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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
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j" Columbus Democrnt."

The Office Is as wei supplied l any 10 DE SluIh
with fancy lob type aud al material, or executing
with despat,h aud pcatuess such work Ihe news
type have been n use for Two or three years ahd
viii last i've YEARS vet with care and attention.
The high character otiuc " DcmocpG Is wciI
known aud acknowledged BY bath partcs ia tHs
State AMI N point Of rcliou and other ad,aua-
grs i is not surpassed By any press IN the South
The fast increasing popu aI9nol North Mississippi
the quantity 81 business done N the town Of Cupm'
bus and The daily increase Of patronage to the Office
afford sure guarantee that the paper IS permanent,
" cstabdshed and lfconductei with economy wli
always prove 4 lucrative investment for the amount
olrapial employed. Tie Democrat has been as.
tablished for several years and during that period
has received liberal share Of advertising patronage
and larger subscription list than any paper IN tho
State, north Of jackson. The subscription Isl stIll
continues 10 increase daily
Letters addressed To he undersigned or To W,
y. Chapman Columbus Mi, MI. receive immediate
attention, ii Postpaid
H. H. W0RTHlNGTON.
s. B. A practical Printer would be preferred as
a patlner in the concern.
10 Editors in hs State who VIII give this lew
Insertions shall receive ike eciprocaton,
Columbus Jan. l6, lsil. II II. w.
APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT,
By and ruth the adrice and coasNt Of the Senate.
DANIEL WEnsIEn, Of Massachusetts, to be Sec.
rttary of State.
THoNas EwNG Of Ohio, to be Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Jons BELL, Of Tennessee, to he Secretary Of
War.
GrorGG e. B,pGrR, Of North Carolina, 10 be
Secretary Of the Navy
ions }. CRIrrESnEN, ofkentucky,to be Attorney
General
FaANcis GRANGER, Of New York, to be POST
master General
The correspondent Of The New York Evening
poa says: "lhe Senate have been IN session, do
ring the asst two days TO assist the President IN
forming his cabinet aud making his appointments
The various Secretaries have been confirmed, H.
unanimously, believe; he democratic members Of
course. moi caring 70 throw any Obstruction ii he
way Of the President Il was supposed hat some
objection would he made to Webster, but he pas
sed through the mill without ar. The nomm-
ion OF Granger, was delayed Tor day. because Of
the suspicious ol Aboltonsm which attach to his
character. lie was however finally pushed through
and lhns The enl re cabinet is formed. How .oog Il
vii stay together, Il IS not NY intention to predict"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03
THE HABITS OF A MAN OF BUSINESS

A sacred regard to he principles 9 NM,
forms the basis OF every transactou' anu gs
the conduct Of the upright man Of business Ian.
is sltct IN keeping his engagemenls--oo'o .boE
mo careessIy, Or in huuy-employS n0oo .t,
10 do wha, he can easily do hlmsell' ke'P I,asooe
thing u is proper place; LEAVING no'nus ,.nee.
which ought to be done, and when cIIcu'u',I bn..
permitted him to do; keeps BIS designs a "aI De
ness from the views OF others; IS pTolHP' ,,,5.
cisye with his customers, and does nO' w oos,.
for his capital, prefers short credit to 10y ssea
and cash 10 credit transactions al d" ""'' ..-
they can be adyautageously made s'hs' ~ ~ d.
or selling and small profits, with lille TIsN' II II.
chance of better gains with more ha%a'0, no,h
clear and explicit III all bis bargains le1'o ',cbl :.
ag to the memory which he can anu ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

VINO Egoxosu.- We all lecolect how the
Wing presses and orators, last year, denounced
Mr. Van Buren, for the eNtaNagsu furniture Of
tue White House, and We would naturally suppose
that as soou they came INTO power, they would be
in favor olseilug part ofiti but @la' Is The iac'!
Why we dud them IN favor OF an appropriation OF
$4,000 Ior purchasing additional furniture ior the
9l general such IS ohggery and su-h As wing
economy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

