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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
Christian Dancing.

pax,rus FOR Tract on DAScING.-A gentleman
hereby Offers premium OF 800 fo' tne oes' 1rsct no!
exceeding twelve pages on the QUESTION OF ne Pfo
ceucy Of Teaching It TO our Children COMMITTEES OF
Award: Rev. Stephen II. Tyng. D. .. Hew.York Rev
E. w Andrews, Troy. Nev YORK; and Rev W m a hal
lock l6o Easeaust NewYork, 70 either OF whom .anr
scripts esch accompanied By sealed enyelop con-
tanning the of the writer, may De addressed post
paid until Eev. i, le46. WhL A. hALLoIh-
~ We heartily concur IL the propriety OF the
above offer. and trust it will attract general al
ten,ion We trust the tract which will receive
the premium will consider thoroughly the sub
iect of Dancing, show how and why The popu-
lar abomina,ion of dancing in hot crowded rooms,
from fair bedtime to day light, with hot
and heavy supper after midnight. alternating IN
Himsv garments from an atmosphere Of fos, 10 one
of steam. ,ricked oct for Vanity Fair, and mixed up
with all sorts of company. ought 10 be condeIn ned
and Summed not only by devout Christians but by
all consiaerate human beings. We believe the
RICH, sort Of Tract would show also that there is
such thing rs innocent, healthful, comme'odable
Dancing, 10 be prac,ced in family social circles,
with ten instead Of hundred persons to twenty
feet square OF room at seasonabe hours, and TOR
reasonable periods only, with put Light supper be
fore and none at all after 1.-THE young dancing
noodes,ly among their intimate friends, with their
.,5er relatives looking on We trust the Tract &C.
lected will consider all kinds Of Dancing, and not
sweepipgly, recklessy condemn the good for the
fault of the bad
Rnt the notice copied above suggests to us
sor,e other subjects on which we think Tracts are
needed-subiects which are beginning to attract the
,bouoh,s of not few and which are, like dancing,
of practical moment. We would suggest premi'
ups to be offered as follows:
son for the best Tract on The ritihtfuness and
consist ,pcy OF Christians spending $4,000 to
$4,000 year on the appetites and enjoyrnents OF
himself and family when there are thousand taml-
lies within mile of him who are compelled 10 live
ON LEES than $500 year;
$40 for the best Tract on the rightfulness and
Christianity of Christians buildng house for the
excIps;ve residence ofhimself and family a cost
If $50 900 to 100000, within sight of hundred
families living in novels worth less t'aan 800
s. for the bes, Tract on the Christianity Of build
ing Churches which cost 100000 EACH in which
moor sinners can only worship on 'ufierance and in
the most OUT of ihe-wey corners.
We would not intimate that these topics are
by any means so important as inat of Dancing-far
from il. The sums we suggest will shield US from
that incubation Yet we think these subjects may
aso be discussed with profit, and that there may be
no pecunary hindrance. we will pay the premiums
if the American Trac, Society will publish the
Tracts
THE VOYAGE OF THE RoNER-The account which we
published yesterday Of the voyage of the Rome
lt.lo
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CnnuecIiCut-Lost.

Contrary TO the expectations which we were led
10 indulge by the returns received Tuesday, the
allied powers of Liquor and Loco Focoism have tri
IMPLIED in the Legislature of Connecticut and will
be enabled TO eec. their minority Governor &c in
spite Of the Wing plurality of 7ia in the Popular
Vote Birneyism. though it Inns done very little to-
ward abolishing Slavery, has thus been efectua in
securing Repeal of the License Law, and thus
flooding the ,wothrds of the State which voted No
License with fresh deluge of Alcoholic poison.
The House stands thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

OGDEs LAND CoMPASY.-A correspondent asks
state who compose this Company, for whose
benefit the Indian tribes in The Western part OF this
State have been done OF title 10 their lands,
the strength OF which they are to be driven
from their imnemorial homes;eads into some bleak
far,oa wilderness. We cannot ansve. this ques-
ton But we do happen to know the name otthe
man who, by rnequaled subt!ety ana untiring exer
ton carried ;ha, aIrocous cruel, cowardly wrong
through the L 5 Senate and gave it the sembsnce
OF L binding Treaty That man was Silas Wright,
now Governor of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

