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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22
Sher;Ns Sale.

HPY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias
lid lie NE directed. | will proceed to sell Il,
Edsetield Ceur, House, on the first Monday
aud Tuesday. in May next, The following pro-
perty ip the Ijllowing cases. 10 wit:
John Evans vs.. B. +. Nc Doneld, twnlots oi
land in the Town of Hamburg, S. G.. known
in the plan o.: said Town, as lots number four.
teen and fifteen.
Alsey Alqtley, and Lewis MobIey, VS.. ST.
neon Jay, Eract of land. containing one hun
dred and fiflr acres, moie or less, adjoining
lands of john Huiet, A. P. Butler. and Mary
c. A. Greiner VS.. E. l.. Whatlcy, the inter
est OF the defendant, in q lract Of land, contain.
ing sixty acres. nl"re or less, adjoining lands Of
Samuel Clarke, and others.
Terms Of sale--CasIl.
~, Fl. BOULWARE, S. E.. D.
April 10 At IL
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State of Soutn Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -

Ip1Cr iELO DlSl lhlC IL 49,.
Rg,yoHN Hill e, Esq, Ordinary OF
- EdgeGeld Districi
Whereas Henry r. spann ha.ll applied
10 me for Lel'ers oi. oi.Admiinlistralioa. on all
aud snguaf'he goods aud cRaiteIs, rights
aud credits of SusannaE Allen late Of In;
District aforesaid. deceased. .s;5Fsls
These are, therefore, to cire;and aimo61.
ish all aud singular. the Kindred andcred!
ilors of The said deceased, 10 be and 'appeaaie:
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court;
for the said District, obe holden ar Edges;
field Courl House. GU the 9th day OF
April instant, % show cause. il any, why
The said administration should mol Be
granted. 7' 80 e -: -
Given under my hand and seal, this Tia
18th day Of April, in the year of5our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
furty-sixth. aud in lhe 7Uih year Of Amer
can Independence. 5a'7
JOHN HILL, o. e b:
April ii t2 J2
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Valuable School Books |!

i Usi received from Philadelphia, GRraa &
- ELLiOT's, valuable series of C0rn,u0,,
School Readers, Nos. ], J. 3 and q.
Ihese BOOKS are tbs best series of Readers
That have ever been presented 10 the Schools
in South Carolina. To be satisfied of this
please call and examine them. all who feel an
llltelrsi iii The correct Instruction Of the youth
Also, Dr Ruschnnberger's First Books of
Natural History, published also by Grigr &.
Elliott, comprising Anatomy and Physiology
Mdmmaloey, OrnilIIolugy, l,chyo!oey and
HerpetooGy. Conchology EniomoIosy. BOT.
any and Geology, being the best Eio.oentarv
works upon this subject, evor before pnbIishe /.
and every family library ought 10 have u s.t os
them, and every youth Instructed in III .., - =,
These Books have recommendation, ~ or d.
highest character, from Teachers j.. San',
Carolina and Georgia. :" oou'''
Grlnshaw's Histories OF Napolean P,ms
Lns'an France. Greece ami United STATES
WIN WIZ heys hnd Que siions 10 the same. Jones'
EIhen,is'ry and Philosophy, latest addition;
ni!.de 7, ~. d Maso!l's Farrery; Bicand,s School
Eutioh oi Natural Historys Shakespeare, two
sg.''l'es' sllt Josephns, vols, do,; yiIlugo
sermons Says Polieal Economy: Rogers
neinan's. Eil.on, &c. Works; Dictionary OF.
Quotations; Smileys Arithmetic, and Kew
and Tables Byron, illustrated, extra gilt edge:
Crab''e, do; Cowper. do; Eberli's Noies
Practice. Q volumes, and on Children: IJs 81
Dispensaioryi Family Prayer, Life of Jack
sons; Genls. aud Ladies .Lexicons: Snuca .
Morals; Chesterfield Book of PoIi,eness :.
Daughters Own Book Western .Sopster s
Beanett's Letters; Ween's Washington and
Marion; DC, &C., together with -.e.......S :
Story Books for Children. a. "a %
! For sale by G. 1. q E. PENN
Edseheld c. HyApril L 1876 81 IT
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NOTICE.

