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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

THE NEw STATE HOUSE. The editor
of the North Carolina Vhig has recently
visited Columbia, and among other notice
liable things speaks thus of the new State
House
. While in Columbia we visited the new
State House, (which is in process of erection.
II is certaiuly 1Iecculean job, but every
thing is conducted with perfect, system, for
there is such ailarge number of hands cm-
ployed, if this was not the case very little
would be done. Some of the rock used in
the building win weigh IL tons, but the
machinery used for their elevation is s,
complete that they can be hoisted to their
place with very little trouble. All the
work is put up with the utmost care and
every means is used to prevent the corners
from being mutilated and guard is on
duty night and day to keep persons from
mcddling with or misplacing any article
used. II is supposed that it will take sew
,eial years yet to eomplote te it, and when fin,
ished it will be tho tincst building of the
kind in the United States except the Capt..
,tol at Washington. Its cost is cstimatedto
be about 1000 900, but in our opinion it
will reach So,000,000, if not more. @
~ =. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

RtoT AND Loss OF DIFE.-A murder
Gus affray took place on Loudcnslaser's s
Hill, Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon last.
The SIN says:
Itappears that for some time past feud
has existed between the runners with the
Lafayette and Columbian Fire Companies.
and they had several battles without any
decisive result. They met yesterday, agree
ably to arrangement, about one hundred
aud fifty strong, on each side, armed with
guns; horse pistols and revolvers. They
were composed of boys from twelve years
.of age up to manhood, and for time the
battle was wagcd with a determination to
take life. There was but one police officer
presents. Cadet, of the Eastern District
land he did all in his power to check the
conflict, hat was powerless
While the fight was going on, lad of
thirteen years, named John, Jost, who resi-
ded with his widowed mother at No. 20S
Lombard-street, and who was acting on tho
side of the Columbian runners, fell mortal
ly wounded, This brought the fight to a
close, and the combatants fed in every di-
rection. A carriage was procured, and the
boy was taken to his home, but died before
he reached it. A warrant has been issued
for the arrest Of fellow named Jaggy
!Downes, who is supposed to have fred the
fatal shot.
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AVN 6 AZ.

M,RRLgp,on the 10th instant, by w. s. tirish-
am, Esq, Af. JAMS n. DfIEGSRto Miss ELIZA
iBErH Ass ksToa, All Of this district.
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no SELF.

SEVERAL HORSES, at prices ranging
NJ from $50 to $3.50. Also, SEVERAL
NEGROES.
Fob Is, 1853 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

Z
I gAFTEMPTED FoRGERY. "A forged check
for $50, purporting to be drawn by one OF
our firms, was presented for payment yes
terday alta Bank Of this city, by an indi-
Sidual Of stout person, light complexion,
whiskcrs and hsir and apparently about
30 years of age. r.
) as the firm hadno account in che, Bank
referred TO, the Tcllersupposcd they had
drawn by mistake, and suggested a refer
ence to them, The holder left the check,
and it was submitted to the parties in ques-
ton, who at once denounced itas a forgery.
/ It's to be regretted that the suspicions
of tho officers had not boon more fully
aroused at first, and the forger secured.
AS 1t is we can only pvge proper cmaion
and vigilance, --G Charleston Courier.
MoRE GoLD We; learn that another
rich gold vein has been discovered by Mr..
JAS. E, Wood, Of Auraria, on his Lot No.
,52, in the 18th Dist and LIST Section, north
half Two panfnls of slate yielded 28 dwts
of pure gold and twenty dollars worth in
specimens Of ORE. Dajtloaege iSigaal,
1874 INST
p .JloAiIcIDE.v-On Thursday morning last
o. Coroner's inquest was held over the body
Of Sophia Phillips, of this place, who was
found dead in bed, The verdict of the ju-
~ was, that deceased came to her death
from Q blow on the head with a piece Of
iron, inflicted by her husband, George Phil
lips Phillips is now confined in iaii to
await his trial Both drunk. gfsg
Dahlohe10 S;gadi, ,19h inst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20

