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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

cd 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, my
complaint at last got 60 such height tina
could not swallow without great pain ana
difficulty. Tumols formed in different mari
oil nv body, aud began To lhnk IN, slt.ati.
on almost Desperate. The Eve boaIeso of tho
Catholic0n which llsve taken have com-
pletely cured me, aud am now as we'll A..
could wish to be. WITH my thanks, an your
obliged humble servant, We.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

4 Pomtcd Stature. The following A.
noeaole lcIaung 10 General Wilkinson,
is td.e1i from letter adrcssed 6y Mr..
Nixon 10 President Adams WlIk,n-
son WIZ, ~ M, an aid 10 General
Cites aud by hm sent TO Congress al
Yorktown. ~ Pennsylvania, with the
dispatches giving an acount OF he snr-
renter Of S,r John Bugoyne and the
BRUSH amy At Saratoga. On the way
he spent q dug at Reaiiag, about hlly
mics from J orkto@n ruth a y0itnQ loa4
from PmhdrI I'm, whom he sllefwafj.
mrrled.--Whon tie dispatches were
read III Congress, propositions were
made Tor paying proper compliment 10
the fasorife oi. ticn. Gates, WHO btous Il,
such pleasing news. Governor $ mnpI
A ms, w,h q crave and solemn face,
moved Congress that the young gentle
,nln should be presented wiIh paD of
sPWs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30
GEORGE KANE.
City Of Philadelf.ilia, IS.

George Kane, OF the district Of Southwark
personally appeared, aud, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, tuat the a6o,e state
ment Is. III all respects, correct aud true. aud
that the slgnalnre 10 II IS IN the hand wri
tug OF this deponent.
JOHN BINNs, alderman.
Philadelphia, .uaV -, 1894.
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This Is 10 certify, thai nave seen The a
aope Gase, aud believe Il 10 be true ahd cor
Heet. NM. I. CARTER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

Veal rocollert ITO story Of the In
eedop1op'an manon, whose loy II her
eonhtlymens' obtaining victory WIS 70
reat, tInl she could no. nenl he los
oil her children slaln ~ b. nIp.-- The
: lleNme auccdole extracted from
Ibae - Nmeriean) NJ l,mrt Janraal,
dsPi > equal p1iftntfm n conIuncllon
with true palcrnll lieeuou, ana conso-
qoenily places the American father ~
bovf lie spartan mother;
\ venfrable old nan bad five sons
n tn held of battle, near The BennInp-
ton, and being told dal he hai hem
unfortunate ~ one 81 his sous, replied.
What has he mtsbebayad, did he de-
eert his post, OF shrink from the charge p
: No, str, says the informant, worse
lban lhal, bc is slam he ioll contend.
mR nightly IN The cause Then 4
am s5tIsiic., replied the GOOD old MN.
bflne HIM ~, lhat may behold Inn,
and survey jho darling Of my SOUL
The cop T. was Then brought IN md Laid
before hun. lie called for a bowl Of
water and napkin, aud with his own
nauas washed the gore and dirt from his
soa's corpse, a. wipug his pasping
wounds wHh competency, rs he nm
seii expressed II, which before ho had
ne + II OF cXperIented'
III story "a simple aud tonclGpg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-30

Gnu mr. she sllekened her pare, ard
s'reek mo graceful thace forward, IT
the SIN tIme motioaInl To hm 10 cross
= tisnIef, @hicb he 10 sooner dil, hun
.'t iell dauclng win increased agilI-
y.
lie IS tbcu conducted, or rather whir.
led a~ay by las fan companions, 10 The
munger Of the green, where he has IN
opportunity of beholdlng the cungrefa.
ted celibacy of The phce. The gro.
tesqne appearance III the various pfoupcs
particularly amused hun. The Gre
elan robe aud the Roman loga, the Mon
k'>h eo"l, The Monaslc veil, md lie
hl nkets and l,alhers OF the lnamn
wsre IN KIDD ~ ludlfrons contrast Tn.
III ment OF partners was equally diver
tia.
\ gentleman IN I'd enbroded sui led
ola beegar Rtl, while broad shoulder
{ Mynhecr 1puutad with an II Inn
countess. Queen Elizabeth WIS dancine
u viii Jolly e9blel. II person oil treat
but VIM lnird no. 10 apply
4 he strap when his stately partner moved
Win les' s'll'y than conported with his
lotions. HIS attention was thtna4fesi-
ed by IN" appoatfote Oh, spare looking
eenl,eman, advancing to dlr e,n#6s Of
the phee N ms eIec Poor maal he
Ind IN soonet CONT up - lhr group OF
iadles, dian "a I'll, worthy, latcln W.
ed antqnatcd ,.fsin raised her fool ~
hallen8r ior him 10 dance, Wltlsebon
they both fell TO, and bad dlneed tx
months when he lol them, without any
prospect o. cessation.
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B0'oli"g Green Property Gr So,.