! ssH THNHEg Subscriber wishing 10 leave
EHil IL lhesSlate, offers his LANDS for
sale, Iyingin AbbeviIIe District, on the waters
of Rocky River, Two miles east of Loundsye,
and only six from the Savannah River, cor.
sisting of Twelve Hundred Acres, one half
cleared and the balance in woods, ON credit
of one, two and three years, iustalnent bear
ing interest, -. .,n
On. said Plantation theres a good DWEL:
LING, new GIN HOUSE aud SCREW,
and THRAsHING HOUSE, and all out.
houses new. The Plantation is under good
repair. - -, -.
Amy person wishing to purchase will do well
10 call ON the subscribed:
>: JOHN A. MARTIN.
AbheyilIe. March ls Gin (Ban.l 9
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.s,oppedihe horses. aud allowed Taylor to
get OUT. On Tuesday morning, he made
his appearance athe Post Office, enquir-
ing the lime OF the departure Of the Nor
thern mail, &c. He was arrested by order
of the Post Master. and taken before a
Magistrate, 10 he tried on charge of
mulila,ins and robbing The U. S. mail. As
none Of the packages placed in the bag
had been taken out Or broken open, so Tar
as the Post Master could ascertain. and
as the driver could not swear that he saw
Taylor cur or take any thing from Tho
mail bag, ne was released from custody.
Al the time Of his arrest he had with
him pistol. powder horn. aud large
bowie knife CheraaV, Ga.etie, april Ia,
Two or three weeks since, we stated
that the scarcity of Corn was moi likely
10 he SO great as had been expected last
Fall, and that the highes; price asked for
ii IN this District was 70 cents per bushe!.
Since that time vast number ofwagons
have come from Districts below this for
Coru, in consequence of which it cannot
now be purchased for less than 70. or per-
haps so cents per bushel, and is getting
scarce at that; at least, we have been in
formed that there is none for sale Within
several miles of the Village.
The eros to small graiu never looked
more promising in the uppor country than
than al present; and, as there was an
unusual Quantity sown. the prospect is
very fair FOR the corn-cribs Of our farmers
to be gre;llly relieved iu "A few weeks from
The unpunprccedented pressure of The part
year.- Greenvilfe NountQinecr.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. r.-

Samuel r. Grtson land Wife, Summons
Applicants, rs. Sebren D. in ~
Sullivan and others, Del'ls. Partition. !,
n ETappeIaring 10 my Satisfaction that Srbren
Il y. .Snllivdn, 'Th"lilas Sullivan, Dawson
Sullivan. William QuurIes and wife Eliza.
beth. unl William Quarles. ..jr, a nephew, heirs
and distributes Of tho real estate Of Ellen,
Sullivan, deceased, live without the limits of
this State. II is therefore. ordered That they do
appear and object, 10 The division or, sale of
The real estate aforesaid on the first Monday
in July next, or their rons"nt to the same will
be entered Of rccold..
Given under my hand u. my office, this 9th
day Of April, 1876. JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
April 6 l2t IL
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SPRING GOODS!

"HE Subscribers have just received a
III large supply of the newest aud last
they are now opening for sale at their Store,
nj the lo,rcst cash prices. We do not profess
to sell cheaper than any in The trade. BIT will
sell as cheap as the cheapest. rs we know our
Goods are us good, if not better, than some Of
Tered in this place. Call and see, and Judge
for yourselves. D. LESSING & co.
April 2t 10
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cases,~toep Ettt--r-s-@-,r
Thomas J. Dyson and others, seyerally,
vs.. An,hony Leeke,. the tract Of land
whercon the defendant resides, known as
the Owens tract, containing Two hundred
and eighteen acres, more or less, adioin
ing of lands of Wan. Mays, Temple Har-
grove, Daniel Proctor aud the said Il. J.
Dyson. ):
David Richardson vs.. David Little, L.
Walton aud others, severally, vs.. the
same the following negro slaves, ,o.wit :
Nancy. Dublin and Andrew.
James NJ. Blair VS.; VIM. L. Bush, one
negro slave by The name of Elick
w. P. Butler VS.. L. T. Wiefall A.
Wigfall VS.. the same i; John l.. Manning
Assignee, and Others seVerally, vs.. the
same one Carrirge and Harness, Wagon
and Harness. and three Horses.
Terms Of sale cash.
ri. EOULWARE, S. E. E. d.
April Is 3t l2
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April 8
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
nv THE COMMON PLEAS.