THE PLETHORA OF GobD.---The accrt-
mutation of gold in the banks Throughout
the country since the panic, is tho most re-
narkable financial event of the times. The
Philadelphia America,, says the aggregate
is now, as made up from the returns near
to January LIST, and since that time, fully
etghtyJiee millions Of dollars, or twenty
seven millions more than at the lst of Jan
uary, 1857; then the total in all the banks
of the United States, as made up at the
Treasury Department, was 58,350,O00;
now, exclusive of States reporting eight
millions of specie, in January, 1857, the
footings arc 76,500,00 all from recently
published returns. The returns not here
included are not accessible at the moment,
but we may bo safe in supposing that an
increase, rather than deficiency in the
specie totals, has been realized there also
The whole probably exceeds S86,000, 900
now held by the banks, exclusive of Cali
fofnia, aa increase of $4,000, 900 ON tho
high sum reached year since during a pc
riod OF full prosperity in every department
of-business.
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7 f.GG1aLE IKE o w zG COURIER,

feelings aad temper and aims are fraterual
and conclliatory aud just, 1t is not IN the
Kansas question that our trouble lies. It
Is in the causes which have made qucs-
ton of Kansas.
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CPRING TRADE OF 1858.

By ships Columbia and Ctr Of Bakimor~ and
steamers Baltic, Africa " sc we are now In re
ceipt of our entire SPRING IMPORTATION; and
by various arrivals from the Eastern markets, We
have complete stock Of "A mericaB fabricssboughl
mostly for CASH: We respectfully solicit an exam
nation by Merchants Writing this market, teins
satisfied that we can offer then Inducements equai
to any similar house in the country. Weenan
rate partially. some of the goods we deal in:
White Goods He sery
Irish Linens Gloves
Damasks Handkerchief
Towellings Threads
Table Cloths Buttons
Silk Goods Combs
Mantillas tuspendr rs
Shawl< Shifts
Ribbons Collars
Trimmings Gentlemen's Yurni h
Laees ingGoods genera I,
Embroideries, Umbrellas. Parasois, together with
general assortment OF Fancy Goods and small
Wares.
81 Orders will always receive cur prompt ami
special attention.
NH Is GINTER, KENT q ALVEY
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SPECIAL AUCTluN SAFE or SOLID
80 - ROSEWOOD Asn MAHO0ANY ruRNITunI.
PTS. ~ Of which are nsw-I wil sell q mr. resi-
Main. hetxecn u, and ~ streets, on THURSDAY
Aprs iss It ~ o'clock. the whole Of mr. Household
and Kitchen furniture, consisting In rart as iel
lows: solid carved rosewood Parlor snst. covered
with the richest French satin brocade viz: i Sofa
J Arm Chair. kscepsian Chair and ParioS Chair.
mnde TO order: beautifully carved rs~ew0od statu
cry marble top Centre Table. rosewood Book Ease;
Tarkish. yaitaire spring seat Chstrs. superb Nan
tie Clock splendid French plate pier Glass OF
nnusual size ll7 feet high and quality. velvet
Carpet and Br'eatei Curtains
CHaasrSs -Rosewrcd CABINET and wsshssnnd:
mahoRany, plain and ron Bedseads mahogany
Sofa Redstead q ahnrsny wardrobee, washst snds
and Cbsirs raie seat do carpe.s, SC and the usual
variety Of Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
No. Horse, six years old, suitable for n family
or physician and will work Ia sinaie or double har
ness.
TERMS ALI Sims under $50. cash that amount
and over. four months credit. for approved nego-
table notes.
At the above SALE the unexpired term OF lease Of
the house will be sold to the highest bidder.
@. HUFF, n d.
~ Sale conducted BY i. D Cook Co Aucts.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
EIIETT WALLER nREWRY 4 co

