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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

REWARD FOR L1BERIry.-Mr. Lnyal Of Nor
have been re-appoin,ed by General Harrison s..
Referring TO these appointments OF political op-
ponents, the Richmond Viii, asks: "Docs the
President receive any credit for this liheraliiy?
Not io,a. Richie and his clique abuse hun
'r.t as much renom as thoagh he had literally de-
capIta'cd them and all The rest of the immacu-
late Loco Foco Office -holders,
There is in fact hut ohc way in which Prcsi-
dent Harrison ard tho people who elected him.
could satisfy or crafty the purity vino, for the
twelve years ending on the 4th Of March, had
full and uncontrolled possession Of the spnls. That
one way would be, 10 leave those loco possessors.
Of twelve years standiuc, in the same absolute
uncon ed possession. They might perhaps lis
ten with some shcw Of patience to The theoretical
changes; but Ia nothing practically that would
tend TO circumscrbe terrHpt their chi ,ymcnts
Of power and place. Ii all power and place were
left in The hands Of lncnfocoism, !, might perhaps
1--WE speak donbiing.y) cease to abuse the peoples
Presidont.--Appla'sr even under these circum-
stances, would DO foreign TO It's nature. Bat the
s'gh,es, sign Of approaching ablactation, ellc''s
answering squeak and brings forth from the
proscribers Il cry Of "proscriptinn." which rover
bcrates from The thousands hills" about New Or
leans, to the disputed 'erri,ory.--For twelve
long wears the whole body of the power and pa
tronago of the Government has been in possession
Of lncofocoism. Yet now-'tle. bu, a finger ache"
with apprehension OF 'chanp"," and its sufferlngs
tecome intoierable BALI. Patriot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
From the New York Express.
MAJOR DOWNING.

We commend the following letter especially 10
our TRANSATLANTIC brethren, simply Temnrking
that in representative Governments, like Eng land
and the United States, the action of Government
must mainly depend on public sentiment.
large portion of the present generation OF
both countries know li,ie personally of the ter
rors and crimes OF war, and THIS fact may account
in part for the light and -cless manner SO grave
n subject is treated by many.
We approve of the mi prs temper in discuss
ing the matter, and hope with him TO live TO see
tie grea, Anglo Saxon race spread Tar and vide.
improving, they extend, with good laws, good
morals, aud general dispensatlon of hunan hap
piness.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1S4l.
To John Bull, Esq.
Sri see, in reading the newspaper, that you
are the man mos, folks out of office write TO, who
have any business with YOUR Government IN For
eign matters. ] did think. a; FIRST l would send
this letter to the Queen herself, SO there would
he no mistake abou, it, as find The nest was, al
ter all is 10 60 right To The head Of the family
but II is now going on thirteen years next grass
since l wrote letter to any KIND OF woman folks.
and the las, was TO Miss. Hepsy Ann Appleby.
who kept a school a, Saco. a5ou; little court
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

regular school, vouches for the merit, utility an
superiority Of tho Thonsonian System
DR.. Marvin Smith, of Connecticut, membe
of the regular State Medical Society, practise,
some .hrty years on the old system, has now en-
dorsed the new.
Messrs. Edoarton, Metcaif add Dimick, o
the New York Legislature, in 1873, took occa
sion to investigate and learn, from personal o.
scrvatIon, the nature of this system OF practice
and ITS result some of them visited the patient:
of Dr.. Thompson and were eye witnesses Of ,h-
mode of treatment and the effect, and all were
"a tished of its merits and efficacy Also Messrs
Eldridge and Soper, Of the Assembly. in 1929
and Messrs. Hammond and Buckman, members
IN 1880, were satisfied, from a personal enquiry
Of those who had been subjects of this treatment
of its success
the committee, in Justice 10 the petitioners,
have felt cnlled on ~ spread out. IN this report
some few OF the points which they rest their
application, especially as they would not have an
opportunity to appear In person before the Legs
la'ure and defend their system.
The committee admanShed that some !egIs-
laiive action is called for in this State, from the
march OF public sentiment abroad. Oher States
have taken the lead in this matter. Maryland
IN 1898, abolished these restrictions. 1t IS be
licvcd Georgia did the same in $40. Rhode Is
land and Pennsylvania have no spch restrictions
and Vermont and Maino have biotted them from
their statute books one in 1898 and ono in 1899.
From all these facts and Indications your com
mttcc think that justice should be done TO the pc
tiiioners; that these prohibitions should be
we'd; that their system should be left TO stand or
tall on It's own merits, unaided by any especial
legislation" and uniet,ercd by any special legis-
la tive restraint.
Your committee believe this, and this only, will
allay the irritation Of the public mind this sub
ject. Professor Eaton, of Troy. who is one Of The
petitioners, e. who has been some years profess
sor in a regular medical institution, and whose
professional standing and reputation cntiile h's
opinions to groat weight, IN favor of tho legis
lation asked; his recommendation is TO let them
make their trial and collect their pay, believing
that experience is bette, than theory
1t is due TO the petitioners 10 state that, while
they ask these Legislative restrictions removed
they do not ask TO he exempted from responsible
ty, civil and criminal, from NAL practice. They
wish to stand, in this respect, on level with 9th
er physicians.
Your committee, therefore, without seeking TO
endorse The one condemn tho other ct these
systems, choose to rest the legislation asked Tor
IN the broad ground Of jls,ics and absolute r'ghs
e ,hn pPfhitjnpers, & ask measure of public pol
conclusion in favor {" tie prayer OF In" Peiiiion
,rs, and directed their chairman TO ask leave to
introduce bill.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