Ia -I
10y VHiu. IT deed of tIust, executed To- a. n. 80
- Petf herIin nfnt9ned b., Wilson Allen am; h PIT
40 49,, , i''1a li"oa'es, and Armistead Ho 'se
- l N.Y. io-S' or certain purposes m. Oh, va
ed and hy vtue also Of deed Of .t e'h nell on
instead iio"mt b airing date the 18th OF " py A.
u'h OF waic decd are dug recorded In tbe SzS;
iHe county court of Car Cne shaI once uf
"eeI' ~. Feaay monty before lie FROM 49, ~ ine
io,s' ~, - ~ nm ~ We 5aid county, IN Mondsv 49,,
Tonnue nom Jay 90 day ti finished one fourth uay) 10
"G uTstn estate, beng the niere., Of NJ . I oi The
freIer'ekSug. The COMMISSIONER 1ahosIy Court of
1ee &c o' tae pu Poee o!diyidDs IL said ~ IN. sad
- ~ C. Nu.'on thereof, assigned tie said A,n = a,
The Bowling o. cen Tavern and Iot.con,;.,;u
M as "'N'n Is Pae'Vus and Convenient The s,,t =
az nscs'Siy on l5utss comfortable Dweis uIe ana
suai family (nsully occupied nv the Rouse for
-,' IN, a'h h.' heen occupied by family
Pa-,e' And khoSh ~ the name Of Ontz snJ ne tine,
aud iynine aces efLssd adj cent 49,, s tI0e h"ndrtd
wish u45er 1Ae boundaries have bsen m covered
survey. '''@'neu ny actual
Thu property, lying or the stage road c-,,.
10 hoGHoHl is 80 generally known, that i; ne 'hiTs
tt''ay TO aesei"e more FdttouarIv AJ,o ~ NE
cell upon the Other /s1I Scry, we shall
10! a1 Uufiis The natural life of VIII; ~ TO-
Euhe' bsws the interest 10 which the said A ai,tn
a. e'u4t ~ ite c'rtesy and on the aforesaid dec,
Sa crIy court Of Frelr ICkshuie The % uie
phIrd 10y he SAID tsolee for tie purpose, sore.ad "
~ execution treo assig ei e. MIS- Sonh;. An nave,
The sad Whom Allies Esquire Tie tract Of T WE Oh
P"e 70 tue tavern above mentioned ccptainn- 2k ",
su'v'y '35 acre. This iot Is the most feI. 81 S
uHel, and contains g'fny 81 valuable timber ne
81" wv" houses occupied a. mfrchli; nos
an a Vaiitiy Of other bnldings. NHs non'e,
so i"t same fps and place and By yitue of ~
noIl)' We hai sell upon Che ferns tli,f,e ~
ofacs'; amongst theo some valuable Lar "St
woman wh" - excellent Senstres fes.i' z'
ne 'ovey'd ~ The tIgein tract, aHd csiate for fie a,,i
iie Of wilson Allen, q. tract urni, a..
the absolute property m the slaves; but a. W. ssn ahu
we s1dl warrant the titles (shch belisv.J ~, - u@.etsl
H'hiht) uhy against Oursrives snl those
WAl' H. HOWfSON. -
AOkbOhNE + SUTTON (frs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
FEJMaLE SEMINARY.

