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Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

In our paper Of the 7th instant, under the head
of" Later from the Rio Grande," announcing the
arrival of passengers at New Orleans in the steam
ship NeW York, from Galveston, Texas, occurred
the following passage, copied from New Orleans
paper:
General Worth, ColoneLs Coffin, Wsite Fisher and
Treadwe Majors Van Ness and March, Captains Duncan,
Whitehead and Mcclellan, and several other officers of the
army arrived in the New York"
Our attention has been called to the fact that OF
the persons named General WORTH is the only one
belonging to the United States Army, except the
Major VAN NESS" (Paymaster,) whose arrival in
New Orleans was expected about the time in order
to procure funds for the payment of the troops in
Texas.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

An act TO abolish capital punishment in the State Of MI
cHreAs has passed both Houses Of its Legislature by large
maorites.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

nce tne extension OF the Erie Railroad through Orange
county TO Permon (New York the milk trade has assum
ed additional Importance There were transported over the
Enc road during the last year. various points of Orange
county to Piermon on the North nver 3s $40 quarts Of
mk ane rom fenon' by steamboats, to New York. where
sold at four cents per quart Previously the price was six
cents and The saving alone in the quantity mentioned amount
ed to Sl20 000 or the profits to all concerned the owing
is considered fair estimate
The farmers made profit Of . s45. ooo
The railroad company received. .... 40 O0o
The consumers saved d.......,........ 100 600
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

General WORTH and Lieutenant LARKIN SMITH
(of Gen. W.'s staf) arrived in this city on Thurs
day evening, from Gen. TAyLoR's camp, by the
southern route. We understand they represent the
army as perfectly secure against any attack, and no
prospect Of any collision Union
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

Our readers will have seen that, in the House OF
Representatives, on Thursday last, motion was
made by leading member of the Democratic par
ty to suspend the rules TO allow him to make mo-
tion 10 bring the present Session Of Congress 20 q
close ON Monday, The 18Th day Of Juty nsrf, and
that the vote upon this preliminary question stood
as follows Yeas lOl, Nays 62
We expect the Editor Of the government paper
now to acknowledge that he was stumbling in the
dark when, on this day week, he denied the fact
then stated by us, that there ran,or Of dis
position in that quarter of the House to propose
such measure. The disposition must have been
very strong, when, in the very face and teeth Of the
vehement indignation Of the government editor at
the bare suggestion of it. large majority Of his own
party voted to entertain it though the motion to
suspend the rules did not prevail the votes of two
thirds Of the Members present being necessary for
that purpose.
The Yeas and Nays on this division Of the House
will be found in our columns to-day.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09
DEBr AND TAXES OF NEW YORK CITY

DEBT AND TAXES OF NEW YORK CITY
The public debt, the st Of September, s45 and the
amount Of taxes for the year ls45 of the city of New York.
were follows
Public Debt. Tares for ls45.
New York city. Sl2, 30s, 25l 81, ,096, l9l
IMPORTS, EXPORTS, & DUTIES, AT NEW YORK
For January, February, March, april ls45. ls46
Imports, tota four months "a, 1856, ,002 &c, 265, ,4l0
Exports do. four months. :. 7,349, ,523 6,7l0, 923
Duties do. four months I. 6,l7l,747 6,746, ,07s
II will be that there is large increase Of imports and
consequently Of duties, this year New York, when COM
pared with ls45 and decrease Of exports for the pc
riod at this port while the exports of for this year.
from all ports exhibit deficiency Of twelve millions Of dollars
and upwards when compared with ls45.
THE COTTON TRADE.
Tots amount Of cotton shipped to oil foreign ports from the
LIST Of September to the middle of April
To France. ..................... 256,712 lS6,3l5
10 other foreign ports ............ ls9,7 709 SS979
Total bales les.............-.. l,337, i79 s2l, b4l
Denclency IN 1870 4Ib 63S
Which, valued at $40 per bale, Sl2 469 Ia0 The def
cheney Of receipts Of cotton at all ports this year. compared
with the last is 37s0 600 but there increased domestic
consumption at the North Of about $4,000 bales
Bankers Weekly Circular
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-05-09

