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slavery. Free soil and free labor were his
principles on this question.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Metcalf, johnson, of Maryland, Berrien, Foote,
SC.
At O'Clock, the Senate took recess.
The Senate re-assembled at halfpast five,
when, on motion, 2OOO copies of the joint re-
port of the Commissioners of the Northeastern
Boundary were ordered to be printed.
The discussion of the Oregon bill was again
resumed.
Mr.. Foote of Mississippi moved to lay the
bill on the table, which motion was lost by the
following vote-yeas Is, nays sc.
The preamble to the Wilmot Proviso sec
hon was then taken up. The question being
on Mr. Underwood's motion 10 amend it, a long
debate ensued, in which Mr. Foote of Missis-
sippi, Mr.. Davis of Massachusetts. Mr.. Downs
Of Louisiana, Mr.. Hunter of Virginia, Mr..
johnson of Louisiana, and others participated
At half-past nine o'clock, Mr.. Underwood
withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Douglass moved an amendment in favor
of extending the Missouri compromise to the
Pacific Ocean, which was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote
YEAs-Mcssrs. Atchison, Badger, Bell,
Benton, Berrien, Borland, Bright, Butler, Cal
houn, Cameron, Davis, of Mississippi, Dickin-
son, Douglass, Downs. Fitzgerald, Foote, Han
negan, Houston, Hunter, johnson, of Mary
land, johnson of Louisiana, johnson of Geor-
gIa' King, Lewis, Mangum, Mason. Metcalf,
Pearce, Sebastian, Spruance, of Delaware,
Sturgeon, Iurney, and Underwood-SS.
NArs-.Messrs. Allen, Anterior. Baldwin,
Bradbury, Breese, Clarke, Corwin, Davis of Mas
sachusetts, Dayton, Dix, Dodge. Felch. Green,
Hale, Hamlin, Miller, Niles, Phelps. Uphan,
Walker. and Wehster-2l
After some unimportant business the amend.
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PoTATo RoT.-We are sorry to learn
from the Bangor Wing, that the blight
has appeared in several potato fields in
that vicinity. This is several weeks cay
ller Than ii appeared last year, and great
fears are therefore entertained that the po-
tato crop will be entirely cut off
The Crops through Ohio are unprece-
dented. 1t is estimated that this state
will yield this year 2S,000,OO0 bushels Of
wheat, over one third more than ever be-
fore in one year.
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FAIR NOT1Cl,,|Es. "a j b; Z !
10, THE PLANTERS .OE, SLhifJ,lst

10, THE PLANTERS OH SLkifI,SR
S4'-,A-4'-1 = = 14aA DISPR fGTEls MESE 4
The subscribers, the former Of whom has
recently had erected on his plaiitation oneiol
iProvost's Patent swinging Fulcral sC CotSs;;u
Presses, with which he is we'll pleased . and
believes it to be far superior 10 tie Screw
or'anything now in use for 'Cot,on Packine
purposes, hive purchased tbee right of said
Press for Sumter District. This Press. has
been'in tuccesstul qperaiiobiforsthres ysarsr.
In regard to tie Aconyenience tofthe iiiress, It
can be at ttached 10 tile. Gj1.sH and dsafel-
tered all under one roof It is wei calcula.
ted to press! from four hundred and fifty 10
tive hundred pounds Of Cotton in four, and. a
half yards of Bagging, and thatwith one mule.
Persons wishing to build their own Press
VIII, pc furnished witt, a bill Of tpbars and
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, (S2O. e
The subscribers beg leave TO inform the pnb.
lie that they have workrnen now ready5 to
attend the building Of tho Press.
Mechanics, Wishing to enter into the busi-
scan have by one hundred dollars (sslOO.)
WORTH at Sl5.per right Any further infor.
JAMES, S. TIN DAEE,g =
Friendship, r.. o. Sumter Dist i
F r. F.LIGON, q ~
June 81, ls4s, 81 = om 4.
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aGIN MAKING. &C

