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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
OF TIE
STEAMBOAT SWIFTSIJRFf

- IA AIBOA1 SWIF SURE
You will find that 1aey's Ma ica Fain Ex-
tractor, is Lille Preserver indeed. Forthe truth
of every word contained in imprinted pamphlets
and newspaper advertisements. 1 hold myself
strictly responsible to the public. But also dis
uncty declare. that | will not hold myself respou-
slble Tor the effects of any Extractor, but what
has been procured at nay own Dspots or from
my authorised agents
II you are afflicted with that aggravaling dis-
ease, called
You can positively be cured by the genuine
Daley Extractor.
Rheumatism, Erysipeas. Swellings, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Wounds, if ever so desp.r-
ate; PuncIures, &c. &c one and all weld to the
powerful pain eXtracting nvi gorating and heaI-
ing properties OF the genuine Dalley's Exuasts.
FELONS CURED
Extract # letter dated
BELLEMoNT, Ky, November 90, le45.
MIR II. DALEY
| received your Pain Extractor few days since,
and have sold some dozen boxes, but the time .,as
been SO short, / have not heard of the effect it
has had In any cases, except case OF a Feloa ia
my own family, which ii relieved and cured in a
very short time.
Yours, JAMES NJ. YOUNG.
MOTH, F. TO THE PUBLIC.
II. Daley is the inventor of this unrvaIed rem
edy, and no man can make a grain OF ii but Mr.
Daley. He never has and never will communi>
cate The secret of compromising 1t to any one
Therefore, all EGtraCtOrs not made and put up b.
him arc base c0unterieits. III DALEY.
Inventor and sole Proprietor vf Dalley's Ma e.
ica Pam Extractor, AIS, Broadway. New York.
+. ROBINSON.
Agent for the Proprietor, Southport Wiz
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19

6NE NlS. 10 yol wan gen eel nets Tor you.
! q fancy Horses Cali at the Hardware s,of,
an select from the lncy as.or;a eto.
aug n 1919. L Balm
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AULAt CLAN K,
SUSANN All CLARK,
C. r CLARK

We the undersigned being personally ac-
quainted with the Of Mr.. Cark's son, be-
lieve the above statement substantially eorrest.
Nj. Dewey, Louisa Dewey, }. 5. Kelsey, Hen
ry +. Poarre, VIM. Evans, +. Clark. l.. T. Ro.e,
Ira Newman, VIM Newman. Mary J. Rose.
MORE PROOFS
If you went more proofs, read my printed
pamphlets-read the
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
Daguerrean Likenesses and Pa
mily Groups.

= II . 2 "A L I L,
e EEesier, respectfully announces TO the
~ citizens of Southport and vicinity, that he
viii remain IN the place for three weeks longer
those who want their likenesses in STYLE OF bean
~ UNSURPASSED IN THE WORLD and EorALLEn
By NONE IN the WEST, will please call before that
ume With his new and POWERFUL Ix.rnrvrSr
he is enabled TO take pictures in less time and in
softer light than any in the United States. Call
and See Southport Sen.en,hsr5 $50
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
LIST OF LET PERS

