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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Lincoln Land for sale.


I'HE undersigned is now offering for sulc
J. that desirable tract Of Land, known ns
the TATOM PLACE, lying on the Forks OF
the Roads leading from Lincolnton to Wash
lngton, and from Barl;sdalc's Ferry to wash
lngton. Suid Tract contains
SIG Acres
more or ess: Ninety or One Hundred Of which
Is Woodland, Eighty Fresh, and the greater
portion OF the remainder in good state of cul.
ti"ation; ndioins lands of Sims. cellars and
others, and Is distant from Lnconton five
niles from Frazir's Mine one and half and
Sales Mine two and half miles.
Direct y in the Forks stands very large and
Dwellimg;
there is also, n good GIN HOUSE, SCREW,
BARNS and nll necessary out houses, fine Or.
chards. ,choo! house within half n mile and
for health the place cannot be surpassed in
Georgia.
Persons wishing to purchase may inquire of
IL. >. Lang. Esq. at LIncolnton, or the under
s'Sned Oh the premises If not disposed of pre-
vi9us to lst Tuesday in December next, will Of
fer the same at public outery upon that day.
Terms to suit purchasers
JOHN II. TATOM, Jun.
Lincolnton Georgia.
July 20, 1866 IL Ct
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Dress Goods atsCost.
WE E intend from this day to the Close Of
scnson. 10 offer QUIZ entire stontt nf g

" Z lhtend from tins day to the Close, OF the
w season, TO offer our entire stock az Sum
mer Dress Goods, at Prime New York cost
our business, we are driven to this alternative
to make room for large Fnll Stock. The as
sortment of Summer Dress Goods now offered
at cost, was bought under the most favorable
circumstances and in large lots and Is no
doubt the largestih the State to select from.
consisting of all the late styles in Flopncei
Robes, Organdies, Tissues, Baregea Lawns.
Silks, de-. DC. .ss5Ts
We respectfully ask attention to tho above.
and also to the fact that all other Goods I'm
store, will be sold at reduced prices. -. sss;ss,b
WARD, BURGHARD d CO.
June 90, 1855. 8 tfs
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@ N ED M T IN Me
$4,000.
S3l.OO0

256 Prizes amounting $4,000
Ten Thousand Numbers. Tie chances to
gain the Capital Prize in the old combination
plan is in 76.O76. in this in 10000. Bills
on all solvent Banks at par Registered money
letters at my risk.
TIcKETs--$5 O0-HALvEs 81 5O-oUARrERs 81 o.
Address JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
Macon, Georgia.
Drawings sent to all ordering Tickets Or
ders strictly confidential.
July IL, 1865. 10 If
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OFFICE Of FMERYLAND CONSOLIDATED
b. ferries,
BaltiIrc July I. 1855.

