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PIA N Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.

THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUcEDt
HoRAC W AT Err 81
NO. 33S BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the Rest HostOn and New York
INSTR " NTS
INHE Largest as sortment Pianos, Nsodeons Musical
INSTRUMENTS and Muscsl MerehAr disc Of al kinds in
tn United Pianos from TKs different Msnut4ctoies
mpusng those Of every variety oi sy ron Lie piai
neat and Substantial 81 Ocaves IN Wllnut Rosewood
Case from 81 to $2 20 those Of Ee most elegant nnisn
40 70 flEE TX usAxD DoLARs No hon in the Union can
compete sith above ia the number variety ana eee-
brty Of its instrSmrns nor in the ExrsENnf 10" rAcks
al which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With OF without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
eats OF oyer-strpRs AID and action length Of scale,
power and compass of ton- equal TO the 0rdhd rAhoi
united with the beauty and durability ot structure Of the
square Piano. They ia y pronounced 0y the Press ana
bV the Musical he t. those oi anY other
manufacturer. They built OF the best and most thoT
" seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed TO stand 'hs aeos
Of every climate.
Eah instrument guaranteed % give sat sctiop OF pur
chase money refund d. SECOND IA I'd PIANOS A
GREAT BIRGALN const 4ntly in store, price from so
l. $l4O
Horace Waters TcIOdeOns, Supe' Tor ostru-
ments in tone touch Durability Of make. uned TO the
go ia temperau1.nt) Meiodeons al other styles ana
makes Price a45 $50 SO. 100 ti25, $780, double Reeds
ID two banks Of Us, 200 Less liberal discount
CIergymen and and Churches, an extra discount. -
UaTtins' Guitars, Browns HarpS, Flutes Fiu
tinas Accordians oins and Mnsira instruments of AL
large di count to Teachers and Schools The trade sup
Piled n the most liberal terms
uSic:-0ue Of the largest and best selected catalogues
Of Music Published. Drisng msuy Of the cho and
nopuar Of the day. aud viii be sold at third os
from the regular prices.
Music by mail IN all parts Of ths co1ntry post paid
Priusr and per Ona st niOn paid TO all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaraned in every instance Pianos
and Melode"ns for rent and rsnt lowe or purchase
Pianos and Ne odepns for te Monthly payments
c)nd-hAnd Pianos takes e<ch nge f,r new. General
elect CttaOg and sche ule Of prices forwarded 70
all parts OF the country by mai.
Gre & indu pents fered to Agents ia all parts OF
the country to sell the HORACE Wat rs Fano Aeodeons
an / Catalogues Of Mu ie. jyl3
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sF The Jeffersonian thinks that eternity
would not afford time enough tor James NJ.
Quarles to answer Andy Johnson's speech on
last Friday. The Governor thinks differently;
and from his hurry to get away from the
ground, il is evident that he was afraid he
would be answered before he could get out Of
hearing. But if our neighbour is so confident
of the invinoibility Of his squatter sovereignty
Governor, We hope he will help US to get him
back here, that the people may witness sin-
gle harded contest between them. The Amer
leans sill pay all the expenses, and iftbs Gov
ernor esn't be baaL all the benefits Of the
meeting will accrue 10 the sag NIGHTS who
ought 10 be eager for the debate. The Cover.
nor will be invited by the proper Committee,
Ia name q day for the meeting, but We are
afraid that official duties will prevent his Ac-
eeptanee Of the challenge. Ciarls. ChrOn.
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inst. says
Capt. James Williams delivered, on the