LET FERS
t Office at Southport fol
September 80, 1919
hem, will please mention
MANSFIELD, p. NJ.
Lamberr, VIM
Lake, Jared
Lea, Jonn
t Leach, Mrs Sa all A
NJ
Mullins, Patti
Mogiil, frances
Mead, ID
Maxam, Henry =
Mider, Misses Chariot
Miller, NJ
Marcay, Jen,ima 2
Meeker, John
Morse, George
Morris, Edward
Murphy, William
Mayer, Jacob
Muiarkey. Pat
Murphy, Deni3
Magil, James
Mellenty, James
Moody, Henry
Moon, Mr. A
Me edith, Thomas
Moirc, johannes
Murphy, Miss Ann
Murphy, John
NlcUHnty, Edward
McGoun, Anthony
McCorMick, Thomas
McClau ghry, Daniel
NJ Wall,
Mclaughlin. Hugh
Newell, Asa
Norton, Hiram
Norton, Jamos
NItTen, Solaman
O'Neal, J
Oliver, Elizabeth
Z
Pryce, John
Peck, Stephel
Passon, Henry
Porter, John
Porter, Grin
Perry, Mrs Kizer Am
ParkhuIst, George
Porch, John
Parks. Miss Ema
z
Qaide, Timothy 2
Raguc, J. ,
Reg Il, John
Reynolds, Mrs Ann
Reeves, William
Rigsman, John
Richards, John P
Rawlinson, George w
Rladc, Mr.
Robinson Ceoroeu
RounJabnsb Sill
Rooney, Samuel
r .d., AIonsoU
nj ,r',1an & 10
~, K,,a',;.oa,l
D.. NJ, NJ 7,9 ,
SHINE P.,;.,n,;o
Summons ~. Gbarl
S.,rl, ,e,,bar ~ r.
S,a,a,s ura pa,.
c..Lv..n lTa,l,,
g., S,nn y 49, Iin ''1, ,', -
S,s,,,,,.r ii,,
So, w., 'o''''
S,.r !, I1.op
Striker, DAVID
Snow, Laura 4 ,
Stevens, +. w
Summary, }
.Ston", William l.
Spencer, Ambrose
Scanned, John
Scott, Samuel
Sinclair, James \
Sherwood, VIM II
Shearer, Miss Mary
Shons John
Sheasby Charles
: hsa Ter. William
Shine, Jeremiah
: NTH, Rufus
Smith, David IL
auth, Lynn
Ls.,,t IA...l >
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
EAAL AND WINTER FASsgEoNS

EAaL AND WINTER FASHIONS
ASCOI Fashions for the FALL and W1xrEn
~ OF 1919 are just received and ready for distr
button. those sending orders from the country
are requested to state il the European or American
Plate Is desired or both. WAITE, Agt
Southport September 14,lS40.
& 1oid HenS.-A superior article Have
~ den 5 and Bard & Brothers Pens for 81
cheap al KING ) BOOKSTORE.
jane %, 1919
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19

rs !
ok Of Dry
hoes, Dc,
hose wish
bases will
/ store on
the souih
" ELL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-19
ratiUe,

The most delightful and efficient article for tn e
Hair ever invented. 1t will prevent the falling off
OF the hair, and bring in new hair where it has been
lost by sickness or other causes. Beware Of inta-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19
Equity Notice,
HI. ID. BULL.
5tf,j j
II Guardians, Trustees, Recctvers,
and Comnittcrs.

All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are bound to account to the Commission
er in Equity for Sumter District, are hereby
required to he and appear before said Com
missioner at his office at Sumter Court House.
the Third Tuesday in January, and the
Tuesdays in January and February next, to
make returns OF the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value of such estate,
aud an account of all money received and
paid Tor said estates, and TO substantlaie the
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; also
to produce all bonds, notes, certificates of
stock and other evidence OF chosss in action,
which are specified in said return; and also all
title deeds, bills Of sale and other munimants
oftitle Of property purchased by him or her,
or them, for his, her or their ward or cesty
qui trust. Those who fail, rules will be- I'M
mcdiatcly issued against them.
JOHN B. MILLER, c. F.. 81
Nov. 7th 1910 3 If
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SUERIFE",S SALES.

