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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
No. %. MONROE STRENI'

yTTEheveen hand and wiIt continue 10 maptfac.
8~ ture Saddles. Brides, ilarBcss. Trunks. Valisrs,
Carpet Bags. SdIChels aud every thi1a usually kept in
an establishment. Feeling salts led thai we can render
satisfaction W. invite persons wishing aaythin; IN our
hue to give Us ! call.
Nov4 u ChRR& co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

cute all or ders in their line
Rarouehes and Bugeic+of al
up IN good style and rs low
All Kinds of repairing dor
on the most reasonable ten
rec Iii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
50 50 II 5n ID ] e g. 3D.
HARNESS MAKING.
VI. EDRD.

NO 50 MAIN STREET,
Opposite John NCOriaeIS TGrcrH Stund.
Ex E~SPECTFHLEY invites the attention ofhis friends
-, and tMe public 10 his mandatory, aud informs
them that he keeps cous.ratly ON hanl a larse assort-
m-nt OF Co trH, luGuT, stage. " \GON, DRAy and
MILE II ,RNE-s for The Southern Trade. He also keeps
On hand Il laree assortment of Collars, Riding Brides,
Chains, lIarnes, Fiy Nets, &c. lis ia prepared to tgr-
tish the shoye articles at the shnrtes. notice made ont
at the hest material and al thc chca iest rates. Tie war
rants all his work o~fsupcrior uua!iiy and perfect work
maiship; Je -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

S'ARrET Bags and S,,ches-A great variety on
u hand and for sale, wholesale and retail. on ressana-
bic telus atNo l0a, Main street. 10 wcen Union and
Monroe. dnc : SiCOI.L & ARK.
G. ADDLEs-we have now a General ,-<ortnenr OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

Book-Binders' Straw Boards va,
sizes. for sale At the Fhrni1 Paper Mill.
jan - cs LAMBDIN & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10
Second Arrival of Winter Goods.

IN IinDs Prime y u Suear. 70 Tierccs Crushed
w Sugar. just received. R~CRANGLES co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

Lv.,,r 100 ehas ias' rsceived an coasi,nwor,. ard
L ioui- s- sssby i-sG BLACK h KNOX.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

HIHE undersigned will continue the business ON his
- own account at the Old stsrd, and wiz prosecute It
VIII renewed energy and vigor. tie bevstis Old friends
aud customers to continue their patronage. and assures
them that he will do his hest To Keep = good A,.,ctrscnt
OF goods and in all else 10 give satisfaction.
jan 4 J. SENSENEy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-10

dec 10 MAN street.
I-sAMIIY Flour, i few bbls white wheat fanny flour
d fOs sale by BLACK Il KNOX.
w GOODRICH has jus, opened a beautiful assert
nisut OF plain and vatig Ted fringes. silk and BuI.
lion. Also Il spiennid article nj riik vezsekes, which
viii "a. snld a. ESit the price OF those kept by merchants
heretofore. Ladies cal aud examine them. uov27
ComStock's SarsapariIla, on ona sqpe snd
half the price of any other. The great popularity OF
Satsa.ariia ard is established efficacy Tender Il suPer-
tneus 80 eater iHt1 any enconiun on rs virtues, or ad
duee auy evidence IA Us favor, For the cure OF
Srtufu'a,
rinNlc. or Pus,u!es on the faee,
really Erudiats OF the SKIN.
Pam aud Nelius OF the body,
Chtnnic Rheumatism,
tutancpas Diseases,
Mercuraior Syplnoiid Disease,
LAYER Affections,
Excuses ia t4e use II NJ .rcury. &c.
Lee. from az impure habit Ut body.
And all diseases arising from an impure Htste OF the
hiood,
TeiteT,
Iice,alio1s of t:c Taroai and Leg,
Exposure aad lHprdience IN life,
General De.iltN-
TINS SafsaparttA : warranted positively a. good as
any other tihat can lie mVic al one 'dolia0 st Just halt
the price al tinse - much advertised, and a. sirOus,
and M as large bottts, wa cents pee Bottle, or q,
boitis for sar5U.
Rr,nemher 10 ask for Comstoek's sarsspariua. aid
take uo othcr. For sale by A. o. FaTchild, Wheeling,
Va. dec 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

