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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

g. AUCTION.-A Factory, five out
i buildings, two double dwelling houses and twelve
.aasA of land will be sold by public auction on
the premises TUESDAY, June %, at 3 o'clock D. IN il
not previously sold or leased for term of years.
Said property is located in the eastern part of Connec
ticut on lasting stream Railroad and Water
munication with our~largest cities
There is large amount of and Is suitable
chanical as well as manufacturing purposes
For particulars address l.. Z. ROWLAND. Springfield
Mass. DIV mv27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

Dental NOtIce.-Dr. q. III. JEN CKS'S Dem
tai Rooms at No 239 Main Street, Worcester He
having great success in using ELEcTRc1rY to produce in
sensibty to pain while extracting teeth All other dem
tai operations perornedn he careful and thorough
manner, usual. ul dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04
NOTICE-By Licence of Court will be

sold at Public Auction, at the Dwelling House late
the residence of Patrick Hanlon, deceased, :"
cester, on THURSDAY the 9th day of June nc
O'Clock in the forenoon the following Real Estates 20
dwelling House Of three Tenements, two storiesoo
ment and attic, built but few years since, in good
new and convenient barn, and the lot of Land on IS
they stand containing about 5000 square feet, situa
the Northerly side of Pine street. ST. Mary Chue
The premises the conveyed to said Patrick He
Ion by deed of Marceus Sprague recorded WorcesS
County, Registry of Deeds, Book $50 Page 227 Teri
liberal For further particulars inquire of ELI B. Ian
SON the Auctioneer, of the subscriber at the Qun
sgamond Wire Works.
MICHAEL DoNELLY Executor.
Worcester, May II 1859. daw3w mylS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

Mrs. NJ. w. GcraIds, .Physician-an expc
fenced and successful Midwife No. 81 Mechanic street
at the head of Union street.
Special attention gwen Uterine Complaint and Dis
of Children. Office hours from to and from
| to 5 p. nj. diff ie25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

Machinists Wanted.-A number of first class Ma
chinists may find employment and good pay, at
THAYER, H0UGHION, 81 CO.'S,
my27 dim Westinghouse. Machine Shop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04
MORTGAGES SALE.-REAL ES

N OhI 0ANGL . CALE.-hEAL Ed
A'A TATE.-Will be sold at public Auction on the
premises in the Village of Waterford, Town of Black
stone Mass at two O'Clock p. M, THURSDAY, June 80
A. D. 1857 the following described real certain
lot of land with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the village of Waterford town Blackstone
bounded and described follows viz eastery on the
highway southery by land of Welcome Farnmn westerly
by the Blackstone River. southerly by land of Thomas
Seay and is the same lot of land which conveyed
Patrick Ry by deed from Edward Sera, bearing date
March - A d. 1919, The above described real estate
to be sold by virtue of power of sale, contained in
mortgage deeds owned by the subscriber the condi
tons which have been broken and dated the first June
49, A. D. ISL and the other April 20, 1851 made and
cutcd by Patrick and Mary Rily. Said mortgage re-
corded in the registry of deeds books 5s7 and $751; and
pages and r. Terms and conditions at time and place
of sale. ISAAC ELLSBREE. Mortrapee
ny5i dot with power to sell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

respectfully offer her services to the citizens of Worcester
Special attention, at all times, paid to MIDWIFERY
Worcester Mass. diff mch3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

Richmond a. TrOwbridge, 265 Main street, Mer
chant Tailors and dealers in Ready Made Clothing Con
santly ON hand large assortment of Gentemen's Fur
nishng Goods. Fashionable garments made to order at
short notice from the best quality of goods and entire
satisfaction given. diff mch9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

UnrivalIcd Photographs.-We would invite the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity to call and examine
our mammoth collection exhibition at the Union
Gallery 1871 Main ST.. Fiske & Goddard's Jewery
Store. SPOONER & LINCOLN. diff mch3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

