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! wy -'@' -
ing ana Kou5es FONT every tuesday, hurs-
day ana Saturday mornings, making all the IN
tcr,nedia,e lundnrs, including Plut,sjurrh and
Per-, Kent n,.l Farther r.,.icn
/ For the F,ec Press.
CuAMrLAIv IALIAY Hour1cuLruRAL
:, N ~. June ~ 49,
,,i,i-', g.. ., ..;alo.l' n,,'
! Cbe,,js H,, nr,n.s emil. &. ,o-. ,r ,rtiyr IN ,as.
troyinst the Crcuo, ii t,ie grey bug, about the size
OF a lie mp seed tn yIn4y see all their it0il OF these
D''''' "'0r''' to 'O' COW" ''s I'f'S man |" "''F
slec,s under the tree and to strike smar,.y ON the
body Of The tree ii small, on each limb it large when
the Cu'cuAo WEI 'a'I ON the sheet ana are easily
t'OH"' "'U ''S'.!'o' Neo'"' 'ie 'pe'"'," 'o'
Inn i,.,y DAYS ~, Shall sro orr srowber,v miami.
laden with their Jcic,on. fruit. One of us rlrni
enemies Is The Auut, who sci ct the choices, berries
very good remedy If drop OF Linsred oil at each
oA' o' 'helF burrows nj evening 10 nave 'hiS Iful'
,l .',,
oo,.,.i ~ ~, ,,r,.s ,,,,,s strauss nr ,or.t.,l H..
lrui, ken, clean and the room. preserved from til.
burning effects OF the MONDAY sun.
w. {. H.
- The current rumor is that Briealicr
General Frank Fierce has concluded to accent
the nomnltjon rendered 10 him bv the Locof,.
co National Convention, His votes against
River and ll'rbor Improvements, notwiistan-
ding their apparent sincerity, and uniform con-
slstenry, are to b. set down as iclwckIan,
aud he is to be advocated at the West as ii
friend Of every thing he voted against IN on
gross. This makes matters all right.
- A very jealous Pus paper says that
Gen FnAvx PIERCE is linca descendant of
the family of Percys and the Duke of Nor.
cumberland. tie tile being now extinct =
/ his would seem 10 end the matter, NVha, is
tho rso of contonJior ,o,;rs, , ..lr,o.I doscer.
It,or v,...,.,n no, r,,,yonr nor sco~,, i
,,vtbir =, mora ,,,,,' an ,rlinor,, human hoinn.
bnjn, nono IF tho Dixie of Nortbn,rbcr],,,.Ts
blood IN their ye,ns. nor onv Of his oris,ocra,jc
nrncn,es in their bo,ds pcrh,ns undor this
state of thlnrs, it would be as well for the
Wing National Convention to adjourn without
making nomination. lhe Percy familyr
was closely connected with the "fumiIy" Of
George III, and what's the use of contendng
against such Influence
d" i''9 'cI'eI ~ l'lc -'c" ii1H''sHie
state owen ION, which nominated hun for the
Presidency last January, General Frank Pierce
said: II am far from bajnr inscnsible to the
I,.,.,...I -,
"frs,aJ towards me Ly ,bc ooonlo ot,L,. State >
In order to make confidence si,oj,, i, is onn,r.
cnt t'.at it slo,,ld bca "oro., as nos.ib,e.-
Evidence occrmnI,tos I,,i, ,o rror,, ,h,, Cor
Pierce is n, t5o vLoIo r,ihor c-oo, man,
~. ,1.,r.,.
and ALWAYS ,,c,cn,,, c.,,os nnt ,,;,h ,,,, ,,,no
entire, which improves its appearance much
81. albums Messenger,
We emphaticalv concur and when our
friend of the Rcristrr RECEIVERS from his Web
sIer and Fillmore Irlusion he wall he h,nny
co,nlnroblo and pros,crons md .tho neonIe
will rco;cc.r
Amman T ,,.nr,an r,.y,.
.,r. -,
lnr of our Munster at the Cour, Of s.. James
says;-
- .o,,o,;n,0. ,h;,,. ~ ru. 1.,;
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ITEMS AT ROME AND ABROAD.
(Coamunicdtion.)

Communications.
GEN CLARKE --fense insert the following Gard
to The Public in voutpaper, and charge,
Golrs, respectfully,
Il. ID. CHAPMAN.
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j. q 8 Il

NOMEWHERE in Church Street,
- small red Wallet, containing some fifteen or
twenty dollars in money The fnJer VIII be suita.
bly, rewarded, by leaving it at this office.
June IA I3t
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mocracy' no other function than to prevent any
good being done by starting cavis as to wh1
nuUht IN Jn il ?
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Oj@We regret to learn that the Hon.
HAMLroY FIaH has been detained from his
seat in the Senate for few days past by inds-
disposition.
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shoot. Shoot.

