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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18
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The LIQUoR LAw.-We want to know be-
fore we can vote for this law, whether it recog-
nizes the right to 60 into private houses and in
terfere with and regulate the detetics Of peo-
Pile! Is this law to prohibit man from drink
ing what he likes, at his own freside' Is it to
determine how we may season our mince pies
and pudding sasces' IL it to penetrate the
houses and the cellars Of private citizens, to un-
cork their jugs and bottles and bore their casks!
Is it, like Parisian gen d'arms, to ransack the
recesses Of domestic life and rudely overturn
sacred lares: so, we are opposed TO the law.
be it popular or unpopular: for it is law in vio-
lation Of private, personal liberty, which cannot
be defended, as a sound constitutional principle.
So far as regulating or restricting the sale Of
liquor is concerned, we fnly recognize the right
Of the legislature to control it, TO restrict it.
But il is one thing to suppress tipping houses, TO
take away public temptations 10 drink, and an
other thing to regulate the habits and indugen-
ces Of our people, in The scclusion Of their ewn
liresides.
We want to be understood. IF this is law
only for the utter suppression Of tpplng shops,
we shall cordially support it; but iii is law
10 enter our private houses, to inquire, not what
we sell, but what we drink, then we shall OPP
pose it. We want light on the question. How
do the orignators and friends Of this law, under
stand ii.
SAINT PATRIcK's DAY IN THE MoRN-
ING.-'Thursday March 18th. This is bleak
morning. The thermometer, at sunrise, was al,
degrees below zero. Last Saturdays mail has
not arrived yet The friends Of ST. Patrick are
forming procession, to march with music
RETAIL PRICEs.-Flour s. to SIS so; ha ms
IL to l3c; green appies,s none. Fresh beef Sc.
all pieces sell at about one price. Fresh pork
about the price Of beef; potatoes 75c; carrots,
beets, 75c; onions 81; cabbages 10 cts, each
21c.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18

ANOTHER STEAM SAW Mill 1t is now n
settled fact, in view of the convenience Of getting
pine logs, the facilities for securing them in the
boom above town, the convenience of obtain
ing all necdful material for operating mills, the
well established superiority of steam over water.
as motive power, AMI above ALL by the exteu
sive market here aff1rlel for lumber, that ain,
Paul is pre-eninently the place for saving logs
the best place for all wooden manufactures. on
the Mississippi river Satisfied fully Of this fact,
by experience, Charles II. Cakes and COMPANY.
will proceed at once to build here, another fine
large steam saw mills, which will make four
large mills, all just built. with plenty Of log. and
quick market. The chance FOR 20 more steam
saw mills here. is equally good Stea mboats
from below, dischargns freights here, will always
be glad to take down planned flooring, siding.
Iathns and shingles. at very low rates-lower
than they ean be sdvantageously RATED.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18

That man is 'stotally depraved," is strik
ingly shown in the value placed on Macaws
and other talking birds, the harder they
swear, the greater being the amount asked
and payed for them. While n poll parrot
that rehearses the Penteteuch will NOT sell
for price larger than that paid for most
guinea hens, another that tells ladies' to ego
to" is considered cheap ut thirty dol
lars ( y. I. Dutchman.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18

Law always expresses itself with gram
NAUTICAL precision. never contounding moods,
cases, or genders, except, indeed, when IL
woman happens to he slam, the verdict is
always brought in ''man Slaughter
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18

SrRATNING AT A GNAr.--Dr. Jewett of
Mass, speaking, lately, Of the Maine laws des-
truciion Of rum-property, said: ''The rum is
all destined to be poured into the gutter; and the
question is, whether it shall BE- poured there di
rectly or strained through human beings, at the
risk Of destroying the strainers? Here in Min
nesota, run is not the only thing that destroys
human strainers.
OPENING CoI.UMNs.-Our Federal neighbors
the Democrat and the Minnesotian. make a great
parade Of "opening their columns" for the dis
cussion Of the Liquor Law. This is abou, tam
tamount to opening battery Of two rusty stove
pipes, open at both ends. Their presses are on
iy made ''mediums' by opening their columns
HosPIrAL.-In the rear Of the AmericanHo use
Mr.. Rey firm IF Rey s Farmer, and DR.. Carlioz,
eminent Medical and Surgical pra cs,ioner from,
Paris, are laying the foundation of an extensive
hospital. upon ground given for that purpose by
II. Nj. Rice, Esq. who. to do him only justice, is
a man Of muniicent liberaIity.
SIDE WALKs.--A good plank side walk and
railing, will be built this week, along the bluff,
from Wabashaw TO Hill street. The expense Of
constructing it. is made up by voluntary subscrip-
tons Of our truly public spirited townsmen.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-18

