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Losses unsci usteo ano IN suspense, walt #.
All other claims AGAINST the Company small for printing
Agents Instructed to take risk sI0 600
The amount insured in cry town village is not fxed
but depends the char material aud
buildings width of facilities
gushing tires. and ether circumstances
The insured buildings tkS inten
on is limit the loss bv fire $40 0Oo or less.
OF the Act Of Incorporation. and all amendments
THO. A. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY So
HARTFORD. March 18th. 1855.
Personally appeared Thos A Alexander Secretary of the
Ena Insurance Company and made oath that
by him subscribed Is according his
kno Wedge aAd belief. HENRY FOWLER
Just ce Of the Peace.
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hand and made TO order.
Cottage and large monuments Scrolls. obelsks Tombs
Head aud Foot Stones Marble Fence and
Furniture Marble Eastern Of Italian and American
Narblss .
All work warranted. y. A. LAWRENCE.
dGxtf
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Il ~
II IMPROVEMENT WAsHsoARDs, % for which he OBJ
tained PATENT in October 1ss- Said improvement con
sisted in properly preparing the Of sheet OF zine
ether suitable and thus causing them inese or eu
their ato the solid wooden sides legs OF
tAe methods previously empioyed having been 70 Re
mortre receive the metallic plate niS
subsequently, sold his interest and ownership IN SAL
Patent subscriber who sole pro
only authorized MASUTAcTUREE OF u RICE I'M
PArEsr ZINC wAsHgoAsps having succeeded tns
late frm Wayne Baily Co. in that business Induced
by the popularity and extensive sale Of
board suudry persons have engaged IN ans
them do thereby violating the right
BY patent Suits have been and are
pending against certain parties known TO be thus en-
eagsd. intent. TOP ,seeute for all
upon my legal and tbe extent OF the laws ALL
PkRsoxs are >agapst purchasing deal
Ing in Zinc washboaris made asr the patented by
Rice unless branded 10 Rice. Improved Washboards
tented Oct others being genuine be ~ell
70 that the variation In the shape OF the Crmpor
Sh Of patented machine to nail
the right the patented incsng
s described upon which the value Of the board
really depends Wholesale orders for the genuine article
specifically solicited and promptly executed low prices
e any Of the unaushoriIed makers. by
JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
sole proprieto and thereof Oos at hard
store No. so Main street. opposite Fifth sti
Ohio. mh3 d& w3m
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STATEMENT
OF TIE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
required by the Laws oths State of Indiana relating
State. passed in 1855.
The pane Of the Company is ETNA INSURANCE CON-
The Capital stock Five Hundred fhouand Dollars and
paid up.
Cash on hand in B.ak and in hands Of Agents other
Real Estate anincamiersd.. 1854 Q:
4s Mor'gAgs bonds per cent. interest payable
asMa.ssss bonds: per cent ia;.i;: p.;:ii. WV "
20 Virginia Stat. Bonds. per cent. in..rss.
payable semi annually 1920 o.
ioJsrssy Oily water bonds. per cent, inter =
Dree due the Company. secured by mortgage 1913 Il
Bills Receivable. al ply secured. payable at
Premium aas 1917 $40 Il Il
All other securities. viz;
500 shares Hartford and New Hav, Railroad
BIS shares Hartford and PIo,-
dsnce Rail Rosd Company...... 1880 90
loI shares Boston and orcester X.
share. New Albany and Salem
r. r. Co....................... 100 90
=. ...... ~. 1900 90
deuce 10 per cent. Guaranteed
otock.... looU w
800 shares Phenix Bank. Hart
sos shares EIchans: Bank. Hart
ford ...;...............:........ 1864 90
$50 shares Connecticut River Bank. '''' "
Hartford. .........,............ $4,000
200 shares Hartford Blk. Hartford, rs 600
Us do State q IL sSs 90
100 do City a. 800
IS do Bank Of Hartford County,
Hartford, ................... 1850 90
Hslso o.
So shares Eagle Bank. Provderc OC
40 shares Bank of America New
York........,....... l3s0c co
100 shares Bank of North America.
New York. ............. 10 900 90
50 shares NIX Of Common wealth,
New York;. ............... $500 90
York..................... l7.75 90
4sO shares Broaaway Bank. New
York ....................... I3 $40 90
as shares Union Bk., New York. 1850 20
100 do Peoples % 90 440o 60
100 DO Hanover I" :. $3.50 90
400 do Mechanic's" 90 :. IL 500 %
l0o do New York Life ms. and
Trust Co.. New York. Is 600 90
Observation-Disclosures 10 300 90
14os5 90
paid in ............ ..... 5000 co
30 share, Connecticut River Company... l250 90
ssio.sss 0S
No debts due or due Banks or other creditors.
Losses adj listed and due-none-
Losse and u SCI, SCI
Ioaa. IL ill., uU,st
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- II. Molasses so bbls JUST reed.
Ss my2 TENNEY s0RENsoN.
TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD 6EGAR!
n Nhlk MIXED Recreative Segars superior to any
Il OOO ever brought to the city, at
ap9 COOKS Family Grocery.
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STATE OF INDIANA,,s CO

