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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
TO THE PLANTER

~ n z 7 - - ~ e fk
We say. your wants lave been attended to in our
present selection. send in your orders, or come
in and Let lis put you up complete Plaut .tion
Case Of Medicines, Instruments, &c with full di-
rcctnns for use in all simple cases, and thereby
save time, money and health. y simple cathartic
or the timcly administration of All cme;ic, or an
anolyEc, does AMI will often break the cliain of
morbid action, thereby preventing serious aid pro-
tracted illness
TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
We extend the invitation to call Oh US. We have
all of the most reputable nostrnms recommended
to cure almost all ol the ills and aches to which
flesh is heir TO. Ii you cannot find anything
adapted to your case, we will exert our skill in
preparing something Tor your relief.
sL;S" Prescriptions filled with accuracy and dis
patch at all hours, day or night
ssECall and examine our Stock at the Drug
Store un.lcr the Odd Fellows e. Masonic Hail.
A, q, &. r. ,EEAGUE.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

IN CO-E!EUIV FAEAS.
4 W. SMITH, who is in the custody of the
a1. Sheriff of Elgefcld district, By virtue of Il
writ Of Cnpias al Satisfac;enGum, at the suit o
Ahner Bushnell. having fled in my Ciiae. together
with Schedule on oath Of his Estate and effects
his petition to the Court Of Common Pleas praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit Of the cts
of the General Assembly made for the relief of in
solvent debtors II 10 ordered. that the said Abncr
Bushnell and a other creditors to whom the said
J W. Smith is in anywise indebted, be, and they
are Ii seby summoned, and have notice to appear
before The said Court at Edge6cli Court House. on
Monday the fourth day of October next to show
cause il any they can, why the prayer of the Pc
titioncr aforesaid, should not be granted.
TllOS. G. BACON, c.c.r.
Clerks nifi.a. June %, 1858. lat IS
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TO THE l. A DIE S.

We will also say to the In les that our Stock
comprises ALL articles for the TOILET, from the
Dressing Comb and Brush 10 the richest Perfume
ry. Fine Soaps, Pomades lair Restorataves, De-
p,Iatory. Cosmetics, Luhin's Genuine Extracts, &C.
As", FLANORFNG EXTRACTS for ulina' Y pur-
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C

THE Subscribers take pleasure in informing
4 their friends and patrons that they arc NOW
RECEIVING a Large Addition to their al
ready extensive Stock "f PURE and FRESH
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Sc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

TO PHYSIC ANS.
We arc prepared and will take p!casu'. in fur
niShin9 Physicians with COMPLETE OUTFIT
Of McGci es Instruments. Shop Furniture, Mcdi-
Cal saddle Bags DC, &c &c.
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ANSLEY & SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BACON, LARD, FI.GUEs, GRAM, &c.
WILL eivo strict attention to tie Sale and
w Purchase IF Merchandise, Flour, Grain,
ard all kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BY strict personal attention to business we hope
to secure liberal patronage from the cLizrns OF
Edgcfcld and the adjoining Districts.
Orders for Basging, Rope, Family Supplies, &c
promptly filed
Liberal cash advances made on Cotton and othcl
Produce when desired.
Augusta, Aug Is SIN 81
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Savannah River Plantatio
FOR SALE
HEALTHY SITUATluN-A DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE-AND a N ,ST PRO-
DUCTINE SOIL!

A HEALTHY SITUATluN-A DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE-.tND A II lST PRO
DUCTIIE SOIL!
YBSHE Subscriber being desirous Of removing
d to Texas offers for sale his valuable farm,
well known as tho
SNOW HILL PLANTATION,
Lying Immediately on tho Savannah River, four
miles above Hamburg, on the Martin T6wn Road
and containing
828 AcrcS.
225 Acres of this Tract are in most profitable
state OF neutrality-suspicious. cotton, corn, &c.
equal to the best lands il the country. The re-
maindcr of the Tract is finely timhcred, and Is
truly valuable in consequence OF It's convenience
10 the Hamburg and Augusta markets.
The place is we'll mproved-the Dwelling House,
Which is commodous, has been but recently re-
paired and all the necessary out-Guldnss are in
perfect repair Attached to this plantation is
first rate Cotton Gin and Screw, run by water pow
er. Also, Thrashcr for cleaning grain
On the place is also q good Flour aud GrSt Mill,
in fine running order, which turns out the best Of
Flour aid Meal
Also connected with this place, is an exce:lcnt
Shad Fishery, which is surpassed by none on the
River and IS one that pays vel. This is healthy
location, convenient Ia market, and in fact one Of
the most desirable plantations in this state
Numerous Springs Of the purest and best water
abound throughout the Tract. Many other ad-
vsnases belong to this place which il is not ncces
sary to mention.
Persons wishing to purchase, will lie doing
themselves justice if they buy before examining
the above Tract
scS- If not dspo,ed Of before the 10Th of No
vember rext, shall not sell.
g Terms accommodating. Price advanta-
seous 10 the purchaser.
ALSO
II desired, will also sell lot Of Corn, Fodder,
Stock of all kinds Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture &c.
L. L. HALL
Sept l, 1868 If 81
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Ladies' Dress Goods,
$G5 Reward,