NEN UINE English Twist Fowl!ng
u pieces, single uni double Darrell with patcn,
brceches and front and hack action Locks. llst 10.
ceNed at II ' HORTON 4 cos,
No Bank Block, June H. d&wu
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WANTED BOOK C.4NY4SSERS

AsNE or two porsevering young men are
" wanted to solicit Subscribers and 10 deliver "a
the same, neio and popular Historical Work, rich
einbeIIlshed. Those only of intelligence, and who
can utnS'l the mos! satisfactory reference need An
and excellent pay Address BY letter pos, pad
Burlington, VT, June g. wau,v2
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i p All Produce N packages or otherwise con- IN
ed to Us should o- disluctiy markcdln our name
and the Initials OF the CUn,lguOr.
ASNliS--lhr sales the past week have been ght,
both Of Pots ana peari5 leaf.5 are wanted III
stnaA lois at oar quotations Pots dull ut Lac
DCTTFR-Pflrrs are well sustained ami HE re-
crpis small the past week. PImc dalrcs u'o
readily taken as they arrive, ana the Whltc
S;liu4 Batter Is near all ont uI the market -
The order, FIR eXp"ttaton are ,aIG- Tor ihis
season OF the year We quote New OK ami
Vermont dalrrs Il to lec.
CNEESE-tnmc qMllty u new Is scarce an wan
TED. cpe have bren made At Sc, inl tue
best dalilcs ~ boxes ordinary iroin = a 6!c -
Il Is. no doubt, most favorable time TO dispose
ui Tie early hts
FLOUR AND GRAlN-Not much doing in Flour
pAlucuinlly Canada - uu,i. cllaI. aI'cs a. oar
quotations. Small sales oil Rye ut SIC. Oats,
45c tor Northern.
PROE lSIONS--pulk Is ,!itle lower. Sales o
lial!is at l2c.
WOOL--'The dcln7nd ,h- past week has been HIGHT
with small stocks hul Il sufficient supply COM
ing Atu market to !hret Immediate demand -
MdnuIacturrrs buy IN rt7y small los III anllcl-
lal'oH Vt soon having p.cnry o new Woo! ol!eI-
ed III market at niUcn lower rates
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARGET
June 9 1852
LRepor!eL Tor .he Boston Pos; by John t,a'onl
At Market G63 Cat,lc-about $50 R"eyes and liz
otoles, consisting Of NorkI & Oxen, Cows and Sal
yes warnings Two and three yeats old.
Prices - Market Deel--EXl s. - per cwt; LIST
quality, So % ID quality 35,25 o,15, 81 4uaiIiy
$3.50 ordinary 81 a 30.
lldes-.lal 81 prr cwt Talow S57ia6 IS.
frts - 4 - Calf skins? ia 'Oc
Burrrln4 CatIti-Si,5J a % per cwt.
Yea. Caiyrs-S3ao 2o7 at market.
olures-W0iklng --S9i, 20, lU0ai5o
Cows and Calves S.3 - , -, 3lu'iI.
Irarmgs-SS 3 30, yAlu 20.
Two Years old-$I6. H. -, -, 2ia29,
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Goods for The Million,

's'HE warm weather has come, ar.l v:th
Il II fresh arrival of New Goods, consisting OF
btrages, Musns, Lawns. Linens, Gnghams, CHINA
Silks, Grape Shawls, Gloves, and H"sa ~, oil for
VAIN weather, b. sides many other goods ,-ady i.r
Z, colo Day Also, Carpeting, Floor Oii C!o:h, and
Straw WAITING, all at the lowest pric.s,
WANTED, 10000 LIS. Butter.
June 10. d&wlf
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June 10, 1852.
To the Travelling Public.

