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SIl,e,,,.Sfg,s sale.

BY virtue, of suudry wits OF fieri a.
cias TO me directed, / shall proceed lo3sell
at ,Edge6eIdnCour, House, on the first
Monday and*'Tuesday in March next
the following property in The following
named case. VIZ: 2.-.es
Hiram Roberts, Trustee OF Mary Rob
errs. VS.. Robert Nj Collough; James Rob
ertson and Douglas Robertsou, vs.. the
same; John Amaker, vs.. the same; Jen-
nett Wallace and Robert Wallace, Ex'rs,
aud others, VS.. the same, the following
named slaves, viz: Maiinda and her: child
Robert, Viney, Ritter, Ferriby, Judge.
Clarssa and her child Caroline, Jane,
Leah, Milley. Douglas, Elisha, PhiIlis,
Nancy aud her child Charles, Rachael,
Martha, Ephraim, Tom, Joe, Jim and
Anderson; and also FIVE or six head oil
horses.
Isaac Lyons g. sons, and others. vs.
Mrs. nj. +. Goodwin, one negro man
slave by the name of Henry.
James M. Blair, VS.. William T. Bush,
one negro boy slave by the name OF 81
lick.
David Richardson and others, VS.. la
vid Little, four negro slaves, viz: Nancy,
Dobbin. Andrew and Francis.
Churchill & Daniel aud others, sever
ally, vs.. A. &. Leek, The following uegr,
slaves, viz: Ben, Qnin, Mark, Jerry and
Lark.
Sherwood Corley for Wade s. Cnlh
ran, vs.. Sauuuel HemphiiI; one negro slrI
slave By The name Of Charlotte.
William Brunson. IS. E. G.. Baud. one
negro boy slave by the name of John.
Sarah Laborde, IS. Robert Samuel {;
Bland s. Butler, vs.. the same David
Boswell aud others, severally, VS.. the
same, one negro slave by the name Of
Andrew. and three horses.
J. r. Carroll, aud others. VS.. Olivir
Simpson, one pair Of mill sloues.
John Bauskelt, vs. William Dalton,
one negro woman by the name Of Mar
garet.
&. L. & E. Penn & Co. and others, VS..
James d. Hammond, one mare and lwu
cults.
John $. SmyIy, Ex'or, vs. Bryan Deeu;
Allen & Smyly, vs.. the same, three ne
gro slaves by the names of Tim, Willis
and Isaac.
Alfred May, vs.. James Stevens, and al,
one negro boy slave by the name Of AL
fred. Terms of sale cash.
II. ROULWARE. S, e d.
February l2 1876 2tc 4
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Abigail Stalnaker Applican', } Summons
VS.. Susannah Slalnaker aud in
others, Defendants. J Partition.
PY virtue Of an order from. John Hill.
~ ESD, Ordinary Of Edgefeld Dis.
trict, shall proceed TO sell at Edgefeld
Court House on the 6rsl Monday and
Tuesday in March next, on a credit until
the FIRST of January uexI, a uac, Of land
Belonging rs the estate of. Samuel Stall
naker, deceased; situate 10 the District.
and Slate aforesaid, lying on Stephens
creek, waters Of Savannah river, adioin
ins lands Of Maj. John TompEins, Jabez
b. Talberl and others. containing One
Hundred and Twenty and d half scses,
more or less. sy....s...
Purchasers will be required 10 give
bond and good personal security aud
mortgage of The premises to the Ofdina-
~ to secure the purchase money. except
the cost which will he required iD cash.
II. BOULWARE, S, E. D.
February 6 1916 lie 3
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sIDGGFAsiAD
F ema lie A C d e m V.

