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i AlNt' uIniod co partnership sr The purpose u
conducting general
Lroea,y and Commission Business.
IN the town 81 l,nehhurg, would beg leave W
Inform thir friends and thu public generally. that they
shall at all times keep on hand web selected sloeh Il
Family Gluceriss. Dry GooGs. Has. Buois Shoes. ST..
They Will also keep good stock Of Liquors, viz Apple
Brandy. French Bmndy, Rum, Whiskey. Wines and
saporof article Of old Rye Nhis.cy. And shall
sell exclusively for Cash or Barter we viii offer great
mluc emonts Ia all those Whu may favor with call.
John H. DAVIS having been engaged fr several yeais
past the tnmmsso business. w,ll give his Undivided
attention 10 the sale a 'iuharco. Flour. Nh,nt, Cprn
Bacon. Lard, or any other hind Of produce that
may be entrusted to care uonisngat the time,
thai eSerilon Part shall be lacking. give per-
feet satisfaction 10 all those who my favor with thor
patronage
Our house isoppo,ito to the cabH House or Granite
Building. JOHN H. DAVIS,
NM. J. PATRICK.
BY pefn5siaa,wo would beg leave 10 refer to the fol-
loving gentlemen
Bryant 4 iinoey, Mcdaniel s Lee. Haphy, Cron-
shaw & Cater. DAVIS. Colboun & Co, Turner 4 Bur
we'll, J. ( NJ, lloas NJ. II. lasindcr & Co, RoLsrs
& Waller, Lynehburg.
CAPT James Al Williams, Dauvio.
Charles W Ward, Esl., Pig RIVER, Pittsylyania.
nt Edward p. Williams Halifax.
J. T. Watson. Esq, Pilaylyanla Court House.
James Garter, do.
March 4 2w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

The House oC Delegates have been to-day engaged In
discussing the District Court hill. This PROPOSES an i'm
% ran, modification e the Judicial system oi Viz
tina. and creates intermediate t.ufls of Appeals u
e constituted ly association Of three judges Of the
General Court 1t has been maur with great care by
he highest legal talent in tic Legislature, aud IS conf
IDENTIFY recommended by lis patrons as remedy tur iho
ardy and nnc' rian operations 4 the out OF Appeals
a tribunal which, to Judge from the debates, Is mol In
he highest favor with the profession. Indeed the delay
attending litigation in the Court d Appeals are - nun
TO the PARTIES, that any remedial measure IS entitled
10 examination.
Tie Senate has passed the ILL authorizing the Nacad
amizng the J.ynchburg and Salem Turnpike Company
without any othcrcrrr rr'aion han PERM sion 10 aP
rly the State dividends 10 the construction ct the work
he completion ofa coed road. fIom ynehIlug to tic
South Western counties, would afford your place great
advantages, i VIZ d enable wagons t, transport much
larger leads and of course at rfducod Io gilt Inc W III
chester Turnpike is sad 10 beso woll paved Z gaded,ll
four huscs draw forty barrels e flour and SIX horse
team froquently draws lead Of 600 lbs. he new
road now under construction " ct Of salem, is SAID To be
superior any road ever constructed IN the o'ae-aho,'
the ci,zcus of Lyncurg tcyoie their enterprise ana en-
ercy 10 complete thcroad IN the same sy!e nom S"o5
nr TO Salem they will have road which need a'celt
fear conilctl.n Tie cons ruction Of these works. L.
rehcr with the expenditure of he appropriation to tn.
Canal. must lave fivoIaHc eject upon your town'and
upon tho adjacent country good de'.and i5r iron,
cerifs provisions and other supplies Will sFrlng mp,
and an advance in prices may be anllrlpared
Indeed when compare the charges OF ir@leht, &e.'
in your section II the country and thc luxurious opera
o1s nc oenr Ia market with the rapid and cheap com
muncoons Of o her States, must perceive the tnor-
nous disadvantages which your farmers and planters Ia
nr nader Virginia definitely to have determined
on making one spasfnodc cH1t to establish system oil
u,pr yc1ents and the bulls which have passed within
fv, DAYS will to fIloNed in all probability, by othcrs
/, f great local importance We are to have another re-
consideration Of the Danve Rail Il ad, and the Louisa
Rail Road. which was lost to day by four votes Will he
arr before the House. The ndcah"ns OF favour 10 IN
it-c. o1-o,e7nens ees'a t. ea'e s''''a'el Fe.l -
s,j ~ A,5fc Is- cf9 yerro.e aro7e'' te cITtr' "
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RICHMOND, February q, lS47.