Tie difference between arch ,ud poor maa
is simply ibis. the former eats WHEN le Pitases,
and the latter when be caa getlL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-03

desas 20 ...eusa aai taa ..a.r Na.a. c.l.-..,
ne literally have s.L Ta. aa..a sa -..a-
t .af s -i5aesseJ, aud tas planters Ina Others ar
. ~ near tie water courses mus, alya sustained
immense damages.
"a lae evening Of the Friday before hs Ias'.
me sky wore dark and loaeus aspect. Tie
"'a- Die" almost directly from ODE South, diving
before il heavy looking, sa,ey clouds. Al an
slf hoaf la the night, tn. rams began to descend
ahd lhe} poured down ln almost auce1sut tore
rents iof nearly iorty.oIghi hours. There were
.ss alsfm's.ous, bu, They scss, 90 atuos, a..
s'} instance, succeeded by .II heavier ua,,
and tae ciglaHs ap showroom Sunday evening,
aas 'slbaps tAe heaviest oil adj. Our wcr soon
commenced RISING a,d rapidly In,r before
known. 0a saaday,H had ra.ualy oss.loagd
rs banks, Oh Monday i, bad coveted nearly a.
Tue iow lands ga THIS s.dei On tuesday, lt rose
to shat Is considered bsa water nla, aud ea,e
sc wuie THIS article .sleluesil, evening,
o.efocGI It's sui rsMg, aud safeldy sy,g.a.
+ el b,e4s, tbau il was ever before duoaul8 ueb,
the oIdea, asdeu's oltlo county, SD the count,
west oilbs, 70. miles, IS iuundltel, aad Irou
the loo, OF lie a.Il on Nam street, presents t.a
appearance oil miniature sea. Wo have, as yet,
heard 'ho particulars Of but few serious LOSSES
Great quantities Of cattle, hogs SC, have no
doubt, been d.oaned, and many houses swept aa
/ The over ware house On tie uyer owned BIZ T..
! T. Calhoun Esq,bas been canedoH Mr. c saved
all the groceries &c, whca had Been Stored 10 ID
bat tho house, .itsgIl a serious lossJ Is gone, aud
scarcely ,es..e Of it remains. The upper,
buck ware house SIN stands, bltl Is thought 10
be - danger, should lh8 ryer nse much badcr
Tho bridge at the west end of Military street lcl.
ding to West pou has dfilef Gom lis moo,iua,
and now les IN scattered and ,l.neIess wreck.
amons lha branches orthe tall rces below ,he
West port road. Ne undsr.,,,l la,, ,,,,,.o.,
d,,,.,.,o b,, I,.,,. l,,,, .,,. I'LL. I.....,,t
lac o'ose across 'o0 stream Ie" miles above
ia's' mas been swept oI and we nave just learnt
lha' hiaj ble"elts splendid 'ol bridge on the
Tuscaloosa road IS torn from its abuImenl' and
hes floating upon the waters, perfect wreck.
Sueh are some few oithe losses already oscer.
tanned to be sustained by this unprecedented fresh
ct. We fear that foil account wjl show an un-
pafalIeIed extent Of damages doue to farms aud
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
Fancy Goods, &c.

'H1lE snb.crber has jua received, In addI.
ton TO bis icriher stock, ihs-iolivsving nrsi.
clcs. Wig:
A gssat variety Of Mouse do Lninaa. fos L.
dies Dre.sea,
Super double widlh Italian and other black
Silks,
Fancy Satin. Mouse do Lame. Merinu. and
other varieties Shawls.
a good assortment, Of Hoaicry. &c.
Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Hose.
Gentlemen's Lambs Wool half Hoae,;
Mems & Indies Kid, Hoakin. Buck aha
other Gloves,
Laiies Cravats. Tsglioni Scari, &c.
GOOD ASSORTMENT or
MgTS, CeGPS, Sc.
fnr Caps. Sealeih and Seal cara.
Genlleneu's fine Hats, (fashiouablo aud broad
hrim.) Wool Hnts. &c.
ease heavy Plains, Kersey.. &c.
Whitney blankets. also Negro Blankets. &c.
A good stock Of Shocs-Men's, Boys. and
Ladies fine Shoes,
!Aiso-i cnse Mems super Calf Boots,
AL the above OIL accommodating terIns.
E. B. PRESLEY.
Nov. 4 40
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SEaer5N5s Sn1es.