think of YOU ss one who will protect and care Tor
me as for a sister! Oh, help me Water, fer |
need help go much :"
Miss Dombey Florence would die TO help
you. Bat your friends are proud and rich. Your
No. no Walter" She shreked, and put her
hand Ur 70 her head IN attitude Of terror that
tran.hxed hira where he stced. Don't say that
word 70
de never. from that hour. forgot the voice and
look With which she stopped him at the name
he felt that he were 70 live hundred years be
never could l,rgelit
mesbere-enywhe never home All
past, all gone, all lost, and broken up The whole
history OF her untold slight snd suffering was in
the cry and look and nc felt he never could forget
IT, and he never did.
She laid be, gentle face upon the Captains shout
der. and related how aud why she had fed II
every sorrowing tear she shed In doing 60. hal
been r curse upon the head Of him she never named
or blamed II would have been better Tor him, " a.
ter thought with awe, than 10 be renounced OFT OF
ouch strength and might Of love.
There, precousl" said the Captain. when she
cessed and deep attention the Captain paid y
her while she spoke listening with biz glazed bat
all awry, and bis mouth wide open. "Awsst
awast my eyesl Wsl'r dear lad, sheer Of for 10
night, end leave the pretty one 70 meW
alter took her hand In both Of his and pat Il %
his lips and kissed il. He knew now that
she was, indeed, homeless, wandering fugitive
but richer TO him so, than in all the wealth and
pride Of her right station, she seemed farther of
than even on the hight that had made him giddy IN
his boyish dreams.
Captain Cutie, perplezed BY no such media
tons, guarded Florence 70 her room. and watched
at intervals upon the charmed ground outside her
door-ior such it truly 10 hm-until he felt
sufficiently easy in bis mind about her, 10 turn in
under the counter On abandoning his watch for
al. Iolr
tarously, through the keyhole "Drownded. Ant
be pretty l"-or, when he got down stairs, making
another trial at that verse Of Lovely Peg. But il
stuck In his throat, somehow, and he could make
nothing oft so he went 10 bed and dreamed that
old Soil ellis was married to Mrs McShnger aud
KEEP. prisoner by that lady in secret chamber on
a short allowance of victusls.
Ren.ainder 81 Pqr w lo.nlorrOt.
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PASSENGERS ARRlvEn

II f''ariii5 Nnsar. from Har-s-Nr Iecssn. i,Sv
and servant Mr. Dollar ard issy Mr. Arrodi and isdg ii
The Italian Opera A-ssrs s,u5 Lsverdsr, fs-r-r Del
cEcix bfouEain, lordat h31as-i Becker B-ocsi. Du-
yerney, brslc. kOarEy. Siober De Charourres Fsisr
Corn.t. bsrsar. Heinzen &aisdy. Peter Morris Brsaa
a-c Nrnc Ni4eurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
FONT OF NEW.YORk

Arrived -sehr John smith Csrnl. Alexandria Va
10 ds -four ard corn 70 J Ohm Murray
saiied-BArks Isaac Mssd. sagspn.i; Bofofa Csfth.
genG Dau ei Webster, Noflekasi Bs1rsr Mobile Brig
PsassEa. Nassau, Mp. and othsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

Names ofirieslsies v hose
estates have been taken
charge Of BY The Public
Aafniniftraicror 1isTrs-
f-rcssors. ans wrict
have uotbser heretofore
reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

SiPRENE COZ RT--in Equty-Befors Joha W.
tonoDas' one o. The Justices Of this C0urtEobsnJ J.
thes-bEo9sn and Philip t. X amy Trustees Of Auzss
content sigyvesant &C. ReJscca Bonner Adrnlnstn
A OF soofs ehsttes and effects At Matthew Bonner DE-
ceased and Others-Notcey for force osafs OF mort
tsse hoyeit Chos-DfOukb, corner Of Twenty eight
street and Fourth avenue, hewi0rk City Solicitor bs
OF the defendants h. cause whose place Of .s.dsnes
= a. ne" Berlin Union County 10 the State Of Pe1nsyf
s required - sppear In This By the eesenta
cay 81 April one thousand eish hund rel and ghf
lh. Dr. ued therein VI" be- taken confessed b. ibs
are requiIed % Dc entered In the os
fofk, January H. 1875 ii3 lawsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
BOARDING.

