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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

VIM. G. Messie, Esq, one of the Commits
sioners of Craven, died suddenly last week
of brain fever.
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parcel of tobacco raised in Caswell county,
was sold in Danyille last week at $50 per hun
dred. The Times says the county referred to
cannot be beaten in the world for its fine to-
hacco. - Z. $500
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

On Tuesday ightlast, some thief or thieves
broke into thestable Of Mr. VIM H. Speight, in
Pitt county, and stole bis dark bay mare, for
which the owner offers a liberal reward }isi j.
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CITY AND STATE.

*. DnABndTrEs ks..---.n ~. ..,,....u
sons from this State have hao .-s,...;,, ~
removed BY the act which passed Congfess
Tuesday last: ea 3s
Onslow county Jasper Etheridge.
Chowan county-Wm. A. Moore. -
Pasquotank county-John Pool
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

Eleven prisoners escaped from the New Han
over Jail on Friday morning last. Four have
been recaptured.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

A demented woman named Delilah Davis,
committed suicide by hanging in Person county
last Saturday night. Haianieasii
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Died.

i, At Fayetteville, on Monday the 9Th Instant
ELIZA, wife Of Robert Brady, aged CT years.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY FOR NORTH CARO-
LINA-Having been appointed by the American
Bible Society their Agent for North Carolina, the
subscriber would respectfully request the CO.
operation of all who favor the object of the So
ciety, ga wider circulation of the Holy Scrip
lures"
We ask the aid of all the ministers and mem
bers of the Church of God, and the friends of
virtue and religion.
We hope that all thA Auxiliares now existing
will prosecute the work vigorously in their
bounds that those who have died out may be
resuscitated; and that new ones may be formed,
until every county in the State shall have liv-
ing, working Auxiliary of the American Bible
Society.
No instrumentality is SO efficient in dispelling
darkness and disorder and distress from human
society as the Bible. Let US put it into the
hands OF all the people. sa eiTs
r 1t will afford me great pleasure to furnish in
formation or render assistance in forming Aux
Hilary Societies, aud procuring Bibles and Tes-
taments for them
As will require many months to visit every
county in the State hope that the friends of
the Bible cause will not wait for the Agent, but
go 10 work at once, and secure all the funds they
can to spread the Holy Scriptures
My address will be Trinity College, N. C.
IRA T. WYCHE,
Aqeat american Bible Society, NJ c.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

+, q RAILRoAD SrocK FOR SALE On Tuesday the
I'd Of March, at the Merchants & Mechanics
Exchangein Norfolk, s73, 500 worth ofRalegh &
CASTOR Railroad stock will be sold at auction.
This stock is sold by the city of Norfolk and
will be offered in losts of five shares each with
the privilege of apart or whole amount. This
stock is the bestin the State. #0Aia tiid
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

The Senate of the United States on
Tuesday last unanimously passed the
bill for the removal of disabilities, which
the House had passed in the afternoon
In thelatter body there was pretty strong
opposition on the part Of many of the
>hepubliean members, and on the passage of
the bill. there was a vote of four to
eight against it. The unanimity of the
senate is, therefore, somewhat remarkable
ana significant A large number of persons
IN various Southern States are embraced in
the benefits of the bill.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

- The New Steam Fire Engine in Wilmington
has been named the John T. Rankin, in honor
of the gentleman who recently came near losing
his life at fire in that city. 1i'ses'ss sssos
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

DAVIDSON CoLLEsE.-The old North Stale learns
that the trustees OF this excellent institution are
about to sell the bonds, with collaterals, which
the College holds in the wilmington s. Manches-
ter Railroad Company Tor SIC, 900 in cash.
x We learn that the prospects of the College are
very encouraging, and that il is expected that
there will be two hundred students in attend
ance during the coming year. e.shiaAs
RAILROAD Stock FOR SALE.-The. Board o
Education Of the State offer for sale 4, 600 shares
OF stock in the Wilmington Il Weldon and 1900
shares in the Wilmington & Manchester Rail-
road. Scaled proposals endorsed 'Railroad
stock" and addressedto Rev. 8. S. Ashley, Super
inendent Public Instruction, will be received
till 10th of March. See advertisement. 'iqsf
= ~ 5iffi'tsa 80 ------- ------- - sss q
BOUND OvER.-On yesterday morning, at a
preliminary examination had before Henry Por-
ter, Esq q. s. Commissioner. ]. H. Hutchin-
son, OF Barton's Greek District, Wake county,
arrested on the 10th inst. by W. B. Williams,
Deputy U. s. Marshall, for violation of the reye-
nue. laws, was bound over in the sum of $500 to
the next term Of the District Court of the United
States, to be held on the 4th Monday in june
1869.
THEY ARE CoMING.----We learn that that valua-
BILE real estate, known as "The Rowan Mills
Place." formerly the property Of o. G Ford,
Esq, has been purchased by Mr.. s. R. Clark, of
Allegheny county, Md, who intends to settle on
the same. We have the pleasure of Mr.. Clarks'
acquaintance and know him to be very intelli-
gent and entcrprising gentleman. We welcome
him to our State and our county with great
pleasure and sincerely hope that he will be fol-
lowed by many more such. So says the Old
North State.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-24

