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E,M4IN GMRpEANEHi.

b the President and Commissioners of The
iowa u Elhton:
BE il Eaactei. that from and after til" PASSAGE
of lhi- enactment, il shall b. the d. [ IT the
BaillR OF the town Vi Eihinn, TO lahr up an
impound ANY swine found gDn. at ,ul.c Hti il
the limits OF the said town. ami to offer the sad
swine at pubic sale, first giving nj least tAr -
days public notice III WI ling set UP al tae
Courl House door, and at two other public pI!sc-
Is IN the town Of Eik1on. OF the time and place
OF sale also drac ib!ng sad swim" ~ sal notice.
And the uWncr or owners Of said swine sha. be
at liberty to call on the Bailih' at any thee be-
fore - O'Clock Nj. on the day Vi sale mtrf,cnpd
in sad notice, and redeem sad swine hy pay ;ag
al, necessary expenses, and II fine If hirr rcnts
iol each hog. But if the said swine BE- not t,us
redeemed, it shall be the duty Of the ,Iuwn
Balltl, and he is hereby authorized and REQ uir-
I'd to sell said swine at the time and place lnen-
toned in sad notice TO the highest bidder for
cash, and after deductin4 from the proceeds Of
sale all necessary expenses, he shall pay the
balance thereof 70 the treasurer Of The Town
Commissioners, to be disposed Of as The said
Commissioners shall order and direct
BE il further enaried, that all orGianrrs in
consistent with this cnactIntn Mt are hereby re-
nealcd. Passed August TN 1852.
/ JOHN PARTRIDGE,
/ Aug6 1t Sec. al Board OF Com.
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THE RULING ,JUNTO.

Many curious things appear in the
letter recently written by Mr.. Forsyth,
of Georgia, to the Editor OF the South
ern Press. The tni0a, feeling that This
letter is certain TO operate against the
party in the coming election, and, at
the same time afraid TO battle openly
against it lest the Southern States Rights
men be driven from the support of the
ticket of their "creation and choices"
gets over the difficulty by referring to
the Objectionable points as ''unguarded
expresslons.' But Mr.. Forsyth will
not stand in this position, and writes
another letter, in which he reiterat es
all that the Union terms "unguatd-
ed expressions in the former letter. In
order that Democrats may see who holds
the reins we give the following extract
from this letter:
clad he (Gcn. PIERCE been Southern man,
ne Would not. hy The SeIl-Sanc act, nave DESERT
ed the cause Of his country and The princi pies OF
the Democratic States Rights creed. No; the
Democratic p0rfy mn1 90 Oh to c0aq"er, maigrc
the groans Of lie ''Oii Fogics,'' mho hare boea
crrshed in the progress Of its rjc'orous rFefis.
These gentlemen have made the issue, and been
overthrown in the rencontrc. The desfiaieS Of
The country md ofthe Democratic partV IRE IN The
hGHGs Of The I'm" Democracy Of the SoHih--he
Stsies Righfs ncn--aM he Democracy Of he
,cho'e Union Gog"rwcoiW'cd Nqdrr lie energetic
s0Wlri4uot Of Young .3mcrica.'"
Democrats what say youto this. Fair
lv harnesaed in the States Rights Team,
already the drivers begin TO ply the lash,
and shout for Joy at the "groans' of
Cass and the others of your party that
stood by the Union in the dark hour,
"who have been crushed in the progress
of its victorious Wheels" viii YOU
stand the lash and the spur or will you
kick off the Disunion Harness.
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and damage does not exceed one hun
dred dollars, can be laid and tried be-
fore Justice of the peace; therefore. il
a person is assaulted and beaten, he can
enter suit for damages before a Justice
oil the peace, instead Of bringing his
suit in the higher courts. A justice has
no jurisdiction in Cases where the It'll.
to land IS involved, nor in actions Tor
SANDER, Tor breach of promise of mar
riage, or to enforce a lien 70: work
done or materials furnished The law
has been in effect since the first of last
May.-BqH, SAa
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no the travelling Public.