Two LET-A suit Of rooms, furnished not and viii
be disposed Of according 20 English style any other
Croton water an everything 10 make the people
gentlemen reEt nearly nothing from until Mayor
part OF the house 10 let Inquire the third brick nousc
west Of Third-sveuue in Twenty siSth.st. jl3 lw'
BOARDING IN BROADWAY-Genilem aid
~ gentlemen and ladies wishing board be accommo-
dated with geDteey furnhed and board house
t8 Broadway This 10 undoubtedly Of the best loca
tons In the city being convenient 20 steamboat and rail
road dep0s and in the vicinity Of the principal hotels and
downtown business Persons wishing 20 leave their ho
tel for quiet and respectable house viii find their inter
eat Ia calling At the above number Ia Broadway before
locating elsewhere ~ Gentlemen wishing meals on
ly can be accommodated is I'm
UOARDING-A gentleman ana his wife can Obtain a
- pleasant and bedroom with board al SIS HOus
ton st. Also single gentleman be accommodated with
and board by spp yng et So Ito ston-s OF
Crosby-st first block from Broadway. jlS lw-
BOARDING. three single gentlemen may
- obtain furnished rooms with board =. ~ Greenwich
ST. Also avery pleasant paror suitable tor gentleman
aud bis wife. The house 10 supplied with Croion
throughout and with an excellent bathroom. d-9f
ROARD-A riyaie family would take one or two zen
btsmen 40 hoarters; those wishing comfortable homo
In desirable location may apply at 81 Jaysf i8 Wv
DOARD-Can be obtained ia the pleasantly located
- house fo Wavery-piace, for family single
tlemen. jl3 81
DRIyATE BOARD.-A suite Of three rooms, well
u furutshoS, ish board private family, inclutinr
FIRE and light II requested Apply al 80 McDougal 81
dl9 I'm
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WANTN.


SPECIAL CAPITAi-A Commission house wei
Settabshed wishes about s. 900 additional special
capital The house Of the rst respectfully ana ocs.
ted In the beat business part OF the city sud viii sy
any party Of The safety and pIot OF the investment Al
dress confidently A. B. C. box LII, Post OAce ji5 lw
ca 0n0 THE GENTLEMAN who. a. iSS Ful.
- ,OOOstoust y Y on the 18th Dec last stipulated
pay the -ls Of that month : ,Oo Of the above
written, and take deed from the pseutee Of yelus1r
ight. will please sdures' note 20 Mr. n Of
H. Dresser. Esq. ~ Nassau It. ~ y appointing early
interview n any place Ia the city end Nh II patentee
viii personally meet him and make better terms OF Pun
chase Of said right, Il soou stleodedto 70. Us ~
A GENTS WANTED TO whom liberal salary will
Gkbo insured II they Of the night stripe and fsye
IS to % such only may apply At 80 CQTuSna-si =
Gentee active boys who can leave from - 70 3 iof what
they take can make - to 81 30 per day. d I'M
Ns25 RRNARD.-Stoleu on the night Of the
Sr5lh inst, say Pony Mare, years old, With long
49, aud tail. between n and H. hands al sh--
When tasen she without shoes, never having leeg
shod The above reward will be paid BY tho subscriber
for Information that will lead 10 the recovery Of the pory
apprehension ard conviction Ct the thief o. so ior the
pony alone. h. y. SAONNARD
Yonker., wssehester Co. Y. Jan. =, lsis ils 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

Names intestafes whose
esisfes have been thk--
charge o. by he Pubic
Acmin'grsiOr OF hispre
dec.-sofs AID which
have be-n here tofOre re-
ported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

