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rmE AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

'ENNS i-Une DOIIaT per year, IN advance !;
single numbers Ten Gents; three copies for Two Dollars
Published Monthly. by sAIIos 4 MILEs, eos broadway, New
fork, ooatain'ng b pages, royal octave.
Each number ofIhs AEneulunst contains one sheet, and is tran,
ported BY mail under the sane regulations as Newspaper, VIZ -
fire. any distance not over 30 mixes from its place Of publication;
over TINS and within 100 mica VT 10 any town In the State OF New
York, one cent postage on each number, and one and a halfeeuts
IL over 100 mics, without the State.
de 27 "A ATfpN PA.
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w EIsIGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH,

w for the cue Of Dyspepsia, Chronic Thrash, and all diseases
arising from n disorder Of the stomach and bowels; such az Head
ache, Heartburn, Flltueney, Constipation. nc.
The great celebrity which this medicine has obtained, and 10
universally gaining In every section Of country where n has been
introduced, and the many unpreeeden ted cures u has effected whhin
the last two yrau, establishes, beyond al doubt rts superior efficacy
IN radically curing Dyspepsia and Chrome Thrash. with their con
eomfant dseasss. In most ca>s, the Restorer iii afford almost
immediate relief and effects very great change for The better in a
few days; but il cannot be reasonably expected in diseases Of long
Standing. TINT the same 'alutay effects WILDE produced in 50 short
a psrHod YET, from the great celebrity II has already acquired, we
hnd NAM personA are apt TO expect too much Mt the commence
nent, while Others expect a single bottle 10 Afford them immed ate
ad permanent relief II fs impossible for a physician To form any
thing like a correct idea Of the quantity Of medicine that may be
Indispensable TO Meet a permanent cure In different forms and
saEes Of a disease; therefore the quantity must be in all caseL
proportionate to its effects sone requiring only one botue, whilst
Others may require nI or eight Por sale by
ALEX DUvAL d co,
az 20 I47 Main s,te,t
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

fzs6N and after the Sd Of December
o DeIt our Boats winieave Richmond MoDdays
"tdtesdays and Fridays al 8 A NJ. precisely aud arrive in Lynch
burg next days at ST r. NJ
kriuIniHs' leave Lynehburg Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
II Al NJ, and arrive in Richmond nsrt day NJ ~ p N.
Passengers for staunton,
BY our Boats, Will leave at : A. NJ Mondays wednesdays and
Jpn.
Pa's-gosJ for Far~rins aad Charlotte AID HahCaI Court Hsssa,
IeAse Richmond oy the Boats and connect with The Stages n Car
tersvine.
no % ROYD. RDhOyD 4 nAvrNpopr
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gwen TO represent the lnssnsL
ese r~erspiatioa. IL 10 The great sva-
euation Cor the Impurities of The BODY
u WI be noticed that q thiek cloudy
mist issuss from all points az the sur
face, which indicator. that this perspi
ration nows unin,erropiediv when ~s
are In health. but cease. when We are
SICK Life cannot be sustained with
o tit. IL 10 thrown on non the blood
and other juices of the body. and do
poses BY this DeanA Of nearly all The
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TO BUXEK OF EURNIrURE--SOUTH.
J.. Il J. W. MEEkS.

AvlNG facilities for manufacturing all kind, OF the moe,
L Il FA'A"as&s and SPics4id Fs-rinsrs now u.d, beg leave n
specially to cal the at ention OF Southern Gentlemen and Ladie.
visiting New York. to their Establishment, No. IL ve-y street a
few doors from the AstoT House. Al their Store Rooms will -
found an extensive stock offOniure, made in tho most ancient and
modern Partisan Is well as other desirable styles. such rs Egyptian.
EhEAbethan, Gothic. Louis XIV and Nv. &C. all OF which is OF
their own manufacture, aud gotten up under their personal super
inienderee' and warranted To equal any made in hi. city or Europe.
New York. Sept. Islh. rs. Nv
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y n %, Sod Slore aud A|gricnltnrnl

