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Death of Mrs. Bch" Inland Eoote Butler.
On Friday evening, 9TH End ins,,N as half past
o'clock this aged matro: and remarkable woman
breathed her last at the .es'lrnce Of her son, and
only surviving child, Hon. A. p. BUTLER.
Mrs. BEruLAND FoorE UTTER was the relict of
Gen. WM BUTLER Of Revolution. She had.
lived through the dark Ind perilous days OF her
country's history had witnessed the career of that
counlry's greatness in all its mutations, had come
down to the fourth generation OF American treeInen
full Of those honors which ever cluster around tho
brow of fearless integrity, and fell asleep at last with
calnness and confidence characteristic only OF one
who has led long life Of probity and usefulness. She
was born In Virginia in tho year l764, but had lived
'rou-earty youth in this section Of South Carolina
She had nsarlg leached 49, ..HeAl- 90
when the decree went forth that the measure OF her
duties was full and the servant called to her
reward.
We feel conscious Of no exaggera,ion, when We
say that Mrs. BUTLER was one Of the most cItraord
nary women of her time. She was an unfailing
friend Of the poor, firm monitor Of the hcedcas,
devoted patriot and an humble believer In Christ.
Her mind was active aud discriminating, her judg-
ment sound, her impulses noble, and her for,itude
unbending. Thus constituted, she at once the
stern guardian of her household and genuine
ment Of socety.-But we designed no eulogistic re-
marks at this time. The duty of portrayng the
strong and elevated character of our subject will be
pleasing and useful one to some other writer. And
trust it will be done in manner which shall
properly preserve for postvrity striking an e1empar
Peace be with the ashes Of the dead There has
passed away here one Of the very last Of the
Of the Revolution!
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THE s. c. CONFERENCE OF THE II. E. CHURCH.
NEwTEEEY e. H.. 30. Ca,
Nnr 90 IS53

|
The South Carolina Conference of the VI. Z
Church, South, commenced its sessions in this
place Oh Wednesday last Bishop Paine j.,
! pre.ent, in good health, aud his amisbility and
loneliness of character, en'lcars lIl'ii to the body
/ over which lie prrsilc-. The sessions of the
! Conference have been marked by great harmo-
ny, and Il religious influence is felt in the col-
muny. The usual business Of an annual
Conference does not possess much interest TO
i the public, yet The body has been crowded with
visitors The weather has been delightful
sffurdng ample opportunity to the citizens to
enjoy the religious services of the occhsion.
Two Churches have been open for preaching 1T
night, and one during the day. On Sunday
morning, Bishop Paine preached IN admirable
discourse in the Methodist Church, which gave
the hig hest satisfaction to an immcnsc con.rc-
CATION, which filled the house TO its utmost
capacity. At the close of the scrTicc, the ort.
nation of Dcacons took pl,cc. At the same
hour the Rev. DR.. Wightnian preached in the
Baptist Church, the Rev. H. s. e. Walker, in
the Presbyterian Church, aud Dr.. Whitefuold
Smith, in the Court House.
Crowds of persons were present from the
country and surrounding districts.
In the afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Stacy preached
in the Methodist Church the Rev. MIR. Martin,
in the Presbyterian and the Rev. Mr. Prilchari,
in The Baptist. AT night, the Rev. Dr. Cross
preached in the Methndih, md the Rev. Mr.
Durant, in the Baptist Church.
The election of 4 Faculty for Wofford Col
legc, located at Spartanhurg village, took place
on Saturday, and resulted rs follows, viz:
The Rev. DR.. Wghtnlan President.
Professor Duncan, (nOw of Randolph, Macon
College, Va.) Language.
Professor A. NJ. Shipp, (now of the Univer-
siiy of No. Ca.,) English Literature.
Alr. JAS. ii. Carlisle, OF Columbia, So. Ca,
Mathematics.
Mr.. Warren Dupre. of Ncwbcrry C. H.,
Chemistry and Natural Science.
The election for delegates to the next Gen.
cral Conference, to be held at Columbus, Ga,
May 1854, resulted in the choice of the follow
ing persons, viz: DR.. w. NJ. Wiyhtman, a. NJ.
Shpp, w. A. Gamcwcll, DR.. Whtcfoord
Smith, II. A. G. Walker, w. A. alcSwain,
Robt. J. Boyd, and Jas. Stacey.
Reserres-T. r. Walsh and II. H. Durant.
The Conference will probably adjourn this
morning.
The following is list of the appointments
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcr.-H. A. q. WALKER,
p Il.
w. Fl. Wightman, Editor Southern Chris
tian Advocate.
Charles Taylor and D. Jenkins. Missionaries
to China.
Cumbcrlam-J. T. Wishtman, Whitefoord
Smith, Supernumerary.
1'rinity-H. c. Parsons.
BetheL-Joseph Cross.
ST. James-A. MrCorquadac.
Black Sramp.-M. A. Mckibbcn, Z. u
Boyd.
Cooper Rirer CircuiL-D. J. Simmons.
Cvpress-W. ii. Fleming, w. .Hntto.
Walterboro.-W. p. Mouzon; one to be sup
Oranseburg.--W. II. LAwton, ]. S. Irwin.
SaraGnah Rirer Mission.--J. d. W. Crook,
]. S. Conner. 35s!s-. -.
Okalee-To be supplied: s. '5
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
BALTIMORE, November 20, 1875

