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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-02
Ftiior- Cii'<sns ot he Coantir5of


The Democratic Republican party in public meet
ing assembled al their February Coun, The llih
ult was unanimously nominated as a candi-
date 10 represent The election district composed Of
the counties Of New Kent and Charles City in
the next House o Delegates.
Those Of you who were present on that occa-
sion, will remember that |. al that time, earnestly
desired 10 b. excused by The meeting. sail that
circumstances rendered il ab~'hteiy ne. essa,y that
mn chole and undivided attention should be bcstoic.
cd upon mypirale affairs This deeply regret
ted, but felt myself forced 10 yield TO their imper
Gus demands. | desired the meeting most sim
cereIy to make a different selection, and that
would cooperate 1ilh them by all the
means ard exerlons IN my power. This de-
sire on my part was predicated on no in
difference nor or any dependence OF sue
cess. My political course during the whole
OF my past life will disprove the fifst-for, in The
language of The venerable Charles Yancey, Of
Buckingham, | can say, that am "a recorded
Democrat" having never voted foT Wing; =
and, as to the last, she were unworthy OF The De-
mccratic support who would STOP 70 count he
chances of his personal success" The meeting
persisting in The nomination OF myself, then
said what beg leave now 10 repeat, that The
principles OF The Democratic Republican party
lie near TO my heart, and | have been, and shall
ever be, proud in doing any thing, in fair and
honorable manner 10 advance and uphold them;
that saw present in The meeting then assembled
many warm and true personal and political
friends, who had sustained me, seven years ago,
in the rver-memoTable contest OF lS40-friends
who had proven themselves to be true 10 The
good cause Of Democracy, Through evil as well
as through good repori"-aye, who had slood in
the gap, against The encroachments OF FEEDER asm,
and who, BY this renewed manifestation OF their
confidence had imposed on me debt OF gratitude
which | was proud 10 acknowledge, and which
no feebeservice that can render will ever be
able 10 cancel. To such friends, fellow citizens,
when desiring my humble services | could not
hnd il in my heart 10 say mo" ]. remains for
me now TO add, ha. shall endeavor, no pre-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-27

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District
Whereas William Garter hath applied
TO me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and chalrels, rights
and credits of Beverly A. Garter late of
The District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred.
lors of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 he holden at Edge.
field Court House, onthe FIRST day of No.
vember next, 10 show cause. if any, why
che said administration should no, be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tbs
18th day oil October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-sevcn, and in the 72d year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. Z D.
ocir. ~ 2t 80
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From Tie South Caroliniun.
TRIBUTE TO LIT. DAVID ADAMS

So. Ca. COLLEGE, Oct, 9TH lS47.
Alta meeting Of the So, Ca. College
Cadets held this evening in The Chapel,
Capt. James N. Lipscomb was called TO
the chair, ard P. f. Porcher appointed
Secretary. The chairman briefly. but
eloquenlly explained the object of the
meeting, whereupon Lieut.. Laborde in
,roduced the following Preamble and Res
o!u'ions, which were unanimously adopted.
We, the members of the Cadet Corps of
the South Carolina College, have re-.
ceived with no ordinary emotions, the
intelligence Of The recent glorious, but
bloody victories Of the American arms,
near the City of Mexico. While parlici-
pating in the general feeling Of The country
and minsling our voice with that Of the
whole land, We feel that we have special
interest, when we remember that some Of
the gallant men who were loremos, in bat
tie, but very recently were members Of
this company, and allied 10 US by all the
lies Of a common interest an ardent alfec-
ton. While it is matter of exultalion
that they did their duly mos, nobly, and
have thus contributed 10 the honor aud
glory of our beloved Stale, we have 10
mourn the death of The chivalrous Lieut..
Adams, so recently an officer among US,
who nobly fell on The bloody field of Chu-
rubusco while proudly bearing The coors Of
his company amid the storm ofballe. But
we are not without high consolation when
we contemplate The manner of his death.
To die for ones country, has always been
the aspiration Of noble, and elevated mind;
and the martyred hero has ever heen re-
gardcd as worthy of consecralon in The
affection Of poserily. Our lameDted friend
sleeps in the bed of the soldier. and we
trust has won for himself impcrisbable glo-
ry.
Therefore, Resolved, That we will cher
ish with pride and affection the remem-
brance Of the high honor. the gallant
bearing and many virtues Of Lieut., David
Adams, and that we tender 10 his afflicted
relatives the tribute Of unaffected sorrow.
9 RESOLVED. That in further testimony of
our regard, we will wear Ahe usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
5 Resoiprd, That the Editors of the
Columbia, Edgefeld, and Hamburg pa
pers be requested 10 publish tho above pro.
ceedings, aud that a copy Of the same be
forwarded to the relatives Of the deceased.
JAS.N. LIPSCOMB, Chr.
. J.. T., PoRCnER, Sect,
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Louisiana and Texas. With perfect con-
tGdence, Ideclare that the conduct Of tine
students is as good as in any College in Tie
land. He who expects from body OF
220 young men that uniform sobrieiy OF
! department, and freedom from dissipa-
ton, which are demanded by the stern
acquisitions Of a rigid morality, is more
than halfready for a place n the Lunatlc
) Asylum; or at least should be pitied for
1 The iollyof attempting 10 make old men
\ out of boys. Ii would be well for such
persons 10 remember that they were once
young, and that their larger virtue is due
more to ago, or rather the loss Of fsuscepta'
abiliiy, than TO principle
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-27
New Fall Dry Goods.