HE VALUE OF GRANDMeTHER.-As
two urchins were trotting along together one
OF them fell and broke his picther which he
was carrying. lie then commenced crying,
when the other boy asked him "why be
took on so!''
Cause said he, "when get home
mother will lick the for breaking the mug"
=" hat:' sad the other 'ham't you got
no grandmother living at your ho,sen'
"No" was the reply.
"Ne'' have. and might break two
mugs, and they daren't lick me.
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July 22S
Land for Sale.

land for Sale.
Would be e lad to sell one hundred acres Of the
Il tract of land on which live. What propose
to part with is all woodland. and precisely four
miles from tho Village, on The Columbia Road
an excellent situation fora pleasant residence.
y. SlSiKINS.
Dee 10 If Al
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN QEM0CRAT

Ia ~ AIAL3AA1 N0I w 81 "A 1|1s3
ITO be published at Abbcville C. H., S. c., and
L devoted to Politics, protesting and vndicating
the pure principles Of Southern Dcmocracy-to
Commerce, Agriculture, Literature and the Family
Circle; containing also. all important obtainablo
items of Intelligence. Also, contributing as~far as
its ability extends, few truths in the Arts and
Sciences.
In matters of general interest tho Southern
Democrat will be conducted with view to render
it acceptable to all classes of the community and to
keep its readers advised Of all matters of public
and general interest, and also those matters of
local nature which more particularly affect the .in
tercsts of the District.
On all subjects. the Southern Democrat will be
fearless and independent, but at the same time, the
subscriber pledges himself that the columns Of his
paper shall never be prostitutcd to selfish purposes,
opened to discussions calculated to excite perso-
nal cnmity and dscord
In size, the paper will be double medium, and
printed on entirely new Type
The Terms will be Two Dollars per annum. pay
able on the reception of the first number, and Three
Dollars aftcr that time and within the year. tt
Clubs of 90, $50.
The Democrat will be issued as soon rs sufi-
cient number of Subscribers are obtained to war
rant the undertaking. Address the Subscriber at
Due West, Abbevillc District, S. c.
II. D. WRAY.
u Individuals wishing TO subscribe to the Demo-
crat, will find prospectus ut each of the Post Off
ccs in the District, and of the neghboring Districts.
U Postmasters are requested and fully author
lied to actas our Agents. II. D. W..
july 1852
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lY" THE Friends of Col T. w. PlCkENS
beg leave to present him to the people Of Edge
field, and of the Districts which may be thrown
with us by the new apportionmcnt, as an emf
ncntly suitable person to represent us in the
Congress of the United States. Mr. BURT
having positively declined reelection, it be-
comes our duty to select his successor with
care; and we respectfully suggest that the eS-
pcrcnce and ability of Col. PIcKENs should
be again called into requisition upon the very
floor where he has hitherto served us so efli-
GENTLY. 1t is perhaps proper to add, on our
part, that this announcement is rendered with
out Col. p's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling of opposition to any individual
~ THE Friends Of Capt. PRESTON S.
BROOKS, announce him rs candidate to rep
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr.. BURT having positively declined
q reelection.
This nomination, like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends of Capt.
B. purely of their own accord, without reference
to his wishes on the subject and without the
remotest design of forestaling public opinion
his favor against any individual.
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For Sale,


1OI0 ACRES of superior Pickcns Lands ly-
lOfO ing on the waters Of Georgia's Greek
and Saluda river.
Tract No !, which has long been noted as one
of the best upland places in the District, consists o
l20S4 acres, 74S of which are superior
Oak and Hickory Wood Lands.
The larger portion of the remaining AGO acres is
in cultivation, and under good fence. There arc
so acres of Creek Bottoms Upon the place is a
Good Dwelling House,
and MI other necessary out-buildings From the
dwelling there is a fine mountain view. This tract
is situated on new road to be opened in August
next, by order of the Legislature, from Grecnvllc
c. IL. to Pickcns c. H., by Pickcnsvllc, and 5!
miles from the Depot at Grecnvllc C. II. This
tract will be sold in one three tracts to suit pur
chascrs.
Tract 10 9 consists Of G22 acres, one half Of
which is SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS. On this
place is Good Dwelling, and a Fine Spring with
in 30 yards of the door. This place is situated on
the main road from Grcenvillc to Pcndleton, u
from Grccnvillc c. H.
Terms made to suit purchasers. For further par
tculars apply to S. y. Easlcy on the premises, or
W. n Easlcy, Grecnville c. II.
SAMUEL A. EASLEY.
July II If 26
nJ' The Edgcfcld Advertiser, Abbcvlc Banner,
Ncwbcrry Sentinel and Unionvillc Journal will
copy until ordered ou..-Grccnvilc Nountainccr.
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New Store
K0OPMAnJW & SO1IlIERS.
TEE CHARLESTON HOUSE!


