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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

~ - No. - "a lssssy, - whisA
- nw - kAssd { : nepuslisas psssy :
- - ~ clFk, - : i.s;ss ruass.ssd -
Dos pss12G laels - he Ssrn -
epa - q ~ psst ~ q
epp1 ~ Suncieat - atisfy .
|ea O. poke s.by ~ easdn = nj
me- but II ~ Aat Il might Z
happen that mofs q ~ q 18th parties 10 3 tn
sold, body and breeches, w6uld decline th1s,uuS
ing their votes made meschandiss Of. The un-
dssseaadisg lase sight wssy that Soas ef thess
Douglas party members win not vote 70 Goa
5 ;.s|:.II Tx, 81! s.!,sa f. y, G;
npss plsdsing thsmselvss 10 vote fos Nj. For
Fnsy Hencs tie niE6 n the tffumb6 6f~Mf.-
wed1.-Pleftins rDouglas party foeqs
NJ ForpeY has power 70 trsnsfer to the Dep b.
ems haSe hiled 10 vote 20 far for MslsAerk3,
bssasSs ths wvisasa 'tesihstsed) tls1xe Of u.
3 ~ isttiseSiinS Il II nSsaljs cer,sin that
vstss 70 sIScs the lattsr BY msJusiy vuss6y juss
eas vote 30 II elected Mr.. sherman must be
elected by the operation ofthe plurality rnle..
Nh. Rx4alI, 05rTExzssrn1N13 Scsrtaised
yestrday inst Mr. Rsagsn, efTsess n voted for
- tie Ds1eesatss @in psebably ssostsSths ~sos
Il TN re South AmsriesAs g he glvts aTsub,
% Saturday evpning, ths atass, a oascss, dstse-
mined 70 continue voting for some o. theff ewn
uumberS but w hsve every reason - believe that
| II the ssuth Anssicaa votss WIN eiees Kim ks
win receive tAsm, majority a then bsisR
known 70 b willing t0Ispshin htm In eeaw q
dsfsat the election Of reprsssahtive u irvepses
slbae eeafictim 70 the Speakssship. Nj. Reagan,
though constsssht and relishlS member 81 he
Demesrstc. patty, has nsvsr announced extrsss Z
Views ON the foof o. elsswhese Hence his grsatet
accsptability q ~ Southern sppoasnts u Tie
DeaaocEatic party than any poaibls Democratic
pofty nomineo. 80
- es-rsij ----- = ---s ~ H. "a
+ fns rHcsrscr ii ne Houss IA, q = p. n! o.
day, ws Dist no Ssts would be yaken fsr aSpsskss
ey they sdjouneas Mere than . Aossa msss
loacfabis spsaabstt srs. each chock nm u. 1
speech on the slavery qusstisu IN M 81 bsasiags
Ili II b. tne DIAL awhi,s thSsS 4 He, Mere 10
hsps, - sp1ker WIN BE- elscted ssesss o. later,
Ifsf Mat he honorable orators arc, isdeed. sliv
evidenced by the tones n which they tAandes ont
their respective views. satfse.s - -
T. THs wxAfarn .-Ths followiae rspsst'sf o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

:. FenruxR BoR BAuHun.-A man bss ~,
found who has never heard Of John Brovn1 a
friend informs us that he was in con verSat,on win
. gentiennn at his place Of bmine1. on The al.
aosoroing topic Of the day. when = man wearin no
With Ibid You cay there had ben an execute On
iaseiy! YES, sif, yesterday -, q bere did n
occnr!' in charlestown," ,swho was if,r a
sin man NAMED John Brown-hung Cor an iDssrret-
Indeed" said the well dreged gentleman. ais IL
a,tle.S i n.v: not seen any sscoaat q MP
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SrArvE OF DAKIxL WHISTLE LA the Hsus.
