The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 17, 1865, Image 9
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CHARLESTON DAILY. N?
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CATtlGART*Mt?fllILAN & MOUTON,
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0g-. Stngie Copies FIVE CENTSi
*?- Nows Dealers supplied at a liberal discount..
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. News; :Sximxria,ry.
?We received laut night a mspa.tch giving: thc
newe of the Liverpool cotton market of. thc 3d
instant, as brought by the Belgian, flt Farther
Point. Tliia dispatch is precisely tho earn? as one
copied from a journal of a neighboring city, and
published in thc News of Thursday morning under
tho commercial hoad. Wc consequently have re
frained from publishing it. Such telegrama arc of
no usc to the pres? or the public
.i A very interesting lotter from General WAUK
HAMPTON, to the people of this State, wiH.be lound
in our columns to-day.
. . .E^-FroHylent Birru ANAS'? book ou his Adminis
tration will bc found noticed, tn another column,
?with bxlractb and communty : ; ? '
Our cx-Confederatc readers will be pleased to
?hake hands with Col. vox BOROKE, WIIOHC racy
narrativo rin' liftx?tioi*) '. ?fc;rq>1p>r??$l i? another1
part of thc paper.
Tho steamer W.n. Coil, well known in our
oo?et?wai?rt?, narrowly escaped a serious disaster,
aa mill be., seen io. oui-kieal column. .
Tho Washington Star of Saturday, speaking of
, TTee,ldcnY JOHNSON'S views with reference to. tho
. pardon question, says : "flo designs pardoning
lill except about ono thousand of thc civil and
military leaders, whose fate will depond on the
action." of "Congress. ! A goiuTar amnesty, except
ing these cases,, js not deemed expedient, as thc
announcement cf . a proscribed , li?t ? would not
only create dissatisfaction throughout "thc coun
try, but still further embarrass thc President by
arraigning against hi? policy a powerful combina
tion of thc friends and the aympathizers of the
excepted applicants."
Governor M A uv IN. of Florida, in his message to
tho Convention, expresses .thc opinion that if thc
colored raes in this country can-bt? fully and fairly
protected in their persons alifl property, they
may be stimulated to bc industrious and econoiu
' rn, in order to eduoatc themselves) irhd their
children, and improve their physical, moral, and
, . intellectual condition, and become, not many
years hence, the best" free Agricultural peasantry
for our soil and climate that tho world has over
?ecn. But if denied protection aud justice, they
will bc deprived bf tho ordinary motives to indus
try and economy.
The Lynchburg Virginian, of tho 12th, says in
Il reference to Gen. KIRBY SAUTU, that tiny distin
j -, ghioh'cd gentlemen, lato Confederate commander
of the Department of tho Trans-Mississippi, reach
ed this city yesterday morning direct from Cuba,
.where he baa beep sojourning for several months.
His many friends will welcome him hack to thc
"?ouhlry ii ? ; ie i f ;, Hp comee in purfcuiinci- of authority
lromi General GBANT to do BO, to be .placed on the
footing of other Confederate oflicors of his rank.
^From thc Marion (8. C.) Crescent wc learn that
T ' ~<5ctl. CfW. Dt-nf-BT 4t*-a-o?ndidatbUoTepfc8ent thc
first Congressional .District in Washington, at tho
nextBesnion. From our knowledge of, this gentle
man we can say, with thc fullest conviction, that
if auy-pnblic, mau in. S.onfh Carol'hia can take tho
rro^ifycrl oatty Col;Duni.HS is the mau-*ho having
always been a coiisirityilt .Unioiij Viian. ! His worst
encmiep. wa believe, never slandered him inr-eat
er or secessionist.' ?'T?el Colonel has our Vest
- eVishte."'- ' ?-?> ' _. ti . .
. -'Front-tlrr oame? papou wo .also levam that a pv.b
... ! ,li?;7i??(r,tirtg \w'.'iH. hold at- Marlen Cwt ? House,
. eNotomber ?,:Ao orgiuiixci a jjoljcc g'u:uvvl'io tnaiu
"t^lnj'j^nce, pTT-^i-rvf1 ord.-r, and protect property
in our midst. CoppniUyCjs.,'wer?i appointe-1, and
thc meeting adjourned to meet again on the- 2!kl
inst. . : Hi: J i
li I \ ! ?ltf?l FroYo^Gr^?riail* TBare?%? jlies; 'hard. A
corporal s guard nf clerks are engaged in settling
{up tho affairs pf this once terrible branch of thc
Government. ' ?t is supposed -thal-Congress wjU,
. abohhh tho hurcau, apid Gen. Fits wiH return to his
. . rank' a? Lientenant-Colonoi and Assistant Adju
tant-Genera I, ' ; .
Latost advices from Texas.represent the cotton
fields ae repaaining unpicked-the negroes refns
- j ing IQ work for love or money.
X writer ih the Cincirtnati '/rreei?i-.'whohas njftdc
, a,three months' tour through the Cotton States of
tbeiiouth, as tho result of his observations, ad
Ytsbs Northern men of capital and onterprieo to go
South and engage in the culture of cotton, wli^cfy
he thipks, for the next eight OT ten years, will pay
better than any other i?vcstm?nt. ile speaks
.krhaiy of the1 Southern pooplo,. and thinks^*!**
Government might now safely withdraw the mili
tary, and leave the States to manage their own
atxairB. .- *. . "J * I :i
Tho px i?eipa.l European Fowers favor a confiaa
' i .?'.nco to devine meuujj for cliecking the progress of
. . 'i?i?'?h?lera. '-? .
