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Pianos.-Horacc Waters's Pianos, with new
scale and sold strngs great
pos.r Of tone and elassiciy Of touch r Gilbert Co.'S
olds Fair Premium Pianos with without the eoan.
with frames and circular scales; Hallet Gu
pianos (of the old established firm Of HAllet Co Gil
berts boudoir pianos lso pianos Of SIX other different
makes wholesale retail Prices, lew be had At
the factories Second hand pianos ~ geA, bargains
HOMAGE WATERS, 333 broadway.
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The Sewers Conspiracy Case Will appear I'm
Dew singular and most astonishing phase in the a.ion
printed. Ready on Thursday morning. For Aale every
rhere. ROSS d JONES, agents, los Nassau street.
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The only One Price Store In New York.
Gentlemen want Of fne, fashionsble and reasonable
call a. A,FKiD NUN ROE CO.'S, No. AL Broadway,
article marked ~ the lowest price snd no
dew on in n instance In made
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Melode0ns-s. ID. 4 H. w. Smiths CcIebra-
ted melodeon and Goodman Badwn's patent organ.
double bank meiodeons These two makers are world re-
kelodeons Of all other styles Wholesale retail
prises lower than he had elsewhere.
HORACE WATERS, No. 3s3 Broadway.
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Roots Premium Daguerrean Gallery, open
day and evening to vr whether they desire pictures OF
not Crystalotypes Dragons and the
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Now Ready-1hc Street Preacher, contain-
Ing new and startling dovelopements In this WORK
siven plots whose will blaneh the cheek With
lear and hardly be credited But every stAtenent 10 fact
stern terrible fact. Price, I2 cents Second edition New
York Rock Boy r. BRADY, L. Ann street.
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,i, cards engraved and printed Ia ths latest st,e.
wtddse envelopes Of every description Of she ateat
pornten rsm Psr.s a. q snAer passd door sss
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fornia. At all GENTS, the sending back the
treaty to Washington Is foolish move on the
part Of his Serene Hlghness He has no time
to lose upon trines. Before our Cabinet and
Senate can act upon it, Alvarez may play the
very mischief with the dictator and all his impe
rial calculations. The Gadsden treaty may now
be dished by a Mexican revolution. II the report
be true that Santa Anna has really refused to
accept the protocol of our Senate, then he must
either be stronger than he has been represented
to be, or q greater fool than even his enemies
were willing to believe. A few weeks more
will probably solve the whole mystery.
ADMINISTRATION INFLUENcE--It is quite in
structive to weigh the value Of administration
influence, and official support since Mr.. Pierce's
Inauguration. At the time that event took
place, free soilism was very quiet, and nobody
went out of his way to abuse the free sellers !:
Pierce began TO patronize them and give them
offices and they fell Immediately into utter con-
tempt. Throughout the length and breadth, of
the land nothing was heard but an cutlery
against the government sympathy with traitors.
Scared by this, Pierce let free soilism drop, and
| twisting dexterously round, took hold OF the
Nebraska question. Before he identified him.
self with it, there was little talk about the mat
ter; and in all probability the principle OF self
| government might have been carried without
| much opposition had the Cabinet remained
aloof from the discussion. Unfortunately
Pierce would not do this, and odium soon be-
gan to cling to the Nebraska bill. When it was
ushered in as government measure, a tremen.
dous cutlery arose in the North against it.
Frightened by this, Pierce dropped Nebraska
as he dropped free soilism, and seized hold o.
the Cuba question. Before he did so, everybody
was unanimous in favor of the acquisition O
Cuba. Now, people begin to doubt the pro
priety of this course ; and the Cuban question
begins to be as unpopular as the Nebraska bill
was. Couldn't Pierce contrive to fall in love
with something else, so as to give Cuba Q
| chance?
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ULHHu OF8uH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I0FXe Cafhe-
dra organ lately erected IN ST. Stephens Church. Twenty
eighth street. between Lexington and Third avenues viii
be publicly exhibited Friday evening next the 10th
Morgan ard other talented crganiss will perform the
occasion Tickets Of admission be had without charge
At the once OF the subscriber. HENRY ERBEN.
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Great Bargain.-A splendid-t0ned new rose-
wood pano'oItc made expressly for and owned by pro-
at great sacrifice second hand piano taken in ex-
change Please call address A. Weber, los West
Broadway, W hite street.
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Rees q Co.'s Gallery OF &c. Daguerreotypes,
s9 Broadway owned exclusively by the present popre
tor for Fix He advises the people not believe tbs
deusve reports Of removal of his place call
that these reports ton caught In
atrap. PROFESSOR REEFS HOLMES.