The steamer Atlantic has arrived, with three
days later news. The sales of the three days
amounted tu $4,000 bales, prices rather in favor
of buyers
Breadstuffs were in good demand at full
prices Consos closed at 81 81.
There has been another important battle
fought, but we have no particulars as yet.
SECOND DEspATcH-Thc Turks are every
where victorious in one battle the Russians
lost 1000. France is anxious 10 aid Turkey, but
England remains neutral. The Emperor of Rus
sa has determined to accept no terms but such
as are entirely satisfactory to him. He prefers
10 whip Turkey.
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There is here and there man with endowments
once takcsa wider range and operates with more
precision than others. Consequently he arrives Mt
conclusions with extraordinary promptncss an,l
certainty and has far moro vivid consciousness of
their correctness.
Sometimes also, such person is endowed with a
strong will md strong passions: if in addition to
all this, tile circumstances Of his early lifc-the
formative pcriod-lrSsc been such as TO place him
in contact with obstarirs Of scriohs nature and to
compel him to rely on his own strong arnt, and
strong heart, we need not be surprised, il carac
ter somewhat angular aud severe be produced,
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News FOR TIE LADrEs.-An extraordinary
custom prevail. among the Nizrrs, tribe occu-
pying an extensive district in Cabul, among the
mountains between Persia and Indil. The wo-
men choose their husbands, not the husbands
their wives. If woman bc pleased wh man,
she sends the drummer of the cam to pin i
handkerchief to hi. cap with a pin se uses to
fsslcn her hair. The drummer wadcs his op-
porlunity. and does this in public, aiming the
woman and the man i, obliged ; marry, it
he can pay her price 10 his father.
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OBIT U A r.


