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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
Naval rnte11auo.sCn

:, The United States frigate Savannah, Commander s.
mercer; the sloop-of-war Decatur, Commander j. s.
Sterett; and the steamship Comma
j. u Carter were at Rio Janeiro 18th Sept.
he United States steam rgates Mississippi flag ship
oil Commodore Perry) Commander Lee; the Susquehan-
nah, Commander Buchanan the Powhatan, Captain
McCluney; the brig Porpoise Commander Rolandoi the
sloops OF war Vncennes, Commodore Rnggold; j. +.
Kennedy, Commander Collins; the steamers John Han
cock, Commander Rogers; Fenimore Cooper, Com
mander Stevens the store ships Lexington, Commander
Glasson; Southampton, Commander Boyle, were all at
Hong Kong Aug a.
The United States frigate Macedonian, Captain Abbott
was at Japan, and the sloop of war vandsla, Com
mander Pope, at Shanghai at last advices.
The United States store ship supply Commander Gin
clair, was at Cumsipgmeon At last adyices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

rHE FALL ELEcnoNs-THE CANDIDATES.
From the tables which will be found in our
columns to-day, it appears that there are no less
than sixteen parties of different shades, in exist
ence ut present, end over one thousand candi-
dates in the field for the various offices in the
gift of the people. from Governor down to
Councilman. In addition to the opposing sec
tions of the democratic and whg parties, we
have the Know Nothings, the spurious Know
Nothings, the temperance men, the independent
temperance men, the reformers, the free de-
mocracy, the Saratoga seceders, the Saratoga
coalition, the liberty party, the Carson league,
and several independents-all, we suppose
equally sanguine Of success. Some of these
parties, however, have not nominated csndi-
dates for all the Offices, as may be seen by
reference 20 to he list; tut there / no telling
what they may do before election day. In
some instances we fad the name Of the same
candidate on three or four different tickets
and, strange to say, they have been nominated
by men who aie bitter political opponents
This has been effected generally by the tact of
the nominee himself, as in the case of some of
the Know Nothings, soft shells and wings. whose
names, as we have said, will be found on differ
ent tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

GoyERNoRsHIP OF NEBRAsKA.-H is stated
that the Governorsbip of Nebraska is not to be
filled till next Spring, when NJ. Nicholson, edi-
tor of the Union, is to receive the appointment
as the reward of his services as organ grinder
co the administration. We tAlnk y very likely,
as Mr.. Pierce must be convinced by us time
that after the next session of Congress he will
not have even the skeleton of party to sup
port him, and without party Of course there
viii be no use for an organ. Hence Mr.. Nichol-
on being thrown out of employment, must be
provided FOR. Bat what is to become Of the
o.aer pillar Of the State, John W. Forney?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

FROM Observation-Disclosures has been received
Of the formation Of new State in Liberia It is called
embodied clause prohibiting traffic in ardent Spirits
was adopted by the people on the 10th Of May and
ed-Governor, VIM. A. Prout Lieutenant Governor, B.
J. Drayton; Senators, l. T. Gibson, A. Wood Thomas
Fuller and John B. Bown; Delegates, Daniel F. Wilson,
Charles Harmon John Cooper Henry Pnkett and John
+ Molten; High Sheriff. Samuel s. Reynolds; Coroner,
Peter Siscoe. Thomas Mason appointed Secretary
the 9th of June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

wslsen Manufacturing Company. All were cold,
and at full price,. The line Of hosiery and blankets
also sold well A small ne haeD goods sold H
about the rat Of evious slss There was fair
and spirited house Of dders present
Messrs. Van W ok, Kobbe d t wnsend held
moderate sale of French goods, va ch comprised
44s lots. The sale drew Q "a company, aad the
goods went Of at about the rat OF previous ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Knox, Halter, n 80 well Satls17ed OF the SIN.
peor beauty Of his styles of fall winter hats that
be cordially invites all gentlemen elegance
20 visit his for the inspecting them
Iney combine fexbility and fashion,
grathed by casually dropping in KNOWS up town store
12S Fulton street. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
The Horse Opera at Castle Garden has

The Horse Opera at Castle Garden has
proved the success Of the the
IN great part Of heads Of families with their children
Nile Chiarni, created quite excitement among the
admirers Of The throughout the best that
has been in New York in years. and the audiences
point Of responsibility and decorum will compare yoraby
with that Of other place Of Amusement In the city.
Every has made for the comfort and
venience of ladies and children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Court Calendar-Thls Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT-Same as yesterday.
OFT to 932. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