RICHMOND, clfuafy 4, lc4f.
You will learn with surprise that tic bill providing f +
tina extension Of the anal Buchanan passed the HOUSE
If Delegates Yesterday, by vote Of sc TO 81.
The Of this bill must have hctn beyond
measure gratifying 10 It's advocates, il gives thru
Al 236 OJ0-"hen they had avowed a willingness .,
take 100000
You remember that the original bill arprcpriat ne
4a20oO to the conplc,ien Of the anal to North River
with sme Otter minor appropriations 10 the kana"ha
-aproyemcn and south side connections was lost this
-vas followed by motion TO reconsider, and the Com
mittce reported bill, approprlating $500 600 generally
" tho extension Of the work from Lynchhurg westward
Pending this bill good deal Of excitement mani
tested in the counties Of Botcourt and Rockbdge and
population was sent down with series Of resolutions
protesting against the refusal of the State extend the
Canal and presenting several alternatives ofeNtrnsion
division of the Slate, with right Of way Baltimore in
perspective The doputaton, which presented these
resolutions, charged with prop stion that If
State would advance S. $50 UUD for the extension Of
the Canal to Buchanan. the Company would mortgage
all its effects for the general security Of lis differs and
deliver the Board Of Public Works lis bonds with psr
snal security. conditioned that it, five years afer the
completion Of the work. should appear, that the annual
average of tolls upon TO whole work. during that term
Of wears, should fall short of $4,000 per annum,
tho dec cncy of tolls should be made good by enforcing
the bonds for such deficiency, according to the proper
ton in which the individual guaranors were several
ly bound This proposition was embodied in an amend
mont Offered BY Gon,m Dornan who stated that the
friends Of the work, if disappointed IN passing the amend
nent. would fall back on tho bill approprlang as above
%}OO,O0O and. after extended debate. iIc ameudmon
vss adopted the 10Th, by to 80 passed the House
before stated, yesterday and has been commitment
Cd TO the Senate, which body, Its friends seem well as
'uIed will pass it.
The provisions Of the present bill somewhat novel
IN Nrgin,n legislation, and many peTsns. who would
nave voted for small appropriation directly from tho
treasury, aid Of the Company. were compelled lt
vote against proposition which might either result ii
In 1t,1TC. nd
who preferred extending the improvement. either by
hck and dam, by rail road, would have given mol
sissr and experimental appropriation to the mouth d
North River, satisfy Valley, and to enable tho STATE
- a'ermlne upon the policy Of carrying the work Still
he ac however, has passed the p'osrcs of the no''
~" 'n'H.d Urnr: ~. Fit dos 49, c.T'-fo '1s e7
7'rs1l' e,,riTa,cd wit, fIt-d.ft " ri - 'ea-' ~
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1Nfposrs,,s.<- -, -, -:..ii--
-. SeeL.A> L<n

The lin Iltigon Bill has become a law. without
the Nlimut pryiso.
The Military hal pased without the l.aatsn,at Co.
neral feature
The imparao' Ocean Mail Steamer hill pas,.l
The Irish R''ef u Il Yat not reported by ,he Com
miiice ii Ways AMI Means in The Housc frieate and
slcop var 10 carry PROVISIONS e,utnlo.,dhy cru
Aeas.
The following appointments have Leon maac:
tnl benton, MaJurGrncral.
ID Cummings, ufGa, do
Gen. CadWalaicr.oi Pa, HasoIier General.
MI llarpjag.o y. y, d.
Mi Ptefee, OF \. H.. 10
ChlflcsJ. Insers,n ~ n1nultel a. Minister 10
France, and promptly J.elcd, ubHeup.u eichufd Rush
VAS nominated and confirmed. G1f. Todd, Il Oh.o
a,-,sa1 Mr. Wse "a Aig.slero BIB Mi Hop
ldus 4 Va is Chars, Il uriaal'
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TIE MARKETS,