~ Hs
The leading article Of "The Union'' of Thurs
day night begins in manner calculated to frighten
weak minds, and, indeed until the npshot Of il is
ascertained by further perusal, is sufficient to star
tie even sound intellects. We give the first few
lines as taste of its quality
j" "MoMESroUs. stop the press that we may give to
the American people without single days dey the follow
ing extract just put into hands, The writer gentle
of the purest patriotism and Of great ability He is not
connected with missions abroad but he never writes upon
any subject on which he is not accurately informed" &C.
What follows purports to be " an extract from
private letter from an American citizen now in Eu-
rope, dated London, April Is, ls46;' and consists
OF speculations of the writer concerning the dura-
tion Of the Peel Ministry, and fearful predictions OF
the effect Of its dissolution upon the Oregon con-
troversy.
The whole manner and substance of the letter,
with its stupid abuse Of tile Senate of the United
States, and its laudation of the President induce
the belief that the good nature Of the government
editor has been imposed upon by gross fabrication
OF domestic origin. Certain it is, that no Amer-
can gentleman of great ability" or accurately
informed could have written such letter from
London, unless as jeu Pesprif--or, in other
words, hoax.
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Mr. JolbafI. * French chemist. has
discovered Il method Of producing gas.
for illumination, from water. He char
ycs the Hydrogen from aqueous vapor
strongly with carbonaccous vapor from
oil or gas tar, or any other oil, and pro-
duccs Il brilliant white light
The editor of one Of our exchange pa
pcrs wlllully pcrpc,rated the following
outrageous and abominabIc rhyme;
HAL bcau,rous maid Of grace divine,
Why DO you wear bump bchind?"
The audacious scamp! He ourl, to
be choked TO dacth with Il Iady'< hustle
Wonder i + that editor culiivatcs hairq
III he dors, he must swallow the fo.lowinp ::
rciort from IL bustlc-lng littl. maid:
'llail dandics with your broad Il tailed coats.
" ny 10 you wear youi hair like goats ~
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee of the Abbc,
viii" and EGgclicld Union Bible Society,
composed Of the following members, viz:
M"ssrs. William Royal for Horeb; A
Waller and w p Illll for Mt Morlah L.
Lake for Damascus L Payne Tor Fellow
ship: :. w Coleman Tor Sister Springs;
Jas Richardson for Sloan las Wright
tor Walnut Grove; A ri McGcc for Tur-
key Greek; w = Martin for Broadniontl;
a " illlams for Little River; w Smith for
Hrnlah; los Sharp for bethlehem; w
brooks Tor prnirl; Jas ,Fidcman for
Buffalo: nj Cobb for Providence; and
whom the church may appoint for Bc,ha,
ny-will meet at SLOAN on FRIDAY
hcfor: the second Sabbath III SEPTEM.
BER NENT, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
Churches not represented in the Annual
Meeting OF the Society, are requested TO
send up their contributions to he meeting
of the Committee, ns the proceedings Of
the Anniversary will not be published till
after HAT time
A full and punctual attcntancc is much
desired
The I'.dgcfcld Advertiser will please
copy four times. w. S. HARRIS,
Augusta rs At Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

|Ci'N Il SfflCE,
Charleston, S. c., Aug. II, ls46 {
by His Exccllcncy WM. AIKEN, ESQ,
Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief in
and over the State Of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received
ut this Department, that Toby, slave of
Mrs. Marrcc, was shot and killed bv one
JOHN JONES, OH Sunday, 9th August,
and that said John Jones has fled from the
State, supposed to have gone to Savannah
in Georgia. In the end, that Justice may
br had. do hereby offer reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the appre-
hcnsion and delivery of the said fugitive
from justice. into any Jail in this State.
lie is about 50 years Of age, very stout. S
feet 8 Or inches high, red face, downcast
countcnancc and gray hair.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au.
gust, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty~six, and in
the scvenlicth year Of American indie.
pendcnce. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
r. G. Plnckney, Sec. of State.
Aug 26 262t
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HEAD QUARTERS,
md BRIGADE.