III ISs Mia Ann MUSES. School will be cort;pu,,
II a. s. ~ '@ue' ser county, the ensuing v.sr
.oon ., December iooSing, with vacation in ,i
,tss"l Het Course OF instruction, embrace. O,i
srP1y heaifg, flirting, ir:hmttic, Gran.mar EN- 70,
tsSs Competitions Geography, ('rah tie use of 1iap ,
f@I9'ePhy, and hAe French LaTgiase. n, ms of ,n;
i9r ali ne 'ho,- pa@ed branches, $50, Luz with Tie
o. ~ - hue deems necessary 90 inform person, gepe,.
ne nahuet snt morals Of her pupils are NOT
~ y an important part Of their education se'.
bOARD.- Mrs. Wait will receive ycune LII. Il
vsncS ~ n o. ~ months, payable quarterly in ,de
- ~ S@1h one furnishing her he'd, bedlinr ca,SS." on
disposed ia fd"' toe ent' aud guardians who az
Cpien NOU. 8, 1877 sn: 49,
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30 ee'sfai iieSst Those eouatcs whose members As
uy as '"t J-es,on aud wiii into Caueu, will, Of
ponenis OF The Admmistrson Counties where TN. Is not
meetings aud appoint, dslesste, rh Course W.
70 contemplated IN many Counties there can be M Oh
l,euon 10 rs beng generally pursued. The meet.
ing OF the CVuo Informed, will he early att,
The meeting OF the IL sats, that the distant gates may
themselves Of all the Influence they ffvu the DIS
py oil "ames Thsir cOncst and zeal aud activity,
| tiHai4esi aud eueiryt
The last Lynehhu.g virru.u .t,ll h,rrs upon Richmond
SI.'S %, ., Ct"fd 'sRo Sc. Winch do they iatsnt.al
ZOOS; aud supported by kaapes thst Central Jsnto
The ,ls s' 1sss a. mo'k L. get up Adams Meeting. through
meeting Ills CITY at WIN f" rs one M;n,ep sf iSs
uPe an me men isom the Esst, &c. &c. grouped to
- ,a ~, sa, me" appointing cOiHmise Of Safety Of
their as.. s ss1e , e s,ai to paal,h eAtrSts ON
ana circulate the tam Addss
the State Is this the Reh;noud PAT, which Is now aud-
al 10 a1i 'h's C9n"'ties o "a the tsn!ra J4a;o.
si ~ las'!-Ms'Aiey Gu, ja. the Of the New
TX Election mi he goe i.s ,eao's Never lII anv
Wines 50 completely GysrshoOt tie mark. our srmes
| s 'ii"f h'ii ia FiahGsIs' land the havGi O5ieer
80 ears - hard 4'A"y Of ter lie sbsses ev,y
Po'spe I" the eud OF TIE Ccalnn tie Buchsn-
% 80 70 cue te,'h -u9Aes ont, thI At Wa buchanan,
WOO sought an interview with h,n tlAt ID. who
6'' !,"s ON Gn j. that g-d Nj see Clay, aud tall
H9vuI C'ay voting w1h +. yissnfo j.. tha, T. wao
- '"d 'haI - never communicated 10 htn the alt
ms Conversation With jackson M declares, tia, Isaac.
IL
o p.eheeuon 70 show how deeply Isaes involved
Sue'ne OF making C. SsCTeaTy Of State under
o.'ky n'nuAies, that speaks the truth wa iai.nen
sa,e ust should he di.tnotiy un,trsto Mr. l.
aHoiH'1l bt ten jackson, receive pInpns.b to pro
mole his election Eaton. mt proud hoe lac pun
e.hade' -aiiiur arrays himself directly against Blu
I"a i'aae s. -aue IT hse'me' question: whether
axe 10 Oelis'e like them, one who has been 4 time,
-, ,'t an hi, life, sud lePeni.n po;ege this tu. "A
az events itn"w becomes Buchanan Iaacs for their
a aAts IL trace tina through all has to
'ne on i|Ily aud without subject.
Is now b,ul - sheS, by reference to
poIutuee the time when he converted with j NJ
Gated tue result of ms rsatuu with ].
Mr.. Walsh speak of Me letter as follows:
Mr. MaIsley has published long explanation
OF his share in the business 20 which Mr.. Blchan-
an statement refers. lie says much of bis gem
ersi conduct and feelings, not entirely tie pur
pose; and seems TO have earnestly avaiied himself
OF the occasion TO oiIer the stron ge-t incense Ia
the Secretary of State. We annex two extract.
| II ON his very long and verbose address that con
tain the material p-r;s of has test mony."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
RERN.ARn- pEYrnn