S. c. Condie. ~ Co.
vs. Dec. in At'ach'n''
E. C. Rssmer.
u1HE Plaintiffs in. the above stated case
L having This day filed his declaration
in nv Office, on motion Of H. e. Spapu,
ESQ. il is Ordered, Tha, the said De-
fendapt do appear and plead 10 the
said declaration. within year and a
day from the date hereof. or 10 default
thereof final and absolute judgmeu, will
awarded agginst him.
THOS. G., BACON, c.c.P.
/ Clerks Office, Aprill4, 1916. - 1y
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Bland Carn &: Co., Bill tor Dis.
aud others, cS cocerv and
Elias Abrahams aud others. Relief
N conformity 10 the urder of Chancellor
II Johnston. in this case, public nolice is
hereby given TO the creditors of Hollis Dunton
10 render 70 me their demands against the
funds in dispute. in this case, oil Monday the
18th day of May next. Those neglectina to-
render their demnhds, properly attes,ed, OF,
that day. will be excluded by tho terms of
SAID order from any participation in the said
funds. S. S. TOMPKINS, G. E. F D..
April % Ct 13
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CoLUMBIA. April Is.

Coitoa.--This article continues brisk al
former quotations., and on some lots fur.
ther advance has been obtained. A small
lot sold yesterday at 81 cents, bul gener-
al quotations range still from 63 S cents.
Very lille is coming in.
C0rn..-Charleston Corn is selling a,S5
cts.ahe .busiIcl Of SO pounds.--C Ck kronicls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

DR.. Andrew j. CreIghton,.
Elas commenced the practice Of Medicine ia
Edgetield District. and may always be found.
when ndt professionally engaged at the resi-
dence OF William j. Wightman, Esq. on
Chsvis's Creek.
April s '2t IL
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Notice.

TEHE Partnership Of BRAsSoN g. AspERsoN
L as Merchunts, engaged in trade at Liberty
Hill, EdgefelI District, was dissolved, by m,i-
tual consent, on tine first instant. Persons in;
debted to the firm thus dissolved, will make
payment to G. w. & w. b.. Brannon, who
will carry oi, business at the same place -
w. p. BRANDON,
X. ANDERSON
April 8 At IL
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Who Cam Doubt
THE VIRTUES OF JAYNE'S HAIR
TONIC!

TONIC!
SamEer5ille. ". r.. Nov 25. 1872
Dr.. Jayne-Dear Sir-1 send you the
following certificate obtained from. Mr..
Quick. | would just state that became
acquainted with him abort two years az.
AT that time he was entirely bald, with
the exception of a lock of hair on the back
part of his head, about. the size Of half a
dollar. aud thai lock Of hair he told me
had been made 10 grow by the use Of
your Tonic; previous TO which he posi-
lively AYERS. he had not single hair
head. Tile hair now com plcsiy cH
RS his head. and is from 4 to 5 inches Ious
Very respectfully, yours. &c, :.
P. MASON.
Anoiher P,OoJ Of the Efficacy Of DR..
Juyne's Hair 7onic.-rhis will certify
that was entirely bald for about three
wears, when | was recommended TO try
Dr.. Jayue's: Hair Tonic. / procured TWO
bottles Of Mr. Mason, in Summervile,
and using The Tonic for about IS months,
my hair came in all over my head, and
although mol quite as thick as before, YET
it is constantly growing. This surprising
restoration of my hair has excited The as.
ionishment of all my acquainIances, and
made me an object of curiosity 10 many.
am now So years nj age, and have rea-
son to regard the inventor Of this match
less Hair Tonic, as public benefactor.
JOACHIM QUICK.
New Germantown. N. j., Nov 1912.
K. S ROBERTS is Dr.. Jaync's only
Agent at Edgeiield Court House.
SBewars Of CounteJeiis
April Is 81 12
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.NOf9ce.