night of the 18th, at Nashville, speech COM
prending every fact connected with that (bar-
gain, intrigue and corruption) charge. II was
one of the most brilliant and effective speeches
that has been offered during the campaign.
We have read it from beginning to end and
tracing the arguments TO the conclusion pro-
nounce it q complete viDdication of Mr.. Buch-
snan's participation and we hope it will be
read by every old line wing in the Union.
Capt. Williams takes the alleged bargain at the
beginning, and produces all the facts and testi-
mOny known to exist with friend or foe
without fear Consequences shows up the his
tory and circumstances connected with each
item and displays them fairly to public view.
The names OF the chief actors are given, the
reasons for each step noted, aud finally upon
their OUn eUidence and testimony, convicts the
same Of whatever wickedness and raScality
now charged-to the entire confusion of the
Kitchen Cabinet" who are the players in this
game.
We join the Adrcrtiser in the hope that
the speech will be read by every old line
whig in the Union" and also by every old
line democrat. They will learn from it that
there never was any foundation for the
charge which was pressed against Mr..
Clay by the democracy, with all the bitter
ness of party rancor, for more than quar-
ter of century. They will discover that
Mr.. Williams, without fear of consequen-
ces," adduced testimony and founded an
argument upon it acquitting Mr.. Clay, the
accused, relieving Mr. Buchanan, the Gully
witness against him, from "all connection
with the charge" and throwing, ostensibly
upon gentlemen whom it suits his fancy to
call Kitchen Cabinet" really upon the
shoulders of Gen. Jackson, the responsible
ity and odium of the whole transaction.
They will learn from these things what de-
mocratic leaders are willing to submit to,
and to tolerate, for the purpose of catching
votes from that portion Of the whig party
who are inclined to join their old enemies,
to fight under their standard, and to pro-
mote the success Of principles they have
declared calculated to injure, if not in the
end, to destroy our free Institutions.
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FHENoNT's "OsLY OBsrAclk."-If the Black
Republicans at the North had no one but
Buchanan 70 deal with, their troubles would
be light. Hear wha. Greedy says
AID when to these are added the great
make. EIGHT Of the Fillmore Know. Nothing
organization. more bitterly Aossils 70 Fremont
Gad DaytOa tAaA erea he egios-Aolders' party,
and bat for which our triumph On srery ffes
State would Aardiy cost a struggle. we tell COR
colaborers that the battle 10 ret yet won. aud
that IL viii require efforts and sacrifices on the
part Of the great body Of earnest Supporters Of
Fremont and Dsy,on 70 issurs their sleotion.
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sion at Richmond could astonish us, it
would be this letter, at this time. 1t might
have come from Rochester to Richmond;
it should never have gone from Richmond
to Rochester.
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ABoLITIoNIsrs FOR BUCHANAY.-There has been
a large accession of Aboitonists, III New England
and elsewhere, to the OF Mr. Buchanan. viii.
lam Lloyd Garrison, Parker Psbury, Wendell
PhiIIips-these are the jewels which the Democrs-
tic party is adding to its treasures, and the Anti
Slavery Standard, of Massachusetts,, and the Anti
Slavery Bugle of Ohio are now cO-workers with
the Washington Union, Richmond Enquirer, Ohio
Statesman and Cincinnati Enquirer.
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TRIAL OF CORN q COB MILL.

