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SULL1vAN's ISLAND.-TO RENT. IN
~ one Of the most deai able Localities on front
neach IN ths Town OF Moult, ieville hullivan's Is
iand. HOUSE containing i've t5) rooms. with large
piazza facing front. stable and good waite. on rrem
1seS, with or without Furniture. Apply 10 JOHN
A1NN WY. NO. 2s Que. n-street. tutha' July 40
7O ENT. NICE SIM ALL EaOUsE,OF
y four or i've rooms with plazz Kitchen, and q
tarae cistern. at $S6 per month"; or longer; having
.asge ot and extensive open view the river One
Rer1eeuy suitable. can appl, opposite. at No.
lJ1U KENT, THE0 PLMAsaNT x1T17
"A AIED TWO AND HALF HTORY RESI-
DENOE No. Gadsden street. oppo.it Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON sTEAMSAW MILL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
III having houses to rout. can have their plac.rSs
&C., printed ct the lowest rates and in the newest
ana a neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB OF.
FOE. No. 149 East Bay
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NEW GOODS.

LNAsT INDIAN MANIOCA. NEW. AaREEA.
~ BILE, most delcious and healthy food used
Ior Puddngs Jellies, Blanc Mango Ice Cream,
Gr1ddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put up In fb. pack.
ages, with directions for uae
Desiccatfd Cocoanut for Pies Puddings, Cakes.
&C, put up in half tb. packages with directions
Sweet Oh, French and American in half pnts, pints
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar. warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee Of GOOD nn.Iitv at eso
~b. " w.
just received and for sale by
CO.OPERA I'VE GROCERY STORE
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. NAV %
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q U "A R ID ~ A NJ M TUAL
LIFE 1NsU RANCE COMPANY
81, OF
NEW york. eH
Org q d in 1850
ALL POLIOEs NON-FORFEPrABLE.
HlLFLoAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 FrrrY, PER CENT.
~ STATEMENT.
Polices in force -. g. . =. .s2s 0o0 ooo
ASsetS'. ....................... 16OO COO
Aunu"i income. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 600
AV''oS E Faio''.... ..o.................. 10000
oET1cERs,
VIII. PEcKHAM, President.
WIN. I. BooKEn. vlee-pss.idsns
L. MoADAM. Secretary and Actuary. I. 4.
GA. FUpicKAR. superintendent.
DYnEcroaa
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YtDaats.

+ DRAB D'ETE PANTS, Slightly dam lged. for
"a o. at GEO. LITTLE B CO.'S. King-street, near
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Gon. atioaal.

G0m. atioaal.
nv A HI @ + ON COL l. e G E.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
- ruy
PRESIDENT. GENERAL R. e. LEE,
AIDED By FULL C9pps OF PRorEssoRs.
1859, and closes June 26th 1870
In addition to the REGULAR Collegiate Course, the
professional schools Of Law; and Civil and Nlnina
Engineering, are in full opefaton.
Necessary expenses, from $500 to 1876
For catalogue, address y NJ. LEECH,
July 10 limo Clerk OF Faculty.
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A UCTlONEEsss.g q & " X E RS, 4 q ID
IA others Wishing .'tos SALE Elaeards business
Cards Or other JoD- Printing executed Win neat'
ness ana dispatch, Will consult their interest by aav
ing Their orders Mt The NEWS JOB OFFICE. No
l49 Ea.t Bay. = -'' >' ~
N1OsS liz. Ua1iS n II SNSpA EsMfss IN
= any gusntity. lrice 20 cents ner hundred
Inc cneapest wrapplni paper that can be used 40.
ply at the ONCE OF fHE News. March
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w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at he
news Job Once, No. 14g EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI.
Nv GAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
nsh and German by Robert stewart. v. b., Of Miss,
me WORK covers the whole ground Of the bree eding
both In sickness and health. 1t has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
nest selling Horse Book out. Address q. f. VEN
Tuousner, cincinnati, o. 6mOH March 10
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HONEY
E'oRsALE WHOLESALE AND RErAL.By
- DR.. H. BAER,
June ~ No. Isl Meeting street.
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III. & HI. w. CATHERWOOOD'S
EXTRA FINE PURE OLD
M MONO GAHELA WHISTLES.
R0 BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAyORIrE
cO WaIeK1ES. consisting Of K, Xxx. XXX xxx
and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDS and aIso or
over grades.
Now landing, and for sale low by
Il. GERDTS co..
OuIe liz sIuth3mo No. East Bay.
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5or Salr.

