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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A L E.

WASHING to make other Investments, pro
w puse to s-lailour Real Estate Da Ia son CO
as follows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within haIfa mile
of the city and opposite the Residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. This rs perhaps, the most com
manding site ia the vicinity OF Nashville, and
most desirable country residence. The house will be
sold With Il ID vi land the pure haser may
That Valuable Farm,
known as the Sims Tract situated on the smith Turn
pike, (oid Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
ye containing $50 acres. The soil good IL is well
watered aad tim bered, and be divided small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards, all of winch
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gsrdensaDd dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
on same road, occupied by T. Z. McCampbell,
aud formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 This psce is So we'll known as L.
further description. IL will also be divided
to suit purchasers e. AcCampbeI wsll show the
places 10 any one who Will call.
Ali the above property will be scld reasonable
terms, aud on credit OF one two, three and four
years
Apply to A V. s. Lindsey Nashville or to either
rHos. McCAMPBELl.,
six miiesfrom Nashville.
J, A. AcCAAPBEIL,
april Nashville.
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400 BROAD SrKFez, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(ExrRAcT,) ''In lifting the settle from the FIRE it
became ur manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp. 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared to ex-
tract the pain. healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar ofaccount Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14

Such language this is but The constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Eminent is indispensable TO planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold a slave for $500, who raised
from utter useessness by this Liniinent- Every
family should have 1t. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Liniment and take no other.
Sold by ali dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean fol-
rs cents, 80 cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, Now York
aprIi-6mdwtw.
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LAND for sale.

7 WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
dred acres, handsomely improved situated %
miles North OF Nashville, Immediately the Louis
vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, miles from
tie Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, adjeiung the
farm Of William d. Philips refer persons Wishing
% the fsTm 70 Mr.. ". d. Phillips. This farm has
two failing springs OF me water, aud is OF
the healthest Essces ia the state; be purchased
good terms at private sale between tls aad the rss
vi October Al which lime Il Will be offered by
me al public saies CAROLINE J. BELL
lunszo-ld
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Caheon's Seed SeWer.

TUE besa Machine ever lnvenisd far eroaa-css'
l. sswiag, and oae that every Farmer Should
have ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
sepls-n
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JOHNSON FEMALE
UNlVERSIT

NNHE TRUSTEES OF JOHNSON FEMALE
r. UNIVERSITY, beg leave to inform tho pub
lie, that the Exercises Of The Institution re-
Srlnlcd on Wednesday, the Second Of February
The Faculty has been rr-organized, and arranged
so that every department is now supplied with able
and efficient Instructors. with the Rev. j. SCOTT
MURRAY acting rs Principal.
In the death Of Mrs. DANIEL, in the fall of 1867
the Institution is known to have sustained grev-
ous loss. But trust that loss has been repaired
as our hcpcs have been rc.arimated, from having
secured the services Of Miss F. P. CHAPLIN,
who comes to us with testimonials from distil-
guisled gentlemen and scholars, that leave no
room to doubt but that her qualifications are OF
the highest order.
In the person of Miss COTE, we have satisfae-
tory assurances of highly competent lnstructress
IN the FrcnchLanguagc. a descendant of French
parents, and accustomed TO the use of that Ian
glage around the fraternal rcsido from childhood,
must haye given her knowledge Of its original
structure and flurncy OF pronunciation seldom
attained under different circumstances.
The Musical and other ornamental branches it
is believed are all equally well provided for, as
well as the Juvenile or Preparatory School, now
in charge Of Miss WALLER, in whom the COM
munity have high confidence
The charges here arc too well known to need a
recapituation. The Institution has been endowed
and tho cost of tuition in all except the ornamen-
tai branches, has been reduced by the scholarship
plan, to six dollars and quarter per annum, for
cash scholars.
The price Of boarding is 10 dollars per month
In the most genteel families Our town is emi-
nently moral, quiet, harmonious and healthy.
With arrangements thus fully consummated,
johnson University has again spread her canvass
to the breeze trusting alone for that patronage on
which her prosperity depends, TO the faithful dis
charge Of all her duties.
O. r. BR0YLES,
Acting Pres't B. of Trustees
Anderson, Feb 0 ct s
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CARPETS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
WILLIAM SHEAR,

