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.Ur,> ROMAN EYE DALSA II-fVI. ~ -.
WM AND INFLAMED EYES.-Tms bLsAiD ls
-N%M nrescription of one OF the most ceiepfsieo
TES5S 81 Oruists-has been long time In use, hao Is
~@ conSdently recommended TO the pubhc az the
, -, moot snccessfl .sye ever used for infammaor3
9ft % ~ he 90 In cases where tie eyelids are inamed,
of ,b ev. thickly covered with blood, Il acts
o i, IKE magic and removes oil appearances OF disease
In ;ness Of sight caused by dxed attention 70 minute
ar he iony exposure strong light, and IN the
or partial loss OF sight from sickness or old age
sure restorer and should be used by all Who IND tneir
eve sight falling without any apparent olseas a"s
poal bindness caused by excessive Inflammation has e1
sad for eight years Inflammation and soreness py
bns ccntusions or wounds the eye, or by efsneous
bodies or rflatiag introduced under ihe
yery soon removed by the application OF hs besa 0ne
ecary Put up in lars with fall directions 10. Iss S
Is cents Prepared and sold by A b. sASDS "a RG -
wsy cor Chambersst (GrzD.e 61dingl and -
- ssst Brosdwsy And sold also by all Respectable Drug
yia,s In the tTnIt.d Stsi~s -
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e fsTIn . OF in any event. II was long noted by
PreseIL = and chemists SIR HUMPHREY
1avY ies and Sir HENRY HALFoRD thai pure Bears
Grease properly prepared the best ns ever bsn
s sals ;o' MI MEsRs a B. SANDS co have spared
rnse in getting the genuine Bears Grease from Csnais
r. ( cnmhined win s rgh perfume, renders II irdn
pensabe for the toilet and dressing room OF all
SOLD nv a B. SANDS Co, Z!3 Broad way, GraninSs
piIdings rornee OF Charnbers.st Sold also by B. v
SANDS Euoa-sL and n Ess Broadway; and os q csn
gisI generally lhroug ghou the United States f''S az
srke and Is cents small bottles.
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BAxx Department. Albany. NAV u, 1874

BANK DEPARTMENT, Albany. May II, 1874
Dr.. TowSSESD Sir have been afflicted several wears
with dyspepsia IN It's worst FORMS attended with soreness
OF stomach loss OF appetite heartburn
erai al Kinds OF food and FOR weeks (what
could ea have been unable 10 retain but small portion
my ach tiled the usual remedies but they bad
but little 70 effect IN removing the complaint wss in
dGced about months since try your Extract OF Sarss
par: Ia and say with but lille confidence; but after
using nearly bottles find my appetite restored AID the
heartburn entirely removed would earnestly recon-
mend the OF those who have atiictrd
been. Yours Sc- w. W. VAN ZANDT.
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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

IHf. LANGUAGE Or FLU w EhS.
IDARE not whisper what I feel for thee,
But / will let the flowers upon whose leaves
Hath love its language written, plead my suit
Then listen, lovely lady. First. send
The rose of hundred leaves, ambassador.
The amaryllis next--an emblem, bright
And beauieous, of thyself; interpreter
OF my own thoughts, tho cedar; then for thee
The pure white lly. for myself the pink
Red as the sky nt sunset mgnnonette
For thee, for me the bay.leaf; the green fern
For thee. the oak geranum for myself;
The harebell next, another emblem sweet
Of thee the currant for myself; again
The austrian rose that breathes OF thee such truth
The ionquil whispering tmidly for me.
The silver daisy and the jasmine wreath'd,
Emblems again of thee; and for myself,
When the swift hours are warning me to leave,
send the thyme 10 whisper thee the cause;
The orange blossom next, more truth OF thee,
With the rich musk.rose 10 complete the wreath.
Then, oh ,hen clusterd with my hopes and fears,
Warm from repeated pressures to my heart,
And trembling with its beatings, close entwined
give the myrile's green and polish leaves
With the rose.hued chrysanthemum. With pride
lpace thy wreath upon thy radiant brow,
and mine with the red tulip in its midst,
Hay in deepest reverence at thy feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Dr. Towusend-DeGr Sir: From the many favorable no.
tices yoGr Sarseparila by OF dsncon was
induced try effects happy say with signal
success have been Of the sa.utary benefits OF the
Sasaparia Ct debility indigestion &c and II Is
hut deed of Justice you say that your preparation o
is in my opinion preferable any other whether |! be
regarded for the peasantnsss os taste the beneficial ell
facis which il produces the system Relieving II 10 ne
valuable ACQUISITION 10 those remedies calculated TO mitigate
the suaeriugs consequent upon the Ills OF the hes
cheerfuily mend 10 all who are suffering
from Indigestion. A A LANSlNG,
Albany Oct o. 1916 Clerk in Post Oftce.
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,l,uTHACHE CUKkD II

