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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-03
PITTSBURGH BUSINESS.

B. L. FAHNESTOCE & CO.-The extensive
Drug establishment at No. 60, corner of Wood
and Fourth street Of which the above firm are
proplietors, stands already, though ofIate foun-
dation, at the head of that busines in this city
noted as it is for first class establishments of
the kind. This immediate and progressive
success may be attributed, in great measure,
to the well known character orNr Fahnestock,
who for more than quarter of a century has
been engaged in this branch, his name associa-
ted with the best remedies ofthe day. Dealers
in Medicines will find here every article deman-
ded in the trade, all descriptions ofpatcnt rem
edes, besides y. l.. Fuhnestock's Vernifuge
and Dir. Adam Wilson's Tonic Cathartic anti
Dyspeptic Pills, ofwhch this house is sole pro
prietor.
These articles are recommended by the high.
est authority and are deservediy popularthrough-
out the whole country We were shown some
time ago, certificate Of the efficacy of Wilson's
Pills, signed by all the leading members oil the
XIV. Congress, and numerous testimonials
from other distinguished individuals.
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Special Notites

s1Inha ala6on in ConsnmPion-see advertise.
meni under Ibis heading,
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OrThere has been no material change in
the Market report this week.
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NMc lETGstia Gaming Out.

We have also been ofthe opinion that there
was more ofEuavcry than honesty in the agta-
ton Of the slavery question; and particularly
that branch oft which relates to Kansas. That
question has been seized upon by designing pol
iticians as a means by which they can get into
any love or respect for principle. All the re-
cent developments on this subject have been
calculated to strengthen our convictions in this
respect; and we give below an extract from tho
Kansas Daily Ledger, free State paper, which,
it.seems to us, ought to convince all who have
ever doubted as to the real cause Of the contro-
yersy The Ledger says
'Nggcrs is not the great bone ofcontention in
Kansas and those who cry out most Justify for
Niger or mo Niger hav'nt money enough, as
general thing to buy a'plug Of tobacco with
The real bone Of contention is p1,Cer ant the
spoj}8; and the'poor nigser IS made to bend and
bow to suit the purposes Of those political dem
agogues that they may ride into Tcwer and OBJ.
tain some of the spoils--aaa Hat's aH The
free State party nor the pro slavery party Of
Kansas care anything about the moral condition
VI thS h'SSCiHI DuI tilC IHuoI HdfS II le&L TO
preach from. and the poor niger, has been
preached in all his aspects throughout the land"
And upon the admission of Kansas into the
Union under the Lecompton constitution, the
same paper says:
'Iet Congress attend to their own business,
and let us attend to ours. We have something
more to accomplish besides the admission OF
Kansas into the Union. We want railroads,
telegraphs. churches, common schools, and o
host of other things of minor Importance; but
paramount to all these, ,ve aoant peace."
And again:
"They (the people Of Kansas are heartily
sick and tired ofths Internal niger agitation;
they have had Surieit OF it; it Injuries their
business, blasts their prospects, and keeps up
continual strife. Let Kansas be admitted in to
the Union somehow or other and with some
kind OF oiconstitution, that we may have peace"
These extracts show, what we have always
believed and insisted was the case, that it is for
power and the spoils that the republicans fthe
North, who have got up and kept alive this con-
| troversy, are contendlng; and that the people
ofkansaS themselves, no matter what Others
may say or do; are sick and tired of agitation
and anxious that it should be settled in the on.
ly way it can be settled-by the prompt and un-
conditional admission ofthc Territory as State
under the Locompton constitution.
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And again:

0ETThe following article we clip from the
Palmetto kansan, paper published in one OF
the 'disrranchised counties" The article speaks
for itself:
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Office, No. fE3l. Hilbert ST. Old No.
IO9. Below twelfth. q
PhlladG1ph1a. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

