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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-27

much Is the House Of Representatives
in the exercise of its constitutional
rights must ultimately determine what
time Of ANY, was prescribed by the
Legislature OF this State for holding an
election for Representatives In Com
gress for said term. I have deemed 1t
advisable and proper to proclaim, and
certify the results Of both Of the cleo
tons aforesaid, and thus bring the
question involved fairly before the
House of Representatives OF the United
States Tor its decision. 80
Now, therefore, l, John j. Jacob,
Governor of the State of West Virginia,
do, by this my proclamation, declare
that at the election held as aforesaid,
on the Fourth day in August, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two provided that
was the time prescribed by law tor
holding said election), John j. Davis
was elected representative IN the Con-
gress OF the United States for the First
Congressional District, j. Marshall Ha-
gans was elected Representative 10 the
Congress OF the United States for the
Second Congressional District. aud
Frank Hereford was elected Represent.
alive in the Congress of the United
States for the Third Congressional Dis
trict, each for the term commencing on
the fourth day of March next; but on
the other hand, l do declare that, at the
election held as aforesaid, on the
fourth Thursday in October; eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, (proVlded
that was the time prescribed by law tor
holding said election), Benjamin Will
son was elected Representative in the
Congress OF the United States for the
First Congressional District, Benjamin
F. Martin was elected Representative
in the Congress OF the United States
for the Second Congressional District,
and Frank Hereford was elected Repre-:
sentative in the Congress Of the United
States for the Third Congressional
District, each for the the term COM
mencing on the fourth day OF March
next
In testimony whereof have hereunto
1~, set my hand and caused the
SEAL seal OF the State to be affixed
t-) at Charleston, this twenty first
day OF January, in the year
one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy three, and OF
the State the ninth.
JOHN j. JACOB.
By the Governor
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Sec'y OF State.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Nsw York Market.

g-t New YosK, January Is.
FLOUR-Market steady the demand 70,
shipping still continues and holders in
sist on very full prices; superfne
scarce and very firm; $6 1901 w fol
superfne State; 81 35@7 IS for extrs
State; 81 9O@$s 10 for choice do; 90 IL
as 60 for fancy do 6 2O@7 % fol
superfine western; 81 30@7 80 for com
mon to medium extra western; ~ 0O9
8 so for choice do; IS 50@lO Is for
common to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 1901 90 fer common 10 good
shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio IS l0@l0S5 for trade brands % 0O
@9 so for common to fair extra st. Louis;
50 50@l3 so for good to choice do.
Southern -four is quiet and very firm
IS 5O@9 90 for common to fair extra,
and So OO@l3 Is for good to choice
do. Rye flour is quiet and steady at
a 75(96 40. Corn meal is quiet and
steady at 50 1898 SIS for yellow west
ern; So 4O@3 so for white western;
So 1904 90 for Brsndywine.
GRAIN-Wheat is firm for prime
and only a moderate demand TOR the
poor grades, slightly in buyers favor /;
l 6l@l y for No. 2 spring 10 store and
afioat 81 75@l 80 for No. do !;
81 S0@2 90 for winter red western;
81 95@2 05 for amber western, and
81 9O@2 IS for white do 81 II for No.
. M;lSankee af1oat and 81 69Ml 70 in
store. Rye is very quiet at S6@9Oc tor
western in store. Barley firm at
81 O5 for western and 81 GOAL 25 for
Canada West. Barley malt is inactive
and nominal. Corn is without decided
change at 664@67c for old western
mixed afloat, 64i@644c for do in store,
and 654@66c for new do ahoat GIG
674c for yellow aud white western.
Oats firm and light transactions at 5lC9
SIC for new western mixed; 5O@5ltc
for new black do; 53@56c for new
white do, and 5l4@54c for old mixed
western in store and ahoat.
PROVISIONS-The pork market
is quiet and steady at $l4 90 for new
mess; 81 373@ll so for extra prime
and $l3 S74@14 90 for new prime
mess. Beef is in moderate request and
steady at 50 OO@1l IS for plain mess
and Sl2 O0@l3 so for extra do.
Bee: hams dull and nominal at $50 OO
@32 90. Tierce beef is quiet at s2i OO
@23 90 for prime mess, and $23 OO@
Is 90 for India mess. Cut meats firm
at l0@llc for hams, and 6f@69c for
shoulders. Middles steady at 7tl97tc
for long clear. Lard firm at Ss@8 7-l6
for No. l to prime steam, and 83@o 9.l6
for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is firm at 3O@3Sc for
State, and l5@20c for western.
CHEESE-Is quiet and firm at 100
Ice Tor common to prime.
ASHES-Quiet at So so for pots.
COTTON-On spot opens steady with
= moderate inquiry; sales $50 bales at
1910 for low middling and 2Otc for
middlng uplands.
OIL-Petroleum dull at 9i@9sc for
crude, and 2l4@2lic for refined.
TALLOW-Is quiet at S4@9c; stea>
rine is dull.
WHISKY-Is firm at 96c.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ALL
Y Creek Bottom Land, lying east OF
wheeling hill, adjoining the proposed
PENINSULA turnpike, being portion OF the
Colts farm, containing two and one-half
acres, and nine lots, with good frame
house having four rooms, and large sta-
BILE The place Is under good fence. Ii Is
"a good place for butcher house, Ice house,
brick.yard or small gardener. Price, VOCo.
Terms, one-third cash the balance In one,
two and three years, with Interest; Iltie
good. Apply 10 BELIZ& FLADING,
Excelsior Planning Mills, on Clay street,
or, THOMAS O'BR1EN,
ispl1-s Real Eestate Agent.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January q:

