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SEater PROOF YYarcI,ollse.

HAMBURG. September ~, lSil
HE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
IL friends and the public. that he continues
.tbe WAREHOUSES aud dCOMMISSION BU-
aSLNESS, nj his former stand. known us tho
Wafer Proof Warehouse. Jss
UeIacned is II is from other buildings. its 10.
cation renders j, nearly rs secure from FIRE, as
il II weru tire proof. The floors of IFS Two wings
have been elevated above the lligi, wafer mark
of the great .reshet Of May 1910; aad each Of
these divisions of the building. will store from
l,5UD TO l.S0O bales OF Cotton. both of these are
designed TO be- exclusively set mp ,rt Tor the Cot
ton OF planters and county merchants. who viii
thus ne secured from the possibility Of loss and
damage by iIcshets.
He avaiis hiuse; Of the present OCCASION 10
return his thanks To his friends aud patrons. for
their liberal support during the last season.-
lie soliciis from them and the public general
~. 4 continuance Of fthisconlidemce. AMI assuyrs
them, that in return for their patronage lac will
Use his bes, personal efforts io promote and
protect their interest committed 10 his charg" ;
in addition to this assurance, he pledges himself
thai he will in 10 case purchase bale Of Cot
ton directly OF indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping oi
Cotton, the receiving aud forwarding OF Goods.
or any other business usually transacted by 4
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
,I,o. t.,t,
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state of South Carolina.
ABBEViLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel r Fuller, Deciaration IN Attaet-
VS.. John Basgs, mani.
IA HEREAS the plairiilfin the above STINT
Wv ed ca'e, has this day filed bis deciara.
ton against the Defendant, who is absent from.
aud without the limits ofhis Stale, lasitis said }
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same on whom u copy ofihe Declaration.
with rule to plead thereto, might be served:
Ordered, that The said Defendant plead TO the
said Declaration, within year and o day from
the date .iherc"i otherwise linal and absolute
,udgrnen, will be awarded against him.
lNO. F. LIVINGSTON, e. C.P.
Clerks Office.
Way !, loil. B.&r. age IL
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VEo,,,st EnOn Academy.
DENTESTPY!

II PEALER, Surgeon Dtnhsi. would
9S respectfully inform his friends, and the
lsi5iic generally, that he Is prepared TO attend
10 aii business in his profession, such az Filiag
.Plugsiig. Cleansing, and Extracting TEETH.
Aeis also prepared TO Insert, partial o, full
sstts Of inccrrup,ibe Teeth, on Pivos. or Gold
Plate. on The mos, scieu,ifice principles.
Tisom desiro,is oi BIS professional services.
riil BE- waiteaSn by addressing him al Long.
suires p. o., EdgeGeld District, s. C.
yan if 30
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State of South Carolina.
BiRNYELL DISTRICT.
~ EDICTyrY

James b. King. Baifo aeet. s. in.
IS. Junction. Fitted
Benz. Il Jcnhins.& others. a5h Jan. l5ll.
"a y reading The allidavi, filed in this case it
" is ordered, that the defendants Benjamin
K Jenkins, and the legal representative OF Pau!
F'i,Zsi,nmons, who reside without The limits Of
this State do answer, plead ordemm, TO the
above stated bill within three months, or Judge
men, will be taken against them pro eoattsso.
4. p. ALDRlCH C. & n. Z. D. D.
Commissioners QGcr. Bnrn,ref I
District, August 10, 1911.
August - &c -
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FAIR VOticc.
G. ASH W A N TEDi

n EARN.STLY r"ques! all those Indebted
a. I" me OH Notes aud Open icconnts due mp.
to the fi.s, Of Jnnuery, 1872. Ia c"mc forward
and lIquidatr them without delay. owe mo-
qucnily must collect; those of nv customers
owing debts due some considerable time. are
hereby notified 'ha; longer indulgence cannot
be given.
T. b. PRESLEY.
Jan ~ q so
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nlII,I. e caiIamY.