THE REGULARS AND PEOPLES GENERAL CoxxlYrxxs-Con-
ference committees from these two democratic organza
tons last night at Mozart Hail. pursuant tn advertise
The business was private and did not transpire
II understood however, that the two organizations are
10 come together so TO show united front against Old
Iammany. The regulars claim 70 have nearly 10 900
I'VE democratic voters their rolls in the respective
wards, who will act as one man In opposition " the be
hcsts Of the lammany General Committee. The alleged
unfair treatment the anti Tanmany folks received at
Syracuse was severely commented upon by the members
OF the two committees last night aud though all in ia
yor OF supporting the State ticket they determined to
do something convince the democracy Of the State that
they are in tho city that future State Conventions
must not disregard Sentiments freely expressed
last night IN favor Of nominating clean county ticket Of
their own in opposition TO that Of Vammany Hall.
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morning without any sickness her passengers were al
lowed TO come 70 the city after airing their baggage
Ship Confidence from New Orleans will be allowed TO
upper Quarantine in eight days after arrival
The Brig Martha Post, from Matanzas, was allowed 70
come up Immediately.
The bark Yumuri from Matanzas, was allowed 70 come
up in eight days after arrival
The brig Truxillo from Matanzas was allowed 10 pro-
coed in ten days from dischargng
The bark John Benson, from Havana, was allowed to
come up immediately.
The bark Aura allowed TO come up
The Board soon after adjourned
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plenty Of old material on the grounds sor sssa
bdes the cost q permanent ana more than ,enposry
Structure q 0 Wood s Boar. desea the rseS ~ Il
Susas ssTe h%pFcps, ,sss and a
yoa Ssss From nave s
% said hospital eS, 70 Increase me a room While
~, shangs viii not lessen contemplated accommoIaos
sss os he ofssTs ssa employees n..a
and the rspsr o. the wall rsno ~ son A. prsccaSe
~ RRssSSR s1H1 Sr rsSssRjasss,.
u,ror rr,sxs said il would be seen by the report that
the committee had taken the most conservative view
The whole Misunderstanding to put up no more buildings
thar were positively necessary They had plans drawn
mn and statements Of the cost OF the shantes Tey
wanted 10 CT with justice and moderation, and al the
governor k,Se asked il the shantes would not cost
S25 each
Governor KISc said he approved highly Of the report
because cautious and sought TO do what was neces
He thought that would satisfy the public mind Whatever
necessary for safety health and comfort ought 70 DC
done.
Mayor TsadAsS said they would do nothing for show.
Commissioner CURTIS inquired of the Governor when
they would be likely to set the $50 600.
Governor KING asked whether the commissioner meaht
the money expected from The Comptroller
Commissioner CURTIS said he did
Governor KIsG could not TELL although ne da no. tnnk
That enc Comutrocr ought refuse IL There was always
sum Of $500 eco crowded for by che Legislature in the
hands of the COMPTROLLER. Ths sum was invariably left
inappropriate, tAccff ia SasS ~ any VI
public emergency. The question would be whether the
burning tse hospitals at Quarantine could be classed
among such calamtes, and ths within the meaning
of law He (he Governor) would, however, see the
Comptroller and tho Attorney General, and discuss the
matter with them.
After few other remarks the report was accepted, snd
the recommendations concurred in.
Governor KING requested that evidence might be fur
nthed him a. show thta the Sheriff of Richmond county
hsa been notled thst attack would be made on the
Quarantine buildings on the nights Of the lst ara "a
September.
Captain Or sYRrsad the necessary testimony was il
ahe hands q Mr.. ncyhn, counsc. to the Board.
The following resolutions were then passed.
Resolved That aae Committee on Constructor be and
with the erection of the building
ths above report forthwith, aud ts the same
done by contract
Resc>ed commeee be requested 70 report on tn
Olher ferred 10 them.
Resolved That be directed 10 have printed -
circulars asng proposals. FOR the above work, and ina
the be authorized TO have prepared iniineutes
plaxr and cihcaticns Of The work.
The Board then adjurrned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

A FTERNOON BOAT FOR YONKERs. HASTINGS
~ Dohbs Ferry, ldrstown, Sing sins and Ihversraw
Steamer BROADWAY viii leave per ft ~ Law areet every
Sundays excepted O'Clock touching "A Amos
Nonkers AZ O'Clock
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sEoARs AVID TOBACCO.

