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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-19
VALUABLE LANDS, NEGROES
And Stock for Sale $''''

TENIlE following Lands may be bargained for as
b private sale, between this time and the 26th
day of December next; and'if not disposed Of by
that time, they will be sold publicly ON the premises
to the highest bidder, on s6TII
DAY'oF DECEMBER NEXT,-riz: : =
Tract NO. 1.-The Home Place,
Containing about TWELVE HUNDRED. AND
FIFTY FIVE Il255) ACRES. This tract is
situated two and "a half (2a) miles above. Kingston,
immediately on the w. E. a. R. Road. About
three hundred acres are in cultivation, two hundred
and sixty acres Of (which are up a1d; and the erest
low ground, ION COnascena Creek) well suited for
grazing purposes. 'lAl both up-and and Iow-lapd
is fresh and good. The place. is elegantly yfnWosed,
having large and comfortable dwelling house, and
all outbuildings. necessary on farm, all new and
complete The place is admitted by all who see it,
to be one of the most beautiful and desirable resi-
dcnces in North Georgia. 1t is well watered, bay
ing number Of rhe very best limestone springs
there is also on the place (situated very near the
Rail Road) one Of the best Lime Quarrics in; the
State not more than. halt mile distant from the
Cement Quarry of the Rev. C. W. Howard. There
is on the place good water-power for running Mills
or other Machinery and orchards Of the best apple,
peocb and near trees
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY. -.,.
Elizabeth Prince, l
Surah Jcter and Bill for account,
o. Nancy Turner, -. sale and di'tr1-
pS. bUtt0R. ,.. =.
Martha Turner. a.a->.. ..,-
DY Virtue of an order from, Chancellor Ward
ID law in this cause, T. will sell at Edgefeld =.
H., on the first Monday in January next. the fol-
lowing real estate Of John Z. Turner, Decd to wit
A Tract of Land containing two hundred and
twenty acres, more OR less, stua,ein Edgeheld DIS.
trct, lying on Big Stevens Creek, and adjoining
Lands of Alexander Sharpton, William Newsom
and Tcrril Goff.
I will also sell at the late residence Of the said
John E. Turner, deed, on the Thursday succeeding
the saleday in January 1856, the personal property
Of the said deceased, among which there is one
negro woman.
This property, realty and personally !, will be sold
on credit Of twelve months from day Of sale ex-
ccpt rs to 80 much as may be required to defray the
costs of this suit which must be paid in cash. ur-
chase money to be secured by Bonds or Notes with
adequate suretirs. Titles to the land three dollars,
to be paid for extra Of the purchase money.
a. SiNIKlNS, c.E.E.D.
Nov 81, 1856. ct TO-
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). Excellent Landsfer Sale
TNHE- Subscriber being desirous Of making ;;
4 change in his business, offers for sale his :
VAIIIABIE PLANTATION.

-
=. VALUABLE PLANTATION
On Little Turkey Creek, niue miles Nortlt East e
Edge6eld C. IL, adjoining lands Of Daniel Holland,
r. ". Adams and others.
Said Tract contains Eight Hundred and Sixty
FIVE Acres OF the best Oak and Hickory land, Of
which fhere is about fJur handred sndseigltY acres
in high state Of cultivation, most Of it fresh and
well fenced. The balance is woodland, rich soil,
lies WELL and is we'll tinbcred. - p
This lace is healthy, well watered, has all neccs-
sary out buildings, negro houses enough 70 accom-
modate forty or fifty negroes, an excellent wdter
Gin, with sixty Saws, which will gin from fous TO
six bales Of Cotton per day. Alser Grst Ais'l in
fine order, -s.a>i ~, y. rs!
years haseqaalled, believed, ttns Of any plan
tation in the District. - -.
Terms liberal. :: 49,. ~:
u For, further information ad, ress the Subscr-
bcr at:Mt Willing, or my son on the premises.
-, ;....x,.,.s WILLIAM PADGETT.
Dot Al 2m 49,, 40
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VaIuable Lands for Sale, 4