A LII Persons having demands against
N the Estate Of VIM. Brunson, de-
ceased, are requested TO render them in
according to law. Those indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
D. BRUNSON, Executor.
April % If l3
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

Mary Moore and others, Bill for
and others. Relief
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the ON.
IL missioner, that George W. Marlborough,
and Elizabeth his Wife, Defendants in this
case reside withon, the limits of this State, ON
motion Of MIR. Bausken. CompI. Solicitor, i, is
ordered that the Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demIr. to the Compliments
phil OF complaint, within three months from III
publication, hereof, or the saitbll will be takee
70 confesso. against them, n
S. s. TOMPKlNS. C. ED.
April22 1e46 3m l3'l
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! 8 s

VsNRE undersigned respectfully informs his
IL patrons and the public generally, that,
he has just received a Splendid assortment Of
GOODS, comprising all articles usually kent
in MERCHANT TAILORING Establishment. for
Spring and SunameF wear. Deemins
u unnecessary 10 ennmerule his articles, he
invites his friends to call and examine for
themselves Thankful for past (avors, he so.
IIclls u continuance of the same.
April j 81 10
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EDGE.
FIELD DISTRICT
Will meet on the first Monday evening
of May ncx'. The Society will be ad-
dressed by DR.. A. q. TEAGUE.
April %, +. J. MINIS, Sec.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

nFWe are authorized 10 announce Col.
JOHN HILL as candidate for Ordinary at
the next election t(* II
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EdgefeId Academy.

A IL Persons are hereby cautioned and
IA. forewarned against opening accounts
with the School Boys from, abroad, without,
the knowledge or consent of their Parents,
Guardians or Teacher. Such course it must
be foreseen would deter Parents from abroad
from sending their children to an Institution
exposed to such practice.
H. X. McCLINTOCK.
February IS If 5
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ISW glg!E!sIG GOODS &
a.. l.. d 1. PENN, have just received and
w opened large and handsome assoit.
ment OF SPRING ann SUMNER GOODS:
purchased in Charleston and New York, com.
prsins general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, HQr,d-
aoare, Crochery, Groceries,.
Hats, Shoes, Bonnets, Books
and Stationery. Saddlery dnd
Bridles, Medicines,
and great variety of other articles usually
kept in our line. All of which we viii sell
on terms to suit The times
UWe invite our friends to call and e..
anime on- stock.
April 3 If II
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j, I'D. TIRRETTS

Has just received fresh supply of DR.. JAYNE..s
MEDICINES, all of which are aoanantcd GEM
inc. the only Agents 10 the conrary notwiIh
standing. pril 8 Aft ii
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For. Sale.

eyA YgyHE, Subscribe offers for
&SsEs[G a sale. his Plantation in
SS issa Edgelield District. situated on
aSssssSSs.ssSas3 Stevens Creek. ten miles above
Hamburg, containing about Five Hundred
aud Fifty acrts of land, three hundred of
which is woodland. COAX and hckury.) the
balance nnder cultivation. On the plantation
are Two dwelling houses, Gin House u Screw,
and other oulbnIdings. There are several
Springs of excellent water, and the location is
as healthy Us any in the District. The Plan.
tation will be sold on one, two anG three wears
credit bearing date from first af Jannary.
lSl7. if sold by The Ist of Septsmbcr next.
The purchaser will BIO required to give good
security. J. LLOYD
April % 81 II
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SheriHs Sale.

HID Y virlure. ofsundry wri's nI Fieri Fa-
AD cias t.; me directed. will proceed
to sell al EidgeGeld Court House, or the
Flrst Monday and Tuesday in May nexl, ,
The following property, il the following
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ATTENTION! I!

