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~sn%~~71s1-~~~S->>~-~~ Inc Races over fh' htl-
land Course N Hanover county, Va, VII com
mence on TT tSDAI, 10th October, looO, sud COZ
tInue four days.
FIRST DAT-FIRsT RACE.--Sweepstsse il'
colts and hileys, ears old; mile heats. : lDsa-
trance-hai forfeit; three or moIe TO hli name
and close Aug c0th.
SECo1D RACE->Gms Day.-Proprletors purse
$500; two mile heats.
SECOND DAT-FiRsT RACE.-SweepstaEe LOT
3 ear old colts and hlleys; two mile beats, ) ~
entTance-half forfeit; three or more to hi ID
name and close Aug. Goth.
SFCoND RACE-S1ms Day.-Jockey Club purse
$3.50; two mile heats -
THIRD DAI-FIRsr RACE. - Jockey C.lg
purse, $500; three mile heats. .
SECOND RAGS sans Day.-PGopTletor purse
Sl50 mile heats. t
FOURTH DAT-FIRsr RACE.-Sweeps;aAe oi
2 wear old colts and hleys; sing ie dash o mle
5000 eutrance-hait forfeit, with an inside hrl y.
= 900 the Club to add 500 provided two or mo {
start. Closed on LIST August, vlth three fapec''
bers
SECOND RACE-SdBls Day.-Propretof patse,
$500, for the Deateu horses OF the meeting 49,
NILE heats. ~. o,
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug 2fR, e
he addressed to the - proprietor OF the Coai'e'
Ashland. Hanover county. Va. -
an2-1aatd IN TAYLOR. Proprietor.
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"a Southern savings Bank,
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates Of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, 7. B. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
J. b. Watkins, Pres't, X. c. Howe,
p. L. Moore, Geo. l. Herring,
VIM Ira Smith, J. + Regnault
}. IL. +. Mayo, w. A. jenkins Seo'y
z. b. Price, Treasurer.
au l5-lm
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FAIRFIELD RACES
<$aEEySA FALL Vi EFT No I'0''
@-SS Nx~- ~. EsTI RAFFS