q 0tFERS Tot sale, ommo dating terms.
- <So pieces white domest'Cks, at Factory price,
~ 'aTe aud boxes loaf sugar; all qualities pa, yensd
syHhsHt .te Of blood 49, |-'
IS hhds. hlndsome ST Gtoix SUGAR,
20 bags prime green Gaze
IL hhds bright retailing mula.fes
ltains, alum, bsr aud sheet lead
Pstteht shot assrted sack salt
NJ I. WArdiop : C0's. MAdei.a wine wear. old and
S~ete', Russia, English and American L on assorted
Herman and American biisiet ed steel
though aiessi patcut balaa-es
tieEeh burr mil. stone hot ks
E'opgs aud Cologne mill stones, of al ,f1e.
=, 'miy tloGI, Of choice quality
w. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

I'LL 10 routed on the prer'se'. 10 IN b;et., L:,
~ on tic 2tih DAY 90 Npy fg97 m oot be W. fer
.gI, cfrshl tt.st Of i'nd N iFe county Of Noro @
sl"hr hftWt' ny nd h0 aere. Ittey heIopg;n - ~
corn "9s iobn' 90 A9d cotton, and about 40 ,il @
e Guy ~ " hmoad ani 80 from the town Of f'e,ebs, ~
neay "N Apase' OF Every descriptions and an sesi,a,
" kg Zoe wsiei' The 'sid and Will he rented dgrios
Hc ne 81 llfs Mary Coz, widow ssd Henri -, Us
ws2 ~. bs 'aie m the ,sne Al .ourb psr Snnn, B5
WIN approved 'e-ury, ieil BE- requir The pca .n,
~ the sad isud heU - rented fh,t dsy tber. Iii ~,
sold, on credit ~ mouths al The crop u dorm A. 80
GAYS Flanaiiuu uit nfni aud stock ~ every Ieseri,,u
WAI. WINFHEE, AGENT
for mDy Cox, OhssistGei5 IN
tHff -
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To poHrs.-rhe Ennnirer ca,.i... =.

TO FOETS.-The Enquirer Carriers re,.
r.cuily solicit nom that taeE-d pant of society," CHRIST
MAS ADDRESS which, the customary practice they
wish to pftsrni to their Patrons the CHI isa.
those who may write, will direct their illusions
TO me Editors from which selection will be made anil
Tue Auhof vi" be acquainted With l selection,
oops' OF the Addre'', printed Satin merely an
eSp ession OF gaiituie fer the services rendered.
@ It's desirable that they be sent in al any tim. before
the 18th December but till after that n, Tod
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.lf.9RSHAL,S $500

w virtue OF decree OF Tue Superior Court Of cr,.
~ ~ Tor the FTedcri. ksburx rf w S~nce-
G 8' aPiI, lS-I ~ snd depending in The aid ns
i .5t nr Erwin Of'i''V aGm'Jr of John RenaoIds 49,,
any ~ peG ~ upon Tue Pren'ses expu.e to sale nv pu
- - 80 H'sn''t bidder, for cash. the house, an, ,
'ru wharf, ih ia, said atcrer situated =,
i'Pa 1L2AnIe k Of which particularly sn
Az o. nCiig9s~, bearing date the 3oh a 10
aiu' net"esn the said Laurence Muse of ,hs ., pee
iOH ieyel OF the cher part; aud admitted y, ssa
~ y S'u'' VI Esssh, on the 1874, day of Apr is,r '
49, IAoAAS MATTHEW'S 6.n', r
- -'!S-7. join STAAARD a. j. @ g1SV ~'
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YRIIST s. liz

by vrtaeoi Deed Of Trust executed 10 the sb,e,b
- W~. a Cooke AL Catherine his wife 10 v ~
paymtnt n den, wuch has become due H. g n ,I u'e We
~ or Il" " Crencaw dec wi, be offered for ,s. s.
iht'' bidder "i CASH on Saturday the 9th Of No.. vac
tg"haiaE chu Co use The tract Of land The az
,sd which liz 70 The couny Of PosRain ~, = .ne
RIVER sh'r defiance below The t,n If J,N, 's,rs
'r'ri contains 400 sce@ and hes sftschtd toll ms
20 Of wood wli'i0 acres Of rive. low gourds H.
liable r. o." queiton. 'w A - J &c NE -
Nov. " % hisSuEH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

