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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
SISTERS CoksEcaArrD rons.


.tA iHit fstf.a ~ aiA rtik ~ p ~ fNN "a.
sti srHrNRr 8. wAsHIvnn.a d..as
Sweet be her rest 10 yondsr tomb,
Who early passed from earth away.
whiis YET the blush Of maidsa bloom
Was seen upon her checks 70 play,
For angels guard with 6I.al trsst.,
A SISTERS consecrated dust. = - "a ~
gIe- 50 az
How strong our 1--we. 10 day bv day,
Her bird-like spiris carolcd Tree, i,
Who strewed along LIES soilsoms way,
The flowers Of love and melody,
And soo,hed the farrowed brow 81 care,
With all sister's iondness there. ~
"a 4b n'd isots - i ~ 4 as -
lean recall her image now,
So full Of sentleness and grace.
The thoughtful bearing Of her brow.
n The mild expression Of hsr fses.
The look that kindly could rsprovs.
The eye that only spoke Of love. r,ar
We si, beneath the spread.as tres. '.'' T
At twiiishts pensivs hosr 81 rsss. 3'9 {
While summer Winds ere rocking isss.
The linnss In his quiet sssl, tgl '', 3,
And mark the dusky hsss Of svsa ssn .si
Steal softly Ger the arsh Of heaven.
Or, cheeriy, whiIs the rossass hsss,s
or mourning break IN ssasesa skiss,S
We pluck ,hs aovsrs whose igsgrpsos v oos
Our ,(oossteps where he violet lies,
- Al emblem meet Of her whoss hour, ~ y
a Was trnsiens ss tn vstnsf sewer. w
rsg adf ~ iu III fs~ aai71ties gt;4if.
She was being born TO bless, 49,.
A verdant 'pot in is's lone waste,
Then, with her warmea fond caress.
p ITO plume her winss md upwasd Assss,
To breathe holier air than this n ,,..
The home Of uncrestsd bliss ,,',
o, could our pany Arm have ssassd,, ais-
Her spirit in its upward Aighs, .Aarg
How had il summoned to its aid,
She strength Of its coIIseted might.
Death had not msrr'd ~ brow % his,
p Nor fixed his tassisignes sksrs.slspr, 1o
But she is gone, the simple strain,
We sung around her dyIss bsd. y '
Will not srres, hss ear assis, Alir s-iN
"A Che slumbsrs win shs sariy dsaas 'a.s
-'' A morning star. whose mellow ~. na yaf'
b The traveller chssrsd ,iIi brssk ef dey,l
Then melted into light away. r llo- r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

DrMxurrvENsss OF THE AMERICAN Ma
W.T. /, mentioned as fact worthy of
notice that the naval armament, destroyed
by the Russians themselves, to prevent i.s
falling into the hands Of their enemes,
exceeded in number Of guns, the whole ma
val force Of the United States. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

The Austrian Minister has notified he
Departmental State ':hat passPsstss isfsS
more sAsn ihres yssrs ago sFei not consider
ed valid in Austria, and the bearers Of
such passports are not admitted In Aps-
tria." ~ s'YWfWq' 4aAt -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

WIfNEss REJrcTED.--Before the Recor.
der's Court, at Chicago, a few days since,
one McLeoc was about to give testimony
upon which the prisoner would have been
convicted OF larceny when the defendant
objected to his evidence being received on
the ground OF his non-belief in the existence
OF Supreme Being. A man named Steward
tes iiied that he had often heard Mcleod say
that he believed the Bible was pack Of lies;
that God ha ! no control over this earth |;
and he de6ed Cod 10 strike him where he
then stood, and said other things Of similar
import. A Mrs. Henderson had heard a
conversation between McLsoi and Others,
in which McLeoi declared he did not be-
lieve in Jesus Christ that the writer's Of
the Bible lied and that he (McLeod) rad
just as much power as God himself. q Ho
used to cast tho Bible contemptuously on
the floor, and said he believed in Heaven,
but not in Hell. Another witness, little
girl, testified to substantially the same
facts. The Court decided that Mcleod
came within tho rule and was incompetent
TO be a witness. The case consequently
fell to the ground, aud the jury were in
structed to render verdict Of not gully,
which they did accordingly. o" " bro
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

