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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08
Notice !

WILL. be sold Oh the frs, Monday in October
w next. if no, previously sold q, private ralr,
all that VALUABLE TRACT If LAND lying and
being in EdSrIirl District, containing Six Hundred
(GO0) Acrcs, adjoining lands Of John Eansiord, W.
Wise, Vim. Miller aud others, known as the Ryan
Land.
The above place is well improved aud has on it
asplcnlil Orchard. Any person desiring farm Of
that sizr. with healthy residence would do we'll TO
call aud examine for themselves.
The Lands are light and Of easy culture, and pro-
dnce we'll y" y good and responsible purchaser,
il desired a lengthy credit will be given on the
larger portion Of thu purchase money.
For further particulars, apply to either Of the
Subscribers. JAS. l.. EEEORE,
s. p. RYAN.
St
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MASONIC GRAFTON

We gladly acknowledge the receipt of copy Of
Mr.. w. IL. CAMrBELLs address, delivered before
" RECOVERY LODGE" at Greenvills.
The address is an able ylndicalion Of Masonry
We were amply repaid by its pcrusa, both as regards
information, interest and entertainment. We find in
1t a beautiful and touching tribute TO the memory of
those gallant spirits, BUTLER and MASON. Indeed,
we have read nothing lately with more real gratif-
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HIGHLY CREDITlBLE.

SINCE our last issue we have learned that Mr.
Thomas LAMAR, one of our most enterprising and
generous young ellow.citizens reflected lasting Gre
dit upon himself and ston the high commentators Of
all by his unlirng efforts relieve the distress occa.
stoned to the people Of Hamburg by the tremendous
inundu,ion of he 29th ult. The Mcssrs. HOLLY also
ret.dered most efficient service upon that alarming
occasion.
Our inclination chimes in with our duty in giving
publicity to disintercsted conduct like this. 1t is
richly worthy of record.
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Notice

rs HEREBY given that application will be made
t" the Legislature Of South Carolina al lis next
Session. to Charter the Road now lcading froR,
Martin McCarty's, on the Ridge R"nd, to jackson
Holmes, thence to intcrscct the Road leading TO
Hamburg. GralritcviIlc and Aiken. The above
mentioned Road was opened by order Of the Com
mssioncrs some three years since. and has been
kept up by them to the present tne.
Sep, tf "a
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CATrERrILLAE.-Thc Tallahassee Floridian,
of the 2lat uimo says: :" For sorle day. past,
We have heard it said that the Caterpillar and
the BolI-worm were in tho Cotton, doing their
certain work Of Destruction A general inquiry
has satisfied u, that our worst fear, are true.
The worm has appeared in great numbers and
is now rapidly destroying the crop. We do not
remember ever before TO have heard sucI, gloomy
accounts from planters. The crop at best was
very much behind. and " "shrdding' badly-bn
the appearance Of The wornl-sconrgc cuts of all
hope. From present indications the crop Of
Leon County will not reach onc-lhird of an
average. We have not head from other SEC
tons OF the State, bnt have no doubt the pre-
scncc Of the caterpillar is general
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Land for Sale.

rJNlIE Subscriber offers for sale TRACT OF
L LAND containing Two Hundred and two
(aua) Acres. in Edgclicd District, bounding on the
Rcads leading from Mt Willing TO Ed g'fcld {.
II. and to Hamburg, about three miles from Mt.
Willing and nd joining lands IF Col. r. B. Bouk-
night j. C. Sinkins and Adam Alinnick.
The above Land is well walcrcd and about one
third Pine Iand-thc balance Oak and Hickory.
On tho place are about Forty Acres Of cleared land,
which produce finely. Also, very good Dwelling
and necessary out buildings.
ANY person wishing To purchase Lands Of the
above ouali;y will do well to call and examine for
themselves.
DAVID NELL.
II of
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MELAscHo1y.-Wc regret to learn that a
young student attached to The Georgia Universe
ty at Athens, by the riamc of Francis Bryan,
whose parents reside in Jackson county. Florida,
lost his life Yesterday morning, in attempting TO
cross the river ncar Athens lie was in Il small
canoe, which got cntarglcd in some drift wood,
which caused her to upset, and he was drowned
before any assistance could reach him.-Augus-
ia Consitulonast, lst inst
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NOtiCc.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of D. c..
n Smylcy, deceased, prior 10 his sale are re-
qucstcd To make payment before Return Day, as t
expect I" hand all unpaid nntcs, into tho hans OF a
proper officer fr collection, by that day. Those
having demands against :hc same will present thc,n
TO the Subscriber properly attcsted.
}. c. SMYLEI, Admir-.
Srnt l. St 81
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AN OMISSION.