Mr.. HUNTINGTON read letter Of the same
effect. x, !,
After further remarks BY Messrs BENTON and
TAPPAN, in opposition TO the amendment, u was
rejected, without a division
Mr. WOODBURY. offered an amepdment pro,
ydng that when wool Of different qualities imported
in the same package, and any part is worth more than
eight per pound, that part shall pay duty Of
twenty per cent. nd yaorem which was adopted.
Mr. KERR moved amendment providing that
circulating libraries which not incorporate shall
have tho privilege Of importing books free OF du-
~ as incorporated associations for literary purposes
have Which rejected
MIR. WOODBRIDGE moved provision TO admit
free Of duty books for State or legislative libraries
Which was rejected.
Mr.. TALLMADGE moved TO insert grease"
among the free articles. He presented letter, which
was read showing the great importance and extensive
use Of this article in the anuiacture OF soap.
After some conversation the amendment was re-
iected: Yeas II, nays 80
On motion of Mr.. MANGUM, the Senate then,
at a late hour, adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

THE BOARD OF HEALTH will meet at the
l. City Hall, this day Tuesday the eth instant at
o'clock, p. NJ.
A punctual attendance of the members is requested
Washington, Sept. 7, lS4l.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

nor SALE at this Office. The speech Of Mr.. Tall
4 madge on the Bankrupt Bill price 81 per hun
dred.
The speech of Mr. Huntington on the Fiscal Bank
Bill, price ~ per hundred aug 70
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

DANCING ACADEMY Capitol Hl-F. G.
Liable has the honor OF informing the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Capitol Hill and it's vcinities, that his
second course of instruction in Dancing will com
mence Monday the 9th of September, those persons
DESTROYS of becoming pupils will please make early APP
picaon as the school will positively commence at the
stated time.
The will consist of twenty four lessons days
cf Tuition, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from
until o'clock, r. NJ.
sept 2-1t Nat Init
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

sTThey have two new names for drinks in New
Orleans-"Veto" and privileged Lemonade"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

FTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L between b. III. Snuo,t and Thomas II Bowen,
trading under the name OF B. H. Sinnot s. Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons ndeb-
ed to them and all to whom they indebted are re-
quested to settle the same with + II. Bowen.
b. II. SINNOTT,
August 30, ls4l. I H. BOWEN,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

BORT FOLIO, TRAVELLING CASES AND
i DESKS-Plan, fine and extra fine Port Folios
with and without locks-of quarto, Cap, Medium and
Royal size.
Gentlemen's travelling Cases.
Portable desks Of various sizes made Of fine Rose
wood inlad with Pearl and sver-aIl of which will
be sold at the most reasonable rates by
VIM. F. BAYLY Agent for
J. X. HERRICK, Pennsylvania
aug 81 Avenue between l-2 and 81 streets.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

WRITING, ENVELOPE AND DRAWING
w PAPERS--Owen Il Hurlbut, Jessup Butler
Hudson, Glpin, and other manufactures of Letter
and Cap Papers of most superior qualities.
Hudson, Hubbard and Goodwins large Writing
Papers such Deny, Folio Post Medium, Royal
Super Royal and Imperial sizes.
Whatman's English Drawing paper of various
sizes.
English Letter and Note paper for sale, by
VIM. F. BAYLY Agent for
J, k HERRICK, Pennsylvania
aug 81. Avenue between 81 and 4 1 . streets.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

sNOTICE-Haying disposed of my stock and trade
to Messrs. Owen, Evans Co earnestly request all
persons who indebted TO settle their accounts
early possible, either 10y cash notes, i, is inn
portant to me to close my affairs, My former custo
mers will be called upon during this and the follow
ing week
sep2-3t L. Ii. BOWEN.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07
FoRTiFlcATloy BILL