New York on the LIST inst, Flour remained firm ard
prices looking up Genesce Flour s. 2i to : Or
Southorn S. i2i to 6 rs. Corn: white, % ceats-yel
low, 9S to o5 cents.
Philadelphia market a'so firm with fair de nani-
Flour s5-Corn: yellow and primo s. 10 90 cents
Baltimore. March 2, Flour S. to 6 ia Whca.
81 Is t. As
Richmond, Marsi.4 Flour s. 25-holdors ,sk S. 50
WhcatS 80 to 30. Corn - cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

~ 1t will be seen that Thomas s. Fuurnoy of Hal
lax has been Nominated by The Convention hch met
on Monday last, at Franklin Cour llouss as the Wing
Candidate for the Third Congress ona District, lately
represented by MI Tredway. All must admit tlai
this Of the strongest nominations which could have
been made.
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MOS .2.ND TotPEYS OR scars.

IT ItS .H,ND To- PLJS OR SC.YLPS.
Z TR. QUIRK, oi New York, now at Washington city
I'VE Gccta Professor, alia " " Maker has made arrange
menst 10 vI>it Lyuehhme before the 10th OF March
when he viii be ready to ali Iequr ng his artistic
inthc way # an uiuttnal Head i air. As his stay
viii be short he VIII h pleased have the early calls of ali
who NAV stand in need o his cmbcsAng touch He will be
found during lis stay at tie lIanklm Hotel.
THOMAS QJiRK,
March S-3tif Of $50. Broadway n Y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

e. John Thompson Jr is candidate f.r re election
In tho Senatorial Dsr Ct composed o he counties If ~
bemarle, Nelson and Amherst. DR. Twynan, Ct Am
hcrs is talked Of his Democratic orporeut bu, Nj
Ihomrson's re election is beyond contingency,
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rurYi!ECE MILLION hill

This Bill occupied the attention ef tbs Senate, OF
TUESDAY fourteen huns, and finally lasstd that by
the " ilmotrrcyiso layng first teen rejected. III,
debate WIS carried On by Mcssrs. j. NJ Clayton Pcarce
Dix. Corwin Butler, Coquitt. Wescou. Dayton, Cas-
Upham. Miller, Dickinson. Rescrdy johnson Nc.5,,g
ard Archer ard was highly interesting. exciting anl
sometimes stormy. The y. l. Senator'S split, Mr. HiA
SD Ike strongly in behalf # the rrcsso. Mr. niekns /
dsoleycd the instructions of lbs Lee, stature oreh /,
said he sh. uld 81 against the u.f,ducen of slavery
whom States were be made oft Vi the conquered terri
eIy.
The vote upon the Wllnot prJy;so was:
YE.,-Messrs Allen. Anterior, Camcrin. Cilley.
] NJ CLAYTON. Corwin. Davis DAYTON Dix Evans
Farfeld Greene, Huntington, Miller, Niles. phclrs.
Simmons, Sturgeon, Upham, Webster. Woodbridge
q.
N.Y.-Messrs. Archer. Ashley Atchins N. Balper.
Ba.by Benton. Berriea. Breese. Bright. Butler. Cal
houn, Cas-. Chalmers, Co'qut. Cr.endcn. Deb nson,
flanagan. Houston flanagan. Johnson Of Nd J I'm
Sun Of La, Lewis. Mangnn. Mason, Morrhead Pearce.
Risk Srvicr Soue. Turnev. Nescott Nulee-3o
Atsrnt. Messr Thomas Clayton, Sen,I,e and Spciph,
II Wal after o'clock, A. NJ. when the final vote was
,,kca and ,heb was passcd-i cas- % Nays24 The
yeas and nays are as follows:
Yr.-Massrs. Allen. Ashley. Atchson, Atherton
Bagby, Benton. Breeso. Bright, Butler. Calhoun Cass
Chalmers. Colquu. Dckinsun. Dix Fairfield Ilanne.
gan, Houston Johnson, IF La, Lewis, Mason. NiIrs.
Rusk, Sewer, Soule, Sturgeon, Tumey. Woecot lu,ce
%.
NAn-Messrs. Archer. Badger. Bcrren Cameron.
Ciley. j. NJ Clayton, Corwn. Crittendcn. DAVIS. Day
ton Evans Green Huntington Jarnagn hqs ~ I Nd
Mangun. Mil r. M,rchnsd, Pearc". Phe = S.al.uo,s
Eph,m. We 2stcr Woodhridce-24
Absent, MessF' 7. Clayton, sempe aud Speei,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