BY virtue o. sunhrv Executions to me d.
Tectcd, will be sold 1T Sumter Cnur, House,
on the first Monday and day following in
January next, within The legal hours OF sale,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay lor
Titles.
3 negroes levied ON as the
property OF Ed. Anderson, at the suit Of a.
Barnes.
Corn and fodder, levied on as
the property OF James J. johnson, a, The sa.t
of y. llarvln. TO be sn!l at dcs residence
= January, 1870
l negro levied On as the prop
property Of W. McIc:t a: ihc suits o, VI
Dowal q Shannon, and Jno J. Moore
l cgro !cvicd on Us lie prop
pcrty OF JOS II. S,uloS, al The sui OF / g..
Bowie.
l nwnro. horse, levied ON as
ihe pr, pr n - G. W,rn}hanr. IT, ,I.c sur,
OF r. llarlly i wife, and NJ. +. Srn,h
| horse I"Wcd on a. thc prop
erty of J. II. Watt, II the sult Of James IT,
Prescott, for AL ari John Cnbll.
> negroes, 2 farm horses, > colts, %
head Of stock Cattle, - head o. stock hos,
Old wagon, old Cnrringr, lot OF corn and Iod.
der, Peas and Potatoes, ari Plantation tools,
sevicd upon as the property ul SaHU"I Tn
dali, at The suits o; j ;. 4 !. Bpw.r, i'arr,r.
Banks, d. Go. : eases, and W. A. Cpiciourh.
the negroes to be sold at Suim,crvlllc rn.
Monday the 7ih Jan aud the E,aIan,r OF III
levy will be sold on the next day at the resi-
dcnce Of The ID .Icniant
HARVEY SKINNER, :. S D.
II Dec, 1919.
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SOUth- InrOiinn---Su Dist
~ RDJNiRN

Whereas, Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me TOR Letters IF Administration, on all and
singular the goods and clat,cIs, rights and
credits oI J. Woodward, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admonish
all and singular, The kindred and creditors Of
the sad deceased, to bu and appear before INC,
al our next Ordnnry'S Court for the said Dis
irict. to be holden at Sumter Court House on
Friday the l4,h day of December next, to shew
cause, il any, why tho said administration
should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 3Oth
day OF November, in the year of our
| l.. s Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-nnc and in the 7Ith year Of
American Indcpenponcc.
w. LEWIS, o. n.
Dec. 5 6 q
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19

BY virtue Of tundry Executions to nc d.
rected, will be sid at Sumter C"nrt I!uus,.
ON the first Monday ANA day ioowng III
,'7t'uary next, wi,hn icgai hn"rs u sale, to
Ii hsThcs, bidder for Cash. Tie iu.,uwinY
pre-. -.tv Purchasers to pay fer TtIr.
lni. III one tract Of 100 acres
land more or less in Ciarcmont, adjoining
lnnds OF Wni. Os:ccn a:!L T.. lIoJ.c and
where defendant Ives. Sad intcrcy, being
an uncXplrcd lease, levied upon as the prop
nrty OF Wan. Prtchard at The suit OF VIM
DStccn.
One tract Of 75O acres of land
in C!arcadon' adjoining lands oi II. Kelly,
Wm. L. Reynolds and Mary Kelly, levied
upon as the property ot Samuel i'rla! Il.
Tie suits OF }. 5. Il !. Bowie, Farrar, Banks,
Il Co., cases, and W. y. Co,l,u.h.
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. 5. y.
ii Dec, 1919
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COpartnershiD Notice,

The undersigned have associated them
selves together under the firm of PRINGLE
g. GRAHAM, for the transaction of business
connected with the Steam Mn, situated
| IA miles from Sumervlle, where they
are prepared to Saw and grind.
ELIJAH PRINGLE,
N. GRAHAM.
Sept 10th 1910 AZ #
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
~ EQUITY.

E.r pty1e
Mary J. Wilder and Children, ''e'''on'
VIII be sold AT Sumter Court House, ON
the first Monday in January next, and if not
then sold, viii be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
y lot OF land III Sumicrvilc on the North
cast corner ot Broad and Liberty Street, a,
prcScn, occupied 10y by Fr1crson & Pringlc,
AMI \. thlSon. The terms are cash.
by order OF the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER.
COn'r.
StIntn-,.,llc Ma, =
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Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD,


