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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

Hnnumi payable insiialf ills talments IN.
"A bond syi.h. Pproysd secnrltY Tsis
..qaired for the ynents sssthsY become due; q
r EChes pamphlet before sns, contains sthe Refore
signed sby the Chairman Francis eber 70 the
Board Of gents, HE Report Of the Physician,
Daniel IA. Tfezyani 10 thssR ents and the
Report of the IS perintendaht and resident.
Physician, John w. Parker 70 the Regents
Tie Rev. B: Holt oficiates as Chaplain,
and Miss fright, as ,Matron. Besides these,
there are various keepers and attendants, M OF
ample qualifications 70 attend the patients
There are! now in the Asylum seventy; four
patients, Of whom forty are males, females
forty;six paqp pers and twenty eli ightpay patients.
We learn from the Re port that the Asylumfis
IN good condition aud that the situatonsof The
patients is as comfortable, as circumstances
will admit. There can be doubt that the
.kindests treatment and the best attention are
constantly extended 10 them. OF this. every
one must feel convinced who will visit this
Asylum. Drs.s sLieber and Trezyant, su ggssest 9
still fur,herimpr ovenents ofgreat Importance,
many Of which,ifg practicable, nlsy be carried
out. We hayebeen greatly Interested in read: G y,
ing ing this very satisfictory Report nd desire
thai those gentlemen who have the particular
charge Il ihe insane or.idiot poor in the several
Districts, would pay strict he ed 70 the advice
Of The Regents, il sending their unfortunate
patients 10, the Asylum, as soon as possible
We may at a future tine; make some EXTRACTS
from the Report.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

IS: n, we al indebted 70 The Hon.. John 9,
sgalbSun foh copy Of his spesch on his Res.
III, o;,s Is Esereflce Il to ,he war with exco,
and 10 die 3ons A. P Butler, and the Hon; q. a.
BUT tor yfious public ocume nts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

in the Ruickeriiss business is hereby
dissolved BY rnGtnnf a:oisent Mr. Gray yintends;
carving on: the business, and ssyiil Sc elp Reef
Mutton, and Pork asl low asr possibl ble.
( e. M &c RAJ 4, S
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8 ianiafy S ssSs At s
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

Death Of Captain Sscreste.- regret
TO lsarnS,he deathsof This gentleman. He
died in Lancaster on Friday last, after an
illness of several months. Capt. Saare;;
sIuctantly returned from Mexico last sum
:,ner, much reduced by sickness. and has
since besnlingeriag under the fatal disease
which terminated his existence Camden
Journal. 1914 ms.
Extract ,of; letter from G. SW. !. Styles, of
6 the 2 Ralmetto Regiment dated, rs
NATiaNA1lP PALacG,,: City Of
Me4iSs .%5,s7 = .! ., ] 81 - :!
itg .; "a Cor Rs g 81:
fE;'Iss@ss ;;a;s :; sszssssssp
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b Is II. BoULWARE e, s. p: D;
Jan 81 zssss .,,..: g 52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

coloas. Of tts Palmetto Regiment. ~ WesPub,
9sbed recently, an account Of the election q:
Lieutenant James Cantey, over Lieutenant nan
Colonel GLADDEN., in the South Carolina Reg
,neu,. ii Mexico. Wehays seenitstatsd Tint
! sLiiesotenant Cnntey has declined the appoint.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

81 Ns,o Parpsr-W have on our exchange fist,
the ir:i:swsseklY Republic, a Wing Joarnal. pub
,isted 10 Augusta, Geo. it is edited BY James
III. sn,ythe, Esqr, andis conducted with ability;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