- HE:Trustees lave engaged the services OF
Miss SARAH RICHARDSON 10 take
charge of this Institution, loi the ensuing year.
Miss r. has for several years assisted DR.. w.
3. Johnson in Teaching and has during tho
present year been connected with the Green
wood School. The high character and quail
iGcations Of iss K. may induce parents, will,
great confidence, to contide h.ir daughters to
her instruction.
The yeur will be divided into two sessions,
allowing the usual vacations.
Rates of Tuition per Session, payable one.
halrin. advance for each session, and the balance
at its close.
Per Session
For Spelling. Reading. Writing,
and Arithmetic, ; w
Geography, Grammar, Compost.
tion with the above, IL UO
Natural, Mental and Moral Phi
Iospphy. Chemistry, Botany,
Logic, &c. with the above, is 90
Fiiiy Gents per session for fire wood.
BY order OF tic Trustees
-. N. L. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
N. B. Mr.. E. b. BACON will give
lessons in Music to those vs. no desire it.
Dec. 10 at 40
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue orsundry wriis ofFieri F "a
ID cias 10 me directed, ] will proceed TO
sell at Edgetield Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March nexl,
the following property in 'he following
named cases:
Hiram Roberts, Trustee of Mary Rob,
erts, vs.. Rober, hcCulloush; Jane and ,
Douglas Robertson, VS.. tho same; John
Amaker, VS.. the same; Jenue,t Wallace
and Rober. Wallace Ex'rs, and Others; ';
severalIy, IS the same, The tract of land
where the defendant lives, conialng Sev
en- Hundred and Fifly,siS acres more 11,: or
less, adjoining lands Of Washington Wise;
Moses Swearcnsiu, Joel Roper and
others.
Terms Of sale cash.
gg.. H. BOULWARE. S. E.. D.
February 6 1876 lie
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Henry Stone and others 0s. Bill for Relief
Pleasant Seares, Admir-. OF and
Philip Llghttoot, deceased Atcnnnt.
I'm pursuance of the order of the Court
IL passed a, the last term. requiring me "to
inquire aud reportto the Count, nj its next term,
WHO were the next Of kin of Philip Eightfool.
the Defendants inteslaie, at the time Of his
death, and whether any of them are since dead,
aud if dead. who is or are their personal repre-
sentative or representatives" Public notice is
hereby given TO all persons claiming 10 be the
next Of kin ofsaid Philip Lightloot, late oftIie
District and State aforesaid. that they appear
before mic in the. Commissioners Office. at
Edgefed Court House, on or Before the first
day "f May next, and make proof OF their
kindred and right or OH their failure 10 do so,
they will be excluded from the benefit Of any
decree that may be pronounced in the mu,lcr.
S. 5. TOMPKlNS, C. Z. E. D.
Commissioner Office, Nov IL 3m AZ
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Stanford F. Mays aud wife, Summons
Applicants, vs.. Patsey Spikes IN.
and Others, Defendants. Partition.
VDYsvirluo Of an order from John Hill,
Nd Esu. Ordinary of Edseild District,
I shall proceed to sell EdSehela Cour'
House on the first Monday and tuesday
in!March next. lands belonging to the es-
tate of John City deceased, situate in
District and State aforesaid, near cam,
bridge, adjoining lands Of Thomas Payne
John Moore and the Estate OF Patsey
Ligh,fool. and Others, containing One
Hundred and Fly y-Rpe acres more or less
on nacredit until the frst of January next
Purchasers to give bond and good person
alsecuritys and a morsgage:of the prem'-
ses TO lie Ofdinaryfo secure' heipurchase
noney.ScosiIe s;be, paid nscash, s s 80. =
ssssss - BOUEaVARE,IS. p: %. /.
February G1S46 4:e 6 o.
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.E.TGEESaE SCs.OOA.

fEsHE Subscriber will open on The Second
IL Monday in January next School at
Pottersoitlc, near Edgefield Court House. He
will teuch the following branches viz Or,hos-
raPhy, Reading Writing, English Grammar;
Arithmetic, Geography. Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, and other brlnches connected with
a Thorough English Education.
A few young genlemencan receive lnstrnc-
t0n in the Classics
Rates Of tuition WILDE moderate
Good board can he obtained III very res
pectabe and pious families OIL reasonable
terms. &,
$. w. KENNERLY
Dec. 10 tt 40
a NExcelent article of WINTsR STRAINED
IN LAMP OIL For salu by
ID TIBBETT'
Dec. 10 IF 46
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H.g.. JEFFA,RSs
Generas Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, 3. e..

