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AEoTHER BET.--Ittums out that another bet not
unlike MAJOR Poores, was pending, and IN conse-
quence Of the defeat Of Colonel Fremont, b u.
Bacheller representative elect from Sutton Is un.
der obligations to draw barrel Of beans on q sled
winner ofthe bet
Daily American organ., 1856-11-13

John Hayman, charged with setting fire 10 Che
Office Of the Norfolk American, Is a man whose
character Il said TO be beyond reproach he isa
printer, The idea Of charging such 4 crime upon.
a member Of the art preventative Of an arts 4
preposterous.
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THK THRKE WAsRRuRNKs.- one Of the
three WashburDes is reelected to The next Con,
gress. Israel, In Maine, by 5000 Cadwalsder
O., IN Wisconsin, by 5000; and Efhn ~, 10 illi,
nOis, by ,55l majority s
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0FFrcE or THE C0NsoLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are The drawn numbers of the Ps-
tapsoo Institute Lottery Glass No eos, drawn No
vember I8 1865
rs AS as 81 az III III Al b 30 81 8
Tho following are the drawn numbers of The Sua.
Quehanna Caual Lottery. Glass No. As drawn No
vombef 12 $50;
Ia 40 81 SO 5 es 5s e5 Al is 22 40
IL FRANCE 4 90.
d. B McpmAuL, Commissioner. nov l8
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The Spanish MfMsTER.--Senor EscaIante, the
Minister from Spain to Washington, on Tuesday,
presented to the President letter from his SOW
ereign, announcing that bis resignation had been
accepted Mr.. Magallon, the first secretary of the
legation, viii act as Charge d'Adaires ad snteyiat
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idea that sos ars truly thankful" either for
his nomination or for the tardy rendition OF
justice to the action Of the Democratic Nation
al Convention, on the part Of the New York
Times, when goa y0urse.G the veritable
Phantom" earnestly opposed that "actioni"
AS to the New York Herald" give the devil
his due that press did more to promote Blu
chanans election than an hundred such press
es as your Fleming Star and the Washington
UniOn and yet it Profsssed all the time to De
sire the election Of Fremont
Il is a matter Of very little concern to Us,
how and to whom Mr. Buchanan dispenses the
patronage Of the Government II would not
much surprise US were Bennett to be favor
ite At the White House, and we have always
predicted that in 1858, there win be 4 cordial
union Of the sham Democrats Of the North
under Buchanan, with the present leaders Of
the Fremont party and, in such an event,
Bennett and Lieutenant Governor Raymond
would become valuable auxiliaries To Buchan-
an--both Of them have brains, and, unlike
Phantom" their brains are in the head and
elsewhere. But we doubt whether, in
any event. Buchanan, If disposed, could, even
with Forney's aid, create n station SO low that
q Phantom would have sense enough to AL
it-unless it were a ditch.
Our printers devil, = waiting at our elbow
for copy, hints to us that " Phantom gave the
harmonious" Of this city some hard knocks"
in his article Of yesterday, under the head Of
" Washiagton NeOs and Gossip" whore be
describes rough, roll and tumble" fight Con
the platform, and in which !" thunder and
lightning scenes are added to make it inter
esting. Was Phantom" kicked out Of naat
crowd, that he now turns the harmonious
Democracy" into ridicule9
The same imp declares pom honor that
in describing the conduct Of certain "uglyn
parties il Baltimore, PHANTOM says the In
suit to Reverdy johnson was very foolishly
retaliated by BLAcKGUARD DEMocRATs, who
subsequently burned Mayor Kinks IN effigy p
g Blackguard Democrats, eh2 Any black
guard Democrats in Washington 'Phan-
tomS" There is one Star.BIdekgaard who
will get "a flea in his ear, If we do not mis-
take the indications. Nous vesTons, al father
Rtchie used to say,
OPERA An THE NATIoEAL.- Mariana was pers
formed last night to very good house and ID
capital style. Mr.. Guillmette displayed his powers
bass singer to such an extent as to electrfy
the audience. Mr.. Harrison as Don Cesar sang
and played with unusual excellence, and Miss Pyne
as usual charmed the audience by her exquisite
voice.
Tonight, the popular opera of the Bohemian
Girl win be presented, and tomorrow Lucia al
Lammermoor, for the benefit Of Mr. Harrison.
The SPANISH MiNIsrER.-Senor Escalante, the
Minister from Spain to Washington, on Tuesday,
presented TO the President letter from his SOW
ereign, announcing that bis resignation had been
accepted Mr. Magallon, the first secretary Of the
legation will GharOp a. ffafraa ~ {ess44
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r. FRANCE 4 co., Managers.