. QQQ QQQ seq ARs-oF ALMOST EVERY GRADE
L.UUV.UUO s.d quality at my low prices for cash.
Ia Norfnas az low A. ~ Please examine my stock
not be undersd Cash advances made secarsto any
q. CHEEKS III Broadway.
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srRoIocy AND crPIp-A CERTAIN AND sue.
shy ehsrseer .i se sen, s rrcep q =
Corinha smith, o. y. lockwood, sa1s. Broadway
sroxrsHrSa-NApANs YORK, TUE GREAT w.
past rssc and are events o % fsose ~ ~. Sa %'pS
know ne circumstance which surround them and likewise
YoRK, ~ Eighth avenue, Seventeenth street
A \ ASTONISHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORROW
vas BORN s a az ps, 's crescent and fegs ss. AMI
Of lie All who wish speedy m,rri.se may call soon and
S ~ ar ws sysn y9Sr ysr and show
Satisfaction ali Who visited her No charge II nos sisaed
not admitted '''"''" ''VO''s '"A ''AN 's"DS"'sA
A sTRoLoGY-THE MOST USEFUL AM BEAUTIFUL
Ssrho s s wsS Ss s ~ i a ga
ships absent persons absconded persons capuves theft
promissory notes, debts purchses Dr. WILSON Pearl
street near Chatham Terms 80 cents.
a hosQGI-MADAhE Lane can BE CONSULTED
The ie Mulberry street near Grand Ladies'
rages and give lucky numbers
(,LAIRvoyANCE.-EvERy SICK LADY AND GEN
hair and one aep 70 Mrs. HAYES d. sery ses esS WOW ~
physician and healing medium IN reality. Examination with
world y man Once sa Broome ssee, 6rysIie n Y
T. street. sw doors Ses, n ToasWsy ,he mos, successful
medical and business clairvoyan IN America Asthma, hron
" durable Unerrnr advice business friends &C.
and satisfaction given pay asked.
MADAME HARRIS TELLS ALL EVENTS or LIFE,
M tells II lost property gives lucky numbers the Intended
husband or wife brought personally BY her powers
sINfP LADIES' cents. 's gentlemen ls % cent" "ou''
Miss A. W SNOW. TIE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
lN clarwoyant win ind absent friends. trace lost stolen
guods advise business and give dclneeton of character
Residence w Greene street. room No. !, FIRST noori
NYoTIcE-NRs FLEuRy @s BRoowE STREET GIVES
~ true Information oil events 81 life by the glass tho
planets and questions business marriage
friends, Ac by magnetism. She speaks French English
German.
NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATEp
IN Madame PREwSTERf She has been consulted by
thousands this and other elites with entire satisfaction
feels confident she has equal She tells the
wife husband; also that Of her visitor you wish truth
rivr her call AZ S9 Bowery, opposite Blocker street La
dies, % cents gentlemen, ~
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A UsTRAITA.
NORRIS, 2s06 bursb.n Toen.b~e snder viii
have immediate despatch for the above Her general
the berth for Australia Freight and passengers viii be
taken at lowest rates. and shippers and intending emigrsns
are n,sa 70 give ne ssp and be- per-ans!
er passage sppiy on board or 10 .. PIcKARD CO, rs
broadway. Cash advances made approved shpnens
oonsisnees IN Aus'ralh, Nessrs q A. Lloyd a 90.
AusrRArtA.-RANGARoo LINE ron MELBOURNE
"A Positively FIRST ship 70 sail packet for October second
clipper bark rEfRFk, 1000 tons Crowe commanier viii
be promptly despatched on Saturday Oct Early appica
freight passage apply on board pier - East river foot
MAILER LORD oUEREAU, los Wan street.
Cash advanced made consgnmens Sight bills for sale
on Lord Co, Melbourne.
L,oR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST
fsABFfs captain william Rollins.
win leave New York Cor Havana Friday October touch
For passage apply 70 sP0FfoRD, TILEsToN CO, n
broadway,
IvoR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS, OCT o. 1855
T The Louisiana Tehuantepec Company's stcainpshp
QUAKER CITY. This well known and fast steamship, X.
O'clock. above date, from pier No ~ North
rassagefs cabin sec second cabin, $40 Freight 70
New Orleans No freight taken g Havana except specie APP
I,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS TO san, rosr
The United States mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, r. w
Smith, commander, win receive fresh, on
r,ver freis{ thir,y cents p.r rn, s ~ b N ,s,s
signed efcr The hour Of sailing For freight passage APP
ply 70 the agents. LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERoS CO.. MOL
NB-Durng the prevalence Of the epidemic At New Or.
leans The steamers Of this line will BE- loaded by bsrges
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MATRIMONIAL.