ENOR SALE, TWO MTLCH cows. ONE
- with Cali. Apply ut No. 22 PiTT.STkEEr.
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w ANTED TO PURCHASE FOH CASH,
wv good sECOND HAND PIANO. State price
and maker. Address W., NEWS OEFICE
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A " II Il SALE. TalAT FIN I.
~ STAND with figures for q Grocery. corne,
Eai Gainoun and East Bay streets, No. 35 Apply on
FhEMlNES. thStu Jannarv a1
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WANTED, A WHIT K WOMAN IN TH r.
w capacity of SEA u61 REsS. Apply at No. IA
corner Of Lightwood's Alley.
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Armed Negroes in Hancock.

The Greensboro Herald gives the particu-
lars of the recent negro outrages in Hancock
county. 1t appears that on Saturday night,
the 18th inst, a negro man, who was living
on the plantation OF Mr.. James Marchman,
on or near the dividing line of Hancock and
Greene counties, was murdered by party Of
unknown persons in disguise. 1t seems that
the negroes in the neighborhood became
greatly excited and supposing Mr.. March
man to be implicated in the murder, o body
of thirty five to forty organized themselves
iato regular armed company, on the night
Of lS.h inst, and repaired to Mr.. Marchman's
house. They surrounded the house and, with
borrid oa,hs and vows of vengeance. commenc.
ed an lndiscriminate fire on the premises, IN
which Mr.. Marchman was severely wounded.
After keeping up the fire for fifteen or twen-
ty minutes, on The assurance OF Mrs. March
man that they had killed her husband, they
left the premises uttcrirg the most bitter
curses against the whites. So far as we can
learn, the negroes made nc. effort at conceal
nent. Mr.. Msrchman made his escape in
disguise anlsoon proc fred assistance. The
civil uuth6ritles acted promptly, and fifteen
OF the>party have been arrested and confined
indie Jail at Sparta. They have made full
confession and given the names Of all the par
ties implicated. Floyd Moore. the leader of
the gang, is yet at large.
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Ms- Some Of the Cuban exiles are locating in
Georgia. A few days sine, two Cuban gentlemen
purchased plantation of eight hundred acres
from Mr.. Charles ]. Dcnham, of Columbia Couu-
ty, at cost of $4,000. This tract Of land is
situated about seventeen miles from Augusta, a1d
is said to comprise some of tho most fertile land
to be found in Columbia.
as- There is general complaint that the me-
groes (says the Charleston Ee,ss) are not made TO
pay taxes on their property. This complaint is q
foolish one. The negroes are free from Tux be-
cause they are not white men; because they are
Radicals, and because they will bo wanted one Of
thoso days to vote again for Scott, Bowen and tho
Mackeys. Considering the dirty character of the
work to bo done, the price Is not high.
1g- General J. B. Kershaw (says The Asho-
vile IN. C.) Ne,os, of the goth August,) from
South Carolins, well remembered by "the boys
in grey" as the daring and noble commander of
Kershaw's Brigade, spent few days with us and
visited our Cheese Factories anil other places df
interest. =
Gss-. Corn is now solling in Walhalla, by fe-
tail, ut si.s5 per bushel, and hard to get at Hat
price. The county scoms to bo moro nfSsl'ifx-
hausted of provisions than ever before. : sot
has fixed tho price of aour at Sc per
notwithstanding We had q good wheat ordl
tme,, sao.hsr year, Is apparent 10 svey d
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For the Advertiser.
rhe .BatesyiIle Farmers, CLUB,