DANAWAY from the Subscribers mother,
IL about the lst April last his likely Mulatto
boy RICHMOND, about 81 years old, and about
feet I or inches ligt. His color is tolcrable
bright and his hair pretty straight, and wore
when he left a nloustachc. He is intelligent and
tolcrab'y quick spoken. He has been raised in
the house, and is valuable dining-room servant
aud good ostler.
1t is supposed he is lurking about some of the
ncishboring cites-either Hamburg, Augusta,
Charleston or Columbia. The above reward will
he paid for his apprehension and delivery in any
Jail so that may get him. And any information
concerning him will be thankfully received.
7. N. LUNDY.
June % If "a
Tge Augusta ConstitutioEalist and Charles
ton Mercury will please copy weekly for one
month and forward bills to T. N. L., Edsefeld C.
H., sc.
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LANDS FOR SALE,

LANDS fUk SALE,
A PLANTATION on the Hurricane Creek
IA about six miles from WILLIAMSON in AN
derson District, containing
-Four Hundred and Seventeen Acres,
q largo portion of which is bottom land now in
cultivation. The growing crop will atcst its quail
ity. ALSO
Two 'thcr Tracts adjoining each other, containing
ahopt Seven Hundred Acres each, situa-
tod about three luies from PRNDLEToN on the
nbc road leading to Grecnville &. II. The
Dwelling House or one Tract is large and commo-
dcus, commanding trc view of the Mountains,
and the Orchards and Vineyards contain variety
sf choice fl ,uits.
Thc upland is all Of tie best quality, with due
,,ortinn of Cnc Creek hrltom.-Also several other
Tracts of Land, yayi:,@ in size to suit purchasers
Terms will Lc made easy. For further particu-
7,r. annJv to VIM. VAN WYCK.
Pendleton, s. c., Sept l, 1858 I'm "a
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IWgCTIcINl, NTHH :" q I
Cherry Bounce and Cordial!

THIIE Subscriber has just received fine supply
of SUPERIOR CHERRY BOUNCE AND
CORDIAL, which is most delightful drink, and
an excellent summer beverage. Call early and
get dozil hotties or so, as it is going off like
''hot cakes" ". Z. LtGG.
July II ii ~
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAID CURE or
COUGHS, COLDS, nOAEsENEss, lKFLU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, wu0oPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,


md for tho relief of consumptre patients In advanced
Stages of the disease.
We need not speak to The public of its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hnnet Of the
American States It's wonderful cures Of pulmonary conf
rlants have made it already known. Nay, few are the
families in any civilized country this continent with
out some personal experience of its effects and weryct
tie communities any wlero which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory 'ha subtle md dan.
geruus diseases Of the throat and lung. While it is the
most powerful anoc yet known to man for the forml-
dabc and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs, 1t
is also the pcasamtrst and safest remedy that be en-
ployed for infants and young persons Parents should
have 1t in against the insidous enemy that steals
uron them unpreparpd. We have abundant grounds to
believe the Cherry Pictorial sares moro lives by the con.
snmptons prevents than those 1t cures Keep it by
you and euro your colds while they are curahe nor neg
cct them until no human skill can master the nexorsble
canker that fastened on the vitals eats your la away
All know the dreadful ftnlty Of lung disorders and "a
they know too the virtues Of this remedy need not do
more than to insure them it Is still made the best can
b.. We spare COST care, no toll to produce u the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
1t tho best agent which skill can furnish for their cure
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TNETANEU Ii DIN. DANtUNU.
Is great scculc medical discovery, and daily working
cures almost great believe Il il by mag
c even the first dose giving benefit and seldom more than
one bottle isrcqurr any kind Of Liver Complaint
from the worst Jaun,lcc Dy spepsia common head
nchc all Of which the result Of discussed Liver.
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\ night looscns the bowels
4 ness.
! meal will cure Dyspepsia.
J spoonsful will always re-
: male obstruction, removes
4 aud makes Il perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic, while
4 is n sure cure for Chol-
yentative Of Cholera,
4 willprevcnt the recurrence
, it relieves all painful feel
! needed to throw out Of the
cine aflcr u long sickness.
! Jauntlicc, rem owes all
color rom tho skin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