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Only Rees Co. in this city in the business
have removed from sss to 1856 Broadway bet White
tory Of 1S Six hrr bred class pctures tsken daily
BY their German invention and sbinery cents
$40 REEFS x CO., 1856 Broadway,
ne block Ia lor5a aaloon
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The report waA accepted and ordered on file.
THE SALE OF THE GANsEvOORT PROPERTY.
The report of the special committee of the Board
of Councilmen, compromising the matter connected
with the sale OF the Fort Gansevoort property, was
brought up; and pending discussion as to what
committee it should be referred to, the Board ad
journed TO this wednesday, evening
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strength in Thessaly. 1t was reported that an
Egyptian corps had been defeated, with great
loss, in the latter province.
Silistria still held out at the last accounts,
and it was reported that, after his interview
with the English and French Commanders-in-
Chief Omer Pasha had proceeded to its relief
with force of 10000 men. General Paskie-
witch had countermanded the achievements
ordered from Bucharest and Ibraila, which gave
rise to the superstition that he intended toraise
the siege of Silistria. The Turks have evacu-
ated Turtukai, Nicopolis and Sistowa, which
have been occupied by the Russians
From the Baltic and Black Seas the news is
not of much Importance. The bombardment
of Gustafsvarn and the other ports pro-
tecting the Hangoe roads, is confirmed, and the
details given. 1t appears, notwithstanding the
Importance that was sought to be attached to it,
to have been but small affair after all. There il
report that Riga is blockaded, but it seems to
! want confirmation. Kaleh and Poti on the
coast of Circassa have surrendered to the com
bined fleets. An Anglo-French squadron has
sailed for the White Sea.
Austria is beginning 10 give eHect 70 the Po
! Icy defined in her declaration to the Diet. The
summons to evacuate the Principalities was tt
be despatched to st. Petersburg on the I'd inst.
and her troops were reported to be continually
passing down the Danube to Orsova and thu
| WalIachian frontier. Our London and Paris cor
respondence will be found to contain numbe
of other interesting facts and speculations bear
ing on the prospects and probabilities of thu
/ war
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From Liverpool, In steamship Arabia-Mr Kcndsll ane
lsdy Mr. Maroon rno lady, Mise stone Mics ths~orth
Hurd and lady, Mr. Hrvty. lady lsons In tants and
suIses Mrs 4 n wiIiisascn; Nj Caicerwoea lsiy sns
inant Nj Jcl, lady child and nurse, II cnnerd
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Roots Premium Daguerrean Gallery, open
day and evening ver whether they pictures Of
mon rain .. shine u SIS B. sos s
tor for Fix He advises people believe the
that these reports are and not caught ia
Rees & Co.'s 25 Cent Daguerreotypes.-The
S S. s g. lsn h zig the
saS %a s Be- :,
Il their German nvs Rags and
enc block above Taylor: saloon
Grand Organ Exhibition large Cathe-
sa In s. ss sS
publicly sshisss the issS ln:!
Mo,s.n ana other talented Srs.nis.s win
at the ONCE Of the subscriber. HENRY ERBEN.
lessor nnss fully warranted Must be disposed even
2.1S ss'f los
Broadway, near " bite street.
Pianos.-Horace Waters's Pianos, with new
and scale md .od strings N q great
woridr Fair Premium Pianos with without the soan.
h :m Sa o ha e
s s 4 1 other !. s
the !. 81
Melodeons-s. ID. 4 H. w. Smiths Cclebra-
ted melodeons and Goodman Badwns patent organ or
nswnsa beng the Only timed In NE equal ssmpsrs
men kelodeons OF All other styles Wholesale or retail
p''''' ''''' ''- HORACE WATERS. No ss3 Broadway.
The Sewers Conspiracy Case Will appear I'm
Police Csss,,s Of this. week: An extra edition viii Be
where ROSS ICONS SCENTS los Sass.u street ~ ''
Now Ready-1hc Street Preacher, contain
... Plot. slcs. asIIos' viii ssnsa The shss. .sa
,srn TERI terrible fass Pres TX dsn ssSons edition New
Boots and shoes.--rhc Largest aud Best
:..s, q, in.ss city S I BROOKE IS s,s.asy
you want neat comfortable and easy ~ pess that
Portable Dressing.- These Articles, 20 Com
due,ve 70 h comfort o. and others can be seen
SAUNDERS, Nos Z Astor House. and s7 Br,sdwsy.
Comb Factory, 3s7 Broadway.-Ladies arc
shell and saasio dress Al O which e
Of spert.men pen as pocket knives q the sad
;sss also an sss1%sns o. psenss
Clothing at Less than Half-Price.-A Choice
clothing, from the IRE ~ Jennings Co.'S
Broadway for sale At =. kvANS clothing safehouses
e6 ans IS Fulton street.
The only One Price Store In New York;
Cepener in want Of fne fsshionabls, and reasonable
clothing well made In psrteusr are expected 70
call at AiFKkD MUNROE CO.'S. NO. ~ Broadway,
wher. everv article marked at the lowest price, snd
deviation In any instance IL made
c~rvessnSs, OH Cloths, &c., Sc.--A diverxi-
Ted and unique assortment Of these splendid goods whole
NE ant retail can procured AZ the popular establish
5sas 81 Subscribers prices shade higher than ces,
WILLIAM NcGROKTY
GEO. ". TTLBy. ll2 BrosisAy.
Paper Hangings, wholesale and Retail
rhopas Faye 60. III broadway, importers and
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NEW Books
Just Received at the Charlotte Book Store