AoNE1 ~ CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
Il Warehouse. : Merchants Row, team
bridge near Harvard college, Mass, only two miles from the city
oner for sale one of the most extensive collections Of Vegetable,
AEucuiu o. and Guss Seeds, to BE- found in the country, c0mpri
sing a large assortment, and incildng the nswest and in1g APP
proved varieties; a are and superior collection OF Busous Flower
Roots and the newest Dahlias abo, Gardening, Botanical and Ag
ncutuTal BoOsz.
The propuetOIs of ihase e1tesive nurseries containing upward
of thirty five acres, now uhcf for sale one Of the largest and richest
collections Of
fuit and Ornamental Trees.
EvergWens, Towering shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum anf Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines, Raspbsnie-. &c
Greenhouse and Hardy Hsrbaeeous Plants.
Roses and CamentasL
Dahias and Bubous Flower Roots
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots
Bucktborn, Abor VrF, &C. for hedges
Great attention has been devoted 10 fruit trees particularly pears,
and all the choicest kinds IN Eufops have been selected by a nor.
sonal visiito the most celebrated nurseries in the anof 1894. Up
wards of 400 varieties Of the Pear slons now form our collection.
specimen trees Of which have been pa nted out aud are yearly
coming into beannF. BY which means perfect accuracy IN the Ganes
may b. depeBosd upon.
They would especially call the attention Of eunvators 10 their
trees, which. being grown - fer North. viii be- better able n resist
cold tian thnse raised where the winters are comparatively mid
Catalogue gratis.
The collect on 81 Roses - unsurpassed. comprising more than
twelve hundred var'uss, among wlheh are the newest and urest
France.
The green house department - compete in an Nv, ehoicr and
deHfuhle varisties % Camilla, Poargouium, Azaiea, Cactus.
fHnny, Fuehsil, ChrySanuhemum. japan Lilies, &c.
-.'hhbefald discount naais 20 large purchasers
70 y orders 20 BE- accompanied with the cash, or q draft, 0r
4 satsfsetoy reference.
Catalogues cent gratis to even poet paid applicant.
Orders Addressed o. ~ Will b. promptly rrecuted the trees or
plants fecufey packet, 70 bear transportation a. any pat nf the
country ana forwarded without delay. De I5m
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-EOLlAN PLANO FORTE MANDATORY.
fENhE subscribers hsving the exclusive night for Boston and vi
II entity, To manufacture Coemans Patent Eolisn Attachment
and To apPy the same to Piano Fori~s with the additional tight TO
vend the same To others. to be used IN any part OF the country.
They abo manufacture Piano Fores oGevey description, either
with oi without the iron frame, and with OF without the .RolLan Al
aehment.
Persons wishing To obtain instruments n either hni, from our
mandatory, arr hereby assured. that IN aneases their orders, BY
mail, 'hah be faithfully executed. and at as low prices, as II they
employed an agent, or were resent themselves
To remove ali doubts from the minds n those unacauaiuied with
US We hereby agree In ,Ichlnge every such instrument at our own
eiPen,e from any part Of the country, or refund the purchase mo
ney, Il the purchaser Is not satisfied.
Any person " shinE information IN relation to the .Eoian, may
OBTAIN copies OF Tire .EoLIAS PIASo FORrE Journal GRATIS. by send
ing their adir s-tous +. GILBERT 4 CO.
no l1-6m No an6 Wasbinrro, stree, pos,, NJ.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
II to his friends and IN. public, for the great extent Of patron
age be has received in past years, and begs leave o. inform them
that his present arrangements for manufacturing Clocks n, most
ample, and that those who deal with him will find him as ready as
ever to sell on the cheap pet hirest, and most honorable terms, and
10 devote the most ngtd attention to their Interests
Having been extensively engaged IN manufacturing Clocks for
more than twenty years past, he believes b. has had sufficient op
pouuniues for becoming acquainted with the wants Of Cloek deal
ss and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases Of hun. that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed In point Of workmanship or hnish.
It's a well known TACT that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly selling a worthless and counterfeit article, .labeledAs
the genuine "JeronIe Clock" which fact IL an unwilling acknow
Jedgment( from them Of their superiority. He trusts that pufehas
ep will appreciate the advantage Of buying direct from tie factory
In which case they will not be the subjects OF this imposition. Al