rENUE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Edsciri and vicinity, that they have
taken the Store formerly occupied by Mcssrs VIII
IrAMs q CHRISTIE next door to DIR. A. G. league S
Drug Store, where they will keep full and FASil-
!ONABLE ASSORTMENT Of Fancy and Staple
DBy Goods,
Consisting of Colorcd, Black aud Furniture Calico,
Ging;u;s, AuSlins. l;arr%cs, SILK Tissues,
Brrge dc Iancs, black aud c"lorcd Silks,
Swiss MuSiiIs, plain and checked Cambrick,
Plain and Checked Bubinct. laccs,
Bonncts. plain Ribbons, Lace Capcs, Chcmisctts,
A variety Of Ladies' worked Collars and Cuffs,
Ladies' GcmtS and Chillrcns' llosc and Gloves,
Linen {. IaulkcrccG, Apron Checks,
Drown aud C"lorcd linmcspun, Bed Tick,
with great many other articles too numerous TO
mention, generally kept in a Fancy Try Goods
Store. Also. a HANDSOME ASSORTMENT Of
Ready-Made Clothing
Such as Linen, Aracc:, Drab dc tc Casl.merct,
Cloth ANA Tweed Coats, Vests and Pants,
Linen Ensom Shirts Cnlrrshirts, braves,
Cravais. Hats and Caps, Travelling Trunks,
Carpet Bags Naliscs, Cutlery. &c. &c, all Of which
will b.. sulI at the lowest Charleston Cash prices.
a. New arrivals weekly. y call may be s"li-
cited at kODPMANN e SOAlMERS.
August !, IT 30
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WERDLRW s. WALKER,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
ME&G EANTSs
NoreIa Atlantic Vs'E,aYf, CEs.r!cstosr.
COMMISSIONS FOR SELLING CorToN,
Fifty Cents per Bale.

rsNIl; Subscriber having formed Il Partnership
K with Mr.. W. \. W.NRDL.AW, Of Charleston
formerly Of Abhcvil! :. G.. for the purpose "I do
ing Il GENERAL FACTURAGE and CuMMlS-
SION BUSINESS. av::;lS himself Of the present
opportunity OF returning" his sincere thanks to lis
numerous friends for the liberal patronage bestowed
for number Of years paSt,-anl in moving. tenders
the services Of the new concern of W.tRDI.AW
& WALKER, Charleston. where he hopes n,any
Il not all his Old patrons will md it to their in;ercs
To ship their rro!ncc.
The rcccn; arrangements Of the South Car"lina
Rail Road Company will enable them soon 10 lav,
Il Depot II the city Of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll. and very greatly facilitate the for
war'ling Of produce of any kind. Mr.. IoliN c
REFS, gent Of W. & w. in Augusta will attend
10 the forwarding Of all produce that their frirna'
may feel disposed to send tnrm free Of charge
save ,l,ay:lmc G. WALKER.
Augusta. july 70, 1852. If 80
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Saw and Grist Hills for Sale.

TH1IlE Subscriber intending to move from the
Il Stale, offers for sale his MILLS Oh Shaw
Creek, about ten miles from Edgc6eld Aiken and
Grantcville.
The Tract contains Twenty-Five hundred (2200)
acres with sufficient water power TO run Circular
Saws or a Factory. On the premises are a nrccs-
sary inprovcmcnts-franc buildings, orchards. &c.
Any information given by applying to the Sub
scribrr on the premises, or by letter addressed to
him at Edgcicld c. IL.
JOS. \. ADDISON.
Aug4 t: S9
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Come asaA See for Yourselves
PICKEWS LANDS FOR SALE!