pY Virtue of sundry wriis of Fierl
I'D Fncias. shall proceed TO sell AT
Edgefeld Court House. on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in December next, the
following property:
Oliver Simpson VS.. s. Saintsimona, one
house and lot in the ,nwn Of Hamburg. oc.
cupird nv defendant.
w. II. YelGeil VS.. Beverly Burton, J.
I. Atkinson. and IT. ). Mahary, six hnu-
dred acres of land. more nr lens. adj"ining
In, ds of L. II. Muntlv. and others; levied
on as the rrnperty Of Is. Burton.
w. II. Yeldell vs.. Margaret Oeilvie md
TnIheri Chea,ham. the tract Of land where
defendant Ocilvie lives, containing three
hnnired and sixty acres. more or less, ad-
juining J. 4. White, and others. Also one
other tract known as The Tompkins tract,
containing one hundred acres. rnnre or less.
adjoining lands of Jeremiah Seigler, and
others.
WIN. Kilcrease. hearrr, vs.. Margaret
Oeilvie. the above drscrihed prnpsny.
J. W. Stokes vs.. T. Goldsmith. tho
hnusr and hm M. on Genre street. and
M. 9 on Mechanic street. and occupied at
nrrsen. nv Ellinit L. Stevens
Cnnmis.ionrr in Equi'v We Lewis Ellzey.
enc Thousand acres of lnni, mnrr or less.
ali"iuins lands Of Thomas Morris. and
uthrrs.
Commissioner in Equity vs. Henry
Sawyer. ihr tract of lnnd knewn IA the
Mill trar'. adjoining lands Of Moses Hnl>ien.
nnd "rlrrs; also. nne negro woman, Peggy.
Darling ]. Walker We. ST Ring Powell.
the ,rnc, nf land where defendant lives,
cnnrnininsiw NV hundred arrrs ofland. more
or lees. ndininina D. ]. Walker.
Jnhn Bnnskert. admir-. vs. James NJ.
Pnwel amh Sterling Powell. one hundred
acre. of lani. where J. NJ. Powell lvrs; {;
levied on n the prnner'v nf ]. NJ Powell.
Charles e. Jnsrnh Cosnahan ~. Srer.
ling Powell and Ransom Hamilton. Two
hundred acres Of lnnd. more or ess. admin.
ing D. J. Walker. and others. levied on rs
lhe prnprriv Of Sterling Powell.
Wm. M.. Wilson vs. Julius Howard and
Rudolph Carter five rhnisand ncres nfIand.
levied an ne The nrnperiv nf Rudolph Car.
ter adiuining lnnds Of John Wise. aud 9TH.
era.
Wm. NJ. Wilson vs. Rudolph Carter.
The above described nrnprry.
Trneman Breigh,harp', We. Ell. Green.
three hundred and sivlv FIVE ncres nf land
,,nre nr less. whore defendant lives. ad-
joining (ienrer Delaughter and Others
Also n"r snrrrl mare aud colt.
Caleb Tnllry. vs. l.. B. Pivlrv, Anson
Mnhlev. Charles Price and 3. +. Innes
nnr negro man lIarv and me hnv Nelson.
levied on as The pn,periy Of B. F Jones.
John Cni,rr. hrarrr. vs. b. +. Jones, the
nhnve ~le.crihrd property.
W.. Glover vs. The same. the same SO.
snmr.
l.. & f. Penn g. Co. vs. the same,
one negro woman Lucv-
E. n. Presley, VS.. The same, the alsaye
'Irsrrihed prorcnv.
Ca'lnwav Clark. va. T. Il, Lsseless.
the irar, nr land where defendant lives, nd.
iOinino lands ri J"i,n r0"hGfn aniI others
g. L.. s. F.. Penn 6; Cn. va. Benianiin
Caro six hundred acres Of lnnd. nliioinlng
lands nf Lewis A shel and others
The Executors oi ]. Shnrptnn. deeea-
sell. W.. John King and E,nhereon Bussey,
one rrart of land Ieived IN as the proper.
~ Of Emhcrsnn Bussey.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. -.
November d al
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Executor & Adrninistra.
TORS Sale.

WNTILL BE- SOLD, a, the late residence oi
w Mary Elam OH Friday the 81 day "i
December rcxi. the real estate o. the lair John
Elan. decd. cnnsi-ting "f three tracts Of land.
nn credit "f one. Two and three wears. with iii-
,er.s, from tm dale; po.s"ssion I'd he given M
OF hrf"re The e, ST dav oI January next Also.
part the personal rstn,e nI the said J., N +.
ku,. Consisting "f Stack of every des .ripli"n.
H"s,...h.,l:i aud Kitchen Furniture. Pam,a'inn
Uicnsil. Pro, -inis. Nc.. "n credit of IL nin-.
Same time II, d plare hv mn order FROM The
Ordinary. will be sold nll the umIispnlrd rer
sn,,al properly of Mary EInn. decd CONSISTING
"riw" Ne.roes. stack of Cattle and Hogs. nnc
four wheeled Carriage, Rla"ksmilh's Tools,
aud niher articles. nn credit Of twelve months
for all sumts over five dollars, and for NIL sums
Of FIVE dollars and under, the lrrins1wil lac cash ;
purchasers in erriy instance to give their nnies
" it'll approved security. and rs To the lands, n
mortgage of the premises. If required.
DANIEL B1UNSON.
EJtr ofJIhn Elan.
]. TERRY.
administrator Of !Nrry Eam.
Nuvnmhar5, 1871 q al
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EI.s !, Isx.a,toa m Village. on she eth ul,..
Col. Jehn A. Addison. in the 35,i, year ofhis

