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ole Bull, Adelina Patti, and Strakosch, have
been giving good and successful concerts at New
Haven, Springfield, etc. gnss
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Nsto YORK, Oct 4.-The U. $, sloop OF war
Albany sailed for the fishing grounds to-day
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ICE-ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICE!--J. STAFFORD 4 Co, Wholesale and
Il Retail Dealers In ICE No. ~ Eysan opos
fonteharan Railroad Depot lower
No. IL Ichoupouas street. No New Lsvee
Commerce No. Tchouptouas
street. Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony
net. - isnIf fys.
ECE-50O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
let Nav for sale BY p WHITNEY CO.. mhqs
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVER 4eF69ss.

II "a
Ships composing this Line the
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIEIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Conn0ek.
ADRlAfiC, Captain ----.
Ships built hy contract expressly
service. has besn taken Iher the En-
strength si and their accommodations
s.ngsrs NJ squaed for els gsnes s..adc comfort.
Liverpool frat cabin s7n
cabin, $40 liz
vsrpool to NewYork $50 and $40.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-13

The FEVER IN VIcKsBURG, The Wing OF the
Sth inst. says:
The pest;lenee has not, in our opinion, abated
in tb;s city notwithstanding the sexton reports
onlv seven deaths for the As hours ending at IL
o'clock Yesterday To those who are governed
h., 40 1nmber Of deaths reported now, as com
r,rsJ with few weeks since, We have merely
to saw that there is not one man liable to the
disease now, where there were ten IN the com,
tL, toTn the disease is now securing foothold
a nd nropressing When we consider how few
@ ~ are now La bic 10 the disease, we must think
a. ,,mber of new cases and number of deaths
yarv large Experience, and the opinion of the
neiieal faculty alike induce US to urge upon abb
ssnf citizens the necessity of remaining away :
until the atmosphere is completely purified.
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Things in Warrington.

We copy the following from the Star of the
9th instant
PROGRESS, N THE Posr OFFICE DEPARTxRNTs
We hear that the PostIu fstsr General is s6riy-
ing earnestly to effect sreh changes in the soli5-
duie of time and the mail service between W ash
ngton and New Orleans, as will not only do
away with the annoying failures on that great
line $50 common for years past, as to have be-
come almost the general rule, rather than the
exception,) but also to save twenty four hours Of
the time required between the termini above
mentioned, and to secure second daily mail by
post coach between Mobile and Montgomery,
Ala. 1t is said that he proposes to avoid the
ocean wise portion of this route altogether (for
the great mail,) resorting to the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad for connection eth
the South Carolina Railroad, soon as that
rapidly progressing work shall be in condition
20 perform the service
OFFICE Hours IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
AND s. GOING OUT TO TAKE A DRINK. We learn
that the Secretary of the Treasury has address
sed a circular letter to the heads of the various
bureaus Of his deparsment, bearing date Oc-
tober !, instant, prescribing from A. N. to 8
P. NJ. as the hours during which their respective
employees must be at their desks, from that date
October u to the 1st of April next It y said
| that he also prohibits the practice, in Uh{Sh
some have indulged, Of leaving their desks (in
| working hours to go out and take Q drink;
| saying that removal from ONCE shall invariably
be the penalty for even the first such offence
The public will, with great unanimity, sustain
this so necessary regulation.
| AN INTERESTING FORTHCOMING SET OF TABLEs.
We understand that the Clerks in the office Of
| the Solicitor Of the Treasury are engaged in
preparing, by direction Of the Secretary of the
| Treasury, set Of tables showing the entire
amounts of dues to the Government which hsyS
| ever been in suit; the character Of each such de
mand; at what time they accrued; when suit
was brought on them how much has been col
lected on each; what may be in suit now; how
much in suit is now due the Government, etc.
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NL0UR-150 bbls. Extra al rsspps,a.,. az ~
Il store and for ssls% by r n. DALEY. o.
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KI1HE NEW YORK.. BREMEN AND zsaee

II SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAI. ssS4AiE2h2as
sTEAMERsThe ships comprising this Line the WASHINGTON
NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt f. Higgins. These
stop Southampton, both going and returning
Proposed dates of saiing-ls53.
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MISSISSIPPI, We take the following from the
Mississippian of the 9TH instant
Sad ifair.-Mr. Levi Wheeler, OF this city,
was stabbed mortally on Tuesday evening last,
by Mr.. @. E. Cline, one of the attendants sent
with the physicians of New Orleans by the How
nrd Association. Mr.. G. Immediately surren-
dered himself to the authorities, and after
thorough investigation before d, n Barrows
Esq, was discharged. We forbear from any
narration of the circumstances which led to the
unfortunate affair Mr.. Wheeler is not dead
as We pen this paragraph, but his life is despair
ed of by the MI ysicians
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SEA.GOINa VESSEL s.
GALVESTON.

