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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13
FIR the Dugle.
THAT SPARE DOLLAR.

Mrs. L. o. L. Uoyt, who edits the "TTome Gil.
cle," Ia corner in the Wisconsin Farmer, reserved
for women and children), calls upon the men and
women of Wisconsin to contribute to the "Mt. Yer
non Association Fund.-" and adds that zone dollar
paid to the Association constitutes any person 6
member"
Now will suppose, "a thing, by the way, never
likely to occur, that have a spare dollar, ont
that is not needed to buy food or clothing for my
self or family. Mrs. II. hopes we shall not be Sc
wanting in patriotism as to refuse our mite towards
redeeming the remains of our "beloved Washing
ton from dishonoring neglect and ungrateful de
cay"
Now it would not do to admit that I am wanting
in that mcst ia. hionable of all virtues, viz Patri
otism, still | must hesitate before | spare that i'm,
work as redeeming the relic Of saint George Wash.
ington from "dishonor;ng neglect"
Not that l would treat with contempt the re-
mains Of departed Heroes-far from it-but the
bones of the so.called Father Of His Country
doubtless rest as peacefully in their present obscu'
rity as they would under a slend;d mosoleum ;,yet
already Sl23, 615 have been collected for the pur
chase of Mt. Vernon. One hundred and twenty.
three thousand six hundred and seventy. five dol
lars What a sum-! Only think how much good
real substantial good might be done with that
amount. How many of Gods miserable, poverty.
stricken children might be fed clothed and warmed
by it! How many w~retched, neglected children
might be taken from the street and alleys of popu.
lous cities and placed in good schools where they
would DO taught virtue and morality, and thus
saved from degradation and ruin.
One hundred and twenty,three thousand six hun.
dred and seventy-fve dollars How many anti
slavery documents that sum might cause to be
printed how many true and able anti slavery pa,
pers it might help to sustain; how many faithful
and eloquent lecturers it might send into the field
to proclaim the gospel Of freedom, thus dissemina-
ting light among the people, and aiding to usher
in the glorious day of Liberty whose golden light
shall shine upon no slave!
Fathers and mothers of Wisconsin, who are now
importuned to contribute your "spare dollar" to.
ward the purchase of the resting place of q dead
slaveholder-one who lived upon the toll of the OPP
pressed-did you ever reflect upon the unutterable
anguish of those parents whose babes are torn from
them to be sold-like brutes-at auction to the
bidderl
If your heart never bled for their woes, NAV
forgive you!
Woe unto you hypocrite who build the tomb of
the prophets, and garnish the sepulchres of the
(aye, and the unrighteous too), yet
scourge and cruelty and prosecute from city to city
the prophets Of to day Who are shocked lest the
dry bones of a departed warrior should be neglect.
cd 1af nr,Al n nj 10 nora..x - Il t n
Of slavery, millions of lrina suffering human crea,
Eye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can
ye escape the damnation of hell 2"
G. L. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13

ORIGIN OF THE TITLES OF PEERs.-Duke is de-
rived from the Latin word dur, a leader. MARQUIS
this title was conferred upon those who held
command of the marches, as the boundaries be,
tween England and Wales, and England and
Scotland were called, when those countries were
hostile to England. Earl is derived from the Sax.
on word earl, noble. The earl formerly had the
government Of a shire. After the CONQUEST. Earls
were called Counts. and from them their sbires
have taken the name of counties. Viscount. or
vicecomteS, was the deputy of the Earl. Baron
the title of Baron is the Oldest in point of anti.
guilty. although the lowest in point Of rank, ofany
order of nobility. '
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13

Two slaves, one belonging to Mr.. Robinson, of
Mclean county, KY, the other to minor heirs in
Henderson county, were lodged in the Owensboro'
jail last week for poisoning Mr.. Robinson's family.
one slave furnished the poison and the other put
! into the tea kettle. The dose proved SO power
supposed, saved the lives of the victims.-Ci Gin.
Gaz, NOp. Gh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-20
Ord;nary's Salo.