N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF THE HIGHEST
N birth aud rcspectshty educated professionally having
refined tastes pure associations and habits IN middle
NE but never married with good kind disposition,
dofsc lncna,ons and stainless character having an IN
ddua maintenance and residing In this city IL DESTROYS
amiabe and prepossessng lady possessing auence wei
rs genial qualifications Being himself sincere he trusts no
lady VII respond out Of curiosity or for diversion All com
unceons will be kept nviohy private and references ex
changed Peas address with all particulars, L. A. W., Dor
14O Herald ohicE New York city.
VIANTED-By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL
w situation wife Has the best ~ reference IRON her
parenQ Young handsome and Intelligent Address Alice,
box 125 Herald once
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
~ FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,

tnitfd St8tes Wall Line.
The favnre steamship AUGUSTA Captain ~ y Woodruff.
VII leave on saturday September Is, at u NJ from pier
No North river Through tickets be had for the follow
Inc places Fare low by other from New
York 10 Savannah, accommodations superior
New York 10 New Orleans $50 80 Mobile &N; Montgome'
ry, Ala 10 Atlanta Ga, s23, Albany, Ga, W. toiun'on
Ga, 81 Macon Ga, Sal Savannah, SIS
NBrerons wishing through tickets must apply ono hour
before the departure ~ the For freight OF passage
apply 20 sAMUEb T. MITCHELL SON l3 broadway.
The freight these Will Tor inc present
be increased. For particulars apply as above
L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoPIDA-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steamship Company e new AND hrss elass
steamship HUNTSVILLE John A. Post comtnander viii
leave pier Ia r. on Saturday Sept ~, at O'Clock pre-
csey. Passage Savannah with unsurpassed acconmoll
tons through tickets Macon, wi Montgomery, x26;
Atlanta sZ3, Columbus s23 Albany, Ga s24 Mobile, sS;
Orleans SO halt cent Apply 70
II n. CROMWELL a co, "a West street.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.

TFWFIRY VERY Low
d An descriptions q gold jewery for sale At retail At les.
than usual prices by O. q ALLEN importer OF watches and
jeweiry, wholesale and retail,
No II wall street, second noor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

RIO TAILORs.-A DENTIST Is DESTROYS OF OBTAIN
ing small quantity ef cottinR exchange for his prp
fessional services, either ARTIFICIAL or operative Addres
G. H. Union square Poet aace Best ~ reference given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

