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ISsCRASCE.

INSURANCE.
TlHE VIRGINIA FlkE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Office No l3i. Main s,r""', Richmond.
Va. continues 10 insure on the mos, favorable terms,
ays!us, loss or damage oy are, inc dangers OF the sens
snd inland transportation. II has furnished To the public
reiia Die means Of protection asains, loss FROM the above
h,zsrds for over "a ~years-bsviuc promptly met claims
without legal proceedings, save il one Gaze, and that war
decided in It's favor 10 an srnoru; largely exceeding
81, 900. 900.
Dwellings, barns, stables. mills and the contents of each
bridges, railroad depo,s, lumber houses, merchant siotss'
Zranaries and produce. ships, their cargoes ana ile.sa.'
and almost every kind OF property taken al tan 1a'e'o VI
premium. -,4o..
or Secretary will rece!rS p-ocnp attention.
No charge for policy or survey 10 any case
THos. n. ALFRIEED Prest.
W. 7 cor.an,s. secy. Sep, 29-d&ctf
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IDTrCroSrE
G1EEIiEEs
SOUTHERN LOTTERY, on TIE
HAVANA PLAN.


PRIZES GUARANTEED.
n HUNDRED AID TWO THOUSAND DoLLAkS
OnIy Is go rYn5rs.
~.PRlZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCIlON.rA
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- Bi IrTHORilIOF THE SIdis of "hoFriA
CLASS 7.
To \, drawn Drryypru =. 1850, at CONCERT HALL
Macon, ia, under The sworn tope!ntcnoetecoi Io- neo
NJ. Logan npd w. {. apitrson; 80
Rcmembc. this Lottery nss only l'UO uuuoer'-!ess
,b.n apv ottpry in the world !-ttcretoEe IL lie the best :Cr
investment. Exauine tue scleIne!
SCHEME:
p,,.of $4,000
p,;,eo $500
p-,.of 1900
P-xos Of 100 s-e 1000
pI,e,of 500 are 600
an 100 arc s,0Un
INn 10 are 6U,g0
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
% Ammo xtm.non. OF 500 are 5000
81 % are 1850
81 90 arc l,OO0
M. Prizes, amounting TO sloo,oo
Tickets $40; Halves sS; Quarters So 50.
The 100 prizes Of $40. are determined by The f2u-e
of the number that draws 'he capital prize OF e!5,CvJ.-
The capital prize. will, OF cours.. end with one OF the
d,ur-s-!, 9, ;. 4, :, q. :, g, 9, o. Those Whole Tickets
ending with the ssire figure ~ the lant IN To. Capital will
be entitled 20 $40. Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons sending money by mai! need not Tear ITS being
lost. Orders punctually attended TO. Communications
confidential. B4uk notes OF sound banks taken al par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order immc.
diateiy.
eS.AddrcssJAMEs F. WINTER, Manager, Macon. Ga,
My IL
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WEST & GATEwoOD
CORN, FODDER, OATS, TOBACCO. HORSES
MULEa, CATTLE. SHEEP, HOGS, farming IN