First Class Hotel-7crms $3.50 per Day
THE subscriber, having lately become pro-
prictor Of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut
Street, between Sd aud 18th, PHILADELPHIA, and
having reiuceI the price Of boam to 81 30 per
dav, gives notice that, Notwithstanding the re-
duction, h. will still continue TO keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin House has just undergone ex-
tended aieraiiuns.lan is now fitted up and re-
furnished in superior style, for the reception OF
visitors. The Lower Floor, formerly occupied
bv stores, is now include. in the Hotel, forming
a spacious Reception Room, Genttemen's Par
lor, and Dining Room, thereby allowing an adj
dition oflhrly chambers and several beautiful
parlors, fronting On Chesnut st. The Rooms oi
this Hotel are superior to most others. beng
constructed with alcoves, forming parlor and
bcd-chambcr attached, well-lighted and ventl-
lated. The location is unsurpassed, either Tor
business or pleasure.
BEN. Fl. WOOLMAN,
! Philadelphia, Jy 81 Pm Pr"pf,
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CIR IflarItcts

ELKroN MARKET, Aug. 6.-Messrs
Brown and Foard are paying 50 cents
per bushel for Wheat and 66 cents for
corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 9Th
Flour, Howard ST $+,06. City Mills
$500, Wheat new red 81 IS white
do. s. 80; Corn, white, 81; yellow
63 o.: Oats PSI 80.
WlLMlNGTN, Aug. 5th.--Flour $500,
" heat, 95, Corn 65. Oats 81.
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.lou;ll l,uO Goun'r.

County ASSESSMENT FOR 1852. The
amount of the assemcnt liable to county
taxation for the current year is tt5,471,-
l94--an increase of about 100000
over last year. The total amount ofthe
levy is $29,57G.S+ and the rate OF
taxation to meet the county expenses is
"a cents in the 500.
The aggregate assessment is divided
among the districts as follows:
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DEcLENsIoN OF A Pr ESD ENTAIL ELEc-
ToR.-Dr. VIM. W. Watkins, who was
nominated by the Maryland Wing State
Convention, as a candidate for Elector
of Presidsnt in the Third Congressional
District, has declined the nomination,
on the ground that it may be incompati-
bic with his office as State Senator. The
Wings Of the District are to assemble
in their respective districts, on the 18th
instant, to appoint delegates to meet in
Convention at Elllcotts' Mills, on the
Dist, to nominate candidate to fill the
vacancy.
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G.. L. MILLER & co.,
Souh Hest CORNER Of Seco1M ard .irc!i SIS,
Ii

Souh Hest CORNER Of Seco.l ard .irch SIS,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Projectors. having increased ,hcir st.
entities during the past season, now feel ahir 10
supply all WAC have or MAJ be disposed To pat
ronI>r them. Their Stock comprises every va
ri"ly OF patterns Of FLOWER. LANrsCArT, GcIIi-
Il, &c., unsurpassed in quality, and which viii
be sold AT our usual LOW Prices.
T.iSSELS, CORDS, BR.I&$ rs, &c.. in great
variety.
Shades made to order, at short notice. Tor
stores, churches, lodge rooms, Nc.
G.. l.. MILLER & Co.,
Depot. s. W. cor. OF Second and Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia. luug I'm
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TIE JURISDICTION OF MAGlsTRATEs.-
1t may not be general known that the
first section of the law, passed by the
recent Legislature of Maryland, extend
ing the jurisdiction Of justices OF the
peace, and prescribing their duties,
enacts that all wrongs, where the debt
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Tise FEi' SEES GriIMshasvs'
Seminary for young Ladies,

