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These ships having been built by contract expressly
service every has been taken their
constructOn-as In their engnes-to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
squalled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in 6rst
cabin 1920 in second cabin S70 Exclusive use extra
Gxe state room, $780,
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and 426.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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DR. WARDS MEDICAL FRIEND-AN INVALUABLE
~ guide 1o2 pages, gratis Office in Canal street
door from Broadway, up stairs Hours, 8 A. NJ. to 3
p. NJ. Sundays, from lQA, NJ till II NJ, and from till
in the evening
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r GATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK.-NEw YORK,
Il January 25th 1S53.-A dividend of five per cent
the capital stock will be paid to the stockholders
and after Tuesday next February t The transfer book
will be closed until that day. BY order Of the board
7. r. ACLY, Cashier.
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- AENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM

* ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COM.
" papy-Notce to Observation-Disclosures is hereby
given to the stockholders of the first and second div
of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company
that annual dividend Of eight per cent has been
declared by the Board of Directors from the earnings Of
said first second divisions for the six months ending
January 81, 1853 payable to the stockholders and
after the 10th day Of February next in cash. at the Office
Of the company In Chicago provided that such dividends
shall be applied upon all stock in said first and second
divisions which shall remain partially paid after the
10th day of February next much thereof may BE-
necessary to make the same full paid.
Chicago January TO- 1853. W. NJ. LARRABEE, Secy.
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i Drama of the Mississippi, from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Falls Of st. Anthony, with all the
principal cities and towns and general characteristics
viii open for exhibition the rst Of February at the
METROPOLITAN Hall.
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C1UDIO CURIOSO, $40 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
y between Houston and Beecker.-Admission %
cents Season tickets for families S. Open at 81,
A. NJ and closes at TO- P. NJ Among this superb colec
ton Of curiostes is the head of Saint Peter genuine
painting by Carlo Doci This painting possesses great
merit and should be by all who are in love with the
fine arts,
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
I'D Holy Land is now open, at the and spacious
Georama in Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawings made upon the spot by Mr. Banvard during
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the works. Mr.
B. win explain the paintings personally Picture
at and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
O'Clock Admission. so cents children, half price.
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CORPORATION No1G-PUBIlC NOTICE IS HE

CTRKET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
solution has been presented TO the Board Of Aldermen
10 Tag the sidewalk in Eighteenth street. (south side)
between ftn and sixth avenues All persons interesed
h writing to the undersigned at his Office, ON or before
Ne 10Th day of January inst, JAMES FUREY,
January TO- 1854 Street Commissioner.
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TITO THEATRICAIS.-w R. FISH, OROM LONDON
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
street four doors from Broadway Amateur performances
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls N. B.-Any style Of theatrical wig made on
four hours notice.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF WASH
n ingon, D: c. under the direction of Aaron Haight
Palmer Counsellor of the Supreme Court Of the United
States for the prosecution and recovery Of claims the
United States before Congress- the Departments
and Boards sitting Washington settle
ment of accounts with the Executive Departments and
obtaining the remission of fines penalties and forfeure
for alleged violations of the revenue other laws Of
heritances in the United States and foreign countries
investments in United States and State securities coec
tons generally remitances and other money business
purchase of government lands for foreign emgants &c
The undersigned has efficient and reliable correspondents
in the several States and Territories of the Union and will
give his prompt and faithful attention all business con-
nded to the agency. Letters must be post paid Office
south Of Fifteenth street. opposite the Treasury
Department AARON H. PALMER,
Director and Consul General of Ecuador for the u s.
Washington December, 1852
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TRAITS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS
~ from FL and upwards payable at sight, are issued
by the subscribers BOWMAN, GRINNELL b Co., No.
50 South street. sole passenger agents for the Swallow
Tail line Of Liverpool and London packet ships.
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Balloon, $9o $685. and $685. according to state rooms)
limited number Of third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$780,. .....: to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends, obtain
certificates of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
in sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be
had at the Office of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent, No. Al
Exchange place.
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WILL. SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPnSA
w Entertainment and ascent Of Mont Blanc, iustra-
ted with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintngs
from drawings taken the spot, at enormous 81.
pense together with highly humorous and interestns
description of and the continent and N
the Alpine regions, by John E. Owens, Esq, the weN
known and popular comedian Full particulars win short
ly be announced.
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4 UsTRALIA PACKET-F1RST vESSEI4-TTIE EIE
N CANT clipper EAGLE, all ready for sea, can &C
commodate few passengers, ifappicaton isimme
diateiy made to ISAAC T. SMITH, Consignee,
lQl WQu street, corner Of Front
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DACKETs 10 RAvRE-sECOND IINE-THE Fol
il lowing ships will leave Havre the 10TH and New
York on the LIST Of each MONTH
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CHIP sIR0CCo FOR SAN FRANC1sco-TH BEAUTI.
- ful ship viii sail in few days and has splendid ac
commodations for passengers. Shippers will please have
all then freight on board this week.
j. 5. oAKF0RD o2 Wall street
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CTATEMENT OF THE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
- Fire Insurance Company the 31st day Of Decem-
ber 1852 made to act Of the Legislature of
the State of New York to provide for the incorporation
Amount Of capital which has been paid in cash and is
unimpaired .................... $3.50 600 90
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NJ ORMA.-MADAME MARIETTE AIB0NI'S APPEAR
IN ance in Norma, this (Friday) evening few
front seats for sale by CHARLES CHRISTIAN, Music
tags opera on this (Friday) evening, to be had
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They all first class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers and commanded by Of experience in
the trade The price of passage $780, without wines
liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will forwarded
free from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 164 Pearl street
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GyTREET DEPARTMENT., NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given, that the following
solution has been presented in the Board Of Assistant Al
deYmen-Tolay cross walk from the northeast to the
northwest corner Of Reade and Washington streets All
persons interested and having objections thereto
Quested to present them to the undersigned in writing
at his Office before the 3st day OF january inst
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
Januayv 1879 a
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~ Bonds.-The bonds Of this company, bearing seven
per cent interest with coupons attached payable semi
Mechanics Bank in this city, and having fourteen and
half years TO mature from january 1s 1858 for sale BY
G. 8. ROBBINS & SON.
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MEDICAL.