AsorHER FORGsRY-We have heard OF a case
Of forgery which has to Light under peculiar circam-
stances, and which shows how great Is the responsibility
that attaches 20 the oflse OF Teller In Bank.
Iappears that an ncyiln& Mo had kept his account
with Of the Banks, called upon the dfestoTs with
anony nous note, which be hIi received through the
Post Omce, IN which the writer stated that he had
been very much distressed for the want Of money,
ard that he bad been obliged make OF his cJr.
respondents name; In short, Lc had drawn = check
lis bank Tor A given amount Cess than $500 on
certain day bat would probably be able same
in the Of ten days On referring The Tecrs ac
counts the Identical check spoutug IN every rarc
ular, found 70 have been presented paid hy Inn an
regularly charged 70 the account Of the party suppressed o.
have drawn IT,
On comparing Tue signatures they found 20 be very
exac bu: the reputation tbs party whose name va. on
the check backed by the confession the anonymous Ct
ter induced The directors 20 admit The forgery ant ore
the amount cf the chick
Il this IS auolher 81 those arising cm The acin-
Of signatures (Which SAID have been done 90 TIE sup
posed grca, Beknap io,gt st not important thai sle
new measure should be devised % project Slak ofces
from the liability o. paying forged checks. aud thereby
making themselves or their 5cni.ncn iiahie'
II s,meih'ng not done Who viii be 0u.i O. sCccr.
The cihce " Teller 90 any Bank where he is liable Or al
the cheeks DC pays a. the coul;erf VII not some ere
device plan 10 meet The difficulty. HosL Trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

% BkAss-FOINDERs-se sealed proposals viii "a
received A. this oce by the subscriber until the ID DAY
OF FrDfuaJ' r. d. Tor 20 finch stop cocks 200 inch
oP-cocki 'o inch stop-cocks 81 lneh stop-cocks
position 70 DO 10 o. copper, }. n zinc; the work
ansniP 20 % 81 te best character ~ be approved Of
BY The undeIsgned Persons wishing to propose arc 70
guessed before sending 10 their pfoposas u call ut lbs
once where patterns can be seen.
JAMES A. COFFIN, President Gro. AIT Board
Office lroton Aqasiuct board, Jan n 1875 ilstsTl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

IN PURSUANCE 0fan order " The s1noxs.s Of he
County Of NewfOfS Notes = hereby syen % all per
sons having claims s2sinsi JOHN J. HALL lsls u Ne
Cy 81 New-iosk deceasej 10 present ne came with ~
vouchers ihersc % ls yo.cIioen Al he store Ahen
hsL 20 q S@siaIinesiee' "a he City of New Yo,s o.
o. before ne i7,h day 81 February rexi--Dsied few.
York, he lIth day Of Augas,. 1917.
ALBERT HALL, iu..-.o,s
aEhREdr HALL,
saIz Ien n-. AMANDA HALL, gSrcsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

- fOh SALE OR LEAsE-The elesast bleach
IL lb- Dtenz and Clenlefirg establishment q rSsr
~, -; ne" Jersey. known the WashinfD.
Deaeh "0rks' Tbs building, ald machinery are -
c0pa fieie order, ready FOR immediate operation.
r2f inio nation respecting the c0rfton and chseei"
81 the woiks: application may be made to
SMITH bOsNliH, ESQ proyide1ce, l. =.
4hyh A. HDOE Rs. Esq ~ N1lst Nes.f o,st
JOHN u. PRINCE Ed Practical Biesehef Dyr
sl1 Printer, larm Of Piu amer Ennce'g .. "
JAMES SHEPHERD, on ths premises. lS -
e. HOUSE TO LET snd soma furniture tos sac s.
~ The thfee-tory and attic dwelling "a Eas. n'es'
a. Apply AS7 East fifteenth 81 or y rine'~
jl7 lws
- FOUR ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOIS :.
y sale on Forty hrst-s. between Ninth sro =.
nues Inquire az Isl Wslkeg-st ~"
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Ap4ftt.-ln pursuance % On order Of AIDES D.
1 'ho1ges. Eco suTf0fs.s ~ he County N HiDp
- sieoy given iO AZ persons having claim. ssssi
PHILIP, iss q ne ciy VI Brooklyn r. said County,
N hnes 9rfcase1 % srrsrnt l- sih The yoyches
.rfeYt 10 Nm EsW0ftn, ~ fhe cGce 81 lie BfO0slyr
fHe inilfsLcs Coopang corr n Of Fror sdf Fqou "a
~ SAC .y 81 sfookJn % 90 before te i day Of fss-
f9-fJ ae1L-Ds.ed bfoosyo, Aususl A, 1871
sgl2 i@w6m WA yfSf barn Exscuiofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