81 ckeu VIII W - s.st
81 fssSs, bresen,ed avery imposing a pear,i
ance. "a ssfyiarge assembIags Of Lag 'es snd
Gsay ssn attended, and all seemed pleaseed' 1le,t
ng AZ the close Of the address,
2nediction was ononnced BY. Or Johnson,
ia the company dispe erssd s. s5 e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

never fails to do execution with his steel bodkin and
shooting. stick.
tezumss.
10 Military and Naval Courts- Marfial -Too frequent
by half Z" At such time this, Ii II not meet that
every nice offence should bear it's own comment"
IL The Pennsyiuania and South Carolina volunteer
Ever ready for the light and never yielding little
until the enemies of their country cry-"Hsld enough
IL The United SafesA solid form, chased and locked
In q b6 nd Of iudissolube brotherhood.
Is Womas-
Tito her share some human errors fall,
Look on her face, and you'll forget them all -,
The dancing was then resumed, and continued until
Ave O'CLOCK M happy In being able to tribute to the
pleasure Of the company The ball passed of the most
pleasantly Of any Witnessed, and to the noble
printers who ready to appreciate the services OF
fellow craft Is due all praise IL the lsrgest ball OF
tho not numbers alone but In every particu
lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
Miscellaneous.

The Providence Journal gives the names OF 40 per
who have died in III II town within the past yeAr
all Of whom 10 years OF sge. Ths Oldest was
95; the youngest II.
Belt known that the capital Of the state Of Michigan
10 "Micbigan," in the town OF Lansing not michigan
City" which Ia quite another place but plain Aiohi
gan"
Collections are making Ia Pittsburs Pa, for the wives
and families Of soldiers 10 straitensd cireum
OF the absence OF their husbands ana
fathers.
young nsu named Charles L. Leighton. was ar
rested ut Bangor, Me tn 10th Inst charged WIN
robbng the post ONCE Drafts we're found In MS pos
session says the Wig to the amount Of saAoo Aoo
subs. ntly conf ssed that no had taken various let
ters r. m tos post once boxes one of which contained
between two and three hundred dollars portion OF
til. letters subsequently, found ~ ooes aot ap
near no the Young man obtained sdmttancc into the
po,t ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

AW OEFlCh-Ths subsenners having i)fnsd law
IL pstne ship and opeusd 40 ofee No 81 Wall 'Iee.,
Iii - n,nov 10 such professional buusss 70 may
he eo"6dsa 10 them j VAN buren,, H. ROBINSON
New Yo,k January ". ls.
NEW YORK ri IN n. Pc ALCONrGUsHAtIO, ~. -
~ meeting This body will be held az the ehaksps sre
Hit.l hi. ruesdsyl syeei'g, Js1psy re n AZ,
o'clock Al persons fenoly to the Obj esof this oesty
aud DESTROYS ofh,vng voice Ia tn election OF its omce Tor
the term. eau We al oppo uny Of ss.tins
LIvAN, JOHN O'ROUhKE, secretariss pro tem' new
Ytrt fsru ~ 1878
A ,ANn "a ,rCE.-Fnr siie, rsvsra ,tostea in
IN Slnh Brooklyn. aud doing sood nusn ass, w
lease ~ said place 3ytar rom u ~ s ss.
Tor setting A., thar he ia Ia poor hesth aud ooss" w
end me out door bu ness For further Inernau' n
OUR. Of Patrick Mackey, Atlantic street pfo"syh ''
sessfon Eveu immcdi,tely.
CORNs, BuNlUN-, NAILS So TSr'Sr' t,~' 'n'''
y. ,S,buIsh Rns,s Ohce SO ram'sfr .,---l, OF, '
Park
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QOwERY THEATRE

ROwERY THEATRE,-Eir.t nigh, Of the new grand
Snd aii,e'ioa Thomas Barry STAGE nsasssf
ai r s h x. ss 81
i Sd
:" Of this h.: been so Of
ksoss pssscf. ea;iii.d It. ss. Of Ms.eo Gao
ssss ,i Capt
phs sss'o1
Ssp Of h Sady
Of til, Mexican Davis; Don jose Maria T.ton
60 oa spanih e.idns in Mssieo Kssne; TIC x
..as M osa:s fas Hsis
Ga.rllss Peasants &c sls1os Jdp,s Gsuahtsr Of Don
essy
Bell; Rosa Waieo5 Act -scsne-Th: AmsTis;a Camp
ss ss" de- Uoa the squsr"n
ChiDa n.a f =. p.os n S,eq as
toms Of surrender seeasHinenOT Of General Scott. fsa.
to wo near
Revsw Of the American army prior 70 their mach into ths
neeG BY the Merean. .s"rmed By the tToop
sosa at the gat of se Aa od. of Bad.
% Tic R"iss in
s.Geet Santa Anna seeaehs Bises TswsIhs cav
Santa as ssd ss
eSasa
Yf bo ey and BLOODY bls.s
and rahng walls victory desth-he fortress c1risd
hs .ns and
the ambuscade firing death md in the
Flag sa "1s ,ssHy Of 9 pG
ssy
KS, ia the Dark Mr. s.iim PetIbone MI Burke; Frank
II: F;!ss% Betty. s Is:sl:?h ~ s :
uvfa,n rise of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