mr. CONvERS CONTINUES HIS OFFICE PRACTICE
~ at ID Chambers street. basement Centre street
Hours of consultation from IA. NJ to 0P H.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the following
hutton has been presented in the Board of Adermeno
regrade Fortyffth street, between Eighth and Ninth
All persons interested and having objections
the same requested to present them in writing
the undersigned at his Office before the fifth day
OfFebruary next JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
January 90 1874
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TWO OR FIVE OF THE FRONT SEATS, DRESS CIR
i Gle, Of Alboni's last opera at the Broadway Thea
tire, for sale Apply at No 32 Warren street, back Office
between I he hours Of and 3 o'clock
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NTETMoRE ROBERT & CO., STOCK NOTE, AND EX
wv change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust
Continental Bank Building, No II Wall street.
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CtE1F PREsERvATION-sEIF CURE.-A RECIPE or
- infallble preservative against all Diseases and
three original prescriptions for the of them may be
rected to G. HASS0N, NJ. D., Montreal, Canada East
N. B.-No deception. ALI communications strictly
private.
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|NRCUS.-NEw YORK AMPHrTHEArRE, NO. 81 BOW.
~ sry-R. Sands Co.. Propretors- Friday, JAN
3D. Last night but of Mons IaThorne, the cannon
ball defyer. Miniature Horsemanship by Master Jesse
Sands, upon two Ponies elegant Of equestransm
by Miss Emma Nathans Mr. Fisher in daring feats
the flying corde Gymnastics &C. To conclude with the
HARLEQUIN AND GHOST
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In their unique and wonderful entertainments
The first Chinese performance given in this CITY.
This famous Troupe Of Fifteen Artists male and female
the most talented the Chinese Empire boast Of win
make their debut in their National Entertainments pre-
senting great combination of wonderful and daring
feas yet witnessed in this part of the world Box
book opened on Saturday, at O'Clock Admission, 60c.
and 25c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-09
Look what a Bargain !

