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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-31
Shcrif's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT:

vs..
RANSOM Jordan.
DY Virtue of writ of Fl. Fa, IN the above slated
ID ted case shall proceed to sell ON. the f1st
Monday in November next, at Edge6eld C. H.,
all the right, title and interest Of tile Defendant
Ransom Jordan, in a certain undivided Trac*n
Land, situated in Edgefeld District, on, Bridge
Creek, waters Of South Edisto, containing Tive
Thousand eight hundred acres, more or less, bound
ed by lands of A. Jordan, Daniel. Scgler, Philip.
Bregden, John Fullmer, Seabofn Day, John Sci.
glcr and John Bauskctt
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, g.. b.
OntS q 90
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FOR SALE,

TINE STORE HOUSE, next East Of R. H. Sui
l. livan's, 80 feet front and go deep, containing
three rooms below, one above, and a good cellar.
THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con-
tanning about three acres.
ONE LOT on the branch adjoining c. L. Reio
R. T. MINIS.
Oct2 If SO
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MORE CHEAP GOODS!
vii II IA M H"CRANE,
= AUG USTA, Ga, - z'.

s.
HAS received further supplies Of New and
IL Fashionable Goods wlIich were purchased 1t
REDUCED PRICES, nnd will be sold very low
inscs,sh. :. -
Plain and Satin Stripe Mcrino. at 25 cts pr yard |;
'cioaks and Talmas Of all descriptions ffpm sa''o
to SOS, 90;
A lot Of Jaconet Edgng and Inserting at lsa
.... per yard, very cheap; p,-
A large assortment of Jeconet and Swiss n""o''
- Collars mud Sleeves, very low;
woolen Shawls Of oil kinds;
Plain and Plaid French Merenos Of the latest
Fine French Pattern DeLaines at e5 cts pr yard {;
Plain and Figured French Flannels for Basks
New patterns Of Ginshams and Calico's and a
preat variety Of other Goods suitable for family and
plantation use.
-T lie would respectfully invite the people of
Edge6eld TO give him call, for they will be certain
to get good Goods at low prices.
Augusta, Oct 30, ct AZ
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Brushes, Brushes /!

TN Store fine variety of Paint Yarnish, Gtain-
Il ing Blenders, Tanners, Whtewash, crusns,
Dusting and Hair Brushes and Gopbs-Flseh
Brushes and Hair Gloves--Na, Tooth and Shaving
Brushes, SC. For sale by = -
"A. G. g. T. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Nav % # l9
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a Likely Lot of Negroes,

Numbering about twenty. Also, a Stock Of Mules,
Cattle, Hos, Sheep. Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Plantation Tools, implements of husbandrY.
and any supply Of provisions that may be on hand.
This property will be sold on Il credit OF twelve
months, except as to all sums under ten dollars and
as to SO much thereof as will be sufficient to defray
the costs Of this suit, which must be paid in cash.
The purchase money to be secured by bonds with
ample suretics. "A. SihklNS, C. E. Ed.
Oct Is, 9t 40
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Teacher Wanted

EOR Horns Creek Academy. zThe applicant
L must be we'll versed in the Modern and Ancient
Languages. None need apply unless they can come
we'll recommended. WASH. WISE,
JOHN FAIR.
Ont O If as Trusteer.
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Linen Sheetings,

1UsT received by the Subscriber, from New
C York, ap additional supply Of superior l2-4
LINEN SHEETINGS, which he will sell 81
very low prices.
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DENTAL SURGERY!

DENTAL SURGERY!
DR. HI. PARKER, respectfully informs
~ the citizens Of EdgefeId District, that he may
be found during sale. day week at the Planters Ho-
tel, Edgefeld.C c. H., and at his residence on the
Anderson road, eighteen miles Northeast of the
Village, on every Friday and Saturday following.
Specimens of his work, put up on the latest and
most improved principles, can be seen Mt his Office
His address, when in the. country, as heretofore,
Sleepy Creek, P. 9. ro-
Dec 81 II ou
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@ M. WRIGHT, DENTIST.