STATE OF INDIANA,ls IS
EANDEgRCEGH COUNTY.
In the Of Common Pleas of vanderburgh County
diana. Jone tern. 1885.
Joseph NJ. Caldwell
Attach ment,
William Parker. (coloredt
from an davit 6led in eettns
forth the said William Parker is not resident OF
the State OF Indiana The said defendant William Parker
therefore HEREBY notified Of the tendency
titled action and that the will
o. said Court be held the
Honseu the city Evansville first Monday in June
A. ID. 1855. JACOB LUNKRNHEiNER
Clerk of the Court of Com. Pleas, v. @. G.
April co. 1855.
Wheeler a Robinson, Attorneys for Plaintiff uy4-4v
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LEATHER AND FINDIN Is,

joan. j. CHANDLER JANIS HARIAx IA
CHANDLER q HARLAN.
Ohm j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLANJr have
- associated themselves together
Of law and win attend all business thsm Ons
or both may always be found at their oee Lseus street.
opposite Sherwood House. counsel
ness PIomPt attention win be given 70 collections.
Evansvie. Nov. 3. ls5f.--lY
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WHITE LIME AND CEMENT.
IL " stere and for sale by
u my2 TESNEy AsoREvsoN.
PULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
UST recsived largs lot Of desirable Spring Goods
q consisting in part Of
20 cases Fancy Prints.
10 do Assorted Cottonades.
10 DO Bleached Musns.
do Barrege de Lains,
I do Nankeens.
2 DO Colored and Bleached Cambries.
do Fancy Cinghams
do JacoBets and Camtrics
100 doz Suspebders.
Besides large stock of Noticnsf such Is Combs Bnt-
by ana >. II. MAGHEE CO.
PUMP CHAIN AND FIXTURES.
HyONSTANTLY heavy stock OF Pump Chain Of
u hest qualify pine and poplar Tubing curbs Reels.
eomnlte for sale Wholesale and retail At lowest BY
my5 DaDS oSn D nv.
a. Jsmes Molassss in bb's and hf bbls;
10 bau Pepper and Spice; 50 bbls Rosn;
so bxs Cincinnati Soap; 50 hxs Star Candles;
nhH - ORR. pALzDLL co.
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HALL, DODDs & CO.'S
FIR Il p Il OOF SAIL EST

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
VHARHANTED equal 10 st. Louis extra lust receives
nyis TENNEr 1 soREHsoX.
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SALT.
M Barrels Kahawba Salt received and for sale hy
AVV may IL j. W. a. s. VICkERY.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
vUNHE undersigned portion OF their
IL stock of spring Summer Goods consisting Of
Beached and Brown Sheetinss anu Shirtngs Mariners
Stripes TekBgs Cottonades and Camlet Jeans
blue DENNIS Drngs beached Drllngs Irish
and Brown Linens Apron and Shifting Checks
Cassimeres and Broad Cloths Prn Ginehams Lawns aud
Muslips black and fancy Lustrs beregs Cashmere and
Muslin de LANES Linen Checks and Summer Costings
gcher 18th large and well selected stock Notions Boots
Shoes. Hats Clocks. etc. etc. too to mention to
all Of when they invite the attention OF all
cash and prompt dealers. =. ..--
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q q O = = 4 N /,