FLEET, WALLER, pREWRY 4 CO.,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
MoyD to their large and well selected stock ct
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS. most OF
which has been bought in the Northern markets,
under the depressing influences OF the recent rabc,
at AUG ZION and for CASH. at very low prices. To
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
{ { their house in New York, Boil, Brooks. Pace
Co. Their facilities such to give them all ad-
vantage If the changes in the market. and their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT & MONTHS rR1bE, they
are satisfied cannot be undersod by any regular
ho1se in this country. They earnestly ask en-
from the merchants who wish TO purchase.
Store No. Il Pearl street
NH 1T. Richmond Va.
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BY 0osliia & Apperson. Auols.

|TsRUSTEES' SALE or TWO BRICK
= T.NEMEETs on THE aOUTH EIDE on
ErANKLIN. .bETWrEN IN AND z3b sTHEETS.
IN HE CITY ~ RICHMOND AS Trustees ~ =
cerfain Deed VI Tru.t executed 20 ~ kv William
sfearns and xffe dated 18th January, 1855 duly re-
corded IN kicismond Hastings Court. We shall pfo-
ceesi TO sell At public ion. the prrmi~es.
TUESDAY. the 9Th April. 1853, ~ o'ciock NJ. III
fair u ncs the next fif isy.l the real estate con
veTed ty said deed, located above. combating Of
9, pancy OF said Siesrn~-ths tne fronting "a feet
and the Other - feet and each running bsck Sc feet
TEnMs-Onesixth ca h. balances at 4 s. ~ is and
20 mon hs, for negefiabie notes interest sided -
cured by trust deed or title retained. The taxes
snd Insurance Iss 70 be paid by the PM chaarr
rhe title il believed to be good but NE viii cCnyey
With the usual special warranty.
EATUN NANCE.
NH n JNU WILLIAMS irustees
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MERCHANTS HOTEL UNION ST.,
IVA (FORMERIY THE UyION1
DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.

QEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
~ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
The fact has been well known for long while that
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is the bert remedy
generally so we'll know that IL has relieved perma-
nPntly several cases OF Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache. Attention is requested ~ the following Ger
tfeate from Mr.. WINSTON. a gentleman weil known
in this community:
RICHMOND. January IL, lS5S.-Thls is 10 certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years have
tried various remedies. but found no relief until
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXiR. which j found
OF great benefit to myself. My daughter, who ha-
differed with acough since her infancy, hiss been Ell
tirely cured By the Use Of Hrs DAVIS medicine and
is now free from cough and more vigorous than -he
has b-en AT any period of her life. belisyeit be
= most valuable medicine as we'll as yefS pleasant
on Elm nervous and general debility.
j g. WINSTON
For sale by Mrs A 3 DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston
MillspauCh Johnston, L j Picot A Bodeker a..
vharI all go
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

z TENENFFT.ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BFTWEEN 18TH AND COVERS OR STREETS, IN
tain Deed OF Trust from David Curry and wife. bear
ing date the 2Ist January 1851 duly recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court shall, In execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY. the 10Th day of April 1873
at IL O'Clock il. fair. if not, the next fair day. til,
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting Of t.
excellent granite front Store md Dwelling locate
rs above. adjoining the Banking House of aiessrs
W. PurceL& Co.. and new in the occupancy of Mr.
Il. d. Keeling. The location Of this property i,
among the most valuable in this city
TERMS: Enough in cash todiscbaree the principal
trust together with the cost and expenses of sale
ESTIMATED at about So 5i-snd the balance in equal
instruments at 6. IL and IS months. for negotiable
notes, interest aided. secured by trust deed.
The title is believed TO ba perfect. but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for lS5s II be paid by the pur
chaser SAM'L DEN00N, Trustee.
saleconducted By GoDDrN ArpEasoS. Aro:s.
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= DRUGS. MEDICINES. FANCY ARTICLES.
deed of trust executed by Fiscber h Grooming 10
me. as trustee shall proceed to sell, at the store
of the said Fischer a. ironing M 2it Broad be
tween Arb and 5th streets, on MONDAY the 5ih day
1T April. c0mmencing at 10 O'Clock, the whole OF
the stock of said store, embracing the variety of
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles &c, &C. usually
kept in a well arraD ged retail store.
ALSO,
The Fixtures, consisting of two Counters Show
Eases, prescription Desk, Tincture Press, shelves
Sash. Signs. &C.
At the same time, will be sold. the uuexpireG
lease Of four and bali years from LIST April of said
store. Assignee of lease to be approved by the les
TERMS ALI sums under $50 cash $50 and under
Sion. sixty DAYS; $ieO and upwards, ninety days
credit, ior approved negotiable paper.
VIM WATSON, Trustee.
IA Sale conducted By d Co X q Co, Aucts.
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor 8 Son.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS

on UNION IIfLi.-In pursuance Of decree
Of The Circuit Court 81 Hanover County entered on
vssale and wife, &C.. ], as Commissioner named 10
said decree shall eer for sale at rblie auction on
the premises, on Friday. 2nd dag OF April 1875 nj
purchased by William A. Wright and William 1.
doze, at sale made under decree made in the "a me
7th day Of November. 1883 The said lots are stus-
ted on Union bill between x7'h aud 2sth and b.
.ween U. and 2. streets and one on the eornePo.
Venable and nth streets. Terms at sale. 2
q q. GKfSWULD, Commissioner
JAS. M. TAYLOR d SON, Auetionsers.
NH a7-fds
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MARBLE WORK
WI AT REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

Nun Street. nearly opposite Second BGptist Church
Dealers in Italian and American Marble, and Man
ufacturers of Monuments, Tombs, &c, respectfully
invite the attention TO those IN want to their stock
hand. which consists of larger lrtntent of
MONUMENTS. ToMBS, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
than can be found in the State, which they will sell
ut pr ces lower than the article can be purchas
ed In this or any of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made to order, OF
the best Italian or American Marble, on favorable
terms.
CssSing. and every style of lettering neatly exc
euted S-3m
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By Goddin Il Apperson
SALE OF 27 ACRES O

TRUSTEES SALE OF 27 ACRES OF
LAND, ON THE WILL AMSBURG ROAD. 8
MILES BELOW RICHMOND As Trustee in
deed Of trust from Mr. Carter to the subscriber,
dated list November, 1856. duly recorded in Hen cf
County Court, shall Pr coed TO y u at public auc
April, 1883, at ~ O'clock, P NJ. the tract ef land
conveyed by tn" deed aforesaid contsinrg q acres
about miles below Richmond, adjoining the land,
OF The late John Enders. decd, and being the sams
of Nhjch Ned Cary, died seized.
TMe1s-Reasonable and made known at the houl
OF sale. Sueh title isveet ted in the Trustee will
conveyed TO the purchaser, which, however, is he
eved TO be good. The taxes for 1853 10 be maid by
the purchaser John POE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDrS APpERsoS, Aucts.
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DRICK DWELLING. WITH s ACRES
OF SIDNEY. AT AUCrI0N--Wiii be sold upon
the premises. en- WkDN EsDAY. the 18th day of
Aprii cnmnfen sing NJ "a o'clock. VI, ths very de-
sirabie Brick Dwelling with three acres Of ground
ATTACHED situated at the northwest corner OF Pop
lar and Grove streets two squares both OF The Fair
Grounds and now in the occupancy OF mr. Peter d.
Bernard.
The House eautaiEs about largo aud airy rooms,
with Kitchen Stable and necessary out houses. The
Let il enclosed and of first rate soil
The location and eontigufy OF this prop rfy to
the c;ty renders ii very desirable as suburban res
iiepce and those in want would DO wel 10 atsonu
TsaMs-Ss0 in cash the balance on credit o.
one and Two years for netss with iniefesf. lpas-
sbie sem annually } and secured by trnst oeed -
"a Yea far isss 10 be paid by the pu. chaser
iaAoe i'' 'oS'' " JAS nj TAYLOR son.
.oa,ds Auctiene@rs.
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III 900 A YEAR, 81, 600 A YEAR.