'mpenses attsndirg The iAahgusatfou N The Wen.
sser statute teiag under conaaeration - Hi.el-
~. Of Barnste6le, moved "a amend bS pfevidi M
vat snsse snail be neatly and leeibly sngrAsrd
ffom The speeches Of Mr.. " ehsscr. Which he 40
70 the Chair. The extracts are Of a stronk sstI.
slasesy character, and are taken from tSs PIT
m0ntn spssch, Of $40, the sPeech on he Oregon
ruled OUT on the ground that h wss not germs ne
y the subject under confederation. and "a an 4 =
PEAL tne House sustained the decision.-- Bossa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

MAN IAHnED AND FxArHxRxp IN OHrAlso.
Y, vas taken out Of J. q. Knspp,s ho.a. a IA
O'Clock - night By two. s'celoeed,I -. Who
were Jcined b three mere Of ske 49, .,co1or j,
al nkea south. The next day he retufnsd 10
punishment y said 70 have bsea Visited upou
lim sos heyiag sedoeed the dsnghfer a. M
AnPp. The Perpetratofs Of this sc are while
soas. sxcitement prevailed in eonsso ueuce 81 -
prusat manner In which Clark was feeafed.
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s.tertsinpenss, a "a pa esHon Antilles euppliSd
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y s - NJ I'll :: ifs q II "a
Tf fs 'sssisSS'iTyv n l 5:s
Coy1ittss of AFsfnEements pieds~ tl.mss Ivss
ssse:b. 70 e.s Gen hss.s sss. 81; at
peessnes Arth's celsbcstsd string bod kss kesn
1ioisss 81, sdnitiins sentlsnss end iadses. By
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'fll THE RlIaIIC

ON sessrd.x lsss sSs ieeS ssssS;.d B, Ne w.
kssoeisnea .ss isfs,bly srtssss. tSs ss.sSss b.
ss.s asied.es ' :ssy ss%ss IS sts :ss,
dsrass deee % The Biblss And. Other book 81 Dc
.ss.is.s ihsiI q thss ss. o. vssSsiis
have lahofsd 90 long and sssosslJ In this SECTION
n our CITY, NOT only instructing tks youne in re-
deed And ninssering % the vsuts 81 Che poor.
!. Shall the loss b made mp and the sckool sus-
fs,nsd! Wssspsa % your sympathy and bsssse-
4 TIE .Is MISSION SCHOOL cohS VIZ & !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

THE MANAGERS OF the WssAingso9 css-
y rrytestsnt 0fpAan AsyIsm rsssrn tissir siseei
= sc, sss ss- ~ sds sss w
rent q thsir AsyIun, end tighly eesr sisss de
s ... ssaesyiss.s shs 'lIevisr soiistisrs
81 .t.ess Prrsbyssnas ch.re6.- - .......-s i.as
Ssr,ss Chsrshs tNsyX Ysrd.J-----.-.----. 9ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

-.-Wne Hllrm hs-some days ago - oouneus-
Ing upon Helper sinfsmeus publicscss, Ne stated
that HELPER wa formerly . peofessoe In TIE INT
versity Of North Carolina. In this we were mis-
lsilssss f'sa he sslsss ss a. .
.sTbii man, Hinton r.. Helper, q y, hsves.ld,
native Ct this State: He 10 thisf and Z
sslisbnry, a a clerk, he robbed kis employer.
The fact was proved on him, and we believe h
himself admitted Il, and offered come lams excuse
tSs big picking and ctealing., he wss ezpossd
some two ycafs ago In Congress by one Of our
Senator's, Nj. BrigSs, whese saisnens wher. Is
known sfe Implicitly relied on The exposure
% esn q The Congrcsioaal records, and may be
esamined by Helpa' Abolition friends. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

Gov. WIeE AND rHK MIrrARY-The wvfhe.
Vile Guards on their way 70 Chsrlestown. va :.
stopped In Richmond on Friday and called on thu
oovefnof Of the Stste., With his usual prompt.
m.naon and in resPonssto speaker Of tie com.
