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Valuable
LAND FOR SALEI

pursuance of the power invested in me by
Il rrtu" OF the last Will and Testament Of
FRANCIS ATKINS, will proceed to cell on
Wednesday the 18th November next,
a valuable Tract Of Land, situated on the vi
emma Road, miles west Of Abbevilc G. H.,
containing
:HSs<n. IA e." JESSE
bnun'led by Lands of Ed,:,und Cobb and others.
lie pinccis well improved, with about Eighty
Acres Of second and third years land: also.
about Forty Acres of first quality BOTTOM,
cleared aud in cultivation, and not subject to
overflow; and about Two Hundred and Seven
ty:ive Acres of weIl-timLered WOOD LAND.
There are upon the premises good
dwelling House, Gin House, Stables,
and all necessary Out.buildings. The location
Is e"nanicrei one Of the most healthy in the Dis.
'iie'. having an excellent and never-failing Well
au y. "a'Sr I"'cIi;'Scrs arc earnestly invited to
call ana examine the premises.
Also, Oh the same day und place, will sell
about -
500 BUSHELS OF CORN,
5000 pounds Of Fodder, 100 Bushels Wheat a
lot of Cotton Seed. one lot of Shucks. one Yote
of Oxen, one Road Wagon, seven head Mules
ana Horses, one lot of Sheep n fine lot Of Cat.
tie, fine lot of Stock and Bacon Hogs. one
ii"g.v and Harness, Household and Kitchen
-, " Il ~ o! fihi'ation Tools, set of
Biacks:';ihs Tools. and 4 good Gin, Fan aud
Thrnshcr
will, also. on the same ,lav.
Hire about Fifteen Negroes,
from the day Of sale until LIST of January, 1858,
consisting OF men. women and children The
h'rer Will he rcIn red to pay taxes and furnish
the Usual amount of clothing, and no deduc.
ton Will he allowed for loss of time by sickness
or otherwise.
7EHNS--Personnl Property on credit Of
twelve months with interest from date Real
r:s'a'e on one ami iw" years Time, in equal in
sialmcnt$, with interest from dote Sums ne
$50 or under, cash. Purchasers to give Note
and tw" approved surctcs. Possession to bo
given lst January, 1857.
ROBERT ATKINS Ex'or
Oct l. 1856. oa-at
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k1rSc Sale Of
E S ATE PROP TY!

'nN the 25th and days following Of Novcm
~ her next. at the late iresilcncc of Capt
j. L. BOYD deceased, near " War.llaw's Bridge
on Little River, the undersigned will sell to
til" highest hi,i'!"r nll the Personal Property
Of said deceased. to wit
g. LIKELY Negroes.
l.5po Bushels of Germ, large lot Of Fodder,
60O Bushels of Wheat, Seed Oats. Cotton
Seed, ShuckS fourteen head Mules anl Horses,
about forty heal OF Cattle, lot of Sheep, Stocl;
and Bacon Hogs, three Road Wagons, two
Carriages, one Buggy, !I"uS"hold and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation an.l Blaclsnlith's Tools
Eailroad Stock, &r., dc, DC.
TEEMs.--Twcivc months credit, without in.
tcrrst Sums Of SID" less, cash. Note and
approved securities required of purchasers
WM. 4. BOYD. Admir-.
RUTH H. BOYD, A.?m'x
October 90, 1856. 2Jit
\. B.-At the same time and place. The Com.
missioner will sell the LIND, 800 Acres in
three tracts. Said tracts are conveniently ar
ranged, the land is fertile. we'll tirnbcred, we'll
watcred, and in every respect desirable Per.
SONS wishing - purchase, requested to call
and examine for themselves
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Sale Of Estate Property.
VALUABLE LAND. AND NEGROES.

Wild sell on the 18th oftNovember next,
l. at the late residence Of II. +. Power de-.
ceased, all the personal property Of the decd,
to wit: Twenty-three Likely Negroes. Crop
Horse, Cattle. Hogs. and all articles of every
kind Of House and Plantation furniture belong.
ing to said Estate. ~:
N. B.--Tho Land will be sold by tho Com.
missioner. G. ". HUOKABRE, Adm'r.
Oct TO- 1855. 28.td
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Settlement of the Estate of Joseph Mar
shall, decd.