L'er silver Cup offered 81 ]. G Baldwin, Co,
Il AsD aocUrEo ~ o. a AaBsssoa rhs pfoposxd n Il
hsisssn scstt -LIrrLG 6iasr aa LeaFtsa aAcslsioF
coru Aad CO Ml - sssr Cup hasing posiposed
saui ne unF - b ksrefd apon. Ne pae iAfTnsd
hat ocee ,sf saiafa5 Aasasi slsh hss bees e.
isa ~ Ne sesrssnsd M u iFa lo tAks paaes
aga ne AAef Or. gona fh<lay. TIA fHIoiz
Ntee - astsaa Jas. Z. BALoAtN 4 Ga,
o. Il. AMOkR-0N.
ne soslag rens@ea have - go a. gaaErE
~ ssea eAe,elt A o. kATna,
Mas CeeknH. ksa4 WHISKY baiEns.
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NJ Il w
Fall 81 Winter Goods,
EALLISoN. ANDERSON & Co.,
M. al Public square.

tHTE you'd nforya sionsrs nat trAae generally,
w thai NAys 81 and ready inr sale Nsrg
rxc and desirable secs q 20 Ei3s and DOMESTIC OR1
0OD2 End RKApY MABE cL0rnSG, suited % Id Fsa and
Inter trade Aaa Hhish aisPossd 70 sell snail
lfA1cc.
Our present sock vi be band much layer thsa as1al
pbsaenF q hnr assoFtneat of 0Fstiemen's WAns An1
sdes DEKss Go pa safpAssioS hoah IN quahy and Grin
aey stss and patterns any q Cur
% White Gcsas. rubrsirrieS, b09ns, L.css fram
Sc, &c, siu also BE- aaaa eq1ay lArE- AMI aliFac
oar steck q gEADF MAZE CLOrnfN9 i uuasuAAy
re- aad adapted re Apprcsrhng se4sos and
gpAdp aFcu attension 20 n EegtnE ~ hs arlies
prepared easF indpc % tkoss dzaiar u 81
fe Therefore soll sai tsg the Merchants vistiuk
src and thaH taks Pisasuse 10 exhibigirF shee
tsck sEd PricsA ALLISON, AADAES0S q 90.
aas93-an
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Bargain, Intrigue and COrruPtioD-Wil-
IIamb' Speech.
The Chattanooga AdoertiSer of the 23d
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THE School Tor boys, ia DE OF The View Acan
i Church, viii be re opened on MONDAY, Ttz %
Those desirng Information 10 regard % ne
character Of the school resred It's former patrons
Tnss.-TWelye dollars = hafPsr quarteI Of ten veeks
ausl6-dsd G. STONE A. n.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-28

B8- The Americans of the Richmond
(Va.) District, have nominated ROBERT
SAUNDERS, Esq, Of Williamsburg, as can.
didate for Representative in Congress 20
I'll the vacancy OccasiOned by the death Of
Gen. Bayley The Democratic candidate
is NJ r. II. GARxrr, OF Essex.
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DENTISTRY.

DEN lS HI
MY Friends and the Public nformed -
vi that can at all time be found AZ my H<fF11t4S
ice to wait all Who may require my QITYYH$N
Professional Sc rVices; being possessed Of all -6
improved modes Of inserting artificial tetth VIII IN
srt partial fall Of Teeth Gold, Patina or GuttA
-hA base the may require or the prefer snee Of
fthe patient may Indicate. L. .. GUM,
Aug25-im No. SNoFth Cherry Street
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GREAT DISCOVERY.


GREAT DISCOVERY.
JAMES NEURALGIA LIQUID-A certain cure for Neu-
y rzigia, Rheumatisn, Local Pains, &C
This medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
vile but has already acquired great reputation.
The Hon A. ShrmTell NJ II. &, certides that he
attacked with inf immsory rheumatism and had the
vices OF two Ply sianS who afforded him reli He
unable to tern himself in bed when this powerful nment
cured him entirely in 81 hours This fact is eeTth d to BY
Of the Legislature who constantly with
ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent,
augQs Nashville
Or AEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS 8,
TyHFsE celebrated Pills general throughout
who West, about 100 90 boxes sold annually in
Tennessee
They invaluable in the following diseases all OF which
proceed from allowing the Digestive organs Of
order
Aeidty Of the Stomach; Jsundiee;
Bill Complaints; Fevers;
Want OF sppetite; CostVeness;
Cramps and Cholic; Eight.mare
Bowel Complaints; Dyspepsia
Nervous Affection; headaches
|, Liver Complaints; seeplessress;
Nausea ami Vomiting; Worms.
100 CERTIFICATES
from from every section I'm States who
have used these Pills in their practice, may seem
ing on the Agent and obtaining
THE HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1851,
Of which ne has just received New York copies
for gratutous distribution.
ALEX MACKENZIE,
aug2S II College Street.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
Land WARRANTS

1 WISH 10 purchase large number Of Land WRT-
rants, aud wi give the EAsTKRS Prices for the anne
Dealers irUm the Country would do well to give all
OTFcx. NJ. 40 CaERRY STREET.
aug2S-dlm r. II. McEwEN, in.
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NEW GOODS!

