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A FnGyS at Law.

LAND, COLLECTION, AND
q En- E "A L & ENTS
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERI ,rrar,v
AZ ILL practice Law 10 the Supreme and ips -, :,
W Nebraska, buy and sell Land WarrEng ~ 80 49, ~
ume give special attention making ses 49, a.
Nebraska for those wishing good and desJ ~ ICa,io A.
YES. for distant dealers on reasonable ~ I'M
nish abstracts or entries and titles Ga ~ 49, .5
sell lands, t0wn-l0t and all kinda snO' - =
GENERAL AGENCY business. Il Fe@ es1A'o' Anu W L
EETEREEy
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New "a
J0uvErss, Harding q 70. Rgg OK Sy.
e. legifs combs, LeSf5r .raI railroad, AlbAHy n 2
Hou.FTanels B. togg, ~ S sSH}} ny T.D
Johnson Weaver q ca. Asutlle' len
DR.. S. Young.
Gov. Nm. b. Gang
bon. Joruou Slo.s DELL, Lebanon !"
Lucas, Ihgmpss- - = -.
VIM n Sew uden & CO., keOkuk, Iowa.
BALDWIN j. srs CO., Bankers, OskEloossY lowe.
Davis r q lge q CO., Council Bluffs,
Nal Bdy CO., Chicago, Illinois.
.7s1u 4 co. New Orleans
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Soldiers oFthe WarI9IQ.

WISH buy old Military Land Patents, issued 70 So
dio OF the Regular Army Of the War Of 1879, and date
about the year 1878. Soldiers having claims, the
here Gsagnees viii address the Undersigned at NASHVILLE
denu.
nov 26-wu 6 FBLLOwRS.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FARMERS,

WHO are In want Of Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, names
w Chains Of any kind Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
TabaccO; Sythe Blades and Cradles, Axes, Rope for
POW Lines Haltsrs Hav Manure Forks, ShOves and
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cut
tsFs Nails wrought, Pump Chain, Rakes Cross Lieut.
Saws Sheep Shears sieve and Riddles, Waffle lrons Cur
"
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Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
o Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks.
Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also. Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags SatchelB, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold Of the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
No, "A College Street,
oct (S.gn Of the Negro.l
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RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and PresoriptiOnists,


Ne. tss south side Public square,
NAsHvIILs, TEEE.
CoAFhhlk assortment Of Bngliah and Amsrican
- eeemcAls, pure sad unGdulsra Drugs fresh and
soAaAe hKlractsi select pOWders etc., always on hand
EAaVorimg Extracts zee
Lsoes hossi Vanilla, Pine Apple sIraubsrry Celery AL
a9na berry Peaoh and 0rsgs extracts Tor d1V6rng
5sst netmnda AuoW Rect, lsingass, Gloves, NusmsE5
L-l.l--L1l,e e..4 RAINS & BROWNS.
$1,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
W are nov In receipt Of The extensive stock Of
" saraea seeds, lsmbrlcing many new and valuable
tAeei ever arought 70 this msrket Thsy are an OF he
reputation
d. Lambeth & Sons, Philadelphiz
The American Seed Garden. WUbsrsfsId A..
kaleyH FradOuia, New YORK.
SHAKER Gar5ens, south Uui0n. EeutuckF
Descriptive Catalogues from the above aaussa raadv 81
IfAfaitous distribagiOn. Call ana get one.
IN addition 70 he above havs large Of he t
usual varieties b. the pound and Bslus ana Peas b ss
buahel. - -
1000 Paper Flower seeds.
1ust received nom Ihe cglebrtsd house oTJohua1 Rrh
bins q Co., two thousand OF FoHer seeds mo iovr-
Of Flowers have nov larger aud better assormsnt rom
which 70 make thair Selection Of seeds, Than hs nave hsr
tofore had in this city. RAINS 8 BkOWN
No. - Souh side Pubte SQUARE.
yeA u Oppqslte ne Ma ket H0Ise-
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Tbs progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
Interrupted through OF financial sunshine aud
or periods eVeDu in exempt from sweeping eOnaagra.
lions and maritime disaster Being long established q
cash basis, the troubles Of the ersd system affect
material particular
During hard times the security OF reliable Insurance il
imperative dutyths ability OF properly OEnsrs 70 sus
tain loss being then much lesssnsG,
Agencies in all the principal cities and throughout
the state Policies Issued without delay, any he duly
authorized Agents Of the Company.
Bustness attended 70 with Despatch and
Fidelity.
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Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership Of RukeTford q Doyle was osoivea
by mutual consent, the hrst day OF January eSs'
james DOYLE having sold his interest IN The booA Not
Accounts and Real Estate J. t Rutherford BON ParAe
are authorized 10 use the name OF the hrm In hquoaNon
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1 Valuable Business LOf FOT Sale