The Bealc Trial.-A full report OF this most
extraordinary trial IL published in the Nstonsl Police Ca
ette, ready. ROSS, JONES T0UsEY, agents Price
four cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

kIan0s ana MclOdeOnSs-Thc Best and most
pianos and melodeons United Ststes in
larger assortment and at less price
Nns1s Gilbert Co. premium pianos with vithous
amos Hsllett Cumston's pianos of the old arm Of Hal
lett Co.. and large assortment Of other celebrated
makes constantly In store Second hand pianos great
s sszFans p,ics. SEQ $50 $50 SIS 300 siaSo Ae
time will BE- sold very low Pianos Cash paid for
second hand pianos. HORACE WATERS, Ss3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Ansons DagucrrcOtypes-Larges size for 50
eens colored and in nice twice the ever taken
Tor % cents and equal In quality and any are
made elsewhere for 81 ANS0NS $50 Broadway, opposite
METROPOLITAN Hotel. ~rfS--SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A Free Introductory Lecture ON Phrcnolo-
ny will be given at O'Clock this evening" by Mr. Fowler
at 3OS Broadway when private class will be formed Seats
frea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Life-likc are the SO cent large size Daguer.
reotypes with handsome charge at
80 broadway, corner of Howard street. by GARBANAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Notes ON Eighth Avenue Bank, Kniclxcr-.
booker and all Eastern banks taken Lewis County,
20 cents Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis ~ cents;
Mashtenaw cents EVANS clothing warehouse, 90 and
GS Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Tom Hyer Beaten.-See the Challenge and
American Sporting Gazette the battle he
cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Albert III. Nacolay Will hold his regular
semiweekly auction sale Of stocks bonds this day
t o'clock at the Merchants Exchange For full parti
culars see his advertisement in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Fashions, Prices and Tight T1mcs-The
fashions in tight times conform 70 tho state Of the
money market. SO thinking, r. T. WILDE importer and
manufacturer Of fashonabls millinery Ncs ~ and - John
the prices entire stock fall and winter bon
nets French artificial flowers French ribbons feathers,
and other millinery materials The millincrs Of New York
and its opportunity
offered TO obtain cheap bargains for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Per ship Constantine, Livcrpool.-Hiram
ANDERSON No 20 Bcwery has just received
English medallion velvet worth S10
TO 81 coo B5O yards beautiful ingram csruet
Al S.. IL. and b.. yard -r~''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

IL IL related Of st. Anthony that voice
to him in the wilderness: sayins there cobbler in
who said only merit that he duly performed his pro-
misses GREEN No Aston House, adopts this rule but
tho beauty ft OF his shirts prove that he cober
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

BrosdwayThs fur having opened the attention
ladies invited 70 the large and comprehensive assortment
OF NUNS vctorines, cloaks cuffs, gloves, &C., including
every species OF fur common, and all up
the best style announced In Paris for the coming winter
.GENlN, ga broadway opposite ST. Paui's Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

20 cent Daguerrcotypes by the new. inven-
ton HOLMES United States patent double cameras taking
two portraits in second Patent rights and double
ments for sale by the New York Picture Company 29
Broadway. r''' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

cents made at Anson They are twice the size that
others make for fifty CENTS with
and equal in size And quality to those that others charge 81
take cheaper and quicker any other establish
ment ANSON, $50 Broadway opposite tho Metropolitan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

urent FIre at Cleveland, O.-Exfrnct OF q
letter to T. j. Coleman, Esq banker No 63 Wall street
CLEVELAND, o., Oct 3l 1854
friend Morrison The banker was burnt among tho
the safe All in good order IL stood atremendous re
rings Safes. ySugs, ~ CRApSER co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

fashionable Styles % cent less the usual charges
choice OF the latest styles of bridal
silver wa1er &C. Seals engraved silver door plates &C. az
kEMBLE'S, practical engrAver, 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Defiance Saiamantler Safes-RObcrt M. Pat
ECk Is the sole manufscturer In the United States the
snce looks and cross bars Depot No. 2 Pearl street. one
door below Maiden lane. 1872 Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