orders. " accompanied with The cash, will be promptly and faithful
" attended IN. Strangers who send their orders by mail may rely
upon receiving the attention son personal Application. Chicks In
tended for Foreign Countries will be- careful y selected and packed.
with reference 10 the various markets. An Cocks purchased At
this establishment are warranted 10 perform well, and the same
Will be delivered on board boats or vrsses free Of ranspO taton
phaEe. With assurances that every possible attention shall be
itaid 70 the Interests OF HE friends and patrons, he respectfully 20
ecits the pstronsFe ofaii.
Warehous. IN Philadelphia, st 10 Nsuh Third Street
Warehouse in Baltimore, al 30 south Charles Street
PAoroRT In New Haven, on ~ Johns Street, between HRmf
ton and MARKET. oc 91-Iy CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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DECEMBER 22D, Is45.
Cheap Dry Goods-HIa Servants, u.-
thing, &C.
II VI JENKINS would invite the attention Of thos- vsptns
H. really eheap GOODS. 10 examine hs stp,k. which h., b.s,
iepicnisied within a few days.
blankets from 3s %. 4s 81, and higher prices
Bed blankets from three dollars per tar apd inner
n large assortment Of materials Tor men ad vonsn', uf,te,
ciothing.
White and RED Tiaunsis, Is cents ar dnsr
Cheap brown and bteeehed shiuinss and shsstInfs
Cotton OTnabufgs an kinds
Gso, ~ ErseT 0ods,
Cashmere Reps, houslns. Silks, shswi.,
kechsfs, &C.
Ltse"i,s 10000 ysrds esBooss great bsrssins At pnees from.
6,s 10, i2tc ,and hasr.
POI bargains, ean 81
Dee.2 ~ r. n. JENKINS.
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- ICH As5uRTMENTo OF ANNUAL ia FOR Ist6 yTASDAR,
~ AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOOKS, in hand
at IsI Main ,ueeL
1r Purchaser, or Christmas and New Years Presents. will end
Having such an extensive and varied assortment. every taste and
puIse a . = suited. J w. RAsJoLPH n co.
EMP-6oOo u: Western Hemp, in sore and for sale on &C
de2i Lin CRENsHAw. BROTHERS q co.
ENEATHERS.-400O lbs. prime live Geese
Feathers, just received and for sale in lots u suit purchaser.
de23 L. d cRENsHAw. BROTHERS n 60.
SaoKING ToBACCo-eOO lbs > II Norgans' prime smoking
~ Tobacco, IN store and for safe by
dea DCRENsHAw. BROTHERS Il co
Aw BooKs-Ani the Virginia Law Book. anda large stock
OF other Law Works, can be had at moderate prices, At J. w.
RANDOLPH A. cos Bookstore, BindeU, Stationery, Music and
Fancy store. l2i Main Street. des
over SHOESl OVER SHOESII A va
- rely Of Gum-elasic Over Shoes on hand, for Ladies, Gems,
desc Id. HOOVER.
poRTo RICO sUGAR-2O Hhts ? Rico sugar. landing for
as by de 10 WEBB. BACON a co.
OF LITERARY POHTHAITS.-
" Sketches Of Modern Literature and Eminent Literary Men.
beings Gallery Of Literary Portraits, by George GIfnan-Rspun,
ed from the London Edition; two volumes in ore. bsiry No. q and
Z OF Apvleion's Literary Miscellany, a new series OF Cbotee BooE.
Just Published, for sLe by
h9 DRiNKER n MORRIS.
SUPERIoR BUNCH RArsINs, ALMONDs, se-isO boIss
- very best Bunch Raisin'5 , bales aud S barrels Bordeaux A.
mondE 10 casks prime Goshen Cheessi rs boIes prime Pine Apple
Lhee,e. pors.le by ht WILLIAMS a HAxALi.
SKIRis AM ROBRs-Drb Moreens for sEirs "
~ Rich Paris Robes for Party Dresses
Party Gloves French Collars. &c. can h. found at
LATBRoP, CHRISTIAN 4 Cos,
%S %. Main street.
( hEEsE-iOO CASKS Cheese, landing and fr sale by
deb DAVENPORT. ALLEN q On.
%ivERPOOL FILLED SACK SALT 700 sasks Liysrpoo
- Factory Salt for saleby h1 WILLIAMS n HAXALL.
SOLAR OLIVE keep constantly on hand soar Oh Tor burn
- ing in the Solsr or Lard Lsmps-it Is AZ eheap and Otherwise
preferable To lard ALEX. DUvhJ a co,
ne ~ t47 MAJ, st,s.,
lNOH small Store. on Igm street. ADJOINING my
y store on MATS street
dss-n John GsEsB
R"uTTER-i4skeE Gades superior. sud . bares do prime roI
- Butter, on board the steamer Columbus, now Ia the river and
De "a CaPgRTON A CRtryP
UDuRE CIDER viNEGAR -2O Bbs pure elder vineuG 10 rore
= End for sale BY del6 BissELL a moCANDLtsH.
4 NORDoN ROUGE-A supply o. he above eeiebratsd Cham
~ payne just received direct from the importrf, snd Tor us ny
dsW HENRY LUDLAs 4 60.
fNRoUND PLASTER, Lube" Nils
- NAiLs, "PbsniI" FACTORY
Do. Warehouse aHd nor
NADER. INDIGO
COPPERAs, ALUM
NEW RICE, ut. CROIX SUGAR
GUNPOwDRR AND BLACK TEAS
~sPBRhACErt AND TALLOW CANDLES
SOLE LEATHER
car AMI LETTER PAPER
STICK ANDsOLiD LiCORfCR FOR sAs BY
no 70 DAVENPORT. ALLEN A. On.
DuRE NEw ENGLANU RUNS bausl, ,y,. n = No.
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CO.PAKTNEKNHI