ID c. MeNAKY % are oP-niag Ina day larse n,of
II. saw G0DuS-kih ns Lscss fubrcidertss Collars
SKIRT BE Bsiunzs fail g APpque Lacs fbose
are nee goods "a qulca thry uiu BE- al Rons
AuEs $50 K. 9 NcNaRN : &c.
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HANs kr..sysd Anshef IA enpsiter SOC Lsatnsr
fruaks and Ysiee., ashland PatieFnl 49, Aselss
Drc.a yJHN KAHaak
la A Ca..za .LneaA
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WHEAT! WHEAT!!

TOR IS bales Augusta = shirunss MARKED W., Nash
L vile, stored a. W. II. GORDON COS.
auK22
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EDUCATIONAL.

+ WANT 10 purchase any qaSnIity Of good Wheat, ~
ausis r. c. DANDY.
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Valuable Civ PrODerty for Sale.


s,gby siaassd oaiidiss io On COaess szssl : easr.
Onire- U1--1
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TAkEs rIsss 81 best nstet ss add ~ gs va sty
WI Nr,zsht Iron ADD steti Noud BotrdS 2 ghi aad
lsfs hand Plsss A. w. PUrSAM ProPsssior.
THls sHAErs MahAgsF.
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lnIsH PorATtfES.
THE aassf In az nArkst i0r sale b PAHAAE1 -
i Isasss corasr Sroaa 4. ss,s. . -..---'
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RANDUSTA SEMINARY.
40 NEGROES pOR SALE.

NHE next se ion Of this Male Boarding and Day School
situated on farm q 10 Ibe middle Franklin
furnpipo, AZ milys rom Nashville, VII commence tbs
tst Of Septeu'oer. uysl lml NAfH'L. CEOss
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HAYk on iory NeEfoes Tor SAFE consisting
Of Men Women AMI u use GFls, Cooks, &e-, amons>t
hom srVersl mat ~Nrn Recommended and pre-
,ery youchsa lOr." Cal soon-
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WE in full receipt Of very large stock o
FALL AND WINTER
Staple and Fancy,
domestic Dry Goods,

y OOONAoS
Comprising by far the largest stock imported by
sitting very large Of Ladies' entre
styles Of Fren h, English, Italian, Scotch and Amer
can anuf ctureres new style goods for misses and child
rem Pads Of the greatest Variety large stock OF black
Gro do Rhine, Gro de Nap, Foulard Silks Fancy
Dress silks Of entire styles. Our stock Of this line Of
attractive for the city and country trade White Goo sand
EmbroidereS Of al numbers and general Of prices
Our stock Of Fancy Goods generally, is made OF latest
mportatous and STYLES which entirely new differing
from any former and mu n haudsOner and prices
which must be altogether satisfactory to dealers
FURNISHING GOODS.
English French German and Italian Cloths and Cassi-
meres Of very superior quality and general range oprces
English Beaver Cloths OF the best for
Pilot Beaver, Whirlpool, Lion, and Buffalo cOAtngs ;
Blankets and Blanket Coatiugs Of every grade.
Satin, silk worsted and Fancy Yes,ng, of the greatest
variety large line of sanets, Tweeds Jeans, Coat
CLOAKS AMI TALMAS.
Cloths OF all eoors ladies' Coaks and Talmss; Worst
cd Tamas for ladies and Misses Aso Dresses for Misses.
FANCY PRINTS.
French, English aud American Fancy Prints Of all the
different and widths. Black and solid eOored
PLAID LINSEYs.
Cashmere PAids small and large, Of ali prices and the
CLOAKINGS. No -
Large and small Figured and Plaid Coakings every
quality six and Worried Srrgs and Fancy Lungs; Apa-
cas-, hohar, aud SIX and Mohair-iarge stock Co
burgs DeBAge and Oeanes, &c, &c.
PLAIDS FOR wOuEN's DIR ESSES.
Hun svre PAids for servants dresses bright eolors
Eastern Piadsa arge stock small checked And striped
shirtng; heavy Kerseys Linseys and Jeans &C., Ae.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and Brown Don, sic all widths Blsaehed and
Brown Drlngs; Brown sea Island Domesscs heavy 0snA
burgs, &C
TRImMINGS, &C, &C.
Our Of Trmui q variet Is very large and
9mplete pr,ng every article that Is usually SOLD.
EH-We will continue 70 add stock throughout the
leasOn style Goods which win sell upon the most
favorable terms 10 prompt dealers.
A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
sag26-u No. 20 Public square, Nashville.
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TANESI TAXES!i se g.
EtALL and paw your CORPORATION TAXES for 1883,
~ past due and costs and trouble the COec-
tor desire have warrants issued FIR any.
Call without further delay at AZ the City Hail. upper end
Of the Ma ket House. A. NELSON, CIiectoF.
ss-Of the hundreds Who have already paid.
not addressed. aug22 56-lW
WANTED
Two Rent small Dvelng House, Scar The Pnpc Square.
Il iy1R W. r CORN ELUa
DRIED FRUIT
TIfHE undsrsgn would recommend 10 all Who have Or
chards every sKeftion preserve and dry their
will bear high price during the He 10
prepared 10 pay 81 buhe for pesed Apples and
Al Is Tor unpealsd Peaches. D. ID. iCKkI,
ans28 No college street.
lust RECEIVED at SNYDER FRIZZELL's, some
Of the handsomest wOFkboh for LADIES' and Gentlemen
(which has been their pleasure % show their hiends
Ladies and Gentlemen will please call and see something
handsome in the way q shoes. SNYDER fklIL Iii,
Aug7 No. - Pubic squares
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Rti1AoAp OTTicg, I
NAsHvILLE, Aug. e, 1850 !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-09-04
COTTON SAW GINS.
Straight Ribs, VS.. Crooked, Uniformity o,
Roll, &c.