Mapes'S NItrogenized Super-phosphates OF
Lime, and Mapess Improved Super phosphate of Lime,
two of the best fertilizers in constantly for sale by
DRAPER IL CLARK,
APPS diff IS and 81 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

SpOOner az LncOln's Exhibition of Pic
lures is extensive and unqualified which renders the
UNION ART GALLERY most desirable place for citi-
strangers visiting the city, call and examine
the wonders Of the Photographic Art. diff mol0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04
8 PETAL aautrees.

l.. IL. Nichols, Nj. d., Home Opathic Physi-
cin.-0fice and residence liz Main street Office hours
from to g. and TO O'Clock p. m.
Worcester, October 20, 1858. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04
AZURE FOR CONSUMPTION.-D

Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street. N
M0REHEAD'S MAGNE PLASTER is sold by al
Druggists in every city, town. and village of the United
States. apl3 WHY diff ng
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

The best place to get your Photograph, Daguer-
reotype, or Ambrotype, is at TAPLEY d CLARK'S Nos.
l6 and II Harrington Corner patrons can rely upon
first class work at fair prices. We make Csc trash
either singy by the dozen call and u.s. everybody
apl2 diff TAPLEY IL CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. 25l
Main street, Mechanic street, Worcester Mass,
furnishes drugs and patent medicines of all kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash. and devotes his espec
a attention to the compromising and preparation PLY
sicians prescriptions. dly app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04

j. G.. Eradt, Nj. h., Physician and Surgeon. Of
fee No. Elm street. Office hours to 10 m and to
q p. IN. diff my25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-04
cfFor Sale or 90 get.
ar SEE FIRST PAGE.

EOR SALE-A neat little farm of thir-
Il acres good buildings eight miles out cheap for
cash. a. J. EATON,
je3 DIV POT Main street.
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THE NEWS FROM CHARLEsToWN

The Richmond Enquirer of Monday says
that in compliance With dispatches received
from Col. Davis. Governor Wise, on Saturday
night proceeded to Chnrlcsto wn accompanied
by the First Regiment from Richmond, and two
companies from Petersburg
Rumors Of recent date having been extensively
circulated, aud letters in very large numbers
from.responsible persons in the Northern States
having been received by Governor Wise. in
forming him Of extensive preparations for a
rescue being made, he determined to prcven,
an attempt by showing that it would he worse
than folly to make it. The State will vindi-
cate the judgmnt Of her Courts by executing
the criminals, and her Executive is too vig.ant
to suffer the disgrace of rescue, by not heed
ing the warning that comes to him for thou
sand sources"
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MASONIC.


The NJ. w: Grand Lodge of Anc lent Free
Masons. of South Carolina, (says the Choxle
sion Mercury closed its annual session at 70
o'clock, yesterday; adjourning to meet on the
third Tuesday oie 2oth) of November, 1860.
at Greenvile. There was larger attendance
of delegates at this session of the Grand Lodge
than hns ever been known since its organize
tion. Eight new lodges were chartered-one,
the jurisdiction of which is located in the Is.
lard OF Cuba. This is preparatory step to
the restoration of Masonry in that island.
where ithas been excluded for many years by
Government, and the formation of Grand
Lodge of Cuba.
The Grand Lodge determined to elect COM
petent brother to write history of Masonry
in soath Carolina and DIR. A. G. Mackey was
elected Historiographer of the Grand Lodge.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled on Thursday night:
M. W.. Henry BUST, Charleston, Grand
Master.
r.. W. B. R. Campbell. Laureus, Deputy
"; w. A. Ramsay. Edgefeld. Senior Grand
": W.. Those. P. Slider, Newberry, Junior
Grand Warden. r
W.. H. Honor, Charleston, Gran Trea.
surer,
W.: Albert G. Mackey. NJ. D., Charleston,
Grand Secretary.
Rev. B. johnson, Abbeyille, Grand Chap
lain.
Bros. Y. W. Carwlle. Edgeheld, and c.
Froneberger, Charleston, Senior Grand Dea-
cons. =
Bros. J. r. N. Tenhet, Marion, and IS Sis
trunk, st. Georges Junior Grand Deacons.,
Bro. =. K. Coburn, Charleston, Grand Mar.
shall -,
E. Bro. r. 9. Bruins, Charleston, Grand Pursui.
vant = e sE-
Bros. q. Miller and ". P. Russell, Charleston
| Grand Stewards -
Bro. S. Burke, Grand Tyler.
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COLTON's GENERAL ATLAS.