EuNARD 4 HONE have thisdAy associated with them JSO.
IL W. NlCoLL, pau, firm OF Cray. Nteon n TO > and will Icon
unue the Transaction Of 4 Domestic Commission Dry Goods business
this City, under The fnn OF LEos.RD, HoSE 4 NIooLL-
WIN A. LEONARD,
ROBERT :. HONE,
JOHS W. NICOLI.
NEw YoEE. In Jan AIRY, Isi5.
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a G. ASTON, Wholesale Hat Manufacturer. No. ~ Llb.r,
"a. street Newark. N. 1.-THE subscriber directs attention OF
Southern and Southwestern Merchants To his celebrated establish
ment where he manufactures with unnvaned success. Nuina.
Brush Pain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF all kinds. Ako
Bows and ehhdrens Fancy aud plain Hats OF all description.
He will MAXI II an objeeito merchants to buy OF Inn at his fac,o
~, should they call upon han.
Ne~ark, n. J. sept 25, lsiS. GIN
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pATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
Tha subscriber would respectfully inform THE PUBLIC.
that he has on hand, and IL constantly MANUFACTURING Safe
~ Locks OF every description. for BANKS, safes, Houses. Stores
PRISONS, and fa'ent PAD LoCks for Rail Roads &C. which be
warrants not 10 get out o. order lAND FURTHERMORE. TIL At
THEY CANNOT RE PICKEDu Al ORDERS Thankfully received
and promptly attended IN, al his Rank Lock Manutaeton, New
ava New Jersey. &C 6-6m n. Z. JONES
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A OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
- serbers would respectfully inform their customers and the
pubBe generally. that they have rsesivedths usual large suppy n
the most fashionable and other kinds " ready made CLOTHING, for
winter wear. and 10 which They are sakIng constant additions semi
veekiy, consisting ~ every variety ofdearabls Cloaks, CoatsVe1a,
Pants, Drawers, Shirts, Collars, booms stocks, Focks, Hdkfs,
auspenders. &C. ke-wtth which they viii b. pleased 70 ht them
In the bca style and upon the m0st reasonable terms.
The pains they have taken in the sel,euon of their materials 10
nsears goodness and beauty, ~ well - the care They have taken 10
having thsm made up und,r the = own supervision 10 feeure durr
bniy sod neatne. Of hL n1tss their assortment one peculiarly
desirable 70 select from, u s1 perspns Gail and -e for yourselves
At HOOPER q CRAFTS Virginia Clothng Store,
foT-f M "a Main q
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Court of Common Pleas