AUuUSIA, UA.
uAS received large and varied supply Of
IL CARPETS. which he will sell at very low
prices among which are
j. Crosslcy & Sons Rich Velvet and Tapestry
Brussels CARPETS;
Superior Thrce-plY and Ingram CARPETS;
Ingram CARPETS, Of small figures, for Bed
Rooms;
34 and A Venetian CARPETS;
CARPETS for Halls and Bed Rooms at 25, 81,
and So cents per yard;
Rich Hearth and Door RUGS, to match Carpets !;
Crumb CLOTH. by the yard and in patterns;
Window SHADES, inn great variety Of Styles
and some at very low prices;
Embroidered Lac. and Muslin CURTAINS, Of
new and elegant styles;
Rich DAMASKS and DELAINES for Curtains;
CORNICES, Curtain BANDS, and STAIR
RODS;
Orders received for OIL CLOTHS to fit Halls
and Rooms, at very low prices
CARPETS cut and made 10 fit rooms, and orders
promptly executed.
Persons wishing TO purchase The above articles,
are respectfully invited TO call and examine the as.
sortment
Augusta Jan IS If
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A ME RICAN. HOTN
HAMBURG, s. C.

HAMBURG, S. c.
THE Subscriber returns his thanks TO his |
l. and patrons for the liberal patronage
cd to him during the past two years, ANY,
receive continuation of the same.
made s set xsaf III ta6s 5sgs aqRs 1aegsRasa!
may ratronisc ths House.
SERVANTS, orderly and well {,
been engaged.
Tile TABLE will receive the Prop
attention. and shall be supplicl with
market of August affords. 80
The STABLES will be in the charge
tcntiye 0stler
In short, kind friends, Lam going to ~
effort to please you.
Hamburg, Dec 81 If
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P1ublk. Sale,

WILL be sold dySdeGcld c. H., to the high
w est bidder, GkHDAY, the 18th day of
February inst, commRGng at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
portion of the Eatmal Estate of P. F. La
Borde, decd, viz:
NINE EIK4sE NEGROES.
Consisting of two woaiss, one extra likely girl l9
or IA years cd, two boy, and II years old, and
four smaller chii,. reh
Corn Fodder, one T.p Horse Wagon and 1Iar-
ness, one Carriage and la".css, one Cow, liouSc-
hold and Kitchen Furpiu,e, Sith other articles
not enumerated.
TERMs.-The Negroes on one and ITO years
credit. The other pcrsonty, all sums of and aHoye
$40 on one years credit, interest from date. Pay
able annually with note md two approved securi-
ties. All sums under so, cash.
Purchasers failing to comply. the property to be
resold at first purchasers risk on the Conrt House
steps, on Saturday the. 9th, at IL o'clock, III.
To approve securitia-Col. J. ?. Carroll aud
John Huict JOHN IlU1ET
Actinf for NJ. LaBorde, Ex'or.
Feb 8 2t
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NOTICE |.

TkICK CHEATftAM will stand tile ensuing
~ season at Hartman Gallnions. 81. FIJI! Eae
Of kdstheM Coift lIdtke. at thirty dollars the
season, with the privilege of sending any other
season until Mare proves in foal.
DICK CHEATHAM ism beautiful black colt
four years nld-in-aay ay-sre:st1fufl hfteen hands
three inches high, and weighs about eleven hun
dred and fifty pounds. lie was good race horse
He was sired by Imported Albion, his dam was by
Imported Leviathan, grand dam by Pacolet, grca
grand dam by Top Gallant, great, great grane
dam by Lamplightcr &c.
THOMAS G. BACON.
January 10, 1859 tt 2
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r EN- ED.