THE OLD NORTH STATE IN 1916; containing incl
Il dents that has never before been publishedi by E.
w. Caruthers, D. d.
TRIALS A MIND by L. 5. Ives late Bishop of the
Episcopal Church of North Carolina. .
The OLD BREWERY AND THE New Mission House At
FIVE POINTS, New YORK; by ladies of that mission
LEATHER STOCKING AND SILK OR HUNTER JOHN MYERS
AND HIS TIMES, story of Virginia. 1t is only neces-
sary say that the story sunny rather than gloomy,
comedy rather in tragedy.
Mex OF THE WOODS, a tale of old Kentuckyi by K.
Montgomery RiPd.
Fashion AND FAMINE by Mrs. Ann S. Stevens.
LIFE AND SAYINGS OF MRS. PARTINGToN and others OF
the Family.
Hor CoRx, OR LIFE SCENES IN New YoRK-illustra-
ted,
THE LAMPLIGHTER.
The PANARAMA OF NATIONS comprising the charac-
terstc of courage enterprise cunning,
shrewdness veracty, ingenuity, contempt of danger
and of DEATH exhibited by People of the Principle Ma
tions of the world; by John Frost, L. L. d.
SALAD SOLITARY
sEOh, herbaceous treatl
u would tempt the dying anchorite to eat,
Back to the world he'd turn his weary soul,
And plunge his fingers in the salad BOWL
For sale at J. H. ENNISS' BOOK STORE.
Nov 23, 1854.
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DR.. MLANE's LIVER PILL-This great medicine
has suppanted all others for the of diseases of the
Liver Its effects salutary and speedy, and at
the time perfectly safe, that it not surpris
ing should supersede all others Invented by very
distinguished physician of Virginia, who practiced in
region of country in which Hepatis, or Liver Com
plant, is peculiarly formidable and common, and who
had spent years in discovering the ingredients and pro-
portioning their quantities, these Pills are peculiarly
adapted every form of the disease and never fail to
alleviate the most obstinate of that terrible COM
plant. They have justly become celebrated and the
researches of DIR. NJ Lane have placed his among
the benefac tors of mankind. No having symptoms
of this formidable complaint, should be without these
Invaluable Pills. Have you pain in the right side,
under the edge of the ribs which increases with
sure-unable to lie with the left sidewith
casiona sometimes CONSTANT pain under the shoulder
blade frequently extending TO the top of the shoulder
Rely upon it, that although the latter pains some
times taken for rheumatic, they all from disease
OF the Liver and if you would have relief 60 instant
ly and buy a box of DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'LANR's
CELEBRATED LIvER PILLS, and take else. There
other Pills. purporting to be Liver Pills. be-
fore the public. DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also his
celebrated Vermifuge be had at all respecta
BILE Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
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THE following ordinance passed by a uaanir nous
of the Commissioners of the of Cha rlotte
at their last regular meeting, held the ght of the
1lth of September, 1854.
Be it Ordained, by the Board of Commissioners for
the Town of Charlotte, That in future, shall
limits of said town. any Pistol knife, other
lawful weapon. And any person violating this Ordin-
shall, upon conviction before the nendant pay
fine of Ten dollars for each and every such weapon
carried aforesaid and if the offender be minor his
parent guardian shall pay said ine and the Inten-
dant is hereby authorized TO render judgment against
the parent or guardian for said fine.
w. F. DAVIDSON, Lutcnoant.
J. B. KERR, 1oaOn Clerk.
% Wing copy. l7-4w
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-Gov. Morehead
has Just contracted for nine thousand tons Of iron
for The North Carolina Railroad-enough, it is
supposed, to complete the laying OF the whole
track from GoIdsboro' to Charlotte. The price TO
be paid is s42 so per ton, payable iii North Caro-
lima money. A few months ago iron was selling
al sos S72 per ton.
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Best and Cheapest