nIeds :; Lasi,nns,oa Village. on she 9Th ul,..
Col. Jehn A. Addison. in the 35,t year of his
age. l.s, .,r.rc,
far decision OF character and honesty Of pur-
nose. Hin boldness anu sincerity commanded
the respect and esteem Of the community in
which be lived.
In 1872, when the State wns threatened with
insasinn by the President of,l.e United States
i,a MAS effected By Gov. Hayne az "ne Of his
Aids, an appointment. made not ~ n inere c,in
pli.rent fog the sake Of its hnnny or dis'inrton
bu. as an earnest Of confidence repo.ed. aud
services exper,ed Nor was that cnniidarce
misplaced. His Utmost influence was used
and where The danger seemed rn"st rertnin a,,G
imminent. he "never said fail" bu' his cnnrre
and devotiou rose with the &C .nsioii. None
doubted who witnessed his cnndnci m those
trying times. that his life wonld have lncn will
lingly sacri6crh. if neressqry in defence "f The
State At the time nf his death. he held the
Office oi Commissi"n.r in Equity. f"r Lrxng-
tnE. having discharged it's duties c"r many years
faithfully and efficirniy.
His private character was aiuIned hy manv
ofthe nohlest and most enduring traits Of hu.
man nature. Can,iid. genero',s. sociHbe md
KIDD. with high serse Of honor. ihni dsdained
the leas, appearance of suh,arfiigr "r dissmn-
ia,;an. he had an ohligiug dispnsinn that led him
% do cheerfu!ly. and unhesila,inelv mud favor
for his irienis-encmies lie had nnne. The
loss To the District. and especially 10 the VII.
iase, IL great; to his hereavcil family md init
mnte hssos;nieS, iTrrparah'e.
Thnse wh. knew him hest, will cherish the
memory Of his worth, I'LL they too shall be car.
ried 10 the tomb.
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.NSs0 Fed & EVeiapael. Goods.
sIOlAN Cd. B. FORD.