Merchant. Hamburg, s: G..
- TILL. offers h services to his friends and
- the public, nd he will devote his undi'f
ded attentiomto e
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GooDs.
Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend to ary business that may be
committed to his care.
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed and by industry and
close attention to business. be hopes to merit
and to continue TO orcceive The same. II shallbe
his uiu to make all his charges as light as pos
sible, knowing that it will be to his interest to
closely observe The interest of his friends
Liberal advances will be made if required. on
produce sent to him for sale or store. Cotton
sent to him by Boats, will be received Jree is q
,1hartagc. All produce semitic him Tor saie
will be promptly sold on arrival il so ordered.
Augusta 2s-e-t Nsriss IL i>',-7~ % 49,
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State Of South arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Elizabeth R. Whatley, and) Bill
others, VS.. Edward L. for
What!ey aud others. Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given thai by vir-
Ia Iue Of al order from he Court OF
Equity in this case, shall offer for sale
at Edgefetd Court House, on The first
Monday in March: next, the two follow.
ing town lots in Hamburg, known in the
plan Of said Town as Lots No. 2s6 and
PSI, on Cook Street.
Said Lots will be sold on a credit of
One Year; with interest from The day Of
sale. except. for so much as will pay the
cos, of this suit.
5. S. TOMPKINS, c. f. E. d.
Feb. 7 1876 SO Is 4tc 3
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Joseph NJ. Perry. -sts,tlEiil5 ,tsSiis 5a b:
TEN HE Plaintiffs in the above cases, baging
I'LL this day filed their declaralionsin my 6f
fee, and the Defendants having gnoithef Wives
or Attorneys known toreside within tllealimits
of the State, on whom; a copy offsaid declata-,
tions, with rule to plead be serysd.SIfi
therefore ordered, that the, said DefeRdantsdo
appear and plead to thesaid declarations syisbini
year and day tfronl,ythe date hereof osah
default thereof final and absolute judy msntSwii
be awarded against then.e, & {;
THOS..G.BACoN, P.:;a
Clerks Office, May II, l6a5rl
May "a ~ slYjlTE tsSassI6tys
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.gayne,s Yerllaifsrge.

4 kAYNh!'S Ftitaiit UGEhas gladdened the
eS heart OF many mntheT who had expected
sUon 10 follow her child 10 the grave, but found
il restored 10 life and rosy health by this cele-
brated specific Il expels worms without irri.
!ating the coats Of thu stomach and bowels. and
combinesithe virtues Ul atomic with tIose'ol
an alternative, Neither the Vermluge nor uie
ExpectoIanl has rival in tie whole range OF
tualeria medica, Tor diseases to which eacn is
adapted. -.
The Money is always returned, il jayne 5
Carmlnltive does not prpdnce the most declden
benefit, III Cholics, Sick Headache, Grlplng
Pains, DiarhGa, and all arrangements OF the
Stomach ana bowels. ,S.js
u Meier. FaiLs.-The American Hair Dye
never fails, whrnuscd as directed. 10 change
the hair from any other color, ton b, autitni au-
burn or jet black. s,.js..... .5a
Piles, Half the cases Of Piles areiicausrd
by the irritation Of small worms. Jayne's Yer
lnllnge cures all such Gases by. y..emoving the
worms ana mpallns u healthy lone 10 the
bowels. --4,.,
asthma. or PhthtS'c, IS cuusedsby Il Judgment
ofthe phlegm or mucusin the a,r cells, which
obstructs the passage of the al. through the
wind tubes Jaync,s EzpectoTant reInuves the
obstruction with the greatest facility, aud cures
tie disease at once , c,-.f;-tF, II
U9R.S. ROBERTS s is Dr. Iayne's only
Agent at Edgefields Comt House.
TBeware Of CoanteJeits! -
February ls - -. s,is,S IS.
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Lost or Stolen!