W7E take this opportunity of informing our
w PATRONS and FRIENDS that We hare
bought out the interest Of Messrs. SIDI.Ef e.
USHER, of this Town. and have removed to the
Store formerly occupied by them.
We return our sincere thanks TO tho Planters
generally for the LIBERAL patronage always bestowed
upon lis, and will endeavor to continue to merit
the same.
When we shall have the pleasure of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new location,
they will find us fully supplied withthe following
articles:
Superior Java, Laguyra and Rio COFFEES;
Stuart's A. l' G Powdered g. Crushed SU CARS;
Golden SYRUP; ~ -
Orleans and West India MOLASSES;
English Dairy CHEESE;
No. !, 2, 3, Kits and Barrels, AIACKEREE;
Heavy Gunny BAGGING;
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
Canvassed HAMS; e-tTr.-
Tennessee and Baltimore BACON;
"osNNAHRdS.. .S1R lPES, S1IIRTfNGS,
BLANKETS and PLAINS ~ SSsaS'Ssssszszsoss
Negro HATS, DROGANS and BOOTS;
Oils, Turpenline, Glass and Whitclcad;
TOBACCO, Indigo, Aladder and Spices;
Every description of IRON and STEEL, &c.
We have made arrangements with the most eel.
ebrated Dlstiers on the Continent to supply US
the BEST and MOST CHOICE
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A C A Z D..

fE1I1E Subscriber takes this method Of return
Il ing his thanks to his friends oS,hcr liberal
support during the past year and respectfully inform,
them and the public generally that he still continues
his Family Grocery,
And will always keep on hand COMPLETE
STOCK Of every thing in the Grocery line to which
he invites the attention Of the trading public. "
terms are reasonable, as he is convinced hat
nin,ble Penny is better than a sloae Shillinx
Also, on hand large stock of Boots a
for sale cheap.
THOMAS KRRNAQ :
Hamburg, s. G., Jan. 5, 1859 ly
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Public Sale.

ON the first Mondss In March next, I will SCI
" at public Sale, at Edgeneld Court House, tc
the highest bidder, two Negro Slaves, to wit
AMANDA, Likely Young woman, about twenty
years old, and FANNY, a valuable woman about
tlirty-five years old. Said slaves are blth very
valuable, and will he sold under Mortgage, which
has been assigned to me, executed by Lewis Covar
on the 9th DecemberlS56.
G. BRUCE WALKER,
Per L. SEIDLEs, Agent.
Feb q 1T D
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CTEAu MILL !--From and
- after Monday 7th of February neat, Monday
Tue day and Wednesday of each week will be
assigned for Saving Lumber at my Steam Mills
and Thursday, Friday and Saturday for the grind
ing of Grain, until further notice.
r. T. MINIS.
Jan 12
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ED EFIELD WO1

HAMBURG,'S c.
THIS NEW g. SPLENDI HOUSE
i for Liquors, Lunches al
Rcfrcsilni cnts, is now kept by I
undersigned in style heretofore unk
place.
His WINES, LIQUORS, sEGAR
BAcCo ars 9f tbs Eaest sssss shs:ss sasli u aA
Hamburg, Febo 9m
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PIE FRUIT.