CLASS 804
To DO drawn In Baltimore, Maryland, Wednesday.
November 26th 1856.
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For NE benefit 81 1ir w. HARRISON.
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Three Days Later from Euyops--Ar-iyal of ~
Europa
SANDY Hook, Nov. lS.--The Cunard mail steam
Or Europa, from Liverpool on the lat instant Is
below. She brings three days later European
dates.
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TIeketa al-sharea il proportIOn..

ao,als prizes amounting to sSs,a5s %
Daily American organ., 1856-11-13

Diplomatic relations had been suspended be-
tween England and New Granada in consequence
Of the latter Government having failed to Iiqaidate
The McIntosh claim. The British West India
feet has been ordered to enforce The claim.
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~ OfIlce open from 4 - ~ O'Clock, when seats
csn De secured ,..s,rs .ev.n Il. on.r. ~,
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WILL open at Greenwood, in this District,
IL FIRST MONDAY Of JANUARY next, u
Female High School.
Instruction will he given in nll the Branches
of IL finished Female Education-Latin and
Greek, (if reiuired,} English Grammar, Natural
History. Natural and Moral Philosophy, and the
Higher Mathematics.
A set of the latest and most approved Globes
and Maps, together with n costly Laboratory of
Chemicals and Philosophical Appa. atus, will be
at the service Of the School.
Young Ladies from distance obtain
Boarding in excellent families at $40 per month
The Village of Greenwood, situated immedi
ately oh the line of the Grccnville G Columbia
Rail Road. is we'll known one Of the most
beautiful, hcalthful, aud moral in the State; /;
while its numerous pious families, Churches and
Sabbath Schools, afford every religious facility
For particulars, address ME at Greenwood.
j. H. LOGAN.
Rcfcrcncc>.-Rev. A. w. Leland, d. D.,
Andrew Crawford, Esq, Columbia. s. c.; Il. p.
Ravcne, ESD, Black Oak, S. c.; J. Wistar
Simpson, Esq, Lnurcnsville, S. c.; Rev. Jnn
McLecs Greenwood, S. c.; Rev. Jno. G. vii.
liams. Hodges Depot, $. G.
GT Laurensville Herald will give two inser-
tons and forward bill to me Mt Greenwood.
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SheriRs Sale.