IL enumerat!ns the sufferers BY the recent torna-
dos which passed through our District, we omitted TO
mention Mr.. JOHN DoBY, whose loss by the storm
was as extensive that of any other person. Most
of his buildings were prostrated, TO say nothing Of
other damages 10 his crop, fencing &c.
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Administrators Notice.

5fsx- orasrfrAn y. !. Ay-;sh., :l:sa, oedina-.
ID ry " EJsc6eld District, ] VIII Proceed 70 Ftll
II GrrHitevllr, on Friday the 2Ith day Of Scptcln-
Der inst. all the
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Of Elizabeth Stevens, deed. Also, on Monday the
l,h Of October nrxt, ut Edgcticld G.. H., all the
personal estate Of said deceased, consisting Of
Six likely Young Negroes.
Said property will BE- sold on a crc, until the
frs, day of October 1853. with note aud two ap-
proved surcrirs except sums Of and under SIS, which
will be required in cash.
WM T.. STEVENS
Sept e st 81
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Notice.

WILL be sold on the first Monday in IS October ..
w mrxt, for Division, all that TRACT OF
LAND. lying "n Horns Greek, containing Eve
hun'lrc, and eighteen (ilSl acres, and adjoining
lands Of James Eausfor. DR.. James Dcvorc, and
others.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
K. c. MARTIN,
c. +. MARTIN.
Co., G ~ a.
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#E DISASTERS oP THE FREsnEr-Every
he most distressing accounts are brought
4 Of the injury done by the late food OF
\ Lester & Kilgore's wool factory, saw
] Blacksmith shops, are all carried off, their
turned upside down, and in the cotton
3y everything covered with mud. Their
p estimated at $4,000.
3c factory of w. Bates g. Co., very Sc
III injured. The factory Of John Weaver,
u injured considerably. The Grcenvillc
#acturin. Company have sustained several
bud dollars damage. The mills through
sae country have been swept away. We
%tand that the fresbet has been worse on
H raloo and Savannah rivcrs.-Ibid.
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OBIT u uARY

DIED, at her residence. in this District, on the
29th August, OF painful aiilicon Of long contnu-
ancc, Mrs. SUSANNA MARTIN, aged about II years.
She was a member If the Baptist Church of
Christ ab"ut SIS years, during which time she was
esteemed for her prty and efficient usefulness aud
the R~huboth Church is now called upon to ack-
knowledge the hand Of God in taking kcr away,
and all her children that arc living, with the rrla-
livcs and friends in general are called upon TO hr
We also really, for at such an hour as yc think not
the son Of man comrth.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08

RECENT FREsHET, THE CROPS, &c.
hester Standard of the lst inst, says:
2eshets resulting from the rains of Friday
aday night last, of which accounts con-
reach us from every section of the
have been felt very iniuriously in this
also. The Broad and Catawba Rivers,
4 several large creeks that course through
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important to Dyspeptics

DR.. j. S. IIouGmToS's PErsIS, the True Diges-
tive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from EENSET
or the FounTm STOMACH OF THE Ok, after directions
Of Baron L,Eu,o, the great Ph. siol"gcal Chemist
by ]. S. Hought"n, NJ. d., Philadelphia. See no.
ticc among the Advertisements.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08

New CoTroN At OGLETIoRrE.-Thc first two
bales of new Cotton were received in Oglc-
thorpe on the 23rd ult. They were from the
plantation Of James Pope, Esq :. of Donly coulr.
ty. The quality WAS good middling. They
were purchased by p. N. IIuson, at lO1 cents.
Oglrthorpc continues healthy, and as the crops
are fine, will probably receive from 10000 TO
10000 bales of Cotton the coming scason.-
Augusta Consiilutonas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08

i'RlSoyERs-Thcre are now 4s7 convicts in
the State Prison at Charleston, Mass. In the
House Of Correction at East Cambridge there
are l05 men and 33 women, while the Jail in
The same place has but four occupants.
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Butler Lodge, No. II, !. 0. 0. F