FRIERSON IL pRINGLE take this early
method OF returning their thanks to the good
people of Sumter District, for their very kind
ana liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been IN business; they respect
fully solicit Il continuance of the same
They Will keep as before every article in the
grocery line besides little OF the dry goods,
Hardware and almost every article which the
Farr crS may call for, will barter Tor anv kind
OF country produce, and on as reasonable
terms aS possible, II You doubt il Iust call III
AT the corner store opposite AlcLean's old
stand at the sIgn of the negroes, the follow
ing articles compose part OF what they
have on hand
5000 pounds Bacon sides
1000 % Sugar cured hams
900 =" i."ai | ard
ID KITS Mountain Butter
5 do Goshen do
20 Best G"shcn Cheese
- Barrels Baltimore Fionr
10 Kegs Buckwhca, do
I'D Sacks Java Cnllcc
10 dc Cmha do
ID do Rio do
I'D bis Sugars crash'd. clarified g. brown
ligd> Charleston refined I'rcarkcl
, do \. O. and West India Molascs
100 Sacks Salt
, bbs Mackcrcl No |
300 lbs Cod Fash
. bbls Irish Potatoes
Candles, Sperm, .Alamaninc and Talow
crockcry and Hardware
French Chocolate, Cr,ron, Ncrmccli, Maca
rom, Brazil nuts, Almonds, Rascns, Ginger,
Nutmeg, All-spicr, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
b,..I.,
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FOR SALE,

4 desirable Summer Residence on the Ipb
Hills near Providence. Twenty-Five Acres
OF Land arc attached to the promises For
terms which will he accommodating apply 10
l.. NJ. Spann, on the spot, or to w r. 3
llaynsworih, in Sumtcrvillc.
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y <i4yfe .t.,& S4NC'

The subscriber ocgS irayn T'tfifh,'i4sF4t!' 'tff,'44t!' -
trien!~ ana the rnhlir mc!';rAI,, ,hai H. W.h
continue the BOATING III >iNl&iS .cM
WRIGuWS BLUFF ;u Ch .r!rS,on The en-
suing Winter. Al Cotton and n.l.rrl'ron,r
consigned to his Boats w!ll hcrccc'vca stored
SC, free of charge. N.c!= ii ms lc1sanaJ!".
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for p,s. iavurs, Iir hopes, hy lS
usual strict attention. - l!n Interests ni his
irien S TO realize a combination q, ih";r pa
tronage. J. RUFUS FIELDER
WrImnts Bluff, u OF Isl! IIu
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S0Hfh- -CmoliHG---SumiCr Dist
by w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for scM

District.
Whereas, w BROWN hath applied 10 me
Tor hif'rS W administration, on all and SIN
@nlar The goods and chatlcls, rights and cred
us OF VIM. II. Brown, late OF the DIstric,
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be- and appear before
me, AT our next Ordnary's Court for the said
District, TO he holden al Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 2ls day Of December next. to
Shrw caus,, il any, why the said adminis,ra-
ton should not l." granted.
Given under my hand and seal tbs l0,h
day OF December, in the year OF our
l.. S. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine, and in the 7Ith year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
dor
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s2 from rlrr.it & cos.
-s, Every order to FYFEN u co. is
answered by return mail
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit
payable in Gold, at sight promptly remitsed
to any part of the Country for Prizes asoi'
at this Agency.
II One Package Of Tickets may Draw
,'our Capital!
- h.oHcy IN an. sulps korerer igrgs, can
~ couHaehfip- Tia icG 10 Tie address Of
pYFER u CO.
Distant Residents throughout the, United
States, who desire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE,
have an order for single Ticket or Package
at the prices set forth in the above schedule,
to the Old Established, Far-farned and Trul"
Lucky House OF
PYFER & CO.
No l. IhGHT STrEEr BALTIMORE MD.
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2'''' DIR. KEELER'S
Celebrated Family Medicines.

DIR. KELLER is regular graduate from
one of the best medical schools Of tho country,
and practising physician Of the city Of Phladel-
phiu. We take great pleasure in presenting
these remedies to tho afflicted. They are Nil Of
undoubted medicinal powers aud hold out to the
invalid promise Of relief, such as none others
possess. They each have been;':oroughly tried
in long successful private practice, aud have
established for themselves u reputation hut few
possrss and given better satisfaction to tho aiilc-
ted than any Of tie bonsted remedies of the day.
In Offering them to tho public, the proprietor is
influenced by no sinister motives of gun, but
feel, conscious thut thay aro emnently deserv-
ing Of public confidence. No medicines ever be
fore the public hnvo acquired such deserved
reputation upon Il cir merte alone. or appeal with
such irresistible force TO the invalid.
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Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing i!

