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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE
and wiie Bin or Partition

Amphiana Patton
By virtue Of deeretal order ofthe Court o.
Chanccry, made in the above cise, the Com
missioner in Equity eor Chester District will
sell at the court house OF said District, on The
first Monday in December sexi, all that plan
tation whercon William Psiton deed lately
lived, situated on the Catawba River, a, the
head falls Of Landsford. containing
$40 Acres.
The said plantation consists Of an' siaod in
said river containing
l33 Acres.
well adapted 70 the culture Of cotton which
require no fencing;
40 Acres
Of cotton land, on said river, and
A Good MeddoaO;
the remainder is strong upland well adspted
to the growth of corn and cotton. Almost
800 acres are cleared and now fis fos culliva-
ton
On the premises Is TWO story
Dwelling House,
with 8 rooms. and frc place in each;
A good Gin House and Scre,o
and al necessary buildings, such IS
Negro Houses, Stables, 3'c
Those who may wish 70 psrchase, will do
well too xamioe The premises. before The dsy
Of sale. @. w. Dolby, Esq il called upon
at his residence in I.sncassersillc, or address
cd by letter, will assist those who may desire
10 look oser said plantation.
The sale viii be positive.
Terms Of saIe.-Som1ch Of tho purchase
moacy as will satisfy the costs Of sde mus,
be paid on the day Of sale; the balance paya-
bic in three equal annual inssaImen,s with
interest. The purchase money must be &C.
cared BY bood and approved security, and q
mortgage Of the premises
SAN. M'ALILY,c. E. c. D.
Commissioner Office,
Chester Court House,
November 5-37-hL
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STRAYED

ON the 10th ina.. a Boy HORSE, 3
" years old. with star in his forehead.
Is l-2 hands high; With saddle. bfiddle and
martingale. all nearly new. and saddle blanket
with 2 black stripes on it. II said horse is
stopped and delivered 4, M'Adams' Hosel,
the person 50 doing wil! be libcfslly rewarded.
Nov. &-,f
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Dissolution of Copartnership
The Copartnership heretofore existing 6
this place under the 6rm Of Crosby e Rseh
arcsoo, was this day dissolved 81 NEUTRAL en-
seat, the whole business OF ths concesn MI
be settled BY J. j. Richardson. ~
JOS. J. CROSBY.
J. ]. RICHARDSON. 81
Fulton, August 10 a. If
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Notice

Notice
All persons inIeb,ed 10 the late firm Of
J. NJ. Niolon u Co.. are hereby notified
to call on A. Burr, al J. Bishop g. Cos,
who has access to The notes aud accounts
due, and is duly authorized to settle the
same.
W. II. BOWEN.
Dec. n-12-lf
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PARTICULARS.
j. BISHOP e. cos.


recent stock Of
Boots and Shoes
comprise the following kinds, TO wit:
Gents irs, rate calf and morocco Boots
waterproof
light sewcd and prgged .'
stout kip g. sea! skin low price s.
- hur, hu,.oncd
fine shoes e. boosces various patterns
81 ssoui aannd aud unbound shoes and
booiecs,
't lined and unlincd rubbcrs
patent buckskin top mockersons
Ladies' French kid s, sic and lace, ne " style
!" morocco including all eol"ss
prnnella. turn aud spring heel slip
pcrs
" laced and bu,toned saiicr boots.
seal prunclIa Il morocco walking shoes
- rus,is, calf aad morocco slippers
denmark satin plush and satin
- white satin and silk
lined. unlincd and fur top rubbcrs
Misacs kid pranclla and seal slippers ard
walking
]. seal and leather slippers and walking
prunel!a and leather Boots
lined and bound rubbers,
Boys stou, pcgged boots ell sizes
4 = fine and stout calf skin shoes
and " buoiecs
=, bound aud unbound shoes and bootccs
!" lined and uniined rubbers.
childrcn's norceeo.s cal & prnnclla boots
!" slippers,
stout leather shoes and buo,res
Mems s,ou, scwcd and pcsged brogans
nnd about
Three Thousand Pair
Of the best
Ne no Shoes
in The Disisic, with uill be sold low.
All kindsof shoe makers materials 10.
GLIDING every description Of
Lasts and Shoe Thread,
ALSO
Sole and Upper Leather
Calf and Goat Skins,
LfHis,g aah Btsssatssg sk;ssss
Trunks, Backing. Varnish,
Sparibles, Shoe Knives DC
Cali and see mex. door north Of MIR c
Mathcson's.
Oct. 39::37::if
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Fine Cutlery.
Tho subscriber bas just received case
6ns cutlery, among which are few extra
fiuc Scissors, Of diaeicnt sizes.
New Years and Christmas Gifts for 1887
for sale by E. W. BONNEY
Dec 3-al-if
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To Sportsmen.