HoN. J 5. SKtSNEK At MeGiLH.-Fhe Mobile
Advertiser after giving an account of the dinner
given 10 Nj. skinner at New orleans, says:
M 5 We understand has arrived in Mobile on his way
toInske bret visit Messrs Calhoun Minge and Iay
and under their auspices 10 get view OF the celebrated
Canebras. region in Marcngo County, Aaoams,-rc-
uutod be Of the very best planting districts IN the
Union.
He wishes too t. have a view Of what has been 60
successfully accomplished in the way OF Are.ian "eIs'
or getting flow the surface py oo1hs-
iecl which he 30 fully discussed Illustrated anu insisted
upon many years since in the columns OF The american
Farmerlhe first Agricultural paper IN me Unio iouA
ed by him t~e-ly years ago a. = venture.
Every friend IF Agriculture n tho country must VISA
success To work which thiI veteran friend OF mat
interes, is now devoting all his fscutes-a WORK so
elaborate aud comprehensive that 1t has oeeh wen sus
gcsted in various quarters that 1t oush 70 oe VI
All our public schools That viii ultimately be there
can ne INIT little doubt We very glad 10 learn that
its patronage at this early period-oniy nine months
since it was commemorative exceeds the antcipasions
~ tho publishers who encourage the tdor 10 spare no
pcnse To make worthy Of the age the cause and the
country They have already been under the necessity
of reprnng back numbers to meet the demand, and 10
issue an edition Of three thousand copies Every sub
ec, is illustrated where illustrations are necessary at
whatever cost making generally two illustrated volumes
OF pear 200 pages each. In quality OF paper and style
of printing i does credit 10 the sr.s employed aud 10
III. liberal propfie,ors.
Tn. Editors particular ambition seems 10 BE-, TO eA
cite the young vi the country to seek distinction by
excellence IN Agriculture, which he is attempting TO do
BY giving in the Farmers Library elegant engraved Po-
traits of men eminent for their SERVICE IN the interest
accompanied By memoirs VI their writings. and exam
pes 10 the field OF practice. The Portraits Of Liebig
Van Rensselaer, and Judge Peters have been given
Those OF Col Taylor Of Caroliue, Virginia Mr. Wads
worth. OF Genesee and others are promised, aud IL
course OF preparation
MIR : viii remain until Thursday afternoon and be
happy 20 receive Information and communicate d, the
Mansion House with any gentlemen interested IN Asri
culture,or Horticulture.
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To,al...---l5i

Total 1867 strykeIs majority, ITO.
The Natives polled about 300 votes The Adopt
ed Citizens revolted from the Loco standard, and
went generally for the Wing ticket
The Wings have two Aldermen each in the ls''
lid. IV,h and With Wards, and one in the lNtb,
IS. r. Roberts who was voted for and lie claimed
by the I.ocos We believe there is no doubt how
ever that he will act with the Wings making the
triumph complete.
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Business Notices.

- Mos Fashionable HAts for tee ensuing sp''rs
aye now resdy or inspection and sale al no Fulton s.
between William and Nassau SIS. Those ~ao are
NOT the vo,ar,s Of sshion but who wish 10 LOOK UNIFORM
BY w.s.isg which Is mos; becoming I" them can
have heir Hats made o,der very short nenceey
calling As above Spring style Of Boys Hats now rSsdy
sl6 Tteod
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VERY IMPosrAsr-Romorsd Return OF Mr..
S,;seH-The Mobile Register Of the 'ih inst says a
Gentleman who arrived yesterday from fensscolY
Its The u. $ ship ST Msrys oa the bay with MIR
Sdsl IN board il this report should prove true TIE
mex, mai viii probably bling US the news by the 81
Mars. wh:ch VIII doubtless be OF the uost iupoTtsa,
80
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~ Tux TsIsrEESrs NvauxS OF LmpNERs Ike.
ruxSs on Scientific Subjects being continuation tire
Lectures on the Steam Engine, viii be published Gu
Wednesday the 22d Of April 1ae FoAytsesM will COM
plete the work and vii contain the te posss for both
volumes. indexes, &c. sc. The back numbers may still
~, nhtain.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

~. UTNiams5urgA, l.. / chose Loco Village
officers on Tuesday, owing TO the running of Ma
tive ticket. The to@n chose Wing officers in the
absence of third ticket, some days since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

e The two Indians tha, murdered The tear,star.
Reynolds n the Cherokee Sat:on week or two since
have been arrested and proved be E4eAess oue Of
them escaped after his arrest lie other las confessed
the crime and giTes as reason, tina, they asked the
wsscas-s Tor sornehirg eat and wsre refused and
that they Jaw plenty in the wagons and killed them 10
setL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
sElection for Convention 10 Days from To-Day.