Roll, &c. ~
4 LTH0UGH the advantage Of the straight rib
N in the COTTON GIN has been discovered for
more than twenty years, yet it has not been sufi-
ciently known or appreciated by the planter. The.
advantage consists simply in this that the ribs,
when worn, can be moved down TO where they are;
not worn, which answers the purpose Of new
sett Of ribs Three moves can be made, which
gives four wearngs, which is equal to four sets OF
ribs So that purchaser having in view pfospec-'
tive expense would lose the price of three settsi
of ribs if the ribs of his gin were not movable
Any planter with common intelligence can move
the straight ribs himself, and thus obtain all the
benefit of q new sett of ribs. -
The greatest uniformity can be obtained in the,
roll by giving the ribs the proper angle, the effect
of which is, to throw the weight of the roll more
upon the saws than upon the seed board, and by
adjusting the seedboard so as to PREVENT the seed
when once detached from re-uniting with the rol;5
this improvement has been made by the subscri-,
Der within few months. ~
With regard to fast picking gins, the greatest
amount of lint is obtained in two ways. First, by
having long teeth lying as nearly parallel to the
verge of the saw as possible so that the teeth
tering the ribs so much point foremost they are
obliged to carry all the cotton through that they
get hold Of. fifty saw gin with these sort OF.
teeth on nine inch saw has gined eight bales per-
day. The second plan is, to form the breasts
that the teeth meets the ribs nearly at right angles
and thus packs the cotton into the teeth Of the;
saws. This plan is very straining on the sawss
and causes much heavier draught Whether the
cotton is injured by "a overwraught speed, the.
planters must judge for themselves. The subscri-
ber will furnish to the planters of this and adjon
ing Districts Cotton Gins equal in durable value,
to any in the country. Delivered at Chester York,
or Charlotte, or any landing on the road for 81
per saw. The brushes Of my gins are covered with
tin which adds much to their strength and dura-i
bility.
All orders promptly attended to. a.a -. 80
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT. 4
q N N :
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of Writs of FIsri Facias, to me direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours of
Sheriffs Sale, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER next, at York Court House, the fol-
lowing property, wiz
One negro boy named Mack, levied on as the
property of James L. Davies at the suit of William
2. McFadden.
One grinlstone and frame, one turning lathe
and wheel, and one cotton gin, levied OH as the
property Of Il. Morrison at the suit of Vincent
Parsons.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on rs the property of Margaret A.
Harris, at the suit of NJ. a. Kee and others.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of Wm A. Civ
ems, at the suit of S. Sadcr & Son.
One negro boy, Henry, levied on as the proper
ty of 7. W. Faris, at the suit of Wylie Motfatt
and others.
One tract cf land whercon the defendant now
resides levied on as the property OF Andrew Wher'
ry, at the suit Of Wylic, Roddy & Co.
s. c. Y0UNGBLO0D, s. Y.D.
Yorkyillc September I, 1886.
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MOUNTAIN HOTEL.
MORGANToN, N. G.