A1fhoW Offering Cor sale thar vslubs lot on Market
stFcet adjoining the store Of Morris & EafasVg ma Iot
snts g lees on Market and back lO7 feet isaTs
hgoud make one Ofthe best stands for Wholesale Csr
oery store In the City. For terms sppy 70
GsptQ ser "A, " 8 LFVDeTRv
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Al. Mcbride.


COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEEEESS SEE.
T HAVE this day purchased thu interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasln in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to al my old friends and patrons for their
Gbsray heretofore extended to the hrm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of aTOrs from them, and
wish to inform al the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splsnd d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. Paror Stores for wood and coo
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches HO
low Ware Of every variety hand made CIDER Fur
and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of JOB Work, such Is
House Gathering Roofing or any hsr branch pertaining
20 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE RORK
Myod friends Of the River will ind it to their advantage
tOea and give shssZi12 Osiors bargaining elsewhere
Tor work
ALSO for sale, one pair secoa d-asnd ENGINES eyln.
der IL inches diameter and four feet TToEs with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light dBughl
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
iunsl4 js25
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MEDICAL
list ARRrurn

r-AA A4slAAH Edo
4 q W. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
~ Efls nss received b. EEprsss drrsef non ths ofo.
gfieaofa fof sale e. so cent? per boftis
mar J. g. BROWN. GsCoIs4s STREET
{'AsalNS TACKLE hrgs stoer selected b
4 9asol me nrn, consisting OF Genuine TfueFick
-1OoAaY taln ane On onoocsi aso Aberdeen Grarsis.
In aha So1uoa Llnerlor Hl0ss sDiendid ggsorfrsns
q Lanss Gable L2id Six sad Sea Grass Spuu M Plsfsd
Sn1i AlnnoW seinea " By 4; Floats Of svgrv Fsriety
asSis JOINED hods Clearing Rings Ely Hooks 49, e.
- sAof can supply tncse Who appreciate ns Ticks
va Almost every hing ihey ay need f0F he seosssu
f19e0usoa Of tais useful calling.
- 10 g. BROWN, 48 Colleges.
TOD-LIFEk OILS Gro ysuuips o.. T,-,- On
~ Just reesiTed from Rusht0n, Clark 3 Cos h
les 10. g. BROWN. 4s College s.
{ ECHEs.-i 900 Swedish fsssbss d, boD5 7--5 -,
~ sale 6y 10. G. BROWN. IS COLLEGE q.
DURE MANONGAHEIA Vi T7TSI7V Z ~
Of TIE above uss received, Of prime qassy; sid @
lss 20. 9. Brown, 4s Cousz.n
GTOFE WARE.-2,5U0 piscss El06e WeT7- o7--7-7.
- ing Of Jars Churns Jugs hilk Pans Butter CrooF5
&C. Of every size Just rsGsiFsd.
js9 10 6. brown, 40 College 81
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Co5Tf7517- an
Il hand, Barclay, Perkins 4 Goa esebrsted london
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
io3 10. @. BROWN, G8 COLLEGES
DEARL SrARCH.-25 boxes Of 8 very 71pST77r
4 artieis Of Starch, Just received b.
10. g. BRO#T. As Colleges.
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IRON FOUNDRY
EVE have nov sIaEtsd our new and excessive Founay
w On ne old sand Of fhe las NsshFo mannfcturioe
Company, and are PrsPsrsd 2 e1seats aFg and ngsi
rf 81 snv dsaarpt1Gn Tie noce Iarhf Cat
fpr 10 anal anounss modsrate city prices henF Cae
i1s 10 arc amounts furnished Per ooElFat 1 sclnnr
lTcss VIA adcons Of freight. have sso eomneaosd
MACHINE SHOPS. a1a.
stsam engines, rsWilF, FlOgrills OF "a
pattern Esde order gobbne AID replria done irsa
dey. We reacy q make Tor Eanss ana fa
shall furnish piano @ snabis purchasers IoPu up heif
Nils with little expense. hauufacurers Farmers VII
dBd probable 70 see ~, bsiOre going East Wssi
Haehinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines Htsambozts made ordef ofGhe
mafcals c0mpete with FtrefrOnts, Grgtg Banfpipel
and Valves Warraned 90 ttanc uy pressure Required 70
Manufacturing or porpellinE pu poses.
kLACkSMlIH SHOP. rrIr
ANY description Smthwcrk done IN sKcsIenf slFls
none hrstrate lroh usedaaWmtl WORK, Stsrups Dos
Pitman ronss saw crEnka, Bolts and AL KIND n lFonf
made % order on short n0fice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap MaehnsrF vii
DO well 70 call a. once or address by letieF.
H. JACkkR 4 CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Team,
ay25 LlIe Nashville Man. Co.'S Shops.
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HAVk Dwelling House and Lot for sale nesr The Pub
lie Square for Wh.ch will take the Notes any Of The
Free Banks OF Tennessee.
NoWm me tme fOf tomo eneTprsing merchant 70 rD-
ours good homes as will give reasonable tine ytthi.
which be can WstsE calico" for The notes. Amply 70
eeptSo v S LTN0SLRV
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w HOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