EfQ & fciaea III siiiS Acadetnya 4 rssts
~ ssanca on 4hc d nulay intJamHes
~ assEt under sae gecyorship Of aiE. knaS IS
Vac Trustees tqiSe great yslssss
IS feca ssfnendi,sg lise as h egenilemBn OF siigil
tisosnI ctksaetef. and aaiply queiifed to dis.
r,aga 80 tile jdsies ticntEbelit nppp hts ayoca-
iiga. Asf McrAgaeis resizakably proiie;sntin
fhs Greek. Latin and Ffeacl languages, the
isfts lsu resssgr,s a7s; proHcuHces 8iih as much
eSsifY afsd accuracy as;any young u,an in the
ccnsiry: also Philosophy, Chemistry. As;rono-
my. 0plicS &c. Mathematics through all its
varieus branches, such as Arithmetic. Algebra,
Surveying, plain and sesec:. descriptive and
anaiyiicaE Geometry, Trisanometry, MensI-
ration, Shades, Shadows and Linear prospec-
tive, Disiesential and Integral calculations. &c
ali OF which MR. Morasne teaches upon the
well kncwu and practical system taught in the
Military Academy at West Point. Also Gram
mar, Gecgrsphy and History upon the most
approved plan. After having thus procured
the services uf IN efficien; aud practical Teach
ar, the Trustees Eaitcr themselves they will re.
ceiyc the liberal patronage Of an enlightened
pnbiic.
Mount Prospect Academy is situated ,wo
miles North Wcs, OF Cambridge, on high cle-
va,eI and sandy soil. beside u large and bcau-
tiful Spring Of pure water.
Terms Of Tuition per Session cffre Monihs.
Greek. Latin and the higher branches
OF Mathematics. Sl5 %
French, phyiosophy, Chemistry, As
trono.ny, Optics, &c. 10 90
History, Rhetoric, Grammar, Geogra-
phy, Arithmetic, Surveying, &c. 8 90
Reading, WtiIins, Geography. aud
History. &c. 6 90
~ Goud Boarding can be obtained in the
vicinity Of the Academy from So 10 So per
month.
S. ". CAIN. President.
Il. C.. GRIFFIN, y. PSe'ft.
N. McCANTS. Secretary.
J. r. TARRANT, Ireos'er.
Il. CHILD.
r. NJ. WHITE.
II. CLARK, Board y Ttusieess.
Nov. s, 1871 gag
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state OF South Carolina.
.4BBEPILLE DISTRICT.

JOHN Moore VS.. Declaration IN ditGeh-
ssiathew Houston. msnt
NMJHEisEASt the Plain,iifin the above stat
w ed case, has ,hls day filed his Deciara
ton against the Defendant, whn is absen, from
and without the limits of,his State. (asil issaid,
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
M the same, on whom g copy ofthe Declara
lion wlIha rule to plead thereto might he serv'
ed: Ordered. that The Defendant plead TO Tie
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date thereof. Otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded agaius, him.
JND. F LIVINGSTON, g. C P.
Cterk's Office.
Nav l5. ISL. 5 B.&r. AGE. IL
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State OF South taruIina.
.hBHEYiLLE DISTRICT.
IN liIfN EnhNnN III INiS

Green B Crawford. Declaration in II.
rs Waic SnuI,Icsw"rth. taehmert.
WRTHEREAS he Plaintiff in the above Stat.
w cd ease. has this day filed his Dcclura-
tion against the Defendant, who is absent from,
and without the limits Of this STATE (as il is
sad. having neither wife nor attorney. known
wit!iin the sa,ne. OH wl,u,n copy Of Tie Declar.
alton, with rilc 10 plead thereto might be serv.
ed: Ordered. that the Dcirnian; plead 10 the
said Declaration, within year aud day. from
the date thereof. otherwise faal ard absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. p
Clerks Office,
May IS, 1911. n.&T. aqc ~
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.ATR.EYED
state of souti, Carolina.

EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.
Thomas Harrison. VS.. Henry Shnltz, !
Various o;her plaintiffs, VS., The same, !
YETILL BE. SOLD at EdgeGeld Cour;
w House. on the first Monday 10
March next. OF ii The sales be nor completed
ON tba. day, thea on The day follawire. Sc
ven lots in The iown of Hnmtu-S. known
in The pian Of said ,omn as lois numbered
I63. no, l72. ga, 275. 2T6, and 277.
srhe ahofe properly win be sold on az
cn,itit. and al iiie risk Of former purchasers,
.skp failed 10 comply with Ibe senns OF
sale.
Tegns Of this sHlc cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. E. D.
FEB. Il iS2 25 c .
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HOfEcn.

A IL PERSONS indebted 10 Charles a. BaId,
"A deceased, are urgently requested TO make
immediate payment, rs the affairs of lns estate
are in sIich situation as 30 reader inanigenee
impossible. and which uest not be eSpe;ed.
Also al persons haring demands against said
estate win prcscnttlle prapeily sud lawfully
a,testrd. W.A. BRUNSQN, Admir-.
Dec. is yf 46
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Boot ala;I shoe ShoD.

Boot alaa Shoe Shels.
TIME subscriber has in Hamburg, Oh
4 Genre street opposite Mcssrs. How
ard IL Garmanys' BOOT AMI SHOE
Shop. where he will keep on hand iine
SHOES u BOOTS, warranted work !;
likewise an assortment of Coarse Shoes
manufactured n, his Tanyurd near Mt.
Vintage. on the old Stage Road, between
Edgcticld Court House aud Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries IN the Saddlcry and Harness
business, in all ils branches, aud will sell
low for cash, Gnoi! raw Hides will be IA.
ken in l,'ade or for cash q, will suit The
parties.
All business in his line. attended to with
despatch. IL. l.. GEARTY.
Hamburg. Oct. 4. lsl1 II &c
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Edgefie2il Male Acadesny.
YEVliE Z Trustees ui this Institution have the
IL pleasure to inform the public, that they
have engaged the services OF Mr.. ZADocg ID.
CorrRELL FOR the ensuing year. who will open
the School on The frs, Monday in January.
Mr. Coltrell comes well recommended, NJ 4
Teacher ofeIperience and ability. The terms
Of tuition will be ihe same 10 las, year. viz
PER OR.
For the Classical Department. includ-
ing the higher branches Of Ma,hema-
tics. $40 90
For the English Department. including
English Grammar, Geography, &c, z 20
For Reading. Writing. and Arithmetic. 5 90
The Trustees assure the public thst par,icu.
lar attention will be paid 10 the moral deport-
meni Of the pupils cen, 10 this Institution.
F. II. WiRDLAW. \
-as-----~. JNO. LIPSCOMB. T<,,,..
N. L. GRIFFIN,
J. TERRY.
Dec. % i5 If
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Last .EOsice !!

a Ii persons indebted to .he estate OF Jesse
IA Hobbs. late Of Edgefield District decd.
are requested to make payment by return day in
March next. and those having claims against
said estate are requested TO render them in pro-
pcr!y aitcs,cd, within the time prescribed by
lw f. DEYORE, Admir-.
Jan. 10. 1912. 81 II
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September 80

LIVERY ST.4AeLE.
TN the rear ol The Old American Hotel,
Il occupiedby II. X. Hun,er, opposite The
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
i" :. day 81
=. SmeIc feel %
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally. lha' he
has opened LIVERY STABLE. in
Hamburg. S. G. where he will Il, all times,
keep supplied with provcnder and forage
of the bcs,quali,y. Having good Osters
and excellent dry Stables; IIc hopes 10 give
satisfaction TO his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on lanl. Carri-
ages. Barouchcs, Bugsics. &C.. with care
ful drivers with which tie public can. Il,
all times. be accommodated OIL the most
reasonable terms. lie therefore sol;cils
share OF public patronage.
n. B. Drawers can be accommodated
with good Lots wei! warcred.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. ], lS4l. # Al
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BrOey"hg 10 fI,e sgNiE
Notice.