WILMINGTON, DEL.-The duties Of This
W institution will be resumed on the first
MONDAY in September.
REFERENCES Right Rev. A, Lee, Rev. l..
NJ. Nandeasen. Alirel du Pont, Henry Ialm'r,
ami j. Is. Porter, EsQs., Wilmington, Del. G..
Is. MiIli,nn. ana WIN. b. Dean, Esqs., Hat-i-
more. M. Nj. }. Armstrong. Tia gcrgorn. III.
Com. TatHall, Capt. ). +. DUPONT. ). sharp,
VI. D., Pnrser !. o. Bradford, L. 5. \. Lang
don Cheves, Cl.NMbiA. =. c. FAM. L
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Our REpR SENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
A Telegraphc despatch from Washing
ton to the Baltimore papers of yesterday
says:
"The amendment of Mr.. Evans, of Nd
to the General Appropriation Bill
which was passed in the House yester-
day, proposing light house duties on
English vessels it is believed, will settle
the fishing question:"
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The REVOLUTION OF ISA! has conn
menced Old fashions and cd prices are cx-
plodel, and the magnificent new suits nj Rock
hill * Wilson's are sold cheaper than ever.
Go to III Chestnut street, corner Of Fran. lin
Place, if yuu want to see the progress OF The
revolution, and to profit by lis new fashions and
low prices. Jan lly
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59sliEr

On the 81 St ult. al the residence Of his father
near Rising SUM- III this county, JANIS J. Buck
LEY. AGED l3 years, II months and days.
On Tuesday last, at the residence OF Mr.. John
\. Rankin. IN Elkton, Mrs. HANSAH BAKER,
in the 1Gth year of her age.
At Chesapeake City. on The ID inst, Mr. Wes-
ley Duancy, agei y years.
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The Slow PROGRESS OF DISEASE
Mr.. John Rand died ia Boston on Sun
day week last, at the age of seventy
years, being confined to his house TWEEN
ty years by palsy.
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A STORM. There was a heavy blow
on the Susquehanna about Port Deposit.
during the rain of Wednesday. The
corn along its bank was Frustrated, and
the tide rose high.
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TRESH BUTTER, Cheese, Lard, Soap, Cam
J. dies, Molasses and New Orleans Sugars.
luis 10 VIM. TeRBERT.
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H. For important political matters
see last page
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-07

Making an aggregate of State tax
levied IN the county, of 5 l3,SO4.95.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-07

nONT FO RECT WELLS HATS CAPS
ID for Men and Boys. mays.
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The Oar CRoP.-There has been a
full corp Of oats IN Cecil this year, but
much of it is still out IN the fields. and
has been greatly damaged by the rains OF
| this week.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-Ihe body ola
man was found a short time since near
Chesapeake City, in putrid state, and
partially eaten by hogs. There are ma
nv rumors about the cause of his death but
we prefer hearing the result of the in
vestigation which will be made next
week, before giving publicity to any of
them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-21
For Sale,

1OI0 ACRES of superior Pickcns Lands "
IOfO ing on the waters Of Georgia's Creek
and Saluda river. :ss s,. ~ s ~
Tract No l, which has long been noted as one
of the best upland places in The District consists Of
l20S4 acres. 74S of which arc superior
Oak and Hickory Wood Lands.
The larger portion of the remaining 46O acres Is
in cultivation, and under good fence. There are
so ucrcs Of Creek Bottoms. Upon the place is a
Good Dwelling House,
and all other necessary out, buildings. From The
dwelling there is fine mountain view. This tract
is situated ON new road to be opened in August
next, by order Of the Legislature, from Greenyille
c. Ii. to Pckens C. H., by Pickensville, and 81
miles from the Depot at Grccnville c. H. This
tract will be sold in one three tracts to suit pur-
chascrS.
Tract No consists Of 622 acres, one half of
which is SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS. On this
place is Good Dwelling, and Fine Spring with
in 30 yards of the door This place is situated on
the main road from Greenvc to Pcndeton, u
from Grecnvillc G. ii.
Terms made to suit purchasers. For further par
tculars apply to S. a. Easlcy the premises, or
W. X. Easley, Greenville G. II.
SAMUEL a. EASLEY.
July IA If 2G
p The Edgcicld Advertiser, Abbcville Banner.
Ncwberry Sentinel and Unionve Journal will
copy until ordered out.-Grccnvie Mountanecr.
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.Annual@Eair