WT fWHl A Ehh 81 ,UUU Il EAh.
WI, WV Profitable and honorable employ
81 900 YEAR. Tor all times. Persons in town OF
81 ,GD 4 YEAR cosn'ry. in search of employment
$1,000 A J EAR Ms a source of income. 10 fiji NJ
$1,000 EAR their leisure hours. may hear Of
1901 YEAR such by enclosing two stamps. 10
H,NnA YEAR nay postage, to Professor JAMES
sI,Rpo A YEAR. IT HORNE. Box No. ASH, New
$1,000 A YEAR York Post Office. The employment
81 600 YEAR is fitted to either sex station in life
81 40 A YEAR immateriai. II IL an article of daily
81 900 A YEAR consumption, and can be manufac-
81. OOl YEAR turrd in the agents dwelling; So
81 A YEAR. cure by copyright; sale perma
sI,tNG A YEAR. nent as.f0ur. An agent Is wanted
81, 900 A YEAR. in every town in the Union.
Aa,r
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TRusTEEsSALE OF A SMALL FARM

L FOUR MILES BsLOW RICHMOND, MEAN
THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD Tho purchaser at \
prior sale. being unable to comply with the terms
ing date I'D June 1851. Only recorded in Henrico
County Court, the Heb January, 1855, in
execution thereof proceed 10 sell, at Public Auc
ton, on the promises. on T thursday, the 9Th day
of April ls5S. at o'clock, r. NJ, L fair, i not, tn,
next fair day. tho FARM conveyed by said deed. 10
III Nuckols, containing 70 ACRES, of which about
~ acres are cleared. aud in high state of cutiya
iioD, balance in wood. The buildings on the place
are sufficient for the tlse of a small family.
The terms, which will be reasonable. will he made
known at the hour Of sac The Taxes for 1855 10 BE-
paid by the purchasers
GoDDIH Il APPERsoy, Auc&
p. S.-shouid the purchaser wish more land than
the above farm contains, It can be had adjoining,
on Aasons BILE terms.
After The sale of the LAND will be sold several
fine MICH COWS. and other personal property.
Te' ms at sale. u. Il A. Aucts.
NH 2j-tds
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WANTED, TO Rent or Lease. Farm
w from 2 10 mites from the city Of kichmond
.n.sinins frsm "a 20 ~ acres OF land. with comfor
,at'e i'm rTcvclscpts for A small family.
Adv person having one 90 rent or lease, on liberal
arms will please arTly without dclsy. 10
"'"' Il. d. EACH0,
r,b s6-Iw Pearl street
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\IOTICE.-All persons to whom tn.
~ estate of John Warrock, decd, IL indebted ar
hereby notified present their claims to me for SIT
Element and all persons in debt to the said estaf
will make payment tome.
NH DIV Admir- Of John. " arroek decd.
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NEW UAS 7 / y q Il Il c.-N6W INT
~ beautiful patterns of Gas Chandeliers; Gar
Stand Ltmps: Drop Lights: Hall Lights Pendants.
Store Fixtrre-; Brackets, &c. Ais, Paper Lam
Shades; Gas Globrs Gas Torches &c, recently open
ed, and for sale by L. A. BULkLkf
NH p l3I Main street
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HEAD OUARTERS. 1851.

GENTS DRESS CALF SHOES.
Gents fine French Calf Dress Shoes. lus'
eceiyeA at No q Main st. WIN WALSH
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nm I1-4m
NrOTICE.--The Council Of the CITY Of
~ Richmond hare appointed the f.llc~inx .pss-
signased tho foslowins places holding tbs Char
Ter Elseions. 90 the fret wednesday 10 Aprh nexs'
w M. yrsyy.os wsp--Iuther Libby. Jcssyh
Brusnme.i. Jrnaes Winston. = smith, 90! AExy
Craig. 10 ne Com mis>ioncrs. Rsuben 0eal V -.
ear ii the Day Polce % b cauduetof ~ ~ msn
over Inc Wrist Msrketto be the Place ipf hoso'ss
'n yo n,s msDpsss wsp-Eli.ha sheppsrsea Mn v
csliipr George W handolph. 0soyxs 01s1i... =
iois ami the CITY Hall % Be sss p'ses q -
sls 81 sicsses wAss-- ssnss, saxlx ~ s.s:
ham. Thomas Bondar. rsmuel kssnsxm~ ~
WIZ Timbewiake. 20 - Con - ~ - - 49,. -.
Morris ~ eesr q n, = X Rs1 ecsssr q nd ana
i sasshss stress % - sc yiss g hs,l e s'ss
''s s; .,-.s. cl. lie q :. e:s.s.:
cSPRING 0VER6AcK6.--Ws esk at-
- ,susi q 70 this style ~ Over co.t = ns1g ssas
'g. is !. ssas'n sef"'s 4 xxEsn. BALwiH ) %.
LUR SALE, At THK PAckyT o.
!: y: s = mn ;;B eArs
nh e IA E ibHosp. pAynnvcsx @.
Jersey MEROR Ito sssasls
= prime Jsrsy Msssss rcs.,ss e ss'ea.as Z -
las just receives 49, Is d5l6sa6hSM 5 rE9nIxe
nh y CesnFr Or g. - !s -
a 1ST5s5s15. -. -
QRID0pORD : g. 49, -. 49,.
~ aoa - Hersartfns hessae
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q FIRST P8EMIUM, THOROUGH
SUMMER SCHEDULE