v Angus, 2lst: 1916. :
he following Regiments will parade for
kevlcw and Drill at times and places
specified.
The lOtl Regiment at Richardson's on
tuesday the 29il of September.
The Ith Reg glmcn, at the Old Wells, OH
Thursday the first day oi October.
The 9th R"9i linen, ut Loves on Satur-
day the 3d day OF October
The 9Th Regiment ut NIorrows Old
Field on Tuesday the 9th day of October
The 9th Regimen; at Lomax's on
Thursday the Stln day of October,
The commissioned and non.comuis-
stoned officers OF each Regiment will as
scnbic un the day previous 10 their Re-
view for drill and Instruction.
By order Of Brig. Gen.
j. II. BRADLEY.
w. W. BEI.cnEE, Brigade Major.
Th" Edgciie!d Advertiser will copy the
above twice.
Sept s, 1916. % st
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EAsSWEMW public, that he has leased
9ssss@Sssszse the buildings formerly oc-
cupicd by the
Rail Road company as Il Depot,
For the purpose Of pursuing the above
business in all its various branches,
COTTON, Stored with him, will have
the important advantage of being as
1t were,
On the Rail Road.
And ready for transportation either to
Charleston or elsewhere. as the Cars load
and unload Immediately at his doors !;
whilst its location ON this account also
presents paramount advantages to those
who may wish to sell their produce in this
market. He tlattcrs himself, therefore,
from the superior location of his Ware
House, together with his determination to
give strict attention to the interest conf.
ded to his charge. he will be able TO give
general satisfaction to al who may favor
him with their Gust ON,
LIBERAL ADVANCES will ut all
times be made Oh cotton or other produce,
either in store or for shipment to Cha rlcs>
ton, and every facility extended to those
who may wish either TO sell their produce
III this market, or to ship by the Rail Road
to Charleston Or other markets.
His charges will be as moderate as those
of any similar establishment; and nsu-
rance can he effected Oh this Warehouse,
ut MS low rates us anv in tho place.
Sept. 3. 25 1T B. NJ. RODGERS.
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IMPORTANT SALEi

WI be sold, on the 1l,l, NOVEMBER
NEAI, ut the late residence Of Joshua
Nlcachum, the tract Of LAND on which
he lately resided. situate ;,hou, thirteen
miles westward Of the village of AbbcyjlI...
containing Onc Thousand -Four Hundred
and Thirty Acres, more or less. The
place is i'll good state of improvements,
having on il IA good Dwelling HOUSE,
GIN HOUSE ana SCREW, ,THRASH-
ING HOUSE and TIlRASHER, Il new
MILL HOUSE and MILL, and all ne
ccssary out Buildings three hundred acre.
of freshly clcarci land
ALSO.
VIII be sold at the same time aud place,
about five thousand bushels Of CORN. a
quantity of FODDER, about four hundred
bushels OF WHEAT, about onr thousand
bushels of OATS, and about fifty bushels
of RYE; HORSES aud MULES,
CATTLE, SIIEEP, HOGS, HOUSES
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PLANTATION TOOLS, and MANY
other articles.
The land will be sold OH credit. of one
anu two and three years, and the personal
property on crcdi, Of one year, tic whole
TO bear interest from date.
JAMES MEACIIUM,
EX'or OF Joshua Ncachum.
August 26, 1916 2G lit
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Bacon for Sale.
5000 Lbs. prime Country BACON just
received and for sale by
Il. p. MOSELY.
ALbcville G.. II. Aug IL 24tf
TO Physicians.