.sYou are going upon no holiday Zip, but Win
tasy iife. You win have plenty of aood poyS ana
bs,ns and cabbage, and e you do your duty, you
VIII have good appetite. Laughter I II you
can't get nothing better. live on dry bread ID
conclusion, the Governor told them that II Il took
half q million Of dellars- end he would asaume n
speak for she coordinate branch Of the Govern.
ment-the State should be defended, and that
thee who went forward In defence Of her riehts
should be cared for" fcheen.l
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n ENe1l.s . - lsFls : .s1.ss.sss safcSa sJ,l
~ - 81 u; SkEs3|s
SsSs:ss -. 5 s 3: 9 81; S.:s..
s:;:f = ';ss:; 2 ;I i s|5 81
ss~ hs s. ss9s g sEssEEs 4 :::YgERc,.
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- TAk HAnrHl's FsRiy ccsvrcrs Friday ne
ne lob Inst is the for the execution
win Brswn, and convictsd at ChsrIsc1ewSr 4.
s9tctpeftoa q the event 6osersoe Wiss is sSnrn-
bling esothsr strong military force To. Wythe
Sssya fsom WytheviIle,' Va, have arrived II
Cnafie1eown, This h q new company ana Ia ve
Travelled SIX hundred miles from their hon,es' No
ie~ Than ak l1wysfs are serving In the rsnks On
reaching Richmond, they were han1sum-ly ~
ateseed ~ 9ov Mis- The Fncastls Rifss hav
sso srfived at ohariss>own. The Chsstesaeli.
We, GSasds. CAPT Coz, are 10 leave fss ChsrIsS.
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JOHN bnowN's FUNERAL The funeral Of John
brown took place at North Ella on Thursday, a
I Gsicck The body .wn borne by six Of biz
under The shadow Of which he hsd dirscfsd q 81
laid The cofan had been peeviou6iy plscsi n
'front.' OF bis door step, whsss Ms iehion cane
n CROWDS e take last look, The fses. va
Before leayiA9 The hoose, hi6 nvosite hymn.
BLOW ye the unmpet]bloW,o &C. vas Suo0'
and prayer wa: easred By me Rev. Xr. Young, q
~. Mckim, of Philadeiphis, and Wendef TbiI
LIP, % Boston. AZ the grsve Mr.. Young qsotel
fssis words, al have fought the gpSd 1eht. b
re-, and Proponpced benedicticn. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

Nrs - cuuxr-1Hs nsss Ksag ssvsi
60 ssesatb 8 - YEA nssssa, vsilsg
- seardlsa sit eaAs sas.nship Mis-
J, 60 - q umsss, as:
eg Koaf her klyss dis time-ssves,
y, - Z &c ing tee prsysiiing cpl.
- = s eF:ssd Ivy valley cemesssy 70
- Psid ne ~ e!sst debt In isssies isSS The
regard 10 IT. victims, and without any ceremony
IL entered the cabin and seissd our venerable
cepnfn, and. f0r TIE nrst tine nm cfuiss, mrsw
9ythet be 10 fully rscoversd. - 8 a mn = q
es6 fsrty. ne sdnis, Ssf9S, thsi s. has
seen enough Of the elephant China } and hopes
'ei I. So w m r. sl e -
shs. IN %, AZ sh.s NV. lefs ios shs - s.o
dzvcr tucbhin fteIghs: = !. 80 :. =. -. -,
Aw DAP Sse l1scas, wSsss - vSii nis q sosrd
eleven handred and any conlt0 foe Cuba s4. /. =.
atgAN.y, robbery, stosshs.akiag, 40, &c, are
sssii carried on 70 A al.sniag sxsent npch &
forsignen, searnea and slIseh, thsa az dssutuse
an, ,s1 without any honest means q SStaipiag
THE nisiossr;es ssr,japss hsv. arrived q sAis
Pc.t % tis s1ip ssrpsiss;frcI New Yssf. -.
|, We heSe jcn fecefxea orde8 bon Commndoes
sIste.ll p leave tss hsa,e jss = ssoa ssw On.