VIE Subscribers, Executors Of the last Will
Il OF Joseph Marshall, deed. hereby rive
public notice to all parties interested in ;l.. Es-
tate OF said deceased, to appear, either in per
son Or by attorney. in the Court of Ordinary
for Abbcville District, s. c., on the lst day Of
Ja""ary, is11, MS on that day n final settle.
nient viii be male, and the Executors will not
afterwards consider themselves rs accountable
for interest.
All persons Indebted to the Estate, it is
hoped, Will make payment before that time ::
""d those having demands, (f ANY, will pre-
sent them for payment.
J. J. V " NiEti; "; MnRSHALL, S4 rx'o.a
Sept. 90, 1856. 22.an
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The State of Sos,th Carolina.

Tllc State of Sos,tEl Carolina.
-1EBETILLE DLS7HIL'T
CWee Court Of Common Treas om.l G,nI Sessions
,s Attachment.
james 4. Lilds. E"skin, Pi''a's Attorney.
4, 1lEREAS the Plaintiff dill, on the ,.!,-
~ tccnth DAY of October eighteen hun
drcd AMI iifty-six. Tile his declaration against
the Dcs':id,mt, who, Gt is said is absent from
and without the limits Of this State anil has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, up"u whom copy cf sail declaration
might he served: 1t is therefore ordered.
that The said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said 'eclarati"n, or before the nine
teenth day OF October. eighteen hundred and
hhy-scv"n, otherwise final and absolute i,ir-
menl will then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, t. GP.
Clerks Office, Oct. IS, 1856 25.ly
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Notice of Final Settlement

TREDlTOIS, debtors. and nll others inter.
" estcd in the Esinte of the nte Mrs. Ma
ry Hill, deceased, will tnkc notice that q Final
Settlement Of the said Estate will be made I'm
the Ordnary's Office. at Abbeville CeH,,. on
Thursday, the 10th of january next. Allsper-
sons having demands must present them on or
before TINT day; and those owing the estate
must make payment in the same time.
DAVID kELLAR Exor.
Oct. 10, 1856. 23.3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Geo. Med. Watson,
rs Bill for Partition
Jan4~ J.. Watson of Lands.
aud others.
ESIit9C iNT {" Order of Court, I ill sell
Il nt r"b.t' u;.."V al NBi".vi!c t'o,r,
li"H.", "n >"!"-,:"y III :.ovem,lrr ucxt, (:ll ali
The i;ra' l.s'";e "t Mar-nrct Watson, deed, in
AnI"r:;lc D:~',irt h,.i;1 about
FL S:IE:SCD ia C-HE KE-o
mere or !">S, bounded hy lands of John Nickel
lar. DR.. '"hu u. Barrat nnl others
1EH.NS-A credit "f ore Year. with inter.
ct from the day oi sale. Purchaser to give
Bond with two good surcics To secure th. rur.
ci'asc money. pnv the CASTS in Cash and Iav Tor
pnprrM WM. II. PARKER. C.. i. Il. u.
S"i'lii'ssi"nerS Oiiicr, Oct; Is, 1896. 23.t,ls
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Public Sale Of land

Public Sale Of Land
Ey Orasr Of the Co"n IF Ordingry
Real Estate of Robert Carlisle. decd.
10y Order "f the Court Of Ordinary for Alb
- hevi!ir District, ] will sell to the highest
bidder on Sale day in November next, Mt the
Court ii"nS. door, the Real Estate of Robert,
Carlisle: deed. situate in said District, on wa
tiers "f McCoriS Creek, waters of Long Cnnc
containing One lIunlr",l and Twclcc Acres,
more or less. and adjoining lands Of William
I'LL. Edward Noble aud others.
JERNS-Twelve months credit, the rur-
chaser giving bond md goo d security. and
mortgage of the premises if deemed n ecessary.
Costs TO be paid in CASH.
I. II. COCHRAN, S-A. d.
October IL, 1856. o4.3t
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House Building.