~ PEG" o. flf's esirs ffain th- ia'e john wiz, Z,
p deco Anrift cfultf ht'siy fsn,e.fa - o.
mer1 fowsfd on o. teo the dsv ~ Feh ne,, s'ns
fuht ntifsfd, a. ihe afniutqtor, be- inen, ~
tu'nii,r fHu ly ha tinei chs nifire viii h. 49, h'f
VI 40 cf'n' cshihned sner That time ssd ~ bar
' fa" f'etei "ih see iht utrfftiY 81 lt king
usjs.ciy u THOMAS WHY 1911 tio',n' I'M
So "a. q John Wiz, s. de-.
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Names sfe Of no consequence in Republic
mnch l-ss, ." ihe t,tuarss OF the Grand Dgli.
tnts." The people viii 90 Dr. areUmfaks, not
nth mcn They viii i9igs Ga tlcms,lyes, NOT
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~ ~" ~ ~ competent 10 give inslrnef;s, Il, ,
s-s L'n, Greek and eruau ugi.bs, , ~ fs
s"ns Z, Imor' ~ rfvHe fanny 10 the eou,riy Or -
Ill. ,,'rs pet raid aas', 81 o. Hcny wsbs 1t hi. y, r..
h'eaosai o-a'f. 81 sW
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u S. 5. are uaavo,l4hly omitted.
FOR TIE ENouLREp

70 u
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
To hcw that Gen jackson will be elected President, t,
following submitted Thnt the most lb, Al
one or h' 'an' will be sea by rejecting that addition
to the votes given Gen jackson there strong
leV-, that hs will 81 in iiana New York more n
We allowed hini henH.ky mrt; Indiana nuthnr
would stand lAus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

lei judges 6eeide for them, on politics. I,is.
therefore, of liule consequence them TO know
how much OF the Ermine is on one side, or how
much Oh the other but, since there his been
-Hppeais in The Grad Meeting at Richmond, i,
may be well TO know, that eleven GU, of fifteen
Judges of the General Count are on the sile OF
Jacksonl
blEDi-In this c ~ Ss.rdAs the 81 mat. sif So.
MON JaeotI, aged shosl 80. Olilua-h N ~. ner..
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withdrawn

n IgYfTs
Beside this, of his fieni. .sn nine as to oho
Jersey and Delaware.
Any dHPassionae man, who will reflect ,his ueui
must heeohe sensible that according every
prospect, there of "Ebony" than fo2as1 n IN
prospects Of MI. Adams and hi- frie nds.
HINC LIE LiGIiYN Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

D. The frifni Of General Jsckson throughout Gle sis-
F ee Che prorry II hcnr tepfeiencd 10 The Caurus &,
ttAtIt n Obs Cf luirs he Wu'c tor tAe nqurs,iou OF
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Holden al The Counca Chamber, in Atie.
port, on Monday, January I, 1927.
IT was Ordcled, That all Executors or
l. Admnlsu atCrs whose accounts have
not been settled for the space of one year.
appear at Il Court Of Probate, to be holden
at the State House, on the first Monday ia
February next, and settle tho same and
IN case OF neglect or refusal after citation,
which will be issued to those who neglect,
for the space of thirty days, withou, assign,
ing satisfactory reason therefor, such Tx
ecutor or administration shall be held ac-
countable for the inIl value of the personal
property Of tho dec casod, With interest
and shall be entitled to no compensation
for his services :and shall incur penalty
OF not less than twenty dollars, nor more
than one hundred dollars. agroeably 10 the
Law in that case made and provided and
that this Order be published in both the
newspapers printed in this town.
Dy vryi~r yyf sci,i 6vutt, -
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Cheap BObbin~nets.