L. "Nh 49, h'.sN'
PIGMENTS, &c, AT AUCTION.
n SHALL ole. for sale. a; pablo auction. az Dsnnisvl!c,
IN An.elil County. on TUESDAY, December 18th, 4.
fair, II no; or the EEK; .ar day, a.. 0! my crops y! every
description: $50 barrels Of Corn. - stacks Of good Fodder,
c.GrJ or 1900 lbs OF Ou:s, crop o. Tobacco. straw nnf
Gh.:F, stock Of Horse. Mules, Cattle. Sheep, fat and stock
t.os5. six young No Mules, IN three yoke OF well broke
Oxen. n sock Il good Farming implements, irc!u!'EZ q
Whest Tareshing Machine, one excellent Wheat AMI Seed
Dr. |, one OF BuTrel. Wheat R-spersin h!s: rate order
Also, several good Wagons and Cars Ploughs, &c, &c;
. very good Carriage aud Harness, Household ana h.,ch
en Furniture, very desirable, and many otler articles
TERMS on day VI sale Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock,
anu continue the nex,dsy II not cytnp!et-d
LIMO. TlLMON FOSTER.
p. 81 will sell privately ;~o valuable and desirable
FARMS, one in the extreme edge OF Amelia county, u
miles from Petersburg. called "Es;sros,' Containing
nearly 90 acres, on which - seeded about 200 oushe!,
Wheat, mostly on followed land, with eight tons OF gus"o
Also, "DHlk-!;h, IN DinwGId Z, near fetersburg. with
ane improvements, containing 2l., acres, highly IN
proved; has seeded lo2 bushels Wheat m good lard.
will cell a bsrgain In both, on long credits. Address,
soon. care OF Mcssrs D.brell & Johnson. Richmond, Va
Nov 25-c3wi If j. T. FOSTER
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NEGRO HIKING y GENERAL AGENCY
IHyHE uad, rsizned continue to hire out and to sell Ne.
groes, 10 rent out Hous-s. 10 sell Real Estate. and TO
collect and settle claims OF ev,r ~ descripron-and again
oSsr their service, TO ;hsir parons and % the public gen
orally for the ensuing yeaI. P. N. TA9B 4 SON,
Otacs ON sovernof. sesw cen Main and Frsnitn ,a-
Dec l-c:lsJAu
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SCHOOL.

TIME subscriber will open a school tor the instruction
over. near the old Fork Church, about ) miles rom lay,
lorsvilie Depot, on the Richuoud, fredericksburg end
Potomac Rail Road, and % miles from Ve.don Post once
ON the Virgins Central Raj Road, and within one mile
of the schoul OF Mr.. Lewis ~. Coleman.
He will teach the EnsEsh and Latin Languages VIII
the rudimens OF The Greek.
The schso, will be opened on the 18th day OF January
nex,, and limited 20 10 scholars.
ss.l, copSi.n, ,ha, be will give satisfaction 70 those who
NAV favor MIN with their patronage.
TERMS-Fer the scholastic year OF 10 months, Tor
board and tuition. everything included, excep, books and
stationery, sl5o, payable half yearly IN advance.
REyEGEScEs-Mr. Fred. w Coleman. Lewis NJ. Coie-
man. Dr.. Jas. NJ. Sheppard, and Col. Ed EonIaine:
lCHARD +. DARRACOTT
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NOTICk.-An persons are hereby notified NO. 70
trade for . note Of hand, given by me TO Lee & Over
by Or order for AZ 600. ~ the note 10 without considers.
aon, and | sm determines NOT to pay 1t unless compelled
by law.
Doc 3-ca~ JANIS 4. LEI.
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VXTANTED TO PtRCHAsE.-A u.et of dmbsr
w land or wood land. ssy from 50 70 500 .cTss on
James River or some other n~avdgsbie stream AddIsss,
Richmond, 90, Also price 81 wood psr cord Il landing j.
w, Valley Forge Post ofee. Psoasylvania-
AUG l9-cd
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seU00LS AND COLLEGES.
HALIFAX ACADEMY,
Ip.Y r0S-pr unTSE r