At SGOLRICK & BURNS opening at their es-
M tablishment, Market street, SO, next dOOTtO Mr..
PoWa re Clothing Store general assortment Of CnnectOn
cries which they intend selling OnVeTy reasonable TERMS and
trust by their attention business induce the public 70
eIsn to abeTal share Of patronage Among lead
pRa cles now hand, and which they will be receiving
are u following, viz:
dies OF every variety Pine Apple and Ohio Cheeeej
Fru it's Of every kind; BrAndiesd Wines, best BIRDS;
.Picl lies, assorted; CordiRls, Of 5veTy variety;
Picked Oysters SaTdineS; Ale and Porter,
Shsd andSalmoR; Fine Cigars.
With yaFiety Of articles not herein enumerated.
I'm connection with their Conectonery they invite the at
ssnion the public 10 their Bakery from which daily
uupy resh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had Par
-oftte city.
Having permanently located here, course, WShtO be
DatRoniEed literally end We intend selling good
ferms and by demeanoT, commend ourselves 70 the
kind notice OF generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who line Of trade TO give
epTl4-d MoGOLRICK & BURNS.
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FIRST CLASS PIANO F0RTES
A. A. CLARK & SON,
AmSonSGDs @90pgdR,

! OlGJCplsSSS19 S6Soo0GS061o
D EG to return their sincere thanks to the citi.
HID zens uf Edgcfrld for tleir very liberal par.
r0nage for the last five Yeas, and to inform them
that they arc still prepared to furnish PIANOS
from THE VERY BEST NAkERs Ar LOWER PRICES
than can be got elsewhere.
Our attention has recently been called to the ad
vcrtisemcnt Of dealer who desirous of as
sumug the guardianship of the public by telling
them not to bny OF "pedlars or agents but OF
him As we have had no store in Anau.ta for
two years, and have been selling all the time in
the District we presume it is intended for us, and
III this connection will give or REASONS ur discol-
Linuing our store there. They are theSc:
+ lst. We are at no expense, having no store rent,
clerk hire, nor heavy board to pay, aud can there
fore sell lower than any other house.
2ndly. We can sell more by it. And there is
where the shoe pinchcs. In the last five years we
have sold more Pianos in this District than all ll-
er houses in Augusta and Charleston, and we arr,
willing that our claims to public patronage shonld
be decided by any one that we have sold. Can
the proprietor of the Emporium say as much !?
We sell no Pianos that can be bought back in q
gear o. so athay price!
We give our and the makers written guar
antee that the Pianos arc perfect in every respect,
AMI are ready at any time to come up TO them.
We SEE every Piano put up at home and attend
to them year free Of charge.
in conclusion, we would say that we are still
buying and sci ing OH our own responsibility from
the makers We always dealt with, viz: Jacob
Chickering; lIalbert, LAWS e. Co.; A. W. Ladd u
Co., and others.
we sell at the manufacturers RETAIL PRICES,
and any one buying from US may rest assured that
they are getting as good the best and as cheap
as the cheapest; and that they are getting them
fresh from the snanu} u}artory.
E3- Orders addressed TO lis at Augusta, Ga,
will meet with prompt attention.
SY- We still continue to TUNE and REP. AIR
PIANOS, and will tend to calls in any part Of
the District
A. a. CLARK s. SON.
Augusta Ca Sept l. 1858 If 81
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GENERAL ELECTION.