! Mr.. JOSHUA NoYEs, is now canvassnc our
District for the purpose Of obtaining .ubscri-
bers to this admirable work. We have been
long familar@with its merits, and it,gives us
| pleasure to testify rs TO its general excellence
and itsssnperiorily to all preceding geographi
cal publications. it contains l7S maps and pars.
embracing amnof every, State, Nation md King
dom OF the Globe, accompanied with full de.
scrirtian of these countries aud all the most
recent geographical and statistical information.
! relating to each. The work thus combines in
/; one volume the two characters of a UNIrEsAL
| ATLAS md GAZETTEER. The name Of j. ii. Col
To:' is guarantee of the accuracy Of the work
and lie il said 10 have expended $4,000, in
, bringing the work to perfection. The present
i,cditorSs is carefully corrected to dnte, and con-
ull the late changes in this and other countries :.
the railroads in progress or completed. and the
late snrvcrs, and explorations in our new terrific
rice. Such work is invaluable To the man of
family mud TO the general reader. The Atlas
IS substantially and beautie .'ly bound, and
tho whole condensed in one .nnc and sold
at price which puts it in the reach of I'll.
The New York Day Boot and other reliable
Journals commend tue agents of tho work as
entirely trus: worthy. We extract th, follow
ing notices OF tito Atlaa, from Our coutempo.
rarcs.
The clahorateness Of its del;sn. the costliness
ct it's preparation, and its great importance ne
reliable exponent of geographical science
all serve tn e:'';tlc it to extraordinary notice
~. J. Journal Of commerce..
Probably no work published in t.lis country
ever received, during the course Of it's publica.
ton. such numerous and reliable testimonials
in its favor "a this magnificent work. Every
reading man should pnssess a copy of it, Every
parent VI ho can by any means afford it.. should
subscribe for such work, for it will be a con
:Inued source of information for himself and
constant fountain Of instruction for his chill.
drcn. .--Nc~ Orleans Picnynmr.
We have been permitted to examine the ad.
vance sheets aud numerous specimen maps aud
and plates of new "Atlas Of the World" in
course of publication, which is promisinelv
adapted to supply n generally felt want, and
WILL we think, be pronounced a most credita
bic product Of American art and skill in the
various departments LAID under contribution to
produce such n rcsult.- Charlcsion IS. C.) Cou-
ricr.
A work every way worthy of the publishers
-ho!h magnificent and rcliablc-and when we
add that it is n work-not an old repub.
l'shed, but entirely new from beginning to end
every plate steel, and made expressly for it
our r""'lers will perceive that il is richly wor.
thy Of their attention.-Nt1c Orleans Della.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-25
THE SLAVE TRADE

The United States Court for Savannah Dis.
trict is now engaged in the case Of the United
states u.s. NICHOLAS "A. BEowS, RAJEsrA and
AouIHA. indicted for being engaged in the slave
trade. There was great difficulty in COM
pleting the emPanellnent OF a jury; but finally
twelve jurore were empaneled aud sworn at
half-past two O'clock. this day. at which hour
the Court adjourned until four o'clock. The
United States are represented by JosEpu
GASAHL and HENRY r. JACKSON. Esqs., and the
prisoners Uy Mcssrs ,oynord 0vvxs
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

