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Camphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL MORSELL

Successors to o. w HITTLEsEY,
street, betwcc1i 9Th and TN Streets Todd's Building
DEG leave TO return their tAanks to their hume
- rous friends and the former customers of MIR. o.
WhittIesey, for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the opportunity to acQuaint the citizens of Washing
ton and its vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest manufacto-
RES to constant supply of the very best
articles in their linc which will be sold the low
est market prices.
Fl. & Nj. having thorough practical knowledge
of the trade feel assured of being able to give salts
faction to all who favor them with their patronage
Painters Contractors, and Builders will find II great
Iy their interest call store before purcha-
sing elsewhere, as we keep on hand the largest and
best assorted stock in the city Of P.7INTS, OILS,
WINDOW GL.4SS, BRUSHES, L.9MPS, &C.
Just received, and now afeat $4,000 pounds Of
Lewis & Wetherell's PURE LEAD, which we
offer at further reduced prices. sep9-n
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- sss;sss s5slszs;ss s

rJNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
L Leave daily, except Sunday, at and a. M,
81 and 5 T. IN.
On Sunday at n. H., and 5 p. m.
The Train at p. is Express, and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all way
stations.
Trains at a. m and 81 p. M, connect with An
napolis.
Trains at a. m. and p m, connect West.
Trains at 6 and a. m. and 5 y. n connect East
Fare from W ashington to Baltimore 81 IS
Do do do and return 30
DO do Annapolis - 8
Do do do and return 50
The round trip tickets must i'm all cases be pro-
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. T. II. PARSONS,
jy l6-u Agent.
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CaMERON's GENERAL AGENCY

.1Ha Ih'u7ahce U7ce, u ooT 70dd's Birldnc, Penn
Sdrc'id GrcTiue, Vcshinsfo d. c.
CLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
Ihs General Agency which may he entrusted to
Cameron's care will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
MIC. has quite variety of Fine Engravings, Books
Periodicals, Pamphlets, SC, &c, at the General
Agency, and is prepared to fill orders en short
uce and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are TO be had as
early As issued, at the Genera! Agency. Subscri
oers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTRAL ACADEMY,

Corner of 10Th and E. streets, Old Medical College
VINHE duties of this Institution were resumed on
the 5th instant. The Classical and Mathemat-
zeal departments, where the same branches are
taught in other Academies in this city, Is IN the sec
Ond story. The Primary Department Is In the nrst
story
Circulars can he obtained at the Bookstores.
Rev JAMES NoURsE, A. NJ. Associate princin,,s.
Rev j. w. WISANs, A. NJ
MD. WELLS, Teacher OF Primary Department.
Mons. I. RAUoIT, Professor of Modern Lam
p,Iages sep Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD.

A CARD.
To the Building community Of Washington
and its Uicinity.
ENREDERICK Z. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Il Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally for past favors, and hopes
he favored with their continuance, he is prepared
to execute all kinds OF work in his line of business at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
He will also make Plans, Specifications. and Su-
perntend any kind of work that may be entrusted to
his care.
Pace of residence on G street, between 9Th and
1th streets. aug Is
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WHALEY'S OMNIBUsSEs.

. ~ On III UKSUAY. The 18th instant,
fE1NH "A will commences running two lines
5000 OF OMAIBUSSES between Alexan-
dria anu y ashington. leaving Alexandria mt AZ
O'Clock in the morning, and 81 in the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at 6
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon Re-
turning. leave Washington on the arrival of the
trans from Baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Manassas Gan train
from Alexandria, at O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this line, will leave
their names and residences with DR.. James Ertw;s
tie, Alexandria, and at the Irving House, Washing
ton corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city.
sep 2S-6m- VIM wHALEY
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DANCING ACADEMY

A T CARUSi'S SALOON.-I will commence my
"A classes in Dancing on Tuesday. October II, at
my Saloon. All the new and fashionable dances
taught. Glasses i'll Academies and private families
attended to-
Days of instruction. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. Hours for Young Ladies, from 3 to for
Boys, from to I and for Gentlemen, from TO
y, p N.
{-My saloon is still for lease reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARUSI.
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( fhlMNEY PIECES AND PIER SLABS, manu- 'ac-
- turel of stone by the Seurhyn Marble Company.
These are new and beautiful articles in imitation Of
te richest marble such ns Egyptian, Italian, Span
sh Sienna and others of the most rare and desirable
kinks. In style and finish they stand unec ualled
are very highly polishea retain their beauty much
longer than common marble. and not injured by
coal gas. smoke, acids. At the North thew are be-
comiug extensively used giving great .:isf ction to
those who have tried them, While much superior in
appearance. they sold cheaper than ANYTHING of
the Kind in market. r. HAsKINS, Agent,
Penn. avenue, soutf side near 10th street
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ork. ~" al New