DY Virtue of an order directed to me nv
RO w. j. Parsons, ESQ, Ordinary Of ,ick-
ems District, will be sold to tho highest bid
der, on Salcday in March next the Real Es-
tate of Clayton Jenkins, deceased, namely,
TRACT No. l, lying in Pickens district, on
waters of Toxeway Greek, waters of Tugalo
River, containing One Hundred Acres more
less, and adjoining lands of r. 4. Gilmer,
Isaac Standridgc and others.
TRACT No. 3 lying on waters of Coloncrs
Fork, on the road leading from Pickcns c. III,
to Jarratt's Bridge, containing Soventy-fve
Acres more or less. and adjoining lands of
Or. j. w. Earle, Thos Jones and others
Sold for division among the heirs of said de
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE,---On credit of one year,
with interest, except tho costs which must bo
paid in cash on the day of sale. The pur-
chaser to give bond, with good security, to
the Ordinary to secure the payment of the
purchase money, with q mortgage of the pro
misses if deemed necessary by him. Purcha-
ser to pay extra for titles
l.. G. CRAIG, s.p.p.
Feb 5, 1853 30 I'd
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

NV ILL be sold at Piokensville on Wed.
w nesday and Thursday, the Sd and 4th
OF March next all the assigned property OF
Elijah A. Alexander, consisting in part Of
A we'll selected STOCK CT FRESH GOODS;
Seven new two-horsc Wagons;
One second hand Wagon
Two setts of Blacksmith's Tools;
Lot of Timber Paint Mill, &c;
Lot of Iron, Horse Shoes, &c;
ls0OO lbs BACON; 5000 bundles Fodder;
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Two Rifles and one Shot Gun;
Five Cows and Calves, &C.
TE1lMS-On credit of six mouths on all
sums ovcrfiyo dollars. Note and approved
security required before delivery of the goods
j. II. IIAGOOD, !
NJ. M. NORTON, Assignces.
J. j. NORTON,
Feb III, 1858 30 "a
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State OF. south Caroline,

in EQUITY--PICKENS
GUARDIANS, Trustees Committees and Re-
W ccivers, who have bonds in the Commission
ers Office, and persons who have sold property
nndcr the order of the Court of Equity, arehere-
by notified to file their Returns in my office, on
orbetore the first day Of May next. Vouchers
for all payments oufMUsT be exhibited, together
with nil bonds, notes. certificates of stock, aud
other evidences ofchoscs in nction and also all
title deeds, bills of sale, and other munimcnts of
title to property heldin trust Thosein default.
at the expiration of the time above stated. will
be ruled Unfortunately rs the law directs.
R0B'T. a. THOMPSON, o.g.p.p.
Commissioners Office, Feb 10 1853 td
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Ordinances.
Fob Is, 1853

DEH ordained by the Town Council Of Pick
~ ons, Thatth following tax be levied for the
year, 1868, to wit:
l. All persons liable to perform road duty,
within tho corporate limits, shall pay the sum
OF Three Dollels each. On all slaycs. 80 cents
each; 10 per cent upon the value of every hum
dred dollars worth of lots, merchandise sold
and professions, within the said corporal e lmits
and 10 per cent upon the value of every hun
drcd dollars worth of real estate in the corpor-
ate limits. The said tax to be paid TO the Clerk
OF Council on before the first day of May 1853:
anu that execution do issue to collect said tax if
necessary. }%t tr
z BE it further ordained by the authority
aforesaid: That from the publication hereof. Il
shall be unlawful for tauy slave TO be mt large.
after o'clock, 2. NJ, without special permit.
And any slave so offending shall be committed
TO jail, there to remain until O'clock the MORN
ing following The said slave then to be re-
leased ON the payment of 81 by tho owner there
OF, or receive not more than twenty-five Iashes
at the discretion of the Intendant
o.. BE 1t further ordained by the authority
aforesaid: That it shall be unlawful to shoot any
firo-arm within tho corporate limits; that Il
shall be unlawful to drive q vehicle of any kind
on or over any side walk within the corporate
limits; that 1t shall be unlawful to ride on or
over any side walk, or hitch or faston any horse
or horses to any tree or fence, or on any side
walk, IN the public square or streets of the vii
iage OF Ptckens; and any person or persons so
offending shall be fined 81 for each and every
offence. The said fine or fines to be collected
by the Town Marshal who may enforce the
collection thereof by execution it necessary.
Ratified in Council, the 18th Feb'y, 1858.
NJ f. MITCHELL, Intendant
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Ordinary's Sale,

pY Virtue of an order to me directed hy
D w. j. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pici-
ems District, Twill sell to the highest bidder
on Saleday in March next, the Real Estate
of Asa Carver, deceased, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate IN Pick.
ems district, on Concross Creek, waters of Tu-
gallo river, containing Two Hundred and Fif-
teen Acres more or less, aud adjoining lands
OF John Adair, Nm. Adair and others. Sold
for division amongst the heirs at law of said
deceased.
Terms OF SALE.-On credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of SALE except
the cost which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with good security,
to the Ordinary to secure the payment of the
purchase money with mortgage of the pre-
miscs if deemed necessary by him. purcha-
scr to pay extra for titles.
i. c.. CRAIG, SID.
Feb 5, 1858 % I'd
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State OF south CaroIina.