GOLD MINE AT AUcTIoN.-on Saturday next
the intefcst of James w. Patton and John W.
Wood6n in the Hoover HILL" Alexander
Sawyer and " Enoch Sawyer" gold mines in
Randolph county, will be sold at auction at Ashe-
boro' These Mines have long been worked
with great success, and are now being re-opened
by party Of Northern men, who have purchased
al half interest therein, with every prospect of
proving largely remuneratiye. -. .s,5,a-,.,..
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VALUATION OF REAL EST as,

VALUATION OF ESTATE. a 49,.
Table showing the Valuation
of Town Lots and theae Of North Caro-
1nan he 1868:
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The NORTH CAROLINA LAND COMPANY.

aHAVE for sale a fine 2 story frame Honse in
place In each. 'ls Feb 5-N
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SUPREME CoURT-The following opinions
have been delivered by the Supreme Court
since our last report

have been delivered by the Supreme Court
since our last report:
BY PEARSON, C. j. In Kitchener VS. Atkin.
son, from Johnston, decree for plaintiff, defend
ants to elect to take against or under the will
defendants eltitled to a reference, former de
cision reversed SO far as inconsistent with this
opinion; cause stands for further directions
In Kane vs.. Mccarthy, from Wake, error, judy
ment reversed.
By READE, j.. In State vs.. Hairston, from Sur.
:, Ty, error, centre de sos'o In Hogan VS.. Hogan,
from Orange, report to be reformed and refer
ence to clerk, If desired.
By RoDMAN, j. In Jacobs vs. H. z Bur
gwyn aud T. P. Burgwyn. from North mpton
Terror in the court below as far as it sets aside
the Judgment, his judgment is reversed; as fan
as it sets aside the execution, it is affirmed
neither party to recover costs in this court" II
Jacobs VS.. r P Burgwyn and 8. E. Burgwyn
from Northampton, no error. -.
By DICK, J. In Rogers, CO. rel Hart et al, VS.
Patrick, from Pitt, DO error In Saunders vs.
Saunders, from Macon, bill dismissed.
By SETTLE. J. In Combs VS.. Harshaw. from
Cherokee, genire de aog0. In PEBBLES VS.. N. C..
R. R. Company, judgment affirmed.
DISCHARGES IL BANKRnpTcE.-We are in
debted to His Honor Judge Brooks, Of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States, for the follow
ing list of bankrupts discharged since our last
report:
Pasquotaak.-W & Davis, ARC Cohoon,S D
Cartwright, Jacob Richardson, VIM Davis, Owen
Williams, Benz Keaton.
He4ford.-J Stephenson, Moses n Lassiter,
John w Lewis, VIM D Bryant Thomas Oar
den. @' -fi-st
Curr1tick-A Jacobs, r Holstead, Vim G
Robertson, Benz Taylor, A J Forbes, Jabez
Cox, Nathan 8 Ponier, A Pell
Canlden-Ga maliel Wright, Gerrenton,
Samuel Leary, Frederick Sawyer
Washington.-Jesse Herriagton, Joshua s
Swift, s z McRae. 5,gr7
Tgrrea-W q Happier, Wilson Owens, Chas
McCleese.
MeeklenbH,y- Stephen Smith, Fl Z DeAunand,
Charles Hinson, A A Erwin. s7
northampton. Collins, c n Cavalier.
Hattdz.-J Pope
Cholcdn.-R G Mitchell.
Bertie.-Wilie Carter.
MdrttR.-R Weatherly
Union.-Henry Long, David Cuthberfson
GaSton.-Jaeob F Pegram
0rdnge-James NJ Durham.
mdke:---Wyatt Hollomap.
frdnktha-J NJ s HAYES.
fe1qHtnane.-WilsonM Fleetwood,
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AMERICAN BrBLk SOCIETY," FOR NORTH CARO-
why DON'T you Learn a Trade 2