CTRAWBERRIEs preserved in their own juice,
- which are as fresh and delicious MS when just
plucked from the vine. If you wish plate OF
Strawberries and Cream, or Strawberry Pic. send
to HARRISON'S, where may he found many
of the Luxuries and Necessuries of Life, and al
for sale ut low figures for cash.
w., u. HARRISON, Agt.
IT. II
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tate of South Carolina,

IN ORDINARY.
Mary. Zimmerman,
vs.
Jacob Zimmerman, Guardian, For Par.
ad Item of Franklin Tim
merrnsn and others, minors.
DY an order from W. T. Dursoe, Esq, Ordina.
ID ~ of Edgefeld District, Will proceed to
BELL at Edgefold c. e., on Tuesday, the Sth day Of
March next, for Partition, a part Of the tract Of
land of the Estate Of John Zimmerman, deceased,
situated in said District, on the waters of Turkey
Creek waters Of Satannah River, bounding on
lands Of John McMalus, David asrling. Anthony
more or less
TERMS OF SALB-Dn credit until the first day
GQctokef next Purchaser to give tond and good
Mifissa and a mortgage 81 The premises 70 the
Ordinary to secure tie purchase money. Cost to
be paid ID cash. and also to pay for Titles extra.
JAMES EDISON sEp.
Februiry 1850. Ste
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G. A. BoURQUIN & B. WEHELE,
Practical Watch.Makers,
FROM LOCLE. (SWISS

FROM LOCLE, (SWISs,)
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Planters ard the
III Public in general that they have opened
A NEW SToREIN HAMBURG, s. c.,
In George RoLinSon'S Md stand, where they -ha.4
and on land WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW ELRY,
MUSICAL BOXES Of all descriptions. all of
which is warranted to give good satisfaction for
l2 months. Prices moderate.
sB- Especial attention given to the repairing OF
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Hamburg, nec 13 3m 40
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LEWIS, TIE BARBER,

NIOTICE..ATl persons having claims agaihit
~ the Kstate Of james s. Coleman, decd: ats
hereby notified to render them in by the lst March
ls59-o,lrrwise their note and accounts will posi.
lively BE- drbarrsd. And those indebted to said
Rs,s,e NUT pay up the 10th February next, OF
thew will most assuredly be compelled to pay costa
BRENEF PERRY, Adm'@.
Jupae 9m~ 70
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BRANDS 0E LIQI0RS.

That can be produced. Our. future a;R, aud IN.
tentions will be to keep unimpaired our long es.
tablished reputation Tor keeping the FINEST and,
most PURE LIQUORS ever offered in Hamburg
Our large number of customers for Wines and
Liquors is sufficient guarantee that we keep tho
purest Gnd best articles in this line
Our superior facilities for selling Imported
Wines and Liquors are unquesLionablc, as we re-
ceive them direct from The London locks
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT..
Will be found a New and Fashionable Stock Of
fine Saddles. warrented for durability and easy
riding. Also, American and English housings,
Buggy and Wagon Harness, Brides, Curb ani,
SnaiIle Bits, Whips, &c, SC.
III. Il N. T.. SOLONIO1
Hamburg, Jan S If
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Carolina Hotel,

THIS Hotel having changed hands, ID
l. open ;or the accommodation of Planters
the Travelling public generally, who may alwaS
expect to find at my board the substantals of lif
acccptably served. Also, comfortable bed fo
themselves, and good attention for their horses.
s-YcCall and SEQ
j. N. FISK, Proprietor.
Hamburg, Jan 5, 1859. 1y 1
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that have appointed
IN E. PEvN, my Lawful Agent, to attend to and
settle up all the bushes! connected with the Es-
tates OF Peter F. Labordc decd, and Sarah La
: III tho notes and atSofnr- '-Sr'rcs,
are left in his hands for collection, and all persons
in anywiso indebted 70 said Estates, by note or
otherwise, are hereby requested to make payment
of the same to my said Agent.
" way ~ NJ. LABORDE
Edgeicld C. H., Jan. 20, 1859. I'M
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GRANITEVfILE HOTEL,

THE Subscriber having taken charge of this
i HOTEL, respectful ullyinforms the public that
he is prepared for the accommodation of Regular
and Transient Boardera, N reasonable terms.
He intends to make Tbs House HOME for all
who may patronise himi md hopes, by strict at
tenton to TIL, wants ofhB guests, to give satislac
tion to all aud receive "a liberal share of public
patronage. D. A. BODlE.
Fob =. 3t*
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PROSPECTUS. 9.
THE
DAILY CAROLINA BULLETIN.

