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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-03

DElNG dcsirous Of making change in my bu-
ID siness, offer for sale my TRACT Of LAND
containing about .-,
Four Hundred Acres, ,
Situated in Edge6eli District near Mount Tabor
Church, and bounded by lands of }. A. Bland, A.
Miles and others.
There is about ono hundred and forty acres OfsPen-
did Land just cleared, and in high state of cul-
tiva0n, most or It being capable of yielding bale
Of Cotton per acre. The balance is in wo'ds, and
is as well ,imbered as any land in the State
This Tract is we'll watered with never failing
streams, gajd outlets, and all excellent range for
Stock. On the premises is
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
Just flashed, so feet BY 80, with all other necessa.
ry ont buildings.
: have no Hesitation in saying that a better oP.
pottnnity OF buying Fr. sh and well improved
Tract ef Land, is seldom il ever offered: There
IS NIT one acre Of poor land in the tract. very
healthy situgton. q fine nrghburhool only 6ve
miies from tile Village, and in a few miles Of two
or three contemplated Rail Road routes.
Come all who wish TO buy good land and see for
yourselves. II applied for soon will sell cheAp.
No use in going to Florida, Texas or California
to buy land, for you can make as much Of the
stuff p here as any where else.
J. \. ADDISON.
Sept e5' - - If 81
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State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.
INEQUITY.
Sampson Corey and wife
and others,
us. Bill for Partition.
Burdett Corley and
John Corley. -.
TN obedepce to an order from the Court Of Equity
i in this cause, shall sell at the late residence Of
Nathaniel Corley, Sr, decd. on the 18th day Of
next month. (Oetober} the following real estate OF
said deceased, viz:
I. The "IIomestead Trart' containing four hum
dred and sixty acres more or less, and adjoining
lands Of Benjamin e. Clark, DR.. D. NJ. Irotter and
others.
2. The Pincy Woods Tract'' containing seven
hundred acres, more or less and adjoining lands OF
Win. Hardy, the estate Of Sampson Jennings and
others.
9. The "Bcaverdam Tract" containing six hun.
dred acres, more or less, md adjoining lands oi
Mathew siagraw, Henry Ilerong and others. :,
d. The "Mil Tract" containing one hundred
acres, more or less and adjoining lands Of Nancy
Gibson, VIM. Hardy and others
The first three Of the foregoing tracts vii! be
subdivded before the day Of sale md Pats exhibited
on that day.
TERNs-Crcdt of one and two years from day
of sale, except costs to be paid in cash. Purchasers
to give Bonds and approved surcties to secure the
purchase money Purchasers will pay for titles
Possession to be given on the first Monday IN
January 1856. a. STMKINS, C. E. E. D.
Sent 25 1855 4t 81
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Excellent Land for Sale,

T WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
i the first Monday in November next, Gf not pre-.
viously disposed Of ut private sale9 at Edgr6eld
C. H., my VALUABLE PLANTATION, con-
tanning Four Hundred and Thirty.
two Acres, lying ea both sides of Lloyds
Creek, about % miles from lLinburg. This Creek
has a No. l MILL SEAT on the premises, and
affords sufficient water 70 carry Grist Mill There
are about two hundred acres cleared and in a6ne
state of cultivation About IS VI 40 acres Of splen-
did low ground. oBsthe premises; are comforta-
bic Dwelling House with oil necessary cuibuidingp
Also, two excellent Spring.. (
For further particulars, apply 3. The Subscriber at
Hamburg, or Thos Garrett and 5. Broadwater, adj
joining the premises. ss.;,yA
Got - 26rs
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

HAMBURG, s. c.
lJNIlE Undersigned has opened in tbs place an
ENTIRE NEW and WELL SELECTED
Stock Of Goods in the
GROCERY GlNS1
Which he offers to his friends and the public gene
rally. lie will be in the market at all times for the
purchase Of
Cotton and other Produce.
Having secured the services Of MIR. JosErH Rosa
Moyp, as Buyer of Cotton, he trusts in being able
TO share liberal patronage.
~ lie will also give attention to tho sale Of
Cotton and other produce, and 10 the Receiving
and Forwarding Of Goods.
R. J. DELPHI.
Hamburg, Sept i At Sd
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Puhlic Sale of sLand.!.