WpY virtuo of sundry Write Of Fera Facius
H1 10 me directed, | will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in February next, within the legal hours of sale
tho following property, to wit:
100 Acres of Land more or less, bounded by
Jno. Linton, Albert Waller and otlr RS, as tho
property OF j. j. Tharp, ads. j. p. Barratt and
Others
36O Acres, more or less, bounded by James
White. Robt Simpson aud others as the property
Of A. Mauldin, ads n J. Davis and others
6S4 Acres, more or less, bounded by Marshall
Sharp, ). G. Waters and others, us the property
OF tho Estate OF Reuben Robertson, DECD, ads.
Robt. Y. Jones and others
3Ou Acres, more or less, bounded by w. G..
Scott, A. brennan and others, as the property of
W. l.. brennan, ads w. i. Dorm, for J. Il.
Chcatham and others.
200 Acres, more or less, bounded by L. w.
Face, w. Russell and Others rs the property of
Jas McCrce, ads. Tlios. Robson and Others.
100 Acres, more or less, bounded by A. Muir
Phy, jas. Cochran and others, the property
OF Stephen w. Willis, ads. Ellington Scarlcs and
others.
House and Lot in the Village of Abbevilc,
containing Acre, more or less, bounded by II.
). Kerr, Charles Dcndy aud others. us the prop
Q ty of w. Z. Dunn, ads. T.. Fufngs & Co. ana
others.
House and Lot in the Village of Lowndes-
vile, continuing IL Acres. more or less bounded
by Joel Lockhnrt and others, us tn. property of
l.. w. McCalistcr, ads. J. q. Boz.man and
others.
The uneXpircd term of Lease of Land, OH
which there il II gold mine (Snown as the New
York Minc,) with the Engine and fixtures con-
nccted for operating in the gold business, levied
on as the property Of w. B. Lloyd, ads. Wiley
Harrison and others
G!'O Acres, more or less, bounded by r. W.
Litcs, Sarah Wide,nan and others, "a tho prop
e'ty of L. j. Lyons, ads. n. J. Rccder and
others.
TERMS CASH
TR. COCHRAN, S. A. D.
Shcrffs Office, Jan. H. 1856 39-,sd
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PUA ARIA NURSERIES.-l855-(
SUMMER e. CRANINIOND

3 AVE for sale large and finc collection of
consisting Of PEACHES, PLUMS, APRlCOTS
Meet 4 RINES, FIGS, GRAPE VINES,
PEARS. both standard and dwarf, APPLES
standard and dwarf. ROSES. FLOWERING
SiiRU BIS, and fine EVERGREEN trees of all
kinds
Their Fruit Department embraces all the best
nat've varieties, early und late, well rs choice
foreign kinds and the trees are of fine habit and
growth. Priced Catalogues sent to all applicants
after the Isl September
DIR. J. II. LOGAN, at the Banner Office. Alb
beville e. H., $. c., will receive and forward
orders. Address
SUMNER 4 CRAMMOND,
Pomarin, s. C..
Jnly Is, 1855. l3 III
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
FOR NEGROES

hOhUolA, GA.
INliE Undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention Of Planters and Slave-owncrs
generally. to their complete and extensive estnb
i!sEment in Augusta, GA, for the accommod,
ton OF NEGROES requiring SURGICAL. OP
EASES any
The Building is situated on the corner of Juck-
son and rcnwick Streets, between the Georgia aud
the Savahnai, Rail Road Dcpots; and in sight
oil both. II is therefore convenient for the re-
ception OF patients from distance. In its con.
struct"n. throughout the entire plan, was kept
III view the special purpose to which it is ap-
pied; being furnished with everything which
can eonduce to the comfort of the SICK 1t is
supplied wita hot aud cold baths aud shower
Datns-hnd has water closets in each story to
avoid fatigue and cxpnsnre t. the patients. It.
~ also we'll ventilated and lighted with ras
with the constant attendance of experienced
male and female nurses. the patient will be savc,
much Of the suffering which too often is the re-.
result OF unavoidable neglect in the treatment Of
Negroes in ordinary private practice
TEtMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing,
per month, $40 For all Necessary Medical ai-
tendance, Surgical Opcrat ons, &C., the same as
i'll ordinary city practice.
H. T. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
Il. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
May 3. 1855. mtf
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The State Of South Carolina

The State Of South Carolina,
.iBBETILLE ULS7RIET.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
In the matter Of ;he Paper purpor'ing to be the
last Will and Testament of John B.
Bull. deceased.
w lillian p. NOBLE, one Of the Execu-
~ tors therein appointed. having filed his
petition praying that said Paper be proved in
due form OF Law"
Notice is hereby given 10 Andrew w. Burnett,
tsa'd to be of the next Of kin of d.c'd.) of the
state OF South Carolina, and Mrs. Mary Allen,
hna .hss, s.. l.. Ann Dent, who are said to reside
beyond the limits of This State to b. and nnnenr.
either i'll person or by attorney. at u Court of
O.dniHYy' to be held for the abuve purpose, ut
Abbeville Court House OH Tuesday tho 5th
April next, A. D. 1856.
Given under my hand and seal of office, al
Abbevillc G. H., this 18th January. A. D. 1896
WILLIAM HILL, q. 4. u.
JAN Is, 1858. 80 8m
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SPARTANBURG
+ D N ALB COLL D G B
g, 4 G i1I IT, yr Y .