96Gs573l 14aoI ses 20 sll4seas1 s7a!s74s %
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

the 18th Amendment. The House ratified Il
without debate
1t is thought Congress will sit till the middle
ofApril.
Gen. Sheridan is assigned to Division of Mis-
souri,; Halleck, to Division of the South; How.
ard to Louisiana; Schoield to Missouri; and
Thomas to Division of Pacific.
Gen. Schofeld has ordered the enforcement
of the 18th amendment in Virginia. 1t turns
every white native, not loyalist, out of Office.
Boutwell, has accepted the Secretaryshp of
the Treasury in Grants Cabinet.
Foreign.
Instructions prevail all over Mexico
The Cuban revolution is progressing.
Shocks of earthquake continue along the
coast OF Peru, Bolivia and Chill
In Spain, Due de Montpenser says he will
accept the throne if asked to do so.
To Victoria, at Windsor, the Mayor of Dub
lin presented petition for the pardon of Fe-
man prisoners, and the disestablishment of the
Irish Church.
The freedom of debate has been established
in the Prussian Chambers.
Minister Hale sympathses with the rebellion
in Spain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

hEruRNED.-By stage of last Thursday Mr.. G. T
heys returned here from his trip to his old home il
Virginia and by stage OF Sunday evening also re
turned Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wood and l. H. Bowman
lhey were each and al gladly, cordially welcomed by
friends and, despite the tedious snow blockade they
endured on the railroad overland from Omaha. from
Laramie Clay to ninety miles OF that place they
are III prime health. We shall give a sketch of the
trip overland. as obtained from them in next week
paper II is impossible to present il in this issue
because OF tie space devoted 10 the trial of Walters
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

fIRE-Jowcll X Tharp's blacksmith shop de-
covered to be on fire yesterday morning about o.
clock. Fortunately the FIRE discovered timely
that il was cXtinguished before it gained hcadway.
and only slight damage was done. It was caused by
some carclossness in throwing away the slack from
n furnace, hear.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

No NAVIGATION YET-The Columbia WAS
still too low, ut last accounts, for steamers to
run above the Dalles.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

WHAT - THE REASON Friends at Pioneer CITY
motif! rs that the mails 80 there very irrcguary Of
!a'c-thcrc having occurred apscs of four days and
again Of three days without mail or express. They
want to know what Is the Of this but especial
ly do they wish that hereafter the mail will 60 there
regularly 50 do we.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

Coon FRIDAY AND EASTER SUNDAY. - Tomorrow
will be Good Friday and Sunday will be Easter. Ap.
proprate observance Of each day will be held at tho
Catholic Church in this city. by the Most Rev. Bsl-
op Lootens and the Catholic clcrgymen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Inc following is synopsis of the dispatcbe
ootalned from the papers of the week. Tb
dates are to March 18th: !"

