Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

place, on theI zih Of November n ss'sz
Taz; Collector tors1 tarisstons-C oh Francis
Lance, was elected Tax Collector, iof ftfe Pafs
isbes ofSt. Phillip and Sts Michael,s ons the
days ofthe general election 5pfotdsi as aiust
the election was enteredsS ists sss7sss
The Charleston Courierof2 22thsinstant ,'sr.
says. "The Board Of Managers;nier again, -
yesterday, atihe C. House at slG ,cfock;
A. NJ, when II. Bailey, Esq. was tleardass.
forithe Protest, and. j. La Pe.isru,
against il. The Board then retired. and das.,s
after consultation, sustained lie Protest .,5
on the two principal grounds, aud declared -.
the election null and void. -
Asthe Tax Collectors Act makes. no ~
provision holding a new election at least
until lnext October, ifaheD 1heeresuit;o ~
the decision of the Board sis thought TOT hes
that Mr. Pinckney will, bold ths of6ce, ,fbya@
virtue Of the Goyernor,s ,apgointmentsa.sssss
least until that period. Iu order that our .s.s
readers may judge for themselves on Ibis So
matter, we subjointh he portions of the Agt -,
of 1886, applicable 10 the question. ~ 2 s
".Sec. 2. Whenever a5vacalcy;f shalis
happen in the Office of Tax Collector, in lf::gss
any district or parish after. theepassfng
this Act, an election shall berheid ID siiitssa-
such vacancy, on,the second Mondaysaad al
the day following. in Ocioberd rdhereafter;t 10 zrss
be conducted in the same manner as sby,sa,s
law directed for managing and. .sholdjng ss.s.
elections for members OF the legislatures" -
"Sec. 6. When vacancies shall happ5esin3 g E
in the Office Of Tax Collector, il, apy dis orr
trict or parish, and ii shall be uecessargto q
fill The same. before and uniiiz zthes stims
prescribed for holding e.regularteleetioni, ~;
the Governor for The time being is:herebyh v:
authorized TO- appoint 10 The said Offices sA-
some I'll and proper person, to ienter pun c,ys
the duties OF bis Office when be sEaihhayesfs,
given bond and security, and to continue ii
otfce until successor shalt be duly eiesic.ssk
ted and commissioned" 80 ssIsz,'
piolent Storm at Mc Nonh:--From the New, ssss
York papers we learn, that a violent storm, 80
visited the city Of New York, and ihash,y o5l6er:
towns on the lst Of October The papers give s
full particulars ofthe devastation Inc,
storm. An extract upon thes1bj bjeci' Iroina,es q
Charleston Courier. will be found. upon
:. = 80 SNSs>{P"Pe''Ss ~
). Rail Roua ,Iss,;ns = ~. q
learn fiom ,e Abbss;,a sss
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-. In: 1aat large number q the cllizensaf $
on yesterday to take into cousiideraii55ri% Z.
The project of conhecting Greenvilie viii, ~ ~
Charleston, by q Railroad passing through s3es'
ie eoo.e.rp p,a'sa IoaoE from. dgeheld tots'
AIKEN at Gdsehsli i = s;ogEsS n Honse.
en1S Hea ba,ss was saii'n m
- tsol; r. p,.las 70 thes and
u ha m aisen = se. as aecle,ary:
ine Gpal.aias 90 taxing nls seat expfain.f
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J. g. SnrowI = = = A,fe''non'5Se
Wills, ibe comm;iiee ,,s,o n,a.,x;a 80, -; 80
the resolutions i PSRee, T Esa. p:'pst.ns5. ps
',s,snn asi,s:i & heeo. Lsqr. OF .An..'ss'
marks unon the occasiaa n ,b;a, hase some fe.
an eloopen, and Snro;bIs .,.,in "'' NC o'oali' 's
The Comin,,ss :. .e;", y.I. nL.u, - -, y
re,urned and .nhuo;,saa a..s' "a. s,ipr. absence
so,u,ions ,rS;oh eo ha;n aue Iolo"'nS res
mee,ina ssns,a,eI % ,raNa n.au aua. p9l 70 .ae =
adon,ei sp'a'.e' :, AS''. : were Unanimously =
Rsso,,,.J Tb., go 1900. - l. s....,.,','' -