4 GENRAL ELECTION will be held in Edge
~ field District, on MONDAY and 7 ESDAI.
t.e 1lth and 18th days Of OCTOBER, 1858, for
the election Of one Representative in the Congress
Of the United States, and one Senator. and six
Representatives in the Legislature of South Carroll.
ma, under the direction OF the following Managers,
viz: .-
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Edqefeld Court-House-S. S. Tompkins, William
Loeue and James Murre
Bouloare's-Sc -Scaborn Temple, Martin MeCarty and
John A. Lott.
LvJronds-W L. Coleman, Levi Lybrand and
Wiley Rhodcn.
Beech Lland-u. L. Mayson, S. L. J. Clark and J.
Z. Everett.
Gruniterile-J J. sentell, D. L. Turner and VIM.
Ha",burg-J. c. Mcdonald, Vim. Hill and D.
Lindsay.
Pine House-A. J. Hughes, J. L. Mathis and G.
Med. Viewer.
Cherokee Ponds-A p. Eutler, T. P. Shaw md
Geo. Samuel.
RIDGE. W. Perry, Watson Rutland and james
Watson.
Hatcher,-John scigler, Samuel Poscy and j. At
kinson.
NINTH REGIMENT.
Liberty Hill. L. Tulbcrt, John F. Burress and
CoUier's-James NJ. Harrison, W. E. Middleton and
T. NJ. Grafton.
Park.'-G W. Robertson, J. E. Cartledgc md W.
n Cartledgc.
Waite Ho.,e-LaudOn Tucker, J. W. Tompkns and
John Briggs.
Red Hip. e. Hanson, Lee IIolson and William
Thurmond, Jr.
n.ons-Lemucl Corlcy, J. Cheatham and John
Brunson.
ShauerdclA- DovOre, W. Langley and Wn.
Johnson.
Nirou's-J. P. Nixon, S. G. Merriwether and N.
Merriwethcr.
Pleasant Lanc-J. Z. Zimmerman, r. Hardy and
J. F. C. Settle.
TENTH REGIMENT.
Nom. Eilliny-Willis Stone, E. W. scibles and
Isaac Edwards.
Seurry's-L Culbrcath, Il. S. Burnett md Levi
Adams.
Noore's-Lemuel Brooks, ". S. Holloway and A
Riclardson's-Juhu Griffith, Basil NJ. Peterson and
Moses Walton.
Coienlans X Roads-Frod scurry, T. F. Coleman
and p. ]. Coleman.
.Heetiny .Street-Wam Bledsoc, j. T. Lowry and
Norris'-M D. Whittle, Wilson Hulslcin and IIcz.
Pratcr.
Rhineharts-Juhn A. Kiuarl, Ed. Lorick and Levi
Shealy.
Dors,s !Mills-s. W. Corley, Alf. May and A. C..
Dean.
Alieas-Honry Hart, John Wright and ]. r. Ed
Nickerson's-C. Nickerson, Isham Culbreath and j.
Lowry.
Perry's-Crawford Perry, Smith Livingston and
Wilson Abney.
Steren,'-Sebron Stalnaller, J. B. Harris and Sup-
son Mathews.
Coopersriue-W Hultiwanger, G. W. Holloway and
Frank v. Cooper.
Fm. Smyly's-Samucl ]. Wason, Ely Forrest and
William Herrin.
Nicklers-D. Coleman, W. Ethcrcdge and 1Iardy
Crouch.
Polls to be opened two days at each precinct
krna- -ers to meet at Edeefied G. II OH the Wed
n, :t4y following at IL o'clock NJ, count the votes
a.ul .:cclarc the election.
s. 8. TOMPKINs, Chair.
Sept lS at %
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IM OPDIMd