York. "s'"' al New
FORM or oFFrR.
I'D The Chief Of hc B'roGn Of Fcrds and no,t.
Nary Dcpcrt.c,,.
Oh In the State OF
hereby offer To furnish, under your adve,,,..
dated day az e"'eI'lSemen
an the ,.,,r.,,.,' a"s =, ~ and subjee, ~
braced IN class No. VIZ; e'es Gu
ihtrc insert the articles. with priccs c,..,
amounting 10 (wriie the aggregate in worlS "ne
propose (nanle the asrn. if one is required and
ADVERTISEMENT N"Hou by the
The undersigned, OF
in the State of and
antors. berehy undcr,aks ,h,, ,ho ,, ,as guar
Will. II oer
eel ted, enter INTO contract. aS before recu e ac
the United states. within ficen DAYS at,s, ., with
oil notice through the post office Of the az. Gsie
oil bid, rs before mentioned F"hee
(Ssuaturcs,
certify that the above named
and arc l,o,
be good and responsible guarautors in ths VIZ 10
(To be signed by n navy agent. collector n, a.
attorney, or some other person known -, ,>af
bureau 20 he credi,alle.) !" 'h'
Sep l9-law4w
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To TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONTEMPORARIES. &C.

'TIiE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, MANUFACTURED by
Il the subscriber from pure country cream, and
III 1'>' IN any quantity, from quart aud up
warts NJ 81 so per gallon, and the shor test notice
Parties, Dinners, aud Private Entertainments fur.
fished In the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United States
CIIARL0TTERUSSE. FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS
JELLIES. CAKES &c
made To order in every style.
All orders left at ARNoLD'S. under Gaisby's
Hotel. on Pennsylvania avenue, will be punctualy
attended to- where there will be constantly kent on
hand large and fresh assortment OF FRUITS
COSFfCTloNARlES, FRENCH BON B0NS. PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES. &c.
A long experience in the business enables the sub
scrib.r To guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles. COFFEE, TEA, CHO-
CoLArE, ORGEAT, and other Refreshments, can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep - III ECKAEDT
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THE PARK HOTEL.

p OBERT s. THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
IL inform their friends and the public that they
prepared at the above mentioned house. to fur
nsh all the refreshments Of the season. Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior IL
QUORS
The Park Hotel is located at the Northern extrcm-
ity of 18th street, Just on the verge of the city limits
surrounded by Park of large trees, containing
Bowling Saloon, Swings, and Arbors> 1t is healthy
walk or beautiful drive. sep l4-lm
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Professor j. AndrIa Iardslla

H Would respectfully inform the crZehs
~ 6 tfof Washington that he will he prepared 70
resume his instructions on the riano &c, an the Isl
o. September. All orders left nj the Musical POI
OF hilbus & Hitz, or at Thompson Daguerrean Gai
lery Will meet with prompt attention. Prices nlace
known on application. A liberal deduction made !"
Schools, aug 9-tnee
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TAILORING, &c.


E. Cooley, Merchant Tailor,
Eighth street trest side, three doors north Penn are
Ia Would respectfully inform his friends and
"a the public generally that he has Just returned
NJ from the north with his fail stock, consisting
III of a fine assortment of CLOTHS, C.dSSE
MERES, and pESTTNGS, to which he invites their
notwithstanding confident that, in regard to style,
workmanship, material, and price, they will not be
better suited elsewhere. sep l0-lm
TO THE VOTARIES OF FASHION.
"a The undersigned begs leave to call the at
tention of his former patrons and the public
NJ to the fact that he has just received from the
.lA north and is now opening the choicest sclec-
tons Of CLOTHS. CASHIERS AND VESTINGS of
French and English styles, ever offered to them,
which he is prepared to make up in his usual style
Paris reports received monthly.
CIV. HINTON. Merchant Tailor
North side Pa. avenue between AZ and 9th sta
sep 20-1m-
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SEd1t1lltlII 6l hMtlN, SI,3I9,33I.
JANUARY 1st, 1853.
Published agreeably to an Act Of Assembly.
BEING
First Mortgages, amply securc......S1 OBJ .366 63
Real Estate (present value Sl10,000)
cost s244s 6S
Temporary Loans, ample Collateral
Securities. 96iSS 6S
Stocks present value S16.19l) cost.. 622S5 so
Cash, S2,945 81
$l,4l5,534 90
DIRECTORS,
Charles y. Bancker, Morlecai D. Lewis
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe Il. Borie
Jacob X. Smith, Morris Patterson,
Samuel Grant, David g. Brown
George w. Richards Isaac Lea
CHARLES N. BANCKER, PRESIDENT
CHARLES G. BANCKER, SECRETARY.
H. p. c. WILSON. Agent southwest corner Of G.
and 18th streets, where he may be between the
hours of p. m. and 10 o. IN.
sep FLINT
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!