PlChEWS LAMBS E'tN SALE
rs7IIE Subscriber residing at Pleasant Grove,
L. wishing I" travel and live more easy life, will
sell "u reasonable terms, all his Lands, divided into
three Tracts.
No |. Pleasant Grove Tract, containing SO
acres, situated four miles West Of old rickclsylc,
Pickcns District, s. c., which is quito 4 desirable
and valuable pac-onc amongst the hraltliicst and
most beautiful situations in the District or State,
quite public place, and an excellent stand for Acr-
camille or any other business. There arc now on
the premises in full "pcratiun SAW and Grst Mill,
and four good Shoals on the same stream. Also,
two Gold Mines, choice young orchard Of Apple,
Peach. Pear. Cherry Trees &c. On this Tract is
good dc; of fine bottom land in cultivation. Also,
an excellent Dwelling House. Kitchen, and besides
the Mills, Distillrry and all other necessary out
buildings.
Tract No 2, consists Of the David II. Boggs'
wcll known stand, containing 2O9 acres, adjoining
Tract No J..
Tract No 3, contains 220 acres, most of it in
woods. with good Dwelling and a other nccessa-
ry out buildings on it-a beaufhl situation, public
place and Il fresh little farm opened.
The three Tracts lie well, are healthy, well water
cd and have a good deal Of wood land with fine
timber &c. Also
Thirteen likely Young Negroes,
most of them boys, Horses, Wagons, Stock Of all
kinds, a the Crop. Smiths, Carpenters and Farm
ing Tools. some Choice Peach Brandy, GOO gallons
good Whiskcv, Bacon. Lard, Stills and Stands,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Persons wishing ~ buy would do well to give me a
call at home, as | am determined Ia sell all Of the
above named property reasonable terms.
ELlllu GRIFFIN.
Julv oS 3m IS
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Executive Department.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 8, 1852

CHARLESTON, JUNE 8, 1852.
"HEREAS, two Bills Of Indictment for Muir.
" der have been found by the Grand Jury o
Charleston District, at the March sitting of the
Court of General Sessions, against one CHARLES
FERGuSON-the one for the murder of slave
named john, and the other for the murder of one
Joseph NIcGorty.
And whereas, tho said Charles Ferguson has fled
from justice sccrctcs himself as to avoid the
process Of the law.
Now b. it known, that, in order TO bring the said
Charles Ferguson 10 justice, |, John II. Means,
Governor in and over the State Of South Carolina,
do issue this my Proclamation, offering reward Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the delivery
Of the sal Charles Ferguson ct The Charleston Jail
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years of age,
about five feet four inches high. slender, dark hair
;n complexion, somewhat frecklcd, and quick
S oxen.
Given under my hand aud the seal of the State Of
South Carolina this third day of June. in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iifty-two. j. III. MEANS.
by the Governor.
BESl PERRY, Secretary of State
July aS 1T eS
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Land fOs' Sale!

THE Subscriber wishing to change his business
Il offers his land for sale situated in E,gcfic!d
District, six miles below Liberty liIl. The Land is
in two tracts-one 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 are wei
improved and will well reward the cultYator if judi
ciously titled.
The Terms will be made easy to punctnal rnr,
chaser also have some LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES for sale. Among the number is first
rate House Carpenter. Any person wishing tc
purchase can procure great bargain By applying
to the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN TOAiPkINS.
June 50 tt 2l
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Scientific EyiGcnce!

CaT on tlc Agent and get Descriptive Circular, gratis
giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE from
1.cbss Animal Chmstry; DR. CnmbcS PhsSiu'; or Diacs-
ton: DR. Prrrira Food AMI Diet: DR.. JOHN W. Draper,
Of New York University; Prof DungIns Physiology &c
Together with reports Of cures from all paris oi le llrt
States.
NO ALCOHOL, BITTERs OR ACIDS!
Remember this: DIR. lloCGuToSs PEPSIN is great
Natural Remedy, free from ALCOHOL. BlTTElsS, ACIDS.
and NACSEOCS DRUGS. 1t is extremely agreeable u
the taste, md may he taken by the most feeble patients who
cannot cat water cracker without acc distress Beware
Of druggcd limitations Pcpsn Is not Il drug.
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
DR. 1oughton's PEPSS has been tcsic, for upwards
Of two years in every large town in the United States and
the Agents refer Dysprpcs to many remarkable Cur,s
in every Town. Numerous details of certificates of
Physicians and putrns given in the Circulars furnished
by Agents gratis.
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Prntracted Meeting,

The Mr. LEBANON or SwEErwArEn Baptist
Church, near the Cherokee Pouls design holding
n protractcd meeting to commence on Saturday be-
f,rc the second Lords day in .\ugust next, 10
which Nlinisterng aud other brclIIr earnestly
invited. G. II. CLlETr, (of CAP Pastor.
WM LANIIAM, G. c.
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NOTICE TO
Builders and Contractors