OFFICE over Messrs CARnl cHEAL @rTa.
~ & BEAs's Hardware Store, Broadd S95SS :
street, Augusta, Ga, l. IL, IL!
All operations pertaining to Dentistry will be at-
tended to with promptness, and 10 the entire satis-
faction Of all who may favor him with their patronage
cE- Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solder,
Sc, furnished to Dentists for Cash.
Aunusta MAY lY 10
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An assortment Of new style FAIL PRINTS, to
all Of which he respectfully invites the attention Of
the public. WILLIAM ShEAh;
Augusta, Oct 2 90
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA, GA.
lMCO HAVING released the " Augusta"
8EIIEAA for another term, take pleasure in
Easess5& Ea& announcing to the travelling public
and citizens of Augusta, that it shall be the constant
desire Of myself and my assistants to make the
HOTEL in every respect, one Of the first in the South
Il will be painted and re.furnshed thoroughly in
few days, when the guest will have an opportuni-
ty Of viewing the largest, best appointed, well as
the most convenient Hotel in the State.
The Proprietor and his Lady, the Qate Mrs. f.
C. Wes,,) ever mindful Of the vast patronage al
ready enjoYa BY the Hotel, respectfully solic,s a
continuance Of it, and pledges their every effort to
make the guest happy, and the Hotel hvorite with
the travelling community.
w. p. STARR, Proprietor.
Augusta, August l3, Sin 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
INCHdNCERY

: Cornelia 8. Cox,
Nathaniel Cox and others, by Bill for PdrtttioR
their Guardian, ad Htem,
Arthur Simkins.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Equity in
ID this case, will proceed to sell on the premi-
ses, on Wednesday the 7th day Of November next,
the following real estate Of Henry Cox, decd, (after
the Dwelling House, out buildings, together with
forty acres acres Of land Of the tract described in
the Bill, adjoining the Dwelling House, have been
cut off and assigned to the widow Cornelia S. Cox
viz: Three several parcels or Tracts of Land situa-
ted in: Edge6eld District, to wit: One Tract con-
tanning two hundred and ninety-four and half
cores. Another Tract containing thirty-nine and
one quarter aores-Also, another Tract containing
eighty FIVE and three-fourth acres.
The land to be sold on credit of twelve months
from the day Of sale except ns to much thereof as
will be sufficient TO pay costs Of the suit, which
must be paid in cash. The purchase money to be
secured by bonds with at least two good good per-
sonal suretes. A. SIMKINS, O. z. Ed.
Oct Is. At 40
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Notice This.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE!
TNIIE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT OF
i LAND whereon he now resides, situated about
four miles South Of Edge6eld c. H., containing
Near Six Hundred Acres,
With all necessary improvements.
Come and witness the present crop, and all will
be convinced as regards the fine quality of the land,
and its adaptation to the cultivation Of cotton, corn
and small grain. ! will be pleased to show the
land to any one desiring to purchase.
L. S. JOHNSON.
Sept S If "a
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DEING desirous of making change in my bu-
ID siness, offer for sale my TRACT Of LAND
nontnininr ohout
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Oct 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