We have just received drcidcd'y. t,n ulr Il
aud hes; assorted STOCK % READY MA, Z
CLOTHING ever offered d! tDis Market md
no mistake. Co"ts Vests, Pants O:cr Coats,
Drawers, Shifts, Under Sh,r:s, Sochse'c. w.
can renew the whole outer lnaD from Bonnet to
Boot-hrcl-- CHEAP FOR CASH, or Oh &C
comnoduimg terms and reasonable prices 10
good customers. Come on and make your se!ec-
tons.
A. ]. g. p. MOSES
Oct lG 81 Il
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LANG NOTICE.

All demands duo the late Firm Of W. Nj.
WEBB s.. CO, if not paid before the first
day of March next, will, from necessity be
placed in other hands for collection, forthwith.
VIM WEBB,
6 Dec. lSa9. If
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Notice.
$l2 Per MlOiltll

Will b. paid l"r good Negro i.,hnrrrs. To wo'k
on L. f, CHARLOTTE, RiIL ROAD nrar {"
tRsnb:a. Apply - either o. . e" u"a,rs'Gne1.
80 t tl~ MN BEI.SER
,atis5 1t ttt.S h, y. Hga ~H
IS rsIf fr?sIf s s Sssf '"t". = ~ 1ssSSsll e
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

TO work on the Rail Road; these hands
VIII be employed ont IN the Pine wn,Ls mia
alter frost, when they viii he placed ON il,c
SIDE oi The RIVER swamp, the work i. all h,,h
and dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an Abundance OF wholesome food and drv
tents Wages good, and paid in Cash monIl.
~, or as the owner may prefer
Enquire OF {. 5. Mcllclt on the work near
Manchester, or OF the subscriber, in Sumter
'vilir. ID. b. McLAURIN.
h. Aug 60 1910. "A ,f
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300 pr. Negro Blankets.
5000 yds. Negro Kcrscys aud Lnscys.
For sale by
l.. B. HANKS.
Oct 90 50 If
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Dr 8AcclcP'S Liver and Samntiyc
Pills

Although not recommended as "curc all, ;"
yet they are the mi,lcst and best reulrdy 10 re-
move Consumption, Jaundcr, Dyspepsia, Bill
houSncSs, n"rvouS',r S, foul stomach. head ache
md scs,'on, etc. Unlike other purgaIIvc mcdi-
c.uc thcy ,ravc the bowels ALWAYS relaxed, con-
se'lu"n'ly are the proper medicine for females
and persons leading scdentary life. Price 20
ccuts.
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Sum'crvilc, Nov. l2ih 1910 8,
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Dr. Ricelcr'S Cordial and C:,r,s.i
native.

Every family whether rich poor, who val
ucs health and all Ills hlessng should have This
Invaluable remedy at hand. II is infinitely the
bcs, remedy known for Diarrhtra, dyscn,ery
cholera morbus. cholera infantum, choIic. tatu.
lcncy. gripping pains crunp. ETC., und for all dis
eusrs Of tho stomach aud buwcls caused by
! tcethng. The numerous testimonials from
PHYSICIANS and others unsolicited has gwen 1t Il
reputation as firm as id ant. Price IS cent:
per bottle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
Reduction Of Tolls on the
a, "a a