DAMAGED HARDWARE.
n cRIFFIrh Offers his stock of Hardware. CUTLERY
We Coopers', Carpeners and other mechanics' Tools
damaged at the ,ste fire. for sale less than
feh2 BELLS Brick Warehouse.
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OHIO SCALE WORKS.

UDUTLER's MERCANTILE WRITING FLUID
ID dozeu 2ounce bottles Of this lax Just receive
and for sale by s. 4. GILBERT a. CO..
nh7 Sycamore. near Water
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DUDLEY, STONE q Co.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
e. Second Street. befn Main and the Rirer,

ARTICULAR attention paid the purchass and sale Of
il HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BACON.
LARD, FLOUR. ETC; together With all kinds Of Produce
sad M.nufaesursd Articles CsnssEnsns soliitsed. and
usual advances made.
and Conn Merchants. w. A. Richardson Co., Hemp
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle Watkins Pork Packers
mission Merchants. Allen. Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery. Davidgs Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
peslefa. Louisyllle Ky. milo dhwlt
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MASONIC
Female Collie e late Institute,

- q rATC0KESBURY.S -. q - :
TSHtS Institution viii be open for the reception of
-1LPppiis ON the FIRST Monday. in Janunry next,
.and cIose the~la day n>Srptenbcr, making one
Ilong Term of Nine Months. The Faculty will
Mr. f. A, ,CONNOR, a. ~. PRESIDENT AND
PROFESSOR or NATURAL SCIENCE AND MArBENkr-
s,7tSc. i--s -. - 49,:
REV r. E wANNAMAkER. A. NJ, PaerEssos
or-sM sMoRAB PBYLosorHY, EviDEScE OF CHRIS
TIA ssTf AND BELLE LErTREs.
Mn:<E: LEGER, PRoFEssoa OF Music ASD Mop
,ERS LANGUAGES .a..'G - ..,. y :,...
Miss MARY e. SNEAD, ISsTSUcTnEss IN PAINT
txo, EABRoiDERy, &c.
The Board Of Trustees hare secured the services
.nf a Faculty composed Of worthy Master Masons,
eminent for purity of character, and high literary
atainInents, whose every effort will be to educate
Young ladies' 10 rs to adorn any sphere in life.
Our new Masonic building will he completed by
the opening of the Term, nnd the Board intend
furnishing it with every nMurtcnance necessary to
the acquisition of education Of the highest order.
.As thcy have, determined that this Institution shall
he second to nane sol they confidently expect the
encouragement md patronage Of an enlightened
public. .sa, s-,'
ms. En:any information necessary, We refer to onr
Circular, or 10 any member Of the. Committee, or
President of the Faculty.
r: !: f: !. '$SSSS6s' SSSSS3 $ssT Committee.
C6ke,bury; Oct 20. lot Al
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~. fife w. .loI,.rks.