Inc 1ollowlng is synopsis of the dispotcba,
o , from the papers of the week. The
dates are to March 18th: "'
Congressional.
In the Senate, Morton of Indiana nroso,+o;
joint resolution to provide that in case of 10.
WithoraWal OF any members of a State Teo;s
lature, to prevent vote on the rati6cot;on %
any amendment to the Constitution. the 70
the SHINE. "' W pass
senator Sprague strongly opposed the Cred
it-streelngthening bill, but it passed as it came
from the House. ~ ''nA'
In caucus of Radical Senators, it was agreed
10 continue u. q. GOrham as Secretary.
onermans resolution to recognize the indie
pendence OF Cuba was referred
=, 1rumoull and others tried again to have the
tenure OF Office law suspended or repealed
but failed. -'p0"'ou
Pomeroy introduced bill to establish wo
man suffrage in Utah.
a JOINT resolution, to build lighthouses nm
the Oregon coast, was passed
The Alabama Land Grant bill passed.
me Dill 10 enforce the l4th amendment in
Georgia was laid on the table to await the nd.
mission of the Georgia Senators, who are still
kept from seats
y OIL 10 continue the Freedmen's Bureau
educational and Collection Departments until
1871, was introduced
y Dill passed for Committee to report the
proprlety of recognizing the Departments of
the Government
In the House, Butler called attention to the
iact that section of the bill for bonded ware
houses had been lost in the enrolling, by which
the hiSkey Ring were benefited million
and half dollars, and when Schenck defend.
ed the Enrolling Clerk Butler sharply retort
ed. and threatened to make an expose of Mr.
Schench III short time. The two had some
sharp exchanges.
Bills were introduced to establish Proyis.
lonal Government In Mississippi; to establish
an Assay Office in Montana to allow criminals
on trial to testify in their own behalf; and to
repeal laws requiring any orders to pass thro
the General of the Army.
The House passed the Senate bill To strike
out Inc word white" from all laws pertaining
10 the District of Columbia
Butler is Chairman OF the Reconstruction
Committee
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l. 0. o. F.-See the advertisement of celebration
in another column. We shall say more of the affair
next Thursday.
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MAGAZINES. -Hnrper's Nonhiv for March is on
sale at the Postoice News Depot also Goieys Lddys
Book and other interesting periodicals. together with
mass Of pictorials. newspapers and magazines from
the East by late mails.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-25

u. s. ASSESSORS NoTICE-See Il in the advertising
columns. 1t is nightly important
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PROPERTY SALE.-Sec advertisement Of sale Of John
Wilson house, lot. furniture, &c Bargains very
likely to be had at the sale.
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DIR. BELKNAr has fixed up very neat drug and
medicine store on Main street. just below Hickman
Il Dicknsons, and he pays especial attention to pre-
scrptions. See his advertisements
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lin presented petition for the pardon of Fe
man prisoners, and the disestablishment of the
Irish Church
The freedom of debate has been established
IN the Prussan Chambers
Minister Hale sympathiscs with the rebellion
in Spain.
No NAVIGATION YET.-The Columbia wa.
still too low, at last accounts, for steamers t,
run above the Dalles
OVERLAND MAI-Since last Thursday lot,
OF Overland mail delayed by the blockade ha,
been received here
kEruRNED.-By stage of last Thursday, Mr. G. r
Keys returned here from his trip to his old home i,
Virginia. and by stage OF Sunday evening, also re
| turned Mr. and Mrs. j. w Wood and | H. Bowman
They were each and al gladly cordially welcomed by
friends and, despite the tedious snow blockade they
endured on the railroad overland from Omaha from
Laramie Clay To ninety miles west OF that place they
are III prime health. We shall give sketch of the
"Trip overland. as obtained from them. III next week
paper II Is Impossible TO present i; in this issue
o'N9dSC vi Tie devoted 10 the trial Walters
--------
' 'N" 'A'i-i'- p"'''R the week MI W. ID.
~ '' WIZ A'""" merchant. has purchased
80 ~ -'' 'H''''''S4'''c'' "' j. j. 4olnpkins.
a. III" '''''o 'ieh consolidated II with
" cav '''''' ''''''''' I''FicF!E 81 Taylor Peterson.
under the firm name Of Peterson & Co. Mr.. Vantine
t,ty, 40 5ao : ~ 49,. .f.,,..,s,., . -,
bargain at tia; hsurc. VI glad - learn tina; Mr.
Tu.npk.ns doe, M, ,,-,.,..,,. :, ,a,. 49, 49,. .,
I.,,,. li,rx.l. >, - ,..h -, ...
II - 100 6o'd citizen - lose from amongst Us.
-------
"ArIh EirAiEtS".-hAr.ng the week there came
from EUROPE direct Il take employment in the es-
a.. h,.,,.- -, .
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,.,,. :, h,, ,..,,~ ,....... .. , o.
a.. 'rA''!s"" d''";o7 h"s': +" the Assay Depart
'''' '''' W h"''' u 'A' manufacturing aud r.
pairing % 1e"'''F' q.
e" 49, - '''''' IA R"o' 'F''h" a.
:. - - '"'"R !" 'eF"'" !" II"
and men ro" ornn.,c Creek and Idaho were pres
was. All were ,.;,, I'D viii; the whole ,r~n."x % en-
tcrtainmcnt"
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FLOWER SEEDs-Kingslcy has received very fine
lot of flower seeds. of attractive and rare varieties
and he offers them at low prices Call quickly to
Gull the finest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-22
TERMS OF THE NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS by mail, one year so' sLA
months S.; three months So; one month 20 oen'''
Served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, paya'
Bile to the carriers, or Sc year, paid In ADVANCE
at the office
rur TR,.WEsKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year So; SIX
rroutt,s So; and so cents month for any shorter
period.i ~
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
ApygRTIsKNENTs.-F insertion Is cents a
line. subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
olal Notices Is cents line each insertion. Busi-
ness Notices 20 cents line each insertion Mar
risre and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrctype Advertisements will be inserted
on the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, Is cents
each insertion; over 70, and not exceeding 80
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80 and not
exceeding 10 words, 80 cents each insertion. AL
announcements to be published at these rates
must be paid for in advance.
-RKNrTANcEs should be made by Postomce
Money Order or by Express. If this cannot De
done protection against losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the proprietors OF THE NEWS,
or By sending the money ia registered letter.
address = RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
.-',9- No 149 East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
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The City Hall Saloon.