IN EQU1TY-pICKENS.
Abraham Duke, ct. ux, ct. al Bin for portitiou
VS. Din ior ur'iloh
los. Donaldson, ct. ux, ct. al Acct &c
nhE Court of Equity, for Pickcns district, hav-
i ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duke,
Administrative, and Ransom Duke, Administers
tor, with the will annexed, of the Personal Es-.
tate of Russell Cannon, deceased, to the Com
missioner for settlement the defendants Carter
Cannon, the heirs-at-la6 of William Cannon, de-
ceased, Margaret Marclibanks, Judy Kenlrick,
Elijah Cannon, Narbhw Brown and jas. Cannon,
who are absent from the State, will take notice
that the said REFRRENeE will be held at my Of
icc on MoIdlay the 18Th day of March ncxt.s
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office, Nov II, 1857 td
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STATE OF SOUTEH CAROLTWA.

FICkENs plSr---iN THs COURT or COMMON pLEAs.
Noel sandfOrd Foreign Attacha,ent
vs. j i Norton
John phillips. Pif's 1ny
day of February, 1858, file his declaro-
tion against the defendant, who las il is said)
is absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same upon whom n copy of the saiu
declaration might be served: 1t is ordered, ,thcrc
fore, that the said defendant do appear und
plead to the said declaration on or before the
18th day of February, 1859; otherwise, final
and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against them.
J. +. HAGooD, co.p.
Clerks Office, Feb II, 1853 Iva
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lSsTATE MMTHCH.

, "a LL I arsons indebted to the Estate of
,-kA Doctor Spencer, deceased, are required
to mako inl,lseti iate paylnent; and, those hay-
ing demands agaiust said Estate, must rem
dor them to me- idegally on or before
Monday l0th,day Of itay next, as en- thatday
a fDal settlement Of sai3 Estate will DO made
before the Ordinary, at Pickons G. III,
j. II. SPENCER, Admir-
Feb 2, 1883 ,l 10s - 2n,
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MII,I.STnN rs I

HDERHAPS it would not be safe to have a
IL n,illstouo round ones neck in deep wa
ter, but for grinding your wheat or corn they
are almost indispensable Aud, for the ac-
ccommodation of the public, am prepared
to cut MlLLSTONES Mt the shortest notice.
The material is of tho very best, and my pri-
cGs most reasonable. Address me ut CLASSY
Mountain p. O., Pickcns district. s. C.
ELI WATSON.
Feb 2, 1853 90 2
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NaATnalE.

4 LII persons indebted to the Estate of DR..
"A F.W. Synmes, by Note or Account.
MUST pay before Return day. If they do
not, their notes and accounts will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection.
w. r.. JONES, Ex'or.
Fcb'0, 1858 so s~t 2
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State OF South CarOIIma,

IN ORDINARY-CITATIoN.
WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson, Commits
w sfoHcr in Equity, hath applied to me for
letters Of administration, upon all and sin
gular the personal estate of Mrs. Mary Nc
kinney, deceased, late of the State afore
said and district Of Pickcns: The kindred and
creditors Of sSd Deceased are, therefore, cited to
appear before mo- at Pickens c. H. on Friday
18th March next to shcw cause, if any they
can, why said letters should not be granted.
Given pIder my hand and seal, 9th Feb 1858.
W. j. PARSONS. ORD.
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asHlN AHA N ds,gss5E.