TO Physicians.
Having exchanged the practice Of mcdi-
cine for more congcnial employment, I
offer for sale my entire stock Of MEDI>
CINES, SHOP FURNITURE, SAD.
DLE-BAGSS, an excellent case Of SUR
GEON'S POCKET INSTRUMENTS.
&c &c &c. This stock embraces all The
medicines, furniture, &c. ncscrssary for
the young Physician to enable him TO en-
ter at once upon the practice of his profess
sion. The above articles will be sold at
sacrifice. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply at the Printing Office.
G. ii. KINGSMORE.
Aug ID 25tf
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REC;lMt.NTAI. ORDERS.
In obedience 10 General Orders from
Brigadicr General Bradley, the Eighth
Regiment will parade at
Morrow's Old Field,
On Tuesday the 9th day of October next,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, armed and equipped as
the law Directs Tor Review and Drill.
Commissioned and nom commissioned
officers will appear the day previous for
drill &c. n. II. MILLER.
sept 8. 2S st Col. Sth Reg S. G.. M.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABEEVIE.LE DISTRICT.
IN EQ CITY,

Benz. Dcasoii, V. Thomas s. Price, WIN.
NJ. Price, and o.hcrs.-BHfo for Part1-
H0n
By virtuc of an order Of the Court OF Equi.
ty, will sell the tract Of Land described
III the Writ OF Partition which was issued
IN ti;!s case, containing five hundred and
ri|hty il"r acres, more or less, ut Abbcvillc
Court House, on Sale Day i'll October next,
on credit of one and two years; the pur-
chaser TO give bond and security 10 secure
The purclas" money, and pay the costs in
cash. II. A. ZONES G. T.
C"mrS Office, Aug 81, lelG 273t
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TIE SOUTH fAnOLINIAN.

BY A. SKINNER and B. r. CARROLL.
Should sufficient encouragement be re-
cclved, the proprictors propose to issue
The South Car 'olinian, after the first day
of October next, as follows:
a SEMl-WEEKLY PAPER at So
per annum, in advance; or Sc at tho
end Of the year.
A WEEKLY PAPER at So per an
mum: in advance; or - at the end
OF the year.
Both papers will contain the same reading
matter, and also, all new advertisements.
Tie South Carolinan will be printed
on the very best paper, with new and beau.
tiful type. Aug 10 ITO.
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The State OF South Carolina.
IbberiWe District.

James Martin appl't. VS.. Nancy Martin
and othcrs.-Real Estate of Alcxan-
der Martin deceased.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Alex
andrr Martin, Oliver Martin. and John
Martin Defendants reside without the
limits OF this State. Ordered that they do
appear and object to the division or sale
OF the real estate Of Alexander Martin de-
ceased, OH or before the first Monday in
December 1876. or their consent 10 the
same will be entered on record.
DAVID LESLY Ord'y.
Sept. |, 1916. 3m
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Election Notice.

Notlcc is hereby given TO the citizens Of
AHbrvillc District, that an ELECTION
will he held at th,: following places on the
SECOND MONDAY and TUESDAY
in OCTOBER NENT, for Il Represent
tativ" in Congress, lso for Il Senator, to
supply the vacancy occasionrd by the re-
sIgna,ion Of Or. A. b. Arnold, whose term
OF Office Will he the uneXpircd time for
which the said y. B. Arnold was elected,
and for five Members to represent the
District III the Legislature, also five Com
misSioncrs otthc Poor.
The following arc the names of the Ma.
nagrrs at The respective Precincts:
1T tie C"uh House, n J Davis, Au-
gustus Lomax and William Hill
AT Dfake'S, d O Hawthorn. S Don
nald, and a Ii Miller.
al W0rrcnion, " II McCaw, c. B
Gutlin. II Wilson.
Al Ca'lohams, J Robinson, 3 Gala
ham, T. Clinkscalcs.
AZ Loumicsrills, J C Caldwell, r
Davis, J Maulden.
Al Caihoun's NHS, w # brennan,
r Brady, Il LcRoi.
III NeGam's, w bradley, ! G. Lind
scy. ir ID McClain.
1T IthHc Hall, J G sproull, E Wat
son, S Marshall. jr.
Cam1ri@gc, r CHI: w Carter, w
AZ G'ccn~ood, r II White, w d
Partlow, II J. Coleman.
WomlrWc, Il Talbert, NJ Hutchison,
Thomas Ross.
Dead FaN, p D Klcugh, V Rcy-
nolds, w Buchanan.
ScuN7eto", = f Jones, ~ Fl Magcc, J
killingsworth
HoiiimnM's Store, L. Tribe, r g
HarkncSs, Fl Nj Prince.
SmitAruh, J Jordan, Silas Ray, B
Stewart.
Fruziu's, G ! Cannon, Z Nelson, S
B McCIinton.
Noruoo@s, IF Gray, S J Hester, w
Spccr.
Stony Point, D w McCants, J Smith
G Appleton.
Mofgnne's, B E Gilbert, p L Guile
beau, Z G. Martin.
Moseley's, Fl Britt, H Palmer, B
Talbot.
ColAron's, w p Sullivan, S Perrin,
. , Due n'T1ss Wssi Corner, Y Haddon,
Cowan, r Ellis.
Cokes6ury, w G Anderson, 3 z
Herndon, } Wright.
Speeds, A F Wimbish, J A speer,
w J Lomax.
The votes to be counted at tho Court
House on Wednesday after the election.
August 10, l846 rs 81
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PROCLAMATION.