nN Tuesday, The 9th inst, small
Y six Purse, containing Forty Dol.
lars wiz: four Ten. Dollar Bills on the
Hamburg Bank,) one small note on 7.
t;olly.5forts2 5Gcrsi, payableslo S. 3.
Ryan one account on y Raitns ia \ A.
IluSe yIor!Seo Jas. Loyei, and several other pa
.ners not recollectedg A liberal reward
will be given given (5rSthe recoyery,of The same.
B, j. RYAN.
Dec. II Il AZ
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State Of South Caro- i;na,
- EDGEFELD: DISTRICT ~

Andrew Carson. s y u ~ ~
Guardian Of Declaration III
Francis w. Forth, sys:s: - 81 Foreign
Enoch Byne, Elijah Y 4 4 skss 4fitaeales1. y
.vag Byne, liarmon ~ Il @
i.qeri,s Hust.se.4a yg ~ Sss3, .ss e.
Andrew Carson, IS. Y L,csla laratioa III Eoy
!1fE the same. s. sTif.i iIasI1aevs
KHs He Flainii Els IN Inc aboys staiea cases
III bayipg ibisday fled then DeciSra afioiss M
my Office, ,and the Defen1anis ias ne
nowife or Attorney kppwnt1 y iis
lilnitsoethe Staie3o " oin sol tis Sans
with a rule Splcnds can DC hsefsed ii IA
Ordered that lie ID Defendahfafh fhear.
ndpleadtos the same With d year. afst d eaS
from the day hereot, OF fnal and absolute JUG
ment WILDE awarded against then.
~ THOMAS g, ,RscOfy esT 6. q
Clerks Office, March 17ths fs4 IS.
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South Caroline
EDGEFIELD DISTR1Ci

EDGEFI FIELDs sUlSTRIC1
IN THE COMMON; ;iLsEA SIR
Na"cy II. Billiard, Execufix,:Ys. Dec,n in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Hust g3s} },Fpf.sA.
aud Wm:. Fl. Byne,si SO Sfachn,s
7HSflE Plaintiff in the above stated casea haa:
IL ing this day filed her declnraiio :ir my
Office, and,h defendants having neiiherwives
or attorneys sknown to within thelimits of fshis,
State, on whom a copy Of said 4des.aIatioB.
with rule 10 plead can be. serYed:Itisffrre
fore ordered, that the said defendants do:plead
to the said declarations, within a year and d
day from disqualification ftbis order. OF finai:
and absolute judsrnentwillbe uwardsdaasaias
them. ID 5u8izy - S3ss2aa, ~ 20 q.
THOMAS G. BACON, % .ic.s.ss
Clerks Officer I1lhs Al archsis Isl fy fygasi.
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Merchandise. &C.
g IgBg1 s. @AAR9RS
tnoIesale & Retail Gr0cers