THHHE Subscriber being desrous Of removing
d TO Texas offers for sale his valuable farm,
,vall knou.n 40 fl,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

GEO. ]. GRIFFIN, I0sfmdsftr.
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From Rer. J. Hines, Pastor Of Advent Church, Bo'ton
Dn. AVER: l hare used your Pills with extraordinary
success my family and among those mn called to visit
In distress To regulate the organs Of digestion anu puri
iy the blood they are the very best remedy hare
known, and can confidently recommend them to my
f,;nnI. yours j. Y, HINES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH


lSsTITCTE FOR MUSIC. PAINTING AND DKAMlSU.
~ the DHt day Of October next. | Intend opening q ST.
~ LECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, IN ~hien
will be taught all or any Of the following branches VIZ
Greek, Latin. French, German. History, Typography h"'"e
mates, and all the usual English branches.
In view Of the difficulty of ririn, strict and proper at.eh'
ton 10 u large School. the number 81 pupils viii DC hinhei
TO -, and the entire charge for instruction in ms depart
mea; will be 400 per session, from the lst oi octoDer' 1879,
10 the lt Of July, lS3.
The Ancient Languages will he taught By myself. The
higher branches Of the French By Prof Emion. the German
by the Rev. Mr.. IIoyer, and the English aud Mathematics
by fully c"mpeten; teachers.
Private lessons will also be Syen, and private eia-es
formed al in any Of the above branches.
With this School Is combined M ln,t!iute for NIslC,
PAINTING and "
In The Musical Department, under the supervision Of Prof.
=. Busch, Of il. city, will he taught, on liberal ternls-W-
ches,ra,ion, thorough Bass and Piano, by rroL Busch
Guitar, Mrloiron, and all Orchestral Instruments, by pro-
frssional teachers.
Spccial attention will he paid 10 Sacred Vocal Music. and
instruction given both privately. and in Glasses or societies,
in thorough IIl.-, Vocal OF Instrumental Music, on applica'
ton.
The Department for Painting and Drawing will he under
direction OF Mr.. Alfred smith, assisted 10y Mr.. J. 5. FISHER OF
Philadelphia, recently arrived In this city, specimens Oh
whose talent can be seen at the Institute. Landscape and
Portrait Painting, and Drawing OF every DESCRIPTION VII U
taught privately, or III classes.
Special opportunity Of pcrfecting themselves In all, or any
Of the above branches. will be afforded to Young Ladies
who intend to devote themselves to teaching.
Wiih the Impression. that an Institution, where instruction
In the most general branches Of Arts and Science. may he
had al moderate prices from teachers OF established rrruta'
ton. will prove beneficial 1" the rising generation, the pat
ronae- Of M enlightened public Is solicited.
All communications will be lrt a. the Institute on Main,
between 9Th and 10th streets, over DR.. Iludson's Dental
Office. OF a, the Post Office, in letters directed 10 the under
signed.
RErgRgScgs-Eev T. V. Moore, Rev. VI. d. lIogc. Rev.
q. Woodbridge. Rev. II. krplrr, Rev. lr. Burrows, Hon. ).
:. Caskie, Vim. 7. Richie, Esq.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF LAND.