SKe direct attention TO the advertise.
Inent of recent arrivals, at the we'll known "a.
tablishnent of our townsman Mr. d. Mel I.rcu.
LIN. Sign ofsthe Golden Mortar. lie kccrs
constantly on3hand large and well selected
Stock of Drugs, perfumery. Melicircp. Fancy
A'ticle. Paints, Ola, &c. Also some very su.
perior braads Of Spanish Scsnr, Our friends
will do Well to give him a call.
EB See tho advertisement Of 'he snle Of the
large Estate Of Mrs. JANE CcwAs. hy T.. CowAS
nndJ. c. WILLARD, Executors.
eB GEE j. CLINEscALrs. Esq, offers for
s,le 8 Sa'uab!c lands Little River.
HE See notice OF the ealc Of the Real Is
tate Of MARY WEED, deceased.
eE- Also the Auction Sales, Of the Assigned
Stock Of II. S. KERR.
e8- See also the Advertisements ,of the
Clerk Sheriff and Ordinary.
cS- See the notice Of Millinery aud Mau.un
making by JAS. A ALLEN
CO See tho notice Of =. A. WALLra ah,i
c. d. WALLER Admin strators.
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GREAT EAsrERN.--Among the liat ofSubscrib-
ed Passengers for the first VOYAGE of this Nam.
moth Steamer to this country. We notice the
name of Mrs. a.. of >Kentucky-who few
years since. purchased ticket in the Georgia
Lottery now conducted by Wood. Eddy d Co.,
which drew $4,000. By a fortunate invest.
ment in the same Lottery. she added $4,000
more. and is now returning from years trav-
el in Europe. where she had relatives Messrs.
Wood. Eddy d Co.. still offer The same induce
ments nj Augusta, Georgia,a and are we'll known
ns the most prompt and reliable payers Of pri-
yes in the United States.-N. Y DISPATCH
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THE I.NDEP END ENT PRESS.
ALARMING INTELLIGENCE.

The following is the substance of the tele.
graph and letters received by the ExccutiS I've of
Virginia. which will be found interesting at
this particular time:
Col. Davis. in Charlestown, telegraphs to
DIR. Barbour. at Hurper's Ferry. to telegraph
the Mayor of Alexandria to call Capt. NJ. Marye,
OF the Mount Vernon Guards, to his aid i'm
mediatelv.
Mr.. Barbour adds to the Mayor Of Alexau.
dr'a, that the message to him reported 25O
armed men encamped at Berryvile Ford.
| This was all Mr.. Barbour knew Of the case.
H. Capt. Marye telegrnphed that he would
flcave Alexandria. with his company; at 8
o'clock, Friday morning. Col Stewart and
Maj. Duffy both teiegraphed the Governor, re-
Inest'ng orders 10 take two companies and
| the artillery.
The Governor has given the orders to move
! immediately upon the Berryvile Ford unless
| Information guided chem otherwise
Col PAWS telegrnphs to Governor Wise to
order nut the cavalry, which has been done.
Col Davis says there is a guerilla war here
the property of five of the hest citizens hns
been burnt Upon this the Governor has
| ordered the lst Regiment (Riclmonr to be in
readiness, and they were awaiting orders last
night. s."
This alarm confirms anonymous communica-
tions received by the Executive in the last
Two days warning him Of the intended rnids
IN differ cnt squads along the borders of Virginia
aud Kentucky. lie is also warned Of nm All
!'tion scheme which may be in concoct ion to
k'dnaop and spirit away prominent citizens or
members of their families. and to keep them
as hostages for tue pardon Of the culpri,s.
And he is warned to keep himself aud his
friends on their guard, and that it is prudent
Tor Virginia. in concert with Maryland. to aug.
ment the force near Charlestown and Ilarpcrs
fcrrv, as the days Of the executions approach /:
md that the hbolitionists arc corta iniy tam.
per!ng with and exciting the free negroes at
various points in the North, to some desperate
attempt
IN view Of every thing surr ounding the State
"hd It's border. it will be necessary for the people
not TO flock in crowds to the scene Of the exc.
cut'ons. The times when they occur, will be
the very times when the homcatea1s on the
border will be most threnteDeI with torches,
Let th ose not under arms Mt the executions
band together as guards Of the border. 1t is
very apparent now, that n considerable force
will be absolutely necessary in all the region
Of Loudoun, Clarke. jefferson and Berkely
cou mites. There will be full military force at
the executions; but every citiz-n not in the
ranks, one with another, ought to be armiag
and organizing US patrols aud qua rds, and as
volunteer vldettcs.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-25