= Mr.. EDiroR,-At recentmeeting of the Bates
Vile farmers Club at misplace, it wa, observed
that several of the members were absent, from tho
fact that mistaken idcaas 10 the day of meeting
wasSentertiined by them. You will therefore
oblige by making the day public through your
columns.
Our Club is in very fourishing condition |;
organized only few months ago, tho number of
mcmbersiis already large, and is increasing at
each meeting. Fro long, it is hoped there will
be auch an Organization of tho farmers of the
vicinity, working for the common purpose of
advancing their agricultural interests, as will
leave no doubt Of ultimate success.
The meetings are held on Saturday detorc the
third Sunday in each month.
An address is delivered at each meeting, and
n subject rclatingfo agriculture, labor, or my
thing of interest to tho planter given for discus-
sion.
We hope other psrta of The District will follow
tho example hcrc set them, and that the farmors
Of the District will be one day reused to such
uuty Of Action as is to be found in all other cas
SO: Of Iaborers.S
Such things once, started and Kept in action by
energetic and experienced farmers, cannot but
be productive of improvement to our oppressed
and down-trodden land. If it serve no other
purpose, it viii at least keep our minds occupied,
and thus prevent our brooding over the mserles
of. our splendid Government. n
Yours, &c. - ~. w. y;
u --,,vvrrrv- -2Sth 1879 ~7esf--
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Gs- On last Sunday Mrs. Amos, residing at
Mound 0gle, Illinois, administered poison 10 her.
self and her little girl The little girl died in f
teen minutes and Mrs. Amos in about ten hours.
There had baen trouble in the family, particular
'ly between Mrs. Ames and her husband, and she
took this way to end them.
ls- Isaac Switcher, now in the Maryland
for COW stealing, has been left $50
600 by an aunt. Ho has three years to servo yet.
1sf- The Charleston Neos says: GA requisi-
tion from the Governor of Florida for the arrest
of Congressman C. c. Bowen for his, pillagpg
aud burning acts at Jacksonville, Florida, duE
ring the war, is expected to reach Columbia
shortly"
MD- The Commissioner of Internal Revenue in
the case Of Goodrich, Wineman & Co., of Charles
ton, S. c., has decided that manufacturers of biz
tsrs prepared for medicinal use, and containing
but twenty-five per cent. of alcohol, aro exempt
from recti6er's tax, and are to pay only the usu-
nj manufacturers license.
Rss- The Prince Imperial is discovered to 10 o
fine dancer, daring horseman nnd 10 look like
bis gsapd.ppelo BY those who Hsits about him.
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a White lady. Outrage Epd aIurdeTeals

A corrcspoaden. Of the fanta cosstit,s1
ton gives ito particulars {Ss horrible crsale,
which M asscomnittcd ness ysvillessa few
-days ago.. I, appears thss@ at respecta-
s},|Tr and esteemed young lady, c5nnectcd with
aone of the best larni!ies IL the county, was
walking out last Moitday evening, not far
from the residence OF relative, With whom
sheswas staying at the time, when she was
met by savage negro fello" who seized or,
cram IN med her apron into her moutb,to pre-
vert her from giving the alarm, dragged her
inso neighboring wood where he violated
her person, and then beat her to death with
hisgun. When she failed to return at the
hour she was looked for, aud night came on,
.,he fears of the family were aroused, the
ala-m was spread through the neighborhood,
and diligent search Kept up during the
tn:ghtby alarge number Of anxious frleads,
| nut twas notsnntil afterlght thspex morn,
i ing 2atlier diSdonored aud horribly lputila'
ted body was found. 1t was eyilerl that she
hld made desperate struggle to, avoid her
fate. and it was probably this terribly des-
p,rate resistance which her outraged but
helpless innocence shad made even to the
vary last, that struck terror into the heart.of
the fiepdtthat bad her in bis possession, aud
made him feel, after his first helish act had
b en- accomplished, that the only possible es-
cape for hin from future punishment, lay in
her entire obstruction. But a righteous Prov
iderce hal SO ordered it that this secord
frishyIul crime. should not long conceal the
FIRST. By the peculiarly of the SHOES he was
wearing, he was almost Immediately tracked
to his house, where the blood of ks unfortu-
pate victim was still upon his kgson, and
upon the broken gun @itls y!ies she had
st.ruckaRe fatal blows. PefionsNs:her dress
were also fornd upon him. and many other
evidences of his 1ailt Not one of all the
large and respectable crowd, white OF black,
old or youDs, male or female, that witnessed
the eyidedces Of his crime, doubted for one
.momeaf his damLing infamy. The negroes
wcr1 loudest in his condemnation, many de-,
caring that be ought to be burnt" ILe guard
! placed over the prisoner on-that night were
surprised by parties unknown to them, Their
guns seized, aad tic negro taken torcloly
from them, ard carried of-for what pur
pose, and whether done by negroes or whites
whether done with view TO his release, or to
prevent the interposition of Executive cemen-
cy. it IS not yet known.
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

W
Il HE next Session of this Institution will open
September 18th, md continue forty weeks with
out intermission.
Three years Scholarships may be obtained of
the Treasurer or Agent, conditioned on the pay
ment of Thirty Dollars annually for three years
and emitting the holder of each Scholarship to
the free tuition Of pupil in all the regular
Schools, on the payment OF the Incidental fee Of
five dollars.-Except to holders of Scholarships,
the charge fur tuition and incidentas for the year
will. be sixty-iive dollars.-For instruction in
Practical Chemistry or in Modern Languages thete
will BE an crtra charge, the amount Of which will
depend on tho sizs of the Class.
The regular Schools embrace 3lathema'ics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Prof. JUDsoS; Latin
Language and LiteratSrc, Prof. FaDER; Greek
do., Prof SMITH; Chemistry and Natural Phiios-
opdy. Prof HARRIS; Logic, Rhetoric, and Intei
lectual and DO al Philosophy Prof. FuRNAN.
DR.. FADER will instruct in German, French and
Spanish.
Good Boarding can be obtained ut about SIS
per month exclusive of lights and washing.
Persons desiring Catalogues or Scholarships
will please address tho subscriber.
JAMES c. FURMAN, Pres't.
Aug. "a At 35
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RUGBY.
@ A late humber of The Anti-szaver