Boston: wesre ali crszy .af this RIorious news.
tas Pcwsss a will eosvy shs yaraaess Gem
TIE sssnsnsOv. i a,se ordered home 70 MOT
The surveying sssanss Feninsss Cooper wss
loA = few weeks ego IN KSnagswi Bay. An
mncs nved. vessel total loss. Il e. -. 7.
The Fentmore Cooper was empleyed q sur
veying vesseI By The Cnited States 6ovsfnment,
and has rendered some vssy valusble ssfvicss
within 6e puf few yesn, more particularly In
the Paei1c Ocean, where her o0lcsrs dstermfned
ne extent asA position q very easgeross lsdgs
The Fenimsee, Cooper w.s ceums.ded bv
Lieptenant Brooke, u .. n, avav expsrienccd
and talepted o1leef, and the invenfos Of TIE new
ina6unent Tor testin9 deep sea soundfnRs
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II lliSst !! !! =! }! =
WAsl1EN0F0U O11Yy : -
MoNDAY..-......,..s~ylsesesss -, isees
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Hsos r0eigsaglasns4 f.vkish sssjy nsakul
&kee6assah 6fGnit ~ k1e1nS55(f
John w. Fornsy ska ssaA i1ak. ~ clssk 49,
Hsess, sAsdoeseiesasass( ssch 4sssEseghsne
ssPpostof Jean skl11 fot aisrSf - Aiif<<
Lscsnpena Dsoeen1ssss 3 ' zs.l< sszss.,fi =
The CeassustioH->h3n1D sAst<ne A1sgussesn ~
tkSA5651s 56H5, nHHzE bzk5[ Sdshbax N 49,
aei.l results, s.-h.,is a. 2. people .
IN IsseJ,ixcseu kh<fs hat the contemplate
n cesc5ss bids fhIr = fdfaIs lEsssshfIt a
tfe3a bsuisseu sf.lslys a n ssssvss srs,e >
- g ~ "a 80 ~ sasA
UFrom shilliagsoh's, ~ ~ hsveSks lss.sssase
jersey spnps q cd l.sdss es ~! re - s.
lBf nssssa s. sjssf 5qsra1ed: : spsnssd
ssnPositiea e witissss. satslsl sss0ynn.siu1
QniekseP e.. s. Dr. az -s9ro :
DFron fhs publishse, g. n nay, ~ SsSs
n holiday "BrothsE 3pnumn, - sbounding IN
pis1Io spsspaie 6klisfals - Nsw YNrtss
E0fnn Adanasa,os sesss.h - ~ hssss
ssH e -Hsrpsrs g fnp iadfSe Cristk, p a. bod
whseG b jss3 ssw kicking up ssshr TsshH IN
u Some aa.isg = Ola IN. Bsluoore for the
ofsty Of the Winah,s manner, which len Norfolk
On So urday, on her return tip, and has not beSa
heard from.
U We netics Ii he Austin (Texas) STATE Ga
sstss, 81 November 2oth, The announceneat Of b
lesture IA that city ON ssPosfsy; III Mature and
InAuence, y by Ns. RssK Wsndss N IL 10 not
John Bscwnhsassy secreeasy q s1ats. Who issAa
TO be poet, and who wseia TIA; latitude Ut last
seeountas - s..'s 49, saSes ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

u The n. Y. Tribass complains lugrubiously
tnst the ooutAsinssxsss fpsciaS N6nhsin runners
to tahs tAe b6ck tack Y ssys:
NO nasaef who thsy are % what their business.
