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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15


DlSTRESS-T s. BANK-I'rS FATAL EFFECTS FROM
YEAR TO YEAR-TIiE PROOFS OF HISTokY-VALUA.
HE REFERENCES, SC
Our present the Independent Treasury tends
system substantial and than the which has bro
ken down, w. Bank, and broke every thing IN rs fall
". J. Journal II COMMERCE. Hhig paper
'Ihe Bank j. the Of all this suffering"
t.Jndgs Hhfe in 1s2i
The L. States Bank was char tered III lSlG. In lol1,
il went into full operation. 1t loaned largely, and by
its extensive loans pernicious example which was
followed by thesStatr Banks. 1t planted branches all
the u. s. like so many angs of monster in the
free soil Of the Republic. Those branches were chips
Of the old block They carried little specie to the
fixed points for seir location; but once established they
issued paper 10 the utmost possible extent
The Brauc-t of the L. Sank forced their paper
;atu hetand the stnic Banks driven 10 &c
tive competition with them. An unnatural state of
trade al once produced throughout the country
and general complaint heard upon every breeze.
But let Us follow the Bank and the Times from the
period the monster went INTO operation up 10 the exp
ration of its charter
The Opposition dcciaincrs who care little nothing
about facts, tell they want National Bank t.
lower the exchanges. Did the establishment OF Bank
in 1cl7 lower lie exchanges The National lntelll-
gencer (he best Wing authority OF September IA,
isis, (ark the daeD notices the condition OF the mo-
notary affairs of the country at that time IN these
words:
"Stocks are down, down, while the rates OF ex-
changes are advancing al rapid and unprecedented
rate. The currency in confus"n-ruin and bank
ruptcy meet every hand. The domestic cXchan-
aes never worse, and scarcely ever can be. II"
Southern bills are almost worthless at the North, and
the West is NJ nearly bad situation. What IS to
be done We know not TmR UNITED STATES Bash.
cAS Afroro IS so RELIEF, II EVER IT SHALL NJ
ABLE TO sTASn ITSELF The following is the rate OF
cychanpe in New York, for last Monday lcic.l
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SALE OF FLOODED STOCK.

SALE OF FLOODED SIoIh .,h
,,,r M ana a, nuhIic auction al late residence OF Joseph
" ~onios deceased in of Halifax, near kepnt-
fnrn STOCK OF HORSES belonging To said estate con
sting IN part Of an Brood Mare by Eagle and her m ~
Ia ,y and her three Colts Of them two years oiu by
Trnrion another one year DID, BY Pram and The 3,hs'
4 tie pa, Season. By Sapedon: one hrst rate sta"h nv
d b. Charles also, two hne Mares, ny ia'oe' ' w "
,,;.;. i, ,oint
r>e Horses surpassed by any IN Virgins, a.
.,,n, ain do well 10 attend the sale. Terms at sale
RIO. JENNINGS, administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

n VA rir sgsneu al Richmond, PrgtHia $50 -, -,
r,uIs COMPANY was incorporated in the year ] gainst
pstua nv fire on dwelling houses, stores,
o nj household furniture, and merchauiNe "
" 10 losses which Company may sustain vi ,;nra.
This agency will adjusted with Of oeies may be
the Subscriber who been duly appontea hS s
civ Of Richmond aud vicinity ~
Office opposite the Banks Gin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

NJ j. rS.r ,TE FOR SALE-I will sell 10 the high
=, adder on the Goth of October neS on ae P'e' -
., ,4gr near Prince Edward Courthouse, known a. s
,.,c ~ ,,ni contains eleven hundred acres, WIN eN
client hui,ngs and necessary improvements io ,tt I,,
Il. ,r,senrr. There Is very fair pFopoeh "i ~ . ,J
.a l,rg. ouant;y az highly improved Tobacco Iaha
H. n,.ows on the productive, ana us
Il N, Courthouse, IIampden Sydney College ana
Instant and EXCELLENT market for all lis producti"hs
no. . -, mace in Virginia entirely healthy ahu no s9e'
' . ~ ;n,,csnce and morality thar III its immediate
p,",. ,vshnn 10 purchase referred to Nathaniel
= ,,r az samuel W venable Farnrlic or I" The SUB
,l,k.vie The viii shew the premises "
% :, isb;,y IA see them At the same time and place
".. s> ''" Az ''e ''0r ""N ABRAHAM NJ. vENABIE,
CiarsSriiic, Ia.
21-tl0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