G% A late humber of the Anti-slauery
STANDARD says:
Miss R0liin, an educated and talented
young colored woman ofsSouth Carolina we
alc CHAD TO earn, has Been appointed by
Gov. Scott chief clerk in tho Adjutant GEN
erals Office. A correspondent writing from
Columbia, S. c., says:
aMiss Rolliu is a young lady of color high.
ly educated and accomplished. These ad-
vantages were acquired North. she is quite
an eloquent advocate for impartial suffrage.
She delivered al address. in the House of
Representatives (before the judiciary som-
mi;tee) Of this State, demanding Suffrage for
herSsx. She might well be termed the black
IS Anna Dickinson
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DoTY'S WAsHING-MACAINE,
LATELY MUcn!sG !sGpRovED-ANp THE rlr NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer

improved ";e1 2owELL's PATENT ,DoupLE COG
WnhELs, anh tho PATENT STor, are noT unquss-
.oay 'al superior to any apparatus for washing
clotnes ever invented, and WITH -s.,:a-.lAeir cos
'"1So Tsa. ye%f, by saving labor aud clothes.
ihose %'''--i----- Ai-Ihen- -2iye-tes;imony as
follows:
"Wo like our machine much could not be per.
suadcd to do without it, and with the nil Of DO.y,
VIC fecl that we are matters OF the position. p
Req. Il. Scott, bishop II. E. Church.
" Il is worth one dollar week in any family"
IN. Y. Tribune.
"In the laundry Of my house there is psrpst-
ual Thanksgiving ON Mondays for the invention" "
Rev. Theodore L. Cnyler.
" Every week has given it stronger hold upon
tho affections of the inmates of tho laundry."-N.
Y. Obaerrcr.
al heartily commend tit, economists Of time,
money, and contentmeht.",-Rer. Dr.. Belloo.
Friend Doty-Your last Improvement of your
Washing Machine is q complete success. / assure
you our MHchine,' after years use, is thought
more of to-day than ever, and would not be parted
WITH under any circumstances" ."--Solon Robiason.
Your Washing Machine has been in daily use
in our laundry, and the housskeeper expresses
herself Us highly pleased with it. It certainly
complishesa greater amount Of work, with less
labor, and does not wear the clothes near so much
as tho old fashioned wash board. By using it.
o..S A"eAotOoS - SioPcueou Win. - HW ~. \ +.
Round, Superintendent of Infant Department Of
1St; CatAarine's Nursery, a. y City-------------
PRICES...A FAIR Offer.
Send thOretail price, Washer $l4, Extra Wiring
ers9, and we will forward either or both ma.
chimes, free Of freight, to places where no one is
selling; and SO sure arc We they will be liked,
that we agree to refund the money II my ono
wishes to return the machines free of freight after
y months trial, according to directions.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hands, 6fty-two
days in the year. when it can be done bettcr, more
Ssxpcditiously, with less labor, and no injury to
ias garments, by DOty Clothes Wsshcr, and
Universal Wringer.
canvassers with exclusive right Of sale make
money fust selling them.
Sold by dculors generally. to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
B. C. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
Aug. 81 If SO
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4 EDGETIELD
County commissioners Office,
HAMBURG, S. C., ,7th Aug. 1869

HAMBURG, S. C., 9th Aug. 1869.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
C,unly Commissioners will hold their nnnu,l
gectng ut Edgeield Court Hoase on the FIRST
III SDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT.
The attention Of all concerned is called to the
9th Section Of IN Act Entitlel an Act to DcGuc
tie Jurisdiction and Duties Of County Commis-
louers, which reads as follows:
c The a,cal year shall com mence on the first day
If Nov yember in each year, and it shall be the
duty of all persons having any claim or demand
saiust'a County to have the same made out in;
icms, with dates prefxcd; and verified in.the
n.uncr aud form required by law, and to deposit
the same in tho 06ico of the Cork of the Board
d County Commissioners for the County, on or
teforel tn, first day of November in each and
every seai, aud the Board of County Comms-
srs in nJ County, may, their discretion, refuse
to Audit OF allow any claim or demand unless
mad0 6f, verified and deposited in the manner
herein 3ecifcd.
By oder Of the Board.
JAMES F. HARLING,
Clerk B. C. G. E. c.
Sopt1 81 !6
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From the Cuthbcrt (Ga.) Appeal.
Southern Life Insurance Company,

CUruDEHT, GA, Aug. 21, 1869.
Col. n. 4. Aston Supervising agent Southern
Insurance Company:
DEAR SiR:-I beg leave to toacknowledge through
you the receipt of ten thousand dollars the full
amouut.of my claim under policy 1850, which
was taken out last February, on the life of my
late husband, MGj. Amos z. Ward. Allow me to
express my grateful thanks to the company for
their promptnoss in the payment of this money
In fact they offered to pay me the whole amount
due within very few days after tho death of my
husband, provided would deduct the interest for
ninety days, which declined.
thank you personally for your kindness in Mt
tending to the appointment of myself as guardian
for my children, and all other matters which were
necessary to secure to myself and little children,
the full benefit of husbands intentions.
With sincere desire to see your company sue
coed, remain, Very Respectfully.
MARY B. WARD.
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NEW DRY GOODS J.
FOR THE
Fab TRADE OF 1869!
s
fredericksburg Store

AREnow daily receiving FALLAND WINTER GOODS beng
selected Buyer York. and to which we res
pectuy Wholesale and Retail Customers
say constantly increasing
trade promptly The Firm will Join our suysr
the Northern markets where expects the season. and with
their combined skill making selections will ashG time have upon exh
on Of the most attractive Stocks Of DRY GOODS have ever had the
determination to cash AS Low thereby
make house of the most popular this country ,rc
AND ToTHosE HAY NEVER TRADEDWITH OR VISlTsDus
asking them trial ley GER
ny repaid stock we keep
the variety which they select the
rooms and very which the goods sold
Buying goods for cash keeping buyer the markets
always the paying fer ourselves
ABLE TO SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. ss4
zgs ND SIZE 4 Us Isl Us 4 HRIsI
sSsz=z1 e. W RTCHHRDS 65rBkJsss,,
soE BROAD STREET,
CORNER BY THE PLANTERS HOTEL.
Sept eft 36
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Policies ISSUED ALL LEGITIMATE AND DESIRABLE PLANS
PAYABLE IN GOLD when Premiums paid GoH pgooa currency
when parties prefer The Piedmont Gold fixing faue Pcy
sad viii offer facility parties paying currenc change their
Ebics Gold Standard .--s
and secured By unnumbed Real Estate worth
the of investment The Piedmont does not deal In w.
Securities and Bonds
the Piedmont secured by Charter and State @ against ALL
hqbiktis payable the party desired be 6cngHed
LIFE POLICIES loan offer the CHEAPEST ana BEST INVEST
heads families when it desired make OF
buy tie g Insurance But the Piedmont advises all who
afford accept the loan pay the Policies will sooner be
sustang become actual Bank other stock
ENDOWMENT POLICIES payable in the life time of assured at
death his heirs offer Investments removing the objection e that
7" Life Insurance, must die to rs
TAD POLICIES the paid th
Investment Capitalists their dividends the seconear and
h good the money invested during life with full nount
ned death to their families exempt from tn
eal Estate No other Investment can be made
an the time Joint Life Policies and pre-
d by many the amount insured payable to TIE gr on tne uea OIL
eiha party
The Piedmont has paid losses over S50o IN every instance
waving the ninety days allowed byPoh n
1ctivc zPeiuJlc 1caneeI - I-,-..r
LEAPHART, JEFFERSON & RANSOM,
~ L.AG FOR S. c., COLUMBIA, s. C.
JEFFERSON & RANSOM,
~. GEN'L. AGENTS, 40, AUGUSTA GA;
Aug 25 If 35
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND Farm
FOR SALE

vVvHE Subscriber offers his FARM, situnted II
Il miles from Edgefold Village, on the Colum
biz road, for sale at bargain.
The Tract contains about One Hundred and
Forty Acres,--about Sixty. Acres cleared. The
Dwelling is large and commodious, containing
Eight comfortable Rooms, and two Basement
Rooms. The out-buildngs are NIL in good order.
well of good water in the yard.
- This place is well-stocked with several hundred
choice Fruit Trees.
To any one desiring residence sufficiently near
the Village to be convenient to tho Schools, Church.
&C., rare opportunity is now offered.
no To an early applicant liberal trade will
be given.
W. F. DURIsoE, sn. !,
Sept tf 3G