In tie Court OF Common Pleas.
Thomas l.. Whitlock, who is in the Gus.
tody OF the Sheriff Of Abbcville District,
by virtue of writ of capias ad satisfacien.
DUN, ut the suit of McCarter & Allen,
havm g filed his petition, with schedule of
his whole estate, real and personal, for the
purpose OF obtaining the benefit of the Act
OF the General Assembly called "the In
solvent Debtors Act"
Public notice is hereby given, that the
petition OF tho said Thomas L Whnlock
will he heard and considered in tho Court
Of Common Pleas for Abbev,lle District
at Abbevilc Court House, on Thursday
the twtnty-sccond day Of October next, or
such other day thereafter as the Court
may order during the Term commencing
at the place aforesaid, on the third Mon-
day in October next; and all the creditors
ofthe SAID Thomas L Whitlock arc hereby
summoned personally or by their attornies
to appear then and there in the said Court
to shcw cause, if any they can, why the
benefit of the act aforesaid should not be
granted to the said Thomas l. Whitlock.
upon his executing the assignment required
by the acts aforesaid.
JNO F LIVINGSTON, c.. C.P.
Clerks Office, July l6, 1916 2l 3m
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ON DANDIES.

There are few preachers in the land
whose sermons are so full Of pith, point,
pepper, and pungent sarcasm as those of
Dow Jr." Sec how he dresses down"
certain class lazy, loaferish, waspish
dandics:
"Now you that was cut out for
man, but was SO villainously spoiled in
making up, I'll attend to your case.
For what end did you burst open the
worlds door; and rush in uncalled,
like a man chased by mad bull?
What good do you expect to bestow on
your fellow men2 Some useful inven-
ton, some great discovery, or even one
solitary remark? No! those that look
for any thing good from you, will be
just as badly fooled as the woman who
made green's of gunpowder tea.
You know where the neatest, tightest
pants, with the strongest straps, can be
had son tick" but you don't know
where the next lecture will be delivered
You know the color Of vest, but never
studied the gorgeous hues of the rainbow,
unless it was to wish for a piece to
make cravat Of; you know how sill
ly fellow feels in full dress, but you don't
know how man feels when he eats the
bread earned by the sweat of his brow;
you know how monkey looks, for you
see one every day twenty times in your
landlay's looking glass, but you don't
know how man feels after doing a
good action you don't go where that
sight is TO be seen. Oh! you wasp
wasted catfish mouthed, baboon-shoul-
dercd, clipper-legged bewhiskered dronc
in the worlds bee-hivel What are you
good for 2 Nothing, but to cheat your
tailor, neatly TO lisp by note line from
some milk and cider poetaster, senti-
mentally talk love, eat oysters, and act
the fool shamefully. l say, does your
mother know you're out? Lam afraid
you have no mother, nor never had!
You are no more use in this world
than a time-piecc in Il beaver dam. You
fill no larger space in this worlds eye
than the toe mai! of musquito would
in a market house; you arc rs little
thought of as the fellow who knocked
his grand-mother's last tooth down her
throat; and as for your brains, ten thou
sand such could be preserved in drop
of brandy, and have as much sea room
as tadpole in Lake Supcrior-and as
for your. ideas you have but one,s (and
tina, is stamped on your leaden skull an
inch deep,) that tailors and females were
made to be guilcd by you and that you
think decent people envy your appear
ance! Poor useless worm2 You are
decidedly hard easel
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Election Notice.


