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From all ACCOUNTS Which ,haNe reackeei, ii
rom tie south, iINvotaId seem that orr entifs
lINr Of se1-Coast was visited by ore OF the
soycrcst equinoc tai storms that has ever oc-
Cured. The hlockaGlng fleets must have
had a.roEgis Dive ofit. Eul, as the Charles
ton Mnyceyg remarks, that's of 10 conse-
qnence'
The, Charlrsgon WilmiE gton and COLIN. :
bIa papers contain accounts Of the violence
% lhe storIa. Tie following, from the Co
iumb.a Sahh CgrG<.ijaa, ofSaturtiay, gives an
idy, of is force:
Yesterday. after asls@Wery rain during he
moruiag. about haif-i51st IA O'Clock a terrific,
gale talu"up. Window ia ; ;enirss WIRE no.
th"g, a"d iron WIS ben. aud broken of like
plpt-strut>.. OH Mia street. the iron nosts
in FROM cf Walkers, GLASS; Nichols ami
Grim stores were strapped OF rs if they
were cf S,lHe kiGd Of NichoI~'s wares Tree.
we're ti"y'a- r'o"t', and II" strerts filed with
branches. lu1%r were Upset and things in
Sr:erl! we're tc!sy -trtrvy, wherever .hc wind
Te.C,rc3:. ...-. ........-.-
\ portion o. The tin ro,,tine of the Charles
ton !" pot W = h.oHa Of ;,iightifa On eo,rt.
-lTs - .:'lsi. Tn track CT the Green vii :,
E3!lrcac. Z, tire .sra sur,,riSc-nd alar,,, If
~"lur n'tr ais errs:~ c,0t in cleaning
"a" rats: Nn"'ei tAe cotton si,ajis Of MesSrs
T. les * Anderson was blown down 4 nor
ton q. the In rOctinr OF Inc Charlotte treic l. t
4 i.ot Was also blown of. a nu1nber OF
ie"ll > ia diA'.rnt parts Of the city were
blown tiusyu. ...t.
IN Cotton IoFn, the damage WIS not IS tx
trgsiv. rs I;ti.l,J have eean slipGSei from ii;
lfAil CuHiiuon 81 many OF the buildings
About to- f.''I eli az The sheds belonEir,r to
n sess Ii D'N"al"nd .}an'tS Gatnhcart were
i"l"o HsH- nd the front of All old store
bloom 80.
W. ie.r1t Ina! he camp n: Lish tyvcod Knot
stood tHe Eaiy rftTiy well. But few tents
w're- blown ,s'e-F'4, bat the brush serbers ln
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'anNns II Substitute fer Leather.

'i'' great secretly and high price Of LEA Their
-.'.'f i'7 tse ~ tne Manufacture of mar
-'''s7 - "A'sn the Confederate states are
800" D.. ":'e"t need. \ corr, spondcnt re-
,'''i~e''"s aa constitute heavy canvas
''NAs' rf 10th woven 20 shape, which for
''' @"Faolity, and comfort 10 the
81 Wa b. equal, if net superior. 10
i'l an economical proces. he cloth
80 '-'"e ihPtrFions 20 water, pliabIe as
'"lA'r' ana lfse in its action. Tie surees
''1 mas oeen Submitted 10 practical men
VINO are coEYlnccd OF It's avanabilitv. and II
- N'l"d "fe proper department VIII see lit
- "s' as worth, 50 that the i'm DO rl.nt
oisAch of transportation may be facilitated
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f.
The ALAaA on THE SOUTHERN SEA COAST
The reports which have reached the state,
says Georgia exchange. In regard to the
dsstinA lion Of Linceln's dest, has crsat ted
great alarm on our sea.coast. 1t will DO
gratifying, however. to the people 10 that vi.
canity TO know, that the most active measures
nave been and are being taken by Governor
Brown Tor their protec ton and defence. All
the resources OF ths State at his commsnd
VIII % IN reqaisition. aAd we are alEo much
gratifled 1T being able to state. that the Ex .
eeutivs Is crowded with applications from sv-
cry section OF Georgia TO 60 into the service
of the State and TO the aid OF our brethren Of
the sec. board. Country rifles and shot. ruas
1t for service are being hunted up evsrv.
where. In addition to this, the Governor
has called upon the War Department for I'VE
thousand Of the well.Srmsd, equipped. ana
wsli.drilled Georgia volunteers now in the
service OF tha Confederate States. With thsua.
and those already on the soRst and 10 be or.
dered there, Georgia pits II defiance lin.
coin and all this 1tsc.s That he will dare ftInd
" harass Urttyads tile STAG.
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Ro isG.--Some of the Federal forces still