We are prepared to execute.orderu:to :tosnny
extent in the aboveline, both for new work
and repairs Our Gins, ara not.surpasssd by
any made in the State, : possessing pos s ali Tie ai.
yahtages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal III way 81 II, ].
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth setin an angle that cannot possibly
lnjure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the moting ofthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, streng FIJI and forcel
all very material in the successful operation
Of a Gin. We would invite planters Is cali
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally.
that, they shall have no cause to sc:oofmplafn
either of our work or prices.
e,.--z.s.-.as. CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepaf ed |stosao work in the
Cabinet line such as Bedsteads. ,Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, CpPboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms. fes.''
sIUDSON Sd THER.
Opposite the Preslytsrian ehurch.
Shmterpille, April.22, 1S47. 90 ly
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

fq Thankful for past fayors, the subscriber
-wiahea to inform the public, that he still
sMannf fac.sfres Cotton Gins at his establish
H'ent in Stateburg on the most improved and
approved plan, Of the most simple construc-
ton, Of the finest finish, and of the best ma
teriplss to-wit: Steel SaD and steel plated
Rbs, case hardened, in ,yh. !, he will sell for
IWo. Dollars per Saw He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order. at the
.ghortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and putictilalfy attended to.
- st. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Z Stateburg, May l, l84s. 81 til
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VALUABLE LAND
.z5 q. FOR SALE.

HEhs subscriber offers for sale tract of
Land, containing Thirteen Hundred and For.
Y Acres. known as Englsh,s Cross Roads.
Ae'wiH scli cheap for cash, or will sell on
two years, ole-third cash, the balance on two
years II not sold by the first OF January
next, it will be offered in lots from one acre
to hft:' rs the purchaser may require. 1t is
also near the. Wilmington and Manchester
tfan hoad surrey, about half way between
AnmteryilIe { and Darlington Court House.
and very suitable place fora Depot. ANY
person or persons wishing to purchase on the
seove, terms, will apply at his residence.
.stLfh..fs h. ELIAS DURANT.
Nov i, l849. n a.,
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COPARlrNElJs'IIIllI.ssl q

The ssqbseribers bag leave to;ihfossf,a thei,s
trends and the public gansrally, dit they
have entered into copartpership. under ,ha;
hrm OF CONWAY g. WINN, for tho pur-
nose @ Of carrying on the Tailoring business, !,
ihey have taken tic New Building next
aoor 3se'l, o below China's Hotel They intend
Reeplng general assortment Of Cloths, Cas.
s!merea, Vestngs and Trimmings, and hope
ny strct attention ,,t 70 business TO merit h cou-
ally extended to them. s'fs'sas
A. CONWAY,
49,, D. u WtNN. ~ =
january 1918. ~ 12 :" tf S,b Il
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NOTICE.,

y T"''f- ttfTWV VIKVNsf tN3 etYsps{sfsS
l have appointed Major William e. Rich.
ardson my Attorney, sihlshediatSlyato bring te
close and settle np all,matterssahd sthinps
pertaining to my late aSheriffalty OF Sumter
District: and request all persons concerned
to take notice hereof. .s,.'-'>> 'e>'
All persons indebted to me sare sreaueaied
to make immediate payment onsny said aats
torney: and those hayings sdeaanls against
without delay. ! =
Feb. 12, 1913. ~" iB q =
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,Nhc Subscribess

sB,egs leave to inform his customers & and the,
the public generally, that he has ,j,,st recceiy..
ca general assortment of lHEDiCiVES.
Which s! he will dispose Of ,as low as fliay' can
sbe afforded IN this place. 70 9.a = ~, ~ !,
]. II. MILLER xfE ~ -
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oUTH-eER0LINA---sUhITERaDIsT
nv THE COMMON PLEA

n. IN sTHk COMMON Pleas. 5E..
IN. !ls' s penick Declaration in Auaeat
BsntaJ. D. Wes., Debt. ',- as.a-
' Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
THE day file his Declaration against BENZ. j.
A,West the defendant, who is absent from
hdwithout the limits Of the State of South
Carolina, tas it is said> and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom copy
OF ths above Declaration with rule to plea,l
thereto, may be served -
~ It fs therefore ordered, that the defendant
% plead thereto on or before the twenty.
fontthday Of May next. otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will be then given and
awarded against the said Benz. J.. D. West. :
..,s.S.t ,.l,s.5. - J. D. JONES, c. c. 9. r.
Clerk 9 Office, Sumter Dist.
7.,f i, May'23d, l64s. }3l qf lad
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81 the Tract ol
Landss 80 Ess containing -Four
Hundred anezsss ysf our Acres; one hundred
snd thirty-fve, acres cleared and under good
fencA; fifty acses Of tho same, cleared flast
winter; the balance, good timbercd land, with
= comfortable; Framed Dwelling House (sin.
Gle story with Plaza and Shed Rooms, and
necessary and convenient out-buildinps-
M piece healthy good water, and good
range for stock. . ~ -
fhs aboie land is situated on tile, Charles
ton road, nine miles below sumterville, in the
nsighborhood Of Bethel Baptism Church,, and
Ebnexer Methodist Church and Prvateer p.
Qsa RsEaona wishing to purchase had better
cc:ns emu see for themselves, as good bnr-
gain may, be, had. aaa -
+ Sep. 9. ls4s. As t;m
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n u
COMP 0UND FLUID EsxTRhCT M OEg5 M