Notice ie hereby given to the citizens Of
Abbeville District, that an ELECTION
will he held at th. following places on the
SECOND MONDAY and TUESDAY
Ill OCTOBER NEXT, for q Represent
tative in Congress, also for a Senator, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the re-
slgnation Of DR.. A. 3. Arnold, whose term
OF office will be the unexpired time for
which the said A. B. Arnold was elected,
and for five Members to represent the
District in the Legislature, also five Com
missioners ofthe Poor.
The following arc the names of the Ma.
nagers at the respective Precincts:
Al the Court House, NJ Davis, Au-
gustus Lomax and William Hill.
At BRAKES, D o Hawthorn, S Don
nald, and A H Miller.
Al Warrenton, w H McCaw, G. B
Guffin, r Wilson.
At Calloham's, Robinson, B Gala
ham, J F Clinkscales.
At Lou'mcsriUs, J G. Caldwell, r
Davis, J Mauldcn.
At Calhoun's Malls, w II brennan,
r Brady, p LeRoi.
Al MeGoao's, w Bradley, J G Lind
sey, jr D McClain.
Al White Hall, C sproull, E Wat
son, S Marshall,jr.
Cambridge, r Child, w Carter, w
Chlles.
At Gaeenacood, r M White, w D
Partlow, II l. Coleman.
WoodviUe, R Talbert, NJ Hutchison,
Thomas Ross.
Dead Fall, P D Kleugh, v Rey-
nolds, w Buchanan.
Scu6lcton, B F Jones, A Fl Magee, J
ki!liagsworth
Hollimam's Store, E Tribe, r c.
larkness, H NJ Prince.
Smithciile, J Jordan, Silas Ray, B
Stewart
Frazier's, G Cannon, E Nelson, S
B McClinton.
Norwoods, J F Gray, S Hester, w
Speer.
Stony Point, D w McCants, Smith
G Appleton.
Morsane's. B E Gilbert, p L Guile
beau, E G Martin.
Moseley's, J H Britt, H Palmer, B
Talbot.
Colhrnm's, w P Sullivan, S Perrin,
S G Pennal
Due West Corner, J H Hadden, J
Cowan, II Ellis.
Cokesbury, w G Anderson, B z
Herndon, J Wright.
Speed's, A F Wimbish, J A Speer,
w J Lomax.
The votes to be counted at the Court
House on Wednesday after the election
Angus: !9, ls46 Is St
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Notice.,

Is hereby given to tie Legatees Of the Es-
tate of the late Stephen Wits, deceased.
who are without the limits Of this State,
that the Administrator, with Will annexed,
is ready to pay their respective legacies,
and requests them to appear in person or
by attorney, on or before the first Decem-
ber next, and receive the same, as he will
not be accountable for interest after thut
time. M. w. COLEMAN,
Admir- Will Annexed.
September Q, 1916 27 m3m
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LAND SALE,

sIsEaxs At Abbeville Court House, on
x.SS@ Sale Day in October next, and
s@W&S4 Immediately after the sales by
~ the public officers, will sell to
the highest bidder, the tract Of Land on
which now reside, 1t lies Is miles west
of the Court House, within two miles of
Savannah river, and contains, according
to recent survey, 35S4 acres, 200 IN cuI-
tivation and balance we'll tlm3cred wood
land. A credit OF two years will be given,
with interest from day Of sale; purchaser
to g i've bond with approved security. Pos
session to be given on or before the 18th
November next. E.P. NOBLE.
August l9 257t
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his PLAT
TATlON, five miles east of Cokcsbury on
Saluda river, containing -Four Hundred
Acres, one hundred Of which is river bot
tom. There are two surveys of it, both
Joining one tract, one containing 272, the
1873 acres. will sell altogether CIR sepa-
rate, as may suit purchaser. Any person
wishing to Guy would do well to call and
examine for themselves. 1t is well water-
ed, and very healthy; tolerably good
Dwelling House; the out buildings ordi-
nary. l will give one, two, and three
years for the payment, in equal INSTALL
ments, and the price shall be full below the
value of the lands, as am determined to
move to the west the ensuing fall.
July Is mtfiN ISHAM GORREE.