gr,u,S, .Lool cout.uuos 10 be conducted BY tie sub
.,rib.r, In which the branches usually embraced 10
-. r,,ri.h. Classical aud Mathematical course arc taught
The scholastic year Is divided into two sessions OF twenty
rr,ss e.ch. The next session commence, tue l!1 OF
January, 1857
Mr.. WIN Younger assists the subscriber.
The followiu: terms are required, bali III advance, the
residue at the enc oil each session:
Primary EuShsh. ror session Sls 20
higher English branches, pc! session - W
English branches, with Classics aud Msthcnu:ics.
per session ~ W
Incidental Expenses, per session %
Deduction is made from the ueore in Cases OF necessary
deteutiCn Of three weeks or more.
Board can be ootained with tho subscriber at eD Pe'
session. including everything but lights.
Boarders are also ccommodate IN the village.
Dec l-c4w }. J. AEEREll, rtlGttPe.-
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SCHOOL IN LOtlSA
AvlNG engaged, as teacher. Miss PAUL, an eApe
renced and accomplished lady, the school al eaii.n
field, Louisa, will commence again on the lt OF septTgSS
Der. We viii take a limited number OF ooaEde!s. tae
discipline will be parental, and str1ct attention paid 70 Tee
morals OF the young ladies', -..r..
For a session OF ten months, board ana tuition 10 a.;s ~
English branches, ca
LAIN. ~
French, &
Drawing, {
Painting. .
Ornamental needle work, M
Music laugh, By Mr. Boiling. .vrp
Address LpMis u.
Aug l2-ctf uel.--
FL AT ROCK FEMALE
uNOR the wear 1856. the hrst session oil TINS - ~
will commence on the 18th OF January, SUI 80 r.
the ,Orb OF June. The second session Will
Arb Jply and close the 18TH December: -r, crss,or.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END Or lhh SO "a
Tuition in the English Department. 'ne'aa'Ns I. on
rrepeh, spanish and italian, each es'ra''' on NJ NJ
Ornamental Branches each, extra atteaenet price, M
! 800 snd Geek Glass, taught BY Jno. Organ, IT.. ~ w
i-,S. rn,Isb DEPARTMENT, Mise f. I. Scott 10 again EN-
,,onsj In Inc other department OF Music and frencn
Wo' iIoh, D'Vlsming is employed and a; dis post
ScMy addres. 10 Macfarlands, Lunenourg. va;
Jnne 5i-ctt 'ohN
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ALMANACS FOR 1857.
VUST published and for sale by J. WARRoCH, The
- virxinia and North Carolina Almanac for
1857. containing, in addition to What usually s~ppertaips
to an Almanac, . variety ofuseful and entertaining matter.
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BELYIDERE,
FOR BALTlMO
LNREiGHT received to-day. Monday,
and 4p to The hour of . o'clock, P. .s&
n. Tuesday, the 9th inst -
day.
Shippers are requested TO send in he names of their
son'ignees Tuesday afternoon, or their shipments will be
eonsgaed 20 order.
Dec So LuDLAM & WATSON.
L.. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP, ROANOKE.
'uNHE. Roanoke, Capt skinner, will be here tin
Il to-day. 10 land her freight for this place, 2ssG1S
and rs aeon as 1t is discharged, che will return 10 CITY
FONT, where she will remain until Wednesday morning, a.
?oeiock, and then depart for New York by way OF Nor.
tUlk.
Passengers taking this steamer will leave here by the
fr'er.burg cars at 5! O'Clock Wednesday morning, procu.
ing their Tickets a. our Office South'side of the Basin.
To-Day and tomorrow.
Passage ,oNew York. including meals and state room
Recommendations only si0.
JULIAN 4 WATSON.
bere. e "NA
par'nsthe sbssnce Of the Jamestown the Roanoke will
SonSuue 70 axe frsiSht a: New YorA for this place. !esv.
esEek. Dec 30
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Johu,on's New Illustrated and Embellished
COUNTY MAP

UF THE
REPUBLICS OF NORTH
Wa TIE AoyAcESr COUNTRIES AND ISLANDS;
r-,,,:sG. pr:vr ava E7S-Gre4 from the United STATES
lad and C31>: and British admiralty Surreys,
arf 4:a,- Reliable Sources.
SUPERIOR CONTEMPLATE ENGRAVING.
p,bl;shst Nv y q 4 i :. johnson, New YORK. and lash.
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& CO.'S


SWAMI & CO.'S LOTTERIES
(ap;hori:td by The STATE Of Georsia.)
PRlZES GUARANTEED.
UNORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class %. 70
be drawn in the City OF Atlanta, Georgia. In public,
On Saturday, December %, 1856, on the Plan OF single mum.
bers.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
| Prize Of $4,000 ] Prize Of 5000
| 10000 10 Prizes OF 40
5000 100 100
| 1000 100 30
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
Przes of sl0 approx!n'g 10 $4,000 prize are 500
Prizes of lbs approxim TO 1900 prize are 500
Przcs Of 100 spprexiu'g TO 5000 prize are 800
Prizes Of IS spproxi,n'g 70 1900 prize are 200
2 Prizes OF 80 approximate 10 1000 prize are 100
40 Prizes OF IS approxim'g to 200 prize are 500
1000 Prizes Of 30 are 10000
4 oso Prizes amounting 20 500, 600
WHOLE TICKETS s!o-HALvEs e5-GrAaTrRs s. so.
3.COO Prizes OF $40 Will be determined oy the last xure
Of :he Number that draws The 80. OH Prize. For ex III.
pie, IL the Number drawing the Z 1000 Prize ends with
No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in !
will Dc entitled 10 $40 1.-THE Number euds with No. ],
then all the Tickets where the Number ends in 9 will be
entitled 20 80, and 30 on Ia o.
Certificates Of Packages will DO sold a, the following
"a. .,, which IL the rick
Cerihcs,s Of Package OF 10 Whole T!cke,s, $50
n a." 10 Half 20
10 Quarter IS
Address orders for Tickets. or Certificates either 20
s. SWAN & CO Atlanta. ia,
Nov % or :. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala
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EPPS' SPRINGS.
CLEVELAND COUNTY, ". C.

