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HOYT'S OFFICE,

HOYT'S OFFICE.
$1,000 Capital for this motnne the drawing received By
o'clock Ticket. sa-.hares propo,,ioa. Package.
for ssis cheap until II O'Clock. 49,
This evening
noYrs OFFICE.
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
Drawing Of Delaware LOTTERY, Class No. 1871;
- Is IS 29 Is - 81 2s 10 10 Is a. 81
Whole Nos rs % e. sul another Capital .oll and paid
by BIGGER Il co.
Two Tor to-day.
$4,000. &C Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawing OF both received BY o'clock For prizes ad
dress +. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Managers Office. opposite Eagle Ruins.
70. to- morrow, $4,000. as Nos. 10 drawn. Tick.
". r. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Class 1870, Ex.-Aug. IL
- 50 Is Is e2 81 IS i6 10 } Is u a5 81.
Whole Ticket Nos. 25 as 40, Prize OF 500, sold
to a Check" aud paid at sight, BY
Lottery for to dsy-Dra~irg eomes to hand ut O'Clock
Capital S7,O0O-75 Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets S2-shsres
in proposition; for sale ut Fortunes New Hone No.
iO} + Main street. J1si bioio tAs Market.
aui3
GooEys LADY's BOOK for August Price IS cents
" No 9. iis.T' Living ~, Are r.,s. ~. cts
Just received by NASH 4 wooDHoUsE
aux booksellers. i57 Main street
FOR BOSTON.
ufff6 ne regular packet Schr. w AN r., having
portion OF her engaged will Dispatch For bal
Wharf, OF auis LAS FISHERS SONS.
SISMONDIs LITERATURE. - Historical
~ View OF the Literature South Europe by L.
sisnondc lie sspopd Of the Academy
nea onoap Member OF the unvsty Of Wilma OF Italian
Neadeny Ae &C Translated from the original with
For -alc by NASH 4 woopHousH
su w Bookseuers Ia Main street.
TuRNIP SEED.-Anothcr supply received
Il thu. day, Red Topped. sirai, nav,d
Flat Dutch. do do.
Purple Topped Yellow Ruta Rara, ke---apd for
sale lsul sl JoHNsroNs. MS Ma,nst
SuLrH. oUININE.- --soo ., jus, received, warrant
~ ,. ed P0'e' too sale at ,orxsro,.s
nu.-r,u' quality Sperm Liraehrd and unbeaehsd war
~ nnteito BE- pure.
Also Pit and Lamp oh. .ale.y
wM. HENRY MITCHELL.
auls-u ~ rNp street.
A FEW pozEN VERY SUPERIOR OLD r"Rr. IovaId'
N for sale by r. H. DuvAL,
suls las Mainst
I iNsEsp OF WHITE LEAD, Se-sS bbis pure Mountain
1000 bs LEWIS White Lead No 4, s,r, AMI pur.
bbis Spirits rurpentino
So Ground verdirri.-yu,, received for .arcby
auls n Il. DuvN., IsS Nam street
SUGAn 4 lIcoHICE-ls HAS New O'leaa. sugar
rs Cases ."r"r,oc N,'- Lieohee
20 stick --hriiDs from h,ie William and
Tor sa' by an ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN = 90.
('Locks cLooksy-nr-ss Cocks, Ircm ST
Warranted" Keep e"'i TIM" For sa'r by LEWIS GI>TER.
Cocks repaired
NNA>IiED wOOI -I5Oo lbs wei va.hed W. l. Ius ~
w cciv,d aud Tor safe how Nv TEMPLEMAN RATCIEFE
ul2 ! ionI- how the Rel Tavern.
DEFY RUBBING BRUSHES
eRN Rubbing brushes with block bundle Tor sale by
~ l.. GlNrER,
ula ~ Main Street.
" EST AND pANTELOON HICKEIS-
few Vcst and rlnielnOn Buckets and black
for ra- l.. GINTER'S, ~ Main
nLD RYE WtsISEES-
~ - Barrels superior Oh whikcy si
sale by
auis TEMPLEMAN A. RADCLIFFE.
DISSOLUTION.
TIME firm of f.. q. Rails \ Co. is this day
- dissolved by
H. ELLERsOS alone
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. ar Advertisements Intended Tor our mosnins's Paper
uus be brought In beors O'Clock the previous evening
to insure insertion; and those fer Monday mornings pa
per Saturday. |'
~ Range Of the Thermometer ON Tuesday, August IL
al j. w. Randolph Il Co.'s Book Store, l2 Main Sreer
Ia o'clock. 81 O'Clock "a 5 o'clock. ~.
MARINE lNrELlIGENCk.
Pori RICHMOND
H,sA Water tAis <as a nj Ssiesi q. ~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish Baltimore. sundrics.
Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Sehr Manchester, Smack, N. York. sundiies.
MOgcle, Stannard, Albany, lumber.
Commerce, Durham. Norfolk, light.
Montreal, Hamilton, n. York, sundtes.
Ceylon, Crocket, Philadelphia. -
Brig David Duiel William, tobacco and bacon.
Sehr Benz Lee Comp,e, Jefties Rspp,hannoek, to
J. Womble.
Sehr Colonel Hanson. Burns. Philadelphia.
Adclinc, Creighton, Baltimore.
A. A. Pendeigasts, Walker, Elkton.
Navigator, Pointer, New York.
PHILApELrHiA, Aug. ll.-Crd Schr Catharine Amanda,
Teal, Richmond, L. Eidrdge.
NSw foRk, Aug. ll.-Arnved, Schr Lexington, Van
glider, days from Richmond, with coal schr Orson,
Henderson days from Richmond with coal to Williams
Il Northam.
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PIANO F0RTES!