.sgsgsC FALL MEETING 100.
$500 The FALL RACES -
commence at this Course on the 2ith oil Vci'.e'
'ii fIRSr N D9 Wv EBNEsnA Oct 2sSves9
stake Tor ear old colts aud lilies : niue Es".' ,
= $50 entrance: > 100 forfeit, w}tH >2uO addeJ e.,
Club and Proprietor. Closed OF LIST DAY Oh "'i-"'
leo. with the following entries: p-s,rs
/. f. NJ. Hall names CHI. colt Eqsene, by hs'7I'''
@ Gen. f. J. Green names b. t. Miss Tobacco -
by Red rye dam by imp. Prl1m IT,
g. John BelCheT names J. /. Aston 5 D. c. "Sc'
NAV. by Red r, Q. dam Ellen Evans To-.
4. O. P hare's ch. f., by Boston, IT. dam % A'-'
S. Thos. II. Christmas names b. G by Red Eye tllo
hy Trustee, b. Gam Moe Wsrd tgs
s. :. Il. Fondren White tmes O. hed "A'''
b., Red Eye, dam by imp MarsTa'e. ust,,
7. J. NJ Hail names ch. - Financicf' 0a'A '''''
SECOND DAT-Propriotor's Purse s2o0' :n.'
THIRD pAY-Jockcy Club Purse 500 "''
heats. ..aLs row
open for swear old col's and plies nAt never W.
a race up 10 the time of CLOSING, 10 ne i-u -. $40
da' of the fairfield mcetlns' l>o' h!.e H. ltr
entrance, hall forfeit; Ia name an COS ga OEN
| of October, l,6J. Entries 70 he addressed ~
BELCHER, Proprietor. .-y,.., dds;
mile FoE Sssls 9ai A sSos ss SSa aS
provided two OF more start. Closed VIA -
CEN. T. ]. Green X Son nsmes br. c. Bay b'Sa''
by imp Albion. dam bt mp nts hoo, n, Red
| 2. J. l.. BallZer names b. I. oIopoHA"' -
| Eve, dam Aoun am A~td. 49,, n, Red
| s. John Belcher NAM L. 4 PrindIe D. 0''
| i've. dam by imp, LanEtord - b, Hzw-
| 1. X. Il. BeaZley names p eel BUCK h'o''
| kins' PT,an, dam by Boston. ,r,i,, dam
| 5. ". Ii. CihbHn names br. colt by Aar'oa' ''
| s. r II Hall names br. flly by Basoil' 90"
| Prince George. ,,s.s cae
| SECOND RACE-SAMz DAY.-A Sweeps hAf
milo out f1r two year "lds sIUV Guy, ls STAT
| forfeit; SlO0 ADDED, provided two OK mus t $50
| To name aud close the LIST day OF Angus"
Now four subsc lhers: p, Hsv-
kins' Friam. dam by imp. Trustee
| by Hawkins friam, dam by palJ Rsyeaus,
Thos W. Dosweli names I. Ninet', !" tnsJsl %
dam Nina. hy Bos on. Also, b. G. ~
| Vulure, dam Y u PHYeaI. .A.,st,n. BY
| w. Il. Mellon names b. T. Mary hNSsIl,pg nafe
| Red Eve, dam A VI. BraxtoA $ loa,s.. tan ~
| Capt. Beieher names gr. 9. Q. hSttrSukR,
FRINGE ALBEIT. '"h'' Propr.eIof
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HAWhere do You buy shirts!
THAI is TIE q QUESTION.
Do you want something that will fit well, wear
we Il ana make geuteel appearance:
Then take some advice aud buy at lG9 Main st,
where good stock can be seen, with all the above
points guaranteed and warranted.
SHOULDER SIAM SHIRTS
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS!
SHOULDER-SEAM SHIRTS!!!
Remember, l09 Main street, il the place.
Sc - is VS.. IJPM AN, agent.
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Mh.>kGY, WHisA az. 100 bbls Cincin :.
w natl Reetihed WHiSKEl. u prime article.
100 hhls Old Rye White W HlsREY; for sale on
CONSIGNMENT and will be FOLD low.
Sc l3-3t' w. b. RATCLIFFE, Cary st.
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NEW BOOKS,
NE w Is q d X y .

~ EW o KS.
THE N0TBER-IN-LAW. A Tale of Domestic
Life. By Mrs Emma D. + y. Sourhworth.
THE Won s AZ il WAifE. BY Wlks coins as
FRENiGia; GEbNANa latin AND Italian
A. h. Aonteith Emo, CLOTH, 81 25
MEN ISIS. b. Marian Hariand. Emo cloth,
G By IIS w p rs ao &; s aao 81 s
woa0 GSs' AND Y WATERS, or the seranacs and
Racket. BY Alfred b. Street. I2.no, cloth,
JACK HoPEToN, or the Adventures Of Geor-
gian. By VIVA W. Turner. l2mo. cloth,
WIZ = THE FLo = J PsPsr, go
tn Is Wool GANGERs. By Capt. Mayne Reid.
Wild LIFE, By. Capt Mayne Reid, sl25. =,
SKETCHES. Edned BY a gentleman Of Rich
AUTHORIZATIONS OF THE FUTURE. To serve
lessons Tor the present tine limo, Cloth,
''''V' 6. = i'' BALDWIN, Bookseller.
No So Main st, opp. 81. Charles Hotel.
1860. FALL TRADE. 1860.
BOOKS, PAPER. sTATIONERY.
WH0LEsALEs = DFELffR IN BB0C"K's, PAPER,
STATIONERY,
is now IN receipt u ms
FALL SUPPLIES,
embracing his usual large and general aSSOrt-
HltHt of
SCHOOL,
LAW,
MEDICAL.
THFOL OGICAL and
NtSCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAPPING
PAPERS,
which ne offers to the Country TRADE, at lch0ls
safe, upon terms fair and as liberal as can be
obtained IN any market. A. MORRIS,
l2-d3tcwts Bookseller.
CKATTAN'S REPoa7a, Vol, Is.
u THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT By Chas
Reaa. IS.
WILD SPORTS IN INDIA. 75c.
CUBA FOR lNVAIIDS Use.
RAWLINSON'S flrROD0TCS. Vol. 4. so.
POW ER OF RELIGION. l2mo sheep 25c
For sale b. A. MORRIS s. Nam street.
So l2-3L
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TiiE DUTIES Nih. W M. ~. SIUAaI'S
L School, Clay near corner OF 9Th street, will
be resumed on MONDAY, Gath September.
Terms PAYABLE half In advance $50 Greek,
extra, $40; French, $50.
Mr. STUART can be found at his house Nam
street, next door to the Edgemont House.
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SERVANTS FCR HIRE & SALE.