Y1ys ALBANY elected whig Charter Officers on
Tuesday by an overwhelming vote-WILLIAM PAR
MELEE Mayor by SOC major''-'. l. Aldermen to 6,
and 7 10 3 superv,sorr The triumph is complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

~ The perfection ofthe Photographic an IS OWING
in cres. ;esree 10 the ssors Professor Puaoe, who
first introduced it into this country sud although hosts
OF competitors have entered the field he still holds the
rank OF the hrs, Photographs of tie see.
vsi; TO ,he National Portrait Gallery Of Piunee. PSI
Broadway viii satisfy the careless observer that IN
this branch OF the art he is pnequaed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

II TIE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN Nkw.OR'
LEANS on the 9Th inst resulted in the choice of A.
D, CRossMAs, Wing, as Mayor by 200 plurality
over A. J. Guirot TGsa
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Genois, Loco, Re-
corder. General Council all Wing. Aldermen, :
WING and Loco,
Second Munietpalty-Joshua Baldwin, Wing,
Recorder General Council 3 Wing and Loco.
Aldermen, 9 Wing and Loco.
THIRD Maaicipality--P. Luzenesu, Loco Re
corder. General Council all Loco. Aldermen.
Wing and Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

OatarIo Co.--ALvAH WoRpES of Canandsisua,
ROBERT c. NICHOLAS OF Geneva and JONATHAN H.
BUELL. of East Bloomfield compose the w his tickle,
iron, this County. MIR woRpES is the present
able Whis Member; Mr.. NICHOLAS was Senator for
four years and is an abe and sound man.
Breome Co.-JoaN HYDE is the Loco candidate
Resolutions against Equal Suffrage were passed by
the Convention.
Riclmoad Co.-Dr. JOHN T. HARRISON. the
Harrison Elec,or oflsio IS The Wing candidate. for
Delegate from Staten Island. es,imable and pop
ular man. who can hardly fail to oc elected JANIS
F. HURON. Of Wall.st is the Loco candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

~ SrEruvN BARKER 81 Grsndst has this day
opened the following goods received from the Hen
ry Clay viz cases Of lucas, ease sngham'. case
DO small patterns lease singham lawns also case
muslin &c lanes TO which he invites the attention OF the
ladies. AS they viii be sold great bargain ais 81
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Assorr's INsr.rvrroN. az Hor>roN.sr.-The Sumner
Term OF Abbotrs Institution Tor tie education Young La
dies, will comueace Monday, May ih, and win cl9.s
q, gfi1,y July lOth. ai6 iteojis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
Court Cniendar...Trrs Day.

SUPERIOR Couar-No. 10. So S. 50 %. 6467. ~, l.
81, r. % eil. sie IL So So a, O., Il o. II, IL.
10. =, 81. 50. 10 - %. "A IS 70
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MxrALLIc TABLET RAZOR srRor.-rho subscribers
would call the attention of strangers and the public to
their assortment Of tho above beyond ear'i'hc best m'i
c,c manufactured G. SAUNDERS & SON,
nl3 Stood IL Broadway opposite Howard Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

Mr.. TEBsrER's SPEEcH-In answer 10 very
many inquiries. take occasion 10 say that Mr. WV.
sTEas Speech IN Tindicson Of tie Treaty Of Wa.hnr
;on VII be published az this Office In few days In parn
phies form, With al appendix, containing several "a
PERI lei'era aud extracts. TIE pamphlet will PERHAPS
comprise $50 pages, exceeding 10 weight therefore he
p7ege Of an ordinary frank Il can be sent to order
70 booksellers to any par, Of The United ss,es TIKI.
OF course, VIII no. supersede the publication Of he
dag. IN, 10, si"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

" We hear and are glad TO believe tina, the
sta,ernen! that Gen. Taylor had compelled Catholic
soldiers in bis camp ct Corpus Christi 10 attend
Presbyterian worship is fabrication, based on
very slender foundation OF fact No cons,raiat was
employed and the preacher of bitter anti Catholic
sermon at Corpus Christi was not an Army Chap.
lain bats volunteer. All right
And now will the public consider The remarks we
made in reference 10 the general sabjec, OF Army
Chaplainsl Ii such arc to be appointed and paid,
we insis, that those for whose bene6. they arc so
en-, poyed shsll designate the denomination OF their
Chaplains- Why not'
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LIBERAL TAX PAYgk--The Haverhili Banner
sssies that Mr. J. p Cushing, gentleman OF handsome
fortune now residing Wxlertown, was waited upon.
few days since by the OF that town TO ascer
tain the amount they saoald him toward tbe ex
penaes OF tho Atcr inQuirns and being told the
amount Of the whole be raised no desired the
ASSESSORS 70 charge tho riale lneaz, 10 hi1l
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PORTABLE DREssING C,sEs.-Thc subscribers having
completed their assortment OF the above recommend
them TO the public and travellers the most complete
Case for long short Journey manufactures, beth
as regards utility durability and ehespness
G SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway,
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Delesu,e, Nomjnn,ed.