e Col Charles Psrrow is ate for re election
in the county Of Nelson. We learn that he La, opposl
usn-bu ~ he proves hlns' II faithful able and res;cc
ted delegate, VIC have f,ars cf his Le.ng discard
cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

e. Sec the advertisement e Mrs. Gibts-We hay
neutrality-suspicious. Of her Emltoidery which are T.,
eecdngly beautiful and ingenious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

Or Tho British Government have announced their i,
sentioa to pay thefreght upon all provisions shipped
the relief Of Ireland.
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,LAHES Rj'ER 6, k.i.N.7U!i1 CO.MF.ANK

NOTICE is hereby given that the purpose clearing
ont the depocs in the Cann repairing the Locks Sc
,Yatsr viii be withdraw iomt lie several Levels, the
ljhoi MAY mat it II be let into the fst level,
about The I'D Of the munha Maiden A!rchure
Dam o or about the Seven Islands Feeder,
on or about Tie 9Th ne-and al the 1ye Xiv ard Joshua
Falls Dams aud at yucbrg, about the 18th OF June.
l}y order ul tie President and Directors
W. b. CIIIrENDEN Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

SUPERIOR HyiISkEY-l4 YEARS OLD
MCDANIEL Is LEE have Just received in store ard
w otter Ton sale, lot q the supario pure Old Rye
Nis1y, in Ehyns years OIL Those in want o! reai.v
prime trt:ec 49, r!da2 eat - eSaTains.
Nh s. .I1pANlEL & LIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-08

%. From a notice in the Wing, we infer that the OK
poctaion Of the opposing candidates. this Congressional
District, being al Campbell Cour, House today Is not
vel! founded. Icy to address the pee pie Of Iu
asnburg to dsv.
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FOC.H MUSIC.

- l. CHEFS respectfully informs the citizens of ynch-
L burg, that he viii lis class in Vocal Music,
the eapt,t Church, ucsday evening, the 9Th
O'Clock Those he feel ncrCed IN the impov of this
branch Of dcroeai exercises respectfully invited to at
tond. March Sit
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RAISED EMBROIDERY.

tyRS. I. 4. GIBBS would respectfully call the
WI ton Of the ladies' of ynchburg the specimens Of Raj
Enbo lery, which she prepared teach in eight
to ten easy lessons Specimens may be the
Mcssrs. NH. II. Ryan aid ID. I. Z. Peters.
MareiS ew
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The following letter should have reached us in time
for list We insert il now, as its interest is not i'm
paired by the delay.
Correspondence of the yirginian.
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kHPORIINT
N0tNG u BOW LIS, having disposed ofihcr stock Of
Goods. intend 10 Baltimore, sGAuus to
close up tLt hslscs pace and therefore fequc,t all
ndch,d h tAcm forward aud settle tht accounts IL
sy day phervse they wall be pat into the hands Of
"A at Tot collection.
March ont Pm II
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OBITUARY.