CINCINNATI, January 20.
COTTON-Firm; middlings at Zoe.
COFFEE-Firm; Rio at 2l@25c.
COAL-Pittsburg at 20@22c.
EGGS-At 39@40c.
FLUUR-Firm; superfiue at Sc OO@
6 so; family at s. 30@8 30.
GRAIN-Wheat at 81 80 for No. l
red; No. 2, 81 TO- No. 3. 81 70. Corn
at 40A@4lc. Oats at 3O@4Oc tor mixed
and white. Rye quiet at S5@SSc. Bar
ley at $4,000 for spring and fall.
HOGS-Firm at "a 1904 60.
OIL-Linseed firm at 90c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet; mess pork at
sl2 1908 90; rump at 50 5O@lO.
Bulk meats, shoulders at 4c; sugar cured
bacon shoulders at Sic; clear sides at
73@7ic; sugar cured hams at l2@l3tc.
TOBACCO-Firm at full prices.
WHISKY-Firm at sc.
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as repeatedly reiterated his statement
that be did, and that there was no use
in trying TO get out Of it.
After this painful spectacle, which
lasted upwards ofan hour, the commit
tee adjourned until tomorrow, when
Ames is to, appear again with more
vouchers and documents to substanti-
ate his testimony already given. :
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janl1-s
Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned wishes to sell TN
Whole or in part that portion OF coal now ,s
In his pnss asslon, amounting TO about ~,
nne-third OF a mile north OF the city limits,
tHgether with one acre OF surface at the en-,
ira ce on the side nearest the river, ana
three acres of surface around the other en-,
trance, back Of Fulton. The vein OF coai
Jem,h and could be conveniently shipped
hy means of the county road, or ~ the r.
W K. K. r., az the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
isnlS.b WALTER MARSHALL.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WRITE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
d ment made by Henry Schomber 10 me,
rs,sord i'm the Clerks Office OF tn County
1Surt of ohio County, West Virginia, !
lhaIl, on the 23d day OF January, 1873, sell az
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No 81 Market street,
Wheeling, the entire remaining stock OF
mems furnishing goods, &C., OF the said
Henry SchOmber.
Terms OF sale cash.
VIII. CALDWELL,
,o,I,i Assignee.
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For Sale.

a rttb eight or ten rooms, situated on
lot No. A. northwest corner OF Centre and
Seventh streets. in Shriver's addition TO the
city OF Wheeling. ,.,
Also a two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot ana eom
later mn and down stairs, with gas In all
the rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Chapline street, in the Sixth ward OF the
CITY OF Wheeling. For price and terms soc
wy l.. G HUGHES,
,ov1 Real Estate Agent
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WITH FULL HALF LOT
Desirable Residence for Sale

r OFFER MY HOUSE ON JOHN STREET
| for sale. 1t contains seven rooms, batn
Room and rautry. II has hot and cold
water and gas Throughout Lot, % leet
front by 100 Il ct deep, with stable on the
rear, opening TO paved alley. Possession
given April l. u,,
lAnlS-A b. II. CALDW EbL.
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FOR RENT.