POSTAL ARRANesMsNrs.-Th Postmaster at
this point, states in letter dated Jan l4th, that
The order Of the Postmaster General in relation to mall
matter for the British provinces, has BY the depart
ent been Construed to direct All mail matter for the
PROVINCES either paid unpaid 10 TO be forwarded TO
the appropriate United states post Noe The postmaster
at such once for yards the paid matter aud retains the
unpaid matter until he ehall receive the amount or ~
United States postage, when he will forwardit tne
postage should be paid him he In the proper us
will return the unpaid Lett TO the Poet once DeParV
ment at Washington, among bis dead letters"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
Mexican Amlrs.
From the ". O Picayuu

From the ~ o Picayune, Jan.
has resided great length OF time In Msxico, dated
Vera Crus, December a7th, contains the following para
graph
THAT the intelligent and opulant part of the peope
want and anxious for peace there cannot be a
doubt but even these would prefer rem lining uoder
the institutions Of the United States Vary naturally
do they wish It, for they would lose oouatry but
change that which cannot be called government for
Such is the tenor of almo, every letter written
Mexico that We have seen and such Is the substances OF
about the better classes OF people In that hovdr.d
country So uniform advcss oral sud written, In
this regard that we are lead to bsievs that there
Of bstter days breaking through the smoke OF battle
And this party is composed OF white peopls--of men
of unmixed blood-who have groaned beneath the ep
preston Of hybrid governors and the rapacity OF negro
generals That persons who have felt the eIstence OF
government only through its exsctons, and a militia
~ alton only by its extortons should welcome
the rule Of people who show mercy In the midst OF
carnage ia not to be wondered at and only dread
the consequences Of return to OF the horde
Of vutures who have preyed upon the vitais OF the
State that deters them from open avowai OF their
opinions.
RAILROAD MEEING.
From the (M-xico) American S'ar, Dec IL
The meeting at Paolis Hotel, at O'Clock this after.
noon ought to be well attended and we doubt NOT that
1t will be- so The committee appointed week before
last will be prepared to report and many new facts WV
be- ELECTED In relation to the cost ana grading OF the
road from this city to Vera Cruz as well
as the probable amount Of transportation. WHISTLER OF
msrchandiss or passengers Several distinguished gen
temen have been invited attend who viii address the
meeting among them are General Cushing and Colonies
Herbert.
The Monitors correspondent writes that the contem'
plated pronunciamento would take place on TUESDAY
Hero had arrived BY express and Was supposed
the object Of their visit was to make some preminaes
towards peace
The advance OF General Buffers command, consist
ing of regim Of Tennessesans and another from In
diana arrived in the city little after noon yesterday
A of tha mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