Tho subscriber IS expecting daily to receive
a case Of superior Doubie-barci. Damascus
and gi,e-twis, Guns, made TO order In Europe
among which are some Of Extra quality with
cases and apparatus complete
E " BONNEY'
Oct 29::37
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Sumter District
William II. Brunson applicant,

William H. Brunson applicant.
Leonard E Brunson, Manning D Brun
SON, Lawrence Brunson. Jared N Brunson
James Y. Brunson. Willis L Brunson,
Henry p Brunson., Mary Brunson. Dcma-
ries Brunson. tnow Hodge) having insn,-
married with one Hodge. Emily Brunson.
(uov A'Elvain) having intermsIsied with
ono M'Elvain, Mason Resms guardian nd
li,em for minor heir William L. Brunson
defendants.
I. appearing TO my satisfaction that
Leonard E Brunson, Henry p Brunson-
Jared N Brunson. Lawrence Bsunson Emi,
IL M'Elyain, aud her husband, reside with
out this State, il is therefor6 ordered that
they DO appear and object 70 The division
or sale Of the real estate Of Peter Bfun-
son deed on or before the ninc.eenth DAY
OF December next, or their consent 70 inc
same W., be entered Of record
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary, 8. d
Oct 29::37::h
Prs fee, &C Is
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Mrs. Carpenter IL Mis- Holmes
a have received their FALL supply Of
MILLIN.ARY
A,1 Eorcy Goods

Auu + UUcJ 0UUuS,
onsisting Of Satin and Velvet Bonnets. En-
gi;sh and American Siraws, Silks os dresses
Ribbons, Flowers, Gloves, Belts, Fancy
Shawfs and Scarts, White and Black Blood
Lace, Wells, Plain aud Figured Laecs Blond
Lacc for Dresses, &c. all Of which will be
sold ON Yesy reasonable terms.
Millinery and dress making executed TO or.
der as usual
Nov. l2-3S-.tf
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Notice
The public arc Informed that r. l..
Wilson |. duly authorized 10 settle the
Books Of tho late firm Of r. l.. Wilson
L. Go. (Mechanicsvllle, Sumter Dist)-
The books will be open until the lst ia.
nuary, after which time, they will be trans
fcrred TO q proper officer for collection.
Dec. lO-42--.tE.
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All persons having demands

against the estate Of LevisC Cplcs Esq ate a. Csu.
dem, decd, requested 70 present he sae q ths
administrator without delay, and those indehed i6
make immediate payment, a. IN early esdemene
of The estate is desired.
JOHN cHEssBT, A4nf.
November 2e--40.sf
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has just received bi,
Fall and Winter supply of
Dry G0ods aud Groceries 81
(selecied by himself in New York) enbra-'
cling almost esuJ article usually ound III
Dry Goods and GsocesYs store, which heo6Iess.
Jow for eash0 q % sha usaal credit b paac.s.
tual custnmsfa W. J. GERALD
Nov. 57--if
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Houses and Lots for Sale
or Rent.