The City Item sives The pronunciation Of
the fabric now 20 fsshionsbls, "neirs-an.
iquc," in this manner, mosyrs sn'seks. We
can give them one easier to rscollscs and
more classical. II IA whom HesAr'o
wishes 10 drain The psisansd cup with
'HAnLrr and says, ''never believe Il, I'm
more an antique Ronsrs' s'h,n Dane -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

~ lEEy HUNGRY AND BADLY soLD.--We
csnno. resist the temptation TO tell The fol-
iowng good story, the Incidents Of which
occurred in this city on Friday last. a
young and onierprising cornmisaioo Mer-
chant on Commercial Wharf, a Director in
ibe Aquldueck Dapk, who 10 well known
ioffs hospitality. purchased a fine Goose
in tie mornilgsui sent'it oqt 10 his resi-
deace on The outskirts Of the city About
Il c'clock ho met a friend, brother uirec.
tor who returned from California with his
pockets well,insd, and WHO las hcen made
. member OF The General Assemby,rby tho
Know Nothngs. and said TO him, "Capl.
Sun, where are. YOU gQing Z" Home 10
linpcr,n replied ihe Captain. Our young
riend then said, ego out and dine with me
al 2 O'Clock, ] have u nice Goose for din
ner." swell, ,rom," said the Captain,
rubbing his abdominal regions with consid-.
eiabls grsto, and his face lighting up with
those peculiar smiles which fond entici
patton alone can create, 81 will do so, for
am very hungry, and we are to have kind
Of picked up dinner at homo to-day" So,
little before o'clock the host and guest
started for the hospitable mansion, which
is nearly mile from the STATE House; on
they walked, both anticipating the pleasure
OF eating that delicious Goose. IA Tho wife
OF tho host did not have the goose cooked,
not supposing that it was intended Ior that
day, and not expecting company, - and the
consequences was that Capt. Sam. dined
with his friend Tom, and partook of some
very well prepared cod fish and potatoes. b,
Moral--Nevsr invite friend to dine
with you al home, without informing your
wife of il in season. na bs. ta..isaa b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

~ A. Doctor advertses in country
paper that whoever uses the Vegetable
Compound-Universal-Ant purging- -Aro-
matte Pills, once, will not have cause 10
use them agan" Very likely. .l,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
]Doetrp
TO MY MOTHER IN nBAvEr,

-
nr srSsr--rEw SoAx.
49,
am leaning Ger your grave. mother,
While many years hsvc fed.
Since las; s,oodupon this ground
Consecraed to the dead
Full OF, 10, trembling steps. mother,
Have guided your Jenny here,
To weep only child osn weep,
Der much loved mothers bier.
And Oft my little hands, mother,
Have gathered flowers wild,
To strsw them Ger this granny nssnd ,s.s,as -'f'
As san offering from thy chih.
But those Aowers have perished, mother,
O'ergrown with weeds this bad, -, D
And suuken lies the turf. motLer, 49,
Above your Iowly head.
The old church 90 the hill, mother, " Wy
Lies moulderins with decay, 1850 ~
And silent Il tho bell that tolsd f'f
Its kneii Ger your llciess clay. = 30
find all sadly changed, mo,lrr.
Save this oil willow tree -, trH44
u h"s St"ou . fhousncSs unuy ycasvs
Now points your sr ave 10 me-. y III - M
Thou hast been my guiding star. msshsss
Ger liis's ebbing tids;. -----
Each accent from my .posher's lips .ad 1 ~t.-s
Has been treasured by her child.
Ine'er by thought did wrong. mothev.
Blu, I've islt thy spirit chids;
While Oft at midnight's tour, usuaher, flA
I,keers vigil by my side. sa sn-
I'm kneeI'ne beside your grave. mother.
With casped hands to thee. on high;
Mos, ferventy pray. mothsr.
For your blessing on your child.
My il nc'er he given In vain, mother.
But faithful may Iprove, tA igN l9fa
To God, to heaven, to ihss. moshsr, 5.l De
And ,by blessing RON above. ss n ~ .a,rt \
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
NovTrT4y n sHIp l,uItl,n,,,,e, .4-.rbe Cork