II7ILL be sold tn the higI,es. bidder on the 25tlr
w DAY of October nexss' near Cambridge, at
the late residence of Slrs. Elizabeth Todd decd,
The Tract Of Land
belonging to her Estate, containing FOUR HUN
DRED and TWENTY SEVEN ACRES. about
One hundred and scvcnty-hvc Of which is in woods
the balance being Ouder fence, and in g"od stnte
Of cultivation. On the premises there is a
Comfortable Two Story Dwelling,
With Six Rooms, each having ,fre-plaee-a new
Gin House, end all necessary out.buildings.' The
Tract is watercd by several excellent Springs, md
it is place on which line health is enjoyed. I
The Land is well adapted to The culture Of Cot
ton, Corn, Wheat and Outs. -.s
uT Any person wishing to buy Land in this
section or country will do well to examine this Tract
before the day OF sale. So.
The Land will be sold on n credit Of one aud two
wears. The Purchaser will be required To: give
notes and two approved securities. =:
j. hlcCRACKEN, }Fx,,.s
P. II. EDDlNS. hA o''-
Scpt5 St 81
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To Wool Growers !!
LABOR

Bring us your Wool and give us trial.
XAIE are now prepared to CARD WOOL INTO
-xS%ROLLS on u new set of Wool Cards with
sa-BurrhI Machine attached, that will burr the Wool
with Hess waste than If done by hand. The entire
.EHaclIinois new, and situated, on Johnson's Creek,
ID miles above AbbevilIc c. H. and near the Gene
.-rai Raad aboEe Temple Of Health p. o., being .
sdniles Westof Due West Corner.
z.tsWe viii be abe to Card from 100 to l50 pounds
,peuiay: .As:We intend to do our part well, we
t-lope To give general sa,sfaction and therefore so
.iciv',hs patronage Of the public.
- --z:... y = - YOUNG s. BLACK.
-lSepti2G -. SIN 81
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HOSPITAL FOR NEGROES,
rATA UGUSTA,,' GA.

J. sa- :. - ,.FAf@AUUUNIA3IlGA.I IeI--l
HxfE Undersigned would call l,he attention Of the
4 e;txefis If Edgefeld and Abbevile Districts
,.6'their. fNFiRMAgY for SICK NEGROES and
,.hose requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS. :.
t"=Whas the eoRRaeuess Of our arrangements
rStdste the paRe,st every comfort, it also enables
ms % render more efficient treatment to Chronic
tGases,; 1han ecu generally be-secured in ordinary
PrWste practice. Our sRaejsl accommodations fol
the management of Chroaie dsSGse< OF females, sc
common id Negroes, are ample aad complete.
go 4 ~ ~'si Terms,
FOR NuEsiYg, Boardiag and Lodging, pr mon. sl'
Fsr Treasment.-Tbe ordinary rates Of ,Praeice.
:, 4 Communications addressed 10 us at this place
,rill u,ea, yith prompt attention, .sr,
+. cANPBELG, s.rgeen,
.,>s,= -: z. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
-.-A,,uusta. Anil 90 ,..s..l Il, q = l6.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

r D. LALlERsTEDT, las received at
IL. the corner Of Globe Hotel, Augusta Georgia,
the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE Stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
In the City, embracing every new style OF
valos de Ispati.n DRESSES and ROBES;
Plain Black, Watered and Figured SILKS;
Moro Antique and Printed DELAINES, i,
Moro Antique Velvet and Cloth TA1LMAS and
CLOAKS; G,no
Colorrd and Black ALPACA and MERlNO,
English French and American PRINTS;
Trimmed Auspasse COLLARS and sLEhFEs
Maltese COLLARS and LACES;
Jaconet and Swiss TRIMMINGS;
Null and .Iaconpt Bands and Flouncings:
Alexander and Bajou Kid and Silk GLOVES;
And an Endless Variety of everything sea-
sonabe for Ladies wear, to which especial attention
is invited.
Augusta, Sept TO-, II SO
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State of South Carolina;
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, :,
TN.EQUlTY. -.

James Bean,
Moses Sanders. lsst
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Moses San.
i ders. the Defendant in this case, resides beyond
the limits OF This State, On motion of Landfun,
Petitioners Solicitor, it is ordered that he do plead,
answer or demur, to the. raid Petition within htee
months from the publication Of this rule, or tiePe
tition will be taken pro confe asaipst him. -
...s-.f ,,.::: A. SthiKINs, c. E. Z. p:
Scpt5 3m =, "a
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Cuba MOIasses.

A FEW Bnrrels Of choice Cuba Molasses on
n hand, and will be sold very low, if applied for
soon. Also,
A supply of choice White Wine Vinegar, for
,pickeling. S. L. OWERs, Agent: /,
Hamburg, Aug - IT, ;St:
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Land for Sale (!