DARK THEATRE-GRAND Change Of P rEks
L F0RMANCE.--Messrs SANDS LENT CO.s
the wod now performing pghty az the above establish
all stand first their business and the lame orr
dancing horses and trained ponies az wlae spread az
psnomm-. Every attraction p grand bill Clowns Pent
cruis IS Gallery i2 cents; Private Boxes s.
each Children under 10 age when accompanied by
Doors t6h-performance to commence att. ~ B-A
grand Aeuoo performance Wednesday and Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH ANDREW FosTER.-Ths magnificent
ship Andrew Foster, built by Messrs. Perrns Pat
terson Stack will be launched from their yard at VIII
lamsburg, Thursday She is one Of the largest and
undoubtedly ofthe finest vessels ever launch
ed at this any other city She ovor 1900 tons. The
launch will be worth attending
FAST SAILING.--MR EDITOR IL am happy to perceive
that there is a waking up amongst those who know
thing or two in regard quick passages the At
antic "H f. D.. gives the passage Of the ship Colum
bia in fifteen days and hours from Liverpool to
this port and nameless correspondent says that the
British bark Unity In 1905 from Liverpool to Boston
In fourteen days and four hours Well done verify be-
sve shall get grand statement Of facts before long,
"H.E. ~ however, mistakes my motive In calling for
such facts, he thinks that intend desire to throw
Capt Bailey into the shade. have the highest respect
for Capt Bailey and although have not the pleasure Of
his personal acquaintance and have never made somo
trips with him, yet holds him In higher estma-
ton than do as skiful and fortunate ship. master
and navigator and have had nothing to say direct
ly indirectly against him, 1t puzzles me to sec how
do him Injustice by merely stating what decent
order to show that $40 miles i: enough for ship
to run three days says that he has been at sea- snd
nsvs. made more tnsn Mr Edeor in vessel that
would run eleven and half knots per hour, With the
wind Ab.f the beam unas, pres: Of canvas ana nps
D., who says he has" made some trips" has never
sailed faster than hve knots per he has to the
least Of It, had but light winds to push him along He
says, also, that there Is not single the oonti
nent who refer to half many short passages 81
Capt Bailey can" Thems my sentiments, too, MIR Edi-
tor and It ID statement Of all those trips that wish
to published in the Herald n H. Z. D +" knows
all about them furnish list Of them, think he
ought to give them publicity have every reason to
suppose that Cap. Bailey is still cook Of the walk In
regard to the number OF short passages he has made
| more than any other aud do not believe u list
can be published that will rival his. Now, t"H e.
any other person who processes to be wise In such
matters, como out aud show the world what w bssn
| done. Who speaks hrst BEST BOWER
PACKET SHIP DUcHEss D'ORLEANs.-Ths hne packet
which went ashore Sandy Hook got on yesterday
and taken to the city, by the steamer Dusosn c. Pe
She sustained but slight damage and leaks but very lit
tie None Of the cargo will be injured We regret that
through uubecomiog spirit Of some OF ME-. Whit
locks clerks unable to give copy OF her mani
fest When the papers, or any informaton are at the
disposal Of tho sndsrs seldom have occasion to
| complain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

Pima Who attempted on Saturday week 10 murder
Mrs Russell Of Pleasant Valley, Dutchsss county mas
been arrested, and Is nov In jail Mrs H. Is sti alive
-.4ba~y .4ygus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

A FINANCIAL REvULsIoN.-Not long since,
financial revuIsion was apprehended, IN conse-
quence Of the failures In Europe arispg from
speculstions In grain The worst has probably passed
from this cause but new apprehensioos have been
lately excited BY the of events at Washington
Nobody now . prospect Of speedy peace and
the indications in the Senate In reference to an increase
Of the army give proof that heavy national debt to
be contracted, and that much embarrassment to the
commercial community must follow, as matter OF
courss IL 10 impossible that drain Of the precious
metals towards Mexico have any other effect than
embsrrsss the banks aud through them the public.
The hsw Yark Herald, generally ssgacious the sub
jsct Of monetary affairs, says 1--WE believe that the
whole Of trade and business and banking and
commerce depends the solution Of the question
before the Senate The prospects are thai the var will
be continued, that vast loans will be required
loans amountingto eighty, ninety, or hundred millions
Of dolarsfor the (secording to the sahoity
Of journals at ogton which, tosether
with the drain Of specie to England will sooa bring the
banking Institutions OF this country into state OF shso
lutte suspsnsion, aud probably nna bankruptcy. Let
all merchants, bankers, fnsnosrs traders ana every
one, look out for squalls There no harm In taking
care In time and We warn them accordingly
rsv (Ts) Republican, jan. lAh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