PIANO FORTES.
e s5H Gentlemen desiring to purchase Pianos can
TIE 7 II obron them from the subscriber at his Piano
Fnar Warehouse and Ms.c opposite The BanS
Fl 4 'h.y % no CAV" satisfaction
Having ai Piano Fo'r ely fo years past WITHOUT
havs siurncd satisfaction the Purchasers
b" Hat im ~ TINT MS avo meni " be cIamined by to,r
d"nrns Frano' lff'r" purchasing elewhre
ay maui eurcd hs United safes Among them ihasc
with W a. LIAM COLIN n',I aua-hueu;. manufactured by the
e'lhlrrd makers NrNNs tL>RKs New Yor.. pater,r,s or
' w. @", r a NV nn9" ag - ~ THYLoR
HEI~sOKy aS ths United Stntes, for t,r- ue Of rom
.roas. 10y Post author Bioy the Tinted
s's NJ seho' ,ni academies the American Speaker
ely auiJ q PENnLEr1N No &c. main st.
LEWIS' WHITE LEAD.
2 EWIS u Co.'S White Lead ground in oil,
u packages II 800 lbs and pure, received and
| auiy-l~ DUNLOP MoNcuRE Il 90.
fnrERs "FFrcg-Earcn District n vtF,uia to W.T. BE
~ remembered hat N" 7hdsy Of August D. 1916, and
90 ~ ''t ,oar of t independence n IT, fn'tsd states OF
Amercl, bnk~r a Hori. pf the s1d District deposited
To-" ""' ne tIe n Hpos the rn whereof they clam
pf' "' DO The """' AID bRn-- 4" WI tn" American Form
Book '"E gsiy owed ec"~nis. for ABR
Io"n' Arnn'n bonds, nF' NJ f'h'nge. prom-sor Notes
ing lsurfsoi Attorney PsHoeohp' Receipts R'lsas
- " ftfs WIZ Dysds an other
a. Law LA conformity tbe Of Congtsss. cnled
| to amend The -.''Fl ists 'ancefning copy rights
''' tr,,, 81 ~" " n',5i,,
The publication NJ the above Work has been DELAYED
tr"f au "i 'r~cj bot w" have nov recon 10 believe will
i' oh"f'd of Dr before tle ~ NJ Sept nter.
ia DINNER A. MORRts.
SPERM CANDLES.
ESDR sale by the subscriber, n lot or Sperm
| y cnndes, warranted q he f'si quality
auis wa HENRY MITCHELL.
| - TARCH.--5O boxes superline ~ store, aud for
- lry outs WILLIAMS 8 HANALL.
JShR FOR RENT.-Tbc Subscriber would
- Hru hf 80 1Iih' r"vIiian ilou.e Mar
| gag" 10 e"riurt rin quiet md orderly manner
| 90 i1-n CnS. T. DIgRgf.I.
| SUGARS, COFTET UOLAsSEs, &c.-
| - iu' Hlris y OrHtts sugars
. " prime
| So bags fHguifa CoHse
| Rio ..-t4tt strictly prime
llhi' 10 Tiefcrs ard - Bb's prime o. Molasges
| - ' pfinr Sidf- Bacon
1900 Hi'" HJoi 1rd dams cd Slir Leather
| l"tcrs rruy Rec
100 v" o. ir. Patent Candies brig William,
| General fc'u aui Eu.iy, aud flr saie by
| auls WILLIAM ANDERSON JR.
PURCELL'S OFFICE,
-. "
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KIM BBLS. n. &. NETT FIsB, n part Iusi
w " receiving tor sale upon reasonable iems,h by
aug JONES L WINSTON
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~ Range Of the Thermometer Tuesday, August IL,
at J. w. Randolph Co.'s Book Store, l2l Main SueeG
ia o'clock. 81 , o'ciock SO 5 O'Clock. 81.
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NASH & WOODHOUSE