co -ns,,i.ts and Druggists, z73 Broadway,
SANUo z cShrsst - 70 Fuor-st and n East Broad
Go,e .n bv Druggists generally ,hrou hou ne union'
Dc I'm
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Dr.. TOWNSEND: Being afflicted with Dyspepsia for
long lime past have eEdeavoed frequently eradicate
from the system by The o Physic in various forms but
found al lest, the used PhgEic tie weaker the
organs OF life became rendering uncertain the prospect of
affecting Recently this complaint developed itself
fearfuly causing about the throat IAchea
pairing seriously the organs OF life in their physical functions
In This slate was recommended TO try your SMsapars
Syrup using bottles find myself relieved from this
complaint, its distressing symptoms. la M by
it, life giving Influence. il ha> restored the 10 is
natural Ny confidence IN its power effect in
uf general function erargceut of the organs OF t
mpel NE recommend your SarsaParla 10 the afflicted
Yours, &c JAS. McALLISTER, NJ. D.
Albany Aug 80. l8i5. No. So Broadway.
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Dr. T0sgJSend Sr-I have been distressed with The dys
pepsa tor several years which ginated whilst residing
the West from having my constitution impaired by the west
fever and pobsby by taking inudcious quantities OF
medicine Ny appetite very and food did not
properly digest; occasionng weakness and general debit
iy throughout my whole system. tried great number Of
remedy among others both Sandss and Bris
Ios Sarsspara. but iney all Jailed 10 effect Know
ing OF where your Sarsapara had been
beneficial resolved 10 Try a bottle, and deriving beneh.
,herefrom. continued until had taken half dozen bot
ties, aud am happy 10 inform you that my health is now
restored.
To those afflicted similarly myself, wo.l cheerfy
recommend your Extract OF Ssrsaparla Yours,
FL. D. CURRAN, Coal Agent, ls MarseI.st
Albany, an 20, 1915
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greeaDly 10 the Consnia2n .. u ; -.
s, 1 Hss Eou,e on Tuesday afternoon, S0h mat al
o'see1. s1. ''r trustees ''' VIZ W cLINca, ssH
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

DIBLES and Prayers bound in morocco or velvet An.
ID nuals Pos Histories ke. suitable for Christmas and
New. Years gifts, in grea, variety
Also general OF juveniles, games puzzles,
&c Persons purchasing any thing in their line would do
well 10 call and examine the asaortmept At
d2S NJ. H. NEWMANS. 1893 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

~ The Reporter Of DR.. Cheevers Lecture submits
that with the exception othe distinction set up between
bitterness toward Catholics and bitterness toward Ro-
manis (Which every body understood well enough be-
iore the accuracy of his report fully confirmed oy e
above letter. might easily be shown II the fact were
not sufficiently papa5!e The Doctor assumes above as
he did in his lecture that is Protestant Govern
ment-a mistake entirely fatal TO his main proposition
To discaim all sanction OF force and yet in the same
breath urge that Government ought to say TO Cath
oc Governments in behalf OF Protestant, Missionaries,
"moIes any them your peril is simply ridiculous
But the may well be left without farther remark
to the good sense OF the readers OF The Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

l ,y.r.ran can have pleasant front room, a. oV h
BrGai-pay for 6s esch per week or osck room ~ "
per week. furnished with good beds penS o' 9S
stnve- cupbosris carpets, chairs tsple-. ---- a.
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3jatent ile0irines.
sANDs's sARSAPARILLA

FOR THE AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL oisEAsEs
ARISING FROM Az IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR
NAErr OF TIE sYsrEM. VIZ:
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0a.. ~ Tho N.xYork Gas Light Co p.c "a lsto
THE ASSUAL ELEcTj59ss TIC y Of a ata os. l;ee' So rs
oi me ContPaIIL ,ha ION day Of January next be-
. osar bs S hour. o; ii and Il o'clock NJ ,,,;,
The tran sfer book viii be eloseo h'l- 1i7 ~ ~
afler me T, election 0y L. EvERrTT Secretary
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DREPAkE FOX NEW-f EAiCS.-Cn or
fmery the Toilet-Lubins Extracts OF Jessamine,
Orange, Flower Vioets. Magnolia, Verbsna. Orange de
Portugal Bouquet de Caroline Bouquet de Portugal Bou-
quet de Victoria Bouquet des Danes, Rose, Patchouy,
Milleheu's Geraneum, &c. &c superior Cologne Water
on DRAFT Also the genuine Farms, from Germany WIN
great variety fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes
&c &c for sale by DAVID SANDS co. II East b,osd-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