II FORWARN NIL persons liom trading for
IL note given L. Carey n. Warren. in the
month of October lSiO. calling for three hun.
dred dollars, unless the bargain is complied with.
JOEL +. WARREN.
Nov Is ,f ~
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEYILLE5 DISTRICT

IN TIE CUNisMtJN FLEAS. -
William Chas,ain. assignee, Dsetars,;0s
vs.. Edward Collier, Sr. ziliGeameat.
RH, Increasing plaintiff IN heaboycstatsd
w case has this day filed liis Declaration
sans, the defendant who Is absci,, from and with
out the limits oi this State Gas lis said, having
neither vile nor attorney. known within the
same, IN whom n copy Of the Dec!arauor, with
rule TO plead thereto nigh, be served: Or
dercd. thar the Deiendact plead TO the raid De-
claraiion. within u year and day from the date
thereof, otherwise tinaI ah.I absolute judgmen,
will bs awarded asnins, hin.
JNo. r. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office,
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.HOPSrp.

O Ii persons inu-n,"c 1" tho late Ransom
"a Hamilton. der ii arr requested to make
payment, aud NIL ,lios'' having demands asains.
ihe estate are requested Ia render them ia pro-
pciy a;tes;rd TO the subscribers, within the
timc prescribed b. h.r.
J, Is. HAMILTON. Adv.
COSNAHAN, "u'' '''
Jan. 10, ,lsI2. 81 r
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Mnffee.

L =
T Wing rsitehasi.d of Wessrs. Brlan %
E Minor, their entilo stock Of Goods; m the
Mfycaaar 1aiiorirg ggsiasss, ~ this place,
.,ss. wcn!d take illis method Of informing our
friands md The pnblic gc,crnIly, thu they can
ke fnfrsssEa sttbe old stand Of Bryan fs Mi-1
nat rI.E. Clo;bine, on s. good terms. and not
infericr Is quality 70 any sinia. establishment
IL slie Sanihern esla.Fv Ne intend to keep
qn-haad at all times, good s;ori Of
English & French Cloths,
aud CAssiaraks selected IN tie New syori.
md Philadelphia sariifts. together witi als
other nr,iclca IN our Eae; md To those who "a
vor us with iheir patronage in ,liis business xc
woud sty that syrrs rztiiIu: osl, Cur part shall
be usrd TO giye perleci satisfaction.
GoODE 81 LYON.
January ]. 1879. if so
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Eor SaEe.

NOr SaEes
gHNHE Subscr,bcr oiitB Tor saia the vnfl
II known House in Aiken, fronting on ffs
Rail Road, and known as MARSHsS IO.
TEL. The house has been KEEP. as a Public
House for sevcra! years. and contains 40 roolns
double and single. the greater portion ofthen
with fire places. Upon The premises are IKE
WISE ali necessary on, buildings. kitchens. ne.
gro houses and stabling for 100 horses, in the
yard is an excellent well Of water.
Terms one third cash. the balance on credi.
OF one and two years.
Also-ForIy or fifty unimpraved Lots, FaEi.
somely situated. within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply 10
JOHN MARSH. AI.ea.
Dec o f As
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Dec
Notice.

Notice.
WK7E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
wv THE PUBLIC. ila,we no longer have
any voice in the management, orIhe Greenwood
Institutions; aud being debarreL irun uny par
,icipa,ion in the benefits oi the Female and Male
Enslisi, Departments, by the manner III which,
the Teachers oftiiusc Departments were elected.
(Which took place under circumstances that i"r-
bid our pa,roiIisiug the samc.l we have ensns'
cd MIR. 5. Trowbridsc 10 continue an English
School in this place. The School will COM
mencc on tnn FIRST Monday in January. aud be
governed BY the same Rules. Rates OF Tuition.
&c, that have governed his School the present
year Mr.. +. has beeu engaged NJ TencheT
during three on, Of the eish, years since the
Schools were established. For his qualliica.
tiens and peculiar talent for irnpar,!ns know
ledge; we refer TO his former patrons. aud 10
the following named gentlemen: Hon. Genr:e
McDuiic, Ahbevic; Rob,. Cunningham. Esq,
Laurcns; and the Hon. +. w Pickems, Edge
field
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Notice.
C.RAM Vy:E.y'TED.