T0T1CE il hereby giycnsto ali eefcerned
X " tlias Is final settlement of tho Estato of
Silss KsskseS, de.eeasod. will banisde before
ltha Ordinary at Pickeha G. j n on i fiday the
18th dhysos' Aihy ncxt. XII persons indSbl0d
70 said Estasct ahst make payhsetst, and those
having delnanha will Rcnder thoEiito mo, lc4
gally attested by that time, OF they viii le
bafFet
a L y. CskRyIN, .idpi'r
Feb ", 1873 SO 3m
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struggle for power, and then raise the last
dread issue of 'disilnion
lie concludes byfaadrcssing tho Com
mittec as the friends of Mr.. Buchanan and
the Administration, who have his best
wishes and warmest friendship, and whom
ne would save both from danger aud de-
1eat. lie trusts ia their pure and patriotic
motives, but he regards much more the
democracy of the South and the Union
ana processes anxiety for thcirfJtn. For,
himself he fears nothing firmly standing
Oh the righs,ia spite of friendsand foes, .
Mexican News.
NEW ORNEANs, Feb. III. .G-Thc Tonnes
see hasarrived.
vomonfort being abandoned by the troops
left the city of Mexico. on the 2Ist., when
the Pronunciados entered the Palace and
named Aconsigo De Notable head of the
Government He, undertaking the trust.
acknowledged the Government which had
been organized and nominated its minis.
tcrs. They, however, up to the 9th, were
not inpossession of a single post, but were
dependent upon the clergy for support.
Junrrez, President of the Supreme Court,
as President of The Republic under the
Constitution, called Congress together at
Gumaxato. Eas %
Generals Parodi, &rtenga and De Gale
were preparing at several points to unite in
march against the city of Mexico,
SECOND DESPATCH. KS
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1l.--Serious con
ficts occurred in the city of Mexico for the
period of eleven days before Con, Zuloago
ttrlumphed over the government troops
Very few, however, were killed.
General huloage received twenty-six out
OF twenty-eight votes of the council of No.
tables for Provisional President of Pucbla,
and other places where the new Govern
mont is recognized. r~
The whole country Is in a state of anar
chy and confusion.
Gems. Juarrcz, Parodi and others oppos-
edtotho new government, are expected soon
to march on the Capitol, where prepara-
tions arc making to rcpulsc them. More
fighting is inevitable,
Gen. Alfonso, at Vera Cruz has pro-
nounced in favor of Santa Anna.
Gen. nuloaga has issued decree restor,,
ing the ecclesiastical and military jurisdic-
tion, and repeating the laws Of 1850, where
by the property of the ecclesiastical corpor-
atlons was pronounced alicnablc. The
decree annuls the sale of church estates
under that law.
1T is rumored that the clergy have loan
ed zuloago sh000;eO0 to promote his sue
cess SaeS .t.fr
Asimilar state of afruirs is reported at
Sonora -""t -'A<
Taninulipas and Coalala it is said will
act IN unison in carrying on tho conflict.
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GRAND RATTLE.

$50. 900 BER MGfFN p'RoP GF ER4I RAFgA, a.
BE RAFFLED FOR, consisting of EAS-.
LEH'S SPLENDIDMIEIaS, and other ma
chinery, together with Seven Hundred
Acres of Land and 249 Town Lots in the
Village of Easlcy, making $50 prizes. High
est prize, 20,000'f!l For fdrthef particulars
sec hanGbills or address either of the follow
ing gentlemen at Easlcy, Pickens District
South Caroliua.,
Price of chances only $1,000: Any person
enclosing $1,000 addressed as above, aud Civ
ing their name and Post Office plainly writ
ten, will receive certificate of chance By re.
turn mail
F. n. GARVIN,. I x RI. F. SLOAN,
a. I. LEWIS, ) III, lee THRGSToN,
JOHN B0&EN,, s (ALEX. McBEE,
GEO. sEADoRN, j. s 'eJ., D. AsIiMoRE,
Oct Q, 1857 70 n
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TAXES! TAXES!

WILL attend at the following times and
a places for the purpose Of receiving Taxes
for the year 1857;
On Thursday 18th February at YIN Sanders.
I" Friday 10Th Bach Retreat.
" Saturday Gosh Fair PLAY
/" Monday 22d " Cobb's;
Tuesday 23d VIM Fants .
Wednesday Oath I" q Salubrity;
Thursday and Friday, 25th and 2Gth Feb
ruary, Mt Pickensville;
e" Saturday 9th February, at Trap;
" Monday lst March, Mt Hcster's;
Tuesday I'd Mrs Barton's
q "Wednesday Sd " " Wolf Greek:
Thursday 4th /" hurricane;
" Saturday 9th d" Grants Store;
Monday Sth &" 4" Tunnel Hill;
Tuesday 9th " (" Can't A Robins
" Wednesday 10th" -" Jonas Phillips;
Thursday llth " Poole's;
Friday and Saturday, 18th and 18TH, at
Walhala
And at Pickens g. II. on Monday and Tues
day of Court, ut which time my Books will
be closed, Persons failing to make their Re
turns by that time will be liable to double
tax. Free negroes must pay their taMes du-
ring the month of March.
by act of the Legislature, all persons are
required, under severe penalties to return
t"0 ',uihuoi vi uirulS, HlorFlaSes ana deaths
that have occurred in their families and, al
so, the number of births and deaths among
their negroes.
90 state tax, same as last year; Road tax,
66s and Poor tax, 10 pet cent on the State
tax.
According to law. and under the instruc
tions OF the 'Comptrollsr Gcneral, nothing but
specie and the bills of the following banks
can be taken in payment for taxes, namely ;,
Bank of the State of South Carolineq Com,
mercit Bank of Columbia, Bank of charles
ton, Union Bank of Charleston. State Bank
of Charleston, Bank of Georgetown, Bank Of
Camden, Merchants Bank OF Ghetaw, and
the Bank of Chester.
JOHN w. l.. G.NREY, T.c.,
Jan 90, 1868 81 IF
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CorOnet,a Sale.