NONFLAp ~ Nfii uC SOih
Reporter gives the following account Of a
ship on new principle: "A large ship
with an auxiliary screw propeller, now lies
in our harhor, built on a new and curious
principle on which, we believe, she IL the
first constructed She Is wholly of
wrought iron. being framed and put togeth.
er in The same manner SIS the Britannia
Tabular Bridge, without knees or timber
work OF any kind in her hull A plank
d elk is laid over the iron one, and OH this
arc couple of large deck houses. Ir.
stead Of slowing ballast in the usual way,
he is provided with water-tight comparl-
ments in her hnll, into which water can be
pumped for ballast to any extent required.
Her heavy tackle is worked by steam MI
chinery, supersedng the necessity for a
large amount OF manual labor. Owing to
the absence Of timbers, beams, &C.,
she has storage for 900 tons Of cargo,
thou gh measuring little over four hundred
tons-no. .inconsiderable advantage in itself.
The name Of the vessel is the Labuan, and
she is bound for Singapore, being intend
ed, we understand, for trade in the Chin.
ese seas. Externally her appearance is
very singular from the convexty of her
sides in nautical phrase, she tumbles
home" aloit in most unusual manner"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

Tho steamer Csnonicns has been with
drawn from the route between this city
and Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

Tho judges on Ladies articles respectful
~ report and award as follows:
Miss Fannie rrerborn. entitled 20 lirsi
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
MORIZ STEELE SONS, Bankers.
1.-THE SPECTATOR"

Journal PUBLIsHED wAsnIEGToS
HE uudcrsg propose to commence about the il'at
| OF unc next, in the City OF Washington. the publ
cation OF weekly newspaper, TO be called the Spccat
designed for general circulation among the people oil o
Uncd States. fits columns will contain full digest at
the news of the day, foreign and domestic; weekly
review oil finance aud the markets synopsis u the
proceedings OF Congress during its sessions tables OF
election returns, the important political acton OF stat"
leg slaures, and OF party conventions interesting h"-
crlant and scientific muttCr articles Oh agriculture
with articles upon the leading topics 81
the day Much valuable information relative 10 the rp
crations OF the Executive Deparn' nIs Of the Gown
me nt together with the weekly list OF new patents, Will
be found in its columns. large portion Of It's space
will be devoted light literature, original and se!tctt9
Its location the political centre o. shc VHoat VII al
Oru opportunities always TO procure the latest iaior
ton public aft ;irs.
1t is the intention Of tho undersigned 10 make thp
Spectator acceptable visitor 10 every house ~ Eip
Union il will therefore not assume any occaS"n
the position of a partlzan paper, Tor viii II owe Any
allie lance to men entertaining fixed and decided
views questions of political economy, aud upon our
system OF government, wall disseminate Ond promt
C.tc them + occasion mSy require--a'ways kecpir.
carefully in view the Interests OF the country grow log
out OF tnreign a. well as domestic affairs.
The Spectator will be printed in quarto form, goos
pa per and new type CHI number containing eight %
pcs OF matter maxim volume annually Of pBgt.
Each volume will be accompanied by a full aud
petc index OF it's contents, thus nakIng II mott Sau"
bic paper for preservation and reference. IL will be
published every Saturday morning, at 81 per GnnuD'.
pa yabe always in advance No paper Ill be coEtnued
be yond the time for which II Is paid.
All subscription aud communications on bUsincsa
should be addressed TO the undersigned at washington,
ID. AUG. +. HARVEY GU.
Washington City, May q, 1855. Is
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Carolina EemaEe C0i.e-e.