Ey7a. Hl. CRANE,
WS now receiving n splendid stock Of New
q. Fall Goods, among which may he
found the following
Rich plain Plaid and stripe Chameleon Silks,
do "A do do do black do
do wa,ered black Silk,
do embroidered Cashmercs,
do plain and igured Muslin De Laines and
Cashmercs,
Embroidered Muslin Dresses Qor parry's,}
Black and colored Alpaccas.
8.4 Turkeny Shawls,
Sd Satin. Silk and Cashmere Shawls,
IL a linen Shectings,
12-4 cotton do
3-4, A, S A, and Cd Furniture Dimily,
Curtain materials of all kinds,
Irish Linens, Cnlicoea, Sutnetts.
Cassimeres, Kentucky Jenns, &c. &c.
Making the most splendid stock OF DRY.
GOODS ever brought 10 This CITY, he will also
be receiving weekly supplies throughout the
Fall and Winter, to which he invites The attcn.
tion oflhe public.
Augusta, October s, 1877.
october - Ct 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ED(EFIELD DISTRICT.>
IN EQUITY.

Laura NJ. Boknight by her
guardian, us. Partition.
Martha BonInight.
Tat Office s HEREBY GIVEN, that ] shall
IV sell at th late residence Of James D. Bouk.
night, decd, on Saturday before the fourth
Monday in Nvember next (being The Goth day
Of said monh) the real estate ofsaid decd. viz.
One trac, ofand, situated IN the District a(ore'
said, on Clouds creek. containing two hundred
and fifty acres, more or less composed of TWO
parcels, one ofwhichthe said James D. bought
orhis father Isniel Bonknight, and the other
Of James Camtr9n. adjoining lands OF the said
Daniel BouknisHt James Cameron, and others.
Said lands viii be sold on n credit Of one,
two and three Vars, with interest OIL the last
Two instnments, rom and after one year from
the day Of sale, except for so much as will pay
The cost "fthis sGt TO be paid in cash. Pnrcha'
sers giving bond and good security, 10 secure
the purchase morey.
S. s.TOMPKlNS, C, E. f. D.
Oct. 81, lS7, 1t 40
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD d DISTRICT.
IN sCBDINARY.
PY JoHNsHlLL, Esq, Ordinary of
D Edse6eld District:

PYJOHN5HlLL, Esq, Ordinary Of
LID Edge6eld District:
Whereas J. R.IEidson, hath applied 10
me for letters ot administration. on all
and singular the goods and chatlles. rights
aud credits of Mahlon Edison, late of the
District aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon-
ish oil and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Cour.
for the said District, 10 be holden at Edge,
field Court House on The 9Th day Of No
vember next, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given underny hand and seal, l,lhis 25lh
day of October, inSthe year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty .ee-
yon, aud in the seyenty-second year Of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL. o. Ed.
october % 2t DO
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Valuable Tract of Land
For SegEE.

THNHE subscribI bIro offers for sale. his valuable
IL plantation, containing II or 1900 acres of
Land, suitable fos the cultivation of corn and
cotton. Said lands is situated in Edgefeld Dis
trict, about 8 miles north Of Hamburg, about
$50 acres cleared, all under good fencing. On
the premises are good dwelling and NIL neees'
sary out buildingsi Also, Saw and Grist Mills
on Sweetwater btnch. Any person wishing
to purchase will cal and examine for themselves.
A bargain will be given to an approved purclla
ser. JOSEPH MORRIS.
october 81 - 4t" 40
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For Tie Advertiser.
PUBLIC MEETING.