DEPARTED this life, on ,hi. Ftrlct, on Friday
18th Of November. Of u ngcr:niand painful Illness
of near six months duration, .ifs. MARTHA a.
R,yr,,,nr. consort Of Alr. Job Rinchar,, aged 2S
years, ) months, and days. -, ~
The presence of Death il" our m'ds'. Iho
subject of this memoir ne-ls' euh'gy % make us
feel her l'ss or point US tut hes,''nao'e WORTH
vet the heart whispers it istit ana eo''''nehaao,e
to pay respect TO our dcpar' 'rienu' "hose se''p
We MI sincerely dcplore.
She has left Il husband ! hse ch'iaren, nna
large circle OF friends anfe fe'a'i"hs 10 mourn mr
l,ss but they sorrow is ',ose "ho. nave no
I,.,ho, -. rs III. Ncbst Church at Harmony.
mi, n ,l. ,Fnsations of Divine Prori.
i"no. , 80 and "j say sav "ThJ be done, Oh Lord"
p,,..r,, H.. ,b, mt slunlber,
Peaceful in itrave so low
Thou no more JON our number,
TI,u M m, ,ur songs shalt know
Yet again WIPE to meet theer
W." ,,,,y of life is fled,
TT, with Joy to greet thee;
l "eI Wh"r,. ~ arewclL tear is shed.
N''e a. FKkxp.
n,., =, ;sidence, in this District, on Thurs
H., DD' H. ,S, zee, Alr. JoHs lIEKIS in the 10Th :
u"S w.. as IL. leaving wife and four children to-
y.", !.,,.u ill.,, The decea'el WAS an honest man,
o onoJ I cur, aud good citizen. Peace: to:his,
memory.
D,r, lth November, Of Croupc, ELnss ETH
only | chil Ii. and MATILDA LEeRop, IN the 2nd
year Of age. 4
Jail We never hear aga;n
sweet toned voice OF love;
Nycr clasp thy gentle haRd,
Il friends meet friends above.
parents, can w,l, you weep, s.
md sigh as thou dost sigh, -.
the gentle one who fell asleep u
&c. waken in the sky. i iassSSs s
ind Saviour, help the afflicted s IS
In their sorrowing aud fears;
Aud bend the .bowtof promise, y z, y: g
Where shadow now appears: 9. q,
Ts;asp. s 81:
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ss- DID our readers know how utterly and incon.
tesliby busy We have bsen for the last few days. they
would readily excuse thip weeks dereliction in the
editorial department OF the A. ertiser.
The absence of our ucnbrationr, however, 10 we'll
made mp by our correspondents. For the reat, We
have selected various passages of interest," Legislative
and 40 on, which must suflic whether it will or not
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FoR THE ADVERTISER.

THE LATE SHEPHERD SPENCER, SENR
THIS venerable brother died OH the 29,h Of Oct,
on visit to his daughter-nlaw, in Oaktibecha
Co. Miss, aged e3, and was buried on the 2nd
inst, at Providence Church, Sumter Co. Ala.
Being requested to write an obituary, send an
outline Of the address delivered at his funeral.
+. B. TEAGUE,
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Fire in Hamburg.

The Hamburg Republican, of the 3Oth uls, says,
eve regret to learn that the dwelling Of fellow
citizen, JoHN E. McDoSNALD, Esq, near this place,
was consumed by fire yesterday about noon. We
have not been able TO get the particulars, but learn
that most Of The Furniture was snvcd and the build
ing was partially covered by insurance"
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Death Of our Post Master,

VIZ regret to announce the death of DANIEL
WHITE, Esq, who was recently appointed Post Mas.
ter for our town. Mr.. WHITE was IN old and re-
spectacle citizen, we'll known to many Of rra e,
He had we'll nigh attained his three years and
ten, having passed through life with tho reputation Of
all honest and an upright man.
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~ I'VE have received communication from Mr..
JolIN ToMPKINs, of Sumter, Ala, but nre necessarily
compelled to delay its puba,ion until our next siue
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BALTIMORE, Dec. l.-Koszta arved at Bos-
ton Yesterday evening. There VS. no dcmrn.
straiinn.
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Two CHILDREN BUEST.-A most distressing
accident occurred at the 81. Charles Hotel in st.
Louis last week, by which two children wcrs
burnt 10 death. Mrs Hicks who occupied a
room in the hotel, left it that evening to be alb
sent only few minutes She left in her room
her two little girls, one aged three years and tho
other thirteen months The latter lying on the
bed. While she was gone the oldest girl COM
mrnced 10 play with the fire, when her dress ac-
cidenaIy c,nsh, and >h. ran to the bed where
her little sister lay, and in few minute. the bed
MAS in flames The yonn.es, child was burnt
to death, and tic oldest was found in the last
agonics of death, and lived only short time.
The father left Il short time since for California.
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,,s,;,nLohes s,i;s,;oa ~; ~ Coburn, /