Court Calendar-This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Same as Yesterday
SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit.-Nos 90 $40, 2S2 to 1885, 37O
OPT to $50. w
Knox, Halter, II 90 well satisf7cd or the su-
be cordially invites all gentlemen elegance aud refinement
Srepp p town may o Re
n the Prescott House. or at his older established stand No.
Anson's Daguerreotypes-Largess size Tor 50
2 ass sss
Life-lilxc are the SO cent large size Daguer-
reoypes with handsome charge taken at
80 broadway, corner Of Howard street. by GAkBANATI
20 cent Daguerreotypes by tho new inven-
ton HOLMES United States patent double taking
ment: for sale by the New York Picture Company ESQ
The Largest Size Daguerreotypss for Fifty
cents made at Anson They are twice the size that
Others make for fifty cents with and colong included
Having facilities 70 others enables h
sny 1s
Albert H. Nscolay VIII hold MS regular
e a auction n. sale q ssSeF and bonds this
culars his advertisement in another column
E10m00 MelO0cOnDs-VhG
celebrated pianos and meodeons in the United States in
large. and At less price than Be found else
mOde
Int H: .as y ss s
make: sensssasy Second hand piano: q great
aiisi' s s.ss e.
very HORACE SIS FOG
The Horse Opera at Castle Garden has
rain last evening there immense audience consisting
rivalry between the two Lady Equestrisns Nile Ros. and
Nile Ch.,n has created quite \, .Pone the
has been IN New York many years; And The audencs
With that IF any other place IN the city,
ana mas sSn 0f ana
A Free Introductory Lecture ON Phrcnolo-
will be given O'Clock this evening" BY Mr. Fowler
ss Broadway when private class will be formed Seats
The Bealc TriaI.-A full report OF this most
.' rs f S
Tom Hycr Beaten.-see the Challenge and
an s' fsss
cents.
Ladies' and Children's Furs at Gcnin's; ala
fur season having opened the attention Of
NUTS yictorines eioafs Guns Gloves. &c. noudns
% or sr % and All up in
-GENlN, ga Broadway, opposite st. Paui's Church.
Notes on Eighth Avenue Bank, Kniclxcr-
locker and all Eastern banks taken at Lewis County,
20 cents Farmers Mechanics Bank Memphis ~ ceuts
Mahtenaw 40 cents EVANS clothing warehouse, 90 and
CO Fulton street.
Fashions, Prices and Tight Tlmcs.@The
fashions in tight times conform 70 tho state the
Of fs.SonsS. nillinsry . John
street. hereby reduction Of full 50 cent
the prices entire stock elegant fall And winter bon
ana other millinery materials The miners Of New York
ana it, have the opportunity ever
offered TO obtain cheap bargains for cash
IL IA related OF 81. Anthony that q voice
came to him In the Wilderness saying there cobber
aria better thou The found the cobber
Who said his that he his
mises GREEN, No. Aston House. adopts this rule but
beauty and at OF his shirts prove that he Is NO cobb
Per ship Constantine, Liverpool.-TIiram
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-24
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
1901 From Jackson, by Newtown. Spring Ridge, Line
Store Galls,in, Hargsve, Union Church, Scot
land, exacolm, Hamburg, and Washington, to
NstcAs, lie miles and back, three times week
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-24

Arrive at Clinton next days by 2pm
Proposals for shrd weekly 'riP win Be considered
7IS From Gainesville by Sumervile, 10 Livingston, III
miles and back, three times week
Leave Isinesyiuo every Tuesday Thursday, and
Arrive a, livingston sams day. BY spmi
Leave Livingston every Tuesday, Thursday, and
yIp From Livingston. by Jones'. Bfuh and Bolg.o, 10
Eutsw. 80 miles and back, twice week
Leave Livingston ever Monday aud Thursday at
Arrivs Al Eutaw same days by 4pm;
Leave Eutaw every Tuesday aud Friday at 7 m;
Arrive at Livingston days by m.
rlSl From Livingston to BrewsrsviIs, miles and back
once week.
Arrive At Brcwerxv'Ie day by 10 am,
Leave Brcwessville every Wednesd at II an;
Arrive at Livingston day by pm
nm From Livingston by Hobbie Int rcoursc Castor,
willamss Gross Roads, Mount Sterling, Butler,
III and Barrytown, Old Wash ngton, 7s miles
leave Livingston every Monday and Thursday at
Arrive Al Old Washington day by S PM
Leave Old Washington every Monday and Thurs
Arrive At Livingston next days by SPIN.
TiSS From Demopolis, by Spring Hill Linden, Nanaia-
LA, Pney,le, and Morvn, to Cofecville, 70 mics
and back, three times week
Leave Demopolis every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Il coaeeyile same days by 9pm
Leavs Cofeevile every Monday, Wednesday, aud
Arrive Al DemopoIs next days by 4pm.
Proposals to run, after passing Linden, via Chocaw
Corner Snggsyile, &c, to Jamestown, 100 miles
na From asYsi ssss ss ass back ~e.
week.
Leave Linden every Wednesday and Saturday at 8
am;
Arrive At Jefferson days by loi m;
Leave Jefferson every Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Linden same days by 2pm.
1l35 From Nanafaia, ty TomPknsvic Wlliamss Cross
Roads, Barbour, Rosservie Aamutcha, Miss,
~ and Why Not, to Marion, 81 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Nanafala every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Marion next Friday by 1 p M;
Leave Marion every Monday at Ga m
Arrive at Nanafalia next Wednesday at 10 m.
Tl36 From Nanaala. by Butler Pushmataha Hurri-
Greek, Miss Energy and Quitman,
Pauding, So mes and back, week
Leave Nsnafalia every Wednesday at 1 p m;
Arrive At Pauding next Friday by pm;
Leave Pauidmg every Monday al s am;
Arrive at Nanafnlia next Wednesday by 10
1881 From Barryton by Ncholson's Store and Maekes
3Af44 will mi 1ufnn miles sand bark
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-04
Suspected Murder.