OF, THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
THOR the promotion of Arts, Mechanical 1nge'
/ nuity md Industry, and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair Of this Institute Will %
held in Charleston, s. c., commencing on -
November next and continue open during the week.
It is expected that the opening address VIII De
delivered by the Hon. PIERRE SouLE,a and an hg-
riculttfal address by EDMuND RUFrIN, Esq, Oh VIZ
gnia. -, - - 80,
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Aft
and Industry, also Of Cotton Rice, Sugar Iooaeeo,
and all other agricultural produets-iorses CatIe,
Sheep and Swine, are solicited, for which sm'aoie
premiums viii be awarded. .;sss:>&sf, =
TO the Ladies' work, which has contributed SO
much to the success Of the Institute Mt all of its E1-
hibitions, tho Committee have been specially charged,
and suitable and appropriate premiums Will DO
awarded TO the best specimens in every department..
The Board of Directors of this Institute feel great
pleasure in announcing TO its numerous trends ana
members the triumphant success which has mus
far attended their endeavors to awaken the SOUTH
ern States to their interests in diversyng ther
labor, encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
veloping their resources. and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attend it, that the efforts which this lnsti-
tnte has made for the last three years have not been
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South. -. -. - p -. ~
Persons desiring to exhibit articles OF the ensuing
Fair will please address LIN. HATCH, Esq, Chair
man Committee of Arrangements, at as early day
as possible, so that suitable preparations may be
made and all articles exhibited to the best advantage.
WM. NJ LAWTON, Presidents
VIM. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice Prcsidt.
JOS. WALKER, Cd. dor do
W. G. DESUASSURE, Secretary.
J.. a. EDMONSTON, Treasurer.
T.-...... TT IT,, ~ yv,:oY :
L M HATcli. z w EDoERToN, H D: WALKER, c 7
RIcuARDsoN, Z PoRcIIER, C CARR, WIN LEBDI,
HENRY COMA, f c JONES' D N McTSTosI.
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
| Chairman Com. Correspondence.
June % If %
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Land for Sale!

TNIIE Subscriber wishing to change his business
i offers his land for sale situated in Edgcfed
District, six miles below Liberty Hill. The Land is
in two tracis-onc containing eight hundred acres;
the other four hundred and fifty acres.
will sell said lands separately or together rs may
best suit the purchaser. The above places arc well
improved and will well reward the cultivator if judi
ciously TILED.
The Terms will be made easy to punctual pur-
chaser. also have some LIKELY YOUNG
NEG ROES for sale. Among the number IN a FIRST
rate House Carpenter. Amy person wishing t.
purchase can procure great bargain by applying
to the subscriber OH the premises.
JOHN TOMPKINS.
.Innn % tf SSi
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THE C0NGA1RE E HOUS E,
COLUMBIA. S. c.
By w. MaVbin g. Il. E. Hardy,
CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS.

CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS.
THE Proprietor of this universally y-known and
i long established Hotel takes this opportunity
Of returning his sincere thanks to his friends and
the public for the very liberal patronage he for SO
many years, has enjoyed at their hands; and begs
to inform thenr.that he has taken into partnership
with himself in the management Of the business
MIR. II. E. HARDY, the former gentlemanly su-
perntcndent Of the house. whose urbany and un-
remtting attention have afforded so much satisfac-
ton to the frequcnters Of the CONGAREE
We are not in fhror Of great promise, and desire
to avoid boasng, but we can assure those who stop
ut our Hotel that nothing which personal effort or
liberal expenditure our part can accomplish to
contribute to their comfort will be left undone-our
intention being to make the CONGAREE HOUSE
temporary HONE for it's guests.
W. MAYBIN.
N. B.-Mr. ". Hitchcock's fine Omnbuscs will
convey passengers TO and from the various Railroad
Depots to this House; and his elegant Carriages
will always be promptly ut the service of those who
desire to ride about the city or visit the adjoining
country.
,Julv 9 4t 95
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NJ 0TICE !.
or
49,