10y Ai'' GhCchcHCy " Nl. AMEN, Esq,
Governor and Commandcr-in-Cm in
and over the State of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received
at this department, that ARTHUR, the
slave Of Isaac Wcathcrly, Esq, of Che
raw District, who has alsscondrd from this
State, and is said to be in North Carolina,
AID has recently been engaged in dccoy,
ing OIL and stealing slaves, ins,gatcd by
white men, who arc now in the custody of
tho law, and as so nr!arious Il traffic should
be scvrraily arrested and in order that
the said Arthur may b. brought 10 trial,
DO hereby offer reward Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS Tor his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Arthur is about S feet 7 or 8 inches hieh
about 30 years ofagc, and has a keen eve,
and rather down look.
Given under my hand this 18th day of An
gust, i'll the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fo,ty six, and in
the scventicth year of American Indc-
pcndcncc. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
Il. @: Pinckncy, Sec. of State.
Aug 26 2G2t
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HEAD QUARTERS,
2ND RECiNr:,r CAVALRY.

August goth, 1916.
Pursuant to general orders, the End Rrgi.
mcnt of Cavalry will parade ut Longmirts
on Saturday 10Th September next, uni.
formed and equipped for review, drill and
inspection.
The commissioned and mono ommis
stoned officers will assemble at the same
place on the day previous for drill and in>
spection.
complete return of the effective
strength, arms and equipments Of til" Re-
gimcnt is ordered 10 he made out and fur
nishc:! OIL the day ofparadc.
BY order Of &c. SAYLY,
Col End Rcg'i Cav'ry $. G.. NJ
sept 2 II ct
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Y, y II, E mtaI.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening
September Sth by DR.. +. Branch,
MIR. MORTON DANSBY, to Miss
AGNE,SS VIII son, daughter of Mr.
Michael Wilson. near this Village.
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TO the People of Abbcville.

VIZ O0T71o VI H1IOs
The subscriber respectfully sollcits all per-
sons indebted to the Sheriffs Office for
COST, Plaintiffs or Defendants, ,arc earn.
estly requested to come forward and settle,
as this is my last year in Office, shall be
compelled to have all cost due me in the
Office settled. You will find myself or MIR
Taggart always in attendance
April Is 7t J. RAMEY.
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N r. &c IT, .

n OTIC f..
WHITLOCK, SULLIVAN g. WALL
LER, having placed all their NOTES
and ACCOUNTS in our hands :or collec-
tion, with special Instructions, those in-
dcbted by Note or Book Account, would
do well to call and make payment as soon
as convenient. Payment is not to be
made TO either Of the partners, but alone to
u.s. PERRIN e. McGOWEN.
July 22, 1916 81 tt
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Notice..