About a week since, five negroes belong
ing to Geo. McC. Witherspoon, Eso'r. were
arrested and lodged in cur Jail, on suspicion
OF being guilty of the murder of Mr. A
Crnig.
The negroes will be tried here for the
crime on Thursday the 18th inst. All VIC
Know OF the case is this: Mr. Craig vas the
oversoer ofMr W., and about two weeks a.
go, he was missed, and lao one knew any
thing of his whereabouts, or the cause of his
absence. From causes best known to 9th.
ers, these negroes were arrested. Since the
arrest, the body of Mr. Craig has been found
on the other side ofthc river, in Chester Dist
.-his kead was completely severed from hi.
body.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-04
A NEW YEAR-1s54.

a happy new ysas TO Cur patrons
a new year was ushcrcd in on Sunday Last
nost gallantly accompanied by the first
snow storm of tho scaeon White is en-.
blcmatic % purity, and we hope each and
every one Of us will conduct ourselves the
present year, analogous to the advent of il.
new year. So said many on the irst
of january 1853, and where are they now!
'yhey sleep beneath the clod of the valley.
To-day, the first day of the year. two res.
pected citizens of our District rest there al
so, who were just permitted to see the close
lofthe old year. A new year! Should we
not in utteriRg the words, ask ourselves
VIII We see another! We were often told
in boyhood's days, that as our conduct was
on New Years day, 50 would it be during
the year. Now, there Is good deal in
commencing the year right This one says:
will turn over a new leaf, and so says an
ether That is right, but don't tntn over
fora day or two, and then let it turn back
again. Make RESOLUTIONS and stick 20 them.
What resolutions to make, you know better
snan ws DO; but one thing let us advise you
70 DO settle up what thou owest. Pay
OH old scores, aud Try 10 collect what scores
may be due you. BY arranging aud set
fling up business in this way, ;ou. can com.
rIsnve Affesb, and psrseSsrs In whatever vo,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-04
ACTS ORIGINATING IN TIE HOUSE.

is' LIE hOCSE.
l. An act to provide funds for the O..
rccton of the New State Capitol.
2. An act to declare and amend the
law in relation to words of Limitation in
Wills and Deeds.
3. An act to extend the time for re-
ceiving subscription to the Western Bank
OF Soutl: Carolina At Anderson.
4. An act to authorize the Commission.
ers of the Poor for Pickens District to sell
certain lands and for other purposes.
D. An act to authorise the Bank of
Ncwberry, and the Planters Bank OF
Fairfield to increase their capital.
i. An act to amend au act entitled an
act to incorpo ate the town of Hamburg.
aud for other purposes passed Oh the nine
teenth day of December, in the wear Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-fve.
z. An act to renew and amond the
charters of certain towns and villages here
tofore incorporated.
3. An act to incorporate certain Rsli.
gious and Charitable Societies, and Socie.
ties for the advancement of Education.
and to renew the charters of others here.
tofors granted.
o. An act to raise supplies for the wear
commencing in October, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-three.
10. An act to amend the law in rela.
tion to Weights and Measures.
II. An act to allow Wm. Lanpstop 70
hawk and peddle in Union district, with.
out the payment Of the tax now imposed
by law.
l2. An act for the establishment of a
general system Of Registration of Births
Marriages and Deaths, in the State OF
South Carolina.
10. An act TO exempt the survivors ot
the South Carolina volunteers in the Flor.
ida War, from ordinary Militia duty and
for other purposes.
IA. An act to authorize the South Car.
olina Railroad Company to construct q
certain Bridge over the Waterec River.
10. An act to provide for the measur.
ing OF timber in tho city of Charleston.
l6. An act to vest the title Of the State
in certain escheated property to sundry
persons therein mentioned.
IL. An act to incorporate certain So.
cieties, associations. and companies, aud
to renew and amend the charters of 9th.
! ers.
lS. An act to establish certain roads
bridges and ferries, and to renew certain
charters heretofore granted.
10. An act 70 make appropriations for
the year commencing in October, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-thrse.
| 20. An act to alter The sittings Of the
Courts Of Laws on the Western Circuit,
and tho Court Of Equity for CharIesion
District
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-04
In the Court Of Ordi-
! nary, IN the matter Of
Mary Sn,ali's VIII.
South Carolina,
Lancaster District