CLEVELAND COUNTY, n. C.
TNHIS pleasant WATERING LACE, located 4
Il miles South Of Shelby on the road leading
to Yorkville and Spartanburg and near the main
road from Spartanburg to Lincolnton has passed
into the hands of WM. G. PATTERSON, who has
recently erected new buildings and re-itted the
establishment with every improvement requisite
for the comfort and convenience of invalds and
pleasure seekers. The House is now open for the
reception of guests; and the attention of the pub
lie is respectfully called to the superiority of
these SPRINGS, which, composed mainly of Mag
nesia and White Sulphur, are highly recommend
ed BY competent judges. Single Boardcrs, per
week, $500; per month $4,000 Man and horse,
per week, So: per month $4,000 Families iu-
"'rai1g children and servants, charged at coiIes-
ponding rates
REFERENCES: Drs. W. J. I. Miller, Thomas
Williams and E. Jennings Rev. Messrs. j. W.
Kelly and ]. T. Kilgo.
~ Chester Standard will copy one month and
forward accounts to Swangstown, Cleveland Co.,
North Carolina.
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Columbia Market.
JUNE l6.

Cotton.-The transactions in cotton during the
10 It tuo or three weeks have been light and unim
nortant. and the demand has been dull and life
less. with prices generally tending in favor OF
buyers. In this dull and inactive state Of the
market it is difficult to give corrct view Of the
5 state of the market, and we therefore can only
approximate as near as possible to 1t, and we
.wonld consequently remark that the quotations
fannd below are as near the true value Of the ar
sticle as It is possible to have them. On Saturday
morning the news from Liverpool by the Erickson
to the 18th ult., and also by the Arabia, to the
3lst ult., were received. By the former, cotton
had declined 1-16@s., with dull market BY
the latter, the market had recovered from the
previous decline and closed firm. Sales for the
week 40. 600 bales, leaving stock on hand OF
500 600 bales. including $40, 900 bales American.
Az Il RESPECTS these accounts it is impossible for
us to saw what effect (if any they may have, and
we must therefore wait the opening of the coming
week before we can say how the market will be
erected by them. We now quote: Inferior
.sas}: ordinary ss@sk, middling 83@s2; good
middling s5@91, fair s1@1o cents, and choice
shade higher.
Baeon-There is q large stock of this article
on the market, and as the demand IS not acuve'
prices are looking down. We now quote ll@9ll3,
/. for hog round sides 1l@l12, and hams ll3Sl2
for prime article.
Corn.-There is also large stock of corn on
sale and as the demand is rather dull, prices are
rather easier. We still quote 64@68 cents per
bushel
Oats.-There is almost No demand for oats, and
consequently prices are nominal. We quote AUG
AZ cents per hushel.
Peas.IThe demand for peas has not been active
during the past week, and as the stock is large
prices are looking down. We quote 65@'o cents
Flour.-The -four market is glutted with COM
mon to middling brands, and the price for those
grades so cents per barrel lower We quote
S5l@S64 fine family -four So per barrel.
( = Eoddr.-There is no change in the price oftod-
der, and we therefore continue to quote S1.4o@
1.50 per 100 pounds.
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UNION ACADEMY.