According 10 previous appointment, a
highly respectable portion of the citizens
sof Saluda Regiment, assembled at their
Regimenial ground on Monday the 18Th
0of October. for the purpose Of paying a
) suitable truule 10 The memory of our dis
I siioguished patriot-bero, Col. PIERCE
ssHf. BUTLER.
On motion Of Major T. Watson, Col. R.
B: BoukHightwas called TO The Chair, who
explained in appropriate terms the object
3;of inc n,cctipg
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EDGEFGELD HOTET..

YE HE Subscribers announce 10 their friends.
III and the public, that they have opened
the house (ormorly occupied by Mr.. &. ~. Ryan,
in Edgefed village. and are prepared to accom-.
modnte all those who may favor them Will their
patronage, with comfortable fare for themselves
and horses.
Their Table will be always provided with Tho.
best The market affords. and attended to By
oblgns and competent servants.
Their Stables will he attended to by first ratio
os'lers, who will be in waiting at all hours; by
day or night, TO see that horses are prnperiy tn
ken care Of. CHARLES j. GLOVER.
ARMISFEAD BURT. 3
sept ~ tf IS
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.veaU and Beautiful Goods
BOWDREE q CLAGGETT.
HH AVE just opened one of The richest and
81 d most beautiful Stock Of
DRY GOODS
which has ever been brought to the Augusta.
market. IH Dress Goods for Ladies, we have
n mnst magnificent assortment. In Goods for
Gentlemens wear, such as Cloths, Cassimeres..
Veslllgs, &C., we have The bes, stock this side
Of New York. In Domestic Goods, such AS
Flannels. Satinets. Key Jeans, Keraeys. Lin.
seys Bleafhei and Brown ShirtTngs, sd, 6.4.
IQ.4 aud l24 SheeIings, super Bed Blankets,
Negro Blankets, &c, with every article which,
belongs to the
dry Goods Trade, .
which we are disposed to sell Low. Weinvi,ses',
purchasers. visiting Augusta to call and eIatiq,
inc our Stock. Our Store is. The first Diy
Goods Store atOUe the Post 0bnle: Corntr, Aa.
gnSia. Ga.
We also keep on hand an assortment Of. BA.
BY JUMPERS or Nurses Assistant, one Of
the greatest things in the world for young
children.
Sept. % Ct 35
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IMPORTANT FROM JALApA.

Ezract ofG Letter, 7eceiocd in Charleston, datcd,
"JALApA, (Alexico,) Sept. 30, 1917.
We are to march in two hours to relieve
Colonel Childs al PuebIa, who has been
attacked by 10000 men under Santa
Anna. Our force is now 1000. under
command Of Gen. Lane ofBuena Vista.-
We start right off,"
Palmetto Regiment.-Truly this regi-
ment may be called The deuoted. II wilt
DO recolleced that in the battles of the
18th aud 10Th August, their whole field
force was about 275 nen-so lhinned down
had they been by sickness and death. In
those battles they had nearly tie half
killed and wouuded-leaying about
lao unharmed and fit for duly. It is true
lha, many Of those slightly wounded may
have resumed their places in The ranks,
and on The other hand some may have
since become discharged by sickness and
Other contingencies. Say that their field
strength in the battles at the taking of the
city of Mexico ranged from l4U 10 200
it could hardly have exceeded The latter
number. Now Mr.. KendaIls report of
their loss (Which is doubtless correctly
makes il IL killed and 50 wouulled-an
aggregate of SO out of 200 at lhe outside.
No better showing Than this. in the way
OF lighting, has been made by any rogi-
ment during tho war. Add to this that Of
their three field officers, two having heen
killed, and the other severely wounded.
Two adjutanIs have also been severely
wounded in succession.-Eye. Ne,os.
Requirements for Merico.-The Wash.
nSlon Union, of Tuesday, contains the
following paragraph:
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Notice.
ALL pefsois indebted 10 the estate OF
N MahloIi Edison, dec'd., are requested to
make immsdia:e payment. and those having
demands aSaiBt said estute will present their
accounts prSpeAy atteslsd.
october n 2i* 40
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E|MAlfRIED
On the 2eih inst, by Hardy White, -Esqr.
Mr. PErERtREEsE, to Miss MARY MILLS, all
Of this dislriEt.
On Thurdaaythe 2lst Of October, by the Rev.
III. A. Child .Mr. HENRY CHAPrEL, to Miss
C. a, SmylY, alsu Of this district.
How bIes}ars those whose willing hands,
Love firmly buds with silken bands.
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NOTICE.