I srSs SSAsHSA'SSs IN LAMPS 4 hs !0R ALL.
VATK kkeilkNCRS NEAR The ClTi


southeast qaarter section in township south
OF range 10 wssi which tle niils kno wn
Rudd Mills formerly known Ngley's Mills and pafs
efths been faid
in twenty lots OF %, sizes 81 TO acres 7s
in lying bth sides Pigeon Greek ON
both sides Of pauk road Some Of thsss lots are
stes for dviine house,; sons Of them
best sites county for miIls 81
such m sd aspect sdapt them peculiarly
~ OF the srAps: and the soil Of others rich
IN feo~ ~ then for gArdening Anof then with
we 20 tvo and half miles Evansville and in
rrorrS aud psrtens wanting few serses
~ ~. ~ ~ most any putpose. Be suited
Tor vsr 20 - 1904 soas WHICH oSfsinss Ven serss ere
On Of the ots-Asllins house. good ven. n or.
"a acresl and lot 70 q 1D-0O eerss) have
dwelling and good eistsrns on them suit
The ssove properly will sold st psblie auetcn 70 the
hshess bidder wt,us ct Sweet LeonardS Aue
ton Roc oa Main opposite the nev Court House.
E,aasviils Esss-y As AA DAY Of 'aA'' 1872 con
a. BE- sea e the Austisa Boon Of Sweet Len
ard and on record RsesrdePs ess showing the size
lots and the position q eeeh With
20 the plank feaA spa the creek aAd NJ o. Bell
viii seconpany any pssn visfine - e1aosas shs pfeps
sv ana point out the bound .fies Of the los,. $50
TEENS or SALE:-Ons third sash. ene-thife II enc
and ons-thfd In years. With tnssrss sssussa ~
~" sas - JOHN sHANKLIN;
MI. BRAY
- Raarirss R:isrn ssl vslksssts copy - snesas Of
zach.
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oANEI WooleuY e~.e.
AUCTION ROOMS.

DANIEL WoolsDY.
AUCTION ROOMSs
OLD CsurS Houss Aaia sad Third Streets tnSe-
disssly eppesils che washisgtsa Hotel.
HAVING Leased Tor ssS1 81 jean ane eteea ~ the
H above vsn hsevn stand vs are nev Rfeperse - re-
evve sussn private sale, All OF eeees
wares merchandise household iafnitufs horses bug
Cssh sdvs.sss ssds On seassansnb vhsa required.
Regular saes svery Tuesday. !hsisday ane Sasufey.
CONNIE seloek. A, Alse Tussdays Wsaeesday
and Friday aiskts. at eefly 20 light.
saiss and sales Of real sstass promptly
We are weekly rsesvi.s a.d have asv on hand i,ls
and rene raj Of RE- ecnsstixR oise
epiAals aud bannistsr hacks scroll sna scoep seps nm
bsok ofec French. Jenny Liad. aad buste voed 3eat
Chaifs nshoRany sofa ssat Chain; Elisabeth
shsrsi spfnS ssss err roeters :ets. sesesss
card disne beeskfass tAbles light eat vssh
iosnses miffer hhs COMMON cad 1issss oedeteads nat
tfsssss tin ana vile ssf se. Which ~s wi Ss o. cin'
Ne have also on had great variety sfnetens
violss seeofdeons. boehst sutisry suns pisso
Wholesale % retail. "oohSEA N",:
my9 ~ w. =.
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JeE CRIAx.-We hope Mrs. Glover's old
friends. and ell lovers of good ice cream, will
remember tsst she has the xrticle for sale to
families anc visitors, 1t her house on Second
street. We hope she will be ,cea pahonized.
There is no better ice cream made in this
city than tfat she serves to customers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

PINE Apr-Es.-Mr. A. Kunx received
day before yesterday a fine lot of pine aP-
pies. from the sunny South. AZ they are Of
excellent quality and in 6ns condition, We
; advise .spicures to at once visit Hurts and
make their selections
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

TIE CocxLE BURR PoIsoHoUs TO Hoes
The South western Farmer ssys that when
ever hogs are turned into pasture where
1eockIe burr grows, they invariably die!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

C A 8 a C u 3 T o ii E r 8
vAN suSpss the lowest market prices With Hemlock
ans o~1 soie leather. Patent French and Americas
Cat Haired and Boot Moreseo. sheep Lin.
caiea Sycamore STIR h.tv..s W.t.r s,d First Ev.~s
vi's' "a. N.Y. J. FLEMING.
boUaAM nsNINs ~ COMPANY OF vANDkR.
NoTTcEi. hsrssy CIV 2gN ~. Ind; a.. ..,
which @ps.y Henry Dc s.i:s ies Atty years. Of
Psrs 49,, Orr JoAe n William Ksntsnss. W. r.
Bvsnsvills. are Dirsesn. nnarvFRsrrn.HA ' :"
ny2s nssss::,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