PRO. DWAY TIE ATREE.Tas'dav Ey.piDg, J,n y,
iaude Memoirs Mr. Fleming; Col Dumas Barrett; Bssu-
sea?t Fredercts; CLAWS, Shaw Mons Dssehspees Eve
King ley; Capt Dupont Allen; Msjor De,melips Th"mp:Hn;
Notary Halls Pauline. Mrs. Farren; Nadsme Deschapees,
Mrs. Winstausy; Widow MeInoue: Mrs. Watts; Marian,
NJ, IL T.'h me ,scs o. nNbre:
Had way: Miss Knbs Miss Gordon; Mrs HUMPHREYS, Mrs
Watts Doors opea 6 o'clock-perormance
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CHAThAM T II ATRE-Renef, Of MIR O'Brien -Tues
" day Evening Jan ish5Ths pc nmsnee viii commence
Meacue. Mr. sutherland; CLAWS. W. Held p.uli5s Mrs.
t.nme Of GYMN tsTIC FEATS-A fter winch the
MODEL ARTISTS, in the admired Tableenx Vivsnt.-
tn. whole 10 conclude with The IRISH TUTOR-Dr.
at. ~ NJ mn ;sn. 1r Fail Nir He,hert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

WONDERS OF THE TsLKeRApH-The editor
OF the Journal recently had occasion TO tele-
graph friend, whom he believed was in Phila-
delphia. The communication was left in the
office in that clty-sent to New York, where il
was received, copied and carried to Jersey city,
where it was forwarded to Philadelphia. The
person addressed was hunted for and reported at
Carlyle, within thirty miles of St Louis The
communication forwarded, the person found and
an answer received. Thus was a message, un-
der these disadvantageous circumstances, trans
mitted 2,600 miles in two hours'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

OLYMpIC THEArRE-A CARD.-Mrs. TlMM
Opectuy informs friends and the pubc that her Bene
fl VIII TIE pl.es Tss.dy Gssnns J.n 18Th on which
ia which Mr sitcbei Mr. H. Hunt, iss Kate Horn Mr.
Holsrd. Mr. L Basely Mr. T. Rae &c. Full particulars
will he Ant ann need Boy hook mo- Cd
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M iTCHELL'sOLY THE OF
M ss III. s. .a:a sIiess gin ss
Muii ME Cuoninxh,m; Daniel Toose.. NJ HeI,Rd; NJ;
NrRING-Dsadie DinmOns, Mr. BIskely; Henry Ber,nm
Mr. IL HAT; G,brel. Mr. Rea; FloIs, Mis- snts Horn
Man Gentemao, M Mitchell; A L.dy; Mrs. 1Imm To
Miss Mary Taylor Mysis Mrs Tmn. Doors open 8,
O'Clock. Dress circle, 50 cents Boxes, & Pit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

"A preseatedtbe opssa Of LUCREZIA BORGTA.Luere.ia,
Sig Teresa Tru Alfonso 6 Settmo Rossi; Gen
naro ST. Bsnedetti; rsni Sig "a Leti oss: Gubetta
SD Severe trri Gzells s Lorenzo Biondi; Xtellosz,
Mrs 5el;us Bouiard; reuuccI. er francesca sibemao
BDxca. tie M
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1848-11-10
JOHN RICE.
ST. MARYS' COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON. nELAWApr