zssazExHssSlSH On and after the 3Ist OF March, our
Packet Boats will leave Richmond MONDAY, WED
NEsDAY and FRIDAY, at 7. NJ, reach Now
Canton at A. NJ. and Sc jttsTille NJ l2 NJ of the
first AMI fynchhurc at A. VI. and Buchanan ~
y n Of the second day.
Returning Lave Buchanan at A NJ. aud Lynch
burg az y .P ~ MONDAYS. WEDN ESDAYS ard
FRIDAYS. aud arrive in Richmond a. O'clock the
gACsDd nlurniuR.
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NANNYS PATENT REAPER AND
Iu MoWEE-CALDwELL,sC CORN PLANTER
We are nov manufacturing NANNY Paten. REAPER .;s
ard Mower with Woods improvements We invite
the attention OF Farmers 70 this Machine as me pet
extant Those In want viii please ssn IN tieif Or
ders early 10 avoid disappointment.
Also. aGaidweils" Corn Planter, simple, OUT gu
sN''0' BALDWIN, CARDWELL Co-.
nb o. ,m No las Main street
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OERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES

L lam now receiving my spring stock Of English
French and American Perfumsry consisting In par
Brown Windsor SOAP, Honey, &C. &c, &ci Tooth
flair. Nail and Comb Brusses Buffalo, India Rub
Der Ivory and Horn Combs; Pon,adss. ok Marrow
Hair Oils and TONES. large variety.
GEO DuWD&N, Druggist and
-. npauist HIS ffrnad 4
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

~ sals conducted by L. D Cook 4 Co Aucis.
NH Is
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By Jas M Taylor & Son.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ UNDIVIDED MOIETy OF TaE SWAN TAv-
ERN (BROAD STREET H0TEL.) PROPERTY IN
TIE CRY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND
NINTH STREETS Pursuant to decree of the
Crsnt Court of the city of Richmond. entered on the
I4th day Of February. 1885, in the case OF Vaughan
and ais vs. Goddin. ami which was affirmed by the
Court of Appeals. by its decree entered the 18th
day of January 1885, the subscriber the special COM
missioner. duly appointed. will proceed to sell OF
Of P' APRIL is,s. at P. H. one undivided ms ety
ofthe property described in the nroeeedings 10 the
said suit "a the Swan Tavern property. having a
front the north side of Broad street commencing
ut its intersection with sth street of one hundred
and sixty feet and running back 9th street, the
usual depth OF a half acre lot
TERMs.-"The interest upon ten thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars from the 18TH day of
August, 1854 until it is paid. and the sum of two
thousand and sixty-four dollars and the expenses
OF the said sale TO be paid in cash, and the residu
to be paid with interest in four equal instalments
at intervals of six. twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months from the day of sale. for which defer
red payments the Commissioner shall take negotia-
BILE notes with endorsers the title to the property
being retained further security until the pur-
chase money is paid"
JAMES VI TAYLOR 4 Son, Auctioneers.
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