s. = !, s 8s s:ssy:
5000 49,
ksfs
There aTe5fes Sslsss nl nif and 4ia,.,
tistn yie III MI iNf
enre md acan
IN
E3unG dsllS 4if,Iaa IN
f6ients Mains insYkn
boness ltis fran tho IS iix,,
bys atienfs during Severe ysss and "a; NJ
lprotracted tfiscasesssa sass
Itiss highly fscomiiic ife Tor an
tof tho .elsip, liIonic;ast wei fhs serGnt. lSns:
bottle sin smesf inst s,
fnore all pnnpl les les; 9,r biotches tn liz
lace. e which young s6na iI a,ls climate
~ to arialng either from
Immunity st 1lie blood .lsbiia Sc sIc M
Deas known. tofnloiis
M sSsSs alle 9Ess ,s.gs GUT .lll young
~ every trace Of hered itsfy fIs.a sss Hann RE,
Fsystem IN the tendefes &, I'm
taneous aiectiohs it Is Inv allabie. g Az aen-
lerai purifier Of the blood, and nm t6r sf
all obstinate disease tffa Preparation wiil ah.
aoun.eaiy take the precedence Of aIl
s,1s.a Iss,es as gently upon ald
nlates the bowels, restotes 10 HE blood its
vented purity toIse to the stoniae aiid
promotes stion.
s!a B ssiil eftss
WoIs5 sta ana Hiiertg
rom ms !. tlistresslng to
y. nsst g, nnt u no married found
one it be Hecesaary
: - - N1s. MS 'iie y; iydrioda
done in thee Of all quack meiSines 81 ,hs
aay, A., 70 effect thsissales andso Them up-
state that shs s es leave To-
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y !ssOlglT1iIl:- Ut CARoLlNA SUMTER DI T j
ss7 ;.sn' ,4saINt ORDINARY W i;sF 4; sg, !
h Mary J.sWellsi applicant, sysy

Jds 'H6dgc, and others defendants.
ltappearing to my satisfaction that Rober,
Smith aud wife defendants. In the above stat
cd casei reside without lies lirhfY pftfiu
State;n Itiss therefore ordered, that sthey, do
appear and object topthe division or sale OF
'the, Real .Eslate Of Thomas b. Wells, decd
on Or before the nineteenth day of December
'neSs,o ~ their consent. to the same will be en-.
tered Of record asS; ,ts.s, 1 ~ if q ~
w. LEWIS, o. s. D..
isi sept,l a.a1s4S. - rs tlss,( ). 10
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Musicala

4 Is. y!ollns, Flutes, &s.; a fresh lot of.,Ialian
glplln. and Gqiiat strings, Also. BRIDGES.
.Rronla' 9q SCREWS for 8 $50, -
L. b. HANKS.
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kof'lyaWI Goods

ss ;nxpcs ~ re M
Sf md Drisssssss
ghsseanf fseftcs, y asaces. HSssery
S linsl Goods, 81 CaSsinisre res.
sss Lone SO. &c.
Rooms, az Is dsi,si.
{ teKed with i great yaEiet5ys sof FabriSs
s!zdapted ton GRO syVF,a e; ssueli as Ksr.l
3seys plainss Jeanss IS at,inefts Stsipesy CD.
ton and Ianep BIanke u. 8
de also prepared III suppl Planters IN
any aaantliy, with llle sumo style of
u ;i & Geo 0rga r lains q: q
9he has sold for Two Years ssains,aa
of these Goods be Sent is anv bass;nn
who may desire. hnd all ord eta Ssl,alI receive
.pfdmpt attention
Elsntsrs ana thsrs Lifting cbaTs saefoii al i,
"a saliSisS iisjs
one 81 ss.s
tsasiss III 81 SUI u l1|'s,
.sostsiti..,yi I.
and anabIcd tbS offart Gooaa ID psrieess sis
well worthy the attentidn Of purct asers. SsSs;i
l.sl y. An yGROFT.fi
81 tssss4 2253 KING st Ehafieatont SsC.a
ssfs Scti' SstIi asssf "a
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w. wv. WALKER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
4 S, QLUMBIA, S. C.