,ssasys< 4 Regular Meeting Of this Lodge
:sSISE will be held OH Monday evening next
'1!s:.iares : O'Clock.
All those in arrears are earnestly requested to
attend on or before next Salc-day night, the Rule
Of the Lodge will certainly he enforced against them.
LEWIS JONES, Secretary.
Sept 1t So
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Eacad-QUarters,

Headquarters,
lorr REGIMENT, ). c. NJ,
SlEErY CREEK, September 4. lS52.
ORDERS, NO.
rJNlIE IOrm REGIMENT Of INFANTRY will
/ assemble y, Richardson's IN Tuesday, The 2lst
of September inst, for Drill ard Review.
The Commissioned and Nun-C Commissioned Otf'.
GERS will assemble the day previous t"r Drill anu
Instruction
Bv order Of Gen. join r. WEyER.
W. NJ. DEAN, Col.
Sept S IT 81
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ing card of the President y ~ lie s above i"situ
tion, in the Alabama Journal:
BANK OF ST. MARY's.-Fur the information
of the creditors of the Bank of st. Mary's,
suhjon condensed st,icment Of its condition
on The 23d of April asl. when i, suspended
payment, and of its condition on the 18Th July
about thirty days subsequent thereto.
On the 23d of April, its entire indebtedness
including circulation, deposits, outsisndin.
checks, &c, was S5S5:SSS.7i. On the 18th OF
July, the entire Indebtedness Contracting erery
form 9f !iability) WAS S35l,ll53.: thus cx.
hbiiing 4 redemption, in so days, Of no les. n
sum than S335,773 32-whicl dues not include
nearly 100000 of my own change bills that
have promptly been redeemed in that period, 4,
presented.
embrace this opportunity Ct renewing my
assurances 10 The public. that my efforts shall
con:innc unrrmittrd to redeem the i,sues of tn.
Bank-ard that so fnr from its being insnlvent,
it will be able, within reasonable lime to re.
deem at par, lis entire liabilities, her good a-scs,
amounting to NOR: iham doublc her present in
debicdness! II is hoped that this notice will
secure the attention Of all such editors as may
be disposed to guard the people against sacri.
fee Of the noies of the Bank Of ST. Alary's.
JOHN 6. WINTER.
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H Y NJ E. NAL,


MARRIED, on Thursday, I'd Sept, by the Rev.
5. p. Getzcn, Mr.. WILiIsM CrARLEs to Miss
RACHEL .lonSsoS, all Of this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08

STORM AND FREsnE rs IN THE INTERIOR
Our assistant and two collectors attached to
this office, returned from the interior yesterday,
the two latter having been detained from home
several days by high water. We ascertain from
them that the upper portion of the State was,
on Thursday last, visited by a heavy storm OF
wind, which completely prostrated nearly all the
corn, and did some injury to the growing cotton
crop.
On Thursday afternoon it commenced pour:
ing down rain, and continued to do so until
Friday afternoon. Such u heavy fall of water
in the same space of time, was never known
before We further learn that there is scarcely
4 bridge or mill left standing on any of the
rivers and creeks. The dansge that has beer
done is almost calcuabe.-Augusta Const
tutonalst and Republic, Aug. 3lst.
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A Mn. Hen has jus: started new paper in
Iowa. fIc says he hopes by hard scratching 10
make living for us IF and his little chickens.
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Sept s
office.

A LII Person, indebted to the Estate Of VIM. T,
\ Nlintcr, arc earnestly requested to make im'
mediate payment, and those having DEMANDS against
said estate will please render them in, property at
tested, forthwith. Is T. SIROal, Admir-.
Sept S II 81
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Che Aopie,,r'::ti6fr,
EpGEFIEbD, s.. C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1852.

sssY Tus Rev. Mr.. BrnMISGliAM, u. D., will
preach in the Court House, this place, Oh the 4h
Sunday of this monh-preachins TO commence at
10 o'clock
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Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank Rid.