FALL AND WINTER GoOES--WsoswoRrH, WiLLit"s <
Co have received bv recent arrivals general assortment OF
British and American DRY GOODS which they offer by the
ntes They will continue further supplies by every
vessel during the season. - -
sent 4 So--l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seminary, for the admission Of
scholars will open the lst of November next Tue
scholastic will he divided crs, OF nvc months
each, April add October being vacations.
The instruction - liberals aud an experience oil
enables to tint rnpil for Juh
ciuu College, the Military Academy ar the Count
ing house.
The subjects English Compositions Latin French
Civil History. Natural and Moral Philosophy Typography, c
Gncs Arithmetic, Algebra, Elements Of Geometry, Book
Keeping, Evidences of Christianity Each pupil VIII he
em, u-n such Of these subjects his attainnens aud the
wishes of his parents o guardian may require.
The discipline strict and PARENTAL and risid observance o
regulations required. fondncs r horticulture Is en-
cOuraCcd OF such and ainlsrnens as lay
The foundation many bad habits IN after life Great attention
paid pupils, who all reside NJ
family and form pari Of H. Their number VIII not exceed
ftren proper and minute attention Ia
pupil the and discipline adapted 10
their respective characters and dispositions
The price viii be-, for months, one hundred ana Ninety
dollars able half the first ni November ahd me ar
ON the first at NAV will form the charge aud wal
include board mattress bedding, fire. candles, washnr
mcnhng Book and Stationary VIII hr supplied III
Book sellers prices No pupil admitted "f shorter period
months and deduction Tor absence, unless III cases {"
prnactrd sickness.
The situation remarkably healthy. being - miles from the
District Columbia of The maintains The stages rom
Winchester aud Warrnon regularly he >
~ WN. BRENT ia.
Burlington near Ccuircyiir T. o. FarN, Va, ID trt $50
beg the Rev. Dr. Etu"l Keith, Kew I'd X
Ippc Rev Joseph Packard Theological Seminary near AlrN
andria D. g.: V Daniel r Geo. Watson, Thomas
Richie Esd, Philip harrison, Esd Cen H. P'ynn t"i Lar
Borne W Cuoci Richmnnd Dr. e. liarrud, Norfolk; Rev Rich
ard T. Brown, Madison H.. Val Gen John ifiwrh Cooke"
Wnusylie; Richard r. Wilmer Fiuvnna' General
Wallace, lGan nGn.r, T. ~ Nairchtni, iahih'' VII
til! e. calr.i. WurIIlnstcr, v" . a.
az The Southern thuTrlGan and the Nurlth Herald VIII
please insert this SIX times and forward their account
'' ort i''N'' we fH-ilt.wtiNi VI, JF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-Charles Ellis * Sons have
in store good Of Cutlery aud Hardware received w
late arrivals Liverpool, which they offer TO their customers
and others very reasonable prices
S.ui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

- Alive w"aid inform friends IN The county mai
Ia wr shall remove Ia House lately purchased Just db"rs
the Bell Tavern Formerly occupied ll NcS>f' w * j. e. frame
Co., by . first Of October; when w. shall '" an a'rcy wN
sioux Of GROCERIES, which shall >cli mode
81 profits. hiaiI . hiti Il.
.>--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

IlfTY DOLLARS REWAED.-Ran away from the Subscribers
living Mddesex county, the 9Th OF the present month";
n negro man named Charles. Charles likely, bright
fellow, with light blue about wenysN years
old feet eight inches high, and well proporiioned lie
had on cloth close coat. blue casnct pan
falcons and bite fur hat He left without any povocaton what
ever and cndearoring free state lie Is
vcy smart fellow and is well calculated 10
rstrd give reward for the apprehension and
delivery jail that can rel INN
again. information concerning him Will lie Thankfully re
ceiyed Ny address, Curchvilc, MiddcscN County virginia
WIN. X. PACE.
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

X1TUOI.EN AND COTTON GOODS suitable" for Negro Clio
w thing, consisting Of heavy kerseys for men, Ln>eys i
Oznabres and Cotton Domcstics &c. all Of Pet"ity
manufacture and equal 10 goods of the Kind IN market f"
sale low puncual customers the usual the.
]. c. WATSON, agent peHhcTnTry.
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Iirattun's Lottery Once.