~ men nem ehe north driven out Of fhes cfsies
spd ulagee. Some fhirtY o. fosty busihea agSats
fe9 Nsw Yofk and eoetop hare recently ben
foeeed to return bone. - :. :, -. - :, :,
What did the ffiouas inaa sxpsetweuld Be the
resu1t0fJ John Hrownint -
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-, Sal 04ee. - -, - : Ia
WANrEo-Bys ..u reeepne.ded boz. S0--,
~ yesfs oid. SIT UATioNa :, lootnes o. sst-
6ss. ,'s''As' l.Al''' Aas'''' u 4. p I.;s s:-r
W.NJIEkp..n, Z Issstsss ~, e.a. nes.. III.
Us = sss" nse ssA 'e''"n ''d''. Aipiy :, 10
WAyIEp-Te diseoss q . lesr s.ysblisi e and
~. sssetfSs esslasss, sItssssd 10 tie moss gssi
i:ss' ldSss,:s s.. s.ssss
taroush City Pest noe. de Ia -
WAHTED-A HoUsEKsEPER somptt-st %
- s ,sis ss,.rs e 81 brsssAes o. . hoss-kr.s-
s.as, tisv.l e w:sSissses els, y ..ils1e u =:
20 :. ss e ..Ss's,i oss s3srssle s.d rustvetIv
q: on. = !: 81
WANTED-A FooTMAN,e white Id es.v,
LIZ ,Sssrs Of sc. smart, sctivs and int-lliEs {,
asM -. u -. = -
z f2s0 s:sT .,..''' 81 =
WANrED..As sssdy, bons.t PERSON feer-
NAP p.sfrredl 20 ycfk on shafss . }sm
ssE5s;, , po@ieIi,Sls hqss.. kIss. tocsR hib
he ssssrs So,f ~ I'm TIE rs.ss prsfsrredl
u, stsI Ohio = de ls-sosi
WANIED-A SITUATION, By . rsspestsbl.
.Any,sh yoman, - ehie's nsfss !; . esTsoie
ar 81 s1ss hssshe pest Of references; 81 No
49, W. ~ sIF {: &C.: g.
49,. q - : 49, = des eoff
WANrED-A .SITUATsON Ia . store. hy
Wv yhiehs you'll n ysars Of are may ssra.p
Sy rsoommsloesaons givel with regard 20 integrity
- oeSSoanty. Aeey ~ thts Ooce. sol7
W4ETEP.Rxs rssPsctabIe American id. .
SYsssssSmsSs.sssss sivsaif ssirsd. ksSsSs. Scs
WANfEDzHef stors on Pennsyivanla ave-
~ esasSt AL 20 street es.son isfssly % sny
az enc s SIZE r s:s, sssa p,..i:..
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$500 , sa,swAS 2.sss ~ l.oS d. ~
s:lssls - fs s!!is
=. 'e'a''i w!siiii.ilIizsfsy-sifkff.
&Q0 9EwAeD,--i.sss iast TAssssszs q -
~ 1e roec leedinf lfca Pre,csb. Nil N
go Soi - wHrs:n. ssss &C., = q ~
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a.: 3 J; n Il! s's.4s sss = ss : -
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..kEsrycrr ., einx9on Lon Shs 3sb int
W. Hen, yphn g. Rsec kinridge, the vice-Prrsi.
cent g the Unitsd ee1tes; wn nominssed o. ~
esss Il III Kentucky EsRiili1ufe fsr a. = ~
sor. TIE ve1e ussod nfeckfnridss, q; aise. q.
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10y A3O xVV0O. --A'
va ;: s.1 . 800 sssAc = =:
as ooer.- -. - Il ~ Il 80 g E.
&5 fEWAtp WIN - given for sks sDpsshen-
~ ssS tSsrslo - ~ 7f', j q c;osfs'T VIZ
.as. ~ sS e. i. G O. CS.l Boy
IsTseas are hereby warned sssasst b.. Sss1M Il.