-l4y&z
fyHAMBER FURNITURE-FIRsT PREMIUM ENAMEL.
~ grained chamber furniture IN All and styles
a prices the Every article warranted IL
WOODBRIDGE, No. Sullivan street near sansl NY
T,HrrpRFy,s BFDsTEADs WITH sTDEs-corrAgF
" bcadseads cribs Ac, mattresses, a. WALKERS 63f
Broadway.
EksY AND ROCKING CHAIRS wANTED-oSE TO A
IL dozenFamies wishing with articles ~ this kini
either in hair plush damask hrocatei viii End cash
toner by addressing Gramerey, Herald odlce
L'URNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY-A PAIR
IL value given IN ready for furniture,
books Ac Al 23 Sixth avenue between Ninth and Tenh
MODERN STYLE or SCHOOL FURNITURE, MANU-.
" featured ard for sale BY NJ JOHNSON, No 40 Hudson
street New York large supply constantly hand Illus
rated CIRCULARS iog wafded application Us above
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n Carrying tile United states mails
A I extreme clipper ship GOLDEN HORN, Cor com.
mander. for Melbourne positively September Is
medium clipper MARION Gross, commander, for sgd.
ney positively September Is.
clipper ship ROCkLAND succeeds the Golden Horn,
for Melbourne and sails early IN October.
A clipper ship JAMES H0yEy Robinson, commander.
succeeds The Marion aud sails early Ia October.
The Golden Horn made her sst voyage In eighty Eve days
and has elegant accommodations second cabin
passengers.
For ffcish. passage apply on board or 70
X W. CAMERON
No. Bowling Green
Sight bills for sale and cnsh advances
mens Consgnees In Australia, Nessrs Wilkinson Bros.
Ato.
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STEAMsHIP VANDERBILT, FOR BREMEN VIA
- SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.
In the withdrawal Of the steamship Northern
Light from the Bremen line for the the VANDERBILT
will place sail from New York Saturday Oct
with mails passengers and specie for England and Europe
Price passagefrs cabin 500 and $ second cabin 80
and go; third cabin, limited number, $50.
d. TORRANCE No 5 Bowling Green, New York.
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FINANCIAL.
DROKEN BANK MONEY.-HATTERS, WOODBURY.,
ID iichfeid Mexican County Warren County and all bills
Of other broken banks bought at the best rates by NJ
TAYLOR Specie aud Exchange Broker corner OF new BOW
cry and Chatham square.
nIvIDEND-PHENIx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Brooklyn, September a. lS5sThe Board Of Directors
have this day declared dividend OF ten cent
payable demand at their branch Office No. 81 Wall street,
New York. PHiLANDER SHAW, Secretary.
INDIAN WAR CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES
government for expenses OF Indian In Oregon and
Washington Territories In 1856 collected advanced
chased by EDWARD BISSELL late Purser United Sates
navy, 1856 South street, New York.
MECHANICS BANK, WILLIAMSBURG, L. L-NOTICE
M The Of this bank will be changed 10 that Of Man
Bank at Brooklyn, L. the first day Of Octo
Der This change rendered consequence
Incorporation or Williamsburg with Brooklyn, and there
being Mechanlcs Bank in Brooklyn. The bills and
checks Mechanics Bank of Williamsburg win be redeem
at the Shoe and Leather Bank of New York and
checks the Manufacturers Bank at Brooklyn
wa "''' - eN'S $50 T. G. DisBRow, Cashier.
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COMMISSIONERS Of FtALTH.
The Commissioners OF Health mc =. the usual hour and
Ssiaco yesterday, hE Honor, the Mayer, presiding
The following report from the E,ath officer was re-
~ceyea accepted sid his concurred IN
To 1Hy MAYOR AID COMMISSIONERS HEALTH TING CIrr
Kew Yosw-
Ibs-e 10 report that the brig Times
zach prescribed by saue and
honora,e Board They have each
been spared by their
explains osgnees cleanse and put them In eondion
Judging them be tree from infecuon
dc recommend that they be allowed 70 proceed
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PERSON AL.