AVE hand atheir New on the ruins of tn.
Eagle Hotel No III, Main Richmond great VARIETY
OF new and beautiful Books fancy and useful
&efuabie for Christmas and New Year Presents among which
may be ound hsaths Book Of Beany The Keeps
heksrinans ForgeDe Ca-rnole. Historical Annual Cabi
mel Of Poetry and Romance, Natures Gems American Wild
Flower The Gin The Religious sigourney
Il ah.is Of Memory The American Ke.p-ak- Prendhp a.
Tie LADIES' scrap Book The Rose Affection Re
CREATION gin for young readers Wrath Song an -s
Fant volume Of music Oxford Bbes magniceny IN web
vet gold clasp and Id or.s Laa Rookh ~ richly bouni
Wav-ry GALLERY Portraits ~ plates Seasons
frustrated and ehy bound The Payer bound
k velvet gold clasps Id Po-tea Works OF on Scott
campbell fowper Ms Hemans. Miss I.andon Wordsworth
elegant editions Bunyans Pilgrims Progress finely illustrated lie
CANT Albums Hymn Books beautifully bound every
nomination Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Elegant Paor nl
Ladies Work BoIe Port Foo Portable wtinr nesks Elxan,
Gard Cases Velvet Handsome Fine toned
Piano fo,t.- ke- A. 10
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kaNTALooNs, rANrAIOONs 800 pairs jua received,
1 eoApff-ns great nsny ssyk- an Of which
es-.P 70. ea.h- nc " KEEN q CO.
| SIXTH sJIpPIy mr. ran ANN
WsSTER DRY Go0os-
II U JrNErS. 4. - a.~. -. 80 - ".
III co,,. H,,,,. r.. ,s.ss - ~. o. Ns.
- 49,. ,.-''a. oeen p"feha~a wnhn ~-~h st reduced
foe Tbs Good. Just eoa- q v.rr supply or
Moashn- Cashmeres. shs sha~L
Boop~s N.es ,na a. $780,
Lace Goods. Lace Cap. Muslin Collar.
Unbr-fss Ctnth.. Ca.-inere- ssd v-sins
Blanket Ln-eys Wooiens FOO
sau"e. Kentucky Jeans. Cloves and Hosiery
Apron Cbeeks Pocket handkerchief cravats. ke Ae- Of
r;esS s,l,,J 70 ,,sa. sas % The nss eers LADIES' are
! w opening .vsry ~.-s mi
! Wnnn INN Np.I, ,,,c,..,..,n-
WOOD LAND NEhh hHhMUND,
EnR SAFE
/ TIME .,h.n.;ko. =.
Il wooded ,r.e, Of lana o, ~. MAO. H,.,.s so.S
mile Of the purchase might easily clear IN.
land Of
| oes ' ~ s " ' = ~ M n-rs
| -. 49,, =, 49,. =. :. . 80
/ IL ns,o ',.'LN r.N.h. CAsEs-in u's greatest Va
~ '@''' arc !" oe met win al
| -. Nhsh WooDHoUsE
No ~ No. l5s, Main Street =
| ENGLISH AND aMEPIc1y Iyy,r.Tc
|
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rsans srsssawuos-To City sshsrbess. eseo pear
and Zoe shorter psrioA ~ nail sio-psysbs II
sn sasrs, In advance
Apvrausne-ro nneen (os c) .sr'oa. rs Costs
two Insertions 81 iat u so and snesesa
Ing insertios n cents
Transient adveui.-rs pay In advance.
number of Advertisements Be sotrd
Me- or h.y will Stopped chan
- aeeoriiney % ordess masi ai-o be In wiring
A..uai ADVERTISER CHARGED ESQ ines and In thai
propson Cor advertisements Of length ereept
and Iosry dealers, WIN charged sioo. avsr In
euded0
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DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES.
Unable CUTLERY-fine Ivory Table Cutlery,
piece; also Bone Buck Ebony seftp Ivory
KNIVES and Forks single doIsns stse
match Of recent Importation and for sale bw.
~ Va 4 DDyNAy
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FALL STOCK OF HARDWARE.
RICHARDS a GARDNER,
importers and Dealers In Foreign and Domcs-
tic Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, ssddIcry, &C.
AT No. ~ West Main street,
Sign Of the Nil Sap,
RICHNosp, VIRGINIA,
A RE receiving, per ships Rob Roy, Washing.
IN Richard Anderson Liverpool direct to hi.
Port, their Pail supply ~ English Hardware consisting every va
Of birmingham and Sheffield being
for Cash AMI imported direct they pledge themselves
the roos purchased Northern
&c Goods aud offer the
Of English and American Hardware
At prices which cannot fail to satisfaction
We respectfully an WIN a call
and examine for themselves RICHARDS A GARDNER.
au9t No "a West Main .sres,
RTbe Dauvs Reporter. Lynchbug vgni,n stauuion spee
aor, and Raleigh Register viii pleas copy 1awiw
count fnr collection
nUCK WHEAT FLOUR -nuekwhcat IN Barreis halves.
- quarter and eighihs, for sale ny
oI2 WILLIAMS A HANATJ,
Al nALr BOXES wOol.eys sasa,-lsnIins and by
Nv M nNVHNrnBr a ALLEN
NEW ENGLAND RUN.
OS nnis "LutherFeitons Run store and for s,le by
80 no 90 WILLIAMS HAXiLL.
ENTRs EssILT NOM
Oh BBlsS. Stony Point Mills Family Flour Of
w very Spcfior qualify fof sss by
100 wm. ANDERSON. IT,
BACON SIDES-2O hhds prime Bacon sides,
- f"r -sl- by WILLIAMS pAxAII.
x CASKS fresh London Mustard IN half pound
noss woRTahu. NcGRUpER a 60
HONEY ,upp 81 Honey on hand os los
IL BY EUWARD a. RAILS a Co,
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Sl0000 WANTED!
Tor Ready MADE Clothing AT SiIas Nero ants,
100 Nam Street.
NHE subscriber having very large Stock Of
Ready Made Cohing hand gives
that he deso.s Of srins on cheap cheaper
be Obtained eehefs the
BY himself and VII be warranted both and
siss % the following articles.
Iss Bek and isvibs- go
o CIV.
cas-.
$50 Winter rroek Coats from IS To SIS
ESQ Over Coats Of MI qualities from t5 s2I
1000 pair Pants Of all do SCI to
1000 Vests Of do shin Sol
ALSO,
full assortment of Scar
suspendrr Te Pocket Handkerchief a thing
In the line of Gentiemens sILAs MERCHANTS
def Opposite Hubbard. Gardner L. Co.
tJATENT HORSE SHOEs.-IO,OOO lbs. Patent
Horse Shoes just received Of 100 lbs
siIss-for sale vsry cheap by RICHARDS 4 GARDNER
mol No % West Main rect sign NJ tL- Saw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