TNIIE Subscriber having other important bust
i ness which impcriously demands his attention,
has determined to dispose of his business in con-
.nexon with the Carolina Hotel. He will
therefore sell at private sale the Furniture of the
Hotel, as also, the uncxpired term Of his lease.
Any person desirous Of purchasing the same will
please call OIL him on or before the twcnty-6rst Of
July next, on which day he will sell at public out
cry the said property if not otherwise disposed Of
The Carolina Hotel is situated Mt central point
in the Town of Hamburg and is an old established
and we'll known stand, and is now doing an excellent
business, considering the dullncss Of the season.
The Subscriber has no hesitation in saying to
those who may desire to conduct Hotel. that the
Carolina Hotel is m excellent stand and likely to be
profitable to the proprietor.
JOHN a. HOUSTON.
Hamburg JULY 2 3t IS
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Southern Manufacture,
Carriage Manufactury!

TIME Firm of HILL & WAnDLAw, in the Car
, riure making business having been mutually
dissolved. the Subscriber takes pleasure in RETURN
inc his thanks for the patronage thus far received,
ond respectfully solics continuance Of the same.
His is the well known stand in Pottersvillc, about
one mile North Of Edgcfeld H.. where all orders
will be attended TO in i NEAT and WORKMAN
LIKE MANNER, and upon as reasonable terms as
possible,
(. The Subscriber has also on hand a splendid Hs-
sortmcnt of ready made Carriages, Coach
es, BuggicS, &C., all Of which will be sold
at moderate prices. JOHN IT'LL.
July 81 # q
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white Silk Fringes {!

SNOWDEN 6. SHEAR have received from
- New York, an assortment Of Plain and Crimped
White Silk Fringcs for Ladies' Nantilns, of beau
tifnl styles. They have also on. hand, Ladies'
White Watcred Silk Mantilas, Ladies' White and
Black Lace Embroidered Nlantillus, Ladies' Em-
broidered Muslin Chimasettes, Muslin and Lace
Undcrsleeves, Valenciennes Lace and Muslin Col
lars. Also. supply Of ladies' Summer Dress
Goods, in great variety Of styles, of new and ele-
CANT designs, and to all of which they respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies. 7.
Augusta, June 10 IF 81
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A Partner Wanted.

TIIE Undersigned, proprietor Of Lcwis' Patent
i Straw and Shuck Gutter, wishing 10 increase
his facilities for building on account Of the incrras-
ing demand for the Machines is willing to take =
Partner. To one that can command from two to
five thousand dollars rare chance is offered, if ap-
plicd for soon. One who would give his attention,
with the Proprietor, in the business would be pre-
frrrcd.
The North sells to US yearly thousands Of Ma
chimes. and we may do the same, provided we have
the means For further particulars apply to
WV WM. LEWIS.
Hamburg June ~
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Valuable Pine Lands for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable tract
i of PlNEY WOODS LAND, -with.clay foun-
dation, situated on, the Old or Lower Columbia
Road and convenient to market, being about eleven
miles East of Edge6cld c. H., S5 miles from Ham,
burg, and l6 from Aiken and GraniteyIlle.
The Tract contains Eight hundred and seventy
three acres of good farming Land, well adapted to
the cultivation of Corn, Cotton and small grain.
About $50 acres are cleared, and $50 acres in
high state of cultivation and under good fences
the balance of the tract in woods and well tim
bered. On the premises are good, comfortable
two story frame Dwelling House, and all necessary
out-buldiugs-Also a fine well of good ,pure water.
In the neighborhood Of the above tract are three
or four Grist and Saw Mills. -. q-l..;-l.
All or part of the above tract will be sold, and
to an approved purchaser the terms will be made
accommodating. Any one wishing to purchase
will do well to call and see for themselves. ~,
WM. JOHNSON.
Lofts P. O., June "a, st %
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DR.. DENNIS'S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILI,A,