RoBBlsa.-Some of the Federal forces still
Wilt this side Of the Potomac for the purpose
OF r0boing. Two horses attached 10 IA wagon,
belonging 70 Mr.. VIM. Crow, OF this town.
were taken n! Harper's Ferry on Tuesday last
y u squad ot plunderers, who crossed oyer
tsfry with two ladies 10 get some no usehoId
property belonging 10 them. Mr, Crow is
private gentleman, advanced IN years, I'M
connected 10 any manner with the war now
e1stnS, and u Is an outrage upon the part of
sne FEDERAL Government TO tolerate such
pe.ty aets upon privats interests. II such
ae as De eeantenaneed by the commanding
omesr on the other side, st will exhibit q
1870 ot dsprayity and lack Of honor unpar-
800, nr. Crows property should be re-
Ias eoiorsa driver Of the team, being too ad
vaneea in years for their philanthropy. was
permitted 70 pass and loot IL home - Iaa,les.
torn Free Press. '''
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Release Of Harris and Nayr.

arnold Harris ard Harry Magraw who
''ioa '"+f'd TO come within oar lines on tho
pi'tehce Of searching Tor u body Of rol
N~A'eFoh, aad Was sent 10 Richmond AZ nr;s
D''ei'' b. Gen, Beaaregard, were riding about
NC streets, IL q carriage, last evening. and
.FF''sAi!f haYiag Il good time OF II. We
yarn 'aSi toIniai ssioRer Lyons, after hear.
.@S 'ae evidence in their case. recon men ded
"'"cAaFgs, w:aereupon they were sen,
~ ~ y The Secretary OF War, who released
'''etH on parole,
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PExsAooIi IIE2s.--We clip the following
paragraphs from tho Pensacola (tla.) OBJ
ssrrer OF Sept. 2ith:

PExsACoLa IIEXs.--Ne clip the folio OWN g
ssrrer, OF Sept. 9th;
On Dit.--It is reported in town this morn
ing, that TIE Federal tfoOpa have landed in
large numbers on the main land opposite the
city. We give IL as Ne heard il, for what 1t
win bring, though it is possible, and not al
together Improbable, that the report is true
Recruits quite large number OF Missis.
sippi recruits arrived here last night to be at
ttched 10 Capt. Peake's company 9th Missis-
slppl Regiment. They are all fine, athletic
looking men, and are, no doubt, fight to the
back bone, like all the Mississippi boys
sad Acciaeai.--A sad and distressing accident
occurred lest evening, about seven O'clock
bTt&,en the main building of the Betie!l
House, ana the diniuE-roOrn, which rcsul ted
In tlt latti WounGinE of private II. y. Smith
of the Griffin Light Guards. Il appears that
Sergeant Duihr, OF the same company, and
the FORMER were fencing with their guns IN a
playful manner, when coming 10 a ''charse
baNonets' the gun in The HANDS of the Ser
@rant accideEt iv went OFF, and Smith fell NOR
tally Wonndcd-the ball entering and pass
ing through the ri sht thigh near the groin
At hrst, 1t was thought hat he would ser
NiTe the wound, but The unfortunate man
hreath"d lis last about 10 O'Clock last night,
after lingering III great pain. lie leayts a
family III Griffin, Ca, 10 mourn his uutimely
end.
Let Us here admonish those who are con.
stdntly handling and using firearms to be
scrupulously careful with them, and peciaI-
ly with those that are loaded. Experience
teaches us that we cannot be too careful with
Il loaded musket, and rs lamenIab BILE accidents
like this occur when we least expect it, We
cannot reffuin from these few adlnonishing
REMARKS TO our troops, as Il stern necessity for
ihelr ana others personal safety.
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Liberal Donations.

-. " JHialas l.. Archer, proprietor OF tbs
1', s''oAA arsenal, has presented TO the III,
Di1Eies Hospital Committee, for the bsns,l,
sr, ~'oa AUG wonnded soldiers, S5ss, being the
go received by him for one Columbia
~ - I'e Confederate States Government
=, '' quart, buchanan & Co, proprletors
80 as sai' Works at sytas co., have do.
~" 'S> 10 lhs same benevolent purpose,
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.ountr. nnd AM railk. ana professlons.
Alabama Clhthina Depot.

4 d7pot r. clothing late, ded for The Ala
,afua tro6 rs. h>s' bpCn Established Oh, MAins
street. between 1th ana Sth, nearly opposite
the Sgaiswood Iintel, ueGec the direction q
Naat W. l.. Van Uervccr a........- '..t.... -. p.
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Coon JoRE on FRGYcyT.--A gen tlennan
who had returned to Arkansas from a visit 10
ST. Louis, communicates to an Arkansas pa.
pr good joke on General Fremont who, IL
seems, got up, mounted and equipped BODY
oI troops tss il special body guard; their horses
were superior, and their arms aud appniut.
meats OF the finest desert p.iou. fl. was proad
OF II. 1t was to be his pet. But one day this
nne body went out 10 perform suudry evolu.
Mons At about TWO miles from the city, and
tney never came back. They were last hea rd
OF IN General lIardec's camp, where they ac-
cidentilly lound their way, Ifany one wauts
TO see Fremont mad, ii is only necessary Il,
mention body cuarl 10 hls lreaence
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PIRArIcAL.- The Wilmington Journal re.

PIRArIcAL.- The Wilmington Journal re-.
marks
he true character of the Lincoln blockade
begins now 10 appear. The object is clearly
not TO blockade the ports OF the Sou thern
States, but 10 lie around our inlets, and, by
false Signals and other dishonest strategic
means, steal everything they can decoy I'M to
their grasp. The fact is well known that no
important harhor has been effectualiy guard
ed since the war commenced: and vet they
c'tl 1t blockading squadron, instead of
ptratlc;li as il should be.
a British brig has been lying At Morehead
NltY for several weeks taking cargo and
now That ii Is fun, the blockadng sc iadron
makes us exit 10 give 1t 4 chance 10 leave
as soon, however, as II is ont OF sight, if Il
HShlhE smack belonging 10 Il ConiederAcy mau
We're 10 "ttt mpt 10 come in they al steal it,
an i'ei flcllGus over The feat.
NOW, IL England Is going to pursue a course
Oh ms hlhV-play second fiddle 10 the block
ane, merely 10 secure cotton and naval stores
10 Keep th'lF manufacturers employed and
Ignore us rs nationality --it is time we knew
IL ana would put stop 10 all eXpOrtations
IN that direction. We can live iudeuandeut
OF both the North and Great Britain. and We
should do 1t, at least until they can realize
that we are people.
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S,.,.,ne., far ,he r.r,cn.

We are enabled TO present to orr readers
from an official source, the kubjoined state
ment 81 the relative number of letters rs
initials Of surnaIIfes IN the armies of the
southern Goa!aderaey, fcom March to Au-
gust, isGf. They are IA frat hop 81 nd names
occurring, and corai Prise ali the states, nearly
aeNerN county, nna all raiks aud professions.
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-. ee.t'-st go,
aSltillnon0 tll5pattD.
lar MORNING ....,.... OCT. |, 1851
The Am, or tie Kanawha.

We publish this morulng an intcrestfnc
oonni of the state OF affairs at Big SewS.i
l1nnta{a. but, ia So ftr IS IL seems 10 rehe.
,nsu.t cha HGt,oa 81 Cen. tloyo, the New s
J sf,ss.a are - ass nj the ritter 0ieHe.' Ne
trno,,tft IN tas controversy.
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DkATh fAox LoeK.J Randolph
I rhoIaas Inc youngest son Of Brigadier Gen.
Ihomnsi Y. - A., aged about twelve years.
aisd 10 aeorgstown. on Tuesday, from lock-
81 BY his horse tfeadinx on II. His sn6srinss
were iHtease,
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoSRoE, Sept. 23.-Col. String
h4m WSs to-day released by Capt. Golds6or-
ough, and Vii. To- night proceed 10 Washir =
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ArrRIPT TO fgR0w TRAM OFF TIE TRACK
An attempt Was IN cde to throw the { Y pres.
tram OF the Hudson River L. ii road, from Al.
baiiy or Sunday night off yhe track near Se.y
l ork. A sleeper WIS hid upon the r lis
ana secured In sach q way that had the 10
connective come IN contact with it, the Train
must have been precipitAted into the river.
ana great less of ite have resulted prqyi-
dsntisily the coDtrivarce was discovered in
lIne.--.!ibaHg .irpns.
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Alb' AScHolY ETENr.-Our immunity, savs
the Chtriest town, Va, Err Press, OF 1lluIs-
day, was greatly shocked ut the intelligence
OF tue death ct Mr. Lawrence Lee Berry, OF
tnarlesioWT, sea Of tit Rev. L. l. Berry
aged tWen WV Ftdrs. H. was i mem Der Of
Capt Moore "B0tts' GT-ss,' and was shot
on Sdturu ~ morning last near Murson's
IlIi. " Mist on picket duty, by some OF the
Federal nende who steaithily approached
nun. Tie received two wounds, one in t.la
thigh and thH other in tite right breast caUs-
ing instant death. BIZ y. wa an estilnaLte
.oUtl, htI gave much promise of useful MSS
10 his btreaYrti father, fwhu was absent ard
was deprived even eli It inst look before his
body was Committed TO mother earth ara;
his alfectionate relatives, the heartfelt sym
pathies Of our citizans ire eX tenaed Mr. II 3
BODY was brought 10 town on SUNDAY after
noon, and on Tuesday afternoon inferred in
the ola Fresby terlan burying-sround,
We learn that the two wretches who killed
Nr- Il. met the same fate from mem bers of tn,
Greys.
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XTERY VALUABLE GR6NJTr.rrosr

N|EEI VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
~ ~ EMEN ON THE NORTH SIDE
~ III AZ ~ BEfWFEN GOVERNOR AMI
STU STREETS, FOR SALE At af,s.
ii1H Vii Ne seid 1T 'aactiop ~ TIE prerassas.
81 4 II KSDaf, the ID diy Of October 1871
oe"'eS l.. VI the large nri sdni ably ifeated
SOD q Anderson ~ wiiolesse Hardware cs,ab.
'lShihenL Inc tenement has u front Of .3l net
ara rms back TO Tobacco Alley 'rh. af,aof,n,,
Oh eap'ai'@ ard others il cali 10 this snle ma the
property Is located in the ,nost t,nis - - ~. .ss
city. 49, VI 'A0
% ikhhs.-onefourth cash; balance -, G. I2 and
II months, for negntable notes iut1re,t added q
cured by trust dee = ti.in rr.ni,,ed =
e. ~ tdbbIEf% A. AppEKSpN A,s,a
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Ine actors in the baltimore Holiday Street
1ncatls have subscribed tkisty doliars ftJY
he sufferers BY the Zen .ineaial secidsaf. "
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Singular SE.TEScR-Tha trial of Iouiea
Inc fourth servant IN plicated in the late
poisoning case in Charleston, was concluded
on saturday. She WAS found guilty, but for
various considerations the sen tenee was mod.
He'd to fifteen months imprisonment, each
and 10 receive fifteen paddles each month at
the expiration of the time 10 he imprisoned
two additional years. unless taaished from
tie State
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HisHGsn.-Three allan gentlemen in Lon
don recently made SDlna experiments with
haslNSh. They took foir DOSES in Succession.
anu rtd not get rid Of toe effects IF the DOW
eilnl drug for nearly thirtY-six hours. rhey-
beat on" another without feeling The Oait.
suffered from commissions; one believed his
BRAIN Ind turned in to marble, and his right
eve 'for a long time retaincI the srhS alton %:
marble +haI<! nrSs.'' In his mind iie1s size
Ceeutd each ether with such rs9iItty that
they MAI" u short space Of time seem vrl.,
tong. IEts' Ideas, although more often scat
tered, ha.! At times an iattntate and Iona. c IL
necton: thus every person who had eyer az
sisted HIM he seemed II for wears and
years, performing ali those long and varied
series of acts which might in reality have
been performed during such Il period 40 that
he felt convinced that ;.il those re:rs .I;i
really passed. Ht also bad "a sort OF haIluci-
nAtoa in which he seemed tr.> ported 10 IL
palace WhliASicaNy mAdr of brass this he
tHohThi was the vestihn ie OF Moaaiu med =
paradise, and that he was denied en- trance 10
IT, On going out he found him self launched
into space, and compelled 10 describe very
rapidly a vast orbit in gloomy painfully-
breathing, oppressive circle. This painful
sensation lasted q long time and was among
the most disRreeible Of the EXPERIMENT
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COMM a1sssfgSU.
Richmond Markets, Sept. 80. 1861.