UST received at THE ODEON HALL CLOTHING
~ ESTABLiSHhENT, corner Of Ft,T-dnddhGV
street G'It RsnnSy'rGAio Greaue,
TILE LARGEST STICK! GREATEST VARIETY
NEW GOODSt NEW STYLES! NEW DESIGNS!
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Class No. 5.-Grarel and Sand.
600 cubic yards coarse gravel, screened
for concrete per cubic yard
1,si4 do building sand pure sick do
500 cubic yards building sand DO
1880 cutie yards gravel filing do
Class No. 6.-Limc end Csment
$500 barrels best quality hydraulic cement
500 pounds TO the barrel pcr barrel
100 do do wocd-burnt lime do
Class No. a. Iron.
Tbr Dmb = Shed.
a,il6 pounds 3 w 5-iuch fat iron Ter pound
5,sl6 do 3 ny 1Linch do do
2.ti1 do 3by 5S-irch do do
',tlS do Isinch round iron do
CLASS No. S.-bon Works, dc
FIR Smitt>-y.
An iron roof 300 feet long and 60 feet wide covered
with corrugated ircn-tinped sheets properly fns-
tened to the whole - nc erected ard fully secured
to the walls of the building for sum specified Cor
the Whole root complete, according to plans in the
engineers Office ut tie navy yard Brooklyn in
Guiding two coats of brown zinc paint before cree
ticn and one coat after. with 30 feet of shcr,e.d
cutters and 200 feet of tin leaders from roof per
plan, pr,co co;nrlc etc
is wroughtIron doors complete. Fer Pat
tern each
~ pairs wroughtiron window frames.
ard sash, with glass and fixtures COM
plcte. pr plan per pair
For L@mc, Cpal. and Pitch Hcu~.
2wroughtircn doors complete, ger pa, tern each
ae,.t-ro %' windo ao 40 do do dc DO
2 do window-sash. glazed. per plan do
70 iron tierois 2inch diameter, with turn
buckles do
ow:ou:htiron plates, feet by "a inch by
6inches pcr plate
CLASS No. 9-cpper.
329 sheets 24ounce copper, IS by "a inchc--sny
3"4S pounds per pound
CLASS No 1o-Narbr- Mnntels and crg,es.
white marble parlor mantels with coal
CRATES, per plan each
l co'ored do dining-room mantel, do do do
l DO do library do do do do
CLASS No. 11.-GL1Ss.
For Timber Shed.
500 feet by II winslow's best American
glass Ter foot
FIR Muster Onc.
500 feet IL by % Winslow's best American
glass per foot
FIR SIR NIL.
700 lights S hy u Wins!ow's best American
glass por light
CLASS No. 12.-Ndndlodre.
Fer Timber Shed.
1850 pounds 6inch iron cut spikes rer hound
1900 do l2-pcnny iron cut nails do
loo do s-pcnny iron wrought nails, clasp head do
100 100 do do 11s 10 innyy do do do do do do
II dozen Is inch iron axle sash pueys PER dozen
gross l-inch iron screws per gross
10 pounds best six-strand sash cord per pound
For Lime, Pitch. and Opal House
200 pounds 12renny iron cut nails do
2s do l0-penny iron wrought nsils, brad heads DO
12-incil iron dead locks each
For Muster Office.
200 pounds Nrcnny iron cut brad
head mills Ter pouId
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COMM UMIGATI0M MS.
ron THE ADVERTISER,