NEw Booxs.-T. Conyngton e. Co. have
just received q variety Of new and highly in
tefesting books, among whish we notice
neat little work entitled "THE Sons OF TIE
Sizes" which we pronounce upon thorough
Pe'ussi, to be the best political text book Of
the day. 1t should have Q large sale.
Every young and enqui'ing politician should
read it. "The life of Sam Houston" "The
History Il Turkey" are also very reasonable
and readable works.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

HARRISON HOUSE.
HI uns.rsgned h-ins leased the ssll known property
bridge the Wabash Depot Of thv Ohio and MIS-
siPp Railroad d mtsd the for the reception Of
ooardeu and the rsveliG public gessray In eonders
ea o. m handsos lscxon and the growing TOW around
together With the attention the comfort Suss.
. "A. b. DANIELS 4 son.
myx5. 2wolUS In
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aN Snr = Il III SRI 1RnivxL

nF spring Wan Pspers Berdtr. Just received
consisting In part Of =
Wall Psper-fron cents three dollars per piece
Bordersfrsu three dollars beaut-
ful patterns Of Gold cad Velvet
Bet 70 three dollars per CENTRE exceed
ingly rich patterns.
Fire Board Priss-om twenty thee doilss per
70 this city.
Paper window Blinds-of all kinds. descriptions sad
price, Together with Wrapping Payer. Lamps. etc
The above stock the ever brought " kv-
svills, and will b sold lev. The asBcrtmsnt Of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
the and richest passras and CANNOT
those Who will favor with call. and thankful for pest
JOHN O. DEvEREUx. yr.
uv1l Main st.. between lst i ID.
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TEIEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.

The following are ell the desPstchss re-
eeivsd yesterday from the
vtrgiala Escesieus
BALTIMORE, Nay 20.
The 9Th Congressional District gives .
msjoriyof ], 4eS for Wise. with Cumberland
and Pswhattan to be heard from.
WAsHIHcroH, May rs.
A dispstch from Faulkner says he is
elected BY 400 majority-shat Page county
gives Wise and Faulkner $50 maiority, q
gain Of 400 over Pierce's vote.
BALTIHoaE. Nay IS.
A report prevails that KanswhA has given
1900, but it needs confirna,ien.
SECOND EEECTuON IN KANSAS.
The PreAslavery Men Triumphant.
WESTON, May "a.
We learn from Kansas, that the Leaven-
worth District, At the election on TIE Dad, for
members Of the Assembly, was carried BY
the Pro-slavcry men. Their tickst received
81 ma1orstys
In each Of the other districts, the pro.
slavery ticket was elected.
PHILADELPHIA. Nay -.
Returns OF msjorities, official and reported,
Of LOT counties, foot tp-Wise. 19,032;
Flou,oy, 1856. Majority for Wise, 1856.
Thiftrsix counties yet to hear from, which
gave liefce 1850 majority.
NEw ORLEANS, May -. p. NJ
Coton is unchsnged; -four 10 dull at 80 IS;
Prime Dol Lard, LOT. Bacon Sides. 81 do
Shoulders, Corn unchanged. Sightex.
champ on New York, premj Star Csndes,
23c.
Anved.ExPress and Guluars. Depart.
ed Ovid White.
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DAILY JOUR NAL.
6vana Chapser.

The following are the ef6cers elected Of
the Masonic Grand Chapter Of Indiana:
VIZ. HAcKEL. Of Shelbyvilies G. H. p.
d. X. HAYES, Of AtticaJ d. q. HIP.
HI. G. HAzErRrGe. of Thorntdwn, @. X.
Jas. r. NE SDExHALL, Of Richmond; G. 8.
p. G. c. HuHr. of indianapolis; G. r.
FRAHcIs kid, OF do g. Sic.
w. PoLAH. Of ConnersviIIe; G. Chap
GEO. F. LYON. Of Terre Hsute; G. C. H.
NV. SuLLIvAH. Of Connersville; G. P.S.
BENZ. WIxAxs. Of Lafayette; G. r. A. c.
H. CoLEsTocK. of Indianapolis; G. Guard.
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$50 snARes 70 Nj. ~