TOR HiR "a NEGRO GIRL, about eighteen
Il years old, who is 4 most excellent Nurse ana
Chambermad. Re hired for no fault. Apply 70
IUCIEN LEWIS.
Agent for hiring out Servants,
Sc lt2t Metropolitan Hall. Franklin street..
L'UR TTIRE-For the balance of the year, thr q
L HOUSE GIRLS. Also. plan COOK,
WASHER and lkUNER. Tor terms. SC, Apply
TO RObI b ll Ne,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, &c,
sc l3-2t Metropolitan Hall.
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WANTED B0ARD.-Eeepers of Boarding
w houses who are prepared to accommodate
MEDICAL STU 0tNTS during the coming SEES
sion, will please send their names before the Ist
Of October, to NJ r. PARISH, the Janitor, Mt the
College. or DR. JOYN ES, the Dean, Franklin ST..
above It'll. Sc 1885,
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MAN and his WIFE, each forty FIVE To ffty
years of age. lie has worked on farm and 10 4
garden. and accustomed to managing horses She
has been brought up to cooking, washing and iron
ing, sewing. and gene raj house WORK. Said 10 he a
good seamstIess. Apply at CARY ST. JAIL.
Sc 6-eod6L'
E'OR HIkf-For the balance Of the year. a NJ.
4 GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is u COOK, WASHER and iRONER
au 23-ts X. CATFHORN
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49, UNION PRAYER mEETING.-
nations Will be held every AFTERNOON thts
week, under the auspices Of the Young Men
Christian ASSOCIATION. in the Lecture room OF the
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, .Dr
Hoge from to O'Clock. The citizens gere
rally are invited 10 attend, as well as all Stran-
gers visiting the city. an 2u-lm
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XTANIED-A GIRL to WASH and IRON and
w help in the housa-One that can come well re-
commended. Inquire at Mas BRIGGS.
Sc l3 T. Corner 81 and B Dad streets.
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gSrASEED-tvery person to know that KING
w SONS PREMIUM SECURING tSIAB.
LISHM fNT IS on 10th street, between Main and
Cary, and there il thar Gentlemen Coats, Pants,
sc, are CLEANED and PRESSED like new
Also, Ladies' Coaks, ehs wis, ard Dresses; Piano
Covers, I able Covers, Russ. Blankets, &c', %o,
Lace Curtains. Laces, Collars and Sleeves, arc
done up beautifully. and Black Lace Squares and
Wells stiiened Tor ladies' .
Oid stick of Dry Goods merchants TEthtSh'd
at New York prices. Sc lin
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cess. They certainly deserve 1t.
A1nZLS AnnTNS.