scarcely any changes noted today in
onf report OF the III arNets from that published
last Friday. There have been consldcra b..
arrivals of Sugar, and the article would secm
to be mach more abundant, and might per
hals, at this moment, be quoted a from 2 10 |.
Of cent below our last quotations but W
have not Indicated luis change, inasmuch as
IT the arrivals siiould cease, the price at which
they are Iuar'tei wontd imm ediately be re-
iHrntd 10. Common Whiskeys have again
rl=:n in price, and we now quote Twenty Per
Cent. ~ 81 cts., aad Zen Per Cent. q: IS c.s.
though there Il 40 change in the better de
scril'tions- Tobacco remains ~ b, fore aud
the prices of Lime and Leat!.er would Jus fl
Us in re publishing our remarks of1ast Fri
day in regard - those articles Wholesale
and buying prices, rather than retail and
selling ONES, are qaote, OF IA my articles.
BACON.-~liog round, when bought in lanee
quantities. - TO vi cents, aad OF yry dnli .iIr:
Hams which Il Is almost impossible to procure seq
iEaf.iy are WORTH from 10 III cents more by RETAIL
BUTTER.-2G cents by the quantity.
COFFEE-Kio, scarce, and wGrth 10 cents No
other kinds in market
COHN.-5c to 10 cents per bushal.
CDTTUS--!24 to Is cts per IL =. as in gu .lity
EEEp.-SEir>:a.is 70 cents cr bushr!; Brown.
staff - cents; Shorts i.I Bran y. .. o..
t1SoCH.'-i;y ;rts;l, - for Zine; g 10 for Sr
lertio-a slight irclin. SG4pG y for Extra 9u
per:inc, and S74S7..3 "f FANNY. Fhsre Il &i.o
Il variety OF tlpuF called Cross Nift.l.igs winch
int~es wholesome If y'.ite bread de any
otter brand, selling Il. 81 2Ju4.Je 4. .,t
HAI.-tIover Hay Sl2J i lao hu 81 rs.
LEAF EE.-So CalfsEin ia IArk It, II Is ditli
cult, too to tx quotations toT other kinds the mar
ket being very variable. We quote sole Leather
at % cents; very setrce. and becanlig nlnry SCARE
daily Upper SCARCE ri S3.s0hgSG PEA side; Mar.
ness Lciifh,F.,l cts per Is ii!des--eaited green
- 70 &C Do green cali skins, 81 3J0 i}a-saaTce
LlAE.-NeSt to none ia market. The prices
therefore, are scarcely quotabic. IL w0gd nodoubt
BRING Nom =! ~ 20 50 per barrel. il not iaore
MOLASSkS.-Sew Orleans % cents, with no
other in market
LAED.-21 esnts in bbls.; - cents in kegs.
OATS.-37s TO 40 cts Per bushel Bailed Oats
sl.25 ''
EICE.-ita5 cents. Wholesale; triae higher by
retail,
sALT.--s7, Wholesale; s7.25a750 BY retail
Notiround All m Salt in market.
SudAR-New Orleans, in tots. IA cents; Coffee
sugars IL to III e's.; rushed 2292e ets
ioBAtCo.-Connon ugs, a. rs 10 So Is; bet.
Ter grades, sf.73 TO - 5e common leaf So 81 10
80 W medium. IS 20 10 s. 90 fine shipping. IS so
TO 81 % fancy grades, ~ high as 81
WHEAT. --e0 cts for Red 81 for White.
WHIskEf.-eagite a demand exists for this AR.
tc'e. Among Common Whiskeys Twenty per
Cent. Is worth sJcents, and Ten ,'er Gem, bring. -
o'nts coed article of old Mountain WbI.tev
csnnot he teuxht for less than { 2J and non, ,ts
prize M 70 81 per gallon.
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! How HAHrER's FrRRY: Was TsgE,---rlse
Washington Rfp4blicqA Contains thcfoiiowiug
lEely,' & eic,el0ouieats' in relation to IIar.
pers Ferry: ...-...,. '..a.. .- ......,.
The passage Of the secession ordinance bv
the traitor Convention Of Virginia was ri
first . secret; and before its proNulg5tiyn al
li"h1nohd, the deleg@tes from tie II ,rner' Is
Ferry region nag reryncdlt 10 their homes. -
The lnstiHt OF TIER arrival thtf.i thn1- 4, ~
moned together tIe- militia officers III their
neigh bOrboods, told thtm that (" aue.her John
Brown rill h4d bstn made a. ltHrapr's
Ferry and that they had been sent b., Gov
Lrtchtr, ~ ohtti1dc" u y|q tisitloa -gn.!s ty
President lincoln, - call out tho militia t0
repel' the invasion. This appeal was rom Dtt v
responded to, ard II lrpcr' Ferry was take n
possession of by a body Of men who believed
they were nc ting unGrr the authority of II, o
United states Government. and who never
understood their true position until, after u
few days, they found striugsrs, secess 10
leaders from the South, supersediua their
officers, and strange soldiers from ,iist.Irt
parts BOOKING Win susricion upon them
selves.
| Dr. Funsten, of White Post Clarke county.
at present distinguished is proseriptive an d
cruel officer of rebels in that region. WA $
peculiarly adroit and energetic in Consum
mating this great act of Yilldiny. which, Ii he
almost every ACT as yet performed bv the
rebel horde, l. characterized by Iuta.lnrs,
faiseuCo1, AMI fraGd, tow 'rd the iovoi q I'd
pcacP-loNIng portion of their avn citizens
/ DE foregoing statement ltIs been made 20
las by IN Intelligent and truthful witness. ard
suil-rc OF the wrongs enacted III Clarke and
! Jeitc!Son counties.
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by j.. r. COOK, Aafs'r.


