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BOHN'S library OF FRENCH MEMOIRS


Inform Srih Ire SFASDAHD LIBRARY.
MEMOIRS or PHILIP De DUMMIES, containing TIE
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Smiths Bitter East India ale.

lust received per steamer Hastings on eonsynmsnt-
hhds Smiths Bitter ALI.
5bbls do do do
10 y bbis do do 60
This Ale Is equal to Alsopps imported brands.
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Carriage Coup1ing
!. .AEEERIEE,s SALMs.

R4 virtue of sundry writs of ieri racias to me
AZ directed viii be sold before the Court House
in Piekchs District, within thc legal hours on
the hfHr Monday und Tuesday in Sept. next,
a tract of landr containing ono hundred and
fifty acres moro ' less, whercon the defendant
now lives, adjoit & lands of Eli Shepherd and
others, levied on us the property of b.. Is. Rut-
ledge. at the suit of L. b., Il. NJ s. I. j. Keith,
Executors.
All the defendants interest in house and lot
near Tunnel Hill, where Mrs. Holland now lives,
also hugy and harness, levied on as the property
of ID. Il. holland, at the suit of Augustus j.
Lythgoe.
Terms cash purchasers TO pay for papers.
l.. c. CRAIG, SID.
August Z, 1867 i'd
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\ gW PATENTS.
.Carciag9 Hubs.


ViIE, subscriber has purchased the right to
a mako, ycnd, or use tho Patent, granted orig
lnally to Henry Nycum, of Pcnnsylvanin, for
the useful improvement Of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seen, its utility must bo appar-,
entto all. The Hub is made of cast iron, aver
aging hi weight less than four pounds The
Inventor says the hub is composed of back and
frontseetion, and having thin metallic tube or
ring, independent of each, centrally placed be-
tween thcm, against which the inner ends of the
spokes abut; whom said sections arc so made.
as that in removing the back one, tire pipe on
box of tho hub shall also be removed or reno.
v'ble with it, to facilitate the properly introdu-
eng OF new spoke, substantially as Described.
Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of superior improvement in tho
Running Gear Of Carriages, which only needs
to be seen to be approved. It is quito simple,
and may he attached to vehicles now in use, AT
very small cost
Shop rights for both Patents for sale on rea-
sonnblc terms. For further particulars apply to
NJ. i. MITCHELL.
Pickcns C.. H., Aug 6, 1857 d-tf
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Pendleton MESSENGER,
NIi "A WEEItLY J0URNAI,,

-t'F.N ~ - WEElSJf JOURNAL,
Devoted to News, Morals and Literature, TO be
Published at Pendleton, IS. q.
THE subscriber proposes to publish weekly
j Journal at Pondletoa, undcr the above cap
tion, two Dollars per annum, invariably In
advance. The publication to commence as soon
as Q sufficient number of subscribers shall be
sent in 2 justify expense. Of publication pay
fnent TO be made on tho receipt of the first num-
ber. Post Masters, and all others friendly to
oue enterprisc. ere rsspeetsiliy solicited 10 aid
us IN gettingnp subscrihersto to the paper, and
forwarding their naNaes ieamediatcIy "a the sub
scriber az Pendieton,. s. C. Be particular III
sending the name cfsubscribers, always to send
the nainc of the State, County and Post Office,
witithe subscribers namc. IN =
The paper win ne Of Common size, printed on
clear type. It's columns VIII be devoted to Newe
Morals and Iitcratnre. 1t will be aindepens
dent in all things and neutral In notblHg,H It
shall be onf aim always TO makeit a welcome
visitor 70 each ssmily and indiyiduel who may
favor ras with their patronage sT
, Pendieton, july, 1857 aS II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Nm Equity Pickens.

Z i
VS. Bill for Partition.
j. Clifton Moses, et.al.
by Virtue of a decretal order 60 mo directed
~ by the Court of Equity, will sell to the
highest bidder, at Piekens Court House, on
Saloday in September next, the tract of land
described in said bill. as tho Real Estate of G..
b. Moses, deceased, to wit.
ONE TRACTl0FiLA lying in that por-
tion Of Piekcns district known as Gheohee,
containing Five Hundred and Eighty Acres,
moro or less, and adjoining lands of estate of
w, u. Keith, James Lay and others,
This tract is Improved, and On arc some
thirty or forty acres of good creek bottom.
TERMS OF SzA AuIi.--To be sold on n credit
of one, and two years, with interest from day
'of sale, payable IN equal annual ualinstalments.
The PURCHASES entering into bond, with good
personal security, to SECURE tho payment of
the purchase noneSpay the costs Of this
suit IN cash, and extra for titles
s R0B'T. "A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D.
Com'rs Ofiee, Aug. 6, 1857 s
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j. D. SMITH & co.