WHEREAS, John D. Small has notified me, that
he requires the paper purporting to be the viii
Of Mary Small late of said district deceased, to
be proved In due and solemn form Of law. And,
whereas, Alexander Franklin Nisbet administers
tor, with the will annexed ofthe said Mary Small,
has fled his petition with similar prayer, and Il
appearing that James Hood, Reuben Hood, John
Lemons and Margaret, his wife, Mary Bahl, wm.
Townsend and Sarah, his wife, Jane Balm, Eliza
beth Balm, Samuel Balm and Jane, his wife, John
Hood. Deborah Glass and the children Of Robert
Hood, decd, names unknown; most OF whom
are legatees under the win and all of whom would
have been entitled TO distributive share of the
Estate, II the deceased had died intestate, reside
without the limits Of this State. These are there
fore to notify, require, cite and admonish the
the said James Hood, Reuben Hood John Lem.
ons and wife, Margaret, Mary Balm, VIM. Town.
send Jane Balm. Elizabeth Bain Samuel Balm and
Jane his wife, John Hood, d. Glass, and me chill
drcn OF Robt Hood, together with John b. Small
Thos. Mellow, and Jane T.. his wife, Alex. p.
Nesbit and the firs. Presbytery Of the associate
reformed synod Of the South, or thercpreseniiyc
Of that body.
Lcgatces of the said Mary Small, deed, and
also distributes II she had died intestate, to be
aud appear before me Oh Monday tho 10th day
of April 1854, In the Court OF Ordinary 10 be
holden at Lancaster Court House, then and there
to shew cause, il any, why the said will should
or should not be proved and established In due
form of Law, or for what cause the same should
bc set aside or established, and to mako sacl,
other and further showing and proof ss you or
either of you thetsaid parties may deem neces-
sary prope aud advantageous for your respective
rights and interests in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal Of
I J.. :. Office at Lancaster Court House this
- eth December 1854
J. II. WITIIERSP0ON, q. l.. ID.
ii-3m prs fec $40.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AZ Negroes, 61S Acres
WAXHI w LAND,
800 BUSHELS OF CORN,
FOR SALE.

In consideration Of the distance bctwccn INV
residence aud planting interest, I have deter.
mined to 'sell out" viii therefore sell nj pub.
lie auction at my plantation on iYaxhaw Creck. In
Lancaster District, near the Ferry u T X Cure.
ton, Esq'r, on Thursday the 18th Jan'y, 1854, a.
bout 1900 bushels Of Corn, large quantity Of
Fodder, likely mules horses, 80 head of cal.
tie, tine stock; about 30 Hogs, good and new
Road Wagons, two kosss Wagon, Iron Axlcs:
blacksmith and Plantation Tool, j new Cotton
Gin, and other articles.
Also, on tho same day, on the prom a a nv
tract Of land, containing 6l2 acres adloininc
lands Of John Stewart, Estate n GibsoD. II
q Caldwell, 7 X Curcton and others. The pIace
u In good repair with comfortable dwelling =
new Gin House, Negro Houses, Shop, sta6ies
and all other necessary buildings In good or
der.
I win also sell at Lancaster @ III ON Mand.v
them firstrate Blacksmith, an excellent Vag.
oaer and ostler. two good Cooks, several choiee
fellows. vomcp, boys and girls, q large pro-
portion being grown and working hands, and
altogether very choice and valurbie ean0 Of
negroes, and sold for no faait.
TEns-foF the land and negroes a credit
q enc and two years. with laferes. annually.
bond and two good sareties. and o mortgage
s=1saircd. For the other property ~ months
credit with interest annually, note with two
good sursties. The credit ioF an may be en-,
tended. but the cash WIN be received fto,n
any purchaser II preferred. Persons wishing 40
purchase are referred 20 Ar Turner. ON the
premises James II Witherspoon, Ianc.s,er,
VIE, or 20 myself a. Columbia. The Iand
may be treated for a, private sale.
Jan'y 2nd 1854, 47-a.
The Yorkvilla Remedy, Pslme,to Standard
fairieid Herald, Camden journal South OR.
oinisns and Western DemocsAi, siii copy unsll
ssie, and forward bills 10 me, at Cotunhla.--
nosies tho sale sdisovisiE. Or