Valuable Lands for Sale,
TNHE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT Of
4 LAND on which he now lives, situated Of
Savannah River, sefcnteeu. miles above Augsssa;
we'll adapted to the cultivation of Cotton and Gram,
containing =, ...,e1o>.,2
1l76 Acres, -
more or less. Between FIVE and six hundred acres
of cleared land, one hundred Of which Glst quail
ty low grounds, and one hundred acres fresh, whilst
the balauce Of the cleared land IS IN fair state Ct
cultivation The place has several fine sprsIgs on
il. On the premises are oil necessary buildings.
1t is as healthy location, and as moral and inteli'
gent neighborhood can be found in the District.
Also ....si..., S.sssSS;s5s
One other Tract containing FIVE ;HUNpRED
ND.TWENTYA ACRES, lying near the jnf2-
lnre Il ne Beaysfd an saaihd Turkey Creeks, Or
the premises are M necessary buildiags, MA
several good springs. The place Is healthy, located
in fine ncighborhood, and well adapted 70 q kuan
farce. .:.-l.. =. 5.s>is
The above lands will be sold on accommodating
teensssnd if desired negro property ttaiFpriees,
viii be taken in payment, wal take pleassre p
showing the lands to anyw may wish 10 purchase,
or any Information given by addressing the snbscrs
Der at Woodlawn, s. c. j. B. HOLMES.
Srp~ 20
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES.

THE Exercises Of. these Institutions win BE re-
i sumed .pp tic third Monday in january next.
AS heretofore, Mr.. JAMES T.. LESLEY will
net ds Principal of the Male Department: :; - :
The Female School, with the Primary Depart
ment Of the Male Academy, will be conducted by
Mr.. A. P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and
highly accomplished Miss A. Z. ARTHUR, md
other competent Teachers. - 20 49, >
Rates Of Tuition per Session.
First Class, Primary Department, ,...-.... ..Ss<D0
Second ."l Ordinary English Branches, ,... .d2- 00
Third "- Higher y " >s;s u9-,:r 30. 1900
Fourth /" Greek and Roman. Literature 80
with higher Mathematics. =. 49,. . ::-.. 5000
French, Embroidery, Needle work; &C.; usual
rates. % ''7'-'A,' - ''..s. 80 -
The Scholastic year will be divided into two ses-
sions Of five months each. Pupils win be- charged
from the time Of entering to the end Of the Session.
Tuition In advance. - -.
Good Board can be had in tho Village at from
$S to $40 per month.
S. p. GETZEN, =
A. J. HAMMOND,
s. w. GARDNER }s
J. G.. PORTER,
81 - = iAi;P. BUTLER, SCI
,.,..-. -.r- H. A. SHAW. e.
Dec 5 If At
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HARVLEY. g. MAYS,
HAMBURG, S. O..

NEW FAMILY GROCERY 2
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
q THE Subscribers having entered 60
@ into Co-Partnershp for the tran - -
saction, Of
GENE ERAL GROCERY BUSINESS,
Socits the patronage Of their friends and the public
generally. Having carefully selected CHOICE
STOCK OF GOODS. and at loao prices, we are
prepared and determined to sell as low as Goods OF
the same quality can bought in this OF the Au-
gusta Market.
Our Stock comprises nearly every article usually
kept in similar establishments. We purchased our
Goods for Cash, and. can afford 10 sell at VERY
LOW FIGURES. -
Our Stock consists in part of
SUGAS, COFFEE, N. 0. AND w. I'.MOlASSES,
= MACKEREL, CHEESE,
-. Bacon, Lard, Flour,
,;Caudies, Raisps and Nuts, of all descriptions,
TOBACCO 6 SEGARS, 49,.
Pickles, Pepper, Allspice, Blne Stone, CoPeras
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned from trading
II for Note drawn by James D. Self in favour
of Tandy Buckhalter in the sum Of Ninety bye
(S95) Dollars, dated the l3th Of August 1855
ON which note William G. Robinson is security,
rs the consideration of the said note, has failed and
payment thereof will be refused.
JAMES D. SELF.
Deer. S st 81.
N.Y. The Chronicle &, Sentinel will insert 3 times
and send bill to Jas. d. Self, at Cairo, S. c.
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Notice.

a IL persons to whom the Estate Of James
"A Weathersby, deceased, is indebted will pre-
sent their claims, and all persons indebted ~totho
said Estate, will make payments to the undersigned.
W.LANDHRSON, "a dministrator.
Noy 0l. 1855. ; HSa -=sSg.t. F45E
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THE s; FURMAN, UNIVERSITY, []'!i!