n.
\. h AL frenzy newsparus inserting Nv TINS
advuttismant in a CurSpICkyu plal and caIlIHge
atershun to It eddNtory ul'', and sending Nv
copy to me, shell be IntiEntud TO all the iettus
Role IN your applekashuns tor sh5i! try my hess
TO do TINS thiuSe goode. and onr ii linms I'D mum
Der NV coppis viii he PRINTED The feIst Letlur to
apeer erls IN Ocatoab Der End foerd by the reSs at
res lur lntsfvulS NV q weak. Sc l2-d2tcWlC
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M ANTE -A SITUATIoN.-A yonng man
w desires a situation as MILLER. IN the cItJ
or country. Can give satisfactory references as
to character and ability. Address, M iLLfR,"
Dispatch office. sc lO-tt'
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WASTED-A Whine NURSE, to GO to the
W country, Reference as 10 character NC re-
CURED. Apply at this office. sc IL 81
WANTED-A CARRIAGE TRIMMER. APP
w ply to GEO. z. fEAkE,
se Aft Richmond, Va.
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WASTE pa situation as OVERSEER, by a
w man who has had ten years. experience, wi h
n small family, who can come well rscGmme nded
by HIS former employers, vino SIRE considered su-
perIOr IUdSes Of business. Address
sc IT, IT. r. !. FAIRS, Scottsyilia, Va,
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WANTED wish TO hire for the balance of
w the year, n good COOK. WASHER and
IRONER, either white or ooored. One without
ncumbTance preferred.
Sc 1876 W q. IAI LOR.
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EDUCATIONAL,

60 X. u. BARRIER, PROFESSOR OF
sS~-s~a MUSIC, will return to Richmond, about
the 18th of September. se7-3tawts
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NVATKINS e FICI[L \,
WHOLESALE AND RvTAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
ls9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
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Williamsburg, VA, Aug Both, 1860. an 30-lu
iEIAeTED-A PARTNER. with q cash capita
~ OF 4 90 or IS O10 to engage In a mecnanlca
business, alre ady established. 10 steady, IN
dustriOus man. of good business capacity, who
would devote his whole attention 10 the business
money can lie made. For information, addr es'
MECHANICS Box No. Al, Richmond Post Of
fce, stating where an interview can be mad
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s--~gSS RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
So PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK OF the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not M adv subscribed for will, THIS DAY
Ne opened at the ONCE OF the COMPANY. over Inc
OF }. A. Lancaster & Son.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
au S-ts JOS. JACKSON. JR., pres't
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- NoTICE.-Our store will be closed
S~I-a on MONDAY and I ESDAE. sept I7th
and 18th. MARCUS HARRIS i BRO.
Sc li-2t
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K -xg%S DEMOCRATtC MEETING ~
% SIDNkY.-A meeting OF the National
Democracy. will be neld at TANNER Hail, in tne
town of Sydne,, on FRIDAY evening. September
18th. commencing at 5 o'clock Addresses may be-
expected from B. NJ. DEW TIT, WM ARCHIE
COCkt. J. TRAVIS ROSSER. and GEORGE H.
HOPKINS, Esqs. The public, of all parties, are
res peCtIuiiy invited 10 attend. Sc l4--lt
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LINES To -.

AA&S6s Az ~~Ss~>-
my own, my.bright my beautiful"
Would l could see thee now,
And twine a garlandof fair flowers
To deck thy maiden brow
put fate has willed that I..hould roam
Afar, dear one. from thee,
And adness casts its shadows now
Dear one, on me. on me.
l know thot while roam afar,
r Dear one. ,afar from thee,
Tl'ati;amtn thy thoughts the while
7 And thou art true TO me;
That y'roamings havesan end,
And l return to thee
Thou1t give hearty Welcome, love,
A welcome, love, 10 me.
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sHVVING-
MA CHI I'M ES