, ,
P&tPon 1fission-W CsKirkIaH ~ i. 8 & &
jBedifrt ;3fission-G w >Alnore. i
Ro1sd O. Mission-P A. NJ Williams Z:
Eliso and Jehossee Mission Charles, ,Wilsou -
ST. lbulre.o's Mission-T0 be supplied
Coops Rirer Afission-Abncr Irwin
GE0GETows DIsTRIcT-C Belts, h
Gsorgsopn-C H Pritchard
Satse SIission-M Eady, w Stokes
Sampu Mission-Thomas Mitchell
Black Rirer and Pee Dee Mission l.
Shuford, A Ogburn
Black Rir,r-ff f Ogbnrn, w W Jones
Black lMmgo !MissiOn-Joscph Parker.
Conmayboro'-D Mcdonald r w Burgess
Waccan,a,o Mission-ll l. Banks, w Carsot
lfarion-Jamps Stacy
Marion Ctrcuit-R = Franks, l. NJ Hcymers'
BenneisciHe-L N Little
Society Hill Mssion-J p Hughes
Cherau-J w Muller
Chera,c Mission-F Rush
DarHngto,.--S jones' Dntrnse
LiJeriy Chapel IIissi0u-A Martin
CosUmBIA DIsTgcr-W Crook, f
Columbia, Washington-strea ChurcL-Coin
MurcIi.on.
lfarion-street Church-W Boone
Colvn,Jia Circuit-John A Minuck
Conearee Missim-N Tacy
Brn~sll-A NJ Chrirtzbrrg
Griniicr lie Mssion-C Mcleod =
IFinu.boro' and Chester Station-E Menar-
die
Sumlerrille-F A Mood
SnmtrriHe Circut-S II Brown
Santee Circuit-J T Xii: re
North San,ee-B = Avantcc; ono to be sup
piled
Chester Circuit-J Flaming,
Fairf-ld-Williamsun Smith
L>rington-A B McGilvary, E & Price
CHARLOTTE DIsTEIcr-D DERRICK,
Can,den-W Martin s *
Lancaster Circuit-AJ Cauthen ~
CharIoiie-J 4 Mood
Charloue Circmt-J N Bradley, D May
Pleasant Grors-W Clarke
ConcorI-P F Kistlrr
AlermarL.-W N East"rling
Vad.sb,ro-W w Mo ID
IVaassburo Circuit-J w ] Harris, A L
Smith
ChrsierG.M-D W Seal
Watuee Missions w Capers, T C,pers
Loastoun !Mission--J A Porter
Landst:rd Mission-L A Johnson !,
II r Walsh, President Carolina Female C = 2
SPARrASEuRG DIsrRcr-H ii QUAINT,
Pc
Spartanburg-W A GamewcIl
Spartanburg Circuit-A e Stacy
Rutherford Circuii-J Ii Robertson
| Cata,cba Circuit-L Scarborough
South Mountain Mission-B e Jones
Shelby Circuit-D Byer.
.1forganton Circuit-A w Walker
IMcDotcali Circuit-G w lvry
Lcuoir Circuit--W II.liom
YorkrHlc-J w North
York Cirruit-R Abcrnaihy
DalLas--J Finger
CoxEsBURY DIsTRlcr-S LEARp, Pc
| Cok.sburv Circmt-J w Kelly
AbbsriNe-C s Walker
AbJerik Circuit--J ii Zimmerman
EdgeGeM--M puckrtt, J w NJ Creighton -,
Pcndisson-T Raysor one to be supplied
GreenriAe-OA a Darby
Gr,enriHc Circuit-W Patterson
Mount Ityom Msson--W B Curry
Laurens Circuit-R Boyd
Union Circmt--W A MrSwain, A II Lester
NclrJerry-J K Pickett
NcpJrrry Circuit-S Townsend; one to be
supplied
Pickens-W A Clark
Jocassee NNssiou-A II Harmon t.,1 s.
JW Wighmau, Cokcsbury School.
A. NJ. Shipp Professor University Of North.
| Carulina. "a; g q Rs Rs
The Delegates othe General Conference ara s
rs follows: = ss
A. Gamcwel. w. A: McSwan, r. J. Boyd,
Durant. - IA s4s2
The location OF the Fcm,le College is NOT s.
decided, and a Convention of Delegates from q
the places applying for the Institutions, is TO Ger
held during the present year. s.;
--->s>- -=,.5sgF
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Qbf aoufrtiser.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. c.