ATa meeting Of the President and Directors Of III
n James River and Kanawha Company, held at kich
mond on Friday, 18th January, 1879:
II being satisfactorily represented To the Board, ~
behalf oHmany respectable farmers from the river coun
ties between Richmond and the Blue Ridge, that ~"
present toll has the effect Of dlscoutaens ihr
cultivation OF that article for market, aud Of causing
the greater portion the crops which are raised 10 be
unnecessarily and lavshy fed 10 farm stock, AMI fui
Their that suitable reduction of toll thereon would
cause the shipment for market Of an additional qnaEt
" Of Corn greatly exceeding the ratio Of such rrdnc.
ton, that the revenue ofthe Company would there
BY be increased
Resolved, That the toll on Corn and Corn Meal BE-
reduced 10 one cent per ton per mile.
Mr.. Ellis, from the Committee heretofore appointed
Ia consider the rxpsdency Of charging merely nom.
nal Toll On all articles used IN Improving the soil ~
lands, presented written Report accompanied by tn"
correspondence of the commirr, with statistics aud
rrcomme ndlng The following resolutions which wee
adopted:
Resolved follows
l. That the toll on GYPSUM Guano, Poudrrtte. and
Manure Of all kinds be liked AT i2 cents per ton for all
distances.
2 That the Tolleathers the Canal continue T.
charge Lime tine present toll of mills per ton per
mile but on receiving satisfactory proof that sai art
Gle bona ide intended 10 be employed solely IN IN
proving the soil Of lands and has not been, and VIII
not be employed for any other purpose then tr san
Togahrrers are hereby Instructed 10 charge II. cr>
per ton for all distances.
g. That the said lgatherers continue 10 charge
Coal and Coke passing up the Canal the present toll ~
mills per per mile; hut receiving satisfactory
proof that said articles bona hde Intended 10 h.
employed solely in the burning of lime for the improve
ment of the soil of lands, and have not BEEN and VII
not be employed for any other purpose then the sai
Toli2atherers hereby instructed To charge only y:
per ton for all distances.
Extract from the Records. q GERBERDlN6,
Secretary James River and Kanawha Company,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
MORE GOLD.

The Union publishes an cITacI OF letter
from highly intelligent source which left Topic
IN the 18th Dec and is The latest intelligence from
the Western coasl:
HThere is a lale arrival from California bring
ing intelligence that region OF gold, richer than
any vel known, has been discovered north OF The
former placer The United States ssoreship Lex
ing,on was 10 leave for The United States. When
This vessel sailed she already had on board
$500 900 in gold dust 1.-The properly OF individual
citizens. The Union understands, for the Unied
States" THE New York Commercial denies The
accuracy OF the above.l
But even our own Virginia seems 10 feel the
touch of Midas. A friend told the Editor OF The
Union day or two since tina, The had seen a
certificate from The mint, Of nine thousand dollars
worth of gold deposited as the result OF i've or
six days work, with about as many hands, al The
Whitehall mine in Virginia, OF Messrs Heiss,
S!ork,on, &c. Six negroes, we learn from anoth-
er entirely reliable source, had obtainted hryfre
pounds of gold from the Isl to The 9Th or Tn Of
Ills month THE last days working OF three ne
groes was worth 81 .594."
Should not these brilliant accounts attract the
gold-digsers 10 our own FL Dorado in Virginia
| The golden age seems 10 have returned as far as
| the metal is concerned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
pprs,DENTIAL ELECTION.

The following tabular view oil The lale fresi-
DENTAL election was compiled for The PennsylVa-
man. and we re. publish i, as being probably quhe
as correct as any that has been gwen. |! VIII &c
seen that President Taylor is in minority o.
nearly 900 votes in the Union-and that Inc
treaebery Of Van Buren, produced the Democrat
ic defeat. Under the circumstances no one can
reasonably contend that The election oil Taylor IS
triumph of Wing principles. They were MOI
even brought into issue-and il was not wing
strength, but Democratic discussion, which led 10
the result. Elected, therefore. through Democrat
ic agencies and "no party" professions, General
TAYLOR is bound by every consideration not TO
pursue an ultra course either as TO men or mea-
sures. We shall soon see, whether ne means 10
be "second Washington" in any one particular
--,he revelations from the Baton Rouge oracle
indicate any Thing else.
Looking al facts, the Democratic party should
feel encouragement 10 stand by their principles
and keep their honored banner flying. They will
make no lac,ous opposition, but will give
lair trial 10 the minority Administration
They will, however, watch with vgilant eye
lis every acl and sustain il if consistent, and op-
nose il il in conflict, with their cherished prinei-
nles and policy. Virginia should be armed at all
poiuts, and we hope to see her next Spring send
mo 10 The National and Stale Councils true Re-
publicans, who will stand by the Constitution and
the Union, regardless Of all sinister influences,
and manfnllv UNFOLD the present salutary and ri.
umphant measures OF Governmental policy: