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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL M0xLEY Iussuus MaSAGEr
l. B. PaILLIPs. srAos MANAGER
Fourth nlsh. Of The OPERA sRAs1N
COOPER AMERICAN TROUPE
ANNIE HILNER Pr'ma Btnna
Mar. II. c. COOPER.
For Programme ses Bills Of the day.
wednesday Evening, october Sd.
Mr. COOPFRS CONCERT,
raE ELMER OF LOVE.
To.uorroW BENNETT OF ANNIE MILNER.
NORMA AND THE WATERMAN.
NIXON's ROYAL AMPHIrHEATRE,
NIBLos GARDEN, New YORK. AsTLEYs London the Phil
adelphla and Boston
ACADEMIES OF MUSIC.
SOUTHERN TOUR BY RAILROAD.
Proprietor MI JAS N NIXON
Manager T. sARToH, S Of SSi! gs.,
''''''''' ofNs1 osieini and TeIss
Court testers Mess WARD DAVENPORT
saprene Of the Arena Mr. r. ELllNGHAh
Dictated by desire to Nlos Garden. New
York su combination Of Equestrian ami Acrobas ability
would supA every other 10 the world projected 10 Eu
and brought over % Ne4 oape
allied the theatre metropolis and the Bo Pha
dephla Academies OF Music for months TO oyeS0Wng Ny
gtgcment the great ragsdan Mr. kDwN FoRa whn after
ioar years has at eng yielded 10
this svore cosmopolitan npe Of the drama AID enables me
indulge long cherished deire and At ts tine aeeedsto
the solicitations Of Of Southern ladies and emen
10 send Great Troupe visit the principal elites Of the soui
the thou Snd' ladies and genmen Of the seth
public that there will be dminuiOn Of It's NUMBER change
In lie .opria persona I'M Nixon.
THE COMPANY.
NILE ELLA ZoYARA
The renowned sensation Lady EIueStrenne.
TIE SIX HANLoN BROTHERS
Tbs mighty aerObAu,
THOMAS, ALFRED,
GEORGE, .- EDWARD,
WILLIAM and FREDERICK
The Dazzling italian Equestrian.
The Man OF thousand Worms.
The Comic RhA SUIT Performer aud Dancer.
Mons. De Bach,
Mr. GEORGE ROSS.
The daring and graceful Principal Rider and Bridge Leaper
Mr.. james ward,
The great Rope su,pepsonlsi BOndn and Professor Of
the Art Meslque.
Mr.. william Kncado,
The best General Performer In the World.
The renowned Double s,uersanit Thrower.
Master while,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian his Double Act Of Obstacle
Lesplng, o. his Twin Poaes
Mr.. L. slmps,n,
The Troupe will be aecomp Aned BY Brass Band led by Herr
ne worlds favOrt the Mare Zdes the Incarnation Eques
trlsn brAuty and IN eiigenee
The beautiful TEo Pcnle, Cupid snd Diamond.
fb stud Of Ring AMI Trck Horses In splendid condition
fresh and ygorouas rAlroAdns saves the fatigue OF travel
Seats are covered and width make them perfectly
~ VIII e,hbi, upon The lot corner Main and Third streets,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, october lOh.
~ AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES to COMMENCE on THURS
DN'' i'' '-'~ ,Ty- -FOUR DAYS ONLY. -
~ ADMIssloS-'O esat children and servants % 'ent'
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ASSUAL TosAcco SrArENESr.-Ws viii publish on
Friday or Saturday next Annual Review Of the To-
bacco Trade We expected to have t ready at an EARL
er day. bar have been disappointed in receiving returns
from some Of the interior In view OF the reTy
limited encouragement received heretofore from the To-
blcco merchants 10 this city bad determined not to
publish the report in 'Cireuarn or Supplement form,
this year bus as several firms have already applied to
us for copies We viii reconsider purpose, II suih-
Gent number Ofcopies to justify the publication shall be
ordered To che expenses Of publication, the terms
viii be as follows:
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All over 200 copies will be furnished at the rates
charged for 200.
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WONDERFUL ETYEcTs.

WONDERFUL RTYEcTs.
Lsnue BOnSa Of Pburg years useless to himself aud
Ioce,ya martyr ohI and In
weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary BskuIp sanduSky Ohio. after almost losing her
we'll strength by Intermittent Fever ch restored
70 health In twenty hours.
TlOn OF Belgrade Maine brought from deaths door,
Ing suffered for four ys made well weeks and improved
In two hours
AdOphe MOnbrO Of France relieved hour while travel
log Of The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
apparently dy ing with ehiis,
Ellen BeaSOn OF LOctpOr, New York. restored after
years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of other prevented and cured month,
and single complaint Of the efficiency OF the
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MOST vALUAmLE L0T ON IHE NoRre

MOST VALUABLE LOT ON SHE NORTR
VI sIDs ~ GARY STREET MAR TO liza srREkT, EuR
SAFE AT AUCTION VIII be Sid At ucilon the prenis
MONDAY the 9Th Oct be lsCO at l2o ock NJ
It, located above fotng GG feet 4 Cary
Street, running back 40 Zee alley 30 vide and bound
ed the by Shoekoe II he div
ded Into mal'r This iuy ngsrded a valuable
loca ion for tobacco factory, wholesale warehouse
TRRNs cash. balance at and years negotiable notes
lnterest added, secured by atrust deed
GODDIg APP LRsoH
Ee2s-tds Inrionssr,
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CRY WAIEER

GEN. WALKER.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-The Havana Diario, contains
an account of Walkers execution. He died with iorti-
trde protesting De Catholic and saying his o"
Hon luras was wrong, and he Jae vas to blame, and
a. ne accepted de III with resignation.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
AvGUSrA Oct 50 The Douglas and Bell contest for
members Of the Legislature to-day resulted in favor Of
the Douglas candidates by large msjority.
MARKETS
BLrusoRs Oc SFlJur stead. Wheat active Red ~ 2Se
S. ht. 81 tOt 65 Corn Arm; mixed 65b66 cent? Wal
Yellow CSls,2 Provisions du and unehang La
loWe eosug a. cts Conee arm Whisky steady at 22 G
cents
Yoak 8-s,ocks du and low r; New York Contra
So; Vi - 81 y. Cotton drm Flour and wheat unchang
-. Corn u myes 20 Pork h ayy Mess 500 20 -
Wits adv 3h Srgt- quiet Sp's Turpeodne Rsm
affk0RL do' "eayT. ri e a M at +'.ftt7s.
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~ AUTUMN SALES &.
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT.
WATKINS q FICKLEN.
RrrAL DEALEEs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l59 MAIN ST, RICHMOND
Approaching the liberal patronage friends would In
all Ro l'' and retail buyers that receiving AMI
'''"'"S 90 lUrUNN AND WINTER SALES,
which, In extent richness and var,t supsses that Of
e.re-cheny udS-we the
er, prices compare favoraby with III Of 9TH
house in this country The following are some OF the leading
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Splendid Velvet Embroidered Black and Colored SILKS
Broeade snd Sttined do
Hesyy Cord Co-dei, Ren AMI TaTetl do
Elegant Grey Grounds, With bright Acres
The heaviest aud richest BLACK SILKS for full dress and
mourning
Beauful PAIN snd Brocads Grey and Rlsck POP ms
yALENTIts n yELoEAs very ne. and beautiful
eNtenve flbr eI,he neaiest styles and beet value for
IN EwsR0 DERIF and ELTGANr LACE GOODS our stock will
be found rse ana complete embracing some Of the Hnest
In GgNILENEv's WEIR Co'hs Csssmeress and vestlngs;
81 Snd woolrn Tndcrware; Hosiery, Cloves a- Crevats,
and staTb Hdkf &c Everything for compete Outa will be
HOUSEKEEPING GoOps-Be', Lnen and Cotton sbeetngs
PILLOW Casngs Danssk Towels HueEsbaess NIpkins-st very
C,RfET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
pano ot our i.oe to supply lie wants the trade are great
IL decreased
In an raAes II Velvet tapestry Brussels and Ingran CAR
PsTs and Psn end Figured BOOKING and FLOOR CIOrHsve
Tapestry RUGS MAT, stock Is fine Also,
cs'-le. wor,ted namask Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
In are and liun
FLANNEL IsI-H LlNENs,
WHITE CAWBRIt-, CHECK MUSLINs,
BRILLIANrEs BILE tCllED nNG CLOTHS,
and al superior GOODS supply very large and pr
- .
n NNrATION GOODS or Heavy vrgni, Pulled Cloths all
Extra Heavy irseys Stnes hanktt Oznahurg Brown
Shrng 4c large Soes, AMI offered Al piers which VIII
all Some these goods osapefor quar-
ity and d aieut TO hnd
CL0AKS, MANTLES & SIIAWLS.
This department have greatly enlarged and established in
warehouse.
A Cloak and Mantle Mandatory,
under the supervision MIR. STRIDER. whose taste and
skill the head Of the largest establishments In the eoun'
try furnishes guarantee OF the style Of garments We shall Of
fer
splendid Velvet Cloth and Silk
CLOAKs, MANrILLAs and DUsTERS
viii be found times prices hitherto unequsled In Rich
mond
Our goods are manufactured and most modern
eas American and Paris patterns Any special
found In stock will be made 70 order at
few hours notice responsible buyers terms will be lib
We ask opportunity 10 give the advantages promied
above.
az To MERCHANTS Of our COOS adapted 10 the
and cAnnc be found In exclusive job
sale trade pleased all Mercf ants who favor with
e1mn ton goods sell them, guaranteed 70 be asoW
sci, .iY ''"'' S--i'' WATKINS FIcKLEN
DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET
RE receiving the Pail Trade Cap.tngS, OIL Cloths Mat
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THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,

Has cured thousand, ,eIss of the NEST drsada
ReAd and reflect
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UIOR RENT new, eommodlous and very desirable
5h between Clay and Leigh Streets recently
upsd by Judge p v Daniel deceased Por terms apply 70 Mr.
0. Q. Enet on Leigh street near Second or TO
jell-N p v DANIEL, in.
VXTANTED.-sltuaont to teach by gentleman quail TO
w tsaeh Engsh Latin, Treneh Mathematics and the Rud
Of Greek He hss had years experience Address
hnr 10 Hamntnn Va. Ie5-tf
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A SM1LE.-Who can tell the value OF a
smile 1t costs the giver nothing, but is
beyond price to the erring, and relenting,
tho sad and cheerless, the lost and forsakep.
It disarms malice-subdues temper-turns
hatred to love, revenge to kindness,E and
paves the darkest paths with gems Of sun
light. A smile Of the brow betrays a kind
heart, pleasant friend, an affectionate
brother, dutiful son, and happy husband.
1t adds charm to beauty, decorates the face
Of the deformed, and makes lovely women
resemble the angel Of Paradise. Who vii!
refuse to smile?
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ABOUT FLouNoEs.-Some enterprising
genius has been literally picking the ladies
to pieces. Not finding anything to amuse
himself With he has been making an abs.
tract Of The facts and figures connected with
the latest Paris styles. In making a1sd5ss
dress, ornamented with fifteen founces, tie
needle .oftke wearied seamstress must travel
over the extent of nine hundred and t,renty:
seven feet. Twenty.three feet is moderate
computation for the waist, sleeves, etc., and
we have thousand feet for dress, or. five
bellies per mile! 1t sounds rather formidable
don't il? We suspect the wearers Of these
interminable founccs have no very distinct
idea Of tho amount of stitching they carry
about in their rustling silks and floating
taratans. 7S>sE.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT!

'he siA aBBFpJltSS rs " SS0ElH nly4,J JC;AtR0LINA. ;t
In Equity.
Thomas Crawford, Adm'r,
with the Will annexed Of
Cador CAN'T, decd. Bill for Advice
Cynthia Wakefield. lief: oD' anu ne
John Can't,
et ,al.s,s
Appearing 70 the ,satisfaction Of the Com
mIssioner thatsth following named par
ties: Defendahts khBil, reside beyond The the
limits of t4issStste, namely: Calvin CAN'T
William CAN'T, Martha CAN'T and Snral,
CAN'T Tabitha Saylor and Nancy Savior:
Hugh Loiler. William Loller Elizabeth Loller.
Martha Loller, Sarah Loller, and Mary Loller
the children Of Giles CAN'T, decd. names
unknown; the children of John CAN'T. names
unknown, other children of Tira CAN'T. names
unknown; the children of Briiton Cant,
names unknown !; The children of Yate Per.
kins, names unknown; hechildren Of Richard
alexander, names unknown; the children oi
John Townley, names unknown; and the Presi
dent OF the American Bible Society,. On mo-
tion Of Jones Jenes, Comp. Solicitor, Order.
ed that said defendants do appear and answer
plead or demur to said Bill within three months
from the publication hereof, or the same will
be taken pro confesso against them.sA.
WIN. II. PARKEK c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
~ March 8, 1860. 3m.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

vs. So,,
Martha Raft P..to P.m ,or o,,s sa,e OF Real
IL, Adams and Martha Essa'e under a will
his wife and others.
II appearing to my satisfaction that John ].
Adams and Marths his vile, William F.
and George W, Ruff. defendants TO the Bill Rs
this case, reside beyond tile Unite of this State
On motion of.IA9npson, q Fair Comp. Sol. or,
as.sa DE-. That sss sIqsa dsfsndsnts % sR;
within three hSt Tom hb pub liSation here's
o.. o. e 81 the samo Sbs taken. Pc oosfssso
missioner II fsx3..
Fab 2ss 1850 4 ans {. ~ s, -,
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T;om ths Southern se,d u aisa iSs 1ssresiae.
= essess, ,,HptsyUcx<$ - 1890 -. g,g

FQ.E :
1;;gom ths Southera sse,d aisa 1sresiae.
~ sea sPRINGs4s MING .ssS;.JsssS.
!ssSS sAetelS ssfs
srringis coming I Spring iseoming 3
Infant leaves are on the; Tees; 50 ~
And the little Birds sre hu8ipg
Songs upon tie pleasant brfeozc.
%
Earth, but late 50 cold aud dreary.
Where its robes Of; snow were seen,
-. =. Smiling from its thralaom weary
'A.'tts Spreads itscarpeting ofgrsen. ~.
=, 'EssS st'ss.s VS.. '"@Sssfss ass ass,@>
streamletslear like playful cSiidhool.
4"Frou, their icy fetters free,
Breathing tofthe quiet wildwood sss
HAPPY strains OF JOY and ylss.s
Spring is coming, o hoEtrishtly -
Fall the sunheans t5'the earth,s
Andt!,e human henrt-7how ixh,ly
Doth it bound 10 ,ail it's virlhl
Spring is coming Spring is coming,
And the fields arc glnd aud gay;
And the little wild trds humminy,
sportin Natures hol ID ay 49,
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THE FABLE OF THE wAHDeR1Ha 1pu

IAE FABLE OF THE WANDERING JEW.
: The legend of the Je W evet.ss,sanderinp
!. and nd. never dying, even from the scirucifixion
oAJesus to this day, spread over many
European countries. The accounts, how
ever, as in all fables, do not agree. One
version is this: When Jesus was led to
death, oppressed by thesWsie6tof the cross.
he wished to rest himself nsaerr the gate at
the house ola shoemaker named Abasnerus.
This man, however, sprang forth and thrust
him away. Jesus turned toward him, say
ing, Ishall rest, but thou shalt move on till
| return sAud from that time he has had
no rest. and is obliged necessarily 10 wander
about. Another version is that given by
Mathsgs Parisiensis, a monk of the tbir.
seenth centurYe Wien 1esus was led from
the tribunal Of Filatius' to, death, tl,er door
keeper, named Cartaff1ious, pushed him
from behind with his foot, saying Walk on
jesus quicklys2~by ydost thsa5sSss Jesus
looked at him gravely, and ssiddsT walk on
but thou shalt tarry till come &And this
man still alive, wanders from place is place
IN constant dread of the wrath to come. A
fthird legend adds that this wandering Jew
falls sick every hundred years, but recovers,
aaa reneVs'llis strength ; hence it is that,
sea after SO many centuries, he does anot
look much older than septuagenariamn.. /.
tJrhuo tv,o,,,h e.. tI,o 1,,.o.1 At :. -,
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THE STATE JAIEn9E, 9F $ $oyIH Yj[,H,,y CAROLINA. M
In Equity.
James M. Msclint0n' I
Thomas s 6; Perrin, ,E.'r Bill for Account, &c
and Nancy, his wife,
and others. &;
T APPEARING 10 my satisfaction that
John. Cooper, and Nancy, his wife, James
MeGilntoIsRl Pleasant Delerhide, and Nancy. his
MartinyEtllsot, and Harriet, his wife, Mary
McCintop, james McClnton, Jr, Cassaudra
McClinton, ahd other children of John Nc.
Clinton. decd, whose names are unknown,
G: A. Brown, - jackson, and Roxana, his
wife. Sycurgus Brown. Virginia Brown, Simon
McClinton. Eliza Ann Anderson, n, Robert Har.
vey McClinton, and Sarah. cClinton, defend.
ants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State: On motion, by Perrin d
Cothran, Comp. SOL, Ordered, that said De-
fendants do appear and plead. answer or de.
muir to said Bill Of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof or the sam Q
will be taken pro confesso sgainst them.
w. II. PARKER, c.EA.D.
Commissioners Officerle
March !, 1850. BIN.
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raj resurrection the lieutenant will be found
getting out Of ofsomebody else's grave!
1t strikes us that nothing could be added
to depict the character intended 10 be des-
clibed.
A wag, on hearing that man had given
up chilnncy.sweeping, expressed surprise,
as he was under the impression this business
soot.ed him. 5
The following notice is posted at rail
way station Travellers should be careful
to deliver their baggage to proper persons,
rs a gentleman few days since entrusted
his wife to stranger, and has not heard of
her, since.
A corpulent clergyman rose at public
dinner rrturn thanks, which he did by
layingshis hands imploringly on his stomach
and saying ,:,'We thank Thee for these bles-
sings go beautifully spread, and our capac.
ity enjoy tbem.'
A man who recently travelled over cer-
tain railroad, which it might excite jealousy
to mention by name. declares lis opinion
thatitS'is the safest railroad in the country,
as'the superintendent keeps boy running
ahead Of the trains to drive off the calves
and sheep!
The Rev. Walter Cotton author of Slip
and Shore and other volumes of merit, has
this very forcible illustration of the char
acter of an officer on board the ship to
which which ne was attached as chaplain, who
waasalways meddling with other peoples S
business, aud who was seldom in his own
place
.ess."s-sS.ess
DAScIsc.-I am an old fellow, says Cow.
per in one Of his letters to Hurdis, but I
had once my days as you have now yet
never conld learn half SO much ola woman s
character BY dancing with hersas by con-
versing with her at home, when I could OF
serve herbehavior at the table, at the fire.
side, and in all the circumstances of domes-
ito life.a We are all good when we are
pleaseds bnt she is the good woman who
wants not the fiddle to sweeten her.
Hereis brief but pointed Essay on
Mans, -
AT ten child, at twenty wild Sc
At thirty tame>if ever;
Akfosty wise, at fifty rich,
Aseixty good, or never.
Hersis brief Essay on Woman,
AtSten a bud, at twenty in bloom,
y Attbirty married, if ever;
"a @ssastAt forty mother, at fifty aunt,
~ Asnxtyssthe probability is that the old
lady issomstbing thew for wear.
wi ssy :! boy, whose horse is that you are
a.Wby saaddys.s
ssWho isyouf aaddyl'S
Why Wy deaksou kpow4 he's Uncle Peter
Jonesa
'sosyoD son Of your uncle ;-how
do yousmaEs that. put, young manr
well deps zsetiyy know how'tis,' re-
Piled tbsbos, but you see daddy got to be
ayidower. and smafried mothers sister, who
isssns Aunt Sails, and so he's ny. uncle
pgg:' ' s..s.:, ! -. !.
sssa 5-vssss.--.. 4 - =
sTaE lAxossE ANS TO SEE TaEr.-A
=
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BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
CIRCULAR SAWS.

l am agent for R. Hoe d Co.'S celebrated
Circular Saws and also for manufacture of
the same article in Richmond, Va A full sun
ply of these Saws of oil sizes, always on hand.
Persons wishing them will do well to call on
mandrake ~ ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
David o. Hawthorn, !
Vs.
Lawson D. Franklin. Bill for Account,
Greed w. Rankin and DC.
"A. c. Hawthorn.
IT APPEARING to my satisfaction that
l. Lawson D. Franklin and Greed w. Rankin,
Defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State, on motion OF
Thomson & Fair, Comp. SOL Ordered that eaid
Defendants do appear, plead, answer or demur
TO said Bill of Complaint within three months
from the publication hereof, or the same will
be taken pro confesso against them.
w. II. PARKER, Q z, AID
Commissioners Office
Feb. 27, l86O,-3m
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WIRE RAILING.