Mr. FILLMORE and said that the repor, Of
the Committee Of Conference Heretofore appoin,edl
on the hill making appropriations for various iorfca
tons tor ordnance, aud for preventing and suppress
ing Indian hoalilues, had been delayed till this time
IN consequence OF accidental omission on he pa n
OF the Senate TO act upon one OF tho amendments
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-07

MIR. Rives version Of the Hanover speech seems
TO be abundanily sustained by the following extracts
from it
Whe,h her these ends, said Mr. Clay, "indspensa-
BILE to the wolbelng both OF tho People and the Cow
ernment are to be attained by sound and safe State
banks, carefully selected and property dtstribuied
or by new Bank of the u States, with such lmiia-
tons, conditions and restrictions have been indi.
Gated by experience, should be I'm 10 the arbitranent
Of enlightened public opinion"
And again he says 1T is 10 secure certain objects,
without which society capnot prosper and f contra
~ TO my apmehensions, these objects be accom-.
pilshed by dispensing with the agency Of a Bank OF
The United States, and employing thrt Of STATE banks
all ought TO rejoice and heartily aeguiesee and none
iooiId more than should"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
Straycti

ENRON the subscriber, living near Posey's
Il Bridge, on Edi>to River, Edgeield Dis.
iric, about he 25,h uli.; one Chesuli, Soncl
MARE. in low Older. 10 or ] years old while
streak in The face. some white about both hind
feet. Also, aYellow Sorrel COLT, = years old,
star in the iisce righ, fore anclc enlarged from
;, sprain. with some scars on The same ankle.
|, is supposed they will go towards Abbeville,
as rf,y were raised there. ANY information con
corning them wiil be ,hnnkfnlly y received.
MATTHIAS 0UATTLEBUM.
September % 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
EsarayS.

S aMuEL l.. HILL, living about two and a
y half miles south Of Ahbeville Court House.
tolls before me two estray mare MULES; one
of dark brown color, fourteen hands high,
abou, seven years old, no brands "r mark per-
ceivabe. The Siller Of sorrcl color, with a
bluzc on tie forehead. fourteen aud u hall hands
high, about seven years old. no brands or marks
pcrccivable. The brown Mule is shod allr round, !,
The sorrel Mule shod beinre. Zach appraised
at Sixty dollars. The Mules can be seen a,
Samuel l.. Hills.
THOS. THOMSON, Magistrate.
September 20 mai 'S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.
Partition.

Nathan Bode aud wiic.
"a Office is hereby given tha, by virtue Of
Ia nor!cr from the Conrt of Chancery,
shall offer for sale 10 The IIigcs, bidder Il, Edge
field Court !lousc OF the first alonllay i'll No
ven,bcr next, the real estate Of john Edison, de.
ceased consisting OF three tracts of land, as iol.
lows. viz: one tract containing one hundred and
fliy acres. more or less, called the Davis
Tract" adjoining lands of Simpson Rogers,
james Roger, the estate OF Stroller and other
lands of the ipiesiaie. One other uact called
he .HolmuI Tract continuing one hundred
aud fifty o:rcs, more or css, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. = Lark, William Rogers, Mary Watson,
James Rogers and the other lands OF the intes-
tate where he lived And one other tIaci where
the in,cs,a,c resided al his death, containing
three hundred aud fifty acres, more or less. ad-
inin!ng lands OF Mrs. p. Lark. Genrgc Bell,
Mrs. Rahuul. Simpson Rogers and the Hol.
man tract. All said tracts lying in Edsefeld
District, and 10 be sold separately on credit Of
one wear, except Tor So much ns may be ne
cc,,ary ,oray the costs. which :nus, be paid in
cash: the purchaser TO give bond and personal
ecur,y aud mortgage OF the premises.
J. TERRY, c. Y. h. d.
Commissiorrr's Office,
Oct. I-il. (S5 sly 36
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college OF Georgia.