nY virtue Of =, g. fa TO me'tlinected. win ssil
ke.betore the Court Hoase, Within fle IcsnI
lotlrs Qf.eale, on Saladay tp Atasalh next; iD0
acres ofisna more or less, lying on branches Of
.liule River, adjoialhg lands Of Il, N. Robins.
~ D, Densonanglt OF tkCta lesiedsensas ihelprop.
erty Of John fflmmett, at the suit Of 4. q. q II.
n. Craig. Terms cash.
VI D. GANTF, c.rb.
I, Feb, D, lSOS % als
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State OF South CaroIima.

IN oRDINARY-CGTATIoR.
WHEREAS, James Rogers, jr. hath applied
w to me forletters of administration, with the
will annexed, upon all and singular the person
al estate of James Rogers, sr. deceased, late of
the State aforesaid and district of fPickcns: Tho
kindred and creditors of said deceased are, there
fore, cited to appear before me, at PicSens c.
H. on Monday the 1st March next to shew
cause, if any they can, why sad letters should
not be granted. Given under my hand and seal,
18th Feb. 1868.
w p,ARcONG q. ~
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To nv Patrons.

MIR. CHRISTOPHER G. SHARPE has
1yA been appointed my Agent to settle, re-
ceivc and receipt for any amount due mo.
JOSEPH BURNETT.
Falls, Feb IL, 1853 80 2
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LOTS FOR SALE.

DERS0NS DESTROYS Of purchasing LoTs IN
j THE TOWN or WALIIALI.i, can haye
themsettth the ltaual conditions. Apply to
j. IL. 0SfsEgDoRfF' Agent
Walhalias Ee...e, ia6A % : { N u
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PICKENS ACADEMY.

HSllE TRUSTEES of the above Institution
II take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that their School is now open forIthe re-
ecption of Students, under the supervision of
an experienced Tcaoler, WM. NJ HEATH,
Esq. Rates of Tuition for the Primary class
mar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition,
and everything pertaining to an English Ed
ucation, SS per session. For the Languages
and the higher branches of Mathematics,
SIS 90 per session,
j. f. HAGOOD.
M. L. MITCIIELL,
u. c. PULLIAM,
NJ. NJ. NORTON.
Feb |, 1858 % tf
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NdATIdIE.

A LII persons indebted to Il. & f. f. Alex
IA ander for 1861, arc requested to pay
up and save costs
E. & E. +. ALEXANDER.
Jan II, 1853 26 n
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VELVET RIHRoN

skToW open, l25 pieces of VELVET RE3-
4 y BON, Hrnino anil a gseat variety of
Fancy Articles, which wiz bsgold yery low
by j. ID, SaiITfI K 60.
Peudleton, Oct 30 16 ~
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NOTICE.!

II HAVE appointed JoHN II. OsrENpoRrr,
j. Esq, of Walhalla, my General Agent for
Pickons District. No orders or receipts will
be acknowledged, excepting such as are either
signed by him, or by my son Henry WAGNER
JOHN a. WAGNER,
Charleston, Jan /, 1853 % IF
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The Last Notice,

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IA. Fountain Alexander, deceased. MUST
MAKE, PAYMENT BEFORE RETURN.
DAY, or they Will be suedl
ID. A. ALEXANDER,
NJ ALEXANDER, Aqm rs, rs.
Feb, 10, 1858 30 g.
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NOTICE.

4 Llpersons indebted to the old firm Of
IN p. n. j.. Alexander are requested to
pay up and save costs. Return day is close
by-lOok out
r. E. ALEXANDER,
Jan T4, 1853 s6-tf Survivor
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NEW STORE Il NEW GOODS,
Ono Mile from .BaEp.Atfsa RRrS0oo

NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,
One Mile from Jarratt'a Bridge,
Near the Road leading to Walhalla.
HNllE undersigned wish to inform their
Il friends and the surrounding country
generally, that they are now opening we'll
selected Stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Crockery,
Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines,
&C., with almost every article usually keptin
country store; all of which will be sold low
for cash! Call and sec.
try Cotton and Wool Homospun, Wool Hats,
Dried Fruit, Venison Hams, Raw Hides, Poas
Becswax, Tallow, Honey, &c.
j. NJ. ALEXANDER,
i. L. ALEXANDER
Nov. II, 1857 10 If