I am agent for one Of the largest Wire Rail.
ing Companies at the North, and will furnish
Window Guards, Galleries, Verandas, Bsd.
steads, or any other description of Wire Works,
at the book prices of the manufacturer, which
can be seen at nv Office
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CORN MILLS.

am Agent for one of the best Portable
Mills now in use, and can furnish any size wan
tea. Persons wish,ng these Mills are invited
Of one now in use. The MHf5ak, which is
the very best is procured from ield, s. G.,
and theiMlls are built complete af our Establish.
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IS sLlAaEssa.AxoRsssHAHTsT TO SEE THEE.-A
young rnst,sa nePheg, had been to sea, and
On his.eturp, be was naEsating to his uncle
an adyentpre whidAsIhe bad on board a
ship. x Z.
I was Shs night leaning over. the, ,taffraiI,
looking down into. The. mighty ocsat, said
the pepLsa hon we wsilt call ailIjam, whom
ny gold watch fsll from, . aiisszBb and immne.
aisssly 90 Of sight:.The vessel was "a
Sa9 ssa aaa asseur, BIZ po,hingdaun-
dtapDsp eysts stte rail, daye dosm;Hsnd,
"altsr sarcb, found IL Game up sslpse s,
undsEths stern, and climbed back "a The
dss without s.t aaseas' knowing Ishsd- ibssssn
apeeps 20 90 .y'ls.A So f,.SS s,ss. =
WiiisEs,' said hi<e, slightly aeiisy., eiesyya.
ting hikkosd brin. add dsopen;ng IBIS eyes
l'ssbsir s SSs vide essf ssIiass fsst IL did shes
ssythe ysss piSgs'. a
Ten knot aEIs
dove down into. the sea-: and
ssshepg s!sh the wascb, ,.aaa climbed mp by
the rnas ehsias r Is =,
~ aneloss ' Nh y s,..ss 2 .a z -
md do expects mo mns d 6s sIthey
'sdsk = s ,s -. .sss
IS: sddss ~ wsps dsan Il call.
iSghSA llStss iSksJS J S6h, u6Ss !.
.Wihaq replied gpsfss ,fEayeIs,
<: st:tilsh know a neysss6ll s6S SEsy Eamf
SBst jFHat stlssl 3 ErofsS ostys Wsse
Ysa68ss bd ssS ystl e6ss
aahg leesst liar ipsslIR Rf5 ts
s.aai sS9s absto xtbee5l baSI ~
tHsrd .hs lasi, and say IS tES; IN
Mass ay0F scaatsS2 see Msr 81
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Old Saws Re-ToOthed.

| have Cumming Machine on hand, and
am prepared. to re-too.h old saws, making
them as good as new.
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IRON RAILING

l would call attention to this branch of our
business. having a great variety of patterns,
for public aud private grounds, Cemeteries, &C.,
and will keep on hand, and cast any STYLE
wanted, at prices as low as the same can be
bought at the North
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

10 those who have gwen me their patronage
for the length of time have been engaged il,
this business, tender my warmest thanks, and
solicit q continuance of the same, and to those
who have rot yet done so, respectfully ask
their favor and support, as neither pains nor
expense will be spared on.my part in contribu.
ting promotion Of home manufactures, Of every
article within my sphere OF action. All that
is necessary to success in these enterprises is
the favor and support of the people of III.
South. - -.
March. 80, l2ml WILLIAM GLAZE.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
PLOWS.

1 have always on hand, and am steadily
manufacturing all descriptions of FLOWS
with many other things in. the agricultural
line, and will, in q short time commence, the
manufacture of all kinds of agricultural i'm.
plements. All I ask is for the Planters of the
South encourage this enterprise by their pa
tronage. Call and Judge for yourselves.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27
Wagon and Carringe SDOkes

In connection with the Establishment, We
are manufacturing Wagon and Carriage
Spokes of the very best material, and will sell
20 per cent; lower than the same Spoke can be
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-27

CAPS AND STRAW OBS, for the Spring
~ and Summer. Trade. zss.a

. II have on hand
and will continue
to receive all of the
latest ,fasbions ,as
they are ihtrodu-
ced direct fFonl the
best SJpaA nfa tories.
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