DoSsESsION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
Of April, the desirable store room, with
. eellsr underneath, on the sOutf west corner
of Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Fellows
Hall, now occupied rs Drug store by Mr.
<. Booking. A ply TO j. NJ. Bickel, At the
office OF the Board OF Education, or TO
dec I9-h w Z. MCkELVEY.
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FOR SALE.

4 COMFORTABLED WELLiNd HooSE
\ Oh Quincy street. with fuIl lot. mo
w. V. HOGE & BRO,
tsnI7 Bailey's Block Market Street.
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FOR SALE.

o., ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
Hal timore 4 Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
VERY Gap, Marion county, w. Va, by
'ei W, V. HOGE Il BRO,
da., l06 Market street.
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TO LET.

HAVE A DESIRABLE sPACE, ON
1 the bulletin board at Ziun's building,
Bridge corner, for business cards, TO let.
Annlv In {. u. FLEMING,
At Winder's Cigar stand,
t,n7 Market street.
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FOR RENT.

YTNHE SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAIN
street, now occupied by John Roemer,
"A Dry Goods store, with fixtures COM
olete. Possession given LIST OF April.
Apply TO ,,rr,sox
lan1i ra W.T.. fEIEHooN.
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FOR RENT.

TINHE BRICK house OCCUPIED BY
James Mckee, as grocery and dwelling,
located on Clay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands In the city.
Possession given april |, 1878. Apply 10
deCl6 N A. NJ. ADAM.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January III.
FLOUR-Firml
GRAlN-Whest firm and lc higher
amber Michigan at 81 70; No. red at
81 80. Corn firm and shade higher
high mixed at 3S3c; low do. at 3Sfc
yellow at 3S4@39c. Oats steady;
Michigan at 35c.
SEEDS-Clover dull at S. l23
HOGS-Nominal at 81 S0@5 90.
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For Rent.

yJNHE HALL NOW OCCUPIED ~ TIE
Young Mems Christton Association.
Entrance next door TO the City Bank, on
Market street.
Possession given April LIST, 1873.
JsnS K CRAN4LE.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, January 25, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Was quiet at 6t@7 per
cent for call loans
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Heavy,
and prime bankers sixty days sterling
sold at l09s9lO9!, and llOt9ll0t for
sight.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Unite d
States currency skies at ll4tMll5
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ORDERS FOR
Wedding, Invitation, Reception
VISITING "a r b 8 ,

Either Engraved or Lithosraphsd,
Received and promptly filled. We haSs
made ARRANGEMENTS with an Eastern house
Tor the execution OF work in the latest and
most approved styles,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Parties in want OF the above will avoid all
sexation and trouble by leaving their on
ders with Us. Call or send for sp<dmens.
Address
LEWIS BAKER 4 90,
1ezo-n Whssling, w, Va
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

a GOOD STORE ROOM FOR RENT IN
\ the Seventh ward. Possession April !.
jQnlT Apply to A. j. OSsOhNE.
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FOR RENT.

FNHREE C8 ROOMS ON THE sELOND
floor in the building situa ed corner
Market and Quincy streets. Desirable for
office or sleeping rooms. Possession Siven
fec,6NT JAMES HAMILTON.
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N EDIcAL.
xNIercess
alsGkeasaNN'
..s;;;sss,.HweasMe
sssssS\eXetS