Plantation in market, and in this satisfied the
purchaser will when he tries it. Sale positive.
JOHN NJ. DOLBY.
Nov. Is, 1854. [l6-4tl
The Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald, Yorkville
MISCELLANY, and Western Democrat will insert until
9Th December, 1854, and send bill to w. c. Dolby,
Bell Air p O.
Lancaster District, S c.
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Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the firm of II. B. Il L. S.
4 Williams are hereby informed that my portion Of
tbs Notes have been transferred to Jas. NJ. Hutchinson,
attorney at law settlement. Those interested will
please call on him in Brawleys building, as | must
have money at carly day.
Nov IT, IeTl ~ L. :. WILLIAMS.
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ESTATE SALE.
90 MICROBES,
IA Mules and Horses, 2,OOO Bushels
Of Corn. &c,


DY order of James ii. Witherspoon Ordinary Lam
ID caster District and in pursuance of the will OF Hen
ry Thos Massey, deceased will be sold the 18th De-
cember, 1854 and days following, the whole Estate of
the said Henry T. Massey, consisting Of about 30 likely
and valuable Negroes, among the number is good
Blacksmith, Cook, Seamstress, some likely young
fellows Boys and Girls-also about IA Mules and
Horses One pair Bay Carriage Horses young and well
broke, large stock of Cattle Hogs and Sheep,
Der of pork Hogs, Buggy, and Carriage, Road Wag-
gons, Ok Cart Plantation and Smith Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, about 1000 Bushels of Corn,
quantity of Fodder Shucks, Hay. Cotton Seed and many
other articles.
Also the Tract OF Land upon which the said II. L.
Massey resided, containing SIG Acres bounded by
Lands of James Miller, Adam lvey and the Catawba
River, about $50 Acres cleared and mostly in cutiva
ton, recently cleared about 90 Acres is choice
River Bottoms the balance in woods and good cotton
Lands, the place is good dwelling, Clio House and
Screw, and all necessary out buildings.
TERMS for personal Estate credit of IL months,
and good sureties with interest annually. For
the Land credit of !, and years, with interest
annually, bond and good surety ard a mortgage.
The sale will take place 18th December 1854 and
continue from day to Gay until the whole is disposed Of
the River Road from Charlotte to Camden, about
miles North of Cureton McCenhan ferry, and 5
miles South of Belar,
" Il; j. j: e aASEF6 Executors.
Nov. 10, '54. l6-6w.
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GOOD DWELLING, GN-HOUSE,

and all necessary buildings. The Tract will be divd
ed suit purchasers and may be treated for privately
but if not sold before the 18th of December 1854, will
sell the the highest bidder that day. at the
late residence and sale of H. Il. Massey The Purchas
or will be supplied with Corn if desired.
VIM. {. Dolby IA the premises will show the land
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AsHEvILLE, Sept. sth, 1854.

AsHEvILLE, Sept. Sth, 1854.
Mr.. w. P. HUGHEs:
DEAR S1R-Be pleased TO accept my thanks for the
Picture sent by you. Ii strikes being equal if
not superior, to anything of the kind have
have seen many of your Dagurreotypes, and they
not only remarkable for the accuracy of the Licensees
but particularly for their and fidelity TO nature.
They seem altogether lack that stiffness and
traint which mars most pictures of the kind Wish
ing You that patronage which your merit this line
seems TO entitle you to, remain
Very respectfully yours, &c,
7. l.. fLINt;HAN.
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FOR SALE.

l1EsEH ted on Church street, square of the
N. C. Railroad Bridge. The Lot is level and
handsomely situated the soil sandy and the
hood of the best in the town. The House is new
being just completed and built in good style, with four
large and airy rooms in it, For further particulars
apply to
oct. 10, 1854 i2u J. E. PENMAN. E
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NOTICE..

4 PPLICATlON will be made to the next General
y Assembly for Act to authorize collect all
arreardge OF Tax that due in the county of Meek
lenburg. I. N. ALEXANDER, Shift.
Nov 90 lS-4t
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Pay your Taxes!
Boots, Boots, Boots.