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until
- the first of September. for the erection and
completion Of Il THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, 80 by G2 frct-the Brick being found. The
lower story ~ feet in the clear, 10 comprise two
Stores with Counting Rooms in the rear with Pas
sage between The Second Story, Ii feet in the
clear, to comprise large Hall Us by 81 in the
clear. with two small rooms in the rear. Tho Third
Story To comprise two Halls, with ante-roonls, for
the Odd Fellows and Alasons. The Cellars S feet
pitch.
More particular specifications may be seen at the
Drug Store Of Dir. y. q. league.
S. +. GOUDE, President.
JULY 81 It 81
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Seasoned EElHRahcr
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Eliza A. Bell,

Eliza a: =: Bell Bill for Partition.
James Bell ct ii.
DY virtue of IN Order of the Court of Equi.
- ty in this ease, | shall proceed TO sell at
Ed.rlicld Court House, on The first Monday in
September nest, The following tracts of land
to wit:
Tract No /, containing one hundred aud five
Qo5) acres, more or less, and called the Home
placr-sad tract adjoining lands Of 'Tandy Mar
lin and the estate of Mrs. Mary Carroll.
Tract No. ., containing ninciy-fvc (95) acres
more or less, and adjoining lands Of Sampson
Strom, the estate of Mrs. Mary Carroll aud John
Roclcl.
Said tracts of land to be sold on credit OF
twelve months. except for 50 much as will de-.
fray the costs OF this suit, which must be paid
in cash
Purchasers required to give bonds with al
least two approved surcicS. for the purchase
money. A. SlMklNS. C. L. +. D.
August > 1852 st %
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For Sale,

A HOUSE AND LOT containing about two
n acres, one and a half miles from Edgeiied on
the Columbia Road. There are on the Lot well
of good water and all necessary outbuild-ings for
small family.
The place will be sold for Cash or on time
the purchase money being amply sccuretl-and
Feb If
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARy


in ORDINARY.
PY II. WRIGHT, Esq. Ordinary of Edge
D field District
Whereas Z. w. Perry, has applied TO me
for Letters of Administration, ON all and sngu-
lar the goods and clattcls, rights and credits of
Moses Matthews late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These arc therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, ut
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edegfeld C. House, on the 18th
day Of August next, TO show cause if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 2Sth
day of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, and in
The seventy y-seventh year of American Indepen-
dcncc. H. y. WRIGHT, o. E. d.
Aug4 2t 20
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OBITU AR Y.

DiEp, July 3Oth. 1852 Il, the residence Of Capt
A. 5. Hodges in E,lgcfcll District, l!ENHY BASS.
son of Rev 5. II. and 4. NJ. Browne. Aged ;
months and IS days.
When on the grace the eye is turnel
1t let's out drops of grief:
But when Heasen It's firmly s;:id,
1t svims in tears Of joy.
DrEp, on The 18th ult., of Dyscutcry. at his
fathers residence in E.lscirlL District Sau'ia,
George W.. y"ungcst sun of jones W. and Eliza
beth Coleman aged four mouths and three weeks.
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New LocationI

N p. STOVALL, WAREHOUSE &
lHl. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta
GA, would respectfully inform his old patrons, and
the public generally, tnt he has leased, for tern,
of wears, the New and Extensive
Fire Proof Ware. House,
situated on Jackson Street. between the Rail Road
Depot and Broad street, near tile Globe Hotel for
merly occupied by Walker & Dryson, and more re-
Gently BY G. Walker & Son.
The location is an excellent one, being convenient
to the Rail Roads, Hotels, Banks and chief business
Houses of the city.
Having every facility for business, and the dispo-
ston to extend every accommodation to his custo-
mers, with long acquaintance with the interests Of
the p lantcr, he hopes hcn,ay have, not only con-
tinuancc, but an increase OF the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Orders for Family Supplies, Bagging, &c, prompt
" and carefully filled at the lowest market prices
TTAVING transferred the lease on the Ware
Ill House lately occupied by us to Mr.. Nj. p.
STovAIL, in consequence of our removal TO Char
lesion, we take great pleasure in recommending
him to our friends. 3
G. WALKER g. son.
Augusta, July l, 1852. Str 2S
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SEnersGH,s Sale.

DY Virtue of writ of Ficr Facias, TO
- me directed, | shall proceed to sell at
Edgciicld Court House, on the first Monday and
Tuesday in Sept. next, the following property,
in the following cases, viz:
Seth Butler Us VIM. Herbert, one house and
lot situate and being on the Corner of Centre
nd rillman Streets in the Town Of Hamburg,
IN in the plan Of saii Town, as lot No. one
and thirty-thrcc Cl33) bounded on the
Lot No 1871, Easily Cook Street,
;'illman Street, and West by Centre
Fifty feet front on Centre Street,
1.r'. nne hundred and fifty feet,