De 70 81. :t--- ~ 4 xs,n,,
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ID The Beseen aeossass, q erthodor coa~re
DE-, Pomryy bad long bsen under D. psrSsur. 80
&ace sesesilg Nd besia, whish csossd sp1rr.
nensions fsf bis ssnity- leasine II - be is6sfFS
tha his hPee lscm yiftns nay q sone dsxrve' r
aeeouasssd fos rom this csnss. = g.-.':'s T
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a ykR3 fstss ssss1s.s.s q ~ fs:.e -, II
Nzovtrey nov 0pth ~ 1n1p NGeiN1 ~ ne ~ -
RiHass9P s I g9HffHs fI:gMES Hair
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AN - sisTE s1fAkIs ..,.'',1 40
: ssssss.s, s.:slsls y c,.s;1t.' z ~ "a 10
$50 ~ ssssr $780, q Z! 49, xisI2sxs
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: Tn wxAfnrn .-Ths folloswiae rspests u o.
wssthsr fes this raornihg y lnads f6m he None
Telegraph iins % Tie elhithseniaa Iititutisn,
The time q easssvatien = shsat e'slsck:
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DlsTRicT OF coLu4RIA. :.

On ,h. ,.t esy q ssaSe.. is 5sis-s @ 4.
county asossssid, peronaiy spseered jobs k
ssy ed sH n ss * q s6sss sss MAJ.
q Asxsst issti snslI Bsfsic Sss-SesS cV~
Ssis1 sress vkis IS d bsst .s can. 70 s iss
sm,sss, a. sstrsy > iivInx s6sst nj = hon she
q ed ssfray Gov II ressest-d 10 80 xesxs,d
s3sxe oss pfopsr'y, pay ctsrses, ssd lake Ssr
s,ysa ssdsr ny had and sssf xkss n ssy a DE-
: dsisa. hsasss JJ..,sEs ,sa q &c STpS -.
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!. IU Merida ?. ceswsv,7 Eso !. Yst,o.r,v - -,
9meee, has }nN heea decte1 10 'Cenrfess' 49,
Asnaa = ete; HIS asat Nthsn The rrrl{ory u ~.
mieeed ssa 4e11e e To. unioa s, - -.'','9
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

~ Some aaIisg = GA IN. BslHoore for TIA
afsty Of the winah,s Steamer, which len Nofoll
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-11-17


I'D District, will sell at UNION C. H., S. c., on
the 26th day of DECEMBER next, and days fol-
lowing,
l10 LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging to the estate of Col. 2. P. HERNDON,
deceased. The Negroes are all very Likely, and
amongst them are SEVERAL CARPENTERS,
BLACKSMITHS, HOUSE SERVANTS, CARRl-
AGE DRIVERS and good COOKS.
TERMS OF SALE: For all sums Of one thou
sand dollars and less, a credit Of twelve months
with interest from the day of sale; for all sums
over one thousand dollars, credit Of one and TWO
years. in equal instalments with interest from the
day of sale, payable annually. Purchasers 70
give note or bond with at least two good and suf-
fcent suretes for the payment of the purchase
money, If in any case, additional security should
be required, the purchaser must pay for the ne
cessary papers.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
Carriage and 2 Buggies, each with double mar
ness, nearly new, and perhaps some other arlcles
not necessary to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: For all sums Of sou, and
less, cash on delivery; over 500, credit OF
twelve months with interest from day Oh sale,
purchaser to give bond or note, with security as
above.
Also, at the same time and place, will be solo,
by D. Goudelock, Commissioner in Equity, under
decree for partition, q
VALUABLE PLANTATION,
belonging to the same Estate, lyiag in Union
District on Broad River, adjoining lands OF w..
c. Dunn, W. E. johnson, 3. F. Reid, Robert
Boyce, Mrs. P. Farr, and DR.. D. F. McMahan,
containing S95 acres more or less. This Is one
of the most desirable plantations now IN market.