sAIfc, July i, 1866.
IS a LII IiGkErs CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
- ON IIcxErs, THE LOTTERIES Auruon1-
j esp BY TIE SfATE MARYLAND BEAR THE IL
InoohAphED slaSAE OF F. x. brennan,
hNkhAL AGENT FcHE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY
| OTHERS ARE FRAUDS
u~iag TO snumas applications from all
! tha;r & s.. -. 'ne c9untrhe management will give
s.s s.elr ~ aStenuonto tlling Of orders for Tick
10 por.o or oertlneeses' the Maryland Lotteries.
upon having their .ers for Tickets promptly
filled, and tho stria confidence observed.
Anese Lotteries drawn daily in pub
nc IN me city Baltimore, under the Su-
io..n.ehdencsi:o H OF State Lottery Commits
soous;:, ~mei aeayy Bs are given to the State as
nr;oa. 1S;":y 'ol tIs pnent Of all Prizes. The
M Rliees OF whotsTits are from 81 to $40.
half and Quas tor .kets,in proportion.
tnere are neyerss than $4,000 Prizes in
any Lottery, Nlic' 'rizes vary in amount from
e., e. TO slo0s s0o9earding to tho price Of the
1 W men inc Prlse Tickets is 81 the highest
= rlze ao Is aoout36,d; when 90, 10000; When
Soo So, SoyDVi W.! wren o, 100000; when $40, no.
al 40 con srnn nnSWeas Prizes Of SIC, ,000 $5, 900,
m;t nAovS w. SooS 10 DC. DC Persons can re-
,r;.h 10 any aHuRfrom 81 upwards, that they
TIA val,,aa;n .rT39 Stecefpt OF Whicn we forVafd
by w ths he mn, y t.ckein the Lottery designated
t6e pS soma Sgareihsssrsr il none be desig mated,
the buyer hasEothe tisEst in his nossession. sion
am an omslal Sshen Of the Lottery viii be cent
,,S;n 81, 'ieke oieted carefully scaled In ,sri
dd,nary = d.ay snyetSp. and On the DAY the Lottery
,ethss uawn .ee atHal Drawing viii be sent, TO.
1Ianss .ss Win ssrten Expisnafion .of the re
E isn =, mnhI;stp sns pufcnae. NhaD Drawn Numbers are
y TT pnISL,sneog he daily papers Of ths City
!. sssn9re, Das. w sndn the Daily Natiep RtSi
~ senipgop d. ~ ~
J. Sanrcuiar ntinfng an ,ls 81 vili
Iesss' Z ssssso .'. ang @ Ses e; saAss 6
atsss ssdsrs 81 4ssks. sS g
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Head Quarters.
9th Regiment. 8.

9th Regiment, s. Q. Militia.
DURSUANT to an order from General j. r.
l. Weaver. the Sixth Regiment South Car
olina Militia will Parade at I.omaxs, on We'd
neslay the 18th August next, by 10 o'clock
n. IN. The Commissioned and non Commission
cd officers will attend the day previous for Drill
and Instruction. as
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective COM
mands.
The Jocnssee Band, will attend at Lomax's
on the 9Th August
Lieutenant Colonel Clinkscales and ,Maior
Hodges are charged with the extensionsof this
order throughout their respective Battolions.
BY order OF Col T. J. Roberts.
J. J. ADAMS, -
Adjutant.
July 90 1855 IL At ~
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dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
$4,000

@ WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale
Eli in Anderson and Pickens District, inclu-
ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson On
one tract there is a good
Saw Mill and Grist Mill,
and water power sufficient for a Wool and
Cotton Factory and any other machinery, :
The LANDS need no recommendation as
they are No. and no mistake. Likely Ne
groes will be taken Mt fair prices in part pay
ment. Terms made easy. -
Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford,
Habcrsham County, Georgia or he may be
found miles East Of Jarret's Bridge .Pickens
District, s. C. r. A. GILMER.
July 6, 1856. If
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE:


eY- The friends OF, WV; GRIFFIN respeot-..
fully announces him candidate for SkerH at
the ensuing election. May 7slsd6 s.ssges b: I
Cy- The friends of NIMRoB. McCo ord rasss:
spectfulIy announce him as Q Candidate, foEfSSs
Sheriff at the ensuing Election: Ssssss s j5 s. =
sB- The ffields of Capt. s. "A. Hooass, res. {
pectfully announce him as a:candidatsffor Eaas "a
Collectoysat the ensuing. election. stiysS57.
B- The friends of JoHs RI WGsoss rsspact-..;
fully announce him as candidate for 1aSlG Dr.
lector of Abbeville District, at the 'ensaii
ton. /. ~ sssf szs 30,
Ga Ws are authorised e, ,aanpssy tha Rsysl
7aT- Collector 81 Abbeyii sss ths an
suing election. = 4 x 81
( s Thefriepds iE n n ANDfvnRs
Respectfully annohnz 5liti iAAs 81 Sa1d idat1 Scp
4ass oileeaer ST q Ais ems
suing eleotien -
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ale .ocks.
Graniteville Msring Company.
GreenVille andbia Railroad.