TNHIS ESTABLISHMENT continues open for
4 the reception of the travelling public. It's
located beyond the noise and hustle Of the Court
Square, and the disorder of the drinking houses
in that vicinity yet tits sufficiently near the pub
lie square for all purposes Of business Its char
actcr as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, its admirable
situation with regard to GOODNESS and ,quietness;
its elevated position, from which the finest noun
tain views may be enjoyed, and to which the
mountain breezes fresh and unobstructed have
access, are too well known to require further COM
mendation. The proprietor has added to its com;
forts and conveniences, and he trusts tomerit and
hopes to receive continuation of the public pa
tronage which he has hitherto enjoyed.
J. NJ. HAPP0LDT.
n. B. Persons dcsirous of coming direct from
Charlotte to Morranton, will find ready facilities
of transportation, there being daily line OF Sta
ees from Charlotte to Lincolnton, and at Lincoln
ton Col. B. S. Johnson, the proprietor Of the Ho-'
TEL keeps good horses, carriages and drivers, for
public use: and at Morganton he!subscriber,also-
is ready at any time to transport persons toSany
point to which they may wish to CO.. J. NJ. II. >
Aug az ON
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TO TAKE TRAVELLERS ].
RAIL ROAD HOTEL
By JOHN R. NICHOLSON.

y1HHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally that his HOUSE,
known as the Railroad Hotel, opposite the Ches-
ter Depot is still open for the reception Of regu-
lar and transient boarders and the travelling pub
lie; and that he is making every exertion to de-
serve and secure continuance Of the kind and
liberal patronage which has, been hitherto extend
ed to him. He fatters himself that every needed
arrangement has been made to promote the COM
fort Of all who stop with him. His rooms are al
~ and we'll furnished, his servants are attentive
and obedient, and his table constantly supplied
with the best of the season, so tint his friends
will not want any attention necessary to. make
their sojourn pleasant and agreeable. His stables
are furnished with good hostlers and an abun-
dance of proyender, and he is prepared at O mo-
ments notice to supply his customers with private
conveyances of every sort, to any part Of thesur-
rounding country.
nea. Bonrders furnishing their own lodging will
be boarded at $40 per month. :. q
He desires to return his acknowledgements to
the public for past favors and soicts for the fu.
ture an equally liberal share Of patronage.
JOHN R. NICHOLSON.
march 20 II
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STEAM MILLS,
A LONG CREDIT,
Commissioners Sale.
In EauitY---York.

In Equity---York
Matthew Sturgis, Ct al.
rs. Bill for Partition.
Thos. W. Sturgis, ct. al.
IN obedience to the Decretal of the Court of E.
Il quity, made ut June Term, 1885, l will expose
to public sale at York Court House on the FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT, q tract of land
situate i'll York District, the waters Of Taylor's
Creek, bounded by lands of J. n. McElwee, Jr
Vim. c. Wherry, VIM. Love, Matthew Williams
and others, containing
$50 ACRES.
TERMs.-A suf6ciency of cash to pay the costs
of this suit-the balance on a credit of one and
two years. with interest from the day of SALE pur-
chaser to give bond and two good sureties for the
paymen. of the purchase money.
JNO. L. MILLER,
(S0) C. f. Y. ID.
Sept &c st