H EN I'D T. E'T q N 8. e.,
HAVE just opened, under the Farmers Hall,
IL complete and tasty stuck of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Gaps, Boots. Shoes, and Meu's Furnishing
Goods generally.
Particular attention is given TO Ladies DRESS
GOODS, and their stock of Muslns, Barcges Tis
sues, Embroidered Collars. Bonpcts Ribbons,
Flouncings and Fancy Goods, cannot well be sur
passed. Watches, Jewelry Toilet Soaps, Per
fumeries Fancy articles, in great, variety To
gether with general assortment Of articles, too
numerous to mention.
From the fact that one Of our partners 1.-THE
purchaserl resides in New York, we are enabled
to buy Goods to great advantage aud we are also
determined to sell ut Low PRICES FOR
CASH. Call and examine Our stock, and bu
convinced of the quality and price of our Goods.
+ Juno 0, 1857 4S If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Mn EIuity-NDiCIkens.


James Burdino, ct ais.
vs. Bill for Partition.
Mary Jane Burdine !
NDER an order made at the last tern, of
" the Court of Equity, by Chancellor Oar
gan, will be sold to the highest bidder, at
Pickens Court House, on Saleday in Septen,-
Der next, the lands described in the ploadings
in this case, as tho Real Estate of Abraham
Burdine, deceased, namely:
TIIEU0ME PLACE, or Tract No. !, lying
in Pickcns district, on waters Of Georges
Creek, containing Five Hundred and Nine
teen Acres, and bourlted by lands of H. T.
Arnold, Jas. Burdine, Carol Jameson and
others.
Tract No. 2, lying in Pickcns district, on
waters of Fowler's Creek, containing Fifty
Acres, and bounded by lauds of u. Smith,
John Jameson, Mary Dnrham and others.
These tracts have been re-surveyed and
plats executed by John Bowen, ID. S. Thcy
are ON flo in my oficc for inspections ,.. =
= TERMS OF S,ALE.A-0n a credit of one
and two years with interest. payable In equal
annual instalmcnts. The purchaser to enter
into bond to the Commissioner, with at least
two good sureties, to secure tho purchase mo-
ne.y, ,,and pay the costs of these proceedings in
ca h. Also, pay extra for titles.
y ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Com'rs 0ffc. Aug 6, 1857 3
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Final Notice.

III, those indebted to J.. c.. CRAIG & Co. and
III L. G. &W. N. Craig, either by Note or Ac-
count, are called upon, for the last time in this
manner, to come forward and pay UP. Webavc
given long indulgence, but must now ask for
full and prompt settlement. Should this reG-
sonablc request not be Immediately complied
with, the Books of Account and Notes will be
placed in the hands Of Mcssrs NoRRfs, HARRI-
soN PUMIAM for collection.
t%is 80, 1857 ~ S If
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LOTS FOR SALE.
EaiTitarY dprtIer.

THE COLONIES having command Of the
u Regimentso of Cavalry in this Division, will
assemble their Regiments at the times and
PLACES specified in General Order No. 6, for
.df,p aud Rc5isw, to wit Va
The I'd Regiment at Iong,nho's, on Thur
.ltay, tho 9th day Of August; aud
The lat Regiment at Smiths Store, on
Wednesday, the 26th of August.
by order of Gon. w w, pRRnYH1N.
y ,QY. MOORE, Brigade Msjot.
Z July is, is57 21 I'd
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Oonaigneea az Anderaon Depot,
ZOE WEEK RNpINN. AU0Vsr 3.

" Van wyob, A S McClinton, jennings, j
v Shanksia, w Shqrard, J Brady, G. Rieck, n
y Benson a Son, HiIhito & III, y Symmes, II
Tyler, Sullivan & Sioans, d Biemahn, E, b & Co
"A BGrant, s Brown, Towers & s, II A Max
well, a BrycesJ 4 TZiegler, s & g w Brown, w
Richards, AIeFall, II 8 Co, Geo Collyer & Co
J n Lawrence, i @ Forstcll, u t A & Co, III u
Campbell, Osborne & II, VT Wright, y NJ Smith
J s Simpson; Dcndy TIP, w F Fitzgerald, VII
Buck, Blue Y RR, Isscrtcll &, N, j B Ben son,
Mrs u Pickens, a p Calhoun, u ] Brown, 6 w
Beaslcy, a Iferyy, ] Earle, John Ma&wel. :
n. RICE, Agent
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Anderson Prices Current.