= ~, WI lsavs SUNDAY. October u. at O'Clock A. s
fVh uALvE ESTON, ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRr .<zfHf$A
an. avAcA ~ y. and MiATAsoRpA BAYRegala New
asnmsent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith,
WI eaye above Freight for Galveston will be delivered at
o. the shps Tackles at Quarantine Freight for ndianoln
lAy.a will be landed The wharvea (biset 10
<ofdh bny) without
~ Elegant accommodations, apply 10
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julia street,
NJ opposs the Ste eamship Landing.
~ rs line having established lis pilot
~ hereafter under the supervision
eshbAs
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ISF- Fare to-Cabn Passage sl5 Sserage fe.
The has been thoroughly oshaued and furnished with
elegant ming saloon deck with
rangemeut that hdd TO the comfort OF passeug ger
In Philadelphia this shp leaves the same wharf he Liverpool
steamships Glasgow City OF Manchester at the foot OF
street.
be otherwise, application
sgeni, SAMUEL y PEAkCE Walnut street Philadelphia,
or Of f. LITfLEFlELD, Kingsley a Co Express
Wall street. NewYork.
gtn Agent IN ChaeEon, sc, II F. BAKER d
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Things In Mobile.

The Register Of the llth inst has the follow.
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HAVRE.

NOR HAVRE.-The A / fast sailing ~.
American chip POLAR STAR, Captain Peafsou +Arhs
sow eedog Tor The above port and will have quick rhe
pS 81 hef cargo Engaged For s bt Of Cotton apply
Up. WHITNEY CO, ~ Camp streeh
oftO GEO. ". ffy SSON, 80 Camp street
sain board. 'N'f' " N -
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HOTELS AND B(tARDIN6

STRONGS HOUSE, 104 st. Charles "a
- ssetTbs proprietor Of this house would inform the Isasn
public that thoroughly repaired snd renovated his
throughout he ready them th Lodsag BY
the vicinity OF principal Restaurants 1na pieces Of adssmen Il is
The
clean all the
always qualities Of WINES and LIQUORS
TEA, COFFEE CHOCOLATE. Charges moderate
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13
Real Estate for Sale.
IN INEQUITY-AERSHAW.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum ct al. vs. Robert Ma
thews and wife, etal.-BsR for Partition DC
obedience to an order in this case made at last
Il June term Of tie said Court will offer for sale at
putc outcry before the Court House door in Camden,
on the first Monday in October next, the Real Estate
Of Benjamin Bineham decd as follows viz
The TWO LOTS on Broad Street. in the town of
Camden s. c., known and distinguished in the plan Of
tie said town numbers 1910 and rO61 having there
ca a Store House and other buildings and improve
ments. ALSO
The LOTS known and distinguished III the plan OF
the said town by the numbers 81, sl2, Sl3 sl4, s
ted Campbell Street having thereon small Dwell
ing House and outbuildiugs. The appraised value Of
the lots on Broad Street being fifteen hundred dollars
and for those Campbell Street three hundred dol
lars.
rerms-So much cash as will pay costs Of the pro-
ceedngs and expeRses'of sale. and the balance ona
credit OF three months secured by bond with sufficient
sureties. Purchasers to pay for papers
W. X. WORKMAN, C. EK.D.
Sept. 10. ,IS2.l .ts.
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Copartnership Notice.

r1NIlE undersigned having entered into Copartner
i ship in the City of Charleston, under the name
aud firm of CHAMBERS, CH1SOLM MOORE, for
the purpose of transacting general FAcToAaG ASo
COMMISSION BUSINESS, respectfully tender therserviees
to their friends, ncqnaintanccs and the public gener
ally for the selling of Cotton, or the purchasing Of
Goods Of any description. =,
Any or all ofthe products or manufactured articles
orthe country, will be receivedupon consignment, dis
posed of promptly and to the best advantage AT
such times there may be only limited demand for
article consigned to them, market will be found
where it will command its value.
The receiving and forwarding Of Goods will alo
have their prompt attention.
Every eXetion will be used to conduct all business
entrusted to their care. in such manner make
it mutually profitable and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon Consigumens win be made.
From their long experience in business and general
acquaintance with the wants and desires Of the people
with pledge to devote their entire time and skill to-
the business they atter themselves that they &iilbs
enabled to give entire satisfaction.
A share Of patronage is respectfully solicited: -,
B. ". CHAMBERS,
HENRY L. CHIS0LM,.
W. C. MOORE.
July 9th, 1853. 27-T
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Notice of Limited Partnership,