TNTEN DING to leave the State next fsll, vii
L sell mv PlNEY WOODS PLANTATION
on Shaw Il Greek, containing
Twenty Seven Hundred Acres,
Twelve miles from EIgcfcld, and ten miles from
Aiken and Graniicvic.
This Plantation is we'll improved with Two good
Dwellings, Excellent Saw and Gr:st Mills. one OF
the best Potrrivs in The State. and all necessary out
buildings and fixtures which can be purchased on
2 the most reasonable terms, rs am determined to
sell.
The Land on the Creek is Of the best quality and
produces Corn. Wheat and Rye finely.
First rate water power for any kind Of machinery.
To any one wishing to buy the terms shall be nc
comnodatiug. c. RHODES.
Jan 10 tf ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-09
ia N NEWS HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. @.


NER. JANNEY, in connection with Mr.. ".
WI llAEHIs and DIR. 7. J. GOODWIN, having pur-
chased that fine and conlmodinus establishment
heretofore known the CONGAREE HOUSE,
ii will hereafter be designated as "Banlscy's
E1Otca."
In announcing this to the public. the Prorric:ors
feel that it is not necessary to present in detail the
Inducements and advantages which this Hotel pre-
scnts It's location, its commodiuusncss, and the
improvements contemplated by the present mama
gers will they fee, satisfied, afford To the travelling
community and others, a ln;cl in Columbia which
will in every way rank among the best in the coun-
try Every comfort convenience, and appcndage,
to the Ir, class hotels in The United States. will be
found ut .TANNEY'S HOTEL, aud no elinrt on
the part of the Proprict"ra will be wanting to rem
der it worthy of the capital of The State.
Mr.. JAXSEy AMI Mr.. Harris, so well known by
the visitors at the American Hotel will always he
found ut their posts, and il unrrmitting attention to
The duties they have assumed. be any guarantee If
satisfaction, they have 10 hesitation in promising it
10 ti.ir guests.
Mir. lli'chcork's splendid line Of Omnibusscs and
Hacks, having the name Of the Hotel painted on
them. are attached 10 .)anncy's Hotel and will be
pronI,, and faithful in the conveyance Of rasscn-
gers to and from the various dcpo.s.
Columbia Jan 81 On 3
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Osnaburgs and Negro Cloths,
At FIamufactysrcr's Prices!

Al MaMNfaCtllNcF's E'TiccS
GNOWDEN g. SHEAR, Augusta Ga,
- have Oh hand, full supply ol COTTON CS-
NABuRGS Of the most approved styles; Negro
kERSEYS, of George Schlcy's, William Schlcy' s,
and Of the Augusta Manufacturing Company.
Also, Brown SlllRTlNGS and SlIEEr!NGS,
Of the Augusta Manufacturing Company, all Of
which. they will sell at very low prices.
c3- The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment.
Jan l2 # 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-09
Election Notice,
To all and singular the Managers Of the GeHere