coRREcrED WEEKLY BY ENGLAND, RLEcKLEY 8 ca
Cotton per ib. 1l,@ I3
Salt, per sack, 200
. Coffee, Rio, per ID. 1904
Sugars brown, per ID. : IL a. IA
crushed andloaf, pcrslb, II (S1S
Molasses, West lndiE, pergallon, 10 Gs 75
,s,t'' n. 0rleaus' % Z" So 6I 100 q
Yarn (Ga.) per bunch, 100
oo,snsaeurgs' o,,sn.9g' (heavy) per yard, 1s@14
Iron, common size swedO, per lb. s.!
- " English, 49, 6
! Nails, pcI Reg, 6GS 64 /,
Oh, Linsocd, per gallon, 1.s7 @ssI.69
Train, q q" 90 "a 100 e
Glass, SXl0, : 80 3.25
~ loX12 . s.26 "a 800
Rice, per lb. -t- 81 @7>
Flour, per barrel, - 6@ 800
Wheat, per bushel, 40 "a 80
Corn. :" rs "a so
Bacon, hog round, 15 Ia rs
Bogging, Gunny peryard, Is IA 20
Oats, busheL so @ 65
y Peas - 90
E Powder. Rife, per keg, Z OIL
BflS- There is always to be found q good stock
Of Goods; at e F.. Il. &c Co.'S
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u u CT Gl[z TX e WW IEE gOWlR e Il,

JUST AS WE ESPEorEp. - The South,
which has been pouring hot shot into Walk
er, says:
we have the most direct, conclusive, and
Authentic i,,jormation that Mr. Buchanan
does not approve Of Walker. We will not
undertake to say what extent that differ
ence between the Executive and Robert j.
Walker goes, but we never doubted that
the conservative and judicious man, elected
BY the efforts and united action of the
Southern. States Rights Democracy, must
condemn the audacious intermeddling, and
prohigate abuse of power and influence
practiced by that corrupt official.
SoFT SoAP.---According to the Abbc
Hue, Eastern monarchs arc gullible He
says: "Oncc it happened that French-
man came to the Khan of Tartary, and the
Emperor asked him what offering he had
brought him. The Frenohman replied,
Sire, | have brought you nothing, for l
did not know of your great power How,
said the Emperor, did not the very birds,
as.they flew over your country, tell you OF
Car power? p The Frcnchman replied,
Sire, perhaps they did, but, as do not
understand their language, j do not know
what they said And thus the Emperor
was appeascd."
TuF VICE PREsIDENT.-"T "Troneus," of
the New York Observer, who is travelling
atthe South, was lately guest at we'd.
ding in Lexington, Kentucny, where he
met the Hon. Joho G. Breckenridge, Vice
President of the United States He thus
describes his person, manners and domestic
state.
"Johu c. Breckenridge, Vice President
of the United States, was one of the guests
at the wedding. The rough portraits OF
him that stared everybody in the face last
fall, give but poor likeness of this extra
ordiD man, who, at youthful period OF
life unoxamplcd, has been called to preside
over the most august body of men in this
country His form is tall, erect aud com
manding; his countcnonco thoughtful; his
manners smooth and graceful, and his con-
yersation indicates sober, intelligent and
thinking man. With a lovely and accom-
plished wife and sweet children, he resides
in modest cottage, but one story high,
shaded deeply with old trees, little way
out of town. J. could not but admire the
simplicity of our Republican institutions,
whcn1l saw that this great people have
como to this embowercd cot to find a man
to preside over its State, and perhaps to fill
its chair of State
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c. H. IssERrEn,
A. e. NORMAN
IssERTEL & NORMAN,

j.
Walhali0, s.. C..
WNflE subscribers beg leave to inform thcir
j friends and the public generally, that they
arc now receiving large and elegant as
sortment of scasonablc
HDTy Goods,
Consisting of the usual variety, which are of
the lntest styles and most beautiful patterns.
Together with a fresh supply of
GROCER HE'S,
Purchased on the best terms in the New York,
Baltimore and Charleston markets, and will
be sold ON the best terms for cash only Try
them.
.yeSyelry, &c.
They also have on hand very valuable Stock
of Jewelry, Including splendid Gold and Sill
yer WATCHES, and Fancy Articles.
DRWgS, Medicines, &c.
Their Stock in this department. is heavy and
the assortment general and, as great core
was had in buying, Tho purchaser may rest
assured of getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite IL variety of
Other articles, which can only be appreciated
by being seen. Call carly and buy bargains.
rl lSSERTELIn g. NORMAN.
Walhalla, may25, 1857 As IF
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Hn Equity-PiCEens.