RY permission eDonald, c. c. p,
- and, in this nrdinary Er. O81cio'
the Administrators Estate of the late G
John McIlwains ,wilPublic Auction at
Aobeville Court Hole first Monday in
September next thing Stocks belong
ing to said Estat te.
One Hundred az Shares (s2, 2,G0o)
Greenvillc andscoliailroad, on which
Assessment is paid
Three Shares 81, .niteville Manufac-
turing Company.
TERMs.-Credit uff January, 1856.
WILL. adr,,,.
T. A. Ao'" fS
Aug Z, 1865 st
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l. june last, a negro girl, IN
9G'ETE. ~
She is about twenty twenty. one years old ::
hvc feet four or five inches high Of copper
GohPleSion some of her front teeth slightly
clned inward; had on when she left a white
fi"ek and checked apron
Twill pay TWENTY DOLLARS for her de-
llveryto the .iailor Of Abbeville. have good
reason to believe she is harbored in the neigh
borhood, and l will give FIFTY DOLLARS
reward Tor proof to convict the person 80 har-
boring her. if white. or FIVE DOLLARS if
black. will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor proof to convict any enc cf stealing her
T. E. OWEN.
Abbevlle c. H.. S. c., July IL 1863 loft
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THE STATE UTH CAROLINA,

80. " nlC IN ChnUllNH,
Aodeviile Distric the Common Pleas,
Henry W. Liddlett Attachment.
r, w. Gary,
'ohn B. Clark. Plaintiffs Atty.
WHEREAS, thtiff did on the sixth,
~ day o1sAus55. file his declara.
!ion against thssdnt. who las it is said)
i.. 10 absent from, the limits of this
State, and has wife nor attorney
known within;the upon whom a copy Of
the said declaratio.t he served.
us therefore OF that the said Defend.
ant 10 appear and to the said declara-
lion, on or before renth day of August,
whlcG will be in tl.r of our Lord Eigl,.
aeen ad Hundred auc-six, otherwise, final
and awarded again.
,, MATTHEDONALD. e. c. p.
Clerks Office, Abb District,
August 6, 1856. qly ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Lumber! !Lu,nberi!

THE subscriber has lately erected Steam
Il SAW MiEL. about FIVE and q half miles
from Abbeyille village, on, the Snake, Road.
which is;aow in full blast. and is ready to fur.
nish Lumber, at tho shortest notice, in any
quantity. Of the best quality, and as low down
as IL can be done. He has now on.hand lot
of SCANTLING.E :. WEATHER. BOARDING,
OORlNGs INCH PLANK, &C., DC. =. : I :: s.. =
q July 2s, 1865 70 So: 4
s*s Banner copy 9. times. = -, s.. Il j5s +
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Accommodation Trains 70 r.,,,u,

os6"e1oH 11aIns 20 LOmaX's.
AN extra train, we are authorized to
s'ate' VIII be run on the day of Review at
Lomaxs' "Wednesday, 10th inst.,) over the
main line of the Road from Ninetv-six to
the Muster Ground, and also on the Abbe.
VILE Branch starting from this place.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Address of Hon. p. q proo,

1T IS scarcely necessary that we invite
our readers attention to the address of COL
BROOKS to his constituents, which we Law
before them in this issue. The question
discussed is an exciting and important one
and it will be the general expectation, i, that 81
the discussion Of it by our young and aba
Representative will be fair, candid. indie.
pendent and thorough. In our Judgment
tnat expectation is met in the Address
which is now put forth. The positions as
sumed, it appears to us, are perfectly imprep-
naoIe and we respectfully and earnestly
ask that they be thoroughly scanned bv
every one before he INDUCES any sympathy
towards party whose doctrines we bel;eva
to be so fraught with destruction to civil and IA
religious liberty.
we cannot believe that doctrines so false
ana so dangerous in their tendency. can find
'ayor With any considerable number Of the
people OF South Carolina, yet it is the duty
OF Col. Books, as a watchman unon tba
"outer, wall" Of our republican citadel to 10
warn the people Of the tread of the usurner
and faithfully has he discharged HE trust
~ this as in every preceding semeroencv mel.
His constituents will do well to heed tin
voice Of his warning. Y: IL - -
= - +. lee 81 /
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WanBuy! :!