FEHTIS ~ the Lotteries and really lucky
=. I'l"'se o. s'"s'e '''S't s@TrRATToN's OFFICE,
Ia,s .,ycet Ricaytond, "a
,-.,..-.. So, o.,.ry No 81 drawn Septein-
= E: ca
= 5, 30 l6 4 4, 3: saa : % al BY
0an1gof New Jersey Lottery No. TO- drawn Oct. M
/" ~ Ia 50 ~
a. Ticket No - 3D. prize OF s2Oo sold and Gss,,sq
,grnsu III. Maryland state Lottery, No. 49, draw" o''o
-,.lta -
H. , II 10 Al 81 s 2 So ,od ~. H.
t>si Nos 10 Cs ~ prize of 2oOoO sold ahS "
07ns the Virginia Welsburg Lottery, No. . o''oO''
- 6 10 a 80 IS % GO s. 81 c Mo-
COLLECT tie prizes s20,oa0, of lO2o anu % m,ing
.l'nwn Saturday in Baltimore, tne I'LL ,s "a ~:
- Monday Whole Tickets Sl5 halves 81 o., a sar@N,S
70. X drawn. For Prizes call at Sih!' - S,ra.
: ti5-3t) I4sI' 49,
n agDucEp pRJCEs-BRoGuEs AND 'sHoEs-s,ooo
pr Of heavy Plantation Brogues, 900 PAIR on sue
''1a Calf skin Shoes-for sale nj the 80. .,,oo,
PENITESTIARY STORE, on i4tn sut JIG a.;
a. @OEty Merchants and Wholesale Purchasers iioefa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
Uushinntou Enirersity IF Bai

Washinrt0n UnirrsHy cf Baitimore
THE regular in this Institution viii cnInnrnc" III me
PERIOD the last Monday ui Oct,cr ana continue e
the 1T Of Starch.
The Faculty of following professors in the order Of
H. Miller NJ H. Professor Of Auaoiny and Physiology.
Samuel X. Jennings, VI H., Professor Of M"cTa Medical me
rapertIcs, aud Legal Medicine
Is w Handy VI H. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women aud Children.
John C. $ Monkur NJ D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
Edwmd Foreman, VI. H. Professor of Chemistry.
John w Dunbar, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery aud Surgical
Anatomy.
The Faculty would invite the attention of students nj n"dcne
profession generally TO the peculiar advantages oil s m
S,tutiun
The plan and believed improved In the edl
flee are contained college the delivery Of lectures for
number Of resident students and hospital Tor inc scN-
The hospital which Is the place chosen Tor Tue hiclC treatment
The the United States entitled 10 hospital relief from
the Government, and containing upwards of 100 patients public
affords Oi the best fields Tor the study ui disease
in ms couy And charge f the
tcnt the direction OF the Professors, they cnn" ial TO
knowledge OF practice which VIII "irat facilitate tr
sucC in after life.
The aanc for prosecution a" the important depart
anatomy n<upaSH" IN TN. country IN aduh 10
The abundance subjects for which Baltimore ias always been
50 owing enlightened ." c
citizens the arrangements Of the dsSctn.'to"ns Of w nivc
sy are such afford peculiar facilities.
In different departments the professors NJ" well supplied
with the of demonstrating Whatever i required
The chemical apparatus suiccs I" illustrate the principles u
The department Of surgery viii IT, illustrated y large numb
Of Instruments models and apparatus comprising those "l Anz
archaeological models ui iihr justly Culebated
imported from Europe expressly Tor THIS department of the Uni
yer>y.
10 arGire a practical kuowcd." O. their profession cannot fail To
be struck with advantage. institution organized on
improved plan afford and they invite all such 10 visit
their and form Impartial judgment, of what the
best suited . advance their own interests.
Additional information the plan, terms,
be obtained By letter addressed Ia
JOHN II. ". DUNBAR, Dam IF The Faculty.
Ort6 i3-tNi5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
Buckingham, Sept. "a, 1910.