A, Fires.
"A, a. CtarkspiHe Virginia. on the 18th inst. the
s.S uiac'uring Mil Of Richard Russel was consumed
WIZ its eon,ents-loss $4,000.
IA. AT Braasctck. Me- on the I'd inst. the dwelling
muse Of I. L. Jenkins-insured Tor 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
From the Albany Patriot


Having been for long troubled wiih weakness Of
the stomach and and in consequence with gene
ral deily-bu within few weeks parcu,arly-ds-
ease al tie stomach with loss OF appetite oppressed with
great difficulty taking my meals aud after eating with
proise glping Of wind was induced 10 try bottle OF
he above medicine having heard it highly recommended
for such my own, well for other difficulties
ID il three times before felt great relief, and
before had taken half bottle my difficulties appeared to
be all removed my appetite and digestion returned, and
have felt comparatively well aud vigorous since.
this much due tie public and 10 DR.. Townsend, the
inventor the medicine that those Of readers
may ry for themselves, know numbers are
suffering from this perplexing disease
GnnnNTlN Pat
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

HOLIDAY DRESS CAPS-At the first premium
IL store 2iSt Bowery-Misses DUGAN inform their nu-
erous customers and public In general, that tbey have
opened new style OF dress caps headdresses rbans, &C.
with various other articles too numerous TO MENTION al
prestIy reduced prices d24 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

~ The steamboat Neptune sank on her way from
machinery VIII be saved. '-' o. N''N
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE POEMS OF ALFRED r. STREET. Complete
Edition svo. PIP 3le New York. Clark & Austin
$50 FG!ton'st
Mr.. Stree, has modestly yet accurately indicated
,he true character and worth of these Poems IN his
preface. They are fresh and true delineations of
Nature unshadowed by the darker exhibition Of Hu-
man Passions If Bryant had not written, Mr..
sree, though no plagiaris, might have taken rank
among our most gifted bards. He is at all events
me Of the mos, promising of our young writers,
,hough the collection of his occasional efiusons into
yolume shows us tha, the range of his past efforts
is limited, and that external Nature alone cannot in
spre to the highest flights of genius. Here are
specimens of his powers taken quite at random from
The goodly volume before US
A WINTER SUNSET.
NATURES great eye, low beaming in the west,
pours sweetes; light upon this mountain-road,
Pleasant in Summer with delicious grass
And checker'd shadows from the bowery limbs:
But mautled now in snow that, beaten hard,
Creaks 10 nv footsteps. The green hemoek smiles
Specked with gold; the oaks scar foliage, still
Tight clinging 10 the boughs is kinded up
To rich brown, and on the carpetsnow
CLOVIS soft blush. Al hand steep abyss
Lets down my eye upon the hollow. Pale
In its chill robe it lies, with dusky lines
Of crossing icnces-groups and orchard-trees
And roofs like dngy patches, scatterd DER.
But now the broad diated sun has stoop'd
To the blue line Of hills along the west.
Lower il falls until shred of light
Gli,ers, then sinks, and the red sky is bare.
A COMMON SCENE
TIE sky with silver tbrongs OF sleeping clouds
Isspotted, and harmony of hucs,
Azure and white are there; genial warmth
Burns in the sun glance; from that lowly vale
smoke-wreath curs-a rustic chimney peeps
Through the thick foliage in the furrowing field
The plowman guides his team and whistles blithe;
Around the brink of that blue fairy lake
laughing group of children stand to watch
That rail bark speeding with its tiny sail
Across the dimpllng mirror; now it moors
Within yon knot of water-plants from out
The tree that dances TO the wind, wren
Is warbng TO its mate within bush,
The cattle azily repose beneath
The meadow shade or sioop TO drink the rill
That freshens the green herbs A Summer scene,
Common vet lovely
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

POPULATION OF SEVERAL STATEs.-The follow.
Ing table shows the number of the population OF sew
etal States according 10 the most recent roturns
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A IRwrN. Jr c,,,.,,o, ard Por var ing
RM%aSs RMslcs.Ss @ No. css.ilyi Row, cneipssa sal.
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General Notires.

Philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Zicber
Co Ledger Building, rhird-St, who receive subscr
bers nnd have single copies fer 4a daily AZ ock. d3 I'm
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Sr-I have very much afflicted with dyspepsia for
some wears and having tried the prescription OF three
four OF lie beat physicians OF the city without relief
was prevailed upon try bottle OF your Sarsapsra,
which verify believe has effected cure, and can unhesila
ingy recommend it al who afflicted with dyspepsia,
as being the best remedy Hoyv In
ANN ELIZABETH STEVENS No. Pianist
Albany, June H. lS4l
This last certificate Is from The lady OF Col Stevens
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Than petals from blown roses on the yrnss
or night dews on still waters between walls
ofshadowy granite in cleaning pass
Music that sentcr on the spiri;hes
Than tired eyeds upon tired eyes; Iskies !"
Music that brings sweet sleep down from the bliss,ul
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

@s!s.oVH-G eaee w. ENDICOTT hase IeMovoo
- Establishment TO tho new sa1 1I1S
5;ons building No. % oeekinnn'- DDS 81
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+ ALBRIGHT's PATENT TRUssE

- Chespes; in the World
Mn RECOMMENDED by most Of the leading Sur
A peons and Physicians IN the United sstss nona,
PIE ~ il bs. ia the low price which Il Is sold
sH "a ios Chaihan.t corner Pearl Also, improved
Suspensory Bandages.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

(AKES FOX THE COMING HOLIDAYS
~ Families residing tho upper part Of the city, are rc
spec.fuy invited TO call and examine the assortment 81
Cakes OF all description fresh daily al the old etabshed
Bakery No. SO Cortlandst Orders thankfully received
Cakes sent free OF expense any part Of the city
d3 I'm. GEO. ARCULARlUS' SON.
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ODGJNGs FOR GENTLEMEN" 90 sIV. Iv.


B. Gentlemen requiring rattle OF chsHess can
have the srals.
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10 WHICH
Yong Ger Earth al like pure flame that glows
Larger and clearer. with one mind" all men

The choiring thoughts of Music, also. are seized
ana sent down sparkling and niingling and roaring
n one mighty stream Of harmony through the misty
caasms OF Time. Music, that storms on listening
ru!titudes the diapason of Gods, or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

MOTT CE.-A large fashionable assortment Of Needle
SWork Habit Shirts Inside Handkerchief Collars &C.,
at the store of VIM Warner, 24si Beecker-s Those In
tending make Holiday Presents will nnd 10 their ad-
vantage examine tue sae as they will be sold ~ cosL
d23 Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Total ssi 757 270l COS 4,3i9s sls 6eSs,5o9 sl39S5
-, his IS mos, extraordinary increase and affects
aAe the Middle States, the South and West. The
ppssog'ess OF the whites and blacks in Georgia and
MissoQri has been as folloSs:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26

Georgia. Missouri
,on Blacks. Whites. Blacks. Whites.
.. l69 3l6I56..-.-. .456,9ls 7l,i6i
III hese two slsve-ho!ding States the last has great
ou'strpped the other which is one OF the older
S'S'es. Morning News.
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-, :. x EN, General Agent ior ieainS osns on
esseas assd '.a .sDs DsfaasE Rsa
bond ant dor, 10 6P. n. "a Cornelsst heIer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
CURaialel'claf.

HAMBURG, Feb. 5.
Co'ton-Since our las, report. large
quantity Of the staple has arrived, princ,
paIv by Wagons, aud our last weeks quo
ra'ions have remaiued firm. To day nur
market appears quiet, buyers nol showing
any areal desire 10 take hold. The re
ceiprs of the week iiis We understand,
been lager than any (nr'rer one. during
This season. UP IN l2 ~. we quote ordi
nary to middling a ID: mddlins to fair
IL a AZ; Fiue 81 :, SO. and an extra fine
article may command 81 Principal sales
43a53.
Bacoa.-A change of prices has taken
place in This article.
GrocerieS.-There is "A large quantity in
market, aud we fnd that the articles of
Sail, Tea, and M"lasses, can be procured
al r-prinaa.-Laan-ot-n,.- inc daring
the present season.-Hamburg RePuJH
can.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
FROM MEXICO.