&c eN0No
Or sagar-Coased, Concentratea,
Root and Herbal Juice, ANTI
Bilious GraAules. THE "LITTLE
GIANT"CATHARTlC, or Mulsum
in Parvo Physic.
The novelty Of modern Medical, Chemical snd
Pharmaceutical Science. No use Of any longer
composed Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients,
when we can By careful application Of chemical
science, extract all the cstha1ic and Other med
eina properties nom The NEST valuable reots and
herbs, and concentrate them into q minute Gran
ule, scarcely larger than a mustard
seed, that can be readily swallowed BY those II
the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes
Each little PurGative Pellet represents. in
a. l. embodied in any Of the large pills bund for
sale In the drug shops. From their wonderful ca.
thsrtic power In proportion 10 their Dire people
who have not tried them are apt 10 s1ppose thai
they are hsrsh or drastic In eject, butst<h IL not
Of all the case, the different active medicinal Pm
eiples OF which they arc composed being 90 bar
monixed ADD nodded, one by the ,othep, as I'D
produce . most soare hing and thor.
ouSh, yet gently and kindly operating
$500 Reward 10 hereby offered by the pro
prietor OF these Pellets, 20 any chemist VIII.
upon analysis. win fnd In them any Calomrl ot
other forms Of mercury or any other mineral
poison.
Being entirely vegetable, no p.rticulas
care 10 required while using them, They orr.
rate without disturbance 70 the constitution diet
or occupation. For Jaundice, Headache.
Constipation, Impure BLOOD, Palm
Ghost, DlEziness, Sour Eructation.
m outh, bilious attacks, Pain Ina
region OF kldncys, internal Fever
BIoated feeling about stomach,
Rush OF Hood 90 Head. High Col.
orcd Urine, Un.oeiabiiiiy aud
Pierce's Pleasant Purg stive PeIIci..
In explanation OF the remedial power OF my Pur
gative Pellets over 80 great q variety Of disease
wish to say that their action upon the
an imal economy IL universal, nOi "a
gland or tissue escaping their saua-
tiyo impress. Age does not impair them
their sugarcosting and being enclosed In rlas.
bottles preserve their virtues uninipaircd for any
length OF time, In any climate. that they are al
with the pills found In the drug stores. put nj IA
cheap wood or paste board boxes. Recollcc, tia,
for all diseases where Laxative, Altrra
tive or Purgntive 10 indicated, ue-r iiiiJ
Pellets will give the most perfect satisfaction To
all who use them.
They are sold by all enfcrprising
Drugg lists at % cents n bottle.
Do not allow any druggist 10 induce you ~
take anything else that he may cav 10 Juri ~
good as my Pellets because he makes auGrr
proht on that which he recommends II yuH
druggist cannot supply them. enclose IS Ccuu
and receive them BY return mail from
X. v. PIERCE, NJ ID, Prop'r,
PUFFALO, n {
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
O1 WHEELING.
United States Depository.

general Banking, Exchange and Cole
don budnea transacted with fidelity and
promptnees.
Certificates a Deposit isusd and intsrsI
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and !, 2, ssnd b.
coin always on hand for the sccomnoda-
ton OF the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer,
bankers and others solicited.
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CREDIT MOBILIER.

Remarkable Case OF Conflicting
TesttmOny-Ames CrOss.Examined
by Kelley and COIfax-Ames Per-
sI.ts In His Statement About the
$1,000 Check Given the Vice.Prest-
dent-COlfax FIatIy Denies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

Dor we want to carry On the manufac-
lures. The system which has Lccn
pursued heretofore has done a Great
deal to impoverish the South Every
year the products Of the soil are sold
away from home, and the money re
ceived invested in needed articles
away from home. Thus rendering the
amount of currency in the South com.
paratively small, and at the same time
losing large per cent, which enriches
tie middle men of the North, but
which should 90 to the middle men Of
the South. Our natural advantage.
are superior to those Of the North.
Oar water power is the best in the
world. Wood and coal are super,
abundant. We have mines rich in all
the metals The raw material is at
our door. The Importance, indeed
the necessity, Of seizing upon these
advantages is evident. Let the peo.
pie make the experiment in South
Carolina. 1t has been tried elsewhere
With success. Immigration and manu-
factures arc the resurrection Of our
buried fortunes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

THE RURAL CARoLINIAN.-AB BEAUTIFUL
HoLsDAY GIFr.-Wc arc in receipt of the
December number Of the "Rural Carolinian," "
which fully maintains its well.cStabShcd re-
putaton Of being the best and most practical
agricultural publication issued III The South
crll States. 1t Is neatly printed, and never
fails 10 present to its readers fund of use
ful and practical informatian Of far more
value 10 the asriculiurist and general reader
than the nomlcal price charged for SubScrip-
ton. The publishers announce that they
have changed their ChroniO scheme, as pub
lishcd in previous numbers, in order TO
make more liberal offer to their subscrib-
ers, in the form Of GIFT CaEoNo, in con.
nectton with that gem of ChromoS, THE
UNCONSCIOUS SLEEPER" which is stiled
offered at the exceedingly low price Of Two
Dollars, mounted ready for FRI ming. The
Gift Chrome IS beautiful Vase Of Flowers
most artistic:lliy and naturally grouped. en-
titled The Jewels of Spring" ."Ht is highly
finished, in oil, in eighteen colors-or rathcr
twelve colors and six tin,s-and by one ope-
ration peculiar 10 Chrome Lithography the
surface presents the exact appearance of hay
ing been painted on canvass. So far US appear
auce and effect are concerned 1T is said to be full
" equal to an oil painting worth many times
lis retail pricc-six dollars. This exquisite
cem is l5ix2 inches, and will be furnished
to all subscribers who have paid up their
subscription, for the price Of the mounting
which is only fifty cents. Thus the publish
ers afford az opportunity to all subscribers
10 The Rural to take the choice of their gems,
either one of which will make oeaut!tu!
holiday present. They also offer 10 furnish
neat frames for either Of the ChiomoS AZ
priccs far below what they can be pIrchuscd
at retail. Those intending to make spp,!ca-
ton for Canvassing Agencies, should do so
st once, as the season is now Ut hand to COM
mcncc work. Address Walker, Evans {
CoosyclI. Charleston, S. c.. who will supply
II: I,du mation desired. Those who are NOT
already subsd:;LsrS to the Rural should send
for . specimen naGtef u onae, and secure
cuc of tlcse Holiday GcM:,
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R<allrOad Convou,;