About 800 acres in woods, and the remainder IN
HIGH state of cultivation.
Also, will be sold, at the same time and place.
THE HOUSE AND LANDS
NEAR THE VILLAGE OF UNION,
lately occupied by Col. Herudon as residence.
This tract contains 119 Acres. On it is hand
some
DWELLING HOUSE.
containing Eight Rooms, with all necessary out
bnildines. fine Garden and Orchard, of the finest
and rarest varieties of fruits of every description
These fruits were selected with great care, and
the Orchard and Grounds have received much at
tention. The Tract fronts upon the public road,
and on the place are
TWO SPRINGS
of excellent water To persons desiring COM
modious and pleasant residence, this place ofers
unusual attractions The House is within half
mile of the village, and is situated upon spot OF
great natural beauty, susceptible OF being made
by iudicious improvement, one of the most desl-
rabie residences in the State. The location per-
fectly healthy.
TERMS OF SALE The Plantation and House
and Lands above described, will be sold upon the
following terms:
Cash sufficient to pay costs, the balance on
credit of one, two. and three years, with interest
from day of sale, payable annually purchaser
to give bond with at least two good and sufficient
sureties for the payment Of the purchase money
Persons desiring further information will ad-
dress B. F. Arthur, ESQ.,, at Union Court House,
s. c.. or the subscriber at Whitmires P o., s. e.
JOHN N. HERNDON,
Admir- of z. P HerndoD.
Nov 10 40 ~
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Prices Reduced to $50, S75, S110, and 1925.
VTNHE plain reason why Singers Sewing Ma
Il chimes have always sold readily at higher
average price than any other, is that they are bel
ter, more durable more reliable, capable of doing
much greater variety of work, and earning more
money. Long continued popularity is proof Of
sterling merit In the purchase of what are called
cheap Sewing Machines, thousands have beer
deceived and disappointed, but with Singers
Machines there is never any failure or mistake.
SINGERS NEW FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE,
the price Of which is only $50, is light and ele.
gantly decorated Machine, capable of performing,
in the best STYLE all the sewing of private fami
ly. 1t has secured great reputation during the
few months since it was first offered to the pub.
lie.
SINGERS TRANSVERSE sHUTTLE-MACHINE,
to be sold at SIS, is Machine entirely new in its
arrangement; it is very beautiful, moves rapidly
and very easily, and, for family use and light
manufacturing purposes, is the very best and
cheapest Machine ever offered to the public
These Machines are being increased in number as
rapidly as possible and, yet the demand for them
cannot be fully supplied.
CHINE,
formerly sold at $685. but now reduced to SllO, is
too we'll known oil over the world to need any
description. Every sort of work, coarse or fine,
can be done with it,
SINGERS NO. 2 STANDARD sHUTTLE-MA-
CHINE.
This is the favorite manufacturing Machine
every where. The size of the Machine gives am.
ple space for almost every description o. work,
which together with its admirable working quail
ties, gives it decided advantage. Price, with
table complete, Sl25.
Since the great reduction in the price Of these
Standard Machines, on the 1st of October, 1858,
the sale of them has increased fourfold.
All of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices, working capacities, and the
best methods of purchasing, CON obtain it by
sending for copy of l. N. Singer & Cos Gazette,
which is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted to the subject. II rW be supplied gratis.
I. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadw0y, New York.
L. NJ. GRIST, AGENT, Yorkville, S. c.
June 80 26 II
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AEATRASS YAKING.-The undersign-
lNA ed respectfully informs the citizens Of York
District and the surrounding country, that he is
prepared, at his stand at the REAR OF THE
MASONIC HALL, to manufacture MATRASSES
of every description in the most substantial man
uer and of the best material His prices are as
moderate as the times will admit. He returns
thanks for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
received, and solicits continuance.
B6F Shucks and Cotton, at the market
prices, will be taken in exchange for Mattresses.
p. FUNK.
Nov 10 45 ly