rINIIIS ROAD is now open for travel from liam
/ burg to the OLD WELLS, on the Pine ll"uso
R,,ad and by the Martin Town BraDch from liam
burr to near the new Bridge over Stevens Greek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons ar
Vehicles To Hamburg BY the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Plank Road To
Hamburg. by turning To th" left, half mile above
IarIy's Church, by which they will avoid all the
hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.
The Road will be completed from Hamburg to
the Pine House ;bou, the Ist Of November.
Rates of Toll.
Four, five anl six horse Wagons. 5 cts per mile
Three
,r. 3 ("
Two Carrages3 "
One
Horseback travellers,
Vehicles on meet ng are cacl, entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK. and tie Drivers are required to
turn tn the "HlGIl'r"
II. \. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg. Sept S IT 81
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NOtiCc

rs HEREBY given that application will be made
i at the next Session of the Legislature 10 incorpo-
rate tile Edscticd Flying Artillery"
Sent s 3rn--- 81
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TERRIBLE FREsHET.-Thcrc never was be-
se, since the settlement of the country, such
&eshct as we had last week in GreenvilIe
strict. The water courses were several feet
her than they were ever known to be before.
the bridges and great number of mills
ae been swept away. The corn on the low
aunds is destroyed, or most seriously injured.
4 several places the embankmcnts of our
lroad have been destroyed, and several Of
i culvcrts carried off or demolished. The
z{on factory and paper mill of Mr.. McBee,
4 the paper mill Of the Grccnvile Manufac-
Ing Company have been greatly damaged.
s. have not heard from the other factories in
adistrict. All communication has been cut
with the surrounding country by the loss of
Ssges, and the difficulty in fording the creeks
1rivcrs. The Reedy Falls in the village of
'&nviIlc were quite IN object Of attraction on
&rday. They were Niagara in miniature,
2pur citizens and the visitors, men, women
3chiIdrcn,. turned out emmasse to witness
5&rand spectacle presented by the raging and
= ing waters dashing over the falls and down
s recipicc.-Southern Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-09-08

DREAMING JAIL.-Wr learn from the Marion
Star that the Jail in that place was broken on
Saturday night, 2lst inst, and Two white pri-
snncrs Freeman and Daniels, escaped through 4
hoS in the wall. made hy removing the bricks
that nnderlay the window silI. Freeman was
in prison under Pra:e warrant, and Daniels
under sentence for man.!aushlcr. They LIT
trrmscye. down from the third story br
blankets tied together One of them must
have had fall. as the blarkct rope WAS found
broken ON the following mnrnnr
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Terms,
A Teacher Wanted

,y1SS,AIiE charge Of WOODVllLE ACADE
MY $ext year.
wM1,ni'! il sit in healthy re-
zion in the u5s&r part Of Edgc6rM Dstriet:--3P:..
nlrc1ts should By fully competent 10 pre- pare Stu
dents to cntvr-4ic SSYth Carolina College, aud As"
recommended ar to m,orar--elIlarac'er. To such an
one good salary will be given.
Address either Of the Trustees, PhGnfS, Edge
field District, :. G..
r. ROSS,
r. HENDERSON.
"a. STALWORTU,
T.. LAKE, T..
X. r. TaI.BERT, Ai1'''
a. X. WATSON,
W. ROSS.
W. y. MOORE,
Sept I'm 81
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nj II S ici

K0ERBER, Professor Of MUSIC in
". . the Young Ladies Boarding and Day Schanl,
rrspcc,ully informs the citizens Of Edgrrld aud its
vicinity. that lie will give private instructions upon
the PIANO, either at the residence ct those per-
sons drsrous Of taking I.essols or at the Academy.
Terms.
At Private house, per quarter, ,.........S SS3 w
At the Academy, - ....... 10 w
All those desiring to take Lessons are requested
:, ,pnly before the I'D of this month.
Sept S II OR
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A. d. BATES, Scc'ry.