"Ecchfs fircj 30 % -
TNlllS Institution will commence its next Annual
i Term on "Wednesday, the sixth day Of Feb
ruarY next
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Furniture Establishment.

fufnlCufe ESLdDllSHWeut,
TNHE Subscriber has just started, in eonnexion
IL with the above business,
n CABINET ROOM,
where he is prepared to do all kinds. Of work en-
trusted to his care with perfect satisfaction to his
cssson,ers, and OF prices heretofore unknown in
this Village.
will make .eordcr. and Of the very best material
BUREAUS, WARDBU3!GS,
.sofas, s,IounScs,
BEDsTEADs, WAsIIsTANDs,
Tables, Desks, DC.
will also make to order, aud at the shortest notice,
G@SRusa1&S9.: sx.a
OF every variety, and in the best style.
Dr Old Furniture rePaided handsomely and
promptly.
A share OF public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited NJ. 4. MARKERT.
Dec IS If 49
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s Economy is Wealth !''

GOOD clean Rags of every dcscriptionwal be
VI purchased at the /" Advertiser oaiee." Priee,
81 cts per pound. Now, here's aehanee for alnes.
every body, and old bachelor too, 10 money
April 16 . IF -
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Hides +! Hides /!

TINE Subscriber wishes to buy 1000 good
i Dry Hides. Il. II. SULLIVAN.
December 5 Il ",
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Proposed Conditions of Purchase !!

References.
Hon. w. II. STILES, Savannah, Ga:
COL ". s. CoTHaAN, Rome, .. -" ...s,g
Maj. w. ". CLAYTON, Kingston " -,
r. B. Young, Esq, Savannah, q -.
Col. j. G. SrRouL, Cartersville,
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LAND AT AUCTION.

THAT BEAUTIFAL Farm or Planta-
L ton Of OAK and, HICKORY LAND
belonging to VIM. A. Harris, adjoining the Village
Of Edgcfed and the Lands of Col. F. ". Pickens,
James Sheppard and others, will be sold at Edge
field C. H., on the lst Monday in January next
Tho Tract confirms 1855
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Bolstering, Mattress Making,

Bolstering, Mattress Making,
&C., DC.
TNIIE Subscriber takes great pleasure in announ-
Il cling to The citizens of Edgefcld aud the public
generally, that he has t'et,ed Ship directly West
Of the Planters Hotel, two doors below Mr.. b. c.
Bryan's Sure, whore be is prepared 10 make
Mattresses Of every Variety,
'.e :. AND REPAIR S5 CUSHION
SOFAS, GMAIRg, LOUNGES,
&c, after the best aud latest styles aud On the most
reasonable TERMS
He respectfully solicits share Of the patronage
Of the trading pnblic. CaIl and examine my work.
1t will recommend itself -. :
p All business in the above line done promptly
and neatly finished II. MARTIN.
Dec If AT
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, 49,.
THE STORE HOUSE, next East Of R. H. sal-
i livan's, 80 feet front and 60 deep, containing
three rooms below, one above, and good cellar.
TEB AN=YARD and Lot adjoining, and, con-
tanning about three acres. ..
Also
ONE LOT on the branch adjoining G. l.. Refo.
- r. T. MINIS.
Octs a~e -. II 80
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;DEMTiL sURaERY!-

DR. III. PARKER, respectfully informs
~ the citizens Of :Edgefesd Distsset, that he may
be found during sale day week at the Plauters Ho-
tel; Edse6eA c. md. at bis residence on; the
Anderson road, eighteen miles North-sast .ofthe
Village, on esery Friday and Saturday following
Specimens of hsiw work, put up on the latest and
mostimproved principles, can be seclat shs 2aae.
JIis address, when in the corpt,yi a. heretofore,
Sleepy npy g. S,sei' gso:i 80 50
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Notice.