AT he sign OF the Goldsb dnuI.
=. COLUMBIA, SC.
TINE Subscribers having been APPOINTED
4 General Agents for the Southsrn State,
for the salefof .rf 3. sxe5,s- y
i f2RR,s DodBLE,srHREsl
s Sewing Maohmes..
sewing direct fromsthe SpooIs, and making a.
strong; durablB stitch which cannot De tnrSy
eiied, and sewing on The tilinpest ahd heaviest.
sser,ss .,s With egusis facility sFbess maohiaes.
ssgasoad. They hays tkenstks fisaE EpsghidMSt
hye 0f.the County tFafyr Ina n si56 III md
,Nsw ssrssys over stss. .Ri 81 Inns sa Of,
Singer and ethsf msnufast SIS m nriss
ai which ese;aaebias - u Hem
sao SIan,n n sas sas- Issshs sof ons Pfies 1Es4
pared Rss 81 & ss &,
those. sdesiTousof eneaa6f1 r.;
We are hlse agents fos SloSS3 ~ Gsisst,
MssiiiH4 tbss Rbreks H,itltiS "a
;sn ;snnHss as' 4 sss frou I'D aps sfas.
!. as,sssissA ss'a 3 1ass adsl s /.
. ~ g, moore la. sass Asssasss a ia.al
Abbesiils Distfiet,a. litss ssscb = & t
from hlisat sesabess - SYsE. iA5E
IreigRs aaaAe: :. ;.sssss' s .sSss =
D6. JAdlf s1f1Ssss
.sslass 3 ss ~ ss ssss ,ssas: s,s.
..tsgss sGes snsdi issss Hs ~; ~ sss ; sSsl1a
y ;5e MA aAs ~ nslsss BsII IS
~ ! I, Z e &. s. s.sa
A so bo Ia .sooas hsass:
ieKES A. ~ thhs y. < s:s. ~ s.ssy
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Field Crops.

i, Field Crops.
For the greatest production of Cotton on one
acre Of upland. with the mode Of Preparation,
amount and kind Of manure used variety Of
cotton, time of planting, and mode Of cultiva.
tion: The measurementr of land aud weight
OF Cotton to be, e,youched for by affi.
davit Gun. slO 90
For the greatest production of Cotton on oneI
acre of low ground, with the modes Of prepara- :
ton, amount and kind of manure used, variety
Of cotton, time of planting, aud mode of cultii-
walton. The Measurement of land and weight
of Cotton to bevouched for by. afi-
:. dayit. Gun. $1,000
For the greatest production of
+ Cornson oncsaore of upland, 81
same requisitions as above, Cup, 1000
For the greatest production Of =,
Corr. On onesacre Of low ground, ..
., same acquisitions as above, Cup, '1O. 90
EaE the great production Of
t2AWheat on one nero of Upland snme reoui-
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J Hoasehslds :Dspssssl !.

- Households sDspalHent.s-:<
FortEe bss yas 81 Lard nols slasss M
Z ia Stban 20 i6s. ~ :. - SfIyAr o3f;;fS
. Id Jar Butter, hot1sss tbad !. Il =
T. - 1Qlbs.s. : Silver, $50
: do xcaolina chsseass,;s - siisss, 40 40
do Romss.iss soepa laet ets1ssssss s-s,sss9sss
q Ss;s.'' Ss'Isssssass! = s.sa ssa
ae + assis SsasRs rssastyss.ssis, d9's'So .
do Hs aBdshel sof triedp
. 5AeIess Pseehss,sand.s
Z dosSs issg 81 q
q: - 2. 5s., i :
30. 8 ssss 6: - q g IS. .s$ .s$S
ssaos ssis ssssssem ssesyss s 8 !,
q, RssFss,s 81 8 IS sSsaSa sa
ssss faotsaa ssfsS IS 8 Isl sfl6s SS,oc,
yoE seeoaa bs 81 vSfs III SIS
coiiectl gEs- -
!, s !. I, ] q B i ,s q
! I. G. ~: Z. = ss.isss. ~ - - ~
! ! !
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TALUAbEE4H ,&lOT FOR Safe

THE residence. Of Mrs. Harrison, situated
Il in one OF the most eligible locations in
Abbeyille Village, isotfersd for sale on rea-
The House contains ten rooms, with.all neces-
sary: y:ont;b9ildings, in state of thorough re-
pair "a 80
The Lot embraces FIVE acres a large and
handsomely improved Flower Yard, Orchard,
Vineyards &c.
There is also a second building sits on the
W For further particulars apply to-
JAS. NJ" PERRIN, ESQ.
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The friends of ROBERT JONES respectfully,
announce him as a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.