ATTENTION
EDGEFIELD BEAT COMPANY.
A PPEAR at your usual Muster Ground,
IA on the 2nd Saturday in May next. The
(9'h) at IL A, W.. for inspection aud drill,
properly armed and equipped as the law
DIRECTS.
by order Of Col. G. D. Minis, an Elec
ton will be held nt the same time and
place, for First Lieutenant. 20 fill va
eancy occasioned by the promotion of 1t.
CUvar.
Monggers-Capt. Covar, Lieut.. Bland
and Sergeant Abby.
BY order Of Capt. COVAR.
J. CoMN, o. S. Ap22 81 l3
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The State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary Loveless, App.
vs.. Summons in
Benjamin +. Lovcless Partition.
and others Defendants.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction lha,
IL Wilson H. Loyeless, one %! the de-
PENDANTS, res ides without the limits oflhis
State, it is therefore Ordered, That he do
appear and object TO the division, or sale,
of the Real Estate Of Martin LoveIess,
deceased, on or before the first Monday in
July next, or his consent TO the same will
be entered of record.
Given under my hand at my office,
April 3, 1876. JOHN HILL. ED.
IL 12w
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same time aud time, for Second Lieuten.
ant, TO fill The vacancy occasioiea by the
resignation of Ii Abney.
Manaeers-Capt. Cosburn, 1t. Mays
and, II. II. Mayson. -.
BY order of Capt v. COGBURN,
S.B. Mars o. S. Ap22 81 Is
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State 0fSouth Carolina.
EDGEFIEiLD5 DISTRICT.
IN, Z HE COM NON PLEAS.
William +. Smith, Indorser, } Declaration
pS. in At.
'Jcbn Swanson. tacsment
Tie sa',e,
-, g; s:,,. Declaration in Attachment.
yEyHE; Plaintiff, in the above cases, having
Il this dly filed his Declarations in my Of
fice. and the Defendant having neither Wife
nor Attorney, known to reside within the limits
Of the said Sta:c, on whom copy of said dec.
lararions " it'll arule to plead thereon can he
served, ,-on motion OF M Gray, Plaintiffs At
torney, itiSordered. that the said Defendant
appear and plead to the said Declarations within
a year and day, from the date hereof, or
Judgment will be awarded against him by de.
fault T. e. BACON, C. L. ID.
Clerks Office, April 20. 1886 1y 13
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Dr: Jayne's Medicines.

A Fresh supply. Just received by the Sub
IA Scriber. which are warranted genuine, tine
"onty Agent" TO the contrary notwithstanding
j. ID. TiBBETTS.
April % If Is
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A II u l. T | O Il!
HORNS CREEK COMPANY.
13-tf

a PPEAR al your usual Muster
IA Ground, on The 2nd Salur-
{ day in May next, i,hs 9ih) at IL
3 o'clock A. A., loryins2ecIinD and
drift, properly armed and equip.
ped as the law directs.
BY order of Col. G.. D. Minis.
- an Elertion wiII he ,e1d at The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-04-22

Molesting the U. s. Muil.-On the arri-
val of The Southern Stage al he Post Office,
on Monday evening, 9th instant, The South.
ern mail bag was found to be cut, as was
also the curtains and cushions Of the stage.
Upon enquiries to ascertain by whom ii
was done, rather strang" circumstances
were developed. An individual calling
himself joseph Taylor, had paid one OF
the drivers FIVE dullars, TO convey him
from poin, below Camden TO this place.
sItappears that while on the journey,
Taylor had pauaken pretty freely Of liquor,
and had become intoxicated and abusive
To- the driver. When nearing Cheraw,
Taylor being anxious TO leave The stage
before entering the town, aud having a
different driver 10 the one with whom be
had agreed. ordered the driver 10 stop and
lei him out. This The driver refused to
do Taylor then threatened to kill him.
and made several ,thrusts at him, through
the windows of the coach, with bowie
knife. Tho driver becoming alarmed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