Died, OH the 18th inst. ARGROVE
AMMONs, youngest son OF Jas II. and
Edna Tustan, in the 7th year of his age.
Died, in Cass county, Ga, on the 18th
of July, Miss CHARITY +. FULTON,
eldest daughter of Mrs. Lucretia Fulton.
She was a native of this District; and with
her mother removed TO Cass county in Jan.
uary, 1912.
Died, in Benton, Ala, on the 2I instant
Mr. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS, of this Dis
trict, in the 23d year of his age.
The subject of this brief notice, was
Volunteer, in the Alabama Regiment, in
the Mexican War, under the twelve months
requisitlon and having served out his
time, was OH his way home 10 receive the
welcome smiles of his fond parents and af-
fectionate sisters and brothers but the cold
hand Of death intcrfered, and put an end to
his earthly pilgrimage. Mr.. Williams was
a noble and daring soldier, and was be-
loved and esteemed by all who knew him.
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(FoR THE ABBEvILLE BANNER
PRAISEWORTHY.

cannot resist Mr.. Editor, giving publici-
ty to the following. instance of christian
courtesy, and christian liberality.
1t is known to your readers, that the Rev.
H. A. G. WALKER ofthe Methodist Church,
agent for the American Bible Society, has
been presenting the claims of that society
to the different churches in this District,
during the last four or five weeks. He had
made two appointments 70 preach at Lower
Long Cane Seceder Church AT the first
appointment very few attended, in conse-
quence Of severe rain, and it was thought
best to defer making an effort in behalf Of
the Bible, until a subsequent time. Mr..
WALKER preached however. and left an
appointmcn for the first Sabbath in this
month, and on that day drenching rain
prevented him from attending at all. He
then addressed letters to DR.. PREssLY, and
two, Or three, other prominent members of
the church, asking them 10 bcstlr them
selves in the matter-that he had thirty dol
lars then in hand to constitute their Pastor.
MIR. HEMpHILL, a life Director Of the soci-
ETY., and that if they would raise one hun
dred and twenty more, the deed would be
done. DR.. PREssLY presented the subject
to the congregation on last sabbath, and
witnessed the exhibition of SO much zeal in
regard TO the matter, that he came to the
Court House today and paid over to the
writer Of this notice, in accordance with
the Instructions Of MIR. WALKER, the re-
quired amount-ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY DOLLARS. In consequence Of this in
stance of christian liberalty, on the part of
Cedar Spring, and Lower Long Cane, they
have not only constituted the Rev. w. II.
HEMrHILL, il life Director of the Bible Soci-
city, and thereby told him in language not
to he misconstrued how much they love
him, bat they have gratifcd the feelings of
Mr. WALKER beyond measure, and most Of
all: they have performed an act, the results
of which Eternity alone can fully develop.
ISAAC BRANCH.
Abbcville c.. H., August IL, ls47.
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Hogan & Thompson,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS
No. 80 N0yth F0u9ih Street.
Aug IS

Hogan & Thompson,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS,
No. 80 North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have for the supply of Booksellers, Country
Merchants and others, large and complete
assortment Of BOOKS, STATIONERY,
and FANCY ARTICLES.
H. q L. are the publishers of School and
Standard Books, Manufacturers Of Blank
Books and most Of the articles of American
Stationery; and 6eeping also handsome as
TIONERY, they are enabled to offer extra
ordinary inducements to purchasers, in the
prices, variety, and extent Of their stock.
Having recently bee ONE the Commission
Agents of some Of the most extensive Paper
Makers, they can offer to wholesale or retail
dealers and TO printers and binders, LET
TER. CAP, LEDGER, WRITING and
PRINTING PAPERS, at very low prices.
They will also keep constantly on hand a
stock of WALL, WINDOW, e. SCREEN
PAPERS, of the most beautiful patterns and
brilliant colours, at manufa cturers' prices.
BLANK BOOKS of their own superior
make, ure always kept in quantities to supply
orders, or made up 10 such particular pa attcrns
as may be required.
MERCHANTS BILLS, or Ad-
vertising Cards for New Goods.-H. & T.
have been printing these Showbis for the
last year or two for their customers in a very
beautiful style, but for the approaching sea-
son they have had some New and Elegant
Designs engraved, which will make more
snowy and attractive advertising sheet than
has before been printed, and they particularly
invite the attention Of merchants to this mr..
ticle, which will be furnished vt very mode
rate price.
DESTROYS Of retaining their old customers
and Of adding as many new ones rs possible
to their list, II. & T. will endeavor always to
have such stock of articles in their line as
is to be found in any other establishment, and
their prices will be found to range as low as
any other house, they hope, therefore, the adj
vantages which they can offer will induce all
dealers in these articles to call ut NO. 30
NORTH FOURTH STREET, whenever
they visit PhilideIphia,
Augustl1 24lt
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Citation.