J. WOFFORD TUCKER, President, and Pro-
f,ssor of English Literature. @'..
REV. CHARLES TAYLOR, NJ. d., Professor
Of Natural Science and Mathematics.
MISS PiEBE PAINE, Instructrcss in Modern
Languages, Botany, Physiology, Descriptive
Astronomy, Ancient and Sacred Geography,
st. +. +. SAUNlER, Professor of Music.
A Lady, competent to instruct in any of the
ornamental branches of female education will be
procured before the commencement Of the term.
yp;UIIlOM iFG us,
Preparatory DEPARTMENT.. $50 year.
Collegiate Department., embracing ev-
erything taught i'll tho College
=, course; ~, .'.., ... @
Music on Piano. extra. ;;..... -, $40
Work. Leather w ork, etc,
Tuition Fees payable i'll ali cases strictly Zone
Term, or half yrarly,) in advance.
Board, OH the Campus, with the
members of Faculty. including
all expenses lights, fuel, wash
ing, attention, DC. .......... Sl2 per month
Board, without the items of lights
and washing. $40
eB Quarterly payments i'll advance will be
required for Board.
SCHOLASTIC TERMS.
The next regular Term will commence OIL
Monday, the 25th of February. Annual Conn
mcncemcnt ut the same time with Woiiord Col
legc, in July; no summer vacation. The Fall
Term will close in December.
All the appliances are now complete fnr sue
.oessful prosecution of our labor. a good Chem
'ical and Philosophical Apparatus has been pur-
chased, and is now ready for The utmost
car. and attention will be paid to the health and
comfort, as well as the mental and moral i'm
provement, Of uur pupils
In the modes and processes Of education, our
purpose is no. only to instruct correctly, but to
discipline the understanding Ito tcaci, young
ladies hor to think.
1t is but just to ourselves to say that our Pro-
tessor Of Music ia of the mnst skillful mas
'trrs of the science; he deservedly stands second
to none i'll his own department.
We may be allow ell to remark here that we
regard the $parlanburg Female Coli &c rs the
cheapest Institution OF similar grade in South
C"'olina pupil may avail herself of the at-
vnnta.es of everything in the College course,
with Music, Bnnrlng, and all incidental scl,o-
lastic clnrgcs for ii little less than Two Hundred
Dollars n year!
Thus Board, months, sla, sos 90
Literary Department.. ....... 40 90
4t""ic, e1tra'. ~ wv
contingent Fec, and use Of Iian,, 90
J. WOFFORD TUCKER.
Spartanburg. s. G., Jan. ii, 1856. 39-2t
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans
No. lS5 Richardson ST., first tloorbeloo the Market,
COL U.HBL4, S. g.,
TT AS now in store n large and we'll selected as
& sortmcnt Of all descriptions of goods usually
to he found i'll a Shoe Store, consisting OF Ne
.roc's peg and Nailed Brogans, Stitch Downs
House Servants Shoes, ali classes, Which are
offered by the case. dozen or single pair, at tho
lowest figures, CASH.
A LSO,
Ladies fine BTk and Cord CATERS, Ladies' Kid
and Morocco Walking Shoes and Slippers. from
the House Of j. Miles s. Son, Philadelphia.
ALSO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
Boots, Of his own manufacture
ALSO,
French and Amerscan Calf Skins, Oak and
Hemlock Sole Leather.
N. Is. The Manufacturing Department is
under the Superinteudrnce of an experienced
workman, md all work intrusted to his care
warranted to give satisfaction.
w. S. WOOD,
1856 Richardson street,
Columbia, S. G..
October 4, 1855 81 ly
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GOOD NEWS FROM HOME!y'
J. J. LYO NJ s.