Kaeps constantly on hand choice assort-
mint Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, Shirts,
Drawers, Suapenders, Gloves. IIsndkerchiefs.
EraYatg, sc. &c. which he offers at rcasona-
bic prices. All orders from the country
promptly attended 10. ;f''
Sept 8, 1s4s. AS t,m
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aaFtrRNITUR.E. a

~ @a sa lflgRNITURE,
r just received a fine assortment Of cnrI.
maple and farley sitting and Rocking e6Si,s
cane;and wood sseatsS togetter.lwit}i af6ne'
'assortanent Of Furniture, saoh tas..1 "a 6s.i
ia. Sofas, Book Cases, iti
,Wardrobes, Bed d-steads, Fancy
IT, !, ia and : Plain Dressing Bureaus,
:, &.Ss. !. &c. &c. &c,
Eortsale cheap forcash or ,goodrpap
Fs E, ~ y. +. SWITZERLAND.
e sSpn,den Jansi0als4s.g, .g,Hll If
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SCHOOL AND B BOARDfNG.

" ing suteefiber designs to continue his
81 Sshooi .. she ensuing year at the same place,
and ths Ierma OF tuition and board shall be
the same, ab they are .siis year.
He also designs to endeavour In brino -
ms aid. q. Lady, Accomplishment the usual or
namentaS Of the day, tie terms of whose
sssLglss Y o asllsleh ahallspot exceed what Is
customary.
ss;z w. GsBARRETT.
9 aamsysyil ssl pv;; 18Th asas. S4ss 6m
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and those ii WHOM ths BE Is fSSeEN E3a
will present their demands property attsaiS
fsssd srf{aJaJ.aB0YD, ai,s },s. iSKyS 4
g. R.tR. BOYD, sAaqna a.i;sii, 81 & 8
t Oct. 10 ri pa.Ys stie62 VI ma n s.sir1a f,t
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Balcon, Hard and Egntteas.'
aihd suhscribersihave jlst received Slot III
choice North Carolina and county Bacon and
Lard; the Inter cured BY Jos D. White. 1As.
20 Siosien and fptaiu. H1tteryG Gbaese and
hreah GFackefs. "A WHITE 81 CO O.ss {
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JSIsa K KscefVxll.

s!,'s & q sISH - ECe1 Slss s,sa
By DRtJ s. Il fliIi asii cosssl si
/, supply y, y! S st ADLER ND
iiaie1.,ItAitl cohsisting oi Iasost eVeTy
a.E,cle Whlsh esi9pqs tp above spssifis.
cees Enquire at The. -
szAAR,
II. 0pposiit ite tle SSf,dan Hnnt.. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
Fresh Fall and Winter
C. q q ID =.

WE have received by the packets Pocahontas and
w Marietta Burr, from New York. very large ana
choice OF Goods adapted 10 Fan sales Gr
chased with cash, and AT a great reduction from last
years prices. They arranged, and offered al
wholesale and retail very cheap, ur cash. They m. ~
part enumerated below:
Extra super black aud assorted French and American
Cloths
Extra super fancy co!ored plain. striped AMI plaid
Cassimrrrs
Twreds Cloths Cassmeres and Do-skns
Merino, cashmere, Eai-niii and swansdown Nrstines
Plain and figured silk, satin and velvet Er,ilng.
Suprrfne medium and low priced Satin-i-
Kentucky Jeans; plain, ;Hilth and inil-d krFSrys
PLAID Linsrys: Tdtltan and Circassian PlalG-
Sup-rfne, fine and low priced + auneis-a color,
Whitney, rose, twillrd and lulli Hianars
Brussels, three ply aad ingram tarrrInc
Extra medium, aud iow priced Rags aud Mats
Sup+r mode culored Caslnetes and French M-Tlnas
silk striped hriliantine and chansrtblr in-H-s
Oregon PIGds, rAmpicn stripes and Madonna fiid-
As.nrr,. rolorrd. silk striped aud plaid Alpaeas
Mohar i.u-,r-s, Gala PIn,ds, Milan->r Plaids
Black Ronl,azin-, Barrcr and Mons-rIin- d- l.hnr
Sup-r mode c"or-d aud printed 'ashmef-S anu
Mousselinrs
Rich plaid aud striped silks, and Fouard silks
Crane thhet, cashmere. Turs,fir and PLAID ShlWls
Extra heavy Gro de Rhine and .Ilin Sha~ls
Embroidered Nrrdework aud tambuuIrd Cape, aud
Collars
Th,be;, mohair cashmere and MoraSan lios-
Ladies' and misses silk, raw silk and cotton Hose
Silk Frnr-s, t;imps, Cords Rraids aud Buttons
Grass cloth Victoria, Marseilrs and corded Skui'
Bonnet, cap and asserted Rlhanfs-all widths
French, English aud American Prints aud Ginchanls
Thread aud LisIe l.aces, Edcin.s and lnsrfiiBes
swiss cambria and hohhin dno-verv cheap
Table Damask, Draper, Napkins ana Table isuilis
~ "a So ln.4 ard IL linen and ratnn Shrrilni
Embroidered. hemsl'tched and tape h"rderri 'iand
kerchirfs
Ladie, black and assorted c""rra Gloves aud Nuts
3 4. IL. d ana 6i brown and hrarrd i'"nlrsti's--
cheap
Cotton Oznabur,s. Bed Ticking and PLAID Domestlcs,
with variety OF other Goods, which We are prepared
10 .r nj prlces below what they been offered
~ Al 4
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Fresh supplies of Goods.