TNHE subscribers have commenced topublish,
J. this day, in the City of Columbia, uuder the
style and title Of BRlTToS g. BRIrToN, Daily and
Tri-Weekly Newspaper on full Super Royal
sheet, upon the following terms:
Daily paper, per annum. um................$4 90
Tri.W cckly " 9 90
o. ning!e copies cents, or 10 cents Il week. In
THE CHEAPEST PAPER lNTHIS STATE.
The BUILETlNr- IS sunlew1r1u SIuaiIcr 7rIruu Irs
Columbia contemporaries, but as it is printed upon
smaller class OF type it will contain as much, if
not more, readable matter than is usually pub.
lishel in this city, for one-ird less price for the
daily, and exactly hnf the price Of other tri-week-
ly publications in Columbia.
It will be our object 10 make the BULLETIN
an interesting and reliable news journal. Every
effort will be made to procure for publication the
latest news from I'll sections of the globe by Tele-
graph or otherwise; and special care will be taken
to mail tho paper carefully and promptly to those
who may favor US with their orders.
Mr.. +. II. BRITToS, long connected with the
Press of this State, has been engaged to superin.
tend the publication and management of the affairs
of the '' BULLET1S," and VIC can safely promise
that no effort will be withheld Oh his part if need
ed, to make the paper worthy of general patron
age.
Persons who may consent to act as Agents fur
the sale of the BULLETIN" will he supplied daily
upon the following terms, for cash:
20 copies daily. $40 S5 so copies daily 900 80
40 q " G5 100 " 40
1t will be seen by the above prices, that we have
determined " publish a cheap Daily Paper, and
thus afford an opportunity for all to obtain daily
information of every important occurrence which
may reach us up to the hour Of closing at night.
We refer the reader to the salutatory, published
in another column, for such information as may
be desired, touching the political character Of the
"BuLLErlN," regarding it sufficient to state that
the ancient land marks will ever lie kept in Wow
anl latILs aud nl.iraatar % paper ~ill
be thorough Stat Rights that the lessons taught
by Calhoun and his llustrious contemporaries, and
endorsed by the State Rights Party OF their day,
will ever fad liberal and unwavering support in
the columns of the BULLETIN"
C.k. BRITTON,
]. E. RRITTON.
Feb. Q, II
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A Card.

WITH tho view Of making change in our
ENTIRE STOCK of DttdRABIin h Bill s MERcHAN. CHI IN.
Disc atPRIME Cosf FIR CASH,
BUT FOR. .C4sH!ONLY.
Anxious to close ou. 6ck at once, we invite
all.aho % want doods e FOR 81 GAS CASH it to p give
us acal sy
Butler, individually sey earnestly requested to
make payment ,NetheE time nor inclination will
allow us to delay Settlements, and we earnestly
,ask!the co-operatiorsf 4l interested.
<, BLAND g. BUTLER.
Jan IL ~ r. If l
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June
Paw M or be Sued |!

A Ii Persons indebted to me by Mute or Book
~ Acc unit arc earnestly requested to CONC
trxard and settle up; and to those who have
bns neglected to pay up, would say that If they
D not settle up soon they may e1pectts be waited
upon byi q collecting officer. A WORD to the wise
Msnficient. "M. nlhE.
Hamburg Jan 10 I'm
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GOODS II COST.
At Cost for Cash, and Cash onlV,

My Stock is almost ghtinly new, having been
bought within the last fhrcemonthc.
Iagain call on persoSs inhibited to me previous
to the year 1858; and feel It but justice to say
thnt those who fail to ettlewith ME. or make sat
isfactory arrangements With me between this and
the first of March, will fini their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands of an attorney for collection.
/. JtHN CHEATHAM.
Duntonsyille, Feb 8 ! 3t 5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