vs. ; Bill for Partition
Joshua lIoldcnand others.
PURSUANT to an order made in this case
by Chancellor Dargan, at the last term Of
the Court of Equity, will sell to the highest
bidder, MT Plckens Court uousc, on Salcday
in September next, tho lands described in
the bill as the Real Estate of James Holden,
deceased to wits
Tract No. l, lying in Pickcns district, on
Sugar Creek, waters of Keowco river, con-
tanning Three Hundred and Eighty Acres,
and adjoining tracts Nos. 2 and 3, lands of
Estate of Jos. Grisham, Elisha Alexander
and others.
Tract No. 2, lying in Pickcns district, on
Crow Creek, waters of Keowee river, contain
ing One Hundred and Nincty-iive Acres, and
adjoining tracts Nos. / and 8, lands of Elijah
Alexander, Henry Grogan and others.
Tract No. B, lying in Pickens district, on
Little Grow Creek known as the Humphreys
tract, containing Two Hundred and Forty
one Acres and adjoining tracts Nos. and 9,
lands Of Alcxaudors and others 'h'
Tract. No, 4, lying in Pickens district con-
tainiug Thirty-four Acres, and adjoining
lands late of Fountain Alexander Watson
Collins and others.
There is some good bottom land Mill and
mill seats on several of these Tracts. Depu-
ty Surveyor Maulden has re-survcyed and
made plats of these tracts, which arc on file
IN my Office.
F TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of ono and
two years with interest, payable in equal an
nual instalments The purchaser to give
bond, with good personal fecurity, to secure
the payment of thopurchosc money, and pay
tho costs in cash and extra for titles,
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.rD.
Com'fs Office Aug g. 1857 8
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OMMISSIONER'S SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
HsA Eqllity-a'lck
IE IN AlnNnndnr

va i'hi tot +iu uIuuCtluuy
G. NJ. Reid & othors. Relief &c. g
RY Virtue of decretal ordor to medirec-
~ ted by the Court of Equity, will be sold
to the highest bidder, at Pickens Court1Iouse,S
on Saloday in September next, the Tract of
Lend described in the pleadings in this case,
namcly:s
Tbs Tract of Land known as PICKENS-
WILLIE, containing Two Hundred and Sixty
Eve Acres more or less, and bounded by lands
of Stephen Watson, r. e. McWhorter, DIR.
GillilaDd and others.
This is a valuable place, and also a good
business stand. On the premises, there is
large lIotol, Store-houso, and all necessary
out-buildngs.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of one year
with interest, the purchaser to onter into
bond to the Commissioners with at least two
good sIroties, with mortgage of tho prcmi-
scs, to secure the purchase money. One per
cent of the amount of sale to be paid in cash
and titles to be executed when this suit is
finally determined.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, cE.t.p.
Com'rs Office, Aug. 6, 1857 49, 8
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state OF South Carolina,

IN EQUITY--PlCKESS.
~ - ~op''' ''' @'' Amended Dill for Par
Jane A. Roper, et al. ''''on' "0
| 7 appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
L that Jane A.. Roper, Wm. N. Roper, Bailey
Roper Martha Roper, and Elminn Roper, defen-
dants to this amended bill of complaint, reside
without the limits of this State on motion of
Il. NJ. Keith, compainants' solicitor, it isordeT-
ed that the said defendants do plead, answer, or
dcmur to the said bill of complaint, within three
months from the publication hereof, or the said
bill will be taken pro fcsso as to thcm.
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.E.p.D.
Com'rs Office, June 1S, 1857 8m
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The state OF South Carolina,

n OR INARI-PICKENS.
r. and j.. NJ. Ficld)
vs. Summons in Partition.
j. o. Field and others
| I appearing to my satisfaction that John D.
Ficld, B. W. Field, Joseph Donaldson and
wife, James NJ Field and Amos l.. Southc,land
and wife, reside without the limits of this State:
1t is ordered, therefore that these absent parties
do seyerally appear in the Court of Ordinary, at
Pickcns Court House, on Monday the 9th day
of November next, and object to the sale of the
Real Estate of Jeremiah Fields, deceased, or
thcirconsent to the same willbc entered record
y w. j. PARSONS, ord.
Ordinnry's Office, August 9, 1857 3m
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\ LITTLE girl, on hearing her
mother say that she intended to go to ball,
and have her dress trimmed witlr bugles,
inuocently inquired if the bugles would all
Jlo'o when she danced. ooh, no. said the
mother, ''your father will do all that when
he discovers | have bought them"
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State of SOl,th Carolina.