n INTERVIEW IS REQu ESTED WITH r., TO-DAY,
IA between and 10 A. NJ at the place where directed
letter.
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NJ MONsANTO HERMANN EST PRIZE DE BONNER
AVA. de ncivees frere L1devc Monsanto Paris,
place dc la Baslle No 4, 81 ~ Hermann veut revenr
Paris, il est prize de ne pas diferer con reiour.
WANTED-AN INFANT AT ITS BIRTH. ANYLADY
w having dispose do by calling the Lying
in Hospital "a Lispenard street New York.
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thousands elites with aasfacton She
feels confident she has equal She tells The %
husband also that 81 her vser. NJ truth
give call ~ go Bowery opposite Bleecker street La
dies % cents; gentlemen, 81.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09
Commissioners Sale.

COMMISSIONER SAFE.
In Equity---York.
T. P. WhiSOnant and Wife, ct a., Bill for
Is.
F. L. Hambright, et al. Partition.
.sAsSxsnAa BY virtue of the Decree of the
4@ Court Of Equity made in above sta.
T1HXz&&S ted case, will expose to sale to the
eaz2eea~ highest bidder at York Court House
on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next,
FOUR TRACTS
or parcels of LAND belonging to Madison Ham
bright deceased, at the time of his death and to
be sold for the purpose Of making distribution
amongst his heirs. Tract No. /, contains
237 ACRES,
more or less. Tract-No. 2, contains
I56 ACRES,
more or less. Tract No. 8, contains
SEvENTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less and No. 4, contains
3O4 ACRES.
Said parcels of land are situate in York District
on Kings Greek, and for q more particular des-
cription thereof, reference may be had tc the re-
turn of the Commissioners to the writ In partition
made in this case, and the plats accompanying
the same.
TERMS OF SALE
To be sufciency of cash to pay the costs Of par
tition and expenses of sale. The balance Of the
purchase money to be on q credit of one and two
years, payable in two equal annual instalments,
with interest from the day of sale and secured by
bonds of the purchasers, with good and sufficient
sureties.
JNO. L. MILLER,
(S6 62J) c. E. y d.
Dec 49 I'd
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Cottoa.--It will be remembered that our Cotton
Market of last week closed firm at from 81 to 10
80. These prices were maintained for several
DAYS, but owing to the depression in the larger
markets, prices reOeded here. With steady de-
cline from day to day, the figures have been low
cred half cent from the highest point at the
FIRST of the week. Although prices continued to
Decline the farmers showed no disposition to hold
off, but became anxious sellers at the ruling rates.
The sales of the week amount to about 400 bales
at from 81 to 10 80--the market closing quiet at
from to 10 80, extremes.
Groceries remain steady, with pretty good busi-
ness doing We note the arrival of new crop New
Orleans Molasses and sugars-quality very fine.
For prices we refer to tables.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

EAIR WARNING.--All persons know
E ing themselves indebted to the late firm of
RODDY & CO., are earnestly requested to make
payment on or before the FIRST OF FEBRUA-
RY next, or we will be compelled to put their
Notes end Accounts in suit. Many Of you have
had long indulgence, (near five years. now when
we call, return the favor extended to you by us.
Necessity is our only plea for this notice. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
D. C. RODDEY,
JOSEPH WYLIE,
T. HENRY MOFFATT.
Rock Hill. Dec 9, 1858. 40 II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09
Administrators Sale.

DY permission of John NJ Ross, ESQ.,, a.
I'D Judge of the Court of Ordinary for X
York District, will expose to public sale on "
the 9th and 9TH day of JANUARY next, at the
late residence of D. F. HALL, deceased, the fol-
lowing property belonging to said estate, viz:
TWENTY NEGROES,
consisting of four men, six women, and four boys
large enough to plough-all young and very likely
the balance children.
Five MULES, two head of HORSES, Cows,
Sheep and Goats, Corn, Fodder, Oats and Wheat,
one Road Wagon, one Buggy and Harness, one
sett of Blacksmith Tools, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, with n number of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAMES BRIAN, Adm'r.
Dec % 40 I'd.