1--WE undersigned is now prepared to do all
l. work entrusted to his care, in the Buill
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all tcscrip.
ti"ns of Buildings, from onestory house to IL
Court House.
Having received instructions from the best
Architects in the Union, he flatters himself TINT
W. can have work done in n style equal to and
rs cheap MS can be done in New York
REfEEEScEs.-King Il Kelum. Architects,
brooklyn, New York Wm Gainer,s Architect
of New York City; Perryman IL Waller, New
Market Dr. John F. Barratt, Barrattsville.
HENRY JONES
Greenwood, Oct. 10. 1856 o3.ly
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NOTICE {!

Execution of the Will of Major John
L Cochran, deceased, the subscriber will
sell, at AIbcvillc Court House. on Monday
the First day of December next, the L-1NLjS
hcl"m"ing t. the Estate of said deceased, CHI
hracing the residence farniliarly known us the
DEAprALI, and containing
81. a.e:B%h xA@ME E%s
In divisions as follows:
The IAO.NE Tract, containing 72T Acres
The McNIIRY Tract containing 200 Acres
Tract No. ! continuing 39i Acres
Also, Land belonging to Estate Of
a. B. Cochran containing 500 Acres
Said Lands lie adjoining, and contain IN
gross Eighteen Hundred and Seventy.one
Acres. situated Immediately on the Greenvile
and Columbia Railroad, Mc greater port in
ll"ods. The Dea'liall is finely improved
place, AMI considered one o. the most hcauti.
iul anl healthy l"calities in Abbevillc District
Either Of The Tracts, or the whole, NAV he
treated for privately (om accommodating tcrms)
before the day Of sale.
J. n. COCHRAN. Ex'or.
Oct %, 1856. 25.tf -
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
Fall Trade 1866.

- L
pROOM e. NGRRELI. have lust received
- their Stock Of Fall and Win
aCr Goods, aud would call tl.r attention oi
their friends and the public to the assortment.
Their Stock is very large. and comprises all
the best makers and styles OF Goods, and The
latest novelties of the season, and rs they are
determined not to br uudrrsold bv any House
in the State, aui Will GCAEANrEE THEIR Prices
to he rs low - the lowest, they feel assured
TINT an examination Of their Goods, will en-.
sur- continuation of the liberal patronage
they have r"criv"d--rhry would invite attcn.
ton to the following:
Ladies Dress Goods, Blk an.i Fancy Silks,
fr and Eng Mcrin"s, Scotch, Fir and Am
: Ginmha:ns.
Eng Fr and Am Prints, Embr"ideries, all
! kinds,
Dress Trimmings Hosiery. very large as.
snrimrni,
Gloves "f every description. Irish Linens,
"tah!" Linens ;nd Diapers, Napkins, boy
lies and Towels.
Slir'i::~ and PILLOW Linens Blva and
i;r" :;hiGiii;rS,
rants stun, Twceds, Cassirncres and
Cloths.
Ladies' Cloths all c"l"rs Ecd Blankets.
Finnrcls, Red. Whit" W.lcll .rc Cassm.rcs
and Iiails for children.
li"nsc Servants Goods. alI kinds,
ii !";raS. B"t.hazir,"s. Dmitics Quilts.
Eur Fringes, Shawl%. ali kinds.
y large assortment Of Negro Blankets, Kc-
srF<, I.'nSey<. Stripes, Plaid, and O<naburgs.
Augusta, Gi., sept. -. lSJG 2Gif
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asftcHfhasonry nnd Plastering.
INllE undersigned having formed Co.pnrt
i nerSh!p in the above business, arc prepar.
ed to do all work entrusted to them in the best
and most substantial manner. Having q long
irncticai experience IN the business, they fattcr
themsclvs that they cun please the mos, f,s,id.
ious All work will be warranted.
JOHN COUMBE.
vr a. J. WOODHURST.
REFEREScE.-H. ~. Jones, j. A. Calhoun onl
Dr. j. W. Hearst, Of Ahbevile.
Ahbevillc &. II. Oct 10, 1856. 2a.1v
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I, For Sale! For Sale!