Liuu 1OI SNlC
DY consent Of the parties interested, viii pro-
ID coed to sell ut Edge6eld III, on saleday in
November next, the TRACT OF LAND on which
Isaac Bell, decd, lived ut the time Of his death on
Turkey Creek, containing
One Hundred and Sixty.Nine Acres,
more or less, bounded by Lauds Of DR.. R. T. Minis,
Rev. D. D. Brunson and others. -.
TERxs.-On credit until the lst day Of October
1856. Purchasers giving notes with ample security.
w The Lands will be shown BY application to
the Subscriber, and will certainly be sold, unless
purchased privately before the above time.
JAMES. NJ. BELL.
Sept 5 II ~. ii
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Land for Sale

||f!HE Subscriber being desirous Of Ama
II hioying West, offers for sale'the fEA fssE
; TRACT OF Ian D on which he now ss.;eeS#
liss, costaining Two hundred and Ten sssssesszss
Acres Said land issiuatc on the waters Of Dr,
, ,Creeksanl on Nc Narys Ferry Road, about three
umiles ftom Lofts P. D.. About sixty acres cleared
,,,1,ostly frcsH-,heH Hbalance is fine woodland.
For further Information apply; to The subscribe
ON the premises. -! Z r. F. w. SOLEE.
-:*AugS~a :. :" ti-7e.,> If 80
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Adlninistrator,s A Notices.

A IL Persons having any demands aeaIdst the
present them properly at,es.ed, sndi slt In
drbted to the E.tate f,iuss;noks prompt paymentas
the distributes are aaS6us arlve the matter set-
lied. s,''a.. '.5SfNPSoMtMATTHEW A6m,nl ),
5hiaye3' S 22SSSfEs SsFifessIsFfssg aas
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DENTAL SURGERY!

DR.H. PARKER, respectfully informs
~ the citizens of Edgefed District, that he nay
be found durng sale day week ut the Planters Iio-
tel, Edscfcd G. H., and ut his residen on the
Anderson road, eighteen miles Northeast of the
Village, on every Friday and Saturday following. :,
Specimens Of his work, pat up on the latest and
most improved principles, can be seen at his Office
Ills address. when in the country, US heretofore
Sleepy Creek, P. O.
Dso OF n so
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Il I S KS
Patent Metalic Burial Cases

THE Subscriber has always on hand, at his Fur.
/ niture Establishment, large assortment OF
these valuable alr-tght and ndestrucablc Cases,
for preserving the Dead for ordinary ntermen', for
vaults for transportation or for any other desirable
purpose.
have also on hand, an article Of different form
and finish from those heretofore furnished, for the
purpose Of meeting more fully ihe taste and desire
of those who are not altogether pleased with the
shape and appearance Of the former style. They
are composed Of the same lMPEkISHABLE Mn
TERIAI.S, while the exterior shape and finish is in
resemblance Of the most beautiful and highly POL
ISIIED ROSEWOOD.
The assortment compriziug ALL SIZES, from mn
infant up to the largest size person, all Of which will
be sold on reasonable terms. j. NJ. WITT.
Sept 26 II 81
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ICES ilHOuIIlIIIp ~
s 100000! $50, /!

501 Prizes amounting to $4,000.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS
Every Prize drawn Mt each drawing, and paid
when due, in full, without deduction. Orders strictly
confidential Drawings sent to orders. Registered
letter. at my risk. Bills all solvent Banks ut par
Tickets $40; Halves $5; Quarters $3.50
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, On.
Sept 26 st 81
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u O tiee.

,I,llE Partnership of BoNHAM & NIABRY
L for tho practice Of Law and Equity il this day
dissolve, hy its own l:lnitation.
The unfinished business Of the Firm will be at
tsntlel II by either partner. Each viii continue
III p"rr:irc "n his own account. -
~. -. - s.W MABRY.
bSrp,. b. lS55. .s,<:aA,..
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Notice This.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALES
TIIE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT OF
i LAND wheresn le nnw resides, situated about
four miles South Of EdgcGcld c. H., containing
Near Six Hundred Acres,
With all necessary improvements. '''
Come and witness tho 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 ono Iysiring to purchase.
T. 8. JOHNSON.
Sept If "a
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q AHDs

r BEG kave to embrace this opportunity Of re-
i turning my thanks to my friends for their very
libernl patronage Especially during tile past SUM-
mer) and as have formed the above Co.par'ner-
shin with Gentlemen well known-by Which my
ability as well as facilities to serve them and the
public are greatly increascd-and as special atten-
ton will be devoted to The business and interest Of
Planters, Respectfully solicit not only continued
bot increased share Of patronage TO the Firm.
- l H. l.. JEFFERS.
Charleston. Sept 90. 1855. St 81
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Splendid Land for Sale.