CHARLES ELLIS 4 SONS have received per ships Rich
~ mond Robert Norris Rhode Island and Sea- from Liverpool"
and late arrivals from the North their Fall supply of foreign aud
domestic Dry Goods consisting in part of
Rose Whitney. dutil and mackinaw Blankets
ssWilson's' gray and white napt Cuttuns
White. gray and blue Plain
Falmouth and Glasgow Jeans
Mixed blue and printed Satnets
Pain and twicd Flannels
"Rnsers" pat. do
English and German Mernos
Mousen de Lame
London and domestic Prints
New style fancy Cassimeres
sup. beaver and pilot Cloths
Lion skin and Flushing
Asphalte Cloth and Mncskin
Mcrino, brocha blanket, and mousen dc lane SEawls
Plain and figured Eclv Is
Fancy IeStings
Figured satin traratS
Mattenn LnString, &c.
Sen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
Ftty Dollars REGARD.

DOCKET BOOK I0ST-Lost stolen from me on "; p
I'M of Obrr nv Pocket Book containing $3.50 in Bank
Y -. dud the follow ing Bonds, VIZ: -so,n M
II. l. Ia, w. II. Tayloe's Bond for sov S9 nm
". H. Perkins 40 ~ ~
I, y. Clarke's DO 90 90 m
:, Clarke & r. y. ClarScs q" ~ M
]. g. Clarkes 40 en- M
cl w
s.L"s dn e. 50
iwsheart's "" Con-, Tb,n,. q
,r of about s45 and from Thomas j. iIehs T u"
sr > IN. hond 10 Mrs Martha Crow from H. W: iy'er o
III "xcr. hon l. accounts and receipts. VIII give my
, rswad Tor the Pocket Book and contents, OF " s
7at q, tic bonds. hereby iorewarn al PERSONS o = "
.1 ''' '''i"S anu "''o " ACHILLES LUMPKIN.
i5-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

FuH ImyortationS, lciJ- Chia0, PaccHSrdrr, Sc.
HAVE and afoai, per ships Rhode leland lnd sea-
from Liverpool harTre Earnest Grstavc iIUm B"inr
very extensive ofClllNA, OF EENSNARl GLASS,
&c. which Offer dealers in nra packages, rrpacktd 10
order upon cash, the usual credit
WILLIAM +. II TIER,
Late Smyt. s Butler, doors ADORE me Bal IarerH
c,nl 3i-l9t
MOTTO Thc Subscribers having associated themselves To-
grt!rr under The firm az Dickinson eri, Tor the par
a; rarrv. H. business, would respectfully >ol!ci
The nrIrhnrinG counties 10 whom TIE
cash cc will r given for good wheat delivered NJ Tue
Richmond City Mills, in OF the Annnry.
WIN. n. DICKINSON
JAMES SMELL.
.,r,s, II 1r-3m
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iJ,ltupDpi Lasi for Sale.

" FARM .aed the river, two miles from Milford pepo,
VI cuc conty containing by recent survey 6ho acres, WIN
na5e for family. The neishboThood is equa 10 any
-yr.ua
third Of the purchase money cash. tor the paace'
tE.tstic time viii be given
~ previously sold shall offer the said Farm at puhc auc
oI ti- Premises, SATURDAY. the 18th October aauess
BosrlRg Green, Caroline
,,,,v ~ LEWIS ILL., Richmond.
4rl9 .''f' - 45-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

Such were the rates Of exchange in New York III
September lis, when the u. S Bank had gotten into
clever operation. .NDhr lei what the rates OF
exchanges in that City in September, SD,
t!ast wear. The New York Wing (morc good au-
,hority) OF September - Ir}g, gives the following as
: .o.-a y Nnrs AZ tint time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