V7HE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this new
Il and fourishing Institution, which has just
closed with dfty-two Students, win commence on
TUESDAY, 1ST OF JULY, and terminate on the
2Sth of November with public Examination
This Institution, situated, as it is, in point of
health, morals, and remoteness from all the vices
and temptations so seductive of youth, will here
after be under the mutual instruction Of JOHN
B. PANKEY and WILLIAM L. SANDIFER. The
success of Mr.. PANKEY, as o most devoted and
indefatigable instructor, is now too well known to
need comment.
In behalf of Mr.. SANDIFER, we. can say he
has been reared up in our midst; that he is Q
young gentleman of high-toned moral character
has taught private school several years, giving
entire satisfaction to all his patrons.
We feel satisfied he is in every respect qualified
for the position, and that We have been fortunate
in securing the services Of one SO eminently suit
ed to the business.
Before the commencement of next session, the
building will be enlarged, and every accommoda-
ton afforded that can add to the comfort Of the
students, or facilitate their progress.
Board can be had in the best families at Eight
Dollars per month, in less than one mile Of the
Academy. The Students are expected to attend
Preaching, and conveyances are furnished by their
host.
Students will be taken from Rock Hill to their
Boarding houses on the Both June, ID and 5tli Of
July, free of charge.
While this School is not in the least sectarisn,
Students will be cntechised and instructed In the
Union Questions. ...s.s
TUITION AS FORMERLY, VIZ:
Primary English Branches......... .........$7 90
Higher branches Of English, s.........10 90
Classics and Mathematics, per session...16 90
Students charged from time of entrance till
close Of session. No deduction for lost time ex-
cept in cases of protracted sickness. s..5
H6r Tuition at close Of Session.
J'C. HICKLIN, NJ. D.
Secretary of Board
June % If
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KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL,

yI1HE sEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION of the
i Cadets of the Kings Mountain Military
School will be conducted in the Academy, com
mencing WEDNESDAY the 25th, and closing FRI
day afternoon the 9th. The exercises will begin
at o'clock, A. NJ.
An Exhibition will be given at the Court House
on Friday evening, at o'clock when the Annual
Address will be made by COL VIM. b. WILSON.
Parents and Guardians, Teachers of Schools,
the Ladies and the public generally are invited to
be present.
June 19 % 2t
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Ygnlensal,

MARR1ED-In this District, on Thursday the
18th instant, by Rev. S. L. Watson, Mr.. d. B'
HEAIPHILL and Miss NJ. c. JACKSON.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. A. Whyte, Mr. Il.
s. WILSON, of Charlotte, N. c., and Miss l.. j.
PATTERSON, of this District.
In Mecklenburg County, n. c., on the 10th in
slant, by the Rev. J ohm G. Richards, Mr.. THOM-
AS NJ. CARoTHERS, of York District, 5. e., to
Miss LEVICA JANE, eldest daughter OF MAJOR
John NJ Potts, of the former place.
Also. on the 18th instant, by the Rev. John R.
Pickett, Mr.. T. s. RIDDLE, of Laucastervile, S.
G., to Miss SARAH L., daughter of Mr.. Henry
Marks, of Mecklenburg county.
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Michigan moved that the galleries be cleared. Mr.
Stuart replied that he did not.
Mr. Fessenden, in justice to those in the gale
ries, said that the applause came from the moor
{ of the Senate. -
Mr. Butler remarked that he would 60 on in
such o way as that nobody would applaud again.
Laughter.
Mr.: Brooks approached Mr.. Sumner with no n
other purpose than to disgrace him. Mr.. BROOKS
was one of the best tempered fellows he ever kneW
though impetuous no doubt, and quick at resent
ment. Mr. Sumner received three flesh Wounus'
and being rather handsome, did not expose HIM
self IF he had been in the army and mad not
gone into the ranks the next day after the 1racas
he would deserve to be cashiered Laughter
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