MTAS Just received from New York. his Fall
IL sud Winter snppIy-his stuck compris-
es Que Of The most Complete assortmenis OF
STAPLE &: FANCY.
FOREIGN s DOMESTIC DRYGO0DS.
that car be found any where. OF his former
cnstnnershe nsks the opportunity In show them
his Snactisai thanks for their patronage: aid 10
those who are accustomed To seek in other mar.
kets, ior what of style md fashion or ioD price.
they expect nntin Hamburg. he would beg leave
10 say, that by calling they will give him the
pleasure 10 show that more cn,ire assorsmen,
ofthe best and most Fashionable Goods, Of every
variety. is no, TO be found. he has now on hand
AH0 pieces American Prints.
ono Is French and English do
so twillctl & plain Sc"lcIr Ginghams
80 bales brown Shirliugs u Sheetings.
G cases bleached do do
6 bales Linaeys & Plains. fhr negro cinil,rs.
3cases Kerseys. and OF cheap Satiinett,
Eir dp
so pieces heavy Duffil & Twilled Blankets.
Maekinaw. g. i04, Ia, l2-4, & l4-4 Whit
ney Blankets.
Ii.4,l54. & IA. extra Bath Wool, Ribbon
bound Blankets.
Tickings. DrilIings md colored Cotton
Super blnck & mixed Sa,inefts and Kenluc-
Ky Jeans.
60 pirres Irish Linens nnd Long Lawns,
Birds Eye, g. "a. "a, l0-4, 8 1874 table
Diaper
Brown l. colored Table & Piano Covers.
Fiuc wool dye and French black Cl"'lis.
blue. invisible green < nii1el do
Black, blue black. fancy coored & mixed
DO" Skin Ca.sirneres.
Plain AMI figured Satin. Serg, de Rome. Al
bert Curj. Chime &; Velvet Ves,ings.
Plain striped and printed Iialzarnes. new
and beautiful article for Ladies Dresses,
Bombisin. Merinn's. and Muslin de LANES,
% IN d. a. Maironi Lurcs,ring,
az A tiro de Rhine.
Black and blue black figured Silis,
Blue black Gro d Antique,
2nd Mourning do
Gro d'Annnre. and Rep. Silks,
Black Pekin and striped Chime & G'ace do
Plain & figured Suiins IE Bonnet Silks.
With every new style in market, plain strip
ed and figured.
Thread & Lace Edgings & Inserincs. with
general assortment Of all kinds of Lace
Goods.
New anrl Fashionable fine Paris workd Col.
lars.
Bnune,s. a variety Of The hes, &; newes, styles
Silk. Flors nee. and Straw.
ia & "a heavy chnnreuhe Silk Shawls,
Net < plaid wool and Chime Silk do
Chime Scnrfs &; fancy Silk Shawls.
Whita & black silk Hnse K Hose. French
aud Enali.h,
OfGlovrs. Hosiery. Ribbons. Braids. Tapes.
Cord Binding. FrngeS, Collars. Scarls.
HdkEa. &c u general variety,
1000 pieces Paper Hansinss.
Search Gingl,alus. .Cauibric & Silk Umbrellas,
Whitr & bin. laid Letter & Cap Paper.
Enselupr and all kinds ofPupcr used IN Print.
ing Offices.
Printing Paper of any size and quality, fur.
iiished NJ the lnwest rate. and orders for
any quantity filled "n short notice,
ALSO,
THE shove. with almost every variety Of arti-
cies isazlly kept in Dry Good Stores. Whole
sale or Rciaig, in Quantities TO s,it purchasers.
Mefchafts from, the country are invited TO
call atysi ryari,ise his ssssallnens.
HHi1Dlitg. lsoy. j, fS5t.T If 40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale,

A GREEABLY !" an order Irnm the Ordi.
N nary OF I'd :efieli District. will h. -old. nt
the n,e residence "flVilliam T'hn..no,h. SEN,
decreased. "n Tuesday the fourteenth day OF
D"cemb"r nrSt NIL thr prrs0nrl prop nlv OF
said decd consisting of rl,irty..rven Negroes.
crap Of Co't.n. Corn. Fol !er Hnrses Mules.
aud sock aI MI kind. Pan, tinr 'ru"l-. House.
hp'd AID Ki,c'mn Furniture. &r. on credit
of Twelve months.
WM. THURMhND. Jr.
administrator.
Nov. a 81
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State at South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

James Robertson. i others, R;U far
s, p,;,
D"ngla.s Robertson Il others.
@ Tnppear'ns I' my -utlsscii"n that DAME!
u Robertson, " ill,au t,Uuer ,sor,. Mary Robert.
son, Snnl,e q. Br"uks. aud Lucy MS wife.
Temperance Robertson. ilirdrn Robertson.
Elizabeth ll"u,r. Nancy Carrinstnn. Richard
Christmas, and Mary his vile. Deieidnrs in
tIiis c-se, reside out uf the State. Therefore.
ordered; That the snIi defendants do plead.
answer or deuIur to this bill. within uirre
months from the publication of this order. o.
the sand Bill, he taken pro eonfeseo agai,s, them.
J. TERRY. {. L. Z. D.
Commissionsr's Office.
Nov. = lHII. 1867 Rmc 10
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Adnsinisdrafor's Sale.

administrators Sale.
ETNDER an or Ter from The Orrlinary. will
U he snd at tho late residence or 3. r Mich.
olson. deed. on Wednesday the 9Th of Decem.
her. all the personal property Of said decreased.
consisting oi twnniy-ons Negroes. Horses.
Mules: Capie. Hogs. Cotton, Corn. Fodder.
Oats. Farming Uisnsil.. &c.
Terms OF Sn'e-Are cash for aII sum. at or
nnasr hva dollars. above tina, auioun, Twelve
months credit; n"irs with two nnprnvrd sern-
riie~ w'', no invariably required before the pro-
J. o. NICHOLSON.
DAVID d. STROTHER.
Adziziarasors.
oetocss % { 50
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State Of South Cnr0Iina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