\ NEGRO Maze thun Thir- OK
~ ty ycurs old field hand &
and Of good moral; for which 81
the highest CASH ! be given. ANY
onc having such a'r sale would do
we'll to cali on the :. three miles West
of Abbeville Wiling
GEiEsENBERRY,
August 6, 1855. Ct
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Change of Schedule on the Abber,,,.
Branch

lHE trains on the Abbevile Branch vii,
hereafter be run regularly twice day, so AS
to make tho connection with the up and
down trains on the main Road. Leave Ab-
oev'l'e at 8 A. NJ, and llalfpast PM
For the public convenience, this is a rood
change and VIC arc glad it las been made
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Death of Mrs r M po~x;.

1nls lady, beloved and esteemed By n
large circle of relatives and friends, depart.
ed this life, at her husbands residence in
this village, on wednesday last.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
OFFICE G. AND G. r. II. Co.,
ABDEvnLE, July 81, 1855.
INHE Conductors are not authorized to carry
i letters on the Road out Of the Mails, ex-
cept upon business of the Company. The
Company will not be responsible in case of loss
or miscarriage of Letters thus taken. =.
9ta.sas 7. G. PERRIN,
President.
August 3, 1855 l3 If ~.
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Elizabeth Givens, Margaret Givens
Jane Givens, Jcens, and Eliza
beth Giv:fendauts.
1 appearing to niaction that Margaret
l. Givens, Sarah Jane Givens, John
Givens, and Elizabtens. reside without
this State. Its th,ortlered that they do
appear and object tivision or sale of the
iieal Estate Of Jolens, deceased, on or
before the first M in November next
or their consent to nc will be entered of
record, WI HILL. o 4 y
First Monday int, 1856
auS ~ t2... 3m
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ABBEvILLE q. H.
FRIDAY, -. AUGUST IN ,ss.

GS- The friends of 8. G. w. DuL re.
spectfully announce him rs candidate
for Sheriff at the next election,
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II AVIAN PLAN LOTTERY a
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
=. LOTTERY.
BY authority Of the State Of Georgia. I
Macon, Georgia.
F;;I SB n dD ID 0Do

CLASS c..
VNILL be distributed according to the
following Grand and unprecedented
Scheme. in public, ut Concert Hall, Macon, Ca
under the sworn .superintendcnce of Col. Geo
NJ. Logan, and Jas. A. Nesblt Esq.
August l3, 1855.
The Manager announces his determination
to make this the most popular Lottery in the
world, and Challenges comparison as to tie
chances 10 dra,o Prizes 7ciM any other Lottery.
Remember every Prize is drawn mt each
drawing and paid when due in full without
any deduction
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COWs.
DiAo

ME Copartasrv IITE L Bull.
Il. LOCK is thRlved by mutual
consent. All perstd to said firm are
requested to make rent.
Elm WHITE.
$L. BULLOCK.
July &c, 1855, 3m
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Matters Deferred.

SEVERAL communications designed for
th's issue are unavoidaLly deferred to the
next. We ask the indulgence of friends
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-10
Settlement;

IEsrArH Or wIIIIA stSTHoae psaE AsEp.
b hereby given tos the 'Kindf
\ lN.a Grsditorhef sstd idseS lthAt
ssttlement win de mad ldf sid Estat tbe
sSsss ssss 81 Ssslse'siss s. S1S1se
ssly issa. s ( 81 ''''ls.
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White Lead, Linseed Oil, Co. - s.,
EEI G0G Lbs. Pure ands No T.: White
EUSSySyS Lead. s - ~ s,;, -; y IS
900 Gala Linseed Oil, 20 ~.
100 Paint Brush hSs {sssortsa sizes} 80
lthsys sep bs'bspghs ip any othet Hasl -
Jaty ~ ~ 3 ss.s q :s,s y
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+ @ UW I'd.
A RELIABLE MEDICINE,
TH + GEL ATED
COELETON
b / L TIE r S
a Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSP EPSIA.