We have received the Prospectus oi a ncw
weekly newspaper. with The above nnn.e, to be
established at Darlington c. H. The first nnm.
Of which Will be issued, on the lst of January
next. The SOnthcrner will he under the E,,i,o.
rial charge of Mr. +. i. WAELrY who is 80 wei:
md favornbly known to The reading public us
the late editor Of the Darlington Flag Price
$500, address the publisher. j. NJ BRowS. Tar.
Iington c. II. We will publish the prospectus
in our ucxL
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THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC

We are indebt to Mr.. p. b. GLASS .hc pub
fisher. for an interviewed copy Of this valuable
publicaton.-calcul"te for the Safes Of North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabams, Ten.
nessee, aud Fl"ri''. and containing much valu
able statistical information.
Dir. GLASS is the successor Of Nr. Il. L. BRIAN.
the we'll known bookseller of CoLuMpl,, md
keeps on hand large stock OF Med icn Law.
and Miscellaneous works. and Stationery of all
kinds.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-25
CORRECTION

A friend sends us the following Premiums,
which shonld have been included in the lis, of
our last issue, '
MK. EDITOR Every citizen of Abbeville. a.
~ interested in her Agricultural welfare. must
nave been grati6ed 10 in your last issue thai
iong ilst OF premiums taken'by Abbeville man.
a ssess at the recent State Fair We were proud Of
Nnas va. published, bu' must confess We were not
Please add 10 that list the following, = ''''
For the best single Buggy Horse, open to
s .,, "oI'o' w. Ju-i Smith, $40
For ths second best heavy draft brood
msw; . d. Wyatt Aiken, 10
For tho best Fily, 2 years old, heavy
oIait, j. W.. Foosle. 10
for n!s. sae gsst Practical Paper on Grading,
= >-~is d. .Wyatt Aiken. AsO
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HYA1ENIAE-

MARRIED, On the 26th October by the
Rev.. WILLIAM BoYD. Mr.. WILLIAM C.
, HUNTER, of Abbeville, to Miss BETTE B.
MAXWELL, Of Newberry. South Carolina.
MARRIED. On tho 18th. inst, by the Rev.
WA. H. DAVIS, Mr.. JOHN F. CALHOUN, to
Miss REBECCA g. NOBLE, all Of this Dist.
MARRIED. On, the 18th. inst. blythe Rev.
JAaEs F. GIBEnr, Mr., JAMES A. CRAW-
FORD, TO Miss SALL1E EVANS, all Of this
District 1a,.,,-tt So.
=. MARRIED. SOn The .2otb. inst. by the saiSs.,
Mr.SAslUEL WILLTAMss TO Miss MAGARET
GIELEspI 3; all Of this District .M M
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-25
GO M M z r CIA,L.

AupEvILLE, Nov. "a, 1859.
Co'ton.-Murket brisk. We quote from 9
to Log cents. ,
COLUMBIA, Nov. 23, 1859.
2 Cotton.-Sales of cotton yesterday lG3 bales.
Extremes l0s@l0 f3-l6c. -
HAM BuEG. Nov. 81, 1859.
CoTToS.-The receipts har e been light during
the epast week, prices ranged from l8sto IL ac
the principal sales were at II cts.
II. en-. f. SOLOMON.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 81, 1859.
CorroN.--The sales for tho week ending to
day (Monday) sum up 5000 bales and the re.
ceipts for the same timo 1909. The demand
throughout the7week has been very good and
the market closed firm to day at lasL weeks
quotations. good middlings 109e. middling fair
to fair from IL to III cts.
Very Respectfully. -
e.. NJ. CALHOUN; :
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-25