DY w. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas L. H. Kemp, hath applied to me for Let.
ters of administrations on all and singular the goods
and chaltles rights and credits of Milton Rhodes,
late of the Dis,ric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmohish all and
singular, The kindred and creditors of the said de.
ceased be and appear before me, at our next Oi-
nary'S Court for The said District, 10 he holden at
Eds- field Court House, the 9Th day Of September
lns, show cause, il any, why The said adminslra.
ton should no, he granted.
Given under my hand and seal; this 18Th dny Of
Sept. in The year of our Lord "ne thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight, and in tue eigh,y.,hird year
Of American Independence.
W. F. DURISOE, o.E.D.
Sept. Is, 1853 q '6
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Lands for Sale,
LANDS FOR SALE,

HHyIE Executors of the Estate Of John Middle
81 ton, deceased offer for sac, THREE THOU
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED. D.and TWO ACRES
of LAND. more or less, situate and being in the
South Western part Of Edgefcli District, on tho
waters of Savannah River, nineteen miles above
August and SIX from fury's Fcrry-adj"ning
lands Of &. W. Nixon, j. 2. Nixon, DR.. n. Mer-
riwe,her, DR.. S. G. Meriwether and Maj. J. B.
Holmes.
About one thousand acres Of sid lands consist
Of valuable fairgrounds. The larger portion Of
the remainder is in native forest. The whole tract
is well watrrrd by numerous springs, aud ID es-
ir.,ned rcina, kably healthy.
The PLACE is we'll improved, having two Dwell
LING HOUSES. two GIN HOUSES and other
necessary buildings, all und"r eoot repair.
Ii not sold before the first Monday in October, it
will be spased Of at that time, at public out-crX
ut Edgcfeld c. H.
Those desiring valuable plantation would do
well to call and see for themselves. One or the
other Of The Executors my be ;l&ays found on
the prrn,isrs and will be p!. ased To sh'w the .ane
10 any one dr.irnus of purchasing.
j. L. MIDDLETON, p..,,,o,.
R. II. MIDDLETON, 'o'''
August 4, 1888 st 30
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800 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND
FoE - a T,~

800 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND
FOR SALE.
TIE Subscriber is dcsirous of selling his VAL
4 UABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing
Three hundred acres OF
First Quality Pine Land,
lying Immediately on the Hamburg & Edgelcld
Plank Road, miles from Edpe6eId c. H.. and
bounded by lands Of Benz. Bsttis and others.
There is on the premises an old but comfortable
Dwelling, the usual out houses, good new Gin
House and Screw, &c. The best Of water is ono
of its superior advantages, az it abounds in the
greatest convcnieuc: throughout tn. Tract.
This place is susceptible Of the highest i'm
provemcnt. Tie land under cultivation is pro-
dnctive, and well adapted TO Cotton Corn, &c.
About $50 Acres OF this Tract are cleared,
portion of which is new eround-whist the re-
mainder is well. .tmbered woodland.
Those wishing to make fine investment, and
at the same time buy good home will do we'll
to call on the subscriber at an early day.
Price reasonable, and terms accommodating.
THOS. SWEARENGIE.
Aug 18 ii so
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For Sale.

TE II E subscriber, wishing to remove to the W..
Il lasc, for greater convenience to busnes1,
tffers his WELL IMPROVED PLACE for sole,
situated three nies West of Edgerll Court House,
on the AbbsviIle Road.
My place is in the neghborhood Of Major John
II. Hughes, Jas. L. Hill, Mrs Iagood aud John
H. Hollingsworth, most excellent neighbors.
Those wishing to purchase will please call on the
subscriber.
G. W. LANDRUM.
Auouet 49, II SO
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State Of South Carolina,
PICkENS DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