,si ,EDkN A1s1AD1IL
AS.Rs,ieUol lent esta5lished by spccial
+ei.dcaon ent. for the relief of the sick and Die
1xfssedsGfiieted, With Pirulent and Epideantc
MEDIcALAdyice given gratlsby the Act
H!lsz#ss1ing Sas Heop,ty all who apply by letter
patton, shaBits nf ljfe, Gc;) and in cases Of es.
trene poverty. Medicine furnished free of charge
Valuable Reports ons tho New Remedies en-
Ployed in the Dispensaty, sent toshe afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acaeptible.
. Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN HOuQHTOE.
fAeting SpFgeons Howard Association, No. Q
ssath Ninth Atreet Philadelpeia, Pa > :
s0t6Srtof the Directors. ~ y < >
FRA D. HEARTWELL, President
-Gs9: kmaallp, Ssesetary::. Ian. 20, I'm
THE sIA5If a151z,44 So S ggIH g[EEse CAROLINA gl'13
Samuel AaBTSdT tssss.sss
Joseph Mebryas, Bin ssS Pavilion.
and .otherst - 3 So .
%T;APpEARING that James .MeBrgde and
H the ehfdren ofJohn McBryde iSfipse mum.
per s9d names are egunknown,) Defendants in
t9e above stated case, reside beyond the limits
ofsthis Stale Jon notion of Sd A. McGownn.
EompsSpl, ,sOrdered tiIat said Defendants do
AppeaL snd plead, answer or .demur 10 said
BIN Within three emonths from the ratification
hereof. or the same.will be taken pro eonssso
VIM: H PARKER, osr. A.D.
Commissoner's Ofice,1 d.
Feb'y 28,, 1860 As 3n
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a RARE .OPp0RTIINFIY

This is:an opportunity for persons wishing to-
iavest their money in something thatwilr pay.
And such opportunities. are rarelys.offered.
Look ont all whotfeel interssted or you will
certainly lose bargains. ~:
shsl he. absentin April andf May. but Of.
ter that time will be at home, and viii take
pleasnre in showing the Lands. Mills, DO, to
any one wishing TO purchase.
J. Y. /. PARTLOW,.
New Market q. C "A A. I q a,,.
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/ -,
II. n. lHARPER,
| - o. T. PORCHER, -
"Eteeu'ire Committees
VIC. DAVIS, Sec'y and 7teas. ="
SENATOR. DAVIS.
! The Boston Espresst thus sketches the intel
lectual characteristics of the Mississippi sena,
tor: ~. y
| IN his quaIit;es of mind and character he
Iresepts n combination rnot often found any.
where. but perhapsgaas often found among
Scotchmen asnny sRen; butsw herever found,
neverSfsiling to give him who possesses it in.
flnence md considerations: lie has practical
s"gacity. metaphysical subtle:y, sandtxsa fsrvii
temperament. A good man Of aBrsinncss, an
acute logician. helis impatient of opposition,
and'by nature5of an nfmperious spirit, which he
has learneHto ccntrol,' though the effort, it
costs himsis easily seen. He has some of the
! trhits of charactersof Gen. jackson, nnd some
of the intellectual peculiafities oftMr CALHOUN.
Ills speeches are concise pointed. and analyti.
CAL He takes hold Of the subject with q, strong
grasp and goes at once to.his heare He g.is
not on oratoror rhetorician he;is a. skillfll
and vigorous debater though tl.sS strength of
his convictions and the nrdor of his tempsfa.
tment often elevate him to eloqu.nce., Hesncv.
er,sreaks without commanding the full'and i'm
divided attention of the Senate His natural
Vnpatience' and irrtability, aggravated by the
tsufferings Of wound received, during the Mex.
lean war. lead him sometimes to sssy things in
the heat of discussion; which he would after
wards he doubtless glad to recall but no
man Is more generous and magnanimous in &c.
acknowledgement when an 0errof of this kind has
been committed. His courage is of such per-
feet temper, and bas been SO often tried, that
heeap afford>to be generous, as he is beyond
the reach Of misconstructlon. His influence in
debate il enhanced by the-fact that he always
speaks with exclusive reference to the point
under consideration. Most. men. or at. least
many men, who speak III Congress. do SO W ith
a double aspect; they have one eye on the shb.
fject under. discussion,- aud another on sther
Econstituents at"home; they speak partly for
hesRgess and partly for the Audience before
them. But here comes in the operation of an.
,inexorsble law of Compensation; Tor, lust so
farms man speaks, for the presssis the present
.yalae of'hts fpeseh simmediate effect on,
ftEose Who bear mPsissa MI :Foxs always ,ll;as
|smaiatsinsds speech read swell it, was
knot Ssgood spesch; ws,are. not ,sute ;thatkshesi
vs; see sass''tisllsss. 4 z s. = e I
|ss AS:Esel.su VIEW 81 FaE IsttssDiaso fCaIs1s.-.
|sAp sEpg,isfI sdi tor shs his rsaaders spon
|ithsaabjs Ams affsirssiss the follow
'FlIsboastf Republic, so much vaunted by
| vo mi L. A.
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THE ASSBMBLY LY-IHf)i:EeF;;