NNElE subscriber having purchased
j. large stock Of "A, "a and ga Netls,
will sell part Of them in quantities, to
suit purchasers, or by the piece at a small
,,,s7.a;.ss. ~ ..ss.eI.is - sutGre - Keep a
good supply of these articles, and he will
retail them at a trfling advance on the
wholesale prices. Cuttings, and remnants
of Lace constantly for sale; also linen
aoss, fine threads, pearlings, &c &C.
G. WINDSOR.
Newport, Jan. 25.
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SmOk'd Beef.

10 AO lbs. of Smok'd Beef Just res'd
l&,OO from New York in fine Or
der at No. $50.
ALSO a few Drums fresh Figs and Cur
rants.
Newport Jan. II, 1897.
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Newport, Aug. 81, Is2G.
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~ Hds. Antigua g. ST. Crox RUM
~ 3 Pipes Cognac BRANDY,
g do. Domestic ditto
2 do. Holland GIN
30 bbls. Country do.
80 Or. casks, and bbls. Port. Malaga.
Sherry, Colmenar, sweet Malaga and Sa-
mos WINES.
Is Kegs fresh RAISiNS
20 boxes Muscatel do.
90 do. Bloom do.
90 bags Laguira COFFEE
~ do. Pepper and Pimento
40 do. Blown Salt
so chests and boxes Hyson, Young Hy-
son, Hyson skin s. Souchong TEAS.
~ boxes Havana white and brown SU-
CARS
80 kegs manufactured Tobacco No. /
&2
20 boxes Window Glass, 6 by 6, z by 9,
9 by 10, and 10 by l2.
$50 bbls. and half do. Canal FLOUR
$50 DO. Alexandra and Baltimore do.
90 do. mess and prime Pork and Beef
30 kegs New LARD.
For sale Jy
JOHN STEVENS, e. co.
North Hing n. T. Union Bank Building.
Newport, Dec. %. 1s6.
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HANNAH WEBB,
Newport Bank.

4 T the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
N holders Of the NEWPORT BANK, on
"Wednesday Sd inst the following persons
were chosen Directors for the year ensu-
ing, Wit
.SrmueI Ternon. John Slocur, John Cog
r,shaH. UTVian s. " .3liGn, John r. !Sh,ar-
s,nn. John Williams. Simon .Nttrton, Ben.
rmin ". Case. and Isniah CrOoker, Jun.
And at meeting Of the Directors on the
same dsy, JoHS COGeEsHALL was elected
President.
John r. SIIEARMAN, Cashier.
New2ori, Jan. Al, lS!7,
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1927, lst mo. 18th.
JOB SHERMAN,

HAS just received from the late Auc-
H. tons in Providence, great variety
of New Goods, consisting Of Broadcloths--
-Sattncts---Blanke s-Cassi
mere Shawls-ShirtIngs-fag and black
silk hdkfs.--furniturc chec mbricka
-gnghams, and bedtlckings, some as low
as 10 cents per yard.
As agent for II. g. w. Fletcher, he has
inst received black, yellow, and red fcrrets
cotton braids suspenders boot webbing
lamp wicks, &c. for sale at the factory
prices. ALso--l case Of superior Green
Window Blinds.
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Notice to Farmers.

TIVE Subscriber having several Farms IN
Il the District Of Abbeville, situated IN the
upper part of the State Of South Carolina, ,ihe
leases Of which expire on the lst Of January
next, viii give encouragement to industrious
families, or to a number Of sotpr steady and
active young men, accustomed TO farming, to
settle there.
The Farms are of tho firss quality Of soil
producing the best upland cotton, 'obacco, IN.
dian corn, wheat, and all other kinds Of small
grain-are under good cultiyation--well wa.
tered and well fcnccd-and the buildings and
other improvements eligible. The climate,
similar 10 that Of the northern States, "a heal
thy-the population numerous-the roads IN
general good--and the lands not distant iro,n
Hamburg and Augusta, both places a ways
ready money markets for the produce OF that
section Of the country For further particu
lars, apply to
fRAscIs HIsnERsoS, Jun. Esq or TO
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, Aug. 81, 1895.