4 LII those indebted 20 tie ,assaAgent 6grss4ohn
X Eyoa will please ean andasetils their Nodes
and Accounts as siouseY, indulgence cannot hagtzen
Also, those indebted to myself as1 amlshhged
10 have money to pay my debts. 3. BKYHN.
N6ygfs-' iDts:s$Ss. - :: e 46
Medicine Chests and Travelling easAs.
ON hand few ysrys 6ne family. Medicine Chests
4 and Travelling Gases, Il For sale.by -
A. G. s. T.J.TEAG UE, Druggists.
May % # -
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Tract No. q.

Joins tract No on tile West, and confirms FOUR
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, all in
woods without improvements, It is we'll wstered,
having beautiful creek running thloughit. ,-;.:9
The land belongingto each Of the above described
places, can al be cultivated, and nearly all Of it is
first nuality of up-lands
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400 Reward.

- $50 Reward. -. =,
DANAWAY from the Subscriber about the 18th
II September last his negro man NED. Said
man is about thirty years of age, heavy built, weigh
ing ITO or $50 pounds, rather of copper oomplec-
ton, and has cut on one of his middle fingers,
which causes it to bend in at the first 10 mt. He
formerly belonged to MIR. james h. rengin,
and it is very probable he Is lurking g. in tha,
vicinity. Or be may be down on the Edlsto River,
where he is acquainted.
The above reward of $40 is offered for his appre-
hension and delivery to me, near Cairo P. o. or in
any Jail in The State so that can get him.
j. P. SELF.
Dec u Al
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Medical. Notice.
;0;!M,: WRiHHT,i IDENTIFIED.

- O. :M' WKl9hFsA DEN2aRI1a&!! ~ Z
NFFIcE over Messrs. CAaxfcBEAr A
US BEaN's HARDWARE Store, BroadS 334Q57
street Augusta, Ga: .: 'Si ~ s;asSs'
Interpretations pertaining % Dentistry will be at<
tended to with promptness, and to the entre satss
faction of ail who may fuyor him With their
B- Gold RIateaud Wire, Clasp Ntetal, Solder,
&C., ,furnisned 10, Dentists for Cash.. ssss 4 a
Aurusta. Nav ....7s Il: 1y.-y,,,-t,..r--s ? l6.
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~ ReM hf De 5Yeaf,,E

..,s q: &. FROM FIRST ,ls56sv n q .,-o<-
AeA THE GfaniteziHe zHotel, -su9esainist! tsya
@ Twenty well furnish Th "a EsoSms: =
and DUNG RSohai arfangsnS.ns t. ais g. sw6s eS5,
complete: 4 spacious Stable 72 81 s6 3sef via
two bins, miIae small gtain togeSfy viz Ster
necessary out ho1ses. a fine Garden * mSfe haa,
t*o acres made fertile with compost: Ar .. Etst.
FApp1y.o Nj. William Gregg. II President u fthe.
Graniteville Manufacturing Company, Of. to tho
subseribers ssyer Hh Fl o. ST. Pefya Parish,
SC. B. MCBRIDE.
: Nov y e., -. A. .'l.;--.s.s.. 49,
/! 0- Charleston Mercury Rfl slesssSsys Ike above
3 weekly insertions; and forward ihH to- Bs hpB.
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Notice -,
rs Hereby given to all concerned that . final set
i tlement will be made on the Estate Of Daniel
Smith, dec'd., in the 0rdinary's Offices at Edgefeld
c. H., on the 4th Monday in. January next An
persons indebted viii please make payment by the
above time, and those having demands will present
JOHN P. MICKLER, iF1,s..
C. SMITH. H~ ''o'
: Oct rs, 1856. 3m 42
Flavoring Extrcts.
4 LARGE raricty-for sale by
n A. G. & r j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
= My % u. 10
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About a5 Negroes to be Sold