TIE Exrrci-c~ ct Ihis institution will, by De-
yi;.r PERMITS on b. resumed on TUESDAY. ION Of
D.'aIn.r, and continue Without any stated vacation
anti ID" regular commenc"H'' mt IN Ju"e.
NJ NV cas-s OF malignant GI-nfder haT" &C
enr-d since The suspension in August, aud we
lust Ifra, cur Patrons and all disposed t" sustain
ih,. Coege will feel assured that nothing connrc
grd ih he locality, ur with The management OF
The officials of the INSTITUTION, could have induced
iIa Disease which invaded circle.
We must encounter disease in some form every
where, and we must Expect rh'I ia some instances
il will prove fatal and believe that all our
Patrons and all the Students wh" have attended
This College will confirm The statement, 'hat better
attention in every respect, could not b. paid to
lie sick.
T.. +. WALSH, PrfsIArHt
Sept. IL. '-3W.
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THE
THE
SgEEIgYaRaG AMRREGAM.
ELEVENTNYEAR.
Splendid Engravings and Prizes.

Splendid Engravings and Prizes.
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL VOLUME f
his useful publications commences on The l1th day
4 September next.
The Scientific American" IS an Illustrated Re,
,odical devoted chiefly 10 The PRONUNCIATION 81 "'
nrmatInn relating Ia the various MCchah'c and
'h.mIc Arts. Industrial Manufactures, Agric'd.
ur.., Patents Inventions, Engineering, Mnwotk.
I'd all interests which the light OF PRACTICAL
Sr'~ncr is calculated 10 advance.
Reports al L. S. Paleurs grained are also pub
hid every week. including Official C"Pes at al
~. P,rnr Claims together with ncNS and IniUr'
ntsi"n upon thousands Of other subjects.
The Contributors In the Scientific American r"
.nong The most eminent Scientific and practical
IN of tie times. The Editorial Department j.
ury4rsally acknowledged to be conducted with
lrea, aLiIir, and be distinguished, not only for
he exc, Hence and lru'hfulness Of It's discussions.
,ui for the lrarIessness with which error is com.
,ar,d and false theories are exploded.
Mechenics, Inventors, Engineers, Chemists,
Manufacturers, Agricuurisis, and people al every
profession in life, will fad the Scientific Amr''-
AN Ia be Of great value in their respective call
nrs. is counsels and suggestions will save them
huntr DIS of dollars annually, besides atiording
Them continual source of know ledge, the 'xpcr-
rcuce of which il beyond pecuniarv estimate.
The Scientific American is publish once
week every number conluins eight large qnnrIn
pages, forming annually complete aud sPle ibid
volume ILLUSTRATED with several hundred Oiisn AT
-ngrnvlngs.
o. Specimen copies sent gratis
or TERMS.-Sngle Subscriptions. 50 year.
or ST. for six months. Five cop, for Elk mcnlh~,
81; !or year, SO.
For further Club rates and for statement Of the
iourt, en- large cash prizes, Offered by the publish
ers, see Scientific American.
Southern Western and Canada money, or Post
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Letters should be directed (psst paid 10
MUM & CO.,
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OF Messrs. Mnnn g. CO., have been, for many
wears, extensively engaged IN procuring pairh'S
Tor new invenrIons and viii advise inventors,
without charge, in regard to The novelty Of Their
improvements.
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NoELoe.

TTAyING taken out letters of Admin strahon on t e
ii e,tatcs OF W. \. and \. c. Patton will expose
to public sale at my residence II mics IRON
-, =, ~, Realities Ford road on the 10Th of October
next the following property, viz: Two head OF horses
one frsrate buggy horse three mules one sinnet TWO
fne milk COWS, ten head OF hogs TWO " ,oi9' que
inv utensils rniturc. and kchch FURNITURE
one library also fine piano and mnslc.
c. ]. WILSON, Admir-
Sis
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VALUABLE PROPEgTY FOR SALE.