fit NOTICE.
A N ELECfION will be held, atthe differ
"A ent placel OF Election for this District, on on
the first Mohaj in January next, for Sheriff,
Ordinary, and Clerk, 10 fill the vacancIes winch
will be occasiaied by the expiration ol The
terms Of II .:Bollwire, Sheriff. John Hill, Or
dnary, and iH'hsmas G. Bacon. Clerk.
There wiltbsohIy one day for voting.
The Man5ges will meet ut Edgehcld Court
House on tli6 Wednesday following count the
votes and dcclar, the election.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
EdgefeldsC. 2. 26lh Oct. 1S47.
october 2z lU 4O
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LANDS asad Negroes
For S ale.
CONSISTING IN PART o

.
IAN Saturday the first day ofJannary, 1S4S
w (by virtue Of the last Will and Testament
of Col: Michael Watson, decd. we will offel
for sale, at the residence of his widow, on the
Ridge, inEdgcfeld District the following es
tate. real and personal: to wit.
The trnct ofland containing ATT acres, more
or less known as, and tailed the Jories Tract.
bounded by lands OF Major Tillnan Watson,
jesse Smith. Stanmnie Watson. Bnrrell Boat.
wright, and andsof the estate ofAmos w. Sat.
cher, deceased. These lands ARE highly pro.
ductive in small grain. corn and cotton. There
are on The premises about 160 acres cleared and
under good fence, of which about 40 acres is
second years new gronnd the whole tract is
well wItered and well timbered, and contains
some handsome sites for building, on und near
the old CWmbridgc road.
We will also offer for sale. on the same day,
l2 or I'D Likely Negroes;
among whom there will be some very Prime
fellows.
The above property, both Real and Persn.-
al, will be SOLD on n credit nf one, two I'd
three years. in equal ins'almrnts, with interest
on the whole sum. payable annually. The
purchase money to Ire secured by bond and
mortgage, with umexceptionabIe perstnal Sc.
curity. W. NJ. MYERS,
r. Fl. RAINES.
Qualified EzecuiorS under the last HaH and
Testament Of Gel. Michael WatSon, dcc'd..
october 20 ii SO
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a1p have seen some late specuIalons
in the publicSprinis about The reinforce
menls which have been sent or are en- route
for Gems SCOTS column. Without uuder-
taking 10 De very precise as loihenumbers,
we ,hiukswesmay venture 10 state, from
the date whRhweshave seen, that with.
out counting Gen. Pierce's detachment,
which has actually joined Gen. Scott, but
counting in$Majpr Lally's corps, The rein-
forcemeulssdeslin to join him can scarce
zIy fall shortof l6,0 900 troops; aud this, too,
independenl.o lhe Two new regiments
which tayesjusl been called inIo service.
The whole column of Gen. Scott in the
field, when collected together-and this
operation was rapidly advancing 10 lis full
maturiry-will give him from 25,O ,ON0 to
50, ,OOO-andlearer the last number than
the 6rs,, and perhaps even exceeding ii.
Famine III Ns,cf found dland.-Newlonnd-
land papersSio lhe 18th September have
come to hand. The people in some parts
of the islana are suffering severely for want
of the necessaries of life. A letter in The
81. John'sEri@es gives deplorabe ac-
count ofIhefstiermen a, Merasheen, whose
only resource sIlhe fishery, that hav.
ing failed, tley are in most destitute con.
diiion.-T he pauto blight has commenced
its destrucliye etiecls in various parts OF
the island. .---TS8fY. Sun.
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Requirements for Merico.-The Wash.
nSlon Union, of Tuesday, contains the
following paragraph:
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earnestly reqnes! every member of the
Committee Of Fifteen, named in the pro-
fceediags ofthe public meeting held in this
place on@Friiay last, to assemble in the
CsHouse on next Saleday at IL o'clock nj.
a sss f w PICKENS, Chair'm.
Oct23, 1S47.
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Funeral of 4. II. Ererel:-On the
29,b June, died, at Canton, Hon A. Ii.
Everett, Commissioner from the United
States in China. The funeral solemnities
took place at 8 o'clock p. NJ. the following
day, attended by nearly the entire foreign
Rev. P. Parker ofliciated on
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Il DBBESRl & Iat,SI;TlI's, !; /,

s: sfaats svss chi u art fsralso,:
in esisa.
seeraati Ia sbbsrs q ssi
lvss iss @ D s 81,
s,srsen. sa at tlia sas8
toriot,s Cam iss II M.
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yEHe u d nn i !.
lsf i Hrs ~ wv enagaTss
NicllaIAs ssi &
4 aE'9sAs 4 i Isrc Il EE i
ALEx.s ApATxs q
Con. q 1. !
HETl.gLElG;lRI,.,A,I,RfEajI 4, \, Z

w learnt that tl,e posts ffs,Fs tlle
1graphic-liae i,aye been put m bsss esn dBl
tsaicigs, and etteyi Ii IN N. C.. and
viii he ersciesI as iar as e,l.craw sby tiiss
4th of
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DIR ABEsfsL.