~ j
first quality of up-lands. -,
About 35 Negroes TO be Sold !
There will be sold, also, at the same time and
place, 10 the highest. bidder; between thirty and
thirty-6ce Negroes Among them, is one first rate
Blacksmith, one first rate Harness andShoc maker,
one No. Scamstress, very likely, and good House
servant.
Will be sold, also, fine lot Of Mules aud Horses,
anumber of fine short-horned Durham Cattle Sheep,
Stock of Hogs, and about ten thousand lbs. Of pork
two three thousand bushels ofecrn, quantity CT
good fodder two carriages and three or four wagons,
one Taylor Gin, one Thrasller, and n number Of
other articles too tedious to mention such as House
hold and Kitchen furniture, Plantation tools, &c.
There are also five other quarter sections Of land
about eight hundred acres in all, lying Immediately
in the same ncighborhood, but not joining each
other. nor either Of the other tracts These last de-
scribed lands may be barg,inrd for privately on
good terms
Proposed Conditions Of Purchase
The terms Of sale of the two Tracts Of Land first
described, will be one fourth cash. the balance in
one two and. three years. with interest from date,
the purchaser to take q Bond for Tale funtil the
land is paid for. The Negroes, Stock, Corn, &C.,
will be sold on credit Of twelve months, with in
terest from date, Each purchaser will be required
to give Eotc, with two approved securities, before
the property is delivered. The pork win be sold
for cash.
Persons desiring to look at the lands, will find Dr..
G. w. Glenn, at Kingston, and Rev. w. B. Tel
ford, on the premises. Both, or either Of them,
will lake pleasure in showing the lands.
cB Sale to begin at eleven o'clock, on Wcdnes-
day, Desember 81.
For WILLIAM. EDDINs.
Kingston, Nov &c, At ~
References.
Hon. w. II. STILES, Savannah, Ga:
r,I ~ q r,,ruo.S Ro,pn g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
Obituary.

Died, in this place, yesterday morning. MARY NASH,
infant child Of Friedrich N. and Mary strudwick.
Died, in Glennville, Alabama, on Tuesday the 9Th
of May, Mrs. MARGARET LEACH ANDREWS, wife Of the
Rev. A. s. Andrews, Of the Alabama Conference, and
daughter of the late William Leach jr of Randolph
county. N. O., leaving fond husband, two small chill
dren, and large circle Of devoted friends to
their irreparable loss.
Died, in Madison, N. c., on Monday morning the
4th inst, after short and painful illness, CHARLES
HoDaB, infant son of the Rev. Jacob Doll.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

THE FRENCH EMPREss.-rhe London corr
respondent of the Portland Argus. who was
lately presented to the Empress Eugenie,
saws:
" The Empress j. certainly very atirac-
tive person. She has perfect self.possesslnn,
pleasing manners. aud a graceful person.
They both speak English but she was once
Iat school in England. and speaks much bet
ser English than the Emperor"
4. The London Morning Post was very great,
during the late imperial visit, upon matters
of dress aud is regarded as high authority
upon all questions connected with that i'm.
pOrtant subject. This Journal SAYS:
/" In regard TO the much-mooted question
- 10 whether bonnet should be worn on the
head OF Of il, il may not be alniss TO take ad.
vantage 81 the actual presence Of her impc.
rial Majesty, who Is said to have introduced
this popular feminine ecrentricity, 10 place
On rcord that, although the bonnet of the
Empress Eugene displays fully her face and
hair. i does not convey to the behulder the
idea Of is being likely to TALL from the head
behind, but rather seems TO cling TO and sup
port The hair ii that position. This gives
4 lightness aud grace Of carriage to the head
totally distinct from that bOldncss aud bare.
facedness which have characterized the Eng.
ll.h adoption uf the French imperial fash
ion.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
4 WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Halifax. June 5ih.