To all and singular the Managers Of The General
Elections for the District Of Edgefcld.
TN Pursuance of an Act Of the General Assembly
4 of this State, passed on the 9Th December. \
d., 1852 YOU are hereby required, after giving legal
notice, (and being duly quaiticd) to proceed to hold
an Election for Representative in tic Congress OF
the United States for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict on the 4lh Monday in February instant, aud
tll,. day following, al the place, and 10 bc con-
Quoted By the same Managers and in the san,e
manner the election of Members of the State Lc-
gslaurc; and after having determined on the per.
sun duly elected you do certify the same according
To- law, under Your hand and seal to the Governor
for the time Icing.
MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.
Edgciied c. H.-R Minis, Jas. Il. Griffin, and
johnson \ Bland.
Lonrm:r-s-J II Ycldc W Zimmerman and
john Anderson.
TowIcs'-p B Weaver, Ridley scurry, and P S
Brooks
More's-J o'ocall, W Carter, and n Henderson
Richardsun's-M NJ Graham, r G Hill and c
Atssway.
Collirrs-LJ Milton, :! W Munly and + Burt.
Coleman Archibald Clarke \ Chapman and
j VI Maynard
Boulw.r:s-John Lott, William Merchant and
W So!lce.
Meeting Street. W Zimmerman, W Stevens
and ID Tompkins.
Mount Mlling--Josiah Padgctt Julius Banks and
V \ IIurlong
Wilson liois,ein's-,Tohn NJ Norris y d Bates
and Gilbert Mccoy.
R,nelart's Jennings, Joel Inabnit and L
McNara
IIuwards-B NJ Talbrr,, B. Howard and F Cox
Park's-rhnnas Chamberlain, George Morgan,
and NJ \ Cart!edge.
Libranl'.-E Krcrs, 4 Kreps and w Collam
R,l.. nu1
Red IIi-:T NJ Clark, 1. Hols,cin and William
Thurmond. jr.
Ha,cher's-Wm II Town, VIM j Turner and +
Jordan.
Drrn's-.I Dorm, 4 May and W Dean.
Nails I Gardner, J Everett and L Re1dick.
Grantevile--S Wise. J Purvis ana :. Glover.
!NIcms-W y Turner H. Hart aud } Wright.
Nickcrs,n's-C Nickcrson, W Durham and j
Cuhrcath.
Prrry's-J w Abney, A Dvzicr and William
Cubrea,h.
Ilarnburg-wm NJ Sales, VIM Spires and B S
Dunbar
Shcprsrl's-iI Lasronc, Isaac Bowlcs and L
Harling.
Dun.ons-B Ssrom, J Moss and j Chatham.
Pine EIousc-E P II Kirkscv, G W Jones and
James Hatcher.
Cherokee ponds-Wil,iam Ianham, Morris and
James Curry.
Ridgc-W II"lsirin, Z W Perry and T Watson.
C""prrsve-R Griffin, B Cooper and c
Carter.
Shattcr;icld-llcnry Rush, William laugby and
W Robertson.
William SmyIcy's-M NJ Padgctt, S II Rogers
and Jesse Smith
The Managers To meet 1t Edgc6eld Court House
ON Wednesday following, count the votes, and de-
clare thc election.
Feb 9, 1853 st 4
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Mew and Excellent Furniture,
Jan y
LTpholsterer in General T!

MIR. 6. o. DECEEEET, Upholstcrcr
WI and Paper Hanger, respectfully announces to
the citizens o. l;dgcfrll and its vicinity that he is
now prepared to make TO order,
BcsEs, IE;.ir aMd sllIvck Matt:;aSses,
and also to attend to PAPER RANGINGS, WINDOW
BLINDS, SHADES, &c, :
Mr. H. will attend punclraliy 10 business and all
orders will b. speedily and faithfully executed.
IIe will be found at the Office formerly occupied
by Chancellor WAnDLAw except when elsewhere
engaged
Dec. Is 2ta AS
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Boot and Shoe Manufactory.

TNIlE Subscriber having renewed and increased
L facilities in his business, takes this method OF
informing his kind patrons, thu, he still remains at
the same place where he was last year, and con-
tinucs to make Fine Dress Double Sole and Pump
BOOTS, Of the finest and best Materials, and good
fits warranted.
Also,
have now on hand a beautiful variety of Booss
and Shoes Of my own Manufacture, which. for one
month, will cell at LOW PRICES FOE. CASH.
WM. AicEFOT.
Ia, 10 st 50
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r e m OV al /!