rEIIE Subscriber offers for sale the Tract Of Land
i upon which he now resides, situated about two.
miles below the Pine House, and Immediately on the
Plank Road The Tract contains -
Two Hundred Acres,
About eighty Of wicl, are cleared and in high
state Of cultivation, while the rest IS heavily tim
bered. There are on the premises an excellent
Dwelling House, good Negro Houses, &C., &c.
Persons dcsirous Of purchasing can apply to tlcs
Undersigned on the place.
JAS. L. MATHIS.
>June q, # a.,
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DISSOLUTION.

rINHE Co. Partnership heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned, under the Firm OF W. O.
j. HILL, is dissolved by mutual consent.
The unsettled business of the Firm VIII oe au-
iusted by WILLIAM HILL, who sduly authorised Il"
use the narne of the Firm in liquidation. :. "'
Wv ''' -. WNI. 1IILL-;
JAMES HILL.
Hamburg s. c., August 81, 1855.
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Domestic Goods.

ID. .LALLEKSTEDI AuSusl1, u0
IL. has just opened SUPERIOR assortment Of
Table Durnask Napkins and Doulas,
Piano and Table Covers,
Turkish Quilts and Valedeer Caunterpanes,
Extra l2-4 Lambs Wool Bed Blankets,
Sheeiings and Shirtings, great variety,
Satnets and aIorena Cashmere
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Boots and Shoes

b Us d III u y III OC
OF THE BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP.
Also, on hand, very fine assortment of
Dress, Double Solcd Water Proof md Quilted
Bottom BOOTS;
And, IS, usual, variety Of those FINE PUMP
BOOTS, no much and So justly admired.
All Of which, in future, lie will sell at the Low.
est Prices for CASH and CASH ONLY.
He will strictly adhere to this rule in every Instance,
and earnestly trusts that NON will expect him to
depart from it. WIN. McEVOY.
Sent o. If 81
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G. M. WRIGHT, DENTIST.

NEFICE over Messrs. CARMl cuEAL EE%
" s BEAN's Hardware Store, Broad }755%
street, Augusta, Ga. iIb
All operations pertaining TO Dentistry will be at
tended 10 with promptness, and to the entire salts
faction of all who may favor him with their patronage.
sS Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solder,
&C., furnished 10 Dentists for CASH.
Augusta, May l. 1y 16
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Negro Blankets and Kerseys, i,

Stripes, 0snaburgs and Georgia Plains, &c., &c
to which he invites attention.
Augusta, Septic It IS
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Notice,

n1EJXG ,my absence from the :sate; G; y. D
IL TlIman, ESQ, VIII attend to, a,l pas''nes' a's
With which = apror laye bsep eoneefnGI; SERn,s
:. .@IsS-'
Sent Of " .,
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land for Sale.

Land for Sa le.
TIIE subscriber offers for Sale the TRACT OF
L, LAND where he now lives, situated about
one mile from Edgefeld G. H., containing and
Eight Hundred Acres, = D..
More rdess. There j. on this desirable plantation
m excellent. : ss,,-2,-7e2s,s.
Two Story Dwelling House, ~.
with ten good rooms, together with al necessary
out buildings.
Itis we'll watered, having large number of good
cool, and never-fing springs of the purest water
The land is productive and well adapted TO- the
Cultivation Of Cotton and every kind. Of graip:a
The situation ia healthy and in "a good netghbor-
hood md the tract could be divided so as to mako
two OF three good desirable settlements. -.
Also, the Holmes Tract, ,>ee.
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or
less, situated near Red. 1Il and adjoining lands OF
Col. Wyett Holmes and others. This tract former
ly belonged to the Estate of VIM. Holmes and was
purchased by me at his sale.
The above lands viii be sold on very accommoda-
ting terms and if desired, negro property, at fair
prices will be taken in part payment.
will be pleased 70 show the lands to any persons
desiring to purchase. ::
August % t. 32.s.
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THE EDGEFIELD BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACT.ORY!