PICKENs DIsTR1oT-CTrArloN.
NVHEREAS, Reese Bowen hath applied to
me for lotters of administration on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits belonging to John Black late of the
district and State aforesaid, deceased the
kindred and creditors of said deceased arc there
fore, cited to appearbefore me in the Ordinary's
office at PickensC. H., on Monday the 9th day
of august next, to shew causc, if any they cam,
why said letters should not be granted. Given
under my hand and seal of Office, tho 3D. day
Of August, 1857.
... w 7 pApSONc - ~
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"A YANKEE, went to market to buy sau-
sages, lie held out a link to his dog, but
he refused to eat. "What is tho matter
with them sausascs 2" angrily inquired the
dealer, 90" said the Yankee, i've moth
ing agin' 'om, only dog won't eat dog, that's
ailu -
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HYMgMGAG.

MARsIRp, on the 28dult by Rev, J. IL. Hum
niontk, Mr.. WM. RAY, to Miss AsS yDEALE, all
of Georgia.
On the 2Gth uit BY tho same, Mr.. WV. HoLI-
BROOK tofMiss CAnoElSE HoLMEs, all Of Pickens,
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Estate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
~ final settlement of the Estate of DIR. Il. Il.
Gaines, deceased, will be made before the Or
dnary, at Pickens G. H., on Tuesday the Goth
day of October next Those still indebted to
the Estate must make payment and, those hav-
ing demands against the same, win present
them legally attested by that day.
c. NJ. SHARPE, Admir-.
July 1s, 1857 I'd
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q 5;;sE}sss E5s q

Blue Ridge Rail Road Co. in So. Ca.
CUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock of this
~ Company are hereby notified that the Tenth
and Eleventh Instalments upon the first subscrip-
ton, and fvc per cent upon the amount of tho
second Subscription, are required to be paid rs
follows;
The Tenth Instalmcnt on the 9Th day of Au-
gust next. The Eleventh Instamcnt and five
per cent. on second subscription, on tho 9th day
Of September next. BY order of the Board
VIII. II. PERONNEAU, Treasurer.
July 90, 1857 6
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THE heirs of Absoicm Gibson, deceased, arc
hereby notified that settlement of the Es-
tate of the said deceased will be had before the
Ordinary, at pickcns C. H., on the 10Th day of
Octobern next Those indebted to said estate will
make payment, and those having demands will
present them, legaly'attested, on or before that
time. q. GIBSON,
II. a. II. GIBSON, A'''n +.
July 90, 1857 2 3m
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MO- FHCE,

TItosE having demands against the estate of
i Moses Hendricks, deceased, will render them
in legally attestcd at once, and those indebted
must make payment forthwith.
G. w. HENDRICKS, Admir-.
Aug. 6, 1857 2
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Tlle State OF south CarOIinn,

THO SGAte Oh SO1lEIA CtaFOEaRtl,
IN oRDlNARY--PIcKESs,
Grafton Jenkins petition for sistribution
Wm. Edwards, ct. ais W i"h"'
IT appearing from the fitcts set forth in the
l 9otition, in this case, that William Edwards
or his heirs-at-law, Thomas Smith and Milton
Jcnkins resile without tho limits cf this State:
Ills ordered, therefore That these absent parties
do appear in the Court Of Ordinary, to be held
at Pickens Court House, on Monday the ID day
of November next, and object to the distribution
of tho distributive share of tho said William Ed
wards in the personal estate of Rebecca Simp-
son, deceased. or their consent to the same viii
bo entered Of record.
W, J. PARSONS, ORB
0rdiu9gy's 0fice, July 81, 1857. 3m s
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FOR SALE OR BARTER.

FOR SALE OR BARTER.
At Low Prices and Long Credit.
III Desired,
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
"A waters of Richland, adjoining lands Of }.
v. Shanklin and others.
ONE OTHER TRACT, on Tugaloo River,
two miles below Jorrott's Bridge. This place
is very well improved, and in good neigh
borhood and lies well, though not just cAere
like, Ton the out-side.) These lands need
not tho feeble hand of man to make thom
look well on paper.
J. A. DOYLE.
Bounty Land, July 2S, 1857 81