VOUSG & MULLIKIN, at their LANYARD
Il near Due West. have constantly on hand
n full supply of the best qualities Of Oak-tan.
ned and IIemlock Sole, Upper. Harness and all
other Lcathers usually in demand, which they
sell at fair prices.
gY- Hides taken in exchange for ,Lenther.
Due West, S. c., Sept. 27, l856.e& 2l-2m
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Great Inducements,

Great Inducements.
WE have n large stock of Negro Goods
w consisting of kcrseys Georgia Plains
and I.inseys. together with Heavy Negro
Blankets. superior to any we Shaye ever had
and will promise to give every one who may
call upon us, every induccment in the way Of
price and quality, to buy Of us.
MILLER & WARREN,
Opposite Globe Hotel :,
Oct TO- 1856. 23-tt #
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEvILLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
JAS A. Norwood, Assignee, pm J., r.,
Nathaniel Harris and o,bcrs Mortgage.
PURSUA to order, will sell at Able
vile Court House. at Public Outcry, on Sale.
gay III l)"cc'n Der next. Nsi.) that Tract of Land
belonging to DIR. Nathaniel Harris, known as
The Fort Charlotte Tract,
situate in said State and District, on the Savan-
nah River, containing Seven Hundred Acres,
more or less. bounded by land, Of W. u. Part
low. ID. Is. Cadc and oti hers
TERMS CA,SH
WM. II. PARKER, c. T. a. d.
commissioners Office !
Oct. %, 1855 ! &c ids
\. B.-Salc positive
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for >
Southern Use, h'
CONSISTING OF
Single and two lIors. Turning PLOCGHS,
Is Varieties:
Double Michigan, Double Mould Board. and
Hill Side PlOCGllS;
SuoSoil PLOUGH, several kinds Formu,.' 5
Patent PLOUGH;
Cultirators; llarrows, kinds Corn Shelters,
kinds Straw Cutters, 10 sizes and
kinds
Road Scrapers: Horse Hoes; Horse Powers
and Thrcshcrs. ) varieties Of each;
Fan Mills; Grain Cradles; Grass Scy,hcs and
Handles; Smut Machines;
Bush Hooks; Pruning and Hedge Shears ;
Pruning Saws and CLsrls;
Sausage Meat Cutters mud Suffers: Farmers
Boilers, for 1"iliu. food for stock Chnr,,S;
Hay and Garden Rak"S; llav and Manure
Forks; Hoes, Spades, Shovcls Grain
Scoops;
Wheel Barrnws, Field anl Garden Rollers ::
Corn Planters. Scales;
Store. Warehouse, and D.po, Trucks; Well and
Horse Buckcts; Pump Chain and Fix
lures; Rock Salt for stock
eB We keep Extra Point, for our P.uughs,
and will furnish. at sl,"r, notice, such part, of
Ploughs md other implements, as may Le
wanted I" replace broken pieces.
GentlcmcnS and Boys Tool Chests. &c., &C.
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Notice.
a IL. persons who hold claims against the
~ Trust Estate lately managed iv William
;. Ansly, as my Agent, will present them to me
on or before the 18th November next. as on
That day the Trust Estate will be finally set
tied in the Commissioners Office at ALTov;lle
Court House. JOSEPH l.. HEARST
SeEt 30, iooo. - 10 Trustee
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Sale by Public Auction.
Estate of james A. Andrews, decd.

Sale by Public Auction.
Estate of james A. Andrews, decd.
DY permission of the Ordinary for Abbe-
ID Vile District willscll ut the late resi-
dence of james A. And,cws, deceased on
Tuesday the llth day Of November next, the
,pcrsonnl Estate ofsnid deceased, consist, OF
Ten Likely NEGROES. Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Corn, Fodder, Cotton. Plantation Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, dc. dc.
TERMs made known on day of sale.
MARY a. ANDREWS, Adm'rx
Oct ,l8, 1886.
ALSO
will sell on the same day my Plantation,
consisting of
@D@ IA %HR HE-s
more or less, of which there are probably One
Hundred md Seventy-fiye Acres in Woods ;
about Thirty.f five of low grounds or Greek
bottom. Those in want of q good Plantation
of this size will do we'll to examine mine.
The terms will be very accommodating
MARY A. ANDREWS.
October 22. 1856. 25-3t
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Notice TO Planters.
- &C. ajzjlD:7+ 49,
| NTH. the First of January next. any Plant
~ cr Shipping One or more Bales Of Cot
ton. OF his own Produce, to Columbia or any
station above, and selling it himself. will be
allowed return Ticket free Of Charge
By order Of the Board
T. L. RAWOpTH, Genl Surt.
Office G. & c. r. r. Co.
Oct. 7, 1856. t. oa-tfi
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NEW DRUG, BOOK, AND FANCY
@H~0DHE.M ME
AT ABEEVHlLE; G.. III