HESE slIIERS nre purely VEGETA.
6LE COMPOUND, and are offered to-
.i me public under the fullest conviction that
they will he found u safe and sovereign REM.
EDf for DYSPEPSIA.
ihey hare been triumphantly tested, not
"niy ~ numerous fulnilies and Phvsicians id
,he south who have furnished ample testimo-
ny as to their decided excellence but also by
We PII'Prietor VINO, Tor ten years, suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis.
tressing disease.
The COLLETON RITTERS are also n Chr.
nnlhaliVe, most excellent for Cholera Morbus
Costivenc5s, Sen Sickness Nausea, proceeding
IRON Whatever cause, Shortness of Breath.
hcl1itF' Heartburn, Cramps aud Stitches in
The above Medicine is highly recommended
TO literary gentlemen, students, elderly people.
anu others Of sedentary habits
=! do hereby certify that have known and
uIeu TFIst Your celebrated compound COLLETON
biflERS in my family for more than fifteer
years, and do verify believe it to be one of
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med
icHes III use, having witnessed their beneficial
cifects IN so many instances, that with truth il
may be affirmed, they we'll deserve the hioh
eneo'niums which they have received from tho
aniicted who have partaken Of their inyigora.
'lng anu health,restoring propertiea.
Signed CHAS. G. CAPERS. Plantes;
st. Helena, 8. c." =
The undersigned. wholesale agents for tho
sDvve take pleasure in stating that they arc in
,t,'na.Siy ,t acquainted with the manufacture of
tue "CoLLEToS BlTTEes," hence theydo not hes
ltate to commend the article as possessing rnre'
virtues, and we'll calculated to afford relief ID
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price 80 Cents a Bottle!
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf.
fering may be arrested. The trade will be
supplied On liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to ~
HAVILAND, HARRAL d CO.,
Special AGENTS., Charleston, 8. G.,
importers OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Perfumery, Brushes, dc.
eB" For sale by WARDEAW d LYON.
a Aooeyilie; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
q GARY, Cokesbury. (iuue '55 ly
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South 'Olina,

AddeOille Distrlcthe Court of Or
George Willamette, Applicants,
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Runaway or Stolen !

1NROM the subscriber, on the o3i of q
L june last, a negro girl, -
HG'EEE. ~
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The, AhbeviIle Mearse.

July 90 1855 IL At
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21
g4rE g1isr ANNUAL STATE FAIR ExHYRITION
CO
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
VIII open at Odd Fellows Hall,
IN u III H (trrY WIZ y


On the First Monday Of 0sts5sr. 1855.
y s hNUFACTURERs, Mechanics. Artists and all 9th
III ers are invited 10 contribute specimens Of their skill
and labor COMPETENT sd will be appointed exam
Inc all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS 80 those
entitled 10 them under the rules ~
All articles sent for exhibition will lie store without
pense 10 the owner and should be sent to the OF VIM
H. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants Market street
Ins ots Of the Fair is to develop end encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests of the State It's
anaeementis in the bands Of committee OF reliable and
energetic men, and its is placed beyond doubt
and invitation il ost cordially and confidently
snded to a who asy be disposed to participate III ts sd
rsntsges. ar
No CHARGE will be made te exhibitors either for the pr
Fliego OF exhibiting or for admission TO the Fair
The opening Of the Sts agricultural Fair and the
Jog Of tie legislature Simultaneous with the opening Of
tie Mechanics Exhibition viii add unuspsl interest 20 tie
&C Hasoa
CRcUtAR' containing full tetss of the plan Of The
biuon VEd all other information desired viii be prompt
l. Forwarded by addressing either Of the undersigned
N. n. AoyOHAE, Prest
F. Il. L WAIEEH, Ger. See'y. apll
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