A Northern capitalist made up his mind
to invest several hundred thousand dollars
in real estate in Charleston. All his prepos-
sessions were in our favor, and, being stead
fast Republican, our Radical State govern
ment had no terrors for him. But he thought
it best to visit the city and look about
for himself. Soon after his arrival regular
meeting Of the City Council was held, and
our stranger, led by curiosity, was present
during the session. The next morning he
packed up his trunks and went back home.
And this was at a time when the City
Council was confning itself to the election
of irresponsible officers, the creation Of fat
sinecures, and the repeal of obnoxious ordi-
nances.
ANY one who will take the trouble to
read the proceedings Of the last meeting OF
Council, will see that the stepfathers OF the
CITY have covered themselves with a new
glory. One at least of their number was
both drunk and disorderly, but the Board
rather laughed at his buffoonery than treated
him with the severity which he deserved.
And how could they be hard upon the weak
head which could not endure the repeated
libations of the seasoned topper? In the
ante-room of Council it is now the custom
to place strong drinks of various kinds with
which the Aldermen may solace themselves.
When the debate is long and dry the Alder
men adjourn to their convenient bar-room
and tipple at their leisure. No wonder
that they were merciful toward the poor
creature who, may be, drank less al
though he showed it more
Mr. Parker Pillsbury has written sensa-
tional letter, in which he gives All awe-in-
spring description of what he calls the ig-
norance and squalor and intemperance OF
the negroes. We know now that this Radi-
cal love of liquor is not confined to the
freedmen. Will not Mayor Pillsbury, the
brother of the "original abolitionist," treat
us to characteristic chapter, not long but
strong, upon the personal habits and official
conduct of the scalawag Aldermen OF
Charleston
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world. The bay is studded with islands
Angel island, Alcatraz, Yerba Buena, Red
Rock, The Brothers, The Sisters and Mare
Island. Alcatraz is the main fortifcation OF
the city, and Mare Island is the seat of the
Navy-Yard. The bay is bordered by large
tracts Of tule or marah, also by extensive
tracts of arabic lands. The Sacramento and
San Joaquin Rivers. with their tributaries,
pour large volume of water into the bay and
afford facilities for inland navigation. Scores
of steamers plough these inland waters, and
hundreds Of sfoops and schooners-those
white-winged birds of the bay-fit TO ana iro
carrying the comforts and luxuries OF life IN
land. and return with the treasures OF noun
tains and valleys.
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0OO ACRFs-TO CAPITALISTS.-

600 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS
OOO At private sale or for lease, fine
PLANTATION in Orangebnrg District, forming
part of the estate Of the late Colonel Kcitt, con-
sistng of about GOO acres; $50 Of it cleared. 1t is
watered by Lyons Creek, a large and never-fal-
ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapted to
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover. Gil
cattle; the neighburhood attraCtive-the adjoin-
ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure good order. The buildings were
burned, but lumber mills being near,they could ne
with Lewisviile, South Carolina Railroad, six
miles distant. The above is splendid chance
for those desiring to form beautiful farm in a
were returned at $40 per acre. Will be sold at
half that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU-
RENEE KElTT, Society Hill, s: c.
REFERENcEs-Major T. b; Whaley, j. 9: KeItt' :I
ESQ.,, Orangeburg; II. W. PerOnne2u, Esq, Will
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston.
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