NOrTCE 10 hsssby given u>s set -, y a. 80. -,
be received q che eMsSsf -, ~ =.
STATE sad prospects Of the Company AVE- ~ ,Ss Con-
No appiirsssn viii be accepted or 81,
e: sh.I. Or ios Lee: .s. than sssr ana ssss r.
my35 WILLIAM KEtST4A.~ $780,.
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$4,000 y
WORTH OF T1H MOST RASHyONADlA y
CLOTHING AT \ sACRlFlCEi
the late hrc We lost our clothing sales room,
- and we're obliged pat whole stock Of cthine In
the story OF BY which deprived
ssoa this 70 our IRENE ' Nm ~ a. ,SS men.
OF greatly reduced prc,s. vthout regard ee On,
motto shall be for che next months;
'lT MUST BE aOLD!"
WIN LOEv kNrHAL co
Dy37 Corner Of Main Asd First Sc
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G. L. NKUMBisTkhs

CORONB0'6 INQUEST.
r inquest held Tuesday afterno ou. the,s g..
the body Of . man found drowned q t-N..Ss -
Evansville. He Wa Of net,um height. shout 80.
cid heavy set and had dark brown hsir He he'd ~
elsth aad and black satin vest: Ane boots
ascd On his person fouad gold hunting
heavy soid chain slevsn Is gold pieces and
II silver ezcspt nevspapsr dated this nh:
copper baggage check with al t. on IL. vsrsiss hs
Jury-suppossd accidental drowning.
ny24-3w JOHN TRIBL-
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A UCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALES.
POSITIVE SALE OF EERNI1URE AND DRy
o sT THS HWHE;r sls 9 L kEs Sc"UE1SK.
AZ their Auction Rooms epposiseths New conn Hons,
1--WE vl sell on Thunday large aad dssirsSls To-
w Furnitars. eonsistns of
Dressing bureaus cherry and walnut bsjstess esurs ain
hf;.lss table cherry valiant ssa ashsa.y v.sl
ens Jenny Lind ina.ioA rosewood do. walnut
~ roeks, 900 dos weed seat chairs Of pssterns
which vii Be sold in lots 70 suit purchasers.
ALSO 100 dos and half lsttsY papsy
h9eons and dry goods-e general assortment.
The sale will 81 ssoeh and continue until the
.sE ''' ''''i SWEEP W.; IRoxARp. Auctions.
nxr Huxn,EhSA H m F pr sALE. .u-. -,
Veil tnSsrsd situated in vsnSsrbursh county. sesr
the Nsvsu5sh toad. .beas miles ths city Evsasl
VILE and miles from the Ohio river In tsess % suit
purchaser not disposed Of ct private sale prior the
the : s9ssisa Of wooi.sy 4 Nelson.
TERMS:-One-third cash. one year. sud on
third 10 two yssrs with interest. scared By aad
For psrsu.rs spply Hsrae. Pluu,r or the propri-
weolssy & Nelson. Auctions. mya4-td
CANAL WARE HOUSE FOR SALE.
a auction. the premises. Monday. June H. n q
p. a. The Canal Ware House and 81 hsff oeeupieo
By E. e. Hill the OF Main and the Canal
rhs log house is spsciou: s:s in sSs
perfect order with scales HOSTING
aehle we'll furnished once era, is central to al bssas
TsIl tsrssssiss and csssisies 'A' PROVISIONS
TEkMS-Ssy cisco cash; the balance at and ~ months
y note with approved For further particulars
n,s,-d or to JOHN lSSLE JILL .. the 1r'.i's'
Sweet u Leonard. Aucb.
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e GIN E RING.

