccdlugs Of the Legislature reported IN a con
dcnsed form The editor will cidca'or, by
giving II due portion Of his columns TO iiiere'
lur.. morals. science. &c, 10 make his I'aoii'
cation n ~plcasa,.. aud useful family paper.
Puymen, TO be made on the rccuip, Of the
first No. 30 the publishers or any o!ilicir agents
in the different Districts.
Jan II 10
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Notice.

TNROSE indebted 10 the late firm Of Serda.
a 'oa & .Meiss. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 10 the subscriber. II the store
OF hiessis. Bland & Butler. as longer indr!-
scncc canno, be givcr.
CHAS. a. MElGS.
iini ST 40
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ian !
Notice.

g Ii persons Indebted 10 the estate Of Job
II Thornton, decd, are requested to make
paymeu, Immediately, and those having de-
niinds against SAID estate, are requested to rem
der them, properly at,es,ed'
JOHN DORM.
WA. L. WILLIAMS.
ian 4 81 40
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Notice..

a Ii persons indebted to the estate of Dray-
IA. Ion Corneit, deed, arc requested 10
uaako payment immediately, aud those having
demands assins, said estate, are requested IL
render them in by the frs; Of May. properly
arrested. THOS. NICHOLS. Asm'T.
inn 2lin2m -
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J. O. Is. FORD,
sc Gp.

\ Consequence o' the dissolution above, il
4 become necessary | should close all ont,
standing accnnnts ard noies before The Is, oI
January mex. All persons indebted Ia me 10y
notes or otherwise, viii please consider this az
imperative and final cal! iur settlement ,riHiori
dday. as indulgence b"yoada reasonable i"!icc
can no, and will 10, be given.
J o. L. FORD.
Hamburg. S. C.. Oct. 10Th. G 81
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z o.. FORD will continue as heretofore
oS o 10 olcr lu, sale the ri"sr cn,irc 9ssor,;a"nt
~ DRY GOODS the country affords. lie
has now on hand the most complete stock al
every variety tl,at he has ever ;,ad the pleasure
10 oiicl Tor sale.
Hamburg, :. C. DC, l0.i. tr37
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Notice.
Fair Ok Positive Toticco

FAIR & Positive Toticco
FHVllAT those WHO viii neglect their duty,
Il may have no EXCISE. we avail ourselves
Of this early opportunity. 10 assure all those IN.
de5,ed TO ,s by Note, tina, unless they are plid
previous TO rr;u,n day they will be indiscrilni.
nateiy placed in the hands Of an Attorney Tor
collections.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Decr.2a tf 4a
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA. Dec. &c. 1852.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 20. iSfZ.
b. James II. Hammond, Esq. Governor aud
Commaudcr-in CHEF, in and Owe: Tic State
of South Carolina.
WWTHEREAS. the Legislature o! South
Wv Carolina, NJ iis las, Session. passed
An Ac,,o arrange the State into Districts Tor
the Election of Representative IN tie Congress
of the United States aud Tor other purposes.
and divided the State into seven Consression.
Al Districts, Of winch. the united Districts" oil
.Spar,anbusg Union. York, and Chester, cen
sli,u;e one. 10 DC known * the inst Congress
sional District; the united BIS'tictSo! FIckcis.
Anderson. Srtcmvillr. and Lartrn-. constitute
one, TO be known Hs the second Congressional
District: the nuIl:d Districts at Lancaster.
K.rshaw. Fairfield. Elchiaud. am! Sumter,
constitute one. 10 he KNOWN ~ the aIrd Con
psc,s;nual District; the uaiici Districts OF
Chesterfield. Marlborough. Darlington, Ma.
RON. NoiTv. Georgetown. AID Williamsburg.
con.,i,r,c one District. TO ID" known a. The
fuur,h Congressional District; the wni'rt Dis.
,ricts OF Aha.vIit Ncwberr.. Edache!d. and
Lexington. TO constitute one District, {" be
known aS tic iiitn Congressional District; the
District OF Charleston. exclusive OF the Parish
Of ST. Johns. Colle,"n. constitutes one District,
10 be known n the sixth Congressional Dis
ulCl, llt uUlktu Dh-N'ShSp 'eb'- WV ''"'"
well. Beaufort. Collrton and the Parish Of 81.
Johns, Collector. constitute one District, 20 be
known ~ the seventh COngressiuin' District.
Now. therefore. I.Janes II. Hammond. Go
vernon 20 aforesaid, do think proper TO ,nakc
known and proclaim. tina, each of the SAID Dis
tricis so constituted, vii! send one Representa-
tive 10 the Housc of Representatives, of the
United States, who is 10 be chosen by 'ne per.
sons qualifed,o vote for Members cf!he House
of Representatives 10 the mex, Congress will be
held on the THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRU-
AIRY, AND DAY FOLLOWING, At the
same places, and be conducted ny the sanc
Managers. and in the same inannct ~ lhc
elc :,ion OF members Of the Stat" Legislature.
Given under my ham ana seal OF Stale
nj Columbia, on t.,r = IN day of Deem
Der. one thousand eight hundred and
for,yiwo. AID the sixty seventh year Of
American independence.
J. II. HAMMOND.
NJ. LiBoE5g, Secretary cf Stale.
Jan4 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-18
New Millinery Goods.

TIME Subscribers respectfully inform
4 the Ladies OF this vicinity, and thspnblie
generally, tha, they have just received from
New York, Z Il new and well selected assort-