Halifax, June 9th.
The ROYAL mail steamer Africa arrived
here this afternoon at % minutes past 4 -
click, with Liverpool dates 10 Saturday, the
2nth ult.. ule week later than the adyices
per steamer Pacific. The Africa was oil this
port nearly all Monday, but owing TO the
thick weather could not cone in.
The ad,iccs by this arrival are interesting
aud important.
A great debate occurred in the lInuse Of
Commons, on the 2Itb, on D'lsfarli's motion
Of want 81 confidence, aud expressing dis.
satisfaction with the ambiguous language and
uncertain conduct Of the government.
Sir Francis Barring. in behalf Of the gov.
eminent, moved an amendment rcgrcttlng
the failure 81 The conferences, aud promising
every support 10 continue the war.
D'lsracii and his party lashcd the govern
mcnt, especially Lords palmerst1n and Rus
sell. The latter replied, defending his con-
duct at Vienna. Tie debate was continued
un FRIDAY, when, on 4 division, there were
sig Tor D'lsracli, and $40 against his motion
consequently the ministry stands.
Earl Gray made similar m1tion 10 the
House ~ Lords, but Withdrew II.
The bill abolishing newspaper stamps wa,
read d second time ID the House Of Lords,
when Parliament adjourned to the 9Th o.
June.
Ga the oath, Lord palmersion had priyat,
meeting II Tie members IL Parliment IN hi'
house, when over two hundred were present
I M asserted the unanimity of the government
aud declared the intention Of prosecuting
the war. The proceedings were harIipni
Gus.
Il was expected that by June 10th, ever,
available man in Great Britain belonging 4
the infantry regiments will have cmbarke,
for the war.
II was expected that an unconditional par
lion uf smith O'Brisn would be obtained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

hwrrL TRAoEpY.-0nile maniagc of II. $.
Kiue. Esq. 40 eminent lawyer Of Srnsi county.
Vs.. with Miss sarah Anderson, daughter VI
Col. Anderson u The same couny. a b,ida!sAt.
Is was given on the next evening NJ lie family
residence of he Kane.. when about lnfIy ~ the
guests, including llir biile, wefe poisoned by
eAling cu.iard. whirh was innnd 10 Ii,ye ! gum.
iiy u arsenic in II. A NJ. Bishop died, aud
ri tic l,si accounts number of Others were nni
exported 10 recover. Among The sick were Ill
The servants ~ ile family. whilc somsn and
a negro were suspected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

By The Georgia Law. from California, with
dates 10 The Isl ult.. we have The intelligence
thai Flour aud Grain and were in the course of
shipmen, Ia New York. The chapper ship,
Cbarmer. was about full. having some 1900 tons
~ Wheat on hoard; The Telegraph wasloadng,
and The Morning Light was about 10 be laid in,
ali for New York. The fret mentioned d
these vessels, il is thought, will arrive by HE
latter pari Of August. Two or three vessels
also loading with Flour, Barley, &c.. for Aus.
,ralia. and the evidences Of considerable sur,
plus OF BreadsinfIs were unmslakeable.
The prediction. tia, California would become
an exporting Stale of Agricultural produce is
Illus being verified before any body had an idea
of il.
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Peruvian Guano.

WE have arranged with Messrs. Bareda & Brother,
Agents Of the Peruvian Government, for supplies
Of pure Guano Of iheI Importation and oti-r il for
sale in any quantities, at the following prices, for cash
only;
One Ton or under, "a cents per pound.
One to Five Tons, S5i per Ton Of 1000 pounds
Over Five Tors $50 pei Ton
Deliveries be made at our wharves to any Of
The River Boats, or from our warehouse on The west
side Of the River TO the Of the Wilmington aud
Manchester Road, free 81 expense.
Drsyage to the Of The Wilmington and Weldon
Road will be SO cents per ton. Railroad freight from
Wilmington 10 any point on the North Carolina Road,
not west Of Hil!sboiough, will be 81 per ton.
DER0SSET & BROWN.
Wilmington, May 2sth. s9--3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13

GRAND RoYAL ARcH.C HAPTER.-Ihis lnsti.
tule convened 10 Annual session il this town
on Monday the 4th inst Delegates from va.
rious parts of tile State were present. The fol-
lowing officers were elected aud duly install
cd for the ensuing year:
Peter CARTS, ol New bern. g. II. p. Pride
Jones. ii lIilisbornngh, u. q. II. r.; n. NJ.
Paschall. Of Oxford. g. r.: 4. Page Rieaud.
Of Wilmington. q. -; l.. X. Loitin, Of Dup
lin. g. Treas. 4. u. Carr, 81 Wilmington.
q. sec'y.
Yesterday the members of tie Grand Chap.
Ger aud lew invited guests, proceeded ~
the steamer Sam Bccry e. Smiihyille and the
Black Fish ground. The day was bright and
beautiful. aud VIC hope it was a pleasant
trip. VII HeraM