-FEsHE subscribers have received their Full Stock
l. ofsFfREWORKs, comprising one Of the
largest assortments ever brought TO this city; which
-frrohants would do we'll TO forward their orders in
time which will be put up with theereatess care
Assorted Gases, varying from s25 $50, always
gai<say on liand. .r"' .;a.'.'
THEIR STOCK Comprises: - =
,HRE CRACKERS, Gold Chop a No. l..
Roman Candies, !, 2, IA, 5 up to Is balls, white
Heman Candies, 9, 3, 4, up to IS balls, colored
~styroekets nom ". 70 l ID
serpents, Pinwheeb, ,4TianeIes. Flowcrpo's.
sasls.s Os largs eissss .pi.abs i"r E1hibtions
: s,-.s 49, kips s,see.,s sueaeaoSs to 5. WilIe)
~ .Noy. 2lsfe5s. .; ty:d.f.. As; St
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION
IN vii, be held on the SECOND MONDAY in
3anuary next, to fiji the vacancies about to oeehr in
lie Offices Of CLERK, ORDINARY and sHER-
RF, fos Edgefeld District. a.ro,,,v
The Polls will be opened for ONE DAY ONLY I.
The Managers viii meet at Edgeheld Cour'
'1shse aaihei "Wednesday following, count out Inc
irqtes apa aecisse the Election. -:
1kEt'- ~ THQS. g. BACON, &c: Ed.
ssNay 10, 4s55:. 3mf ~ III
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Land for. Sale,

rT,IIE Subscriyer wishing to change his location
i offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-
TON, containing .,a- :r
Three Hundred & Seventy.seve Acres
Lying on Salula River, and adjoining lands Of VIM.
A. Stro,her, a. Clark and David Payne, near
Bozen,an's Ferry, and within two or three hundred
yards Of the Grccnvile g. Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract contains about one hundred acres in
original forest, whilst the rest is under fence: One
hundred and fifty is in Il high state of cultivation,
of which there is from seYcnty-ive to one hundred
acres of fine bottom land equal to any and surpassed
by none in The State. This plantation has good out
lets ard excellent ranges for stock.
On the premises are a good Two Story Dwelling
House and all necessary plantation buildings. Also,
Spring Of never failing winter.
eB Any person wishing to purchase will call on
the Subscriber who resides on the premises, and he
will take pleasure in showing them the above tract
J. w. MAYNARD.
Nov 81 If AS
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WtLL be sold to the highest bidder, at public
W. ouSsy, mt the-late residence of N L. Griffin,
Esd. decd. situate onthe Plank Road to Hamburg
four miles below Edgefeid c. H.. on the Goth
December next and days following, The per-
sensl Estate Of raid deceased, not heretofore dis
pqsed Of viz:
FOrty-Thrce Negroes,
Among whonisare Cooks, Seanistresses, Washers
and Ironers, House Servants, Miller, Black.
smith and valuable feh hands They are generally
young and likely; aad dpurchasers desiriug Negroes
Of the above drscrip,ionIean doubtless beesuited:
IL or IL Valuable Horses and mules,
A Stock of Cattle Of excellent breed, some Stock
lIogs-about 49,: ii:Sisz>5 .,,s.::-
SEQ Bushels of CORN: S,.t
Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
In continuation Of the above sale, and Immediately
at,er, will be sold at Edge6cld Court HOUSE, the =:
LAW LIBRARY
And Office Furniture Of said deceased. The Il
brary u well selected and most valuable collection
OF Books on Law and Equity, comprising all the
Books usually found in lawyers Office.
-- TERMS OFLSALE. yf p.
TAD suilps.usd des Twenty (s2Oj Dollars Cash: OF
and aboxs! thai ssn Twelve months credit; with
interrs. from date. Purchasers giving Note with
two or more approved sure,ics to secure the pur:
ehase money; NJ. L. ;BONIIAM, Adm'or.
Nov p, 1855. At 46.
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Jackson Street Hospital and: Surgical
INFIRMARY for NEGROES,
AUGUSTA,,GA

..,..-... AUGUSTA, GA. ......-.
kJNHE Undersigned would, respectfully call the
J. attention Of Planters and slaye-owners gene
rally, to their very complete and extensive establish
ment in. Augusta, Ga, for the accomToGat,ena of
NEGROES requiring. sVHGiCAL OPERA
ITIONS or Treatment In CHRONIC DISEASES.
The building is situated corner of Jackson and
rFenwick Streets, between the Georgia and the Sa-
vannah Rnii- Road Depots3 and in sight OF both.
1t is therefore convenient for the reception Of pa
tents from distance In its construction, through
ont the entire plan, was kept in view the special
purpose to which It is applied being furnished with
everything which can cohduee to the comfort Of the
SICK. is supplied with hot and cold baths sand
shower baths-and has Waier-eloses in each story
to avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients 1t Is
also well ventilated and lighted with gas. With
the constant attendance Of experienced male and
female nurses, the patient wip saved much Of the
suffering which too often is theresult Of unavoda-
bic neglect in the treatment of NEGROES in ordi-
nary private practice, z - :: =
TERMS-For-B Board, Lodging and Nursing, per
month, Sl0 For alt NECESSARY Medical attendance,
Surgical Operations, Co., the same as m ordinary
II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon. -
=" CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
Augusta, pu ID 4.
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land farSaJHe !