Mr.. EDITOR You will allow me to correct an
error in an editorial of your issue Of the 9th ins
in reference to the killing Of Mr.. w. HoLLEY.-
Nome Of the parties of this transaction were resi-
dets Of the neghborhood Mr.. II. was but par
tally known here, and the man that killed him.
was person never heard of before that unhappy
occurrence brought his name before the public
Tis true, we have had some quarrel;ng and an &C
clsona fsticuf in the oldcn time. Old feuds, that
for nught know, might have originated on the
banks Of the Rhine, and were imported in the res-
sc's that brought over the colOnsts who settled the
hills and vallies about the old Island" have in
days gone perhaps made some disturbances among
the descendants of the quiet Immigrants from the
" Fadcrlandn or the Swiss Cantons and the Saxon
blood that has been infused into the original Stock,
will even now sometimes exhibit its belligent pro-
pensitivs but the blood of murder has never yet
stained the soil of Beech Island-so fur at least IS
white man was in any way concerned. May God
forbid that the day should ever como when it will
be otherwise.
Local mistakes like the one alluded to, not un-
Frequently occur, from the circumstance that the
boundaries of Beech Island are rather conventional
than real, and hardly any body knows exactly where
the old settlement is, except those who live here
Wishing you better acquaintance with the locai-
ties and people Of this end Of the District
am, very truly, ELPlS.
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Land for Sale,

rENIIE Subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land.
Il situated in Edgcicld District, on huth sides Of
the Plank RoaI leading from Hamburg to Edgctird
c. H., called tho Bartlett place, and containing
SEFEN HUNDRED g. SIXTY ACRES,
This Tract has u settlement and small portion Of
the and has been cl, arrd. The balance is tlckly
covered with heavy pine timber suitable for the
lumber business. On the premises is an excellent
M:l Seat, where formerly Grist Mill stood, on
Little Horse Greek
And h" also Offers for sale another Tract Of pine
land containing two hundred and ninety-seven
acrcs called the Good Spring Tract, situated on
bth sides Of the road 'eIiing from the Old Wells
to Vauclsr, and includes what is well known as the
" Good Spring''-a most eligible site for delight
ful and healthy settlement. This Tract is also heavi-
" t;mbcrcd and no part has been cleared.
Pla:s Of the above premises may be seen in the
Office of Robt Mcdonald, Esq, Hamburg, towho,n
reference IS made for further particulars and terms
Of sale. JOHN BACSkETI.
Nov %. At 40
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Rich Carpets and Curtain
Materials,

CNoWDEN g. S HEAR, have received
~ from New York
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets, of new and splendid
Styles
English Brussels Carpets, of rich and elegant styles
Superior Tapestry Brussels and Feretan Carpets !;
Snpetior Ingram and Three Ply Carpets;
Printed Floor B;hcs, by the yard land in patterns; !;
Carpets, for Halls and Bed Rooms, at very low
prices;
Superior white Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cur
tains;
Rich colorcl Damasks, for Window Curtains
French Window Sbndes, Of elegant dcsigns
Curtain Bands; rich Cornc.s; Brass and Plated
Stair Rods;
Furniture Dimitics and Cotton Fainges, large
supply;
French Printed Table Covers, Of extra size and
quality.
To all Of which they respectfully invite the at
tention Of the public
Nov 90 If 45
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From CUBA.-Intelligcnt and wcl-informed
gentlemen, being residents Of Cuba, who arrived
here in the steamship Isabel, from Havana, total
ly dscredit the reports which have been so ex-
tensively disseminated in the United States, of a
secret understanding between the British and
Spanish governments, for The introduction into
that island of an unlimited number of Africans
rs apprentices, with view to their becoming
free after definite number Of years.
From the same source we are given to under
stand that the importation of Coolies from China
is likely 10 prove an entire failure and the par
ties who have contracted with the Cuban au-
thorilies to introduce them are likely, instead of
realizing large fortune by the undertaking, as
was expected, probably to be serious losers in
the end. The contract is understood to have
embraced an importation Of six thousand-four
thousand men. and two thousand womcn-a
number of the former had been embarked, but
large portion of them died upon the voyage
not one of the latter however, it is asserted, has
ever reached the island.-Cuuricr
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