lTNlIE Village and District CEOTIlIER, has
l. just returned from the Big 'rorrid, with ono
of the keenest, largest, finest, neatest prctiics,
warmest. cheapest, and best lot of CLOTHING
that has ever been manufactured in the United
Stutes-hc liked to have said in the whole world
For the last six or eight months he has been
visiting different sections of the District-in fact
lie went rOu Il with the Agricultural Committee
and he is fully convinced there is rs much
room Tor Improvement in dress, rs there is i'm the
science Of agriculture. He saw as many-yes,
twice AS many-human frames tltnt needed re-
covering, rs he did old fields that needed reclaim
ing. He means to say, that dress doesn't make
the man, but when the man is made, he looks n
good deal better dressed up. The ladies looked
admrable-they don't mind spending Is or 20
dollars for bran new drcss-but the men-oh,
il wont do to tell the fact is, some Of them had
holes i'll their pantalOons right where they sit
down; and their coats were SO short aud old
fashioned, that when they stood straight up, they
wouldn't hide them.
And now Lyons has been round and seen MI
this-knows what kind of CLOTHING will suit
these different sections. lie has got it for all
gradss-uppcr Ten. Mushroom Aristocrats, PIE
beians and Niggcrs, and at prices that cannot fail
to please.
And besides, LYONS wants to raise hundred
or two dollars extra; he has heard that out
West, there is an Expedition OIL fool, in which
men OF courage, good moral character, and n
smut capital, can quadruple their money i'm n
very short time; he wants to invest his carcass
and',wo hundred in it Won't you help hima-
if you ever intend to, now is your time.
by the way-hc's got n big lot of CIGARS
on hand, and is anxious to dispose of them
thinks lie overstockcd himself in Cigars He's
got Hats, the latest ngony-Flanncl Shirts, Hair
Oil and Blacking, Pocket Pianos'and Womcn'r
Stockings Fiddle Bridges and Strings Brass
Finger Rings and Silk Undrrshirts, Ada,nan,ne
Candles and Fine Combs, Tnrpentine Soap and
f'OiOpnG Tobacco and IIan,iE orcl,of Ext,,o,,
Fine Visiting Cards and Womcn's Shoes, and ten
thousand other things which time and circun,-
stances will not permit him to enlmcrate
Call and see him, and he will show you these
other things.
AbbeviIIe G. f., Oct. 81, 1855. 81 If
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Let us Talk About It.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE We SICK

TT HAS BEEN the lot of the human race to
IA he weighed down by disease and suffering.
lloi.i.oW AVS PILLS nrc specially adapted
to the relief Of the WEAK, The NERVOUS.
the DELICATE, and the INFIEM, of nlI cl,mes,
ages sexes, and constitutions. Professor Hollo-
way personally supcrintcntlS the manufacture Of
l's medicines in the United States. and offers
them t." II free aud enlightened people, us the
best remedy the world ever saw for the removal
Of disease.
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Land Warrants.
q o, 900 A CIR T. s w A MITE ~

rTNHE undersigned is now spaying the. highest
- Cash fr'ces for Land Warrants Twill ut
York aud WashiIgton prices. AS prices in these
markets rise aud fall so rapidly, I find that /
cannot pay at all times the same for Land War.
rants; my prices will hereafter bo regulated by
the msrketprices in New York. = =
l have heard of some Warrant holders who
selling without giving nesa chance tobpy. If
Warrant holders viii sell without aseerfsininr
the market value of " arrants shall expect TO-
hear Of others Suffering the same loss, - (.
- - W. e. DAVIS
Banner Office, Abbeyilleic. E, u - = = =
{. -: November 81, 1856. IL al. tf:,
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General Debility. II! IIcalth.