Opposite tie Banks, Man Street., Rtcdmond, Va
Has on hand and is receiving large and &c.
nera assortment Of all the articles in his line Of
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
of The public 10 his Stock oil Goods, as offering
every inducemenl 10 them 10 purchase, on the
score OF economy, and The superior quality OF his
materials.
Amongst his Stock of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer IL The
public on the bes, terms.
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire MISUNDERSTANDING
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do Go DO plain and imitation twist do
Do 90 30 common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelling, pocket helland travelling Pistols
Seit-cocking, single and six barrel revolving Pts
tolls
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Cap.
Sportsmen's Liquor Flasks and PocselTumhlers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls. Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmens Blowing Horns and Buges
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Waddins, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Gases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all
kinds, for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &c,
He is prepared to execute all kinds of Repair
mg eXpess,iously, in the neatest and most durable
manner and al such prices as will make tito the
iueres, OF the public TO favor him with their pat
ronase. September 70
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UniyersIiyoi' s-cny'amsa.
MEDICAL DEPAfM Mt.


THE Medical lrcrrres VIII c"'ncrn Monday,
the 18th DAY III ud"hrr, and i-ffsd under
the following arrangement
Theory and Practice II MraitiI NhaNlEl'
CHAPMAN. VI. u.
Anatomy, hy WILLIAM T.. liiR, u
Ma;rfla Mrdica ana phafmie' 'okt'L Is.
WOOD, MI
Chemistry, b, JAMES d GuEM.
surgery. hy WILLIAM GIB>uD.
Obstetrics ana The Diseases OF Vi a childrsl.
by uEGil l.. HODGE, Nh.
Institutes af Medicine, by SAMrkJS, VI. u.
Clinical instruction. II thu PruIuia pspilrl, by
GEORGE 4. NOua, VI. n. on Inland GEO.
". NORRIS, NJ. H.. IN Snrs.ry i wk
Urmon,tratIvr Instruction III Ne II surgery,
twice 4 ~rrk is ti,- Pruir-sr- - edtl Faculty
assisted hy W. ". GERHARD. Mind ENgY H..
SMITH, VI. u.
Preliminary Lectures viii ndrt ,i;s from the
~ Ia the IAN 81 October. inrisit
The rooms inr Pfacliral Aatp} hnprn from
October 1T Ia the END 81 Slak .ug JOHN
NELL, VI. b.. nrmnn>tratnf
Amount OF Fees fui Lectures ulvriiy, sos
Naturalization Fee, raij oncenJ )
Hospital Fee, IL
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 30
The commencement VII tai phrIan April.
W. IlcRM u.
Dean ihsicaFacu;ty.
.-6 Chestnut STREET above Thsrm
opposite thu l.. :. Minthia,ia
August l-js-ruttbCt II
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ygtSiNG t.srn A ri>r on the Tavern, & NJ Anne
- IA Court touir for ,rrm nj year. S-1ln oder
IL, sar The Plantation which now rrai-- lying IN
Amelia county. one mi- West II Drnni.s;''e. contain
ing ;htr- hundred aud sixty aorr., With comfortable
Dwelling House with iy- rooms. Tour with lf- places
AMI III n-c-.>ar, hon-rs with -t,-iier: garden
aud ward new IS and neatly enclosed Win extensive
apple aai peach orchards ot choice irrIt. The Pan
ia,on divided three fields, which produce good
crops ~ Traia lies very Level. and simlr IN s
rlerlirnt v.rod land and pierty Of o:G i-id pn-.
II has II Steam saw Nil. buiii ~ tn- les; man
ner. with all thr mairrn improvements: aid. ihlnS J
can safely i ih- ar-t Saw Mil ever saw. The
engine power, buiit IN th- = Pi- and
he.imannrr. vita iwn ho, - tw-niy fret !snr, tHrn
Is 1--WE inches diameter. Il has been tn; nate n-.d.
and l. nearly =. good y res.
The engine Gnsrs the ably through log 81 any
size and Will rui, with proper management, two th'"
sand per dry aEd requires shout s"c. wagon
load OF w,-d per pay.
Th- management Of the engine - YER siaipic' anu
any smart negro viii learn IN few Ga:s ne saw
Mil viii be sold riarr with without ne iahd ahc
can b- moved and m. u3 anywhere without much ee;,
The subscriber Will ,tenc. Il desired, 70 putting y 10
on-ratlon for ary person VINO mas buy u; 'fist Ml
mas be attached IL With very Little cost THIS Mil -
very valuable gt-ce 81 property, and wiz clear from
j. 10 -tsht dollars per DAY.
II prisal- sale or th.s property u no effected er
., , IA. of September, ISIS, II viii t. offered
-, 81. an that day public auction. on The pieni.er
For farthr, par;ieuilr-. aicress The suh.esEsr =
Ant. ,,oD-t.a.Gsr. JOHN A. ;ETER.
Jul. l.-ri lfiiss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
DANIEL II. LONDON