VECstkCsek OGEAVt9VV1 V1 VSVA = Asse
yUyHE course of Lectures will commence OH
81 the second Monday (sth) of November
next, :und terminate on The frs, Saturday of
March following.
G. NJ. Nelrtsa. III. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
l.. 4. Dggas. M. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
.dieranier Means, M. D., Profcssorof Chem
is,ry and Pharmacy.
j. p. Garris, 81. D., Professor of Therapeu-
tics and Maieria Mcdica.
Pam r. Elc, III. ID, Professor Of the prin-
ciples and Practice nf Surgery.
l.. d. Ford. IL. D.. Professor OF the lnsi-
,ulcs and Praetice of Medicine.
Joseph d. Ere, III. d., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diacases Of Women and Infants.
G.. II. .stsstea, N. d., Demonstrators
John McLester, III. d., Of Anatomy.
Fee for the full course, including
Practical Anatomy. S120 00
alnuiculation, tfrs, course only,) 5 90
For filrllcEpar,culars, address either OF the
Professors, OF
PAUL F. EVE, Dean.
Asgus,a, August 10, lS4l. b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
State of South Carolina.
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Nv EO{JITY


F.. Pickens Noble, rs }
JShn Cunningham aud BMJor PaH'ttaa-
wife, and others.
TDY virtue of n decre,a order made in the
u D above case, August Special Term, lc1l,
sill hc sold at Abbevillc Court House, on the
first Monday Of November next. the following
lands belonging 10 the estate Of Patrick Noble,
deceased, riz:
]. A l.ac, OF Land living on the Savannah
River, known rs the fort Charlotte tract, con-
,ainins nine hundred aud fifty (95O) acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands OF Sannc! X.
sIOrIali and others.
>. 4 ,rac, olI.and adjoining the above, known
rs the Roberts tract, Containing two hundr"h
and lory acres (2l0) mare or less.
3. 4 valuable House and Lot IN the village
of Abbeviic fronting Man.srcrl, and bound
ed by the lot Of Mrs. Donecy and others.
The said real estate will be sold on crcd'. oi
onc> two or three years, purchaser giving bond
and surely, and mortgage "r the premises
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. L. a. d.
Commissioners Office,
10Th Sept. 1911. ~
u The South CaroiiHiaa will give the above
three Insertions, Immediately previous 10 the
l., Novr., and send the account 10 the Com
mis.icncr's Office nj Abbeyiilc e. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
brought TO the Jail

nFthis District, 4 negro boy, by The name OF
q BILL, about feet, 81 inches high, very
da.l, complexion, and between IS and 40 years
of rge, stout built, and has scar on his leit
check. aud one los, over his left nipple. He
says that he belongs to Mr. J, Beck, Of Ebert
county, Georgia.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take HIM away.
C.H. GOODMAN, }. T.. D
August 5, 1911 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Ebcuezcr Chamberlain and
wife. -. Martin Minis

Ebcuezcr Chamberlain and
wife. ~ Martin Minis Partition.
and s;amuc! Minis.
ROTICEi- hereby given thai BY virtue OF
an order from Chancellor Johnston, I
.hali offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder ~
Edgciird Cour, House. on the iirs, Monday in
November nest. the real estate OF David Mitns,
deceased. cou,is,iu. uf three tracts OF land, as
follows. viz: the Home tract. lying OH Bird
Geek. waters Of Stephens Creek. and con-
tainin. six hundred aud fifty acres. more Or less,
adioiniu. lands of lnSrl ralbeu. John Tomp-
HAS. Charles Nix aud others; tract on Bea.
yrriam Creek. containing two hundred and
fliyacres. more or less adjoining lands Of VII.
liam II. Sloss aud others: aud tract contain.
inr sixty i've acres. more or less. adjoining
lands oi the widow kIlcrcasc, Charles FINLEY.
Jane, klcrease and Others. OF the following
terms: Tic >ixty.iiyc acre tract, on credit OF
one wear the Bcaycrdlm tact. on credit OF
one and two years aud the Home tract on
credit of on" and two years. except Tor 30
much H. will pay the cos:s, which must be pad
IN ca- The purchasers 10 give bond and per-
sonaI security. and n mortgage otthe premises
TO secure lic purchase money.
J. TERRY, C.. =. T.. d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
State of South Carolina.
ABBEyILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel r. Fuller, vs.ss} Declaration in H
Jones & McGiniy. taehment.
WWHERE+iS the said Plaintiff in the above
w statedeasc, llasthisday filed his Deciar-
alton against fie said Defendant who is absent
from. and without the limits OF the State, (as it
is said,) hayins dei,herwire nor attorney, known
within the sane, on whom a copy OF the De.
cIarution, viii IN rule To plead thereto nigh, be
served: Ordetcd, iha, The said Defe ndani plead
TO the said Declaration, within year aud
day from the date thereof, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. II. LIVINGSTON, C. C. p.
III. Nay ], o Is4I. n.&r. age IL
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State of South I taroliila.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