NEW DRUG, BOOK, AND FANCY
-1~0DMEM ME
AT ABBEVlaLE G. III.
INlE subscribers have recently return c.l
L from the New York, phIadrlphia and
Baltimore. where they have purchased - fine
Stock ui
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
which they will warrant as pure as the Iurcst.
They will prepare their own Tinctur's and
Compounds. such AS L"minn"n Partyoric, iSyr.
MP IF S9"Hs, &c. DE, and will guarantee the
purity and strength of all such preparations.
No pains or expense will br spared to rive our
friends satisfaction in this department. Thcv
have added To their Stock the usual routine of
Patent Medicines, which will be sold To those.
desiring s'lch articles ut fair prices
They havra also small but well selected
Stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
which will he rcrlrnish"'l to any extent that
the demands oi the public may require.
Their Stock of
PcrfuIacry and Fancy Articles
is large and well selected. and they are deter
mined that the supply shall equal the demand
Their Stock WIS purchased almost exclusive
~ Tor ash. aud they intend To sell on accom-
mo'iutInT terms. BRANCH * ALLEN
ISAAC BRANCH. NJ H.,
ciI ,ELEs H. ALLEN Oct. o.. 25.3n
Telescope Copy.
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We are also Agents for selling the following.
Articles:
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
COB CRCSllERS,
Universally admitted to he the Best Crushcrs
ever invented, and in tho Use Of which for
feeding stock, saving Of tl,ir,l is made us
has been proved beyond dispute
Hoe & Cos aud Wclch & Gritliths' Circular
SAWS ard SAW GCMMER$;
Stcarns * M"rvii's Celebrated Fire, Powder,
and Burglar Proof
SALAM a DER SAFES.
Rotary Smoothing IRONS, Heated with
No family should be without this very useful
article.
All the above are offered for sale at fair and
regular prices, i'll connection with our cXtcn-
sive stock Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
CARMICHAEL & BEAN,
WM. r. CAnM,cTAEr, Augusta, Ca
JosEru :. BEAN.
GEORGE =. ADAM May ., 1856 sally
TO FARMERS, MECHlylCS AND OTHERS.
Nc CORDS
Patent Portable Anti-Frirtiun Horse Power,
The Best ill Use.
Patented July IL, 1854.
TNlIIS is MI invention hv which large por-
Il tion of the power Of the horse is render
ed available than by any other arrangement
known It's parts are few and simple not lin
BILE to dcranrc,nent readily adjusted for work
ing and with ordinary care very durable and
efficient.
The Machines arc manufactured with great
exac,ness anl all precisely alike, tnat in
piece should he broken We can always
fusnish piece to replace it.
1t is designed for one or two horses q"
can be used for n great variety of work. I :,
by saving = large amount Of labor. cxpe,.
and valuable time to the Farmer Mechanic and
others
BY reason Of its portability the owner can
readily locate it wherever it may sut his bus
mess. 1t can he used to cool advantage for
driving cotton gins, ,hrcslins machines, circu-
lar, or other saws, planning and other machines
for working wood, driving mills, of various
kinds, for grinding grain, paint. dc, straw. cut
ters. corn-shcllers, lathcs, grind stones, dc,
and for churning, washing pumping wate. for
cattle, irrigation, or draining. and all other
purposes to which Horse Power is adopted
We also keep the most approved Spike and
Beatcr TlIRESIIEItS, which can he driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS, for Hand or Horse Power.
SMUT MACHINES, Grain Cradles. Betting
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Mills CARMICHAEL d BEAN.
Dealers in Hard'corc, cutlery and A.gricuiiu.
raj implements,
Augusta Ga. May Q. 1856. 526m
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y large assortment of Negro Blankets, he :
srtS. l.!nS"y<. Stripes, Plaid, and O<naburgs
Augusta, G.t., sept. -. lsJG. 2G.,f
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eB The friends of W. ". GRIFFIN respsstr
fully announce hip candidate. for SksyN e !
ehe snseihg election. IMdy 7, &sSb,
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pursuance of the power invested in me by
Il vIrtu" OF the last Will and Testament Of
FRANCIS ATKINS, l will proceed to cell on
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AGRlCUL TURAl AND MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Machinists' and Builders Materials!
HARDWARE, Cutlery, AND HOUSE FUR.
NISIlING G00DS!!