We loaru from Capt. Peterson, of tho
brig Najadc, ha Santa Anna had attack
ed Puebla. with 1000 men-among them
were 1900 calvary aud was beaten hack
by The revulutiunisls. Santa Anna was
attempting to make his escape either by
the way of Vera Cruz or Tuspan The
day previous to lhe sailing OF The Najade,
about $50 volunteers arrived at Very Cruz
in the steamer Neptune. from Alvarado,
for the defence Of Vera Cruz; they were
also expecting 1900 men from Campea
chy, by lie Mexican steamer Monie-emu.
The revoIulionists were in hnl pursuit of
Santa Anna, and would certainly put him
TO death should he fall inln their hands.
Thev had established national guard
throus shnut all Mexico after the manner Of
th- French National Guards. All foreign
ciIizen> in Mexico were eujoined by he
rcvoluiouisls to defend themselves The
revolution has become general throughput
The whole Republic, bu, Santa Anna is
still surrounded by powerful friends.
Charleston Mercury. Fed. 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
CuAELESTuS. Feb. !

SHAEIESTOS. FfD. !.
C0ttoa.-The excitement which pervadrd the
cotton market the previous fortnight has subsH-
dcd us ihe market Since our las, has been com
para,ively quiet Holders at the close of the
prrvions week. having had their stocks redu.
ced by recent heavy sales. were demanding
such high teimS. that purchasers had either TO
submit "r withdraw. anu rs many chose thu
latter alternative, very little was dune The
market was alsn quiet throughout Saturday and
Monday. partly owing To the position assumed
by sellers aud partly to the uOnarrivaI of the
Steamer Cambrla's advicpS. aud during these
two days only about 1000 bales were taken
at the qn"tallrns given in our report of the 25th
ul,., but on Tuesday these accounts were recei
we'd, showing an improvements ia Upland. hen
sellers Immediately advanced their rates and
beEore ihe cluse E business. near 1900 bales
were sold at Ac higher, very little of which,how
ever, was bought for foreign shipment, as the
letters by this arrival had not come to hand
On Wednesday oHr Europrzn buyers received
their private advces which Limits benw current
prices. and the sales Of TO day reached 2200
bales, almost exclusively for the home market.
at the advance nuted aboyr; bur for the last two
days, The market has been quiet in consc
qurnce of ilr inability of dealers to come te
teruis and whcthrr holders can maintain the
ascendency,a few days will probable determine;
in the meantime We ould reler 10 our quota,
,ions for Fair index OF The market al the cluSc
Of business yesterday. The aggregate trans.
actions Of The week foot up 1924 bates, aud the
receipts III the szmc time S56I bales. The sGlcs
were made a, firem 10 CT C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
State Of South Carolina.
H. EDGEEIEI DISTRIC,rI
Lucretia Whiitle and 10.
sspii Whittie

~ OVC11 L.
Lucretiu Whiite and 10. !
sepii White
, rs. 3BA for Partition
William Whitie, Willis
Whittc and others.
NOTICE is hereby given, that nv virtue of
~ aal'order from Chancellor Harper 1 shall
offer Tor SAKE at Edgefeld .Courl House on
Saturday the 9Th day of February next; the
Real Estate ofJames Whtlle. senior, deceased,
co sisinS oi the following tracts of land, viz !:
The act of land whrreny the said james
Whttte, sen. resided at the time of his death.
containing two hundred and sixty (260) acres,
more or less, lying on Clouds creek and bound.
ed by lands OF Lewis Derrick, Samuel Padget,
and others.
Also, one other trac, containing two rnndred
(2OO) acres, more or less. lying OH Clouds
creek. adjoining the foregoin. tract and lands
off B. Smith, L. Reynolds and others.
Also, one other tract. situate in the District
and State aforesaid. OH Mine creek. containing
TWO hundred and ten (2l0) acres, more ar less.
and adjoining lands ol:lYiam Daniel. Na,han
Boore, William MobIey and others -
Said lands 10 be sold on credit. of one and
two years, except the cost Of suit which must
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond and
good snrities, and mortgages Of the premise 10
secure the purchase money
S s. ToMPKfNS, c. L. Ed.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. ls, ls45. Ate So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07
NO&ice.

RY an order from John Hill, Esq. Ordi
LID dinary of Edgefeh District, we sid
proceed to sell at the late residence of Josiah
Padgett, deceased on Wednesday the I2li
day of FEBRUARY next, on credit until the
lweny-filli' day OF December next. all the Per
sonal property of said deceased. consisting o
Fourteen Likely Negroes.
A fime Lnt of Pork Hogs and Bacon. Hor
scs md Mutcs, Hogs, CoWs Corn and Fodder
RlaeEsmih and Plantation Tools, Household
ami Kitchen furniture
Also-Thirty-fve or forty bales of Cotton,
;MANC HESTER PADGETT
SION PADGETT, Admtors:.
Jan. % 4t 80