| for social intercourse. Miserable beings
pitiable objects finding but little left il
the cold and deranged dishes, to tempt
capricioas appetite, they conclude t.
lounge perhaps on the sofa, or while away
the Time with the last novel, or al The dis
pirited. music, and wail for the Dinner
when they make shameful amends fol
their M tn!ng's abstinence! or rather FOL
their mornings Incidence! So theirdays
weeks, months, years pass away, and
such inveteTRIe habits are formed, az al
most necessarily result In isnoble debility
nervous headaches, loss of self command,
impaired looks, and indeed. ruined consti
tutions, bothof miud and body. Consd.
erius the alarming prevalence of these
downward habits, the resul; Of false, i'm.
proper parental indulgence, i,npropeI
views of education, and of the great de.
sign Of lie, e,need we wonder that philan-
throplsts should deeply mourn over the
degeneracy of the race, especially when
we reflect. that this inbsciIity, physical
and intellectual, will be transmitted 10
others? Surely fathers and mothers do
net, ~ any measure, realize the evils they
may be enlailing upon society By the vain
desne oI giving their doushlers fashion
adte educaIlou, without any adequate re-
gard TO their character, their principles.
their usefulness, or their permsnent and
substantial Happiness.
II the daughters Of our land we're ear.
Iy accuslunlet.io share, cheerlnlly, iu the
Iabors and responsibilities Of mother, to
leel that 5lheEgreai end o. education was
To make tlen,useigI to sorlety-to enable
them To the best advantage 10 enplo.-
those peculias powers winch may en-.
phalicaliy render ther nlinislerIDg angels
In a "orid,siiert ~relchedness abuuuds-
!here would Us less complaint Di bad debts
aud uard ttfz!es, OF of inefficient, ruined
sous ana brothers. |, is impossible for a
brorher. who SIS not a reprobaIe, to resist
the lnEuence of an affeclIUnate, cultivated
sister, who drv0Ies her best energies TO
The IInporlanI duties and sweet charities
ol domestic lie; who adorus the social
circle Will cllseriuluess aud intelligence {;
Who exHIblis CT all times practical re.
gard 10 ordef aud Dropriely; aud who
thus, ny ner Example reminds him, habit
-ra, iIEEG eiIs-Ifc.SS5s.
great end ol human life. And daughters
thus educated, wearing The ornament OF
IA meek and quiet spirit" would be
helps, meet indeed, when they come 10
sustain The higher relation oi wives -
They would be able 10 conduct tine affairs
of their house hold with an ease and dig
nifty, that could not fail to command res
pect and confidence: aud their husbands
would delight to call them, Blessed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
An Apo LoGUE Or APPLE-LoGrE.