June 10, 1852.
To the Travelling Public.
Mr. o. A. Bur ON, President of the CHAINS
plain Transportation Company, has for the last
few days, had The imper,inence 10 circulate a
report that he hal purchased the Steamer Il.
w. SHERMAN, ard that by 50 doing he was
obliged to purchase the subscriber of this for u
term of five wears (which WIS bitter pill."--
What Mr. Burton Intended to accomplish by is
suing such base and contemplate taschood,
is best known to Himself: probably he conceiv-
ed the idea that from the fact he had hauled off
one of his old bols, Nho Satus,) that the pub
lie would be inclined to believe the statement,
and thereby inurc for the time being, the bus
mess OF the Shem1n Any one who is ac-
quain,cd with q. 4. Burton knows that Truth
TO HIM, rs STRANGER THAN FICTION Mr..
President Burton does NOT own the Sherman
he has not bought ma---ho never will own the
Sherman, and he never will purchase me, and
the public may rest as ured tInt the Steamer
L W. Sherman vas built foran INDEpE NpENT
BoAr-snE WILL RrN AS AN !NDEP yDENT
Boat, and 1t is firmly believed that the public
will be lNpupENpEHr and support her at rea-
sonabie price for passage.
iCT7Mr. Burton is quite mistaken in the idea
that he is the only man who can own and con
troll Steamboat on Lake Chalnplaih.
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New Goods for the Public |,

CuTReHHS, TH C7ON, &c,
I U ) L received at 1876 Church Street
. which snail be .oId cheap, among which may be
found some very desirable patterns Of Silks, Mus
Inns, Ba.age d Lame, Ginghams. Mantillas SAawls.
Laccs. Hosiery, Gloves &c, also large Stock Of
Carpeting and Oil Cloth.
CT STAMFORD.
I1,1,n
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Steamer r. w. Sho-mun. June ., 1852.

p. S.-The Sherron will leave Whitehall
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday morn
ing, and Rouse's Point every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, making al the in
ternedate landings, including P!attsbwgA and
Port Kent, until further notice,
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GA gentle men from Louisville, ken'uckY,
Distinguished i science as well a. in 20 ijics,
alter spending a few weeks at the North, writes
thus to ID friend IN a private letter, after his
return, dated
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No. | BCNt D'otk.
III Y. HORTON HAS lust RETuRvTD
i ':r m ew York and Boston and Is now open,
tris and Nanurcurcls. which IN addition to hl> tor
mer stock, malrs a complete and we'll selected as,
sediment, UGH ~ is rarely found, except in ogr At
,aulic Citits. Amongst Oirm are God IlUln aud
clen l,or Levers mud CyasIer WH'rh"s Splendid
silver Levers mair eSiu"ssy Ir Fisl,klEirEs -
Rich Gold Fob, Vest and Guard thlr.. LniIcs
ChatcanrS and Guards, Splendid tl!a-reen Sc;',
AMI y am Gold tar-rngs and Pima sreGt y1ri>;V
ot EHger.un" hock,e, Charms, seas aud krys
Ftlcis, Thmh.rs Eucylrtts. Gun pins, Sc. 4
nrge STOCK Of SILVER WARE, Saver Forks,
Table, Tea, Neselt rrun and Salt spoons, Sua ar
longs ard SEoyels, Ma, EinJmgs ; 'yrr Cups 4
gracra assortment Of Pajed Ca,lo-s, Fruit ana CaAe
.|asAe,s Saivcrs. Candes'kks, Snuii"rs and Trays,
uch ea aud &, nee Sens A varied and rx.tLsivo
Stock If tl.e FANCY GOODS, &.,&.
.uue d&wtf
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COMMERCIAL.
--~---~~.-~---,- ,,y~,~--~r>-~,>
PROCTOR a. WOODS

PRICES CURRENT.
Commission Merchants tor the sale of
Wool and Country Produce.
BOSTON, WEDNESDAY JUNE >, 1852.
VI. ). PRocToR, VI. +. WooG
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--------------------
Niarsilai's NOTICE..

N1arshai's Notice.
United States of America Pursuant 10 wsrzant
Vermont District. So. I of sale 10 me directed
issued out OF the Hon. District Court the Uuitra
States tor the aforesaid District shall on the Ind
day OF July next sell at
PUBLIC TION,
In front Of the Cus,em House in Burlington in
laid DIstlcl, the following described property. to
wit:
One Sorreii French Horse
One Brown French Horse.
The same havln. been condemned by decree Of said
District Court as forfeit to the United STATES.
Given under my hand at Windsor in SAID District,
this 18th Gay OF June, A. ID. io5!
JOHN PETTlS, Marshal.
June - 1852 d&w3w
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Bethany Academy.

TTIIE Examination of the STUDENTS of this
Il Institution will take place on the 3rd August
and the Exhibition on the 18th August
,lnlY 81 2t q
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For Sale.