NV
DY w.F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge.
~ field District.
Whereas, Scarborough Broadwater ha:h applied 70
me for Letters of Administration lie bonis uon with
tie will anne Ied, on all and singular the goods and
iights and credits Of John Bailey. late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
Thessare. therefore, TO cite and admohish all and
ngulaf, the kindred and creditors Of the said de-
10 be and appear before me, at our next Ordl-
rs Court for tho said District, to be holden at
id Court House, on the 4th day Of March
chow cause, ifany, why the said administra.
ID not be granted.
binder my hand and seal, this l4,h day Of
n the year of our Lord one thousand eight
II fifty nine. and in the eigh,y-third year
Independence.
W. F. DURISOE, o.E.p.
p q
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NEW CARPET STORE.

4 GO NO LONGER NORTH
C q II p E. T 1 III G
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE.
DICH English Velvet Capeis English and American ThrePLs
@ H. E1S M Bs semp eh dn g es hf WOOL and cotton cpeng
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Floor Oil Cloths and 4 "a feet wide a which 5 will cut % N halls @ sS0n' &C.
Floor Oil
WINDOW SHADES
WE hand and just received invoices Of the above Goods gold border
any 5 @ I % ] @ sSsI @ @ a a H s Sa % % aBo % a pres
5 sg SIT m s @ n sS o
2o5 Broad Street, the Bank of Augusta
VENETIAN CARPETING.
Church A Entries Stairs; s We offering to- the public assortment 1 ne Of Eng
afford sell them at the fair market value 80 = ~ nonu,n
IS inch Round Rods So and 4oh IT, II and II inch auted
80 inch inch oval On .s Stair air sSas s brass y m y ;, u
go i and 19sw - snl u hollow 80 S sd ed Stair ST. sa R Il and inch silver
sc and 40 inch l and u inch hollow cn.upspDopupp
2O5 Broad Street, Augusta Ca
DRUGGETs
DRUGGETs Woted" Drugge
lot for Carpets cronb Cloths all ssGie y RRo@R sS2 "a
COCOA & CANTON MATTINGs
hotel entries and
90, oars a. Mauinga IN white red
checked n, striped &c, offered suit the wants of ALL
-. --------+fMPQRTED RUGS
% ha a' Se % Vss ag @ % T s s @ " 'S and
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE DOOR MATS.
THE Irish @ Cocoa Mat lat % @ Scotch Cocoa Mats American Cocoa Mats nana
~ All d Of the above gS0 we offer the lowest market prices Carpets made fitted and laid
o h1 S @ @ h sSgvs mpns sois m ms ] @ t % ] &
G BROTHER
Carpet Augusta of Augusta
Augusta, 2 1852 ly
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Ridge Land for Sale,

Ridge Land for Sale,
ITNIlE Subscriber desirous of changing his place
1 of residence, offers for sale his
VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
Consisting of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, and
lying Immediately on the Columbia and Edsefeld
Road
On the premises are fine one story House, with
basement, and all necessary out buildings,-all
new. Also, an cxcelt Mt we'll of water, very su-
perior Orchard and Vineyard, consisting of a great
variety of fruits, a fine Garden, slrubbcry, &c.
Plantation in fine rcpar,-cvery field having
new well painted gate. Plantation advantageously
watcred, &C., &c.
CLINTON WARD.
Nov. q, 1868 If 46
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ExecutbrETSale,

ExecutprNSale,
10y Virtue of tic WI OF Hugh Robertson, de-
- ceased, will sell at his late residence in
Abbevillc District, on the 18th February next, so
much of tic personal property rs it will take to
satisfy the demands against the Estate Of the said
Hugh Robertson, decd.
The Negroes are likely. So arc also the stock
Of Cattle, &c.
Terms made known Oh day of sale.
]. w. LIPSJOMD, Ex'or.
Jan 26 st 8