'INTIE Subscriber must respect. #as
i fully informs his friends that 3fd9&
he is still a, the samo old Stand, .S3lS
md pnoGn fn nr5,r
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a ~ Tn.

a CARD.
TIE Undersigned. will continue the business IN 'It
lis branches at the Old Stand, where he wnuld he
pleused 10 have ALL who ore indebted to the firn'
in anywise to call and settle without deIay. -,
3 :rIamburg, Aug 81, 1855. !, =: .sm :; ..,S,4:35
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Plan LotteI
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
H@TTBBH4

By Authority of the State Of Georgia.
MACON, GA.
,JHIlIs Lottery is conducted on the plan Of the
ROYAL Lottery of llavana, Of single numbers
and drawn ut CONCERT HALL, Macon, Ga,
under the sworn superintendance Of Col. GEO. NJ.
LOGAN and Jas a. 'NisBEr, Esq. :, - -
Grand Scheme for October Is, 1866.
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ENDOWMENT
OF " JOHNSON FEMALE UNIVERSITY" !"
BY THE SALE OF CHEAP scHoLARsHrPs.

BY THE SALE OF CHEAP scHoLARsHrPs.
A CHARTER for this institution was obtained at
N the session Of the Legislature of South Carolina in
December, 1852, resting in large and energetic
board of Trustees, the necessary corporate powers
render it one of the FIRST Semnaes Of learning in the
United States 1t has been organized and gone il TO
operation under the cha ter, with large and dstin.
guished Faculty, and offers TO its friends, liberal
terms, thorough and extensive course of Female
education, it is believed any heretofore adopted in
the Southern States But, in ding this, the Trustees
have incurred personally, heavy pecuniary response
they engaged in Of the noblest works that
enlist the attention of The christian patriot and phlan
lhropist But they cannot be expected to renew this
responsibility from year TO year-lndeed, to do 80
would exhaust their individual substance-hence
to render the University permanent, and enable the
Board to Increase the facilities, whilst they, at the
same time, dimnish The cost Of Education, the Uniuer
sity must be Endowed:
Tie annual expenses Of we'll appoipied Institution
ofleaming, such az We propose, where Students may
be graduated in all branches OF science that may be
desired cannot be less than S6 to $1,000 To raise
this sum in tuition fees, We should be compelled to
CHARGE on any number Of students thai the best ap
pointed institution IN our country can be expected TO
average that would drive all but The daughters
Of our wealthiest citizens from the hope Of liberal
education. Hence, in order to get up and sustain
permanently institution, such as will meet the re-
quiremen,s of the age, and afford daughters the
advantages to whc they entitled, and which pub
lie opinion is last likely award hem must raise
a sum, tn: annual interest Of which, when funded,
will cover its expenses.
The Board has assumed the sum Of 500 900 as the
maximum requisite for that purpose, and S600OO os
the minimum, below which The object would be
failure. To devise the means TO raise the last men
toned promptly, and upon such plan 10 give to
the contributor value received for his money, and at
the same time reduce the cost Of education at merely
nominal value, has been the earnest object of the
Board. For this purpose they have adopted the plan
of selling Scholarships at the following rates, to wit:
A Certificate for Years Tuition. .$25
&" 10 Years ........50
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DElNG dcsirous of making change in my Iu-
ID siness, offer for sale my TRACT Of LAND
containing about .,.
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Dress Goods,

RICH VELVET BROCADE SILKS;
Morio Antique SILKS, in black and colors;
New and beautiful shades of Plain aud Ripped
SILKS, very heavy and rich;
Plaid and Striped SILKS in great variety;
Black Italian and Tafita SILKS;
Silk Robes, Satin Turk, Cashmeres, Del.aines;
Ameline Cloths, Plaid Stuffs 49,.
French and English MERiNOS, all shades; =
Plevip~DeLaines, Persian Cloths;
English, French and American CALlCOES and
GINGHAh1S, Calico ROBES; &C.; y,
Black Bumbazines, Canton Grapes; 80
Canton Cloths, Black Challies and Alpaccas;
EMBROIDERIES and LACE Goods OF every
EVENING DRESS GOODS in every variety.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Charleston, Sept 90, 1855. St
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-09-27
NATIONAL ADDRESS,

CulcAGo, Sept 2l--The address to the peo-
Pile OF the United States. from the Cmmitiee
of the late Lexington Convention has been
published, aud is quite lengthy, principally
devoted to denunoiatlng emigration tron
Massachusetts aud other States under the aid
OF societies, whereby the Kansas and Nebraa-
kn law IS rendered dead letter. Such an
emigration is without precedent, and dirger-
"us in the extreme, is calculated to circum-
scribe the slave territory to its present limits
aud defeat the true intent of the Nebraska
bill, 1t concludes by saying that Missouri
takes the position o! the Lexington Conven-
ton, whence she will not recede, that the
rejection of X ,nsas as slave State would be
the grosscst insult to the South, decIara ion
that slavery is Incompatible with a Repubu-
C form ol Government and an inequivocal
step to wards a dissolution of the Union.