4 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has This Day been
n formed between CHARL e c. WHITE now
residing in Charleston, and JAMES w. BROWN sand
PETER H. ULMO, residents in Charleston, and HIM
RY c. TURNER. and }. G. EVANS of Ckeraw,' in
this State for the purpose of carrying on the business
of TRANSFORMATION OF THE PRODUCTS OF
THE SOIL AN D MERCHANDISE; IN AND BYTHE
STEAMBOAT ROBERT MARTIN AND LlG HTERS,
Lctwcrn tho port Of Charleston and the towns of
Georgetown, Cherav, Camden and Columbia, and aaf
the intermediate ports aud landings and the TOW.
AGE OF VESSELS in this State. The business is 10
be carried in the name of Charles c. Wife. aud is
to be eoneinaed until the first day of July 1859 The
Special Partners have contributed in cush, TO the
Capital Stock .as follows: James W. Brown. the sum
of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars Peter H. Glmo,
Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty 'Dolla,s;
Henry c. Turner. Three Thousand Dollars; and j. C..
Evans, Twelve Hundredand Fifty Dollars.
The subscriber is the General Partney.
I (Signed) y s. ~ e. CARLTON WHITE.
Charleston, July Is. 1853. 3@-tt
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Notice of Limited Partnership.
July 9TH, 1862.

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has This Day bcers
II formed between E. }. WADDELL, now residing
in Cheraw, and JAMES ENGLISH, GEORGE Alb.
BOTT L J. w. CARMALT firm of GEORGE ABe
BOTT &:C0) AMI ARCHIBALD KING, of Charl.s
ton, in this State or the purpose of carrying on the
business of TRANSPORTATION OF THE PRO
DUCTS OF THE SOIL AND MERCHANDISE,fIN
AND BY TIE STEAMBOAT MARION AND
LIGHTERS between the port of Charleston dhd the
towns Of Georgetown. Cheraw, Camden and C6um.
La and all the intermediate ports and landings and
the towage of vessels in this State. The business is
to be carried on in the name of f. j. WaddeH and is
to be continued until the first day Of Jaly, 1866
The special partners have contributed to the capital
stock follows Jas English forty-six hundred dol.
lars; George Abbott & j. W. Carmal, firm Of George.
Abbott co., twenty-thrce hundred dollassf ind Ar
chibald King, twenty three hundred dollars.
The subscriber is the general partner. =,
(signed) E j. WADDEEIs :
Charleston, July Is, 1858. 34-6e :
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w ILL open the lst of October, at the corner
W Of Meeting and Society Streets, BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
French will be exclusively spoken in the school and
family; but due regard will be also had to thorough
English Education Madame TOGNO is prepared to
refer Parents and Guardians to the most eminent Pro-
fessors of Music in Philadelphia and New FORK, and
to a number Of Gentlemen in Philadelphia and Vir-
gna to whose daughters she has given instruction for
several years,
REFERENCES
PHlLADELPHIA-Rev. Kingston Goddard, Mclle. Ade-
le Sigoignr Mad. Chas. Pcot Madame Acclc Guillow
(mother Of Mad TognO,) Ed lngraham esq, Dr.
Wm. Harris H. D. Gpin esq, Signor Percii, Prof of
Music II. Hupicld, esq, do.
. NEW YoRK-Mad. II Chegaray. Signor Bagiol,
Winchester Va, Rev. c. Walker Rev. ii. II. Boyd,
Hon. J. NJ Mason, Hon. r. Y. Conrad, Hon. Geo Lee
II. II Lee. esq.
CHARLEsroN-J. L. Petigru, esq, O. Mills, esq, p
J. Porcher, esq, II. c. King esq.
Charleston Aug. 30 30 st
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Sale Of Valuable Negroes, &c.