The subscriber offers for sale OF rent
her house and lot on King street, in the
.own of Camden; also her house and lot
at kirkwood. Both Of them arc large
and commodious, with every necessary
Oh, buildings
SARAH VAUGHAN
Dec lO-42-,f
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Sum,c,villc. Nov. l2---3s-.
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compelled say Society all confidence in
hs integrity and have dismissed him rsn seiee hus-
bands the deaess elders and ministers all The city think just
do and % man, support in exposing and pstsins
him down Why Sir he lining his pockets with the money
which public have him for he will set up
his carriage and have silver knOker upon his door, tell you
this from Of dxty for filthy luee sake; njure
his character and divert from him the Of public charity int
coses No. Sir We the f. b. Society,"
cooscenous pio who abhor SANDER and all evpeak
ing hope yos will unnece.ay expose broher-bs
do forget caution the good people of the
send their money any longer Mr. MeDowal he bad
say with eyes and from a If duty
land the lady shed tear The Lord reclaim and forgive
And the honest Inquirer convinced and contour ed
exelamng his grief" How the gold become dmms& and
.osiA ne gold changed.r
country filed slanderhs Of charity up
the Journal ed-and McDowa odden under foot Of
Suh according the confession Of Observer the grand
PROCESS by which the b. Sooisy without going
way happily accomplished their oee-lhe destruction Of Mr.
MeDowa And pous penilen convict under the gal
lows, confession made with greater TRUTH The de-
be held in everlasting for his honesty
and his simplicity
now Mr. Observer having cleared the Society by conng
their guilt original money Of cDa will you
the goodness proceed and disclose who fabricated d
ing got and forth the story
Who the story Of his "donhing bad for ladies name" Was
all this done from Of duty, and wihsut going out Of their
sray,
Why, Sir the task of confession which have undeakens
think laying the whole burden pes
shoulders will therefore nothing about the COND TION,
Society received the thousand dollars Of Nc Dow
money Starr about the drafts snd
sGders the donors Of that money requiring the Society
refund to Dowa-noihng absu the Sl2I 81 Of MeDowas
private money! received by tn through Acknowledged double
paynshag about the go from the Newark ades strangely
from McDowars hands by c. Starr and strangely
tain by the society aeI knowing the whole cae-I will
trouble with Of these weigh matters, oonsdaios that
calculating the od opeand Of the Society in destroying The
character Of MeDowalL EXAMINER
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give courage the injustice, the barbarty oil
my conduct to you conduct which nov publicly de-
clare to have been unworthy of gentleman and a
soldier, and for which sincerely ask your pardon"
II granted with hearty shake Of the hand. The
other officers ocked round La Croix, eager solicit
his and to prevail him TO be present at entertain
men which they had determined to give in his honour
He would have declined this public acknowledgement
Of the superiority Of his conduct but they too pres
sing 10 be refused he agreed accept il, and they all
returned amicably TO the parade together.
The subsequent conduct of Valmont proved, that he
was not unworthy Of the generous forgvness he had
ceived. He published every where the particulars OF
the rencontre and gave to his antagonist all the merit
which was so justly his due. The old general was
delighted he declared that the nuptals Of his daughter
and La Croix should be celebrated the moment the
sent Of his father obtained Ah' cried Eugene,
extending her hand to La Croix, Heaven be praied
that thou art safe / will not reproach thee, but
vet -" But vet should have done better not to
have met him, is that not what my Eugene meant to
say ~" Yes."-" Foolish gih'' said the general,
frownng.-"No," cried La Croix, she s rghts-I have
but half acquitted myself to my conscience; it only
in refusing challenge altogether that prove
himself possessed of the courage"
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THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
PRAYKR OF Lovely Ms. I<mau,.