M-cE5AS WHzAE CaoP--Ar. BErrs, ona OF the
eda-rs q ,ae IGebigas Farmer, informs the re-
rorie-s ftbe Ds;rgit Lluirsr in relation 10 the
wheat crop N Southern Michigan, that the present
lnCicrtio-s are flgorable-quite 50. The freezing
ard I: aw.Br thst the plant endured after the Snow
ler. he grouud, pretty mach destroyed the iehl
nd created some slsr but the warm days Of late
lave revived the crop 50 much that there can be
but 'i.ts grounds i,E fearing failure, fno fataTe
cagga.ies oocar The bsckwarlncss Of the season
may 51 rsckouei Favorable circumstances, rather
than 6sngerous, to The vitality Of the wheat crop
Ut ;le fruit crop either.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

T-A7IL.-A large increase Of travel is noticed
or s2--o Of tie Nortbern railroads. Tbs Bofalo
C.pri.r ssy TIC travel on the Lake shore Rail-
number Of Pssss- gers Dolly carried is estimated at
.To thousand OF thss- thrse-fourths are literally
7ugipg theiI way 70 the Western prairies. TIE
emigration premises to exceed that &C sny former
wear
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

Nv Yosz, Anril i8-There was violent
slu--s- storm hare this morning, which extended
over { whole Sta-s At B-ockport the bailstones
measured seven nc es IN circumference.
Ire Baltic sailed to-day with $50 passengers
ans ai23 600 il sDecie.
Jatzs Ccves has decided to hold living aud
N1-rissar q ha2 in $1,000 esch and Hyler, Lord,
Van Belt in 5}0000 each. Miner ard Pardinos
motion % admit them 30 bail was denied
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-21

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
adjoining. the city OF Hickman, KY, =
~


Adjoining. the city OF ffick IAN, KY, p
FOR SALEsr
ekNAS Is young and thriving city, situated thirty
Kiv r uninterrupted navigation all
Inian by tbs Hickman and obon and by Nashville
Nor Nstern Railroads with Nash se, Tenn. and ell he
esesof The south Eastern Atlantic seuboard by the Eick
man aud Ocicn and Mob and Ohio Railroads Gall In
rs sese q pogressl with Mobile and New Orleans, and
all thf err tes and country; is the natural only
outlet large extent Of back eunir accessible BY good
road raj and Artificial and has, within years past
dog6lef ii elf n wealth aud reputation.
The ItrJ trbu arg TO Hickman extensive and rich In
eseattafa productions of both emates-ca pahie
t. 81 y arofuafio dense any IL tho world, and
pdiy filing iha rich intel and idusirious people,
now without DOUBT the prosperous place
IN his region OF country, and 81 its past present ratio
increase Of wealth and population, in few yearH wfar
oHlstnp al others.
The lands high dry, gently unduatnr and within one
mile RI the corporate limits. and Will sold Ia lots l. 3,
D. O. 9, 10, - Is &C. IS, 30, <0 end so each.
Encouri gements offered 10 WORKING MIN of all
classes trades and caings, native bora, naturalRed and
fbrtiga. Catholic Protestant and Jew.
Ills Property will xosv PosIIvKiY, be sold 70
ne saesi bidieT without reserve commencing ihe
lst Gay OF Nay. 1855, =
1rcer ta9i - ss a. TIE Tfcsles Is determined for
tsT sfsl psFe eencerned, close the business
z > TEAMS or S1LEIen per cent. down balance in
ls- selr aid I've years. with iniere date
PAID rHst.y maturity, the interest be rsmtted
- o. r. YOUNG, Trustee.
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