T
MEXICAN, FRENCH SSp ENGLISH PRINTS,
n in tsr greatest varieties Of price ana quality-a
grraI G-ciiue since Fail, isi1.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND GERMAN
CLOTHS. Of all styles AMI prices, n very low heutrs
LADIES' DRESS GOUUS-Cashmrr-., nri.aints,
Alpaccas and GiEshams These cnnd- have fallen a
good deal. hut French goods are scarce and hish aS
Fall, lsi7
NEGRO GOODS AM BLANKETS. In k-r-r,S.
heavy Sat,n-lts and in wr-dS there has been snr DE-
cline. Blankets al desirable kinds have mol varied ~
value since Fall. 1877.
HRoWN AND GIEATuEp SHEE rISGS - de-
cline I'll cent PER- ward III alm" I'll Kinds !" am goods
has taken place. In uanahurs> the droiIn- = ni ="
much.
SHAWI.S, IRISH LINENS. TlCkS AND FiAN-
SEI.S are rs low a, they were ever known.
To desirable stock ol seasonahr Goods the trade j.
invited with thr that the rntrr stock VIII
be offered al low prices, On the usual terms.
Sent l-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-29
StraItOn's Office,


MO 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRATFON'S the man
Drawn Nos. of LeeShurs, 50, Sept 20:
D 81 81 Al IS % ia AZ 13 60 "A So 3d.
Ticket, Nos. 50 CT, a prize OF I 100, sold
and paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, No 80. Sep. eth:
AZ 81 Il 80 3 10 55 4 s u 80 Sc So 10
Tickei Nos. 3 80 Al, prize Of $500. sold and
paid by STRAIT TON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
20 900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements. No. S.. Capitals:-Sa0 900,
6,OU 1900, 2,i35 Of 900, SC. IS Nos, Us dra" H.
Tickets Sd halves ). quarters J.
42j0 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. %. Capitals:-S3,-
$50, 200, GOO, sc. IS Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81;
halves So Cts; quarters 25cts.
Virginia ersburg Lottery, Class No 81 Tor lsis, TO
be drawn on Saturday, september 10 6o No LOTTERY
10 drawn ballots. Capitals $40 600, 100000 10 QUO,
5000 10 Of OOO 20 Of 6uU, SC, Tickets Sl' havrso;
quarters j.
Grand aud magnificent Scheme 10 be drawn al Alex
andria October 2sth, lsIs. 7s Nos. Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| prize OF sUO,UU0 | prize of Slo,0n
1900 pr...t'"i ; s,s Sss
% uuu 100 200
5000 l73 lowest , Nos Of anU
Tickets $50; halves ~; quartersa.
Orders or Packages, Certificates oi Packages and
single Tickets in aIllie Lotteries will be promptly at
tended To, and drawings sent when request Please
address orders to N. SIKal iuN,
Sept IS Richmond. Va.