Blessings. O Father, shower
Father Of mrrcies round MS precious head,
On his lone walks and his thoughtful hour,
And the pure visions Of his midnight bsd
Blessings be shed.
Father pray Thee not
For earthly treasure that most beloved,
Fame, fortune, power oh be IS spirit moved
BY these, or by their absence al Thy will!
But let Thy peace be welded to his lot.
Guarding his inner life from touch ofill,
With lis dove pinion sill,
Let such a sense Of Thee,
Thy watching presence, thy sustaining lore,
His BISON must uualienably be,
That uheresoe'er ne move,
A heavenly light serene,
81 Upon his hearthnd men
May sit undimmd, gladness rest his own,
UnsSeak able, and TO the world unknown.
Such as from chiidheod's morning land Of dreams
Remembered family, CLEANS,
Family remsmbeE'd, and too swiftly flown.
Sc let him walk wi h Thee,
Made by Thy pint free;
And when thou call'st him from s mortal place.
To his last hour be still that sweetness given,
That joyful trust and brightly let him part
With lamp Gear suraing. and unlingeriDg heart,
Mature to meet in heaves
His Savioars face
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RE HenMMM YonR FRIENbs 70 BuY fHEM

DR. GOODMAN'S American Anti Gonorrhael Pills the
cheapest and will for stand the test for the
tain Gonorhea elects Structures Seminal Weaknese
Seminal Emissions and all the seminary organs Of long standing
These prepared from the choicest preparations senf
cay together The ingredients composed Of the
extracts Of srapar and copab and the
cnbebs and onea and other choice and valuable
ingredients which the proprietor holds secret snidote for the
Goodman American Anti onorrheal Pills
have highly approves by the Medical Faculty. and
mended hospital pIactce in prgenceo all oher remedies Of
the day for diseases Tqy done box
very for neutrality-suspicious. and agreeable taeno
lh- dous could detect Lett
wise man for HIMSELF and be his physician with secrecy
and take foreign Spanish English vegetable
6c medical Of America ink themselves best adapted
treat the constitutions Of their fellow countrymen really
amusing observe the nolhaance with which parcel Of foreign
er, from different Europe pretend palm OF their injurious
preparations the public and that they hest understand the
every man to Judge himself and be tempered with BY quack
neums 50 sudscy attempted be forced upon him IL
liberate seto Of foreign mountebanka
cAUTIONAs these upon fair trial viii found to be the
most safc speedy cuc the above diseases without doubt
viii be counteted Be particular to inquire for and OBJ
tain DR. (oodmans Anti Gonorhae Pills follow
drug and other detected In CONTRIBUTING
Ps will be dealt with according Law, with the utmost
rro Black Broadway p Dicke AS Broadway; Sheelin,
ia Canal opposite Chapel Underhi 81 BeekmAn St
corner ofwism; and Austin IS CAraine street Price, 50
pr bow feb lo-u
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DEAD THIs:-AssIsT ENATURE!LIf N.