state nI SOilttl S'HtOll''a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
BY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
Id OrIinary Of Elsrfeti District.
Whereas, Jnhn Cnnrsry. hath mp
plird To me fm Letters "f A,lminis,ra'i NJ.
.n nll nn,I singular The e 'ods nu,l chanrlS.
rish,. and credit. nf Jefferson Blr,I.ne late
nr The District nfbrr<ail. derensrd.
Thes. are. therefore. In che and a,lmnn.
isF MI and singular. rhe kindred and creli
,nrs nr The said drcrnsad. I" hr H,rl appear
he!ine me. NJ our neS' OrIinnry's Couri iin
The said District ,o he holden nj E'lg-Gold
Court Hcuse on The :ll2d day of Nnvem.
her. lSiI. 10 show cause. any. why tn"
said Admin,<irnrinn should mn I've rranrrtl.
Given under my hand aml seal this 6ih
day of November. ono ,hnu-nnd eight hun.
bretl and furry onr. and in the sixty-sixih
year OF American Independence.
o. TOWLES. o. z. q.
Nov. g. lsal Ls2 l2dl b 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


~
EbeneZrr Chamberlain aud
wife. ~. Martin Minis Partition.
ami Samuel Minis.
NO'rlCE l. hereby given. tnn, by vir,ue nf
~ MI order from Chanrcilor JClIuston, |
shall offer tor sale io Tie highest bdncr n,
Edseiirid C"uri House. on the iiIst Monday in
DereInb,r rexi, the real r-ralr OF David Nuns,
Deceased. corsIslin. uf three ir;cis ol' land. Us
follows, viz: ihe Homc iraci. lying on Bird
Greek. waters oI Stephens Creek. ainI rGI,-
tainins six hundred aud hliy acres. more or less,
adjoining lands "I Ans,l ] albert. Jo!n lourp.
kins. Charles Nix aud others; u TIA, um Bca-
vrrdam Creek. cOmiaInlng Two hundr, and
fifty arreI. more or less adjoining lanis OF VIII.
liam II. Moss aud others; uud u trnct contain.
ing sixty five ncr,s. mnIe or lrss. adjoining
lands of the widow Kilrr.nse. Charles Finley.
James krrease nmd others. on the following
terms: The sixiy.fve acre tract. ON n credr, ui
one year the Benverda,n tact. on credit of
one and iva year.. uud The Hume riact on
credit OF nnr and tw" years. excerpt for so
much rs will I'ny the rnsts. whirh mus: be- pm d
in cash The purchasers 10 give bonJ and per.
sonll security. and II mortgage oftlic premises
TO secure the purchase money
]. TERRY. C. E.E.D.
COMMITS Office,
Nor. 2. lS4I. 81 10 e4O
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Notice.
NNiLL BE SOLD an Wednesday the
w 24th instant, a, the late residence of
William Rohrrt.nn decd. MI the personal c.
tate Of the said derensed. consisting Of "a Ne.
grnes. crop Of Corn. Fodder. Horses. Stock Of
MI kinds. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Planra,inn Tools. and other articles. On a ere.
dit of Twelve months for all sums over five dol
lars. for all sims at nT under thai amount. cash.
Purchasers To give mites AMI two approved se-
curilies. before the prnpe ~ is delivered.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON.
Executors.
Nnv. ]. 1s4I. f 40
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'N0alCe.

zsg Notice.
ME AVlNG entered into Co-partnership with
NJ my Ben,her. L. n Church. nf New
Hssen. CT /; hn.iiiasa will bc l"n" in the % ,r,,r
as a. b. Church g. C". And wo,ld re urn
n.any thanks Tor fnfn,ar f:,vors md .nlici, cot.
i'':,iaiser. A. B. CHURCH.
We shall be receiving FRESH GOODS
every few da,a d,,rins the winier. and ,fT.,r
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. HArs aml Cans
of all varieties. BaoTs aud SHOES. SHxrT,so
SRiarrso. csfies. cassiaeres. SDin,i: Ne !Sr.
RrGss aad YSo3 Clocks. S5eet froa s Tn iParc.
By Wholesale and ,eini.: aud MI i.bs il, shee,
Iron or Tin Ware and roofinS attended 10
promptly. 80
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One full set MACHINE TooLs and PArrERss for
manufacturing TIN Ware; On. first r,,e BA.
aouca and Busov. and few high pos, bed
oteads, all for sale At very Low prices
ID. CHURCH g. Co.
Hamburg. N0r.4, c41