FOX
Jaundiee, Sick Headache, Dizziness. Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bo,cels, Piles,
caused by Costircncss, Pain in the Bo,rels, or
Rheumatism, caused by the use Of Mercury,
Syphilis. Scrofuia, Boiis, Ulcers, &c.
TNIIIS PREPARATION is made as pure ns pos.i.
l. bic. Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects in
diseases of the Liver, and diseases arising roman i'm
pure state of the Blood, prove it to be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsaparia that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations OF
Sarsaparla will fnd by the taste and eflcc, that
there is more Sarsapnrilla in bottle of DR. DEN
MS preparation, than in half dozen bottles az it IS
generally made.
Its alternative and mildly purgative effects upon the
bowels, make it not only good substitute for Mer-
curry but useful in removing all diseases arising from
the imprudent use of Mercury.
eT Prepared only byJ. DENNIS, NJ D., Angus.
ia, Georgia.
Sold by A. C. TEAouE and G. L. PENN, Edgefeld
c. H.; p. NJ. COHEN and CAREY e. CoUTURIER,
Charleston; BoATwRrGnT e. MIoT and F. CURTIS,
Columbia; A. ]. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; Wa. F.
Tut, d. b. PLUME, HAvILAND g. KIsLEY, w. F.
& J. TURIN, w. X. KITCHEN BARRETT d CAR
TER, Augusta, Geo., and by Druggists generally.
Prce-Sl per bottle; 6 bottle for SIS.
G1 Remember to ask for DENNIS GEORGIA
SARSAPARILLA.
June 26, 1851 ~ If %
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NOTICE TO
Builders and Contractors!

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
y the first of September, for the erection and
completion of THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, 81 by G2 fret-the Brick being found The
lower story II feet in the clear, to comprise two
Stores with Counting Rooms in the rear with Pas
sage between The Second Story, Is feet in the
clear, to comprise one large Hall As by SO in the
clear with two small rooms in the rear. The Third
Story to comprise two Halls with antc-rooms, for
the Odd Fellows and Masons. The Cellars feet
pitch.
More particular specifications may be seen at the
Drug Store Of Dr. A. G.. league.
S. +. GOODE, President
july 81 IT S7
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Conn N E r CIA l..
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

Correspondence of the Advertiser.
HAMBURG, july 10.
During the week ending Saturday, we received
advices from Liverpool per two Steamers, which
produced but little effect on our Cotton Market
There has been but little offering as holders are
firm and wanting higher rates than our Market
would justify. AL that llas been offered was taken
freely by buyers at full rri:es. The Stock on hand
is unusually light for the season. We quote S tc
l0I cts; principal sales % to l05.
q Our Merchants arc well supplied with all ,hc
varieties of Groceries and Provisions, which they
offer for sale upon accommodating terms.
Corn is abundant at IS to 6a1 per bushcl with
downward tendency
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SECURE THE nEAss OF HAPPINESS

nv brcumng 10 time possessed OF tbs knowledge the N.rt
u which e,u,rd the sicknes, aud mrer;y Of loussnal
La ur such wiir nihsr il srru-
sable il .- slrr sral hrncl Of that knoSlrdgs ~
re.pect W r,r which would spare her mueh suffering. be
tr me All. f h.Ilinr., and prosperity her husband and
enufr pan children that b-<,ing above all ries-hr sy
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