II saws Addison would conirn 10 follow Nature and assist
Thing would dispose itself ne
whole half undertaken. Purge old
hi. hoSsvef denied BY many having reference to The
a., ss .ss ea sy %
preserve health. searches the heds for The seanngs where the
and become lump according original healthy am
NAL In like the dog and sat- and oer animals
lection Of those grasses open bswe and purify
their & Do y. not see The fs,hersd tribe ssss%s deficient
promote digestion, and produce healthy chyle purify
s & Il:
themselves against epidemic contagious although they
principle sfp.rgaou assisting nature Dr. Brandrel.
any oher mans but principle Of Nature Are re, the der
gvss Or purifier. any length this prine
pie &: Of Of boS a %
accumulate in the body which ought to be passed BY the bowels
The passages ofsf Mankind from facts like these ns see the
amposn necessity Of attending the state Of stomach and
iou Reconsideration them without. weakening the system
and such |. BRANDRETRs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS. which England stood the years trial and
performed for thousands Of hoPees, and helpless per-
sd them they could do no more Their prOperties A anu
bilious and sperien medicine unrraed all who them
must be used 10 appseiaed The weak and delicate win be
strengthened by their BY braeing but by removing the
box will prove is u, even in an
advertisement They require Of kiud occupations
boz. that every one is his own compe<ent physician.
Editorial notice Of the Sum- 10th ofOclsber.
BRANDRETHS PILLS.-There few who do not know
at Of food converted into blood which, formed
itself the various ramhcaions Of
therefore, clear axiom, that that medicine which
blood without weak the system
excellent; Brandeths Pills medicine
them with confidence friends Many and
high their testimonials
1850 been received from .dvidua, high
re.pectahy Call Dr. BIS store and the original
ters proving the extraordinary Of Brsndreh Pills
removing the opposite character from
ton They in fact prove The they make that there Is no
necessity tor any Ot,.rr medicine.
New York-Air Lance $50 Eighteenth at, A. s. wightmar
watch and fancy store Is Fulton NJ c. MATS bookseller
Catharine ST.; 3 Taylor grocer &e 7sveey L. H. Trpp
sztone &e, l67 Division w. D. D. Wright, hardwsremes
IS Houston Of Lewis Mr. Coward Universal Book
store corner Of Chatham and Pearl m Mr. Nsye 72 Brooe
Newman ABBOTT $50 Greenwich w. Albro 2D Bowery
Brewer Co., Canal st. Peter Cunningham corner Of Allen
and Stanian St.; Marks 255 Fron Dsver
Jersey Cy.-Mr. Shpman, Lottery Office, of Ferry
Landing
Luther, rOpemaker, North Third ST.
near Second street
Jamaica-yames HERMAN.
Newburgh--Wism Leslie, printer.
NewsrkCJohn Reme corner Broad and Market street
Patisnsa.-Mr. Post, Passaic Hotel.
BrookHn.-G. B. Booth. watch ma -r, IS Fulton
Harlaem.--Jshn :. Kenyon, Pct Once.
New Rschelle.-A Couiant Cabinet maker, he.
DR. BRANDRETHS OFFICE fur the sale Of the above
Pills. wholesale and retail 1877 Hudson opposite Broome
where consulted gratis BY taking his Pills. Mon
days, wednesdsys and Saturdays. dec SSms
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THE .d RHT ~ H. bsI;TsEEFFR 81 , .