2 IasBg9 s. @AAR9RS
Taolesale h Retail Gr0cers
CORNER cEsrRE AND MARKET STREETS,
HAMBURG, S. c.
NEAVE just received and will continue TO
a III receive fresh supplies Of the following
Articles. which they offer to their friends and
the trade at the lowest market prices:
SUGARS.
30 hhds. consisting of st. Croix, Clarified
Porto Rico and Muscoyado.
Double Refined Loaf Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
COFFEES.
So bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Augnstura do.
125 choice Rio DO.
Bale Mocho do.
Is bags Cuba.
BAGGlNG.
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. al to As inch.
$50 do. Kentucky, (heavy) A to 45 in.
so do. Tow, 45 inch
l25 do. Gunny 81 per yard, 45 to AZ in:
100 do Georgia Il Coroliha, A to 40 IN.
ROPE
300 coils kentucky hope
so do Manila, do
so do. Jntc do.
MOLASSkS
90 hhIs. Trinidad Molasscs
25 bbIs. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron. of all sizes. Also,
good assortment Of R0op and Band
Iron, German an Caster IL Cast Steel.
B4CON o. SALT.
30 900 Prime Country Sides.
1900 Sacks Salt, :.
do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
CHAIRS.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
IS do Windsor. do ~
10 do Cune Seat,
g do >Cbildrens, do
2 do Boys, do
3 do Offices; do s4ls<
9 do Rocking, do -
do Nurse. y do &. - = 90
!. u BLaNKETS.
z bnlasl "a BIanlsets d,
do 1O:4 40 tweighing7 lbs. the
e. pairy < Z z
a good assortment Of Bed Blankets from,
- 1914 10 1874.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
1000 yds. Washington Jeans (hcary,)
lUUO do. Coventry Plains.
'. z NAILS.
roo Kegs, fassorted .Sizes)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PONDER.
80 Kegs IIF Dupont's Powder
10 do Blasting . do
90 do Eagle, Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. ], N. Y. Union Mills
White Lead.
TEAS.
so Bo5os Teas. Consisting Of gun pow
der, Tyson and Imperial
9 ascs attees,
| hest Black Tea
LIME.
200 Bbls frcs, Rock Lime.
AIso-Plaster Paris.
"A L. S O.
Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon Nntmess'
Indigo, Salipetre, Blue Stone. CoPperas
ShoeThread, Snuff, Cotton & Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets, Painted Buckets,
Tubs. Churns, Keelers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles, Washboaids, Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms, Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows, Rakes, Scythe
Sneeds, Coffee Mills, Soap, Tallcw u Sperm
Candles. WagonBoxes, Measures, Saddle
Irons, Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols, To-
bacco, Grindstones, Osnaburgs, Twine, Cas-
tinss, Boots, Shoes, Wool Hats, Rice. Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Benrskins, Mackerel,
Mustard, Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil; choice
article Of Chewing Tobaccoi Vinegar Bexes,
c Cider Barrel Covers Cod Fish, Plough
MouIds, Sole Leather, Nankecns, Choco-
late, &C.. SC.
WANTED-lO.000 lbs. BEES WAX, Tor
which eaeh will be paid.
Hamburg, 1916 It 20
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Edfeield Academy.

900 EdfIeleIu hcauemy.
ElHE Exercises Of this institution will
u be resumed the first Monday in Jan.
uary, 1916. Terms as herciolore-namely,
rates Of tuition from TWELVE 10 EIGHTEEN
DOLLARS per session, according TO the
branches OF study taught; end as hereto
fore, none admitted for less time than
session, except by special stipulation be-
lorehaud, the charge being made for dd'
mission, and moi for teaching.
Good board may .be had 10 the vicinity,
and one or Two more pupils may be as-
cottirirnioda,el in the family ofthss Teacher.
80 ii. X. McCLINTOCk.
Nov &c II A
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PROSPECTUS.
OF A iSEW DEMOCRATIC $PAfFK 2
THE iSOazElael.5l sBOII1.ae<yl