I y pursuance Of q decree OF The Circuit Court OF Orange
Il county, pronounced on the 2d day VI October. ISIS, In
thecase Of Andrews and others against Butler and others,
the undersigned. Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
TUESDAY. TIiIRTIETH OF NOVEMBER, ISIS, il fair. II
not, the NEXT fair day, all the Real Estate, OF which Lewis
Andrews died seized and possessed, consisting Of about One
Thousand Acres Of Land, lying Oh the line between Orange
and spotsylvania counties, about two mile, rom the Orange
Springs, fourteen from the court house. and fifteen from the
Louisa court house, adjoining the lands VI Hugh VI. Dickii-
son. Thos. =. Coleman and others.
The land Is we'll adapted to the growth Of Wheat, Corn
and Tobacco; Il Is we'll taken in timothy and clover. with
fine meadows both high land anil bottom. as the hay upon
the premises will show. The land Is we'll watrrrl by 4 num-
her OF good spring, and bounded South AMI West by two
never failing streams, and another passing through the
Eastern portion Of 1t, and has an abundant supply Of TIM
The improvements consist OF a large and comfortable
dwelling house. an overserr. house, and all necessary
out houses three orchards, with a variety Of choice fruit.
We would call particular attention 10 the above sale, As
We think such a chance for a good home Is seldom offered
We believe there has been more money made upon this farm
and at less expense, Ia the last fifteen years, than upon any
farm in this section. This farm could he ai,antageously
divided into iNo, and, II necessary, will be 30 done, to sui!
purchasers.
The society OF the n,ighborhooi is good, not surpassed by
any.
Uses, will address either Of the undersigned, John l.. An
dreSs or Jn1. T. Coleman, al Srot'ylvania court house or
u. Il. Daniel, NJ the Orange Springs, either Of whom will take
pleasure in showing the farm.
The undersigned will also sell. Al; the saue time and place,
" as Executors of Lewis Andrews, deceased, - NIL the stock
OF every Kind upon the farm, the crops Of Corn, Hay. Fod-
der. &c; household aud Kitchen Furniture, and many other
article, too numerous 10 mention.
Tux TsKSs OF S,LI.-por the Land will he so much Of
the purchase money ~ will be necessary 10 pay the expeD'
ses Of sui; and sale. say about 80, will he required In CASH;
the balance Ia three equal annual payments OF one, two and
three years, bearing intsre'; from day OF sale, the Interest
TO he paid annually. The purchaser 10 give bond with
good personal security for Ia. deferred payments, and the
title TO the land withheld until the last paym-n, is made.
TERMS os TIE ExEcrIons SALg. -Iiberal and made known
on 'hr day Of sale.
JOHN T. c0LEMAN, Commissioner.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.


New YORK, Nov. 9a.-Thc steamship Arago,
from Liverpool, has arrived at this port.
The .Arago brought among her passengers
| Mr.. Paulding Tatnall. bearer Of the Japan
treaty, the Hon. VIM. Aiken and Bishop Davis
of South Carolina.
The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax
! this afternoon. She brings Liverpool dates to
the 10Th Of November, three days later than
heretofore received.
In the general news, things are rather inca
gre. There were no tidinss yet of the Galway
steamer Indian Empire.
Frederick Bruce, brother of Lord Elgin, had
bcen appointed minister to Pckin, China.
France was sending rc-inforccments TO Co.
chin China. The Count Pcrsigny had been APP
pointed by France rs president of the Commits
sion to consider the question Of negro slavery.
Robert Dale Owen, Esq, late L. S. Minister
t. Naples, is dead.
Letters from Rome state, that all the great
Catholic powers have addressed re;nonslranceS
to the Pope and requested the release Of the
Jewish boy Mortara. The Pope replied that
the BOYS return to his parents was impossible.
The new Great Eastern Steamship Compa-
nv has been duly organized. One hundred and
forty thousand pounds more is required to fin
ish her. The French frigatc Ncophytc was lost
near Cadiz. The French rcintorcemcnts at
Cochin China, are in consequence Of the OF
stinate resistance of the natives.
The ex-King of Delhi has been sent under an
e~scort.to Calcutta. An explosion had occurred
at kurrachee arsenal, destroying one million
pounds of ammunition.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-The cotton market has
improved Id Oh the week, but principally in the
middling qualities. The sales OF the week are
$4,000 bales; spectators taking 1900 and ex-
porters 700 bales. The quotations are rs
follows: New Orleans fair x midling : l-lG;
Uplands fair n; middlinsG I. Holders ~ofcotton
were offering freely, but the market closed
steady. The stock Of cotton in port was
2S3, 900 bales, including l47.o00 bales of
American.
BrcadstuitS are dull; Flour very dull, but
steady; Wheat dull and quiet; Corn very dull
at last quotations. Beef slightly lower; Pork
dull; Bacon heavy; Sugar quiet and huoyant;
Coffee firm; Rice steady; common qualities
scarce at As I'd a As I'D; fine at - LIS. Spir-
its Turpentine dull at SO! u Aus. Rice adj
vanced I'D; Carolina. at Is Il 23l.
The money market is easier. American Sc
curitics have an improved demand. The
bullion in the Bank of England had increased
el3G. 600. ConsolS ut IS Is.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA. &c.