Notice,
Is hereby given, that a Petition will he of.
tered to our next Legislature, applying for
an act OF incorporation for Liberty Church
September =, 1876 II 3m
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The State Of South Carolina,
AHi:E\il.I.E DISTRICT,
~ EQIII'I.

mo ". Hearst, Y. P G. McOwcn and
" ltr.-EIU jDf Puriitinu.
ny virtue Of an order OF the Ccurt oi Equi.
~, will sell the trac, Of Land described
IN the Replication in this case as the
"Dawson Tract continuing six,y>scvcn
acres, more or less, at Abbevic Court
Iousc, on Sal" Day in October next, on Il
credit OF ono and two years /; the purcha-
scr to give bond and security to pay the
porchas,: money, and pay the costs in ash
ii. A. JONES, G.. E.
Con'rs office, Aug 81, 1916 273t
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CASIEKN 1)lVlSION.-NFc IND the
following announcement, with the
appropriate remarks annexed, in
the Portsmouth New Era of Thus
day I'VE feel high sense OF
qualification in announcing that
late on Saturday evening this dis
tlnguished officer received through
the Adjutant Generals office at
Washington, his orders from the
]roper Department to take COM
nand Of the Eastern Division. lix-
ing his Head quarters either at
New York, Philadelphia or Troy.
He has selected New York as the
most important point, and ycstcr-
day afternoon, the very first con-
veyance that left the Osccola. after
his orders were received, tuund
Gen, Games, on hiS route To duv.
We believe it would have been
more agreeable to him to have
been ordered back to the Western
Division, where he might have
completed his plans Of defence for
the Mississippi river, but he SAYS
it is the duty Of the soldier to obey
orders, not question them. and we
took leave Of him with the proud
conclousness that we were in the
presence of a brave and ready pa
trlot and soldier, whose only object
Is to serve his country, and pre-
serve unsullied his honor and his
fame.
I'm conversation with the Gcncr-
al Just previous to his departure,
the subject Of the late invcstiga-
ton came up. when he expressed
himself as extremely grateful to
the Secretary of War, for the op-
portunity he had afforded him.
through q Court Of Inquiry, to
place himself reciuS IN cur:u before
the American people.
Tie LATE BATTLES WITH THE
MExlcANs.-lt is computed that of
the sixteen hundred men under
Gen. Taylor's command eleven
hundred were foreigners. If we
allow one hundred foreigners from
other countries. VIC have left one
thousand Irish-rnen, who fought in
these glorious battles. This is II
pill which will ever stick in the
throats of the N1tiviSts.
Boston Pilot
RAIL ROADS IN CAROLINA AND GEon-
clA.-The Macon Messenger gives the
following statement Of the Rail Roads
now in operation in these two States. viz:
Central Rail Road, from Savannah TO
Macon, 100 miles
Macon and Western, from Macon TO
Atalanta, l0l miles.
State, or Atlantic and Western. 50
miles.
Georgia, from Augusta to Atlanta,
III miles.
Athens branch, DO miles
Augusta to Charleston, 1856 miles
Branch Road to Columbia, 80 miles.
Making grand chain OF communica-
ton Of 776 miles.
+ AGED NEGRoES.-A colorcd woman,
named Daily belonging to the estate OF
Richard Wilder, OF this county, died ON
the I'd inst. at the age Of on- hum,!yyM und
ttcentY-omc gears. She survived her huS-
band some three or four years, who was
one humtrctl und nineteen at the time Of
his death. They lived together as man
and wife nearly ninety years.
Edcniom, ~ C. JouruaL
LARGE SNAKE-A gentleman resi-
ding few miles from town, informs US
that he killed not long since, Rattle
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Ware House aud Commission Business,
a \ u r T. G. T. WING AND
FORW ARDlNC AGENCY.
II 4 .MBCIi(;. :.

uAAlBCRG, $. e.
2 The subscriber hcgs leave
to inform his frirds and the
! public, that he has leased
, the buildings formerly oc-