Two men planted uul each one hundred
apple trees. ln SIX or seven years they
uesan TO bear. One had spared no pains
lU br!ng his orchard into The hIg hest cob
diton. lie mad continually cultivated the
soil about them, scraped oil the rough
bark, washed them, picked of every
worm and nursed them as il they had
been children. The other, pursuing d
cheaper plan, simply let his trees alone {;
but The moss, and canker wOIns took lis
place and attended 10 them every year.
When Tie orchards began TO bear, tile
careful man mad The best ruit, and The
careless mau coveIed his folly ny cursing
The nursery man Tor selling him poor
trees. ln year ur too The careful man
had TWO bushels 10 the others Que from
each tree. MOI 10 be out done, the latter
determined 10 have as many apples as the
former, aud sci Uul another hundred trees.
BY anl bye, when they bore, the other
had 50 improved that 1t produced twice
as many yet, another hundred rees were
therefore planted. In process OF time
the first orchard OF hundred trees still sent
more lruit To market than The three hun
dred trees of The careless man, who low
gave up and declared that tie never did
have luck. aud it was no use 10 try OH his
soil 10 raise good fruit.
/. When man IL TOO shiflless 10 take
a good care OF two horses, he buys TWO
more, aud gels from the four whaI he
might get from The TWO.
z. A farmer who picks upa COW slm
ply because it Is mol an OK, aud Is nolnI.
nally lactilerinus, aud lets the creature
work Tor living, very soon buys Sec
oud, and third, and fourth, aud gets
lro... lhem all, what he should have had
iron, une good one.
3. A farmer has one hundred acres.-
Instead of getting seventy FIVE bushels OF
corn To the acre. he gets forty, and makes
i, up by cultiya,ing twice AS many acres ;
iustead of thirty bushels of wheat he ge's
twelve, aud puts in acres enough 10 make
up; instead Of making one hundred acres
do The work of three hundred, he buys
more land, and allows three hundred to
do only the work of one hundred.
a. A young woman. with little palms,
can have three times as many clothes as
she needs, and then not look 80 well as an
humble neighbor, who has not hall her
wardrobe; wherefore we close With some
proverbs made for the occasion
Active little is better than lazy much.
Carefulness is richer than abundance.
Large farming ia not always good farm
ing, and small farming is often the iarseet-
Indiana Farmer and Gardner.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
CHARLESTON, August 25th, 1S45.

CHARLESTON, August 25th, lS4o.
By His Ercellency WILLIAM AIKEN,
Esq, Governor and Communder-in CHIEF
in ana over the State Of South Carolina.
SNiHEREAS information has been received
w ut this Department, that an atrocious
murder has been committed on the person oi
JOHN BEVlS, Jailor of Chesterfield District,
by three Negro Fellows, (confi ed for safe
keeping,) named FRIDAY, HARRY and
ISAAC, belonging to Alexander Forsyth. and
that the said Negroes have escaped from Jail,
Now know ye, that to the end justice may be
done. and that the said Negroes may be brought
to triad, fot their offence as aforesaid do
hereby offer a1reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for EACH for their apprehension and delivery,
into any Jail IN this State.
DESCRIPTION:
FRIDAY is about 80 years old. black COM
plexion, md was purchased from Thos. Steele,
who resides in Richmond Co. N. T.. ISAAC
is about 80 years old. purchased from w. Gov
ingtun of the same County. and HARRY is
about the same age, and purchased from Wat.
ter Leak, Of Anson County. N c:
Given under my hand aud the seal of the State
at Charleston. 25th August. III the year OF our
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and forty.
five. and in the SEVENTEEN year Of American
independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN
r @ Pinckney, Secretary of State
Sptember Ia 4t 81
HEAD QUARTERS, I
Greenvle, august ii, lS4o.
General Orders No. S.
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SURGICAL HNFlRMAAY.