Nrw York. Nov. 29.-The steamship Hi,
noiS, from .ASpinwall, brings the following
news from South America:
Anew contract has been made by the Chill
ian Government with the Pacific Steam Navi-
CATION Company, for carrying the mails for five
years.
The Ecquadorian Minister has demanded and
received his passports. and retired from Peru.
General Castella had been declared President,
and Congress had passed a law authorizing him
to raise $4,000 men, supply funds for wal,
organize the National Guard and declare war
against Ecquador.
Gen. Echeniquil is thought TO he the author
Of these disturbances, his object being to direct
attention to the North, while he, assisted by
Bolivia. will invade the South. The Equado-
rial Government has received a quantity of
American rifles, and is rapidly preparing for
war.
The latest news from Callao is, that Gen.
San Roman had come down from Lima to dcs-
patch the Peruvian fleet to blockade the Elua-
dorian ports, and that war had actually been
declared.
4. fire at Valparaiso caused a loss Of property
to the amount Of $G0,0 DOC
4 severe gale had occurred at -ASrinw.I.-
The L. S. tcamcrs Roanoke. Saratoga and Re-
lief were at A.spinwall; the Decatur was at
Realijo. The St Marys had sailed from Aca-
pulco to Panama. The Savannah and the
jamestown were at San Juan.
The Indians were again becoming trouble
some in Washington Territory.
The ship Tallassar. which was sunk at Pana-
ma, had five hundred tons of coal, all of which
is lost. The schooner Wide Awake was ashore
and would be sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

For the Week ending SoremItr 20, lSS.
RpoSrkp BIT G. ". PuxcsLL 4 Co., Srock BRcIrns
Virginia 6 per cent, 81 yearst to run, no salesas the Treassf'
Do. DO shorter dates, sales 49i Tat
Richmond City Bonds, last sales ss3H and interest
Virginia Bank stock, par SO last sales SIS.
Farmers Bank stock, sales tlUS&.
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales $lo3E.
Virs!uis Fire and Marine Insurance stock, sales S2sS.-
Dividend %.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par 800, sales tSif.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stees
last sales $50.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, 1871.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales tS
Richmond and Danvil!e Railroad Stock, sales SIS
James River and kanawha Stock, las. sales f6.
Richmond aud Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds,
sales 800 and interest.
James River and kanavha guaranteed bonds, PAR van
500; last sales % and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds si2X and Interest,
virg MIA Contra! Railroad Bonds ga Band interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds SO and Interest.
~Lynchburg Ga, Company Us.
orange and Alexandria s per cent Bonds 3S and iniere,;
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds $50 and interest
Norfolk CITY SIS Cat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30
VALUABLE FARM PoR SALE.

II OFFER for sale the FARM ON which ] reside, situated ~
the county Of I-ie OF Wight, about hre miles from the
beautiful village Of %Smiihield, and containing $40 acres. \
large portion Is arabic and produce, finely large ana snail
grain. peas, potatoes. melons, &c. The Mansion and OTHER
houses are new and wrl adapted to the accommodation 81
4 large family. Sereralthoasand cords Of the best pine anu
oas wood could be conveniently spared FROM the farm and
delivered 10 vessels ON Pagan or Jcne-' Greek. driani
about n mile and n half. There is a nrver-faiiirg spring OF
pur. water within thirty yards Of the residence. and raAny
Others 40 distributed u. 10 prevent the possibility OF stock
suffering on any part o: the farm. The particular attention
Of practitioners OF medicine 4, invited to this location rs ole
well established and unrivs!lrd In this region o: country
The neirhborhood il populous, in'"llizen! and thirty; gooh
schools and mill. are close BY. aud the anr-i fsh and o!sier'
abound IN the various creeks.
A credit Of five years will BE- given: but, owing to my
pr..cu, state Of health, | refer. for particular. 10 DT. Rich
Ard Elliott. Of Somrrion. Slns-inond county: Or. u. VI.
Roylin. OF Portsmouth. and 10 vs.. T. Jordan. ESD, and Gen.
=. VI. Ioykin. Of S%Inithheld. ANNA L. BoihlN,
Soy E-ctf ENecgiTir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-30
OCK MILL.

NTVHJIVsND WNVC.NH ' T'H.
VNIE subscriber has completed his new Mill for grinding
Il Plaster, located on the dock, NJ the mouth Of shoesoe
Greek, with enlarged and complete machinery sufficient TO
supply any demand for the present or that may arise In many
years 10 come. lie Is now prepared to supply orders for
PURE GROUND PLASTER, tpulverzcd TO \ degree that
cannot be surpassed from a heavy stock Of superior Nova
Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest care, with The 'ull
knowledge that a great deal OF Lump Plaster Is entirely
worthless to the farmer. and hattrrs himself tina; his long
experience In this business, with the close attention and
study given Il. will enable lin TO supply the demand from
tbs and adjacent States with this valuable fertilizer In its
purcs; and riches; state, and nj satisfactory prices.
With \ full determination TO sustain the established repu-
ta;ion OF his house 70. YrRirY AND RICHNESS. he respectfully
solicits orders. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
Nov oO-ctl,tMa No. II Pearl street.