Ss2ssD q issR been setssi
" ind icai COLI
ls ss sa. ,Isseassa. 8
Yss5s III Is5 I'M Elisl4 isss 81
8ss e sasastl that II gimens ofs
isfsxas| VoiNnts y srer efused by General
a 'iAY g il ushoyisy 10 accept
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RREstID tIDEuIl|',.

comp fsH His
]. ,isssns d d E s
ofsksIss tates. fs isliles TODD
That he will gisil iost soi tHs fIhcsn
cities and Y alanufae esurin
Iitsr from NJ asl,sng ION say i our Sow
ernnasnt has tletefa,it ned 10 q ablish i inrsa
OF ssrn saen xisn
lraakssas treaty rsa q md laars
a.siy lis secusity eses d
DEATH or "a ras s,TH ER ~ ssaERs oFsTHE
n: sTMTER COM s5sss3
We see The death o ScuRays
publicly announred 4; IS = nsemsbar
8of Capt susrga panss ais 81 nm;
5tcersi an. 81. the lima ba isfs here :far.
Mexiso. sssas perhap ps: :the most iealtlh5 aud
Vigorous man Id si.e comp ny,
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DEATH or AN tlTa EsR "a 8 HERs or THE
SUMTER; lnhaPkisY f5F et !; al;
. Z.
NfExle

I s;s eported that lilo xisai, S;en-
gssss have aece pted 3 rssi na.
,sisn. md tha, Gen. q GsIoa been
2senteaced tos bs shot for hasing held 4
3treasonabls corFesp ondshcs with ono of
our enerais. ysssfota| is ID, sla our 35Iaaif,
depot ins.saa of q laps; and .l;uspan, itss
said, III shs s1bsift ftd,ed as n ior
Vera; ruz. g rhs se;isrg ssra yssS inhnissl
20 saaia Annn, and faypr n ssrrsss's pro. lpss.
tensions 10 the pfesi... ss S's8s
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IEuRpPEAN NEWS.

The 5Camhssa, ID rassnsiy asstysd 81.
Rostos from has brpug gh, intsllis
geneps sise in cesion market aud
a dcciina In tl's dif bresa .sss, ,lfs..
lo'CoSsgI and pr Ems afs d sa.ii. 81
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IcoIrespondonce. Of the Commercial Tine,

Correspondence of the Commercial Times. 5
39 VEnA CRuzi June eth, Is47.
Gentismen--Tts city is on. the oui piue
sthjs eyen;ng with an alarm that Santa An
snasis sepproaching us at the head Of fiva
thousand mon, and that he will reacl, here
before daylight Thsrnmor originated,
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"a sPolrsHsp PU NJ. One ofnnr exahan q.
esheserscs credit for the foliowin
i.sNve ell. Ghaslay said q gentleman this
morning 10 his boot black /, 5oW sslo yon
get along thess hard time very
we'll, asassas re ru6 and g o..'s'
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4. .FAIRs.s

writer In he Temp peranco Advocats,
recommends that Dissricss Fairs BE insiitu-
ted, fnr ihs purpose OF raising stock for
the coluinbia and Greenville Rail Road.
We think tho project an axcs lient oas,.S.sA
Many persons. who haze no none Is, IL,
vest. have property that ma ii be eisss io
them, yhish they n oui,I nj eysry wei ii 10
convert into Rail Road STOCK S
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4 omrnnnieaiion from Col. BuTLga 10
Gov. Oh sl,ssing thsy yeasusii.ias ID
Nf,:ch ihs soath lima pian,rsrs kavsi
9bssn expossti. Sims alssir sn.esing .ssa ssr.
vice; together with = rsport. as so The dis.
position Of The money approp opxiiassd for ihe
Eeauiprssist y5ois s''ss gin1ent. ihss beer,
published by authority.
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mo iatrr nEWt
the army 5ofGen
vious; for the pr
icaiion has beer
not regard this
Cadwalader vii
90 Jaiapa at ono
~ forsome cav
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