TEVllE subscribers publish this notice hoping
Il that all persons irdchled 10 them will
avail themselves Of the opportunity TO save mo.
ncy by Iigu,da.ng their debt, by the Dot Ut
thus inst.
PARKS IL BARKER.
Feb Z. 1912 =
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Last Notice.
AdRnInistrator's Noaice.

n IL. pc.sols i6tebteu'ln me estaIe OF Jesse
IA Graham. decd. are requested to make
payment, and those having claims
gains, the samr nre requested to present them
duly aites,rd within the time prescribed by law.
J. e. ALLEN, Admir-.
Feb. .. 1912. If 3
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LOVE WILL NOT STAY TO BE WEIGHED


BY FRANCES s. osoooD.
The maid IN in doubt,
Said to Love, with pout,
y shall weigh you with wealth, ere take youv
"Ah!" said Cupid, "takc care.
Little Beauty, beware
Lest Love should forever forsake you,''
She tossed back her curls,
Braided lightly with pearls
$50 saucy, young sir defy you -
Then in scale she rolled,
Half a million Of gold,
Come hither, YOU rogue Let INC try you -
Love ghcd and Love smiled,
Loves very queer child;
Como, como now =! Jump in - said the maid;
But she coaxcd him in vain;
For he flew from her chain,
sngns-"love will not stay to be weighed -
Then since my hearts offer,
With Wcalth's shining Golfer:
lou ancc,-rcmcmbcr, fair IN aid
IL were idlc,--twcrc naught,
itwere not worth a thought,
The love that would stay to be weighed
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SEAS committed to the Jail of Augusta Coun-
ty,July the Sd, runaway Negro man by
the name of Elk. He was taken from this
County by Mr.. Kinney. 10 the State of Mssis-
sippi. He says that he is the property Of Mr..
Newman, or Mr.. Folly. or else MIR. IiaIy; he is
about 5 feet inches high, light complexion. and
about % years of age, no scars perceivable. The
owner can have him by complying with the law.
Sept l JAMES WILEY, Tailor.
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II q w G. O Q D S Q
JOHN C.. Sewers s. CO.


a RE now receiving their FALL SUPPLY of
IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, and QUEENS
WARE, together with
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wort! Of Mems, Women's, Girls and Boys
SHOES .4.N'D BOOTS,
Comprising:
Ladies' fine Kid, Seal, Morocco and Calf Skin
Shoes,
Women's stout sewed and pegyed Shoes, from 3s.
3D. 6s.
Misses Seal, Morocco and Kid Shoes, and Cater
Boots,
Children's and youths Shoes and Bootces large
assortment,
Mems super. Calf and Morocco, sewed and pegg.
ed Boots and Navy Shoes.
Mems heavy pegged and sewed Bootees for farm
hands, very cheap,
Boys stout Boots and Shoes, from So to 1916.
Having selected our stock with view to sui
the hard times, we invite only call from towr
and country customers TO ensure satisfaction.
Stanton, Oct. 6, 1912.
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Thomas Chewing tobacco.

E AMES ii. JUREY, has in store several
whole and half Boxes Superior Chewing To-
nacco, Manufactured of selections from crop OF
ezra quality, by James Thomas. Richmond--a
brand which has acquired greater celebrity at
inc Norm and In Eastern Virginia than any other,
and which is warranted superior to any ever be-
lore offered in this market. Only cali and give
1t a trial and in future you will chew no other
kind.
Acting as agent for Mr.. Thomas, he will sell
prices.
Stanton, August 25, 1912
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New Shenandoah Conway.