TE'HE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL plans specifications, ant! estimates contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
"ii51IHG MiNING va IN MACHlNkRl HOSTING, AND
SCREWS, AND
InachInery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinist, having had seven wears
experience IN North Carolina am fully The wants
i the people, ana safely say that my facilities for fur
mSing good Machinery fair prices unsurpassed
VIII pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
III any part ct the States of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machine &c &c
- All letters to receive attention must be post paid
HENRY G.. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, \. c.
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A GRICULTURAL MACHINERY.-The sub
kAscrber has on hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
PIGMENTS to be found in the State embracing horse powers
which have takeu the first premiums the late Fair held
in Baltimore and this city wheat Threshers wheat Drills
seed Sewers Planters Germ shelters of kind, to
shell from 3o0to 1909 bushels per day, which sold low,
and warranted fully equal to be found in the Unon
straw for hand and horse power homny Mills Grst
mills capable of grinding bushels good meal per hour;
Corn Cob Ciushers Vegetable Cutters Fan Mills OF
which have taken "a premiums with several medals and
tifcates of their premnence all others; arowS of
and shape. Culiv2tors for and two hors
with wrought and iron and reversible steel teeth,
Cotton and Tobacco Cuvaors Plows of all patterns for
three and four horses large and desirable
be found in house north SOUTH with
~ ct Pluw Castings to suit; IOkes, Bows Yoke
irons, Bow pins, whie Trees TrSe Chains Ok and Log
Chains Axes, Grub hoes, wedges, Drag and Cultvator
Teeth, spades, shovels Forks worth Sc EACH Gard
Tools hoes Garden Fows and Cultivator Chain Pumps,
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines Posthole Augcrs Bull
Rings, Ok Balls, Butter Chrns, with other desirable
implement for the Farm, be found i'll any Agricultural
House north south, with many other desirable goods,
viz: Bar Irun Of all sizes for the farm, blacksmith ship
wright carriage makers &c. &c. bellows, anys vices,
stocks and dies hand and sledge hammers blast pipes cart
boxes carriage aXes and springs couldrons and osheE h0l
low castings grindstoncs framed and not fraed with rfc
tOn rollers for &c. with large lot of superior
and black teas cigars white and coorcd carpet warp hemp
twine for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails, ship and
boat spikes, with great other goods which cannot
be enumerated in advertisement. All in want invi
ted call and supply themselves the best terms.
S. MARCH
Norfolk Va, Dec. Is, 1858. 10
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looo Acres of Roanoke Lands; and a parcel of

loOo Acres OF Roanoke Lands and a parcel of
Likely Negroes for Sale.
FHNAE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
"A time entirely to his profession offers his
farm six miles above CASTOR in the county Norllamp-
ton and State n North Carolina. The farm is situated in
healthy and pleasant country, and in wealthy and intel
Egent ne'ghbnriood Upon the farm there excellent
and well hnishel dwelling house, containing eight or ten
rooms ana all necessary and arenent out houses
me subscriber having TO considerable expense in tit
ting up and improving the place. expecting a the time to
make IT his home for life. The contains about $50
acres OF low grounds ca because crops are seldom if
injured by freshcts large portion of The remainder
i'll It's original growth hickory, dugwood c The soil is
well adapted t" the cultivation of corn wheat tobacco and
cotton and susceptible of the highest improve
lnent The subscriber has taken pains to IMPROVE
hs land by d!tcing and the of fertilizers The owner
Of Tins farm has only the facilities aforyd by the wa
tiers OF the Roanoke but the Railroads so convenient
Ina h ne can with ease al home and dine in Raleigh
Ieersbug or Norfolk In addition he has the
OF large manufacturing mill in halfa mile of his residence
portion the upland has been highly manured and
seeued IN wheat and winter OATS another portion
It good stand of clover The subscriber very
10 sell his farm and will do for the dollars
and allow the purchaser years if he desires it, An en-
egetic ana industrious with fifteen hands could nav
alone. - " ~
The subscriber for fair price would sell the purcas-
er ten or fifteen hands [young and women1
During the session of the Legislature address INC at
haTIeign, A.. Z. JNO. B. B1NUM.