-A ~ 49, I1S ~:
7NIIE subscriber Offers for sale the- TRACT 0P
i LAND where he now lives, situated about
,one, mile from Edgefeld e. H., Containing and :
I Eight HundredAcre 6
More or less There on this desirable plantation
: Two Story Dwelling House, - (
with ten good rooms, together with all necessary
ont buildings: =! = : AZ : .. -, >;;is'
= Itis.welf wutered, having largeuumber of good
COOL and never-f.iling springs of the purestwater'
:, The landiy productive and well adapted 70 lhe:
Cultivation OF Cotton andevery Kind Of grain: = 90
The si,udtlon is healthy and in "a good neighbor,
hood and the tract could be divided 80 as to make
two or three gooddesirabc settlements ssst -
: -' Also, The Holmes Trnct ~. 80, =
containing. one hundred aud sixty acres, more OF
less, situated near Red Hill, and adjoining lands Of
Col. Wye,t Holmes and othelss, This:tracl former
ly belonged 10 the Estate 0f WIN. Holmes and was
purchased by me ut his sale. -,
Theabore lands will be sold on very accomnioda.
ting terms and If desired negro property, at fur
prices, will be taken in part payment; -. - s.
will De pleased to Show the lands 10 any persons
desiring 10 Purease. -. -, - -;
August % s~'elsss'.3 IF e..
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To Rent for. one Year.
s'FRoM FIRsTJAN. 1855,

- FROM FIRST JAN. 1856,
a. TIIE Granitesiite Hotsl,,sscontainng. Aese
@E Twentywell furnished Rooms. Kitchen 8gl
and tDihiss Room rranecp,en,s are ample and
complete. a. spaeio,s Stable - by 56 feet, with
ewo bins, made small gran tight, together with other
Unnecessary out houses. a. 6pe Garden of more than
two acres made fertile with compost. An in first
rate order.
Apply to Mr.ENssiTra,h C ffcgg, President Of the
Gran,teville3 Manufacturing Company. or to tho
Subscriber Silver Ilill p. o., St. Peters Pasish;
Sc. ,%yi a-,,.. r., so i.,:; = B.McBR}DE.
- Nov 81 -: -: =, = = At = r46
4aG3, ,Charlcs,ou:M eseury~iH pleasegive the above
, weekly Insertions, and forwarlbiu to B. McR-
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
John j. Scott and ottiefs, =. {, 7 7
- = " ts '~.'' Bill for Part'n.
Samuel C. Scott and otlers.
DY Virtue of an order from Chancellor w ard
ID law IN this cause: i will sell at rEdfefeld c.
H., on the first Monday in January next, the follow
ing negro slaves, to wit Polly and her four ehil
dren Marshal, Stanfeld, Jim and Hampton.
These negroes will be sold on credit of twelve
months from day Of sale with interest from day of sale
except as to costs which must be paid in cash. Pur-
chase money TO be secured by Bonds with ample
personal suretics. - "A. SlMKlNS, GEE D. !.
Nov 81 Ct 46 ,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, r.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nancy Sarah Quarles, by her
proehein ami. Geo. Boswell, (