PlChENS DlSltlCI.
IN EQUITY.
D. C. can'rsil and wife Bill for Partition Of
Mrs. E. Powell and others N'a' AS';'e'
"URSUANT to an order made in the above
II stated case by Chancellor Wardiaw, ut the
last term of the Court Of Equity, for Pickens Dis
trict. | will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Picsens Court House, on Saleday in Oc
tuber next, the REAL ESTATE Of Alnon Powell,
deceased. 10 wit:
One Tract of Land, situate in Pickens
District. ana lying on Tugalo River, containing
Eight Hundred and Eighty Aces, ami adjoining
lands Of }. w. Hare, j. w. Prahcr, j. II. LeRoy
and Harry Davis
TERMS OF SALE-On credit of one and two
years, with interest except the costs which are to
be paid in cash. The purchase money t" be Sc
cured hy bond, with two or more COOL suretics,
conditional f'r its payment in two equa' annual in
sta'ments. Purchaser to pay i,r till
~ This Tract # Land is very valuable one,
and is also improved. There are about one hundred
acres OF choice river and creek bottom on the
premises. For further particulars, apply on the
pace or to the undersigned.
a plat of the premises is on fc in my Office, and
can b. seen at any time.
ROBT A THOMPSON, cgr.p.
Sept Is st sc
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C. WILLIAMS,
WAREHOUSE AND 0MMISSI0N
MERCH a NJ II,

EF C1 a NJ II,
HAMBURG, S. c.,
WILL continue the Ware House and Commits
w sion Business at the Ware House occupied
by him the last two years, where he will give his
personal attention to the STORING and SELLING
of COTTON and other PRODUCE.
Commission for selling Gotten % els. per Bale.
Liberal Cash advances made on Cotton in Store.
Hamburg, Sept I'm 30
t!Y- Tho Abbcville Banner, Laurensville Herald
and Anderson Gazette copy times and forward
bill to U. w.
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Land for Sale.
LANDS FOR SALE,

a PLANTATION on the Hurricane Greek,
N about six miles from WILLIAMSON in An
dcrSon District, containing
Four Hundred and Seventeen Acres,
large portion of which is bottom land now in
cultivation. The growing crop will attest its quail
ity. ALSO
Two ether Tracts adjoining each other, containing
about Seven Hundred Acres each, situa-
ted about three miles from PESDLEToN, on the
public road leading to Greenville G.. II. The
Dwelling House on one Tract is large and commo-
dous, commanding fine view OF the Mountains,
of choice fruits.
The upland is all of tho best quality, with due
portion of fine CIR. elk bottom.-Also several other
Tracts of Land varying in size to suit purchasers.
Terms will be made easy. For further particu-
lars apply to WM VAN WICK:
Pendleton, s. c., Sept l, 1858 2m 81
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LAND! LAND! LANDM!

FrHE Subscriber being desirous Of moving West,
L offers his place at
A GREAT RARGAIN,
if applied to soon. 1t is situated near Mt VIII
ling, and contains
One Thousand and Thirty.fve Acres,
Upon which there is an excellent Dwelling and
every building necessary to the Comfort and con-
yenience of q Plantation.
Nearly ONE HALF of the Tract is in woods.
Two hundred acres of fresh land, and the remain
der in high state Of cultivation.
The Place can be divided into TWO TRACTS
giving to each comfortable scttemcnt-and will
he sold separately if desired by purchasers.
A rare chance is offered those who wish to buy,
and they would do well to call and examine lor
themselves.
eE Terms made accommodating.
]. G. SIMKINS,
Aug % Ct 33
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that appli-
~ cation will bc made at the next Session OF
the Lcgis ature, to vest 10 B. F. L"udrum all the
rsht, title ami interest OF Christian Brcithaupt,
decd. or of his heirs, in and to the Tract OF
Land lately occupied by Bartlett W. Hat her,
decd, devised to him by his fathcr John Hatcher,
dac'd, said land having been escheated to the
State of South Carolina
Juv 81 3m* 2S
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For Sheriff..
WIN. QUATTLEDUM,
LEWIS JONES,
Ii. B0ULWARE,
LEWIS COVAR,
W. w. SALE,
For Clerk.
JAMES SPANN,
ROBERT D. BRYAN,
JACKSON C0VAR,
F. NJ. NICHOLAS,
EDMUND PENN,
S. HARRISON,
WILLIAM L. STEVENS,
LEWIS COLEMAN,
For Tex Coucotc1'.
C. A. HORN,
T, 7. WHITAKER,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
CHARLES CARTER,
CHAS. ~ MAY.
JOHN C. LOVELEsS,
STARTLING TURNER,
NJ w. LYLES,
Fo1- Ordinary.
u. L. TURNER.
w. +. DURISOE,