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7, 1853.
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JIM CRACK CORN.
Nov. 2S, 1858.

CThe above was received last week but too late to
appear in the last issue. )-ED. ADV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.,,n, Es.LE PRICES CURRENT.

k,I;M ND FEBRUARY u, 1898.
-nr.ct,p The ua,Sri to-day Shows slight improve
l'l>x. NIX. r.i,es. \. VI. MARTIN s. co.
u ~ n n ;i,s Of GOOD brands, BANS u, S..
w9rAr-i'-.,re Re: 81 20 aud sales of chote White
, =, ~ 4, 81 "; good rchintl5!c lots 81 l2S i
~ T. J. PEY TON.
ph:oy hc lao l,cinc in this article has caused al
,.n-n.f,u &: .4,c> Our Quotations are merely
,,,, I:.,;a,n .u-si hog round % 10 cents; City
u,ct io, ,yunc Il! IL; good old Western ard BATH
,rr cui si!ss :. 9 caca al auction Al less Sr"niu
i. ) 81, Hams rom lSa l3s; New Bacon Sizes ~
=, auN Shoulders cts; jolss IL a s cts
IgON-?,s So $40 per tee; Swsdes Sl00 .reeesa ano
ra. rGaet 500; Common English $751; up cou"''y oar
s'3 ,Rn--Ths MAKE, for ,ts a,iclt confines very dG
. 80 i ,vcfIa ii ! c;s in KEYS II II cts
T'rAruEit-Ss good stamp fsom IS. 20 cts per h.;
am, I'd ;pn y II l5= ctS.
i'm IL, much tcfnand; sales from store 81 81
BurGeR-G,shsn, l6s 20 cts Morn'4in 10 - cts
so:,s not suitable 70; table use, are sid as ios
|. = Is u.s. :; Roll from IS 20 cts.
foct EE- We quotc Rio 9S l0s; LRsnyra "a j l0s ,
cS.cs; ava IL . l2H; Mocha IA; Care sk cts.
90 IT0N-l1 loses.
cISpLEs-Tasow l3 cts; nulrs aud jacksnns patent
c5fN-6O 81 els. Demand good.
,Q.;T MEALS cents per bushtl Tor county MINIS
S:,a> 2y .oo,,
r,.,t.; no 3s7S No n. G. Hrrtiags in first hands.
ia scotia cut Herfings, Nc. l. 81; No. A; Gross
4 !, /.
tLaJOGS--A hiskey. Richmond tec,atd, 70 cents cash
,,ce GA Family Eye 45; Mountain 50 65; Brandy,
nu,r intIt,ru SO 10 81. Srardy coutnon ii p'"o %
20. ) cash; Brandy DuuuIs 81 10 IS oV HeE.
80 10 81; Pine, & Co.. sl 10 So; Apple a' 10 -
tnI.. Gu-Amrrican common, 81 TO 81 censs' 'o''a"'
iutns! u \. f. Rum 80 tU 80 cts
LIVE. >rUCk-C. Stocks Report beet Cattle scae
s. 81 10 So 50; extra fat will command more; Hugs
SOTO y; Sheep, SIS d S3s nett, ~ III qaahi!
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Feb IS 's.;3-s,is VIM o. WINSTON
J,hyD TOn xal.F NEAR IlIcRMOnn.