* OhDEh u hO8 Thomas j. Oal 81 ono Of he Jas
'crsVi me superior Court " me City " Yorx
cs L-ft y Sfo suaLt ~ ths prov VI u slsgs
ee'uy'Inf Attachments against G,sc0Lding, concealed,
y' nonese sns cenlofs ihst sllscbnrlt nas is1e1
- %. NC estate OF ANTONIO Dr. AfCIkSfSI, 800
FesceI u ins state ard Dist In zane vi, - 80 a fof
pa NEXT 81 m debts unless b. appear s1d dschsge ssce
according 10 Law, within u.ne months from De
M puDhcaron VI lls nocr and that the payment n scy
aeo due 70 hint residents u bis State. aud delivery
20 n OF Tor hs uso u properly within this 5tsss 10
9pXng ~ hun and ths transfer u any such prop-nyN
him. are forbidden by av AMI yoi5-Dstef he srvea
Ieenih day u Msy, 1871. CHS H. KESDRICK,
Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor.
ie24 isw9m 50 NsllslNY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

Nassau streetNotce Is hereby given. 20 the reis
tlVes aud next Of hin of LEVI c. STEWART colofed
man. late Of the City Of NewYork tailor drcsasd and
who Is alleged 70 have died interstate that the effects II
TIE said ntesate IN the hands OF the Pablc Adminsts
tor viii be administered and disposed o. By him accort.
az 70 law er.ess the sane be Gained BY lawful
ecutoT adminstra0r othe deceascd BY the Ifh Gsy
February mex -Dafed New York. Jan IS, 1919
lib L.AlW JAMLa = THAYER. Pnh-ic Ah1ulni.,rsior
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NORPORATION NOTICES

JAMEs 5. rnAYER. FaLIs AlInlaIs.lllel-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

NOTitE.-The Subscriber has this day admitted M.
1NJOhS q. MOTLEY az partner, and the business
viii hereafter be conducted uader the name OF j. X
HERklCh co. a. the new Store, 70 John.sL % which
they a. removing J K HERRICK
N fmHrAisAThESos
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
State of South Carolina.
i. IN EQUITY. So. ~.

Robt. c. Myers. negroes, gm,andship, &C..
DURSUANT 10 the order of the Courr
II Of Equity, in the above case. ! will
sell before the Court House. a, EdgefieId
Village, on the first Monday in January
next, the following Negro slaves viz:
Israel, Henry, Els and Nelson, prime
field hands, Susan woman and her in
fant child; Betsy and her three children.
Andrew, Austin and one infant; Emily
and her infant child; James, a carriage
driver and house servant, and his wife
Phllis, cook, washer aud irouer, and
their children. viz: Spencer about IL wears
of age, George about I6, Elbert abou, Is.
Jack about IL, Fed about7, Lewis about
6, Charlotte abou, Ia, Caroline abou, 8.
and Charles about-3; 10 all ,wenIy-,hree
slaves.
The above is prime lot of Negroes.
and were raised in Edse6eld District.
Terms Of Sale-So much cash as NAV
be necessary 10 pay the cosrs of suit, and
and expenses Of sale, the balance upon a
credit Of .fus gears, with interest from the
day of sale pay able annually; to be secured
by Mortgage oilhe property sold, and good
personal security.
Purchasers TO pay for papers including
Titles, Bond and Mortgage.
E. J. ARTHUR, C. f.. R.n.
Nov. 2S, lS46 4, 46
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MORE NENV GOODS.
l5sssl IS l,shriilssfnlas Presenfs.

+f
"a 3Splendids sassntfni of;. t1,oyd; Harmoni.
liHA CAS- Elsseetts, and d great variety Of dif
lsref,t tafiielss an that iine-Fire Crackers, Fire
Works ots great tsyaiieties, ss':s:. s::s*::s :.
~ 6 GsRO OC FRIES.
IA HID sof ;ltatsfl Sugar. lbs. for 81,
Is Bag plendid Rio Coffee.
Cheeseats tsI21 cents per pound. $
!. Butter Crackers al ia cents per pound.
Raisinsat t21 cents per pound.
- $ ;sss:sss STATIONARY.
Letters lPapersI21 els rer quire. Foolscap,
Blank Books,sa sfiiIl assortment Of full and hall
bound Ledgers,.J Journals, Cas!, Books, elc. etc.
:. A large assortment Of Ladies black and col
ored BeitESlikewise ChiIdrens Belts-all OF
which will be sold at nnusual low prices at
..SSsj ..5,,-.;sss J.sCOHN'S Cheap Cash Store.
= Dec .13 If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
state of South Carolina.
By his Ezcelleney DAVID JOHNSON. Gousrnor
and Commander i'm Chief in and oocr the
Sknin nf South Inrniinn g. -. -