a WE have now in store, and will =
go continue I" keep large a$sort-
" mcnt of the Most APPROVED E
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for
Southern SO Il
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RAILRoAp DEFINITIONS IN TIE WET

h'ltNi" teh All the railroads in this section ar.
over t'e N'gira fa- road this morning ther. have ban
no arrivals The Detroit mail, via the Great Western ro.
NaS t"e oly mail received to-day. train started ,
hr central road this morning, but returned being unab.
to proceed The train which left for Cleveland ve.,
morning ON tue LAX" Shore Road, has only reached Ham
'urg Several engines sent 20 it assistance are frozen n
on the road Reports from Dunkirk saw that large ppn,
Der OF paseugers were unable get away from there the
Erie ruad being It'll iupassAhlr.
ROCHESTER,, Feb We have no communication sb
either Buffalo or Niagara Falls to-day Two trains Ar, a.,
IN tie -no" on the Buffalo road and nine locomotives are
ia The s"os banks and otherwise disabled within tW.ptv
niles OF Rochester on the Niagara Falls road , nun,
o VI -'s"t'' "ii" large gang OF men, went up thi,
morning To clear the tracks The Rochester and Syrc
Old road - still blocked up. Relief was sent out tb s
noon. Many strangers are bound here WAITING A.,
opportunity To- leave town - ''
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I1f ACsgsrA FtsETt dre which ocurred n Augusta. Ga ,,
sun iY night lnlucv Yesterday ~ or i'm : -
~ we! rom Fene- % extended direction ronst
u. ' progress 'He twenty hr- thirty tuldngs 49,.
- 80, lei was wood house Broad street Owned nv ~
' ~ u'lao-i A. and ,nor Ei- street ownei kv tb.
sa'e person TIE extent % the l
'N i many persons whose circumstance life are IinirJ
h' ANtHf Mtlss-We have already announced ,ae sh
o ti s-neu-n M % h- ATTEST and besf h-v- 80,
seu- q Augusta, Ca ti-o-r S.o.,. - | s
nen in every r the public good Ills stb 49,. r,
flurl -nrrow and ~ '''' Na1s''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-08

ANOTHER lNnIAN MA,S'cRE IN FLoRrpA-A lettrr;r IN.
Philadelphia Ledger dated Fort Mver. F1orid. J,n,,r
~ gives the following particulars OF another Indian ont
rage. '1'
no'mahon has just reached this plsce OF another
sacrc hv The Seminole f5lisns Five men helo,in -
u company. Second Artillery, while on police duty
three m,- from Fort Dyuand, 30 miles from mi. -
attacked, and sll ave one massacrcd WV
There are but few troops in the part Of the county,
open 10 ATTACK. aud unless We receive an aeou ston
they and n- settlers be numbered among tbo-e ,ht
""te During the past mouth n men IO horse. and A
mules together with other stores belonging to the 4
nave been "antunly sacrificed by these red skins
T. 81 have just learned the names of those killed y.
ieriay-Corporal Love prvates Jas SLAYER Ja, F,nny
McCana Buzby amy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-08
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS DECLARED FOR
Mr. RICH ANAN 80

fniiApfiFmA, Feb 6.-Re-olutous were reported in
N bcmociatic City Convention to-day recommenJinc
". n',s"es 10 the state Convention to use all honorable
li.'u- to secure the nomination of Nc buchanan o d.,
Presidency which were adopted slmo,t unani,rou.i,
tho'c voting ia the ucgatye, wishing the resolution,
stronger III their expression Of preference Tor Mr. Buct
auan
Much confusion was created by the announcement that
c h"o" Nothing reporter Of the Times ~as in the roam
and ought n be excluded portion oi the Conveption
''irl lofcinl grcunE him Others protested but the,
reporter nuaiy wilhdreS At the solicitation OF his friends
thus ending the tumut The candidates for delegate. a.
he State Convention took oath this morning t6,t tb
were not a"d dd not intend 10 become members Of any o
-auizliiou prescribing citizens in consequence Of tb
uItu place OF rri giUu