The SOssSlse5.51 sEOlgl,sssyE,
To be published in Tallahassee. Elo,idd.
TIME undersigned proposes 10 estabEskia
Il the City Tallahassee, a:weskiy News:
paper. to be entitled "Ihc4 Southers tJonr,tul,
to be devoted 10 Politics, Literature, gIcfii,s
tire, the cause Of Temperance, ind aloraiity;
generally. q. fig,;i,1 Z lem stss5Ss 4
In politics iIle Southern, Journals viii fafsi
lach iisrlfto The southern school. and fsustaifIs
those principles which among Souihern Deus:
ocrats are known as the Stte; Rights Doc:F
trincs ,t,a5 -, u. i ~ *: t5tisS
I, will contend for a. strict construction of
the Constitution Of the United States: bslieyiHs
that the Federal Government was thelrcsnlt
of compact between separate and: :indepehs
dent STATES. and that every power not expTesaTs
granted, was reserved to ,llle States, ,seyerally.
That the exercise Of any, power; not expressly
granted on the puit Of tie; Federal Goyerll.
ment Is lsanusurpnton. iand should be checked
TIE Southern Jnurnal' viii contend Sfuf
the hnririne that the Federal Government
shonld take no money from; the people Of the
States, except BY the express graut Under the
authority of explicit terms Of the Constituii0ns
twill CONTEND thai no Tariff should, ,betii;
posed, except for TIE purpose of Rerenne, and
to deiraY the necessary expe nses of an egosk
nominal administration of Government.
1t will oppose the appropriation of tho proc
ceeds Of the sules Of The public lands 70 7tbes
States. ~. 4 3ifa 3iEsltt
These are some ofthe sleadins topics wircb
will engage the attention of sthc- Sonlherns
Journal" 4ssg sss:s gsscrs sfsfs
In relation to the .lacal affairs. Of the Siates.
the Journal will be Democratic. and Ssupport
the policy of the Democratic Party. Wiihtba
strife and the; bitterness sofi i by-goile day,
it will have as little 10 do as the nature Of 10:
position will permit. Those questions which
have in times past divided the public mind,
which have been discussed and settled (which
are no longsr practical questions, and which
can have no weight with practical statesmen Or
enlightened people. il wilt permit % pass IN.
regarded, unless imperiouslY forced upon lis
attention. - ~ ~
The "southern Journal ,a@iII be pnbiishnt
every Tuesday and fnrlishedgsio subscribers
at three dollars per ailuums payable inyafiabiP
in advance. The undersigned. has ALSO smades
arrangements 10 secure, The. ,assistanceln thes
editorial department., Of an highly INTEL
gentleman Of Alabama whose eonnection gsiths
the Journrl will commences sometime IN Jans,
uary. - 50 - 49, & W. SBAKT TBtsII.S
Tallahassee, 9th Decemberf Isa6 ai
YHyarrallt's Compound E1tract
IL Of CuBERs AND .CApAyAI,s stands nnris
vailed for It's efficacy. It performs, Q cure ma
few days-no con inement or restriction In,
diet is necessary It will be found invaluable;
being prepared with the greatest possible case,
upon well tested principles, found upon that
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E-sr 1ssr- :
UEItraet .fou. tho ,aRcpot' of thca.:Visitiagg
COMMITTEE of tic Pennsytra fiorticut-,..l
tural SociaB;;n UNANIMOUSLY adopted,
a=and ordered 10 be.Pri1fed.f K &
s:IsANDRETH. 81 rs
q Nurseries safaaf Gszf' f'dfeaas.
ThesR extensive grounds are !on Federal
Street, near the Arsenal from which -.
! ca M@N 8MGesn15
of the finest quality have beenyscaItered oyer
the country. and may always be dependeo
upon The Seed Establishment oi. these Hor-
iiculturists is one OF the nnost e1tensiDc- IN thc
Unio.. and its reputation is well sus,amedir
year to year. - = F ~.
ITO ubYiate The chance of mixture OF the
larina Of the runts Of the same family they
have established another nursery, at suitable
distance, SO that degeneration cannot take
place, and which secures to the purchasers "a
genuine article" Knowing thus the age quail
ty and process Of culture ofsevery plant' the
ugp y from Mcir grounds is recommended rith
confidence.
~ Since the date OF the Report" from
which il,e above is extracted; their entire es.
taGtishnicat has been g7edtty cniargsd. The
collection of Cumcllias embraces all the finer
kinds, aud consists Of some thousands of va.
rluus Sizes so likewise of Roses, and other
desirable plants, both tender and hardy-Fruil
Trees etc. ssea nsa
The SEED GARDENS, alone, cover .fJiy
.4crcs, and the whole is, as has beel. for more
than hall century, under the successive inan
agemeut of father an'l sol, tie most prominent
IN AMERICA.
UTOrders received by r. s. ROBERTS,
for Frnt and other Trees and Shrubs Of the
best kind, and most healthy cnndiuon.
FROM whom catalogues may be ob!ained,
gratis. -s.... ,Isg.,;szs.st =. s-.ss .,,.
January % 81 /
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