II ONTARIO Co. has chosen 10 Wing TO Lo.
co, Foco Supervisors.
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Appoin,mear by the Goyeruor,

By aad rlA he sGriae sad eoa.s.. 81 lAe senese
wiLLiAN n. EsISSn, to &c Deputy Postmaster at Pc
tsrsbuyg, Virginia, viee jchn Ainse, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

THE VOYAGE OF THE RoMER.-The account which we
published yesterday of the voyage of the Romer across
the ocean, with Illustrations &c will be published again
in the "NEw.YoRKER" tomorrow. and may sbe had at
this Office or of the newsboys Price cents The ed
ton of the Daily containing II is exhausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

Pulosorny or run TEGUSKNrARY TlsSug- No. Hin
Illustration OF the extreme value OF GOURAHDS Italian
ldreatei Soar, purifier n the Stin Dr. WILSON count
al the pe!splfatory pores 90 psm OF he hard and
found less than tiree thousand e hndef aud tghtrsH
tn square inch Each pore heiug the aperture 10 ,iir
tub. quarter inch long, 1t follows that square
Inch The palm o the hand there is aleDeth o tube equal
to eight hundred and sghyIwo Inches, e1ehftio and
klE tct Astonishing his number H. The pores In the
pulps OF the fingers stl more numerous d. WILSON
average twenty eigh, hundred The square inch nnd
consequently this low average yields eugh Of tube
hundred iDches, Aysigt jest 10 The square
inch! 10 be C6ntnuea.l
To- The interesting remaks OF DR.. WtLsoH VIII he
drusd; In tho meantime Dr. GDURAUD cannot too ear.
nes'y uie The importance OF FEE use OF his wonderful
Italian eeated Soape.peealy at mis- OF the year.
when Chaps Cracks, Chses, Sc 20 universally prevail
An 4pyl trd It's well known will Jeckle the SKIN much
ugpSt sud therefore should BIS guarded against,
To remov. Tan. Frecse, Ssowness, SunbmD, Reduces
Roughne,s Pimples, Rneworn Salt Rbeum, NC this Soap
IA known be uurVn,d tlsalso exquisite for Shaving.
GOnfaufs Poudres SubtIss warranted to uproot super
1Ious human h.ir. Gowaad G,sca" Dye has the chemi-
cal property changing red light grey hair 10 beau
uu black GoIGuds Liquid Rouge psrs brilliant rose
tint Ia pale checks and lips,
" Purchasers particularly cautioned asaipst buying
cured ut DR.. FELIX G0tRaUD's depot. 81 WALKER
ST, Gfstslore from BrOAdway Boston Jordan Milk ST.
Lowell. Carlton Albany Pi.rco.
~ As this Is the period Tor atyerti,er. pay their
spects the people OF this neghboring district By spread
ing before them he varied stocks which they prepared
to aappiy Tor Spring mud Summer hr attention Is invited
10 The advertisement OF the Agent for Country papers
r. We have sel3om enjoyed more 1teres log entcI-
t-Dm1nt han that now offered u. the American Museum
The bill IS both rich and varied Every be graft
fed oal grave lover OF the h-s1lilu TO The mfth'u
z"fer Vi The e.nque The iluls Drummer Boy only
ynfs old c'-aes deep sensation and Great Wessrn the
Moy!ag D.afamas, Scnpiursl Dissoying Views &C.
nightly received wita enthusiastic appliance This evening
tbs house VIII be crowded.
~ Al adjourned meeting OF lhe Wing County
CONVENTION, iof hc nomination OF candidates To represent
the City and County Of New York Ia The approaching Con-
y-Eon revise aud alter h- Constitution OF this Stale,
will DC held the Broadway House Thursday evening,
loLh insL 81 O'Clock precisely BY order OF The Conyen
ZION. d C.. GOLDEN 10
al5 2t HAMILTON FISH Secretaries
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WoBuRN. NGuss, March sob. 1915.
GENrLENEN-Erum whit have experienced, and from
the Information have recently received from number OF
persons o high possibility who have used your Sasspa
rla have not i,n j0,bt bat that It is most valuable
medicine and that the numerous certificates ycu have
c-ived OF efficacy fully sussired by tIperec and
although B reputation and utility arc very extensive and
.anI in no need Of my humble efforts 10 increase them.
want I'LL afflicted by disease become acquainted
with The ,6icacy and poer of your valuable medicine
am gentlemen gratefully ard especially. yours
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Piepsred and sold, Wholesale aud retail by A. 3. ID.
SANDS Druggists. 100 Fuloust corner Cf William, New
York. Sold ssu rs Broadway - tSt Broadway, sod
W Druggists generally ,hrDu Shou the United Stae' prcr
- peg uo.ic. ) bottles fnr 81
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,tal. ........... lot Ia

Total. lV' In
We hear thai in some towns (Guilford especially
the followers OF Birney and Leavi openly cast their
votes on Monday for the Loco -Foco candidates.
How can they ask US to style them the Liberty
party 7
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Brooklyn.