THIS In uion is situated ia al elevated and
l. I !, d part of the rtiwesie n suburbs of th,si
ProVernnIal,y healthy cry From il location ii en-
playground Is large and the buildings ample enough
10 accommodate two hundred students The best
professors are engaged for The Young pupils in the
numb e rinches OF an English and Commercial
EducItion, 8 " ell rs the most adv, need sttdelts
10 heir highest branches.
The whole course requisite for graduation wifi
occupy seven years, and embrace The Greek Lain,
and English Languages, History, Geography, Ariih-
neiic, Mathematics, Logic, Natural and Moral Phi-
losophy, Physiology, and Chemistry
Each student on entering is examined and placed
10 The classes Tor which his previous attachments
qualify him. # l8.s - =
The Scholastic year commences On the 10Th OF
August, and ends on The last Thursday Of June {
| fIEhMS.-The animal pension for board tuition,
washing, mending linen aud stockings, and use Of
bedding, paid half yearly IN advance, is $50 90
For students not Learning Greek or Latin, 1876 90
M fsaSh sP an pS~ns eaehIsr snnan 20 90
Books, Stationery, Clothes if ordered, and in case
Of sickness Medicines and Doctors Fees, will form
extra charges !H .1s ~ 80
No uniform is required; students should bring
with them three suits, six shirts SIX pairs IL stock
ings four towels and three pairs of boois shoes,
brushes, &c.
REFERENCES. si.r
Wilmington, Del.-Alired du Pon,, Charles dn
Font, and J. p Garesche, Esqrs.; Commander /.
Shubrck. u S. N, and DR.. Askew
Philadelphia Ri. Rev. D.. KsnFick, Rev, Messrs.
u. J. Sourin, @. j. Carier, N. Csntwell, p T. Sheri
dan, and II Mclaughlin iCap,anT. d. Shaw, U.
Delaware County, Pa. las W ieoz, q. Les kaA=
w. Esqrs. -.
lPottsville, Prev, Il Fiizsimmons. 'T.3sf'
Lancaster, Pa.--Rev B. Keenan, III 4 ;0@ss q
Minersvilie, Pa-Rev. Mr. Malone. iss ~ =
Reading, Pa.--H. w. Smith ESQ. 80. s-., III
iDonglnsville, Pail Flsnnery Esq ~.
New York;-Right Rev. Dr.. Hughes, Very Rev.
W; Power, Rev: M. McAeer, W. Keinblu, Esa.
Jersey City, n. Rev. J. Kelly. - '2o
Newark, N.J.-Rev. p. Moran. i 5anl a4
Boston.-Rey. 7. Lynch = f..y IN,
Bamore.--Charles Carroll Edward Jenkins and
John Murphy Ess9rs., DR.. R; S. Stewart. -
Norfolk, Va.-M. Fer. ALL Esq
Charleston, $ C-Rev. j. Barry ana I. J. snlt. F.
van. q lHs #H ~. = - i,
Esq. ;fs f--l r., - '>o'
St. Louis.-P. B. aud A. Garesche, Esqrs.
oeI 3l-lt p. REILLY, President
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1848-11-10
PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOYERM0R

T WILLIAM THARP, Governor ii the State o
a Delaware, in obedience 10 an Act Of the Genera
provided, do hereby make known that oh 'rU ESDAY
the seventh day OF November, in The present yeul
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
elght, Three Electors Of Presided and Vice Presi
slate Of Delaware will be chosels.i q acctfilince
'wifh The provisions Of an Aci ofthtseneral Assign
bly OF said STATE. entitled :" An Act Directing The
manner of appointing in this State ELECTORS Of
president and Vice President Of tho United States
passed at Dover, Feb 10, 1929, and OF supplement
thereto, passed Feb. 90, 1917.
*F**** Given under my hand and The Great Seal
vi. Of the said State herennlo affixed at Do
*****# yer, the lweniy-fiiih day of September, in
the year OF our Lord, ono thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight. WILLIAM THARP
Blythe Governor,
oct 26-tE L IT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1848-11-10
House and Shops For Sale.

"a The subscriber intending In remove TO the
TAIN West will offer nj Private Sale, the House,
PEEL Blacksmith and Wheelwrighl Shops, now or.
eupied by him, with two Of land situate in
Pencader Hundred, about mile from Newark, on
House is two story frame. built for two families,
nearly new, with well of waller In The yard There
rs great variety OF Peach and Apple Trees on The
premises. The Shops are in good condition, being
nearly new, and first rate localion for country
stand, afordlng constant employment 10 five or six
hands. The situation is healthy, and is convenient
10 Mills, Schools, and places of Public Worship
For terms, applyto
sep lS-lm* JOHN r. HILL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1848-11-10

p m IS sRpry ilffeK IL Use, IN ipni-
EaH bard street. 9Th door above Fourth street, east
side. The house is newly papered and paint
ed contains Two parlors, dining room and kitchen,
and looms above, good yard and cellar hydrant in
the yard. Will be sold or rented very low 10 rood
tenant. Also, 10 let two small Frame Houses, on
Filth street, corner OF Pine, newly pered and
painted, rent low, they contain six rouns each, two
on each floor. Also, 10 let lei the Brick Siore cor
ner of Fourth and Lombard, a good stand for shoe
Store or grocery as il has a good dry cellar and
JUSTIN PIERCE,
Of his ieap variety store, S. e. corner of Front and
KING streets, number Of lots and houses for sale,
always low for cash sen Is