y III. subscriber oilers small but noEt excellent ia'.
about south side The " iiaa.i-G roa
Eictrout-. the Old Market hhou. is's
Aui cleared. i:abc now cultivated a.
l. fertility convenience market
III. rahl places market girdc and
cty yTopcr.. manage. The rTlcr Of
cug !r Sly made urn.. Tie
ulIt.. Iur i"la". tcrd cur
r"al-Hcr lh.a cesar number Of
cNc.tlru' 50 rt water ctt III: place.
1a Wishing I, cl!se vi! please call and exam for then"
selves
l Terms s,i b. very liberal Apply 70 RnT HASTINGS On The
Il.f.i-"s, = The ausSciitc
-. cit SAMUEL HASTINGS.
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MORE FACTS RELATIVE TO BULLS SaRSA
paRIII.

o. cio,E,b,. ri ,!Ir an.ns he hunlr,'. ol ciInr: ply
i. az, to nave he .crc 10 which '!TiS SH-!Ea
- -;,,p,T Ia, ,r iis ir.nlci but Il, a;rTnSr ard
he hrhrS agN ~ EE''ins "Nlcr- Aen
.,!. IA, ,,. ,yrr Mon. p.,cr.. ,c fore IA. MT, IT,
,,s,, r,y ,i,n- So, lee rcluc ut. d, having
'c. :, tie .cntnmert ltrn Of my r.ri..t:r
am! tFc hsa;. r"rcr
yt Iy r,w n ~ flt, ,r,Inr tarrl good II iri
lie following DID and Er
III ar.s irsvs;r:as lr.h lau!g! 10 the c"mnGCy VINCE
.I.. II. -.
-: LOUISVILLE JGiy y i. lsi!.
~, ,xatnls is. articles thai c"npo-" iona Ban En-
;ric' ni ~atHr'f'', az" nv. y" !es'ht' ~ -: "a
.4 1 ~ III, el.cs lrgsIug o.! a.. lrg uon
tam confidently nrtni u +" iy herds u.
~ r ~. u ia Ecr.c =" c.as-.s
recommended. used tcrr'lfr - d.
If,rcy, sucr,alan"Uri VI
Nav have nv lpdr:a "ocAf AID "Hci.d
"a >v.ti accompanied f HU"s Imp", ~ Cares OF -"
t..., ,yi5it.r .Ieu NOT uli,rT Gnlr,
; X Nct,N!' hlA, " y
Honorary Member pf The Nc!,ci 'cI%ty fiNiIcrhLl
rla. r r,,t IN ar AI,.c.y. Of several :"a
80, ,,.t,, >. "a about I!g.'s StrsarauilL'
#, TINS avc been tar a yr4rs se.etr!y ~
Mood yt Ac,cutla II lIchr dali Hcavy in my liver
o'e' ~ " frE, .c,n NJ H., ;ls 6r no advantage
md, cham u to meet yaur. bottles q h.ci gave nc
Therefore take pleasure Recommending 'ou' SAi'.H -
-. .iii. .,t community a. u su;ccur Article
iery rryf"r;uli y'urs
ynI; % ~tiPP ~! siri" - ~ S'"td' J. W. " " "
ii,;,r i,i,n HAS sara arr grea
- ,,I,ty .grt, an! ua.:a
, ,nmrn,H.. d, e pubic III. Of ; I'll >co.
a.. Xii Nh out 1rcous and Glan,"i4t t:acas-s
Your. rat '.!',"!!. ., /" ~ -. ,H ~ ~
,,p,y,TtSu ,.JrpEU,
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Thesc ships nv"= by contract .'rr.-
tieir ~
thrr aud speed AMI their arcfhd"
passengers unrqualc I'r elcrhncc aud '"iri
York IL Liverpool. III inst cabin
sh: $40 Exclusive u.s. .! cisl s.sc saro"'
E3m.
From Liverpool 10 New York, I'D and t2D.
An attached Ia cart ship.
No hertz until pad Tor
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J. !. is THE TELEGRAPH.
-, me Rlch.ucn Enqut-rr.
80, EEpN EUROPE,