scroua-ber all
ai & R.s ss ID ri s. re;
one dollar per '0''le' prepared and lid X
P.s.-Do wan, sweet life. Try Moaais Bitten Try
ty-uy. fen sims
SkgfE
GEORGE Sylvester tiIym Enrandl who atone possess.
enclosed sl6 sci5 being OF
aali the price Of the imported article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November o. iss5
Den Sr-H.vng desire discharge my cation. to YOU -
By mean. q
aygsi,n yssss.s: g.i.s. Maie,as il he
be brief IObs .hs you may se enabled to make i more
s,a s Ga my s nss'; Ri,s '
to create ID the joint what termed By phycan
until With" short time past He has treated y some d he
ss, snues; physicians in scotland which snded but its to
gain having the fl msS advantage in the use Of his I'm
questions from which few days he experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM in
asdsios your drsson were lossd By eonsde.Siy aug
great relief and now after about tire. nens
% sGa win my
e''' '''''' subscribed " LII BELL
Architect and Dranshuman corner Of Houston and EssexI
Certificates Of other ssdn.ry which invaluable
medicine has been equally be the Of
DBRYsoN conet0Oer Agent las Fulton street, near Brood
I IFE PlLLS.-The Proprietor Of this Great Medicine
aso,. oSsf that public bes RE
cPocae the which he tay from
OF the United States which IL has become
Whist he congratulated for the Possesio. OF remedy
ec he cnnnot but congratulate his correspondents the relief
from suengs which they have experienced and the
n s 81 Dns fsogS:o Of e .ss s nSs
health and thus proongy the lives and enoyments of fellow
men, reward that highest human ambition might envy
that places pecary gain however desirable In ITSELF low
In addition hundreds testimonials which long
TABLE LIFE PILLS receiving other. estahlshins their
efficacy in where other known remedy had
piled vain and fy establishing their title othe
but for sresng and exeminang diseases which slowly
but surely conducting their aey conscious victims herwse
Dr: MOFFATs OAhce No So Hudson street, opposite y.y,
New York.
Prce-smal boxes 50 cents-large boxes. 81.
Numerous testimonies proo Of the superior excellence Of
above medicines ave gratefully rendered BY WHOM
they have vitality beaeed and othe could easily be s
tsined.
For sale at the following pIsees:-
John Mihzu i83 Broadway; Patrick Dckie AIS Broadway
William Van Zant I2l Hester street; DR. Lee 2e5 Madsso
streets Foenbach Milne Of Hudson and Reed stree
DR.. Leeds n Cherry Ed mund Bostaver $50 Division
street; John Hinton, Of Twentieth street. and Eighth
j. W. Dowser Grand street; Smith winrugham ssr-
Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
Dr. Cooke FrsI street. wilism.burrh.
Charles W. Badger S54 Broad street, r. Covert $50 Broad
j. CALM street. opposite vanhouton street, Paieroa
Dr. John 8. Crane; Dunnng Horton, Goshen Orange
A. B. +. Cragan; Matthew Holenbeck, Washington street,
j. 1T. Z. Dwl.nd, Chester Orange county
e. Z. Gedsey, 80 Water street, Newburgh.
Mr. AlIen Third street; Msrses, in Southwark
corner Second and Catherine Mr.. Elliot Of
Fifth and Vine street. Phiadelphia. feb s-ln
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STAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber has lsea-
- ted himself this city for the purpose Of curing Szmmerng
and all elher mpedmen Of speech And has taken No
Courtand Western HOTEL where he will attend all who
call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted FROM childhood with distressing impeachment Of speech,
he aed himself Of the modes taught by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New YORK and Dr. Chapman Of with
But altar long and patient Of the
and ofhs Affection he has succeeded ia invenng systsm
entirely which he has cured and all Others who have
application him. This hiss In several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the stu
and has fzledto effect complete
Being person. this city profes
sed the 81 curing s,ammerine and whose inadequate
effect having about in he instruction of
since efeciss himself he feels perfect
coming before the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
all Others and the complete that has IN all attended Ii
application He has associated with him Mr. Sinclair recently
Of his pupils assistant By this arrangemest ladies will
be taught in a separate cIsss
Terms Is dollars according the
and the situation Of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed or the money will he refunded.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber his
by letter post paid.
ian l2-3m HENRY WELLS.
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GUM ELASTIC EAR TRUMPETs.-A few Of these
VI valuable se for the benefit Of with deaf
ness for sale BY RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
feb e-6 s6 William street, and Ito Broadway.
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GEORGE SYLVESTER, tfrom Eng and)
Of the original recipe Sold BOXES ueafy
envlped with directions enclosed 81 80 and being
aat the price Of the inported article.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
MILLING FIRM.

HAVING located ourselves in the Mill
HI ing business, at Hsrpers Ferry, one Of
the best situations in Virginia, thaving the
advantages Of both Rail-Rosd and Canal al
the spot, and unlimited waller power. aud
the Mills undergoing q general repair, TO
make 200 barrels Of -four per dsy, if re-
qaired,) We can say Go farmers, with conf
drDce, that we ran afford TO give more Tor
Wheat delivered in our Mills. than any other
Mills vest Of the Biue-Ridge. Having in
formation every day from both markets, en-
ableS Us TO take choice, BY Rsil-Rosd TO Bal
timore, or the Canal to the District Those
disposed TO favor us. either in grinding or
selling their wheat, will find il TO their ad-
vantage.
Wheat can be delivered TO US at the DIFF
Cerent depots from tlarpers-Ferry 10 Win
chester. as we'll AZ by wagons 20 the Mills.
and also conveyed down the Shenandoah and
Potomac. We will also buy Rye and Corr.
pay cash, and make reasonable advances, IL
required.
Ground Plaster will be kept at the Mills,
for sale, and delivered st the different depots
aud OF our Warehouse in Winchester.
ROWLAND, HEFLEBoWER & CO.
June o. lSJ6-U