DAVIDSON MOSS have just received one of the
IL largest stocks of BOOTS Il SHOES offered
in this market and respectfully invite Ladies and gen.
temen to call and examine their stock before purchas
ing, they determined to sell as low the low
est, and little LowER-particularly HEAVY NEGRO
BROGANS.
Oct 30, 1854 1877
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DuEL.-A duel was fought in RichIand District
on tho 9th inst, between DIR. Rea and Capt. Peter
Galfeny. The latter was killed at the second
fire.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

- IOFFER for sale, privately, my HOUSE and
Ei:m LOT, located Man street, Immediately OPP
4-AzaA- posite the "American Hotel" The house Is
well adapted for large family and is convenient to the
business part of town. The lot is large with stables
and other out buildings the premises.
For further particulars apply 10
Nov TO- 1854 St HENRY GUNDRY.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

fNUIS is to notify all concerned that if their TAXES
l. ARE NOT PAID in the course of the next month
that will positively advertise the Property Of delin-
qucnts. This is no joke.
SAM. A. HARRIS.
November 24, "a. lSn
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UPJW77 E3L5&r

DJA@0D
and would also say, that he is getting up Plates
an improved plan which will not only add to the
BEAUTY of the Picture, but will render il DURABLE
and BRILLIANT FOR AGES.
Call soon, my stay is limited. Room Brown,
Brawley & Co.'s Store-third story.
Nov IT, 1854 lift w. P. HUGHES.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
CHINA, GLASS,
~ AZ HN ;" AHH.

w AFEs.
III. E. NICHOLS, Columbia, s.. c.,
HAS ON HAND, lately received, large and complete
Ill stock of
China, Glass and Earthcnware,
Mostly direct from the Manufacturers in England,
France and the North.
-ALso,-
Plated Ware Castors. Fea Trays,
Table Cutlery, Looking Glasses,
Block. tin and Britannia Goods,
Gas Fluid and Lard LaT of newest etyes,
A large stock of medium and fine quality Ware. by
the package otherwise to which we invite attention,
assuring one all that suit price TO closest
buyers, by wholesale or retail.
II. E. NICHOLS,
1873 Richardson street. Columbia, s. c.
Nor 10, 1854 1861
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For Sale.

A SPLENDID JACK, Eve years old last Spring,
n medium size, good form, and, in word possessing
every requisite quality OF animals of his gems. Album
dant reference be given in the vicinity of Davidson
College 10 strengt then the above statements.
A. MONROE GILLESPIE,
II mile southeast Davidson CnJIepe
Oct 81, ls5i It-3t
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

THE subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
superior style of
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Land for Sale.
NOTICE.

THOSE persons who contributed funds towards the
purchase of the ssJEFFERsoNIAN'' Printing Press are
hereby notified, that authorized by Adam Alexan-
der to refund the amount respectively to those who
produce receipts far the hand will CO.
BENZ. MORROW,
Oct. 81, 1854. 14tf Agent.
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400 Acres Cleared.

Seven bales of Cotton to the hand will be made Thu
place this year, and plenty of Corn. The Plantation
- in good repair with
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Cholera, Dysentary, &c.
Leather Factory.

THE subscribers will continue, at the TAN YARD of
i John Walker fCe miles southeast of Charlotte the
manufacture of Leather, Harness. Boots and Shoes and
repairing Harness, for which Green Hides and Tan
Bark will be received In payment of any article in
line. JOHN WALKER.
sept. %, 1854 2m. JOHN w. HUNTER.
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KINGS BOTTOM LAND
FOR SALE.
1900 Acres.

HAVING purchased land in North Carolina and per-
III manently located there, have determined to sell
my land in Lancaster District, and offer for ale
my valuable of Land situated in Lancaster Dis
trict miles from Fort Mills Depot containing 300
acres, lying the Cotawba River uEd Sugar Greek,
about
400 Acres Cleared.
The balance in woods aud good Cotton Lands u large
proportion othe land is Bottom Land and known
the kings Bottom termed by the Indians for its
and fertility and which has since been
gardcd the
Best Bottom Lands ON the Catawba
River.
Seven bales Of Cotton TO the hand will be made on the
Il nnntv Of VIC
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ALL KINDS OF PLAIN, FANCY AND OR
NAMENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
AT THE "DEMOCRAT OFFICE"
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E3l-@.El1N [EAslsiC&S
or the mo = approved form Cor sale al 'hi' Office.