T'''' R. A?:s'''" ''' ct al BIZ for Partition.
Geo. J. Anderson, ct. al.
10y Virtue of an Order from Chancellor
ID Wardaw in this cause, will offer for sale,
ut the late residence of Mrs. Anna Anderson,
deceased, in this District, on the 9Th December
next en-uing, the following parcels OF real
Estate, viz:
Tract No. l, known as the "Piney Woods
or Homestead Tract" whereon the said Aana
Anderson in her lifetime resided, lying OIL
Swcat-water Creek, containing three hundred
acres more or less, and adjoining lands of Jane.
Reynolds, Joel Curry. Benaiah Curry and
others This tract is near the branch plank
road leading towards the hIartin.Town Road and
in less than = half.mile of the l"cation upon
which the "Sweet-water Seminary" is to be
established. 1t is an exceedingly healthy place
and abounds in the best of water.
Tract No 9, known rs the aSicrens' Creek
tract" continuing tpo hundred and .tffynine
acres; more or less, lying on Big Stevens creek
in this District, twelve miles from Hamburg,
directly on,tie Martin Town Road, nnd adjoin.
ing lands OFT. B. Reese, James Hancock and
the Estate of Mrs. Mary Anderson. On this
place are some fifty or sixtYsacres, of excellent
low grounds. The upland is purity in woods,
and of capital quality. -. g.
will also offer for sale on the SAND occasion
that very valuable Mill on Big Stevens. Creek,
well knnwn for Years past ~ The Anderson
Mill" An acre and 4 ahnlf Of land will go with
The Mill, adjoining ;lands Of Jonathan. Taylor
and the above mentioned Stevens creek tracts
TERMS OF SALE.-These parcels of real
Estate will besoll separately, as described, on
n credit of twelve month";
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OBITUARY.


DIED, near Campt;F Louisiana, on the oath of
September last, Of YeIfw Fever, Mr.. RICHARD G..
KEMP, in the e5thys his age. lie was born
and raised IN thfss sfrict He exhibited those
traits, that if his lie4Ia been spared, would have
adorned his character h fiper manhood. lie has
left many relatives and friends TO mourn his loss.
S. S.
DErARTED this life ss;3h sScptcrnber last, PnLLIr
SrANN, in the S9th yfaf Of HIS age. Sincere and
stable in his attachnltt and perfectly honest and
reliable in his prelenstolE as well as nmlablc in his
disposition. He wasg,:0fony loyed BY his family
but had acquired mliny fiends to whom his death
isa melancholy affi;ctiphI
A generous heart, aict integrity, and n brave
and liberal sRisin NJ >.:EEs,,ncnt traits
him hi most. Tfuly uesyR knew hiniiss vs. w. are , in in
dca,h.'E y 4 ID laidst Of "
D: P5se; oss.' e. sss sf f1ss, Ms,
infan, son Of. tie Rev. WV. and 4, N. Chlde-s,
aged 10 Eonths nnd'12 days. u
"Tll Chsists como to fohse the slumhering dead
Farewell" syect loNelS babe, /" along farewell;
Sweet be thy -, beHeqs1l that green trees shade,
Where.we sS'Sdt thee in thy lovely CELL"
G-cLtSS !. -- - C..
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Our President.

WE are glad to be able to inform our readers that
the Democratic, Sta,es.rights gentleman, who now
occupies the White House at Washington, has sur
vivcd the attacks recently made upon his Adminisra-
ton, and that he is still firmly pursuing the even
tenor of his way with eye single to the good of the
whole country. Just SO long as he continues this
manly course, (and no longer,) will he be able to
ride over all faciious oppusition whether by Demo-
Gratis or Wings or Free.soers or motley congomcra-
tion of the three.
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NOVEMBER. I0rU, 1853.

NOVEMBER, 1OTD, 1853. =
XATHEREAs, legal notice having been given in
w compliance with the provisions Of the Act Of
the ooh Dee 1850, to establish PLANK ROAD
from the Town Of Edgcicld to Richardson's, BY, the
n, st practicable and convenient rout. with Cap-
tai of F"rty Thousand Lol!as, | have appointed
the following c tzcns 10 act as Commissioners as
required by the Act
At Edgefeld C. H.-F. W. Plrkcns, II. r.
Srann. Geo. y. Addison. lod Hill and a. Bland.
At Hamturg-.J. j. BlacIwood, ii. 4. kcnrck,
Charlie. hammond and josiah Sibry.
at Ri:hardsoa's 's-.Tas. Richardson j. c. Allen,
George STROLLER aud James A,taway.
The Commissioners will meet at the respective
places and open their bn"ks ON the first Monday in
J,nuary lSj4.-1he Books to be kept open for
one month from tha, date.
Given under my llanl and seal Of the State, at
Columbia, this lUth day Of November, 4. D. 1858.
JOHN L. MANNING.
Nov 90 Ct 10