-. u Inc steamer Pacific arrived 'hls
Us" ,,S i,i,> rom l,cra'l {" tic 9h lanuars lie
r''n% w., ,, IN he ON. Since lhc sailing oi The last
'a ~ IA, },S; the a!Hancc IL prices then quoted
ssrct' r,.i, IT. Sour has advanced g. N!ea
,r NAT. Observation-Disclosures afv fsm with moderate
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SALES OF TOBACCO,

rs
~ Thos. +. johnson. Coin,niss,ou :tersh"'h'
Lat: Inspector at Sta6r0oss Harsaoa's. "a
Cary j. Tale. ; crop ut Louisa ndis SlV "fn ~
20 rl,g.us,u j Louisa hAi- 81, % D -, 1 81 ana
x Or Frederick Perkins, OF Louisa: hnGs, ~ oo, .
i. 10 aud i s.. u 5. Sins al Louisa : h'ils ahI
d s. ana 5 20 J GArdncrs .! Louisa: 81 and ~
E,b o2-cIt THOS Z. JOHNSON.
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Eel --rH'fs
,.1:;tiy, lo9 ~ .cCR0I. ro,: sale.

G!\IAiiMir. 81 r.sifIa ant q"
;JIies whole. lie VIII sell !,! u i've
~
The hci ii rnriInu:
al them" about g. GHjr i year: OF aud tic between
- anu 'Itcy .is.y ol Tie
SELLING trI Planter w! wishes purchase the Whole
urr ircs tloai iaL.l h"x N" q Williamsburg, Va
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BY nULLIiii ii DA.,ie. :cl.., At.EHs.
Tx NEGROES So, We -euia :, lie 49, tcf six
= .as#s Nts,o.s-a:cH. Boys a!G ,is.
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MARFIEU.
..-s.so On Thursday the l inst y Rev Adam En-
II WILLIAM a. TA!lAFEkR)u OF Gloucester county. n Mics
iii ALN!NSOS LYONS, Gausher o ja"c- Lyons, Esq OF
-lS
,.,., ~ III. Rev Mr. Of this Mr. C. FlTZ d Az
:, Gsnr,r3 !. Hiss JASETrA EEDLICii. Of this place
L;.nc,l nchss COPY.
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HENRY cor. Nofh-l,"t.Lynr,;.' .'oiI


Sold Bill iicm; Of Professor Holloway
1"nllc London AMI hl all respectable Druggists ad itr
Medicine hroushou: The British Enl ana T.. thor 81 =:
and boxes 81 Hld 81 81 Vi
Wholesale by The principal Drug houses The Union. y.
a. B. >. SANDS. New YORK, ard lir j. UKs: !, i .'.,
i4ge New York.
For ,ac by PURCELL. LAbD co. -" 'ge.sr
y EDicc:icns Tor The guidance =" ei;"r!, rtnaN'
are ft yait - box iJu'.s-,
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FLBi.It SALE OF Old CHURCH ia ER:..
go isue "t Decd 81 Trust. fran Ec General
IL t""in Brhx"E. deceased, winch rcrur HANOI
County i"u ana decree ri c sIId EuT pGIfg Trus
tt OF General aAlun G1C -a,, an!
;I3@I. III" " Eb>E>jAI tie =!
o. March rrS {! Tau. orr"IG he good Gay. IL" DU
Lll Rt II IaNnIN. had and alpuTcuanccs ruc b.
ms" kUrwr 90 The o.. at sac and will i. accommodate.
I'll" ud Iaci aboUL 100 mich
ai-l state movement Il has large
ard nous dwelling luue.l hu'sr kI'clc. sabi.s.
:Ingc h"u.c I End % uNlnr 'o kcIGG ubc house
and they all carcirii IubIc
Iua rnn Richmond 20 Tr aan"ocE. AZ! II ur. IL niles
iiacc There u;tcc the which The
~ ion- ;imr wr.k viz: oi r! i.
!!c u"ishh'fN"r! popHn"SaG wealthy the and
tie fas MA-cgs Office Is worth sitO per
I'll" travel alpat H.. ra! ls :! place i HIr have
II T.. have stcC"E>irii an! .c
N does a''a.t pubic house Il very
.rni,y. art H!il Certainly b" sold
WM T!iOS. II. POLLARD. Trustee.
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