IN EQOilf.
Nancy Sarah Quarles, BY her -.
prOehsin ami, Geo: :Bts~ell, !:
Samuel "! Gardner, = :. Il
Mary Ann Quares and others. ,'---.'.,
DY virtue Of m Order from C6ancellor rWurd-
ID law in this cause, will proceed ,tosell attbe
plantation cf the lateSarling Quares: onvTlursaay
the 18th day Of December next the following Real
and Personal Estate, of which the said Quares died,
seized ind possessed, owit: - -. I'll;
One Tract or parcel 6f Land situated in The Dis:
trict and State aforesaid, on waters. Of Stevens
Creek and Savannah River, and containing -four
hundred acres more Or less, adjoining lands Of
John P. Mays, Samuel w. Gardner, Mrs Margaret
Lanhan apd lands Of the Estate Of Allen Anderson,
decd, and others, This Tract will be sold in two
parcels, the onrto contain three hundrednnd tween.
ty-two acres, more or less.s and designated the
Morris Tract,n-ths other to contain two hundred
aud thirty. acres. more or less, and known Us
tho " NedWood Traot D. Also - * Er-.a -
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Sale Of Valuable Property
LAND g. NEGROES

nR.JOSEPu H. LEE having made q convey
T. ance Of his property to his children, they viii
SELL mt Public Auction, at his residence in Abbcsille
District, near Calhoun's Mills; on the
18th of December next,
The Tract known as" E!mwood, ,"% lying on waters
Of Little River, near the proposed route Of the Sa
vannah Valley Rail Road The Tract contains about
FOUR HUNDRED AND. F0RTY-FIVE ACRES,
or which more than 200 acres is woodland the
rest in high state of cultivation and well suited
for Grain and; Cotton. Upon the place is n very
eommodous DWELLING, and all necessary build
ings ip: goodIepair, They will also sell .: -.
ensTWENTY-FINE. NEGROES, "
Very likely, and comprising some valuable fellows.
-. ,.;...,, :, Ado ...,s-.,.,.-;s ::sat-$
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP AND Ro6s.
FORTY BALES OF COTTON! "
I,Ooo.711sFae Corn:
Fodder and Oats, Household and Kitchen Furni-
,tnre, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, Carriage
~: and Buggy, Road Wagon and Cart, &c.
u Terms made known on dny Of sale. =,
,.,,...-.,,s ~ j. JENKINS LEE, aa.,,.
-..,-.,...- WA. LEE. & Nse""''
Nov &c, -. st -r 46
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT: Of
i LAND on which he now lives, situated on
Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusta,
well adapted to the cultivation Of Cotton and Grain,
containing .....-..
I176 Acres,
more NJ or less. Between FIVE and six hundred acres
Of cleared land, one hundred Of which is first quail
ty low grounds, and one hundred acres fresh, whilst
the balance of the cleared land is in fair state OF
cultivation. The place has several fine springs on
it, On the premises are all necessary buildings
II is as healthy location, and as moral and nteli-
gent neighborhood can be found in the District
Also
One other Tract containing FIVE HUNDRED
AND" TWENTY ACRES, lying near the JUNG
lure Of The Bcavcrdam and Turkey Greeks. On
the premises are all necessary buildings, with
several good springs The place is healthy, located
in d fine neighborhood, and well adapted to small
force.
The above lands-will be sold on accommodating
terms, and if desired negro property, at fair prices
will be taken in payment. will take pleasure in
showing the lands to any who may wish to purchase
or any Information givenb by addressing the subscri-
ber at Woodlawn, sc. = y: B. HOLMES;
Oets sm* rrs'..~~ .3S
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New Embroideriea,

WILuAhf SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, .lta laas1 - sjId.t
w received from New York, a supply of NEW
EMBROIDERlES, among which are-
Ladies' Muslin COLLARS. Of beautiha styies:
Ladies' Muslin UNNERSLEEVES, Worked
Jaeonet.BaN1s-s~
French scolloped COLLARS, 1hs4 ind beau
,ifsl sftiple for morning; =.
and beastifna styles - - ~ >-'s-:N'. a
: To oil Of which the attention Of the Ladies is
respectfully invited. - - - 'H''''H';
Augusta Oct 2 tf 40