'S"e Sg,s@rs ss We'i'es skks, iPos 0Gss saia 81
.E2LUNHB1a IS ~ q O..
THls Veil kpssaS ted 6i2sss has been
4 tharougbty tss attsis imRseyed. and
y 1. now gsrasae aeht opened ;fhs aseomtao.
trsss Ratss moderates, -. = =
g. r: MAsoN. Proprietor
ApEif8, .18a0 ,8m -. a. -; -sS
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tY The friends, of Col. J. g.. sBASKIN re.
sIpectfuily announce him a candidate for the
Office Of Ordinary. ntthe next election.
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PREMIJIM@LIST

OF. the AbbevilleaD District Agricultural FAIR
TO be held at AbbevilIe @. H.. Wednesday,
Thursdny and Friday the 18th, 18th and
9Th Ociober 1890 ''
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I The friends of HENRY S. CASoN respect
ully annnounce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector, 9athe ensuing election b :. =
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ABBEvn, SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING MAY 49, 1850

Society; or if the said Life Member shdllspay
the sum of sSne!dollar and fifty cents, shall be
entitled to carry Ills family tothe Annual Fairs
free of chage, and entitled to oil privileges of
the society-and upon the refusal or neglect of
the said Life. Member to pay the said interest
annually, (unless in case Of death or removal
from the State,) the said sum of Sl5 shall
become forfeited for the usesof the Society.
a6Es All persons having business with the
Society, Or wishing information not Here fur
nished. will address thessssretary, ut Abbevillc,
S.9Csssa 80 ~
<s~s J. FOSTER MARSHALL
- G., w. SPROULL, ssS.
'. d. w. AIKEN,
j. J. WARDLAw.
A. C. HAWTHORN,
.,.. D.eM ROGERS,
II. !H.}HARPER,
- o. 7. PORCHER, %
eEkecutire Committee. g
VIC. DAVIS, Sec'y and 7teas. y
: -
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For Ordinary.

tE The;friends Of JOHN A. HUNTER re.
speetfulIy announce him a candidate for the
Office offQrdinary. at the next election.
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a. II. CLARK,
sss,A REPAIRER OF ~.
ysMATHDH b. GIID6ESs AND JEWRERy

li0nHntss IDtkNs%A AND -JEWEERY,
= 2 ek HC1HAH <DEPoT, s.: Cs
sprePsrss all cssssss lsaad ma
-. saF,4ts5o 90 anyshing sia ins bust
ltosdosMelI for twelve omontfs. X Idt ssnasSt
back md lEswill be done freesof ehargess 3iss
me atrial. and satisfy y6urselyes.- .Tsrais cash
sSJune 1869, I'll 2m,. ~: 9; Is