1OI0 ACRES of superior pickcns Lands "
IOfO ing on the waters Of Georgia's Creek
and Saluda river. .-: r.
Tract No l, which has long been noted rs 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 AGO acres Is
in cultivation, and under good fence. There are
so aercs Of Creek Bottoms. Upon the place is a
Good Dwelling House,
and all other necessary buildings. From the
dwelling there is fine mountain view. This tract
is situated on q new road to be opened in August
next, by order of the Legislature, from Greenvle
C. II. to Pickens C. Ill., by Pickensvillc, and 81
miles from the Depot ut Grccnville G. H.. This
tract will be sold in one three tracts to suit pur-
chascrs.
Tract No 9 consists Of GOO 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 Greenvlle to Pcndcton, j
from Grecnvie G. ii.
Terms made to suit purchasers. For further par
ticuars apply to S. a. Easlcy on the premises, or
w. X. Easley, Grcenvile G. II.
SAMUEL A. EASLEY.
July IA If 2G
ur The Edgcfield Advertiser, Abbcyille Banner,
Ncwbcrry Sentinel and Unionyle Journal will
c,pv until ordered out-Grccnrile Mountaneer.
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Land Cor Sale!

TNIIE Subscriber wishing to change his business
Il offers his land for sale situated in Edgcfie!d
District, six miles below Liberty Hill. The Land is
in two trac,s-onc containing eight hundred acres;
the other four hundred and fifty acres.
will sell said lands separately or together MS may
best suit the purchaser. The above places arc well
improved and will well reward the cultivator if judi
ciously titled.
The Terms will he made easy to punctua pur-
chaser. also have some LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES for sale. Among the number IL frs,
rate House Carpenter. Any person wishing to
purchase can procure great bargain by applying
to tile subscriber on the premises.
JOHN TOMPKINS.
June 30 If "a
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,Annllal.Fairl

OF, THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
TOR the promotion of Arts, Mechanical 1nge-
, Il nuity and Industry, and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair Of this Institute will 10
held in Charleston, s. c., commencing on -
November next and continue open during the week.
It ia expected that the opening address VIII W
delivered by the Hon. PIERRE SoULE, ana an Ag-
ricuIttra address by Edmund RUFTIN, Esq, ol VIZ
gnia. -
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Aft
and Industry, also Of Cotton Rice, Sdsar Tobacco,
and all other agricultural prodncts-iiorses ea.e,
Sheep and Swine, are solicited, for which sr''aoe
premiums viii be awarded. *sz;s.sS2:s :
TO the Ladies' work, which has contributed SO
much to the success of the Institute at oil OF its E1
hbitions, tho Committee have been specially charged,
and suitable and appropriate premiums will be
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 endcavors to awaken the South
ern States to their trne interests in diyersyng ther
labor, encouraging their own Mechanics and oe-
velopng their resources. and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince ail
who may attend it, chat the efforts which this lnsti-
tute has made for the last three years have no becn
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South. -. -
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, 80 that suitable preparations may be
made and NIL articles exhibited to the best advantage
WNi. NJ LAWTON, Presidents
VIM kIRkWOOD, lst Vice Prcsid't.
JOS. WALKER, I'd do do
W. G. DESU assure, Secretary.
L. A. EDMONSTON, Treasurer. =
n. n NJ 50
L NJ HATCH, f w EDcERToN, II D ( WALKER, c Y
! RIcIIARDsox, L j PoRcIlER, c Cam, WM LEBDr,
Henry COMA, E JONES, d N McTSTosn.
JAMES H.. TAYLOR,
Chairman Com. Correspondence.
June 90 If %
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NOTICE !

TNIIE Subscriber having other important busi-
l. ness which iupcriously demands his attention,
has determined to dispose of his business in con-
nexion with the Carolina Hotel. He will
therefore sell at private sale the Furniture of the
Hotel, as also, the unoxpred term Of his lease.
Any person desirous Of purchasing tile same will
please call on him on or before the twcnty-frst 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 at central point
in the Town of Hamburg and is an old established
and well 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 an excellent stand and likely TO be
profitable to the proprietor.
JOHN a. HOUSTON.
Hamburg, July 2 st IS
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Southern Manufacture.
Carriage Manufactury!

rI,uE Firm of HILL & WARDLAw, in the Car
riapc making business having been mutually
dissolycd. the Subscriber takes pleasure in return
inc his thanks for the patronage thus far received,
and respectfully solics continuance Of the same.
His is the well known stand in Pottersvllr, about
one mile North of Edgcfeld c H., where all orders
will be attended to in u NEAT and WORKMAN
LIKE MANNER, and upon as reasonable terms as
possible.
The Subscriber has also on hand q splendid Hr-
sortmcnt of ready made Carriages, COac n
es, BugsicS, &C., all Of which will be sold
at moderate prices. JOHN HILL.
July 81 If -
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Head-Ouarfers.
7nHeREGIMENT, S. c. NJ,
CuAv1s, CREEK, june !, 1852.