Hoiiorny's Pills are the beat remedy knossn ~
the rorid for the jollori"y Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhma Indigestion
Bowel Com Dropsy Infiurnza
plants Debility Inflammation
Coughs Fever and Aguc Inward Weak
Colds Femnc Com ness
Chest Diseases plaints Liver Com
Costvcness Headaches plants
Dyspepsia Stone and Lowness of
Piles Gravel Spirits
Secondary Vcnercal Affec- Worms of all
Symptoms tions kinds.
eB Sold nj the Manufactures Of Professor
li"LIowAy, so Maiden Lane, New York, aul
244 Strand, London, and by all respectable
Druggists e;ll Dealers OF Medicines throughout
the United States, aud the civilized world, in
boxes, at 25 cents, G24 cents, and 81 each.
60 There is IL considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B. Directions fnr the guidance OF patients
in every disorder, affixed to each Box.
May I6, 4 eowly
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BEALL g. sTovALL,
I'D arebomse an6 q ON mission
HER 9 II q III Z S.

AM0ltBt1, gF1.
WILL continue the WAREHOUSE AND
w COMMISSION BUSINESS IN ALL
IT'S BRANCHES, and have removed to the
FIRE.PROOF WAREHOUSE adjoining NJ. =.
Stovall, on the corner of jackson and Ellis
Streets, near the Globe Hotel.
Consignments of COTTON, BACON, GRAIN
and other PRODUCE solicited.
The usual Advances made OH Cotton or Pro-
duce in store, when required.
All Cotton consigned To will be sold ut the
Warehouse, where one of the Firm may at all
times be found
Commission for Selling Cotton, rs Cents
per Bale.
WM. M. BEALL,
JNO. w. L. STOVALL.
August 2s, 1855. 10 GIN
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
W. W. Hill, !
s,sxs sss ;:i s;;: '' ss's'
appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Il Foster, James J.. Brown, John II. Brown,
james J. McNulty and Mary T.. his wife, John
J. Duniel and IIuldah his wife, JosI,ua Hill. -
Bruce and Martha his wife, Defendants in this
case. reside beyond the limits of this State. On
motion OF Thomson d Fair. Compartments Solc-
itors Ordered. that the above named Defendants
do plead, answer or demur to Complanant's Bill
OF Complaint within three months from pubiicu-
tion hereof the same will be taken Pro con-
ttsso against them.
w. II. PARKER, @. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. p, 1855. 80 sm
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Notice to Legatees.

Much Obliged to You for Your
Patronage!
RUT must call your attention to the a,cfal and
- solemn tset, that unleas you "step up to the
CaPtain.s Office and settle"" your Indebtedness
by LIST Monday in February next, you will force
us TO sue indiscriminately all who owe us at that
time. So please come forward, ,cithout farther
inpitatio,a, aud pay those who would ike 10 wait
with you always, but dou't think they can, and
feel as well.
Il. WILSON &. WILLIAMS.
P.S.- Verban, Sat-We mean what we say.
Dec. 5, 1856. 33 tf
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NOTICES!
Valuable Property
FOR ALE!
WILL sell at my residence, on the first Tues
IL day in February next, all my Real and Per
sonal Property, consisting oi about
12l Acres of Land,
near one-half uf which :s in the woods and well
',imbcred. The open land is in Il high state of
cultivation, with
100 Acres Of Fine Low Grounds.
On the place il a good DIV ELLlNG, GIN
HOUSE aud SCREW. aud other necessary out
buildings, ull in good repairs
The Ferry. known rs MOSELET'S FERRY,
as well as the Landing the Georgia side of
the River, will Le sold ut the same time
Also
N inc Lik ely Negroes,
Cattle, Horses, Hogs aud Sheep; Household and
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools, Corn, Fod-
der, Peas and Oats. On. Cnrria.c and harness
three Wagons anil other articles unnecessary to
mention.
Terms mad. known on day of Sale
MARY MnSELEY.
ANY of the above IT ent;oncd Property can he
Sought at private sale, previous to lst of Feb
rusry' NJ. NJ.
Jan. H. 1886. 80 ids
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At the request of the President Of the State
Agricultural Society, have consented to solicit
information as to the number of Tennessee and
Kentucky Horses, Mules and Hogs annually
purchased in The District, and their cost. All
persons will therefore confer n favor by coming
prepared TO givo me such information on the
subject as they possess. D. ~