SOI;TIIEEN BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ry Mn. .Sp Mas. PsRstco, Richmond prginii.
THIS Seminary il located on Sh"cNoc m three squares from
Capitol, healthy and central situations The house y
very spacious thereby capable OF accommodating forty Young
Ladies'.
naushi Grammar, Arithmetic Geography (ancicnt and mo
,rrp Universal History I'm connection with The Study and de
Moral, Mental and Natural Phi
oophv Chemistry Botany Algebra, &c. There also weekly
Lectures Chemistry and Mechanics illustrated by means Of an
extensive apparatus
Institution however, only to i'm
p,r finished English Education, hut also afford facilities In
Southern N"ung Ladies for the acquisition OF TIE ornamental
t.a'icrS
cn and Instrumental Drawing and Painting, aud also IN the
French Italian Spanish and Latin languages, has been obtained
And since the has beCor quite desidealnm To
Young required speak either French or Italian IN he
family -,
The School divided into four departments each tnfv
disconnected will the others, and havn" vel qualified teacher
presiding it, limited nu" OF nins pursue the
of study me nroenecve hope Of advancement As
500" repared the department. theE are !folLG.,
and s,cs Of higher grade assigned !" them. ne nl.
of such arrangement ias heen tSt,d ny i"lr @ ~,
aud every succeeding has manifested the same happ! W
% . and the pupils; thus the ncnhfehencs
nj crowded and pomscuous School have been ooSateu
a., WINS solictude Of the Principal sd al rest -,
such as was he'ucui
an M trnul or expense spared 10 obtain the services W wen
,d teachers: aware Mr.. PEksIco II, that pubic CONF
dence can inspired and public patronage need OUT 10
in nronortion 10 the usefulness of MS Seminary. .
rc morals health comfort, and Improvement nt thoSc IN
,rsd ~ Mr PEEsIco, made objects oil ci Sp
am n,ion and spared, either b.! Them OF ths
teachers. enforce every measure WHICH h' ~" "
of Young Ladies' 49, ,ou.
TIC onancc of early good habits being universally acKhoM
. PRINCIPAL hardly recommend In parents ana
dans N ptru their children 10 Senlnaries OF hish
I 80 - ,, into the common Of considering chiid 100
no far that school offers the greatest advantages
Terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY OCTOBER I5 1870

rINREDEGAR IRON COMPANY.-The Semi Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of this Company will take place their
office nj the Works. Monday End November next at 10 O'Clock
\. VI.
full representation of the Stock, either in by proxy,
is respectfully requested. JOHN T. TANNER, Ssc'ry
Rirhmuad Oct. ~ 1870 fJ--tdm.
CHEAP AND GOOD GEOCERIES.-Wc have +" inform
~ country, tia. located midway between
The Bell Tavern and Webb, Booker Hamilton, the side
OF III" street. and fresh stock of
al the lowest for cash 10 those good
friends, both and country, who pmnctGaly
Oct - Iij--ft WYATT (: WHITE.
ry,urrION On THE PIANO AND IIARP-Tlc ladies Of Rich
L informed, that Miss foRD will give instruction
the Piano and Harp.
ECy- Apply al ar. g. Pcisicos.
AJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

SInn REWARD win be given for the apprehension and de-
wv livery Of my negro nan ESSEN If taken cut The STATE,
'' 70 at a.s pace-S5O if taken in the State, ana con-
- 20 lUy I get him again Essex is aboa u years OF
go aaH MUSCULAR full 5 fec. Ii inches high oil dirk
plauatug black, lie has small scar on me sue ~
go" faun.Iugul dark c.Sina parf"' ~uioreu
~, nag. H. Las "'.- cams and had sundry
,,,ed few weeks since oil Se..
.,,, or cofh. ."5r stony Point, Abemare county.
- 'ai@e OIL .""'-' ''s''' @'' DABSEY a. THlCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

r \ n Rev A. d. Pollock, Rev. Peyton Fiarr
son. Judge Joseph Max a En- E M1 James ssfp yon
Es, ; y Ro,ne Esd Maj Ed. Christian Professor no
Of E$s4 If E"qs1 John
ih s Ed;,er Of Yeoman and Captain Thomas Nelson e
Sept IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