'E'liE Annual General Meeting Of the Share
holders in the New Shenandoah Company
WIZ be held AT Port Republic, Tuesday the
18th day Of November next. Ii is impor,on,
THAT there should be a meeting, as the term for
which the President and Directors were elected
VIII then expire--and it is respectfully suggested
tina, such shareholders as cannot conveniently al.
lend /" person, will appoint proxies TO represent
them' ). III. LEWIS,
Treas'r, n. S. G.
October Is. 1912
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COMMITTED to the Jail Of Augusta County
- On the ID instant, a negro woman named
JUDY, who says she belongs to Richard Mil
Ter, of Madison or Green, and that she left him
at Fairfield. as he was taking her to the South !;
and that she was purchased from Mr.. James
Crawford, near New Hope, in this County. She
is very black, quite tall and about 27 years of
age. The owner can have her by complying
with the law. JAMES WILEY, Jaiior.
Oct Is
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NEW GOODS
z r EsE s IT ? ? Ex!

rIFlIE subscriber is just receiving his Fall sup
ply Of Goods, which he Aa;ters himself he
has laid in good terms aud Will he able TO sell
TO his customers at satisfactory prices.
Ills stool; consists of Cloths, Cassimeres, Gas.
sinets, Festings, &c.--Siks, Satins, Mouslinr de
LANES, Lawns, Prints. &c Groceries of all
kinds--Shoes. extensive assortneDt-Books
School and MisCelaneous-&c., &c.
Ills friends and the public are respectfully invi
ted TO give him Z ca'i,
Sept Is. WM. CRAIG.
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VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET


SSlLL be offered at Public Sale, on tn. 18th
day Of November next, at the late residence
OF Daniel koser decd. two miles below Waynes-
SIX HU.NDRED 8CHsE.sSSa -UUgFb IN. L..
of which about 500 Acres are cleared, the balance
x.92.s II Nj Err ED. The cleared .ts.,
~ SIS land most Of j, is of quality, IS.
STVS which is very rarely thrown hGtS
@,.-SSsa... into market, about 60 Acres OF -1zka.
IL being River Bottom, 40 or so Acres of Meadow;
the balance upland, of good quality, well adapted
to the growth of any kind of grain or clover, the
Improvements tolerable BARN, and LOG
ID " ELLLf.NG USE,
Il young Orchard Of choice fruit, and several never
failing Sprngs-Ihe fields may be so construct
ed as to have water in every one. There is also
an excellent Mill Seat it lies on both sides of
the South River 1t is not deemed necessary TO
give now full description as persons wishing to
purchase, would prefer Judging for themselves.
|: will be shown to any person wishing to see it
by some of the heirs living the land. The
terms will be made accommodating and ifpreier-
red the land will be divided to suit purchasers.
JACOB KEISER, ,,
GEO. SHRECKIIISE, A'''' 10
October 90, l842.--tds
!Hl- The Rockingham Register will insert till
day of sale and charge this office.
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R0,uoncc in zeal LHe.--Some years ago, says
foreign journal, tie captain OF corsalr carried
OF the vile of poor God cutter residing in the
neighborhood Of Messina. After dctaInng her
for several months on board his vessel, he landed
her On an island in the South Seas wholly regard
less Of ~ hat might belal her. Ii happened that
the woman was presented TO the savage monafch
If the island. who became enamOred Of her. lie
urade her lis wife, placed her en- the throne, and
al his death left her the sole sovereign Of his do
mains. by European vessel which touched al
The island, the poor wood-cuiter has received in
ieliigenee Of his wife. She sent bin presents of
such vast value, that he will probably be one Of
The weaithest individuals in Sicily, until it shall
please her majesty, his augUsl SPOUSE, 20 summon
him TO her court.
The people of Norfolk have obtained an alum
danl supply Of excellent water by boring 0S feet