Tg1IE Undersigned respectfully informs lis old
i customers, friends and The public generally that
he h,s removed to his BRICK STORE, on Centre
Street, between Nrssrs. .IoEIAm SIEI.Ey and GEonGE
Robinson, where he offers for sale general assor
mcnt Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Mr. ELllIu IorGEs is my duly authorised Agent
to rcIi Gomls and the businrsss will he conducted
under the style Of L. HODGES, Agent.
ii. y. kENRlCK.
Hamburg, Nov 90 If 46
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IL ON TUESDAY the 18th HssEas,
@ .s:Es February 1853, owing to eyix,s yk,S
,isiiN@ loss Of vision, and consc-
sssassssss quent inability Of my Faith |ss-s1ss'n'
er to manage his domestic affairs. by his direction,
will be sold, at his present residence in Lexington
District, the following described property.
His we'll KNOWN FEfiss, OIL LiGhtwood
Creek with about Twenty-Five Hundred (25O0)
Acres Of Land attached, as appears from a recent
re survey. made By Mr.. Sampson Dufic.
The Grist and Saw Ail both being III good rnr-
ing. order, on never falling stream, within two
miles of navigation fer rats, fair nduccmentl Oh
iered 10 purchaser wishing to engage in the Lun-
hcring or Flourng business rs the water power IS
well adapted to ether; and the Land heretofore
cultivated, has long been known TO yield fair grain
crops.
Also, three other small Tracts, containing about
Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Acres each, original.
Is in one Grant but since laid out into suitable Lots
for small Settlements the head Vt Lite Black
Creek aud joining lands belonging 10 Aaron
TAYLOR, formerly part Of the same survcy:-and
as Els has proved productive and capable of yield
ing fine provision crops, the other three Lots being
of the same quality Of soil, must be kew:se valun-
ble.-Also,
ElcrcE, Negroes,
Among whom can be found Nlil'rrs, Sawycrs, "aS-
goncrs, AMI others capable Of doing House or Plan
tltion business.
Also, Horses, Mules. Oxen. Cattle, Hogs Corn,
Fodder. Peas and Vines Flour, Potatoes, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Implements,
B!acksmi!h's Tools. Roal Wagon, Timber and
Plantation Carts, and sundry articles too tedious TO
mention.
TGnas-Thc Land and Negroes will be sold on
n credit of one, two and three ycars-irtcrcst ard
onc-th;rd Of the principal payable annually. The
purchaser being required to give bond ard two on
more approved securities, and Cor Tie Land, i
Mortgage Of the Premises For all other property
amounting to s., noe and interest, payable in
twelve months, with approved sccarity. and for
MI sums under s5. cash delivery Of the properly.
The foregoing terms not being complied with, fer
any property bid of; the same will be r'-s"Id, and
the person SO falling to comply will be held bound
to make good any deficiency between the latter and
former fa!e
Maj Walter Quattichum or The Undersigned, will
show any of the property il suitable application be
made. fAGL tsU MI lLEhhuA
Pinara, Jan 10. 5t ~
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN CIIANCERY.
Costcr.& Coke and Amended and Supplement
Abram Martin, Bill to call in Crsditors
rs and administer effects Of
Jas R. Garrett and Stephen S. Garrett, de-
others. ceased, dc.
ET appearing that the Defendants james R.
L Garrett, Thomas S. Garrett. Caroline a. V.
Martin, James p Thurmond and his wife Caro-
lde p, Mary Garrett, William II. Garrett, Eliza
beth S. Burt, B. e. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann, Susan B. Garrett, Charley A. Garrett and
John u. Garrett, reside without the limits Of this
State: On Motion by Mr.. CARROLL. Plaintiff Is
Solicitor, Ordered that the said Defendants
plead, answer or demur to the Plaintiffs Bill OF
Complaint within three months from the publ
cation of this order, or the said Bill will be
taken pro confessso against them:
A. SIMKlNS, C. f. E. D.
Comm'rs Office, Jan 81, 1858 3m 8
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The State Of South Carolina.

The State 'of South Carolina.
To all and singular the Managers Of the General
Elections for each Congressional District in
the STATE.
In pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly
of this State, passed on the 10th December, a. D.
1852 YOU are hereby required after giving legal
tcc and being duly qunlificd to proceed to hold an
election for Representative in the Congress of tho
United States, for each Congressional District, on
the I'll, Monday in February rext, and the dry fol-
lowing, at the samclpaccs, aud to be conducted by
the same managers, and in the same manner as the
election of members Of the State Legislature; and
after having determined on the persons duly elected
YOU do certify the same according to law under your
hand and seal to the Governor, ut Columbia, by the
first Monday in April next, on which day the votes
will be counted, and thereafter the election declared.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, in Columbia, this Goth day Of Janun-
ry, in the year Of enr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty y-ihrcc, and in the
scven,y-seyen,! ycarntthc Sovereignty and
Independence oftllc u. S. of America.
Cv the Governor: j. l.. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Sec'ry of State.
Jan 26 = 5t
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Executive Department.

rg9IIE aIaragcB Of Elections in each Congressional
& District throughout the State, arc hereby re-
qurcd 10 open the Polls at their respective places of
Elections, and 20 hold an election for Representa-
tives in the Congress of the United States, on the
fourth lIonday in February next, in conformity with
the writ hcrcunto appended IN obedience to rpso-
luton passed ut the Inst sitting of the Legislature,
writ of Election will be sent to each place Of Election,
in each Congressional District throughput the State
and in the event Of those writs not reaching their
destination it is deemed advisable by the Executive
to issue this general notice, to remedy such contin
gencies as may occur.
< JOHN L. MANNING.