7RH REGIMENT, S. c. NJ,
CnAvls' CREEK, June !, 1852.
ORDERS, NO. 9.
TN pursuance Of Orders received, from Brig. Gen.
i J. r. WEvER, an election will be held on Friday,
the 3O,h day Of July next to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Lieut.. Col. COLEMAN.
Each Captain'or Commanding Officer of the dif-
fcrent Companies Of, the Regiment will put up at
the rendezvous Of tier respective companies, a
notice Of the above election, thirty days previous
thereto, andorder to lis assistance two Of his suba-
tern officers, oraif there be but one or none, such
deficiency must be supplied by any member or
members of the company he may appoint, SO that
these persons shall open and hold poll at such
company rendezvous from i o'clock, a. NJ, to 3
o'cluck P. NJ
The managers, or at least one Of them, from each
place Of election, requested to meet at the Pine
House on the 3lst Of July. (the day following)
count the votes; declalefhe Election and certify the
eame to Brig Gen. }. R. WEvER.
y. T.. SHAW,
Lieut. Col Commanding.
June 10 st 81
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co M n E r CT A L.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

Correspondence Of inc AdVefustF.
a 49, HAMBURG, july 10.
Z During the week ending Saturday, We received
adviees 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 has been offered was taken
freely by buyers ut full prices. The Stock hand
is unusually light for the season. We quote to
l0I cts; principal sales 81 to log.
." Our Merchants well supplied with all tho
varieties Of Groceries and Provisions, which they
offer for sale upon accommodating terms.
Corn is abundant at 55 to 6ai per buslcl, with q
downward tendency.
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Ridge Land for Sale!

THE Subscriber offers for sale his ,yaluable Trac.
i. Of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty
Creek, near the Columbia Road, and adjoining lands
Of Capt R. Ward, James McCarty and others.
On the Tract is a good Dwelling Horse, Kitchen,
Smoke-housc, and all other necessary out-buidings,
with an excellent well Of water. .,i5i
One hundred and twenty five acres Of the above
tract are clcarcd-nearly oil fresh land, and un-
der good fences. This Land is web adapted to the
cultivation of Cotton, Corn and Gram, -.s,
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms, be.
tween now and the last Of October, but Is not dis.
posed Of by that time, will be sold at public outcry,
ut Edgefcld Court House, on the FIRST Monday in
November next. JOHN. AMACkER.
Ridge, April Is Grn 13
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pouLyRy AND EGcs.-I do small busl-
ness in raising and putting up garden seeds
mud last fall, Il year ago, as was clearing
out some red pepper seeds in my back yard
/ threw the chucks and chaf promiscuously
about soon observed my hens picking
them up aud swallowing them with great
avidity They soon commenced Laying
eggs, though they had laid none Tor month
before. have fed them two or three times
week since then, with red pepper, and
they have never yet stopped laying. summer
or winter, spriug or fall, except while they
were matching their chickcns; and | am
confident. from more than years expert
ence, that by this method, hens may be made
to lay the year round.
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NOTICE TO
Builders and Contractors!

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the first of September, for the erection and
completion Of THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, 81 by 62 frct-the Brick being found The
lower story - feet in the clear, to comprise tw"
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 Cellurs s feet
pitch.
More particular specifications may be seen at the
Drug Store Of Dr. A. G.. league.
S. +. GOODE, President.
july 81 IT 27
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For Sale,

4 HOUSE AND LOT containing about two
~ acres. ono aud half miles from Edgciicld OIL
the Columbia Road. There are on the 1.ota well
of good water and al necessary outbuild-ings for
small family.
The place will he sold for Cash or on timc,--
the purchase money being amply sccured-and
immediate possession given. Apply at this Office.
Feb 3 If
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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 Edge6eld G. H., % miles from Ham
burg. and l6 from Aiken and Graniteyllle
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 near $50 acres in
high state of cultivation, and under good fences;
the balance of the tract is in woods and well tim
bered. On the premises are good, comfortable
two story frame Dwelling House, aud all necessary
out-buildiugs-Also fine well of good, ,pure water.
In the neighborhood of the above tract are three
or four Grist and Saw Mills. -.
All or part of the above tract will be sold, and
to an approved purchaser the terms will be made
will do well to call and see for themselves
VIM. JOHNSON.
Lofts P. o., June "a, st %