TIE yellow FEvER.-Rcports are rife in
this community and abroad that the yellow
fever is prevailing to an alarming extent in this
city, and rs pub!ic journal ever walcbful Of
what concerns the public good of this colnmu-
nifty, We feel that a sense Of duty demands our
communicating the existence of yellow fever.
We aunouncc, therefore, the fact, which we
have from the very best authority, that few
cases of yellow fever, resulting fatally, hnyc
occurred in this city. This is done not to
alarm strangers who are among lis US residents,
but to prevent false rumours going abroad, as
We have understood that it is reported that the
fever is prevailing here to IL dangerous extent.
The community and others, We feel assured,
will Justify liz in not corcraling for Il sing c day
the truth, as there is not doubt that the fever
is prevailing, as yet, we are glId TO say, 10 u
small extent, and principally coniiGcd TO per-
sons who are careless i'll their habits Of living,
aud who by their mprudcncc render themselves
liable to contract this disease. We would ad-
wise all who are strangers among us to avoid
intcmperauce and exposure TO the hot sun ana
night air. We are informed that the Board OF
Health will meet again tonight, and will make
their report on Monday. We have taken the
responsibility of reporting this much, and will
pub i,h the number Of cases as SOON as We
receive the information. Persons out Of the
city can rely upon this journal for Il true state.
ment of the fever, coming from the highest
au,horiry.-Charleslo Evening News, 4lh inst.
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WASHINGTON suffers very much from the pre-
valcnre of fever and aguc. The family of
Lieut.. Maury, who occupy house on the high
ground adjoining the National Observatory,
have been obliged 10 seek Il change of climate
and have gone 10 Virginia. Five Of them were
suffering with the ague. The family Of Senator
Fish have also suffered; and We are inioIm:I
by the family Of President Fillmore, That tie
White House is not free from the state OF at
mo>phere IN which The fever and ague has lis
home. We notice that the water which falls on
this surface from The clouds, remains on level
surfaces until the sun raises it by evaporation.
or the wind bears i, of OH It's wings. Many OF
the roofs of houses are thlcky covered with
moss, and the walls Of the building in which
the Smithsonian Institution is located, are
covered with coating of green fungus on the
North side; and this building stands in the cell
trc of y very lurgc open square. The water
front in the rear of The Capitol is MS green AS
grass, and resembles that Of Il sagnan pond.
Correspondence N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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TIE FISHERY QuEsTIos.-Thc news BY thr
Asia states that in England pnblic feeling re-
specting the Newfoundland fishery question is
somewhat calmcr, but more ships are fitting out
at The Navy Yard to pr6ss.d To the fishing
grounds among them II. b. Ms sloop.of.war
Vestal and four screw steamers. a committee
Of naval officers have also been ordered to as
scmblcat the Admiralty in London, to decide
on suitable armament for the mail steamers
belonging 10 the Br:i., Government in case
they should be required for wariku purruscs.
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Sept S
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Sept 8,
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Boy KILLED AND EATEN BY BEAE.-I'hc
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette, states that boy
named Allen S. Rose. about l6 years of age.
an orphan sou of the late Samuel d. Rnsc, WAS
killed in ,ha, county last week by an enormous
bear, and when found, large portion Of the
body of the unfortunate youth had been de-
vuurrd bv tho savage animal.
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ARREST OF RrNAwAT SI.AvEs-Two slaves,
named George Guudc and Sam Smith, one from
oeoIs.a "G utSu" S"S ":'.; Tue Tttr..4, Va WHICH
place they reached by means Of Il pass, forged
ny Gopdr, who is said to he very Intelligent.
They evidently were on route for the NORTH
Augusta ConstitutiOnaliIt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-04
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner M min and Quincy Streets,

tl7SFa.F5-W WHEELING, va. ftLat1 81
HHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now eel
pletcd their extensive Establishment, are prepnstN
furnish the public with every variety OF work IN fher n
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tehdeH
mcr fronts fire iron stands &c., ovens, common Ioolu
and straight barred CRATES ~ SaJia e1llHEE5lis
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and WON
stoves Franklin, balloon, cannon ten plate kes Sa
bachelor chamber, and parfor stoves, froi w 70
Hollow. ware in ali its branches. Sugar kettles var
and retail. ,7-z.Es.' =, ~ -
Mill gearing, boat and mill castings Our extensive
and most improved assortment OF patterns, our ns ca
perence in this line OF business and the liberal
hitherto received, warrant us to expect e9nnnusne,
custom in this part OF business Wind MILL nay sSa
corn shelter, truck wheel and small wagon easuiSs
" PLOUGHS, AND PLOUGH CASTINGS .s,,,,
prepared to furnish the patent lever sso w.
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one Of the most improve,
implements in sari.,ing at the present day. ,,,,
Iron rails and fencing. for cemeteries houses.
vcrantas &c. Porter,s improved graduating twIeie VI
ironwe have secured the patent right for several Sa
ties, useful ron eXh
from the United States Arm ,h.I
facilitating the Blaeksmths labors, when no o
possesses. Window caps consols, &c In short eNeu
thing in line OF business. Sad irons with ianey s
serEpers porch feet, aut ceilers window and tes
quality and at the lowest prices. - ~ ,,..,n
tc5Pcrsons wishing to purchase In our line @ II
retail, win please give us can All orders Io.n u
country win be careully ATTIC dcd to and punctuai %
Scrap iron purchased al. ma rket prices ,,,ocpps
ausS4. =----4-- HA MlLTo q ho'h'