r shall be ready To receive Patients by
Il The lst of next month (Augusl.) The
Infirmary is situated near the Georgia Rail
Road Depot, and can accommodate from four
TO eight white. and from ten to twenty black
patients. A good nurse will be in attendance
al all times. day and night.
No charge ssiH be made for bnard. nursing
&c., but Tor surgical attendance and operations,
the usual fee will be required.
During the lecture months. viz: from No
vember 10 March. of each year. patients unable
to pay will be received. liursed, and operated
upon by any member of the Faculty. free q
erpcnsc.
Professor Of Surgery, in the Medical College
# Georgia.
Augusta, July 30 3ms "a
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G o. g II O 1 g g ST So


yHrHE undersigned respectfully informs his
4 friends, that he has resumed the Manufac-
ture of COTTON GINS, and fa.ters himself
from his long experience in the business az ma
ker ofthe celebrated Jone Gins, TO receive
share of their patronage.
He deem it useless 10 accompany this notice
with long lis. of certificates Of frecomme nda.
ton, as to the capacity of his Gins. when he
can assure them that out of near 1900 Gins
made by himself not one have been condemned
or returned. His Gins are Of the best mate
rails and warranted. Attached to the Saws is
a Mote Cleaner, and experience has pr'ven it
10 be valuable addition, as it keeps all the
notes Of any size from passing through with
the Cotton. The Brush Wheel has also un-
dergoro considerable alteration. Upon the
whole, his Gins need only to be tested to be
highly appreciated Planters can be assured
tha, no Gins will leave his Shop without the
Saws and Ribs having been examined and set
by himself alone. and respectfully solicits a
call from them before they purchase elsewhere.
Fl. ODEN. Agent.
Opposite Stooau s; Simmons Ware House.
N. B. REPAIRING done on moderate terms.
Augusta, Ga. July 6' %
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Notice.

NOTICE ls hereby given that application
ly will be made TO the n xt Legislature OF
the the Charter granted by tina, bod, to Henry
Shullz and Lewis Cooper. dated I'm Decem g, !,
ber 1878, authorizing them to build Toll
Bridge across the Savannah River, from this
State 10 the city OF Augusta, State Of GeorGa
at their own labor ard expense. with such
deduction Of toll as the change of time and the
Improvement Of the country will justify ~
Hamburg, s. c., July II II "a
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V0LUnI e x.
'EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER.
BY
w. F. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR,
.NFIV TERMS,


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EGIMENTAL ORDERS.

oePteWDtr II, I240.
A COURT MARTIAL will be convened
IA. at the Old Wells on Saturday the 18th
October, 1S45, at which time aud place Cap.
,alns of Companies are required to summon a
men who have been defaulters at Regimental,
Battalion and Petty Mus'ers, and all defauI,ers
of Patrols, in their respective commands, within
the last twelve months. TO said Court Martial.
BY order Of Lieut.. Col. POSEY, Cumm'ing,
G. D. MINIS Adjutant.
7th Regiment, S. C. NJ.
September II St 81
nFThe Hamburg Journal will copy.
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Notice,

VHyHE Subscriber hereby gives public M.
e tice, that he intends peti,iomlng The next
session Of the Legislature Of the State 'oi South
Carolaa, to grant him an exclusive charter ioI
n Ferry over ssaluda River, near the Island
Ford, a, the junction of the Districts OF Edge
field, Abbevil,e. Laurens and Newberry. II
also gi, es notice that he intends TO oppose the
application of Mr.. j. w. Payne for charter
at the same place. on,
July 80 Atm
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!" o. K."-For long time people pu;z-
zled their brains to discover the meaning
Of the cabalislic letters 20 K" Recent
events, howevr, furnish key to the mys-
terry. What can they mean but for " on
this kontinent'-Oregon, Kalifornia, Kan
ada, aud Kuba.