the Commonwealth. hns made his annual report
Of the financial operation of his department
for the year ending the soth Of September,
ey OF hnpd nt that date as S222sss, OF
which $l04 ,Ol3 is 10 the credit Of the Common
wealth, $43f5l9 to the credit Of the Literary
Fund. $9.2l7 TO the Board of Public Works,
and s67,l37 to tho Sinking Fund. The actual
receipts for the fiscal pear were $6.571,71l,
and the actual disbursement for same were S6,
bO2S3l. - s@7T$ 49,
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THE BEECH AND BAR.

Messrs BRANCH, ALLEN & EDWARDS have
just received. and have now for sale, this last
work from the pen Of Judge O'NEALL. 1t con-
sists OF two large octave volumes, beautifully
printed in clear type, and on excellent paper,
aud reflects the highest credit on the terpri
sing publisher, S. G. CorErs.r, of Charleston.
The work is more elaborate than we EXPECT
ell. and is a valuable contribution to South.
ern literature Many Of tho sketches ore neces-
sarily imperfect, but they all show all anxious
desire on the part of the author to make the
best use of the materials at his disposal, and TO
rietc out even handed justice TO associates and
predecessors The work contains q valuable
mnss Of information which can be fonnd no
where e!se. aud respecting the great men of u
past day, whose MhnIes are household words
with us. To the general reader. as we'll as to
the ,aembcrs of the legal profession, the work
will prove highly interesting.
We extract the following notice from the
CdroiiHidn
The work ofJulge O'Nsall evinces that
conspicuous trait of his character, seen in every
relation and province Of his Iifc-industry
uniiring in the execution of what he undertake.
to do. An imperative law of his being has
required him to work--lt has not only nrgel
him to perform well what were his dulles, exac
ting and to most constitutions exhausting, but
to 60 in search Of work.
In this work. we see the .anIeS working will
directing him TO a good purpose. and urging
him on, without rest, to its completion In
the writings Of nh auther so Constituted, it
would be useless 20 look for q cultivated, artis-
tically rounded style Of composition. And he,
therefore, who takes up this book in such n
search will put it down disappointed. But
,hc great essentials Of its profession, set forth
on It's title page, will be found to have been
fully performed. Tie work ia divided into two
volumes. In the first is comprised biogra.
phcnl sketches of our Chief Justices Law
Judges. Chancellors and Recorders. This vol
ume contains four hundred and tbirty-oue
pages In the second, is comprised sketch cs
OF Attorneys, Generals. United States District
Attorneys. Solicitors, and prominent members
OF the Bar. This volume contains some six
hundred and fourteen pages. The volumes, in
octave size, are neatly executed on good paper
and in large and legible Typography. In the
sketches. the prolnlnenttrats Of each characte er
are touched upon impressed and eucidated by
some incident in life or some illustrative anec-
dota We no not deem it Necessary TO saw
more than simply to indicate The scope Of the
work It's subject its object aud its% author,
Will te Its recommendations. s'a::554f3y
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JAMES G. GIBBS & CO.

We see, that at the late Fair. ir Columbia,
these well known Manufacturers bore off tie
three premiums, which we're awarded respec.
lively to the hestspecime's Of Plain ara Striped
Osna6.rgs and IPooiem Plaina This was n d..
served testimonial to the enterprise, and manu-.
featuring skill cf these gentlemen.
ihey have been liberal buyers of our great
staple, and deserve the patronage of our citi.
zens' Their goods are of very superior quality
and will compare in quality and price with the
beet Northern Fabrics. Mr. JOINS NcBnYDE, al
the Post Office. is the Agent for their SALE and
our Planters wonid do well to give him q call