AkGE AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
] real MADE WINTER tsr Ultima
nOOIS @HDES. &c, AT AU1IIoy
THURSDAY. Oct bor 81 at 10 o'eloeg { win
.eusI 10y sior~ q large 4 s,t eros to, OF READY.
MADE CLOTHING, consisting Of
Elegant Broad Cloth AID CasssIsae-e Rusine.a
SUITS. -
Sqle't. Piet Cloth Ga. sir;lere ard otf,~-
OSERcOATS.
Black aad fsn~, Cashmere PANTS VESTS.
ard COATS.
SUSPENDERS GLOVES, HANDKgR-
CHIEFS, &c, Dc sFE
The whole Hnprisine one OF tie aeees ssxsrt
neris Of READY MADE WINTER CIUrIIlSu
oifc ~ auction so- years
After which viii De- sold
70 reir tents ~ fine Calf BOOTS
srscI'! rn< OF ladies' misses nisa e. lI6r,-f,'v
CATERS. BoOIEES dc.
quesi-d -
ikns--Cssh, positively, on d. livery
" ~ D.. u. CtNk Aus'oneer.
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a committee Of the; Bostan CUSTOM kars,y
are TO preseat Sraslsr Wilson vita, a. sle.
gant .woEd aed sash. he VIII pe in W,s.ta-
sngton, With The Twenty .Sseaad. Mas uhu.
seps Regiment, In . few days. -
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NIX W. GOoDIN {,
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sDeath OF South Carolina Of;cer-Arrivaf
Of 4KfhAHslt stsaisisf. ~
s CHARLESTON, Sept s1.-Een. Abbot H. Bus.
o;trn, OF tho State iur> es. died ON Saturdas
last at Sammsryiile -saits-s, no. te}....., n
4 The British gnn, boat steady. arrived
Yesterday With dispatches to the Rats
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4 bMINiSrRATuR'S SAL.E Or LAM. :,
4 sihSk. skOr.fURNlTtR E. xe~1x
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o,n~rwiss the pexs suitable aay sh<seafssv5 ~ .
Tract Of Land On which sid Taylor died lying snd
being ~ tie county Of Alosnsxis. shout hsk 8
miie rom ffpm Keswsck Dsp0t. on ihe yis1tka )
eeafxal ka:read. ard about seven siiss Ssos ~
tswn OF Charlottesville. Ths tract eoninins shsus
40 acres. has eelnforsshs nwELI4i "a - Il ~
al othss nssss4asy euthosases II ies beautifully
AID hos . su0scssist qu~rt:sy OF wood land
A. ne came tine aud piAes WI vel re aaoek
81 Mules. Horses cAtsit, cfope al the ueasshoI1
and Kitchen Fa.ni IRE, farmias lmpls,n6asA -. /
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