\ OTlCE.-The firm of Crenslaw Mitchell & Co., having
been dissolved the 3s August 1870, is necessary
close all matters relating in the shortest time possible All
having claims against the said firm requested pre-
sent them to Lewis d. Censaw for settlement; and those udet
edto required TO make payment 10 HIM. who is alone
thorized TO receive them. LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
Wai. h. MITCHELL,
JOHN NJ. HARVEY
Semi &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

ENhRM FOR StLE.Ihc Estate Eozcrs Creek known by
the Of HUI, i'll the upper end of WSmneand county
AMI separated from King George county ~ the said Rozc
Creek. THIS Farm possess of the advantages
o The Potomac and III. facilities Improvement
description considered unnecessary individual wishing
purchase had best call and The premises
&c. and see the proprietor, who lives the land.
EDWARD PORTER.
Sept ~ :J-i6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

GEORGE WYTliE RANDOLPH, ATTORNEY A Law, SCOTS.
"a ri 7lbenae Co., Vd will attend and Inferior
Courts OF Alternate aud Nelson Counties lie will attend
business entrusted 10 him in the Courts and Counties of
Buckingham and Fluvanna.
Refer 10 General b. Pcyton, Richmond.
ai-sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

WM PRINCE SON, Flushing New York, offer for
~ sale their usual very large assortment of Trees Shrubs
piants Seeds Bubous Roots Green House Plants &c. which
they will make liberal discount suit the times They
supply rye Trees, and strong Shrbbery, Of most kinds
such as will afford ornament promptly Ornamental Trees and
shnhbery OF smaller sizc will be supplied in quantities. To Nur
series, reduced prices.
Catalogues will be every who applies post paid.
orr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
POLITICS..

From nm Nashville UniOn.J
DISTRESS. s. BANK-ITS FATAL EFFECTS FROM
YEAR TO Wharf.-The PROOFS OF llISroRH-FALUA
HE REFERENCES, sc.
our present system under The Independent Treasury tends
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
WATERPROOF.
W. II Ee E. W % " s r.,
AND
Commission business. .

TNtIE Subsc:brr is much sralitied that he
n. is once more able to oilnr his services to
his friends and old customers and the public
generally in the Harc-ii House am Commission
Business He flaiters himself tI.al the eligible
location ofhis Ware. House, and its comparative
immunity from the risk of fire and flood, will
procure him liberal patronage
He has rebuilt the Harc-lIDusc formerly
known as .ldams s Uaikcr'S, and is filling up
one wing Of it above the highest wa,ermark of
the late ireshet, or the purpose Of storing there
IN the Cotton Of Planters and Country Merchants.
This site sat least two feet higher than any
other warehouse in town; and The division
That has been elevated will store from lcUO to
20,'0 bales.
lie will sun Curtu,, u,Id attend to suIlI busi-
ness as is usually transacted by Commission
Merchants at as low Il rate as others engaged
in the same calling.
In again offering his services 10 his friends
and the public, the subscriber cannot refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received from them; and hopes by his nj
tentinn to business that it will be renewed, and
il will be thankfully received.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
Hamburg, August 8, la40 tf2S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-11-12
Public Sale ofa Plantation.

On tie first Tuesday in December ncrt. at The
lo,cer market IN the city Of augusta, offered
for safe.
THAC valuable Plantation, oil the Savali-
nah River. in Edgefeld District, South
Carolina. known as Horse Creck, about mile
and half below Augusta. containg s04 acres,
ugreeably to plat, considerable portion ofwtirh
is fertile low grounds and Isinggggtass Land.
There is Flat and right way forever, secnr-
ed through the plantation Of Mr.. Watley, OIL
the Georgia side, directly opposite.
Terms Of the salc-One-third cash, and the
balance in two equal payments one and two
years secured by mortgage on the property,
and notes with two approved e,ldorsers, with
interest per cent. per annnm from date ofdc-
livery of plantation, OH the first Of January next
Names OF endorsers required on dny of snlo.
~ Z. F. CAMPBELL.
Augusta. Oct. ls4O. !"
The Edgefigld Advertiser will please III,
ser, the abnvr twice a week, until the day ol
sale. and forward their arcountto +. Z.