2 TIE Copartnerslip heretofore existing be-
~ tween the undersigned in the PRACTICE
EA of MEDICINE, under the style of THOM-
ASSON g. LINDSAY, and in the DRUG BUsI-
NESS under the firm of LINDSAY & THOMAS
SON, has been, this day, dissolved by mutual con-
sent As it is very desirable to close up the af-
fairs of the copartnership persons who are in.
debted are earnestly requested to call on either Of
the undersigned, and make settlement. A large
amount Of Indebtedness remains unsettled upon
the books, which must be arranged at an carly
lay. Persons having claims against the Drug
Store will present them TO DR.. LINDSAY, who
will make settlements.
D. II. THOMASSON,
J. F. LINDSAY.
Yorkville, Feb. lS, 1856. . II
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UyHE FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of
i this Institution will take place on WEDNES-
DAY, the SECOND DAY of JULY NEXT-the
examination of the several classes beginning the
day previous.
A CONCERT will be given by the Young La.
dies, under the direction of Professor KERN and
Miss UNDERWOOD, on Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday evening, also, at half past eight
o'clock, the Annual Address will be delivered by
Rev. J. B. WATT.
The Patrons and friends of the College are res
pectfullJ invited to attend.
JOHN G. ENLOE,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
- Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald, Due
West Telescope, and Southern Presbyterian please
give two insertions and forward bills to this office
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

USHE SECOND SESSION of this School, under
the superintcndence of ]. T. HARRY, Prin-
cipal, assisted by Mrs. HARRY, will commence
on the SECOND MONDAY, 14th Of JULY next
The terms of tuition, for the session OF five
months, are as foows:-
Primary English Branches. es......:,.......SG.0
English Grammar and Gcography....... 800
Higher English Branches; Mathematics,
Good Boarding can be had in pleasant families,
convenient to the Academy, at 81 per month.
No admission for less than half session: and
students wishing to continue longer than the half
and not the whole session, will be charged by the
month. No deduction for lost time, unless in ca
ses of protracted illness.
Bethel, June -, 1856. 24e
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of Writs of Eeri Facias, to me direct
LID ed, will be sold between the legal hours Of
Sheritfs Sale, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JULY next, at York Court House, the follow
ing property, viz
One tract of land containing 200 Acres, adjoin-
ing lands of Wm. Black, Gilbert Enloe, DR.. W. ].
Good, and Rufus Meek. Also, one house and lot
situated in Yorkville, near the Kings Mountain
Railroad Depot. Also, three Negroes, viz: Tom
and his wife, Rachael; and Joe, levied on as the
property Of Martin Mullcnax, at the suit Of S. E.
Bratton and others 10
One tract of land levied on as the property of
James Etters, whereon he now resides, adjoining
lands of A. W. Whisenant and others, at the suit
of G. s. Parker, Survivor.
Five Negroes, viz lsom, Adam, Amy, Fanny
and Violet, levied on as the property of Stanley
Fewcll, at the suit Of Stephen NJ. Johnson and
others.
One brown horse and one wagon, levied on as
the property of Benjamin Chambers, Mt the suit
of White Rives, s. Co. l
One negro boy, Henry, levied on as the proper
ty of T. W. Faris, at the suit of Wylie g. Moffatt
and others. l
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides levied on as the property Of Andrew Wher-
ry, at the suit of Wylie, Roddy & CO. 2
One tract of land near Pinckney Ferry, bound
ed by lands of W. K. Hamilton and others, levied
on as the property Of Harriet Elmore, at the suit
of the State for taxes.
s. c. YoUNGBLooD, s. I'D.
Yorkville, June 5, 1856.
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70 PLANTERS AND HOUSE BUILDERS.

VFyHE Subscriber returns his thanks for the very
Il liberal patronage received for the past, and
takes this method to inform the citizens and
the surrounding Districts, and the whole South,
that he has effected another improvement in the
Cotton Gin and Wheat Thrasher,
that excels any that have ever been introduced
heretofore; and from long experience he has no
fear in challenging any other Factory, either North
or South, to produce On equal. He feels very con-
Rdent in saying to the public, that his Gins excel
in performance any other make or pattern now in
use. With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made to spew over, which no other pretends to
claim, and with good driving power and attend
ance, 45 saw gin, will
Gin from 4 to 6 Bales or more III Day,
weighing from $50 to 400 TBS. which is as much
as any one hand can we'll handle in day. Any
person wanting superior Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order to me at
Lewisville, Chester Dist, S. G.
Work will be shipped to any place desired. RE-
PAIRING done at the shortest possible notice
To House-builders, I will say that l am manu-
featuring
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS,
of every description, made Of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded to or
der. JOHN SIMPSON.
June 12 "A If