DY permission Of JoIIu r. Joy. Ordinary for Ker-
ID shaw District will sell before the Court House
in Camden on Monday the third day of October en-.
siine, Fifteen very likely NEGROES, the property of
the Estate of Alexander johnson, decd, aud im!edi
atey thereafter and the day following if necessary
Kitchen FURNITURE, HORSE CARRIAGE, &c.
TERMs-For the Negroes credit Of one. two, and
three years. with interest from date of SALE pay able
annually, secured by bond, personal security and
mortgage
For the other personally, all snH!s o. and under
twenty dollars, cash; over that sum- credit of one
year, with interest, secured by note aud surety.
Purchasers TO pay for papers
- SARAH J. JOHNSON, Admir-.
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being in every respect perc mincny pure and deserving
Of medical patronage tits indebted for its surerInry,
doubt nor sound and select ,a trals ord 10 that peu'
liary moerate method of dsaii.n Which lsnres tie
heavier aud less volaeessennl liz hh Of tile harley
and the berry. lchin III The still his AFRO, Is renf
TO account for tie refined uof this nhcse other frs
bn in rgar to tie spsdal q'ac' OF rEr alian luniIrr
berry of whi. II The t1nrat rleah. IN ts circular
have cheIuca kiiowcdgr. Wherein lts lighter OF,
differs frqm that Of The Jnpers c"mpHiis: iitd r.ut
the pure oil OF bOth oarzes tie lett aud y hs. with
hydrorhlorc acid liquid ,amrmI This arid lrrg in
The stomach asa principal comroneah Of the gastrir juir,
probably rr-airc :i> material from the ri" and rrlits t
the vaahe diussr fmulani for Which it Was fol eriy
AND WILL profmhly. again be renowned,
consequently regard Mr. VOLTS : srhi,;dam Arqmati"
Schraps valuable acresscri. tr rhurrna eruii"
agents TO say noh'g Of its comparative nnocton*I,e.s
to thoee who dEiied liqnors beverage; To fsr
sons -hng nlEe souIlNest, Where tle beet water
frequently produces distressing md sometime. even Din
gerous ELECTS upon persnhs med ,hem lslould
think itMulld ie so"d precautionary provision,
cou'erarsre or preventive of those cc, when mi,ed
in moderate quantities. Al all events il the prest pnss
BILE article of Holland Gin. heretofore urobainub!. nd ID
such, may be safely prescribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT. VI. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist
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A CARD

MR. W. KISSELSTEIN intends locating him
wi self In Camden for the purpose OF giving lessons
on the Piano Forte. He had for several years Charge
Of the Musical Department Of the Columbia Female
Seminary, and also of the Columbia Female Academy.
From the Principals Of each Of these institutions he
can obtain the most satisfactory recommendations for
ability and assiduIty in his profession.
He will commence his course of instruction on the
first Monday Of September, in room attached to the
Institution of Mr. McCandless
Torms Of Tuition per quarer. $500. Private lee
e--r cNtrc ehsrgo. Arr.::
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JANNEY'S HOTEL,
LII TIE CONGaREE dOCS
COLUMBIA, s. @.

I {. JANNEY 4 W. D. HARRIS, Cate OF tile
q American Hotcl) will be happy to see their
friends and will give their unrcnitng and personal
attention to the comfort of their guests: and all who
may be disposed to patronizc them in their new To-
cation.
The House has had, ana is having extensive addi-
lions aad has been reitted up; is now wei! and elc.
gantly furnished
splendid line Of Omnibusses will run to and from
JANNEY'S HOTEL to the several Railroad Dcpots.
June 2S &c IF
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Raftin Creek LamdS for Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation fifteen
L miles below Camden, containing upwards OF Nine
Hundred Acres. On the premises is a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE. with all necessary ont build
ings. Aso first rate GRIST MILL, capable Of
realizing from six to eight hundred bushels toll Corn
annually. The Lands situated between Big and
Little Rain Creeks, within two miles of the Camden
Branch Railroad. Of this tract there are about five
hundred acres Of we'll timbered Land, the balance
cleared and NEST Of it under fence. will also sell
with the land, stock of CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP
if desired.
Persons wishing to purchase get all information
by calling on the subscriber.
LARKIN T. DINkINS.
Sept 8. 36 At
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Aug. lG.
Lime! Ei7.Ic!

LiIne! Einc!
DERSONS wishing superior article Of STONE
l. LIME at reduced price, can procure it by leav-
ing their orders with the subscriber early to he ellv-
cred at the Camden, Columbia Charleston Depot, in
lots OF not less than % than 400 barrels put
up in Ilogshcads of barrels each.
1t is very superior article Of Stone Lime very
white, and suitable or plastcring and all other purpo-
ses for which Lime is used.
c. l.. ClIATTEN.
Camden, Aug. 90. 50 4t
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Cerartnership Notice.