WE viii offer at public sale on Tuesday the ID day 6" Oct
next Al The res of the ale John T. Penan IN e town
ofCotte all the Real aud Personal property formerly o"-
cd Inv tho said deceased consisting of sixteen l6} Town lots
viii and exc, Ienr dwelling House and all other Necessary
ar h,sesand his Household furniture being of the very
hes Gesc iptiun Also vii be sold the same tine and
Mac all his Sock III ;he valuable Gold Mines OF Union
and Mecklenburg Countes ,,
Sale to be positive Terms made known the day OF sale
CO.. y, --.w ELNfS & CALDWE ELL.
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JOuT3I III. TO he called
j. 11U L.4AIM3J.u3G
IL king this .,nnouuc e.rl,n NJ, aware tha;
no oc engage IN an enterprise not tree fr"' It u"
IL but these will emdciv to provide agansi by
curing Subscription List that Will place tic p'!'' b.
yonA the reach OF failure. S4uth Carolina eau RICHLY
support at her apital a leading Literary and P'cnl
Weekly Journal, and TO her people no" ism" t.is
Prospectus, feeling assured tn enterprise VIII he ~n>
tainrd. and they viii support Home Journal Of the
character of that now proposed. As
LITERARY JOURNAL,
For he home circla, Tn En- lmimer will I've con,
Quoted with Il view TO render il at least qaa i"
any ever puGlj-hrd al the Snnth. The choices!
selections of English and American L'u.rafur"
will be m tJr fer rs columns and number Of able
Contributor, will ne secured. | will cud+aV"r, III
this depnrtmt M, to make it journal worthy 81
the patronng, and steady support OF III" people OF
this State aud of be S'urh, As
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
The Examiner sill abide by the old land marks
of The Sta'' Rights ID .mncracy. Mdrp"nd"n OF
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en- r. hS and prum",t nG Soq h~rn un'"n. Ii
viii he IN" organ al 10 P.lrrionl party til expo
u.nt oi no political creed ~ hch has not i,.r "n"
OF lis car,lin principles til Eq lily G" he S''i'h
IN the Union, or lnda pend ne" "ui "l T." Inns -
40 new faith, bat which South CtrolInt has
long and earnr>tlv contend for.
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The Exluinrr will contain ih" atest News
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me country may rely strict aricnIom being pad
to this inportsn, feature Of a newspaper. l. Viii
give full and ACCURATE. reports of IN Pr"c3' ding,
of The Legislature. and ut Congress. md At" ais
and duug~ OF 'hr various priIfrc 4 "Tgrnlz 'in~.
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full, cullrd trr - columns.
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The Exam mr. "i.i na "r" o. rn" iarEss' Week.
~ Journals Ia ne Suu h-ru : a"s, printed wrh
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issued IN Irrg. qusrtn form at eight pages. con
rniuIrg f0ltY co|'0fnS al interesting r'd'ng mat
ter. /, arl be the han4slmesI paper ever pub
lishrd in South Carolina.
have thu given an outline Of the PrlncIP d
features of thu Ex,mIaer. C,ronans or the
irople of The Suu'h ought 10 need II" inrher p
peal in view OF the present aSp"c: OF 2"cica' a =
fairs. 10 induce them To sustain with vigor and et
ticiency their own Prcss and Literature.
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b.. issued so soon as | receive sufficient number
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ward YOUR names.
az Postma>ue-s who will be- so kind as t" Tor
ward me names OF sub<crIb-rs will confer favor
and will receive a copy Of the Examiner without
charge. Address me AT this place.
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Sept As
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN Lottery
LOAN.
Capital 100000, Els


THIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government, and
| will be drawn IN different prizes as follows
Ii OF $4,000 Els. AS of 40 900 Els.
- OF IS OCO Fls 90 of 10 900 Els. Of l2 900 Els
SIS of III, 900 Els. 40 of 5 coo Els. OF 400 Els
So Of 4OpO Els 800 Of :, 900 Els l044 Of 900 Fh.
&c. &c. &c.
The lowest prize being ~ Florcns.
IL Forcns equal Ia I've Dollars
The Drawing takes place at Carlsrnhe, nfdeT Tho
Direction Of the Baden Government on the Js August
1855 when every drawn number must oh!ai one OF the
above mentioned Prizes which will be paid IN cash. al
the Office OF the undersigned. Those fOrunttc Shnrc
holders not siding the spot will have their amount
of Prizes gained paid them through 'sta 5iised
Bank The Lists oIthe result will be sent 10 each
Shareholder and the successful numbers published "a
the Newspapers
The Price of Tickets is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taxing num-
Der of Tickets. Wis
IL Tickets cost only &2) so Tickets cost only $50
% Tickets cost ouly 40 100 Tickets cost only l51
The Price Tickets be sent in Bank Notes or
Drafts yabc in any OF the commercial towns OF cT
many, Ito land, France, Eng land Scotland or ireland.
For Tickets and Popectuscs apply 10 tho undertEh-
ed Banking house, which is appointed for the sals "
Tickets.
MORIZ STIEBLE SONS, Bankers,
Frankfort un-tht- .lainc, Gernunv,
n B-Lcttcrs to be directed per Steamer, via Iiv
erpoUl," TO MORIZ STEELE SONS, Bankers In.
Franktort-on the Maine.
Rcmituncck which after the day Of Drawing.
will be r,turned, invested in the next Drawing at
jaw 27th 1855. l-5w.
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Hoofands German Bitters.
NOTICE.

INSCRIPTION OF five huEdre red thousand dollars hav-
ing been made 10 the Capital Stock of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Ra Dad Co, and the first install
cnt OF two and hall dollars per share having been
larry pad in, according the of the Charter notice
IS hereby given that the Books OF Subscription vii be closed
on Wednesday, the 5h day of September and general
meeting OF The Stockholders will be held Wades6orOugh
the comfy OF Arson, Wednesday the Sc day OF October
next 1t Ca:nes, desired tina all OF the Stock shall be
presented either in person or by proxy.
ALEX, McRAE
Wilmington, Y. c.. Sept. A. 1855 Aft
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NOTICE,

THE Subscriber having bought the entire j. c.
Hand of the m of Ahre;s &, Hand espec fully inform hs
trends aid public generally ma; he will continue selling his
hoe ock OF Goods Cost sEr!cIy for Cash and
Goods r w aHhf.NS.
n B-rhe N,t.a aad Accounts die the isn, are il The
hands of Nj. ], (. HluT tjT cJ:ect.of. F.W. 4.
So1 il, 1855, I'll
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established an agency in the
| town of Alligator, Columbia county, Fla, for the
purchase location OF Land Warrants, the pur-
chase and sa lands generally, improved and unlm-
proved. The fact being established that i.all
Road is constructed immediately, connecting the
Atlantic Gulf of Mexico running through the entire
length of the county, East and West anc In view of
the great fertility OF the unusually fine growth
of nine timber on land, The healthfu of the
climate and the reasonab terms on which ands can
now be obtained, there is perhaps section OF the
Union which affords equai inducements to tn emgrant
from the older Having had experience IN
farming on the different kinds OF land and acquired
genera knowledge OF them throughout the county and
having acquired unusual ABILITIES for point ng out such
as for sale either of public or private iands, ne
feels very confident making it the interest OF all
persons wishing inform alton, who may have deter
mined TO sett e ip Florida to call on him.
w. .. JEFFREYS.
References.
Hon. Z e. CABEL
Hon. 4. l.. MAXWELL T.uahoseco III,
Hon. d. S WALKER.
.Stuie Re2iacr.
d., 6 5. H &C. n.,sr, Esq car'h-s~. NJ.
Rev S 6. meHH''' Fayetteville, NC.
ME>sRs. W. II. LAwroS & Co.. Charleston, 5. C..
Alligator. Fla. Jun" 20, 1885. 49-lv
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
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