u -
~ TRE cOUET OF ORDINARY Il
NNHEkEAS paper parp"r,ins 10 be The
Wv las, viii and testament Of Thomas lsey-
uo!ds, late Of the District and State aforesaid.
was admit ed To probate IN common FORM on we
:l2,I Sen,e,nber last; and whereas Wilcy Rey-
nolls. Lawson Reynolds, and Joseph White
aud Sopiin lIis wife. who would have been en-.
titled 10 distribution shares in the estate oi said
Pl,uu.s. il he had died in,es'ate, have given me
notice tn, ;.lcy require .hc SAID wi! To he prov
cd in dse form % taIci aud whereas John Rey-
::,!Js, o.c or tic distributes OF said estate re-
..Lr. " i,iIou, the Hunts of this State; and u
proper petition having bccn prepared for this
purpose: hereby give notice to the said John
REYNOLDS. and ton others interested in said
Estate. that on the JIih ofJnnuary mex: shall
hca, testimony cnnecrniag said will. and pro-
cced 10 determine ,lrc validity thereof
O. TOWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgcfeld District
Oc, ID 1871 amc "a
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Samuel Butler & vile, Applicants J

Thomas Carpenter & Others Dcf'ts.
1T Appearing 10 my satisfaction thai
Il Tins. Carpenter. r. Carpenter, Jane,
Gray and his wife Mary. reside without
the limits Of this State. is therefore or
dercd thatihcy do appear and object to
The division or sale o. the real Estate Of
Rcubcn Carpenter, deceased on or before
the third day Of January next, or their con.
seu, 10 the same he entered Of record.
O. TOWLES, o. =. d.
Oct. 5, 1911 ab 80
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valuable Land for Sale.

yHyHE Subscriber offers foi sale bis valuable
plantation whereou henow resides. situ-
a,ed in Edgcicli district, about one mile Of
Meeting Street, containing four hundred and
,hirty-,l,rce acres. about two hundred OF whicl,
is under good fences. and in high state Of cul-
iiva,ion. On ihe premises are good dwelling
house. ki,cheE, BARNS stuhlee and al! cecessary
on, buiiiingsf Also an excellent Horse NH,
capable Of grinding 80 bushels per day. ANY
person deairsrs OF purchasing, are requested 10
call and examine for themselves. Terms made
easy.
Also, to sen, rent, or lease, one House and.
Lot, in the village of Edgefe!d. adjoining Mr.
Mai. Minis, containing 45 acres.
THOS. u. HARVEY.
July S. 'f %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John W. Munday
and wife,
Partition.

w. VI. Zimmerman and
wife ard others.
NOTICE is hereby given that by viz
~ ,ucur un order from the Court Of
Chaucery, shall offer for sale 10 the
AisI.cs, bidder, at Edsefc!d Court House
on the first Monday in November next, the
real estate Of Charles Thomas, deceased,
consisting oi tract Of land situated in
EG.cGcId District Oh Cedar Creek, waters
u! Horne Greek &c. conlanins four hum
,Irc,i aud forty nine aciess more or less ad-
ioiuine land, of Jane, +. Adams. Hem
~ Waldrunl, Micajah Dcnkins, and 9TH
crs, on a crcd Of Que and .wo years ex-
ccpt for SO much as may be necessity 10
paw the co.ls which mustbe paid in cash;
the purchaser 10 give bond and personal
security, aud n mortgage of the premises,
J. TERRY, c. Il. E. D.
COMMITS. Office S5 81 d 80
E,lscIicli, Oct. ). 1911
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Water Proof Warehouse.

HAMBURG, September 20, lSil
YENHE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
IL friends aud the public. that he continues
the WAREHOUSES; COMMISSION BU.
SlNiESS, n, his former stand, known as the
Water Proof Warchcusc.
Detached rs it is IRON other buildings, its 10.
caticn renders j; nearly as secure from fire, rs
i.itwerc FIRE proai. The floors ofiis two wings
have been elevated above the high mn,cr mark
afihe great freshct of May 1870; and each Of
diese divisions Of the building. will store from
1900 TO ] 800 bales Of Cotton, both of,hesc nre
designed to be exclusively set apart Tor the Cot
ton ofplanters aud county mercllants. wlowil
,hus he secured from he possibility Of loss aud
damage by freshcts.
He nvails himself OF The present occasion 10
return his thanks To bis friends aud pu,roi,s. for
their liberal support during the las, seasnn.-
He solicits from them and tie public general.
iy, a continuance af,hisconfdeice. AMI nssnrcs
i,e., that in return for their patronage ne will
ai.c his best personal efforts. 10 promote aud
protcc, their in,eres, committed 10 his charge;
in addition to thisassurance, hc pledges himself,
that be wilIin no case purchase bale OF Cot.
ton, directly or indirectly.
He will attend TO the sale and s..irpin. %!
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding Of G"nis,
as any other business usually transacted by Il
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Sen,ember 30 6un -