THE undersigned have formed Corartiiefsir for
Il the transaction of the FAcToRAGE AND ChaaIS.
SION BUSINESS, in the City Of Charleston, under Tie
name OF RoSsER & WARREN.
The usual advances will be made on all Produce
consigned to and strict and pesoLal attention given
to all business entrusted to onr care
Our Office Oh CENTRAL WHARF, will be opened OH
Or Gcfore 18th September next
JOHN ROsSER
THO. j. WARREE.
Juno 2S-tf
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LANCASTER RAIL ROAD.

LANCASTER RAIL ROAD.
I NDrR Resolution Of the Board OF Directors of
~ the LANCASTER RAIL ROAD three setts Of
books Of subscription to tic cpilal stock Of said road
ordered tp be opened as follows, viz: One for
subscrpio by route from III. village of Llncus-
ter to the town of Camden, another sci by route
from Lancaster Village TO the Charlotte und South
Carolina Railroad at or near Chester Village and
third set for subscriptions by route from Lancaster
vile to some point the Charlotte and South Caro-
linn Railroad, at Rdgcway and passing near
10 Liberty Hill. Said books tc he opened on the l2h
day Of september next for twenty days and to close
the 3ls day of the s''ise month under the direc
tions of the following commissioners. viz:
It Camden S. C-John Rosser, J. NJ. Desaussure
and W. Ihurlow CASTOR.
at Eat Rock, Eersha'o Dist1ict-Wm. Kirkland,
g. X. Miller, and John Knox.
AT Liberty HM.-Jesse kiigore Wylie Patterson,
and w. &. Cunningham
at 7arahaac, Lancaster Disuict-C. Usry, John
McAianus, and Glass CASTOR.
at Pleasant MH-John W. Twtty. Lewis NJ. Cau
then, and DR.. W. c. Cauthen.
at Lancaster C. H-John Williams John A. Stew
man, and K. l.. Crawford.
1T Pleasant Valley, p O.-G. d. Beckham, r. c.
Potts and Robt. NJ. Miller.
At Monroe C. I'D. II. Covington, W. W. Hart,
and NJ. J. Stewart.
At Wilson's Store, n. C-IIush Wilson, Vim. Crow,
and John Walker.
At C2ybu,n's Store, Lancaster DGtriet.-T. J.. ely
burn, }. k. Welsh and NJ. Horton
At Chester &. H.-John A. bradley, Sam' McAlil-
ly, and G. ID. Melton
At No6afs Store-Henry Motfat, j. B. McGill, and
W. A. RosborUugh.
at Csdar .Ssools.-J. T. McCully, Danl. G. Stn
son, aud Jas. a. ii. CASTOR.
DIT WTnnsboro--,. W. Stewman, Saml. G. Bark
lev aud j. L Hammond
At Rdgesoay, S. C-N. A. Peay, Henry Davis, and
DR.. H. Ii. Clarke.
At Columbia, s. C.-W. D. DeSaussurc, C Janncy
and Thos W. Radc fife.
At Charleston, S. &c II. Frost, P. 7. Vllepigue,
and B. X. Prior
The Commissioners herein appointed are requested
to make return of the books OF subscription to the
President and Directors of the Lancaster Rail Road,
at Lancaster e. H., on or before the lst Monday in
October next.
DIXON BARNES President.
Lancaster C. H., Aug. . 1853 34-5t
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NnaI Notice.ss.

TIIE subscriber having left Camden notifies all per-
Il sons indebted 70 him. To- eat at she store of Mr.
W. c. MOORE and settle at once, ay business has
been left in his hands If settements arc not niade
prior to Return Day, papers will beput III thehands
of an Attorney for collection.
Aup 9-32ti b. W. CHAMBERS
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Land Sales.

JILL be sold the first Monday in October next
w that fine Tract Of Land lying the head wa
ters Of .stle Lynches Creek known as the BURREL
HELTON@TRACT, containing Five Hundred Acres.
There are about Seventy cleared and Two hun
dred to clear of choice Cotton Land. The section Of
country is very healthy. For particulars apply to
Mrs. +. HELroS or to Mr. A. MAYER, Laucasleryie.
Terms will be accommodating
ELIZABETH HELTON.
Lancaster Aug 81, 1858. 36tf