Whereas, David w. McCants and Mary Ro-
land have applied to me to grant them Let
tcrs of Administration on the Estate of Ma.
thanicl Roland, deceased: These are, there
fore, to cite the kindred and creditors of the
deceased to appear before me in n Court of
Ordinary, to be held for Abbeville District, ut
Abbeville Court House, on Monday the Both
said Administrations should not be granted.
Given under my hand 18th August, ls47.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
Aug l8 IS ct
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TO The Public.

The undersigned would respe ctfully announce
to Travellers and persons visiting Hamburg,
that he has taken for term of years, the HO-
TEL, long known as HUBBARD'S AME-
RICAN HOTEL, which it is his purpose to
keep US such House should be KEEP, and will
only promise to all who favor him with call,
that he will do all in his power to please; and
where as much Comfort and Quiet may be
expected as can be found at any Public House.
kept constantly in the Stable, and Horses
shall be attended to in way that shall give
entire satisfaction.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, Aug IL 24tf
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For Sale.
August 4, l647

Il OF Odlc.
The subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION
and MILLS, situated on Rocky River, four miles
above Loundesville, in one of the healthicst
tions of Abbeve District. The Plantation, con-
tanning about 46O acres is in good repair, most of
it strong, productive land. The mills are Corn,
Wheat and Saw Mill, all in successful operation
The water power is not surpassed by any i'll the
surrounding country, being sufficient for all manu-
featuring purposes, and possessing the rare advan
tage of not being materially affected by either high
or low water. All who may wish to make such
purchase, are requested to call and examine for
themselves. JAMES L. LESLY.
July Ia 20-tf
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House and Lot for Sale.

- The undersigned intending to
fss9&M e @&Ms move West this fall, offers for sale
|ss: his HOUSE and LOT, situated in tho
.AsA&s3 village of Due West Corner, OIL which
is large and comfortable Two-story Dwelling,
with number of separate intended for
boarding Twill also sell largo portion of tho fur
nture to the purchaser, if desired.
Also-all persons indebted to the late firm Of E.
& J. w. Agnew, by note or open account, are re-
quesed to settle tho against the 18th of Sep
tember next, as am desirous to close up my bust
ness before leave. JAS. w. AGNEW.
Due West Corner, July ii 20-tf
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A CARD.
Hamburg, Aug IL

The undersigned returns her most grateful
acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
long bestowed upon her, and takes great plea
sure in recommending to her friends and for-
mer patrons, Mr.. VIM. KETCHAM.. in
whose management ofthe HOUSE she has the
utmost confidence, and would solicit for him a
continuance Of their favors.
SARAH HUBBARD.
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HYMENHAL.

Married, in i,aGrangc, Ga, on the eve
ming of the 29th of July, by his Honor
Edward Young Hill, A A. ROBERTS,
Esq, ofthis District, to Miss SARAH DIX.
of the former place.
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Land. for Sale.

s#Essssa The subscriber, desirous of emigra-
SssSSS9 ting West, offers for sale his tract
sR*Vaza Of LAND, situate in Abbevie Dis.
--.4A..z on :he Vienna road, 6 miles from,
Liberty Hill, containing 4s7 acres, $50 OF
which fis cleared and in cultivation. The
place IS we'll improved with all necessary bull
dings: also Gin and Screw.
Those wishing to buy, will do well to call
and view the premises, as bargain will be-
given. For further particulars, call on tho
subscriber living on the place.
WYATT G.. HOLMES.
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