would bea mere eoE6uii pipe as rcgards the
North West, would mar the prospects OF Viz
gula ior o5isiniug on her graf CcniTal thor
oughtate. the already vast au& rapidly incT,a-
sing IIddc AMI travel OF he Vest.
10 the Baltimore AMI Ohio RSurcod rs Jar
asst has alnady Progressed We are under great
Obligations, tor having shewl Us The extent
anu value OF the prlse we have - contend for.
and which II requires only w.slomig c0unsrl
aud energy oil ac,ion, 10 secusc 20 this gool
old Commonwealth. Il APPEARS that lie In
tome OF that Company With is pTescni i'm
perfect Improvement completed Nnly 10 Cum
oerlond, was Tor the year ending tie SOth Of
September last, the ormo sun OF ScrtE
hundred and Siriy-HjRt tsSHsUHd are hundred
aud esghiech dollars, a SUM equal after the
payment ot all expense. 10 . dividend OF
nee and hag per eat on The present cost OF
the wosk, Snj this was received on a tmdc
aud travel princl pail from below Guyandotte f,
and which has 10 as,nd tie Ohio TWO hun
dred miles father, AMI to pass over one hum
dred and thirty miles OF Tumpikc TO rach the
Baltimore end Ohio Railro8d, aud which
Wou!d O! course be diverted through Virginia
were a Railrsad lnedc from L~,nchbug or
Buchanan 10 Guyandojie. oT even 10 stcsm-
boat navigation ON the kauawha. OF course
the income from th6 sGms trade and travel
would be greatly increased, whilst both the
tIade aud travel might b. expected 10 b. dou-
bicdond irebied, ON a Rsiho-i eA0cnded TO
~Huyandottc % the hars~ha, over one reach
lng only TO Cumberland.
Virginia is wise. the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will go 10 Wheeling. or be- arrested
al Cumberland, and Tho s~ds and travel Oi the
W. ;,'oc Years from this time, b. passing
through the centre OF the State To her own
metropolis. L,tNiginia on this subject. pur.
sue a State policy and not prodisally giant
away her great advantages as she has an empin,
IN The Northwest TO her sister States, and in
ten yeers, The population OF Richmond mas Be
in'bled or quadruplcd and its equal
that OF Balhmorc or PbilidgIphia.
Richmond Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-18

We regret 90 state that a fatal aGIay took
place in the bar-room Of the St. Louis r..
change last night. about 5 o o'clock, b. which
Capt Joseph Carson came 60 bis death lr,u
the ELECTS 81 a pistol bali fred at him b. Nlf
T. NJ Wadsw0rth. The decreased s,,,iys,
butte minute or two after the shot was fired.
w bal having gone directly through hi. heart.
NJ. Wads"oTh Immediately suruI.ri
hlni>cil 10 Soc custody ot Mr. Aurus,iq. Nh.
shenI who t3Ok him q, prison TO await f,
preliminary Investigation Delof Recorder &c.
"'''' which VII p%robably lake pIacc this 500 d.
ming Th,rs hld been d preyl1a. dim-.lty
eiWren go. parties, Bnl report Dol, &, thai
C'pI 4 Dad threatened th- lie ul ~. "
Coroner RlH1s imm .distely heli aD it.
quest on t1c body, assisted b. Dociors S.aue
aul FIoD-t', "Ao aIajf d y1sf morisn c.4H.
nation The result Of il vss that Cant. C.r
CONE i' DIS 81 eth from tie effect ot o ps.
tol bell ffd by J.. w. Wa ls,yof b.-N'O
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gocs hack TO TIE hborcrs that produced IL. Il
IS now proposed to prohiS,t this export from
lr-iani. that il MAY b. cousumedi in The coun.
iry. Tins may D. adopted. and also the pros
ecuion of imm-nse public works to give en-
ployment 70 those who nDi only want bread.
bt the means OF buy ing IL. Also. an cxier-
ded system OF e~Inigranon by government ell
viii be adopted. aud as fsr as possible The di.
retQu oiit wilbe given 10 he Englisn col
onies. The evils OF Ions continued misgov.
enineht and Oppression arr now showing
themselves ,efy o,cau, ami IN a manner that
calls ia a prompt application OF rcmsdics-a
grgat aud radical ehaGgeia The administrators
oi Irish ~allalrs.