The reported msjorites for Mayor are as foows
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o. RsIo OF profits Tor The last three years
The profits for the last 81 years have been follows
1912 gross profits l0l 627 IL. dividends psr cert
1873 -. 337 AIS Go. - 10
1874 10 mos. Az 902 So 20
1875 mos. 263lsl 10. 10
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ul3 3ocd

r. F,RTuER TEsTINoNY-rhe following testimony
hs value OF Sards SprsapSrs IS FROM Rev. Luther Wright
aged year. Pastor 10 The Congregational Church OF We
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Erom ihe Hamburg Republican.

Maslodoa Couon-From the following
letter from one of the oldest aud largest
Commission Houses in Europe. it will be
seen that well giuned Masrodon Collnn
was wor,h in Liverponl, at the time the
letter was written, from l6 To 20 cents IA
pound. The cotton The letter speaks Of
was sinned ON the common gins.
itis NOW beyond question, that an ar'l-
clio worth double the price OF our common
cotton, may be raised any where in the
cotton region, without any additional ex.
pense or labor.
In selecting seed, care should be taken
10 select ,hst whichis pure, as much oi ii
is mixed with other seed. alasIolcn seed
are all large and arhhe.
LIvEaPooL. Sd Sept. 1916.
X, Abbey. ESP, Yazoo CITY, Nil:
SIR: Weregret that in reply ~ your
favor of August 9Th, we can give little
satisfactory ninrmaliun as 10 The uses Of
Mas,olon Cotton in our manufactures.
Even had sufficient quantity gone into
consumption, which there has not, the
manufacturers would cureulIy.conscal the
uses to which they pu' il, aud its value
10 them. So,
of,he quality and value Of the cotton
in our marker, we can give strong and
decided opinion. We think lis length aud
strength and slkiness Of staple place it
next below Sea Island coIlon, (ion which
il presents NO marked point of difference
when not Injured by ginning. This is Il
mos, imrnrlanl point, because saw -elnnrd
Sew Island dues not rank high in th;s
market, owing 10 The staple being cut.
The writer believes that he has seen
every parcel of MasIodpu Cotton in the
Liverpool market. For some lOd. is
asked. We sold TWO bales, dull in color,
a, Sd, and rather large sale was: made
early in the season a, 81 or Oh. Had we
100 bales of similar quality 10 the small
bale OF MIR. w. Il. Mercr,, we should ask
lOd, and we have *. dOtih, q sale Eheht be
made readily at 9d. But you mus, bear
in mind that parcels Ola hale or lw" are
diflicullro place, the buyer making rather
favor Of taking them; -.
i. Tie principal POINTS 70 aHeal TO are
first, tineness, length and comparative
strength of staple, which mus, not pc M
juried by over ginning or working. the gin
100 fast. which converts valuable cotton
into broken mass Of fbres, xpensire TO
separate, aud involving the ipss al hall
The cotton. Mex, ~ tfis, fine pink bloom
is desirable, not f6o much Of The cream
color, and degree Of oiiiness in the quality
of tho cotton, making The sample silky
These points attained, The Cotton 'oould
onig be inferior 10 the higher quality Of Sea
Islands.
AVe remain, your oh't servants,
H..t:G GEO GREEs " Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Land for Sale.

Hp Y consent. Of parties, will be sold, for di
.HD vision, at Edge6ed Court House, ON the
first Monday in December next, (if not dlsp $.
ed Of by private sale before that time tract
of.Land containing 1917 acres 'I,sore or less
situate on tile road leadnS from Hswit's Ferry
to Hamburg. twenty four nias from the for,
mer place, adjoining laads belonging 10 Benz.
Murrel Thomas DeLoach, and others, it being
the premises OH which James Virgins, decd,
formerly resided.
A credit of one ycar will be given. A note
and approved security Of course will be requr.
cd of the purchaser. Any person wishing 10
purchase at private sale would do well to ap.
ply TO JOHN RIDDLE. or
WESTLEY BARNES.
November 4 81 4I