By his Ezcellency DAVID JOHNSON. Gousrnor
and Commander. in Chief in and oocr the
State of South Carolina e
Whereas, in pursuance of al act of the Leg:
isla,ure of this State, the votes Tor Members oi
lhe thirty first Congress have been counted byl
Commissioners appointed for that purpose. ana
it appears ihnt the Hon. Daniel Wallace has
been elected for the first ngreSsional District
composed of the Districts OF Spallanbnrg,
Union, York, and Chester. The Hon James
L. Or has bren elected for the second Gun,
gressipnal District. composed OF the Dis'ricts
Of Pckens Anderson, GreenvIlIe, and l.aurens.
The Hon. Joseph A. Woodward has been elec.
led for the third Congressional District. compo.
scd of the Districts Of Lancaster, kerstaw';
Fairfield. Richlamd and Sumter. The Hon.
A. ID. Sims has been elected for'the tourth
Congressional District composed OF the DIS
trcts of Chesterfield, Marlborough. Darlington
Marion. Horny. Georgetown and Williamsburg.
The Hon A. Burt, for the fifth Congressional
District, composed of the Districts Of Able.
vile, Newbrrry, Edge6eld, and Lexington
The Hon. I,aac E. Holmes for the sixth Con.
eressiouaI District. the District of Chareston.
The Hon w. F. Colcock. for the seventh
Congressional District, composed Of the Dis.
,iicts of Orangeburg, Barnwell Beaufort, Coll
Teton, and the Parish of 81. Johns CoIieton.
Now. therefore. |, DAVID JOHNSON, Governor
and Commandcrin- Chief, in and over the
State aforesaid; do issue this my Proclamation.
notifying and declaring according 10 the pro.
visions OF The said Act, thar Daniel Wallace,
James L. Orr. Joseph a. Woodward, A. d.
Sims, A. Burt. Isaac E. Holmes, and w. F.
Cocock. had a majority Of the votes in theirre-
speclive Congressional Districts, and are there.
fore duly elected Representatives in the Con-
gress Of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State, at Columbia. This eighth day Of De-
cemher, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred mud fur,y.eisbt, andin5
the seventy third year of the Independence
oil the United States OF America.
DAVID JOHNSON.
B. K. HESAGAN, Secretary Of State.
Dec 20 81 48
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
NEW ARRIV A L.,
OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

YE1E received assortment Of the most fGenae
Panra0o"s Vests Coats Scas SIk Neck and
direct o the North winch
nd all GOods
extremely low -
FOR TIE LADIES,
Tss Clasps Rings late
Binding full Of Lambs Wool
Slate White Hose Black Tae latest style Rbbons
Gmps and Fringes
J. COIN.
Decent 6 lS46 " 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
:. Gen. Taylor. Never surrenders 2
{. ...=s AND COINS
Cheap Cash Store,
Without Exception, is the Cheapest Store.

Low and plentiful the sub
IA informing Public in the surrounding
Stock Goods hand which ne has
lately b"u New York and Philadelphia extremely @ and thai ne selling
them will with sold under any
His entirely NEW aud old Go0ds bought back can he oond
His consists kind Dry Goods d
sesSawls Ribbons, Collars Gloves Cheeks Beduckng Hoses ec also
Jw Cutlery Segar Tobacco
Blankets Kcrsey Sugar Coffee Pepper AS don ask
bad deb with LIDO openly and freely that sell
CHEAPEST The would well trial. and
e Call AMI convinced ard don't
easily all who them fairly VIII be
forced to admit, tbeb Barge j. COIIN'S.
Decem l64S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
VOtlCe.

NNHE Subscriber most earnestly requests
q those indebted 10 him TO come forward
Immediately and pay their Notes and Accounts.
would say to those who do not intend settling
up by the first Of January, that necessity will
drive me to put them TO cost. The truth OF the
matter is, shall have Two Thousand Dollars
10 pay in the Sheriff's Office. before March
Court, or suffer the inconvenience Of having
my property sold. Respectfully, $1,000
w. Nj. BURT.
Nov %, 1913 Ct "A