o. y" IN, the 1lth inst, a large uumbe,
':: o. delegates from many Of the upDsr
(. counties, and also from North Garo Ep.'
"aa' Georgia, Kentucky and Cbic.ao
met m, at the Chamber of Commerc. o.; H.
0"SFleSt0n, to consider the plan n
connecting Charleston will, Cb;c,oo
W railroad. The meeting was spirit.
Cd and addresses We're delivered b.,
"en' NJ. G. Butler, Col. T. stsbo Far,
row, Col. G. H. simonton, Gen. ", G
peSaussure, Col. Rutledge Col. Hpr,.
burt Hon. G. Cannon and Others
demonstrating the practicabilitv, the
- economy and the Importance Of tba
proposed railroad.
This is q good movement. A direct
connection with the great depot of the
Northwest would be of immense al.
vantage to this State. Success attend
it.
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The NEWBReRq HERALD.
Brief Mentions.

The Anderson Conserrnt9ris elated
that no less than four brides attended
church on last Sabbath, and it was not
very fuc day either. And further.
that twenty marriages are spoken of
tor the season. Anderson is enter
prisin9.
The youn" ladies Of the Due West
Female College will give Il concert on
Tuesday evening, December %, for
the benefit Of the College, 1t will be
! good one.
The fogs in London, England, have
been fearful, torches being Necessary
IN the day time. Many distressing
accidents have resulted from collisions.
the hospitals being filed will. wound.
CO persons. Thirty persons We're killed
and wounded by railrua,; collision.
The survivors of the Firginius have
been delivered up.
The Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets has again declared that by the
statutes of the State all wagcrs are
void. The action was one for money
had and received against the party
winning the wager, which had, in
good faith, been paid to him by the
stakeholder.
At the third annual meeting Of the
Changers, at Chicago, eight hundred
State oranges were represented.
Many large establishments in Phila-
delphia have resumed work. mostly on
part time, and with ten to fifteen per-
cent. reduction Of wages.
The South Carolina conference of
the NJ. +. Church opened its annual
session in Sumter, Dec. lO-Bishop
Nc1'yere presiding. About one hun
dred and fifty clerical aud lay members
are present.
The Subcommittee Of the postollice
committee in Congress, is considering
the repeal Of the law against the free
circulation of county newspapers aud
exchanges. y sensible effort and
worthy of commentator.
The Clubhouse and twenty-five bales
Of Cotton, belonging to Mr.. Harrison
Sr,tt ,,f | .ur,n,. ,,.r n,,r, cl ,,, l.,.t
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MEUX'ATE MXEYL
NEURALGiA SPECLEN !
DRS. GREEN, uhDLEY & BENTLEY,
Dec. II, 5t-iy. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

- Z
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
BY James c. Lcahy. Probate Judge.
Whereas, james A. Henry hath made
suit 10 me, 10 grant unto linn Letters OF
Administration Of the Estate and cff.:cts Of
Elizabeth Wright, deceased.
These are therefore to ci:e md ndmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF the said Elizabeth Wright, deceased,
that they he and appear, before me, ii. the
Court Of Probate, to be held ut Newberry
Court House, S. G, on the 9th day Of
December, inst, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Ad-
nlinis,ra,ion should not be granted. Given
under my Hand, this Ninth day OF Dccen-
Der, Ammo Domini, 1878.
JAMES c. LEAHY, J.pN.c.
Dec. II, 50-2t.