? ....Gount MoiwiiO'ix>N,.vhS!;ra-eiicli.MiniBU}r, d*Ujrje%
i. tb'at,'. there ts;or has been any tinf. icndlim i>.
tween om1 Govornmc-ut-and that .which ho repce>*
' ?etite. * ' 1 ; . ' ; ? : . * ?J
Tho Independence L'rtgr ksserts that Prancr'-wflV
soon withdraw her troops from Mexico^and that
tue speech of thc Ftupcrox OQ the opening ul the
Ghambura wilt fteLOT.fOt.g.aflgC?a character aa*t^
. .. remove, all grounds for objection on tho part ot'
: the United Stn-toti.. ' f -'l ?/. ., , "
Tlioi lUebmand . Enquirer, of tho 13th inst., an
nounces tho restoration of lands to mimerons
parties in Loudoun and Fairfax Counties, Va., by
;t J a recent order of General FATON, Commissioner
j M th?^ District, : Sonic of tlib turin!, have boon
Held by Trcerifriih, ami'have -recoivifl Improve*
, .; ..patios,.which aa-c to bo paid f?r upon delivery.
As wc have eeen varl??fl eO?Qicting statcmonts
in referenco'-to'tho ni?Vomonta -.r y\r. ",.,
we copy thc following from tho Richmond Enquirer,
"|?wh may bc iyii<,d upon : ."This distingniSKoti
gentleman, who'eamo" to thiM t-itV after his r?cent
rel? ase from coirfinc?nvut in Fortress Monroe, Vi&>
, . . i ted Washington city a few ilays ago, mid after a
very short sojourn there, returned to this piare
and immediately took passa'go^?or Ne w York on
his wa^'(oj IYC^I^O. We are not advised as to
whether fu; leaves thi3"country permanonUy Of
? only tc-mporarily. Whatever mp.y.l>e tho oaeo, .we
'il ,"ar?(suro ho. carries wiAli liifMhe good wishes of
., all ourciliicns." "* * * '. *
Thc cattle (Use&se is riportefl:1o :haie broken
out in Fortugul.
***.*.*?!.... rai : n ! :. \ J UA.-TTD 7-.. 1.
I u"?' AU communicaiiotw intemwl for ?luiAlcal?on in
this four/lui mutt ^wntWtjpyw h thv IZUtoy ?j
thi ?Utiftj \Y< "?, ?\rorW iIHy w strei t. f}hnf'r*'?n.
s. V. mustntrn ?rAnikMhvxittoHi* lo .i'taejfiifar
tinily Xoirti. .' . c . j
He I'omi'it HtHleritilv to iVfnMn ?'.0 tftd,iN>c.?.,?'? . -
tiontut-. .. M-.-l . I . . . I. ... ? ; ,
A<lVr-rth*itt*in1i*ontsiri<'. vf tim vityttWtpl ?% ?v *wQ'
Hird trith tUr r<i.- 't. ' ' ', ' " ?
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THE' SI ii J K< ? i ' < >I* ^??? r.^r' ?oliera I intere?d io
ox?r citizens, j??t af present,' fa 'tho pa y iii em of
direct taxen t the Generuit?oVeriwtonW; This
requisition iooinee .with all ?be charm 'pf : at
surprise upon Our people: They had Aot'lwen
iiccustoujeU^i pa^jMii Uixcs to the Govcrn
tucnt; they wore fll?U . lpsw propared to, .expect
a direct' tux . on land.- When the act was
parsed, there -wan nb acoess to;the proceedings
cfjtJougr?ss; and when, therefore, nt-the OIOHC
of thc war, and the resumption of intercourse,
it appeared that we were, charged, not only
with a tax, but interest often per cent. tlieTcou,
for three years, there. was_ surprise; and it
were, perhaps, hot- too rhuch -to say', that it was
not agreeable.
It w*?(i accepted, however, as a necessary
incident of our'comlition. Our citizens were
sadly without money, and are so yet; but tho
Comhrii'idon was courteous . and -cbnsiderate
the case was vital. vSome, at painful sacrifi
ces, raised thc? f?ndig ' arime, nt ?iiy pbftsible
sacrifice, could nof;, aud oonviiieeit of tho fact,
the Cominisvioli did not, as it was authorized
to do, proceed and sell; but closed their office,
and suspended operations to the present time.
That was an act pf inconvenience to some.
Many residents of.',T?o city who hud failed, up
tptjie time at \flbr^i.Jit^^iftice closed, to get thc
money, soon aft?tfg?t it: many away, from thc
perfect suspension of intercourse with the
country, soon after returned, and they find il
hard lo bc charged, with thc ten pty ?ont
interest which was not paid at the opening ol
the office. But, unquestionably, much good
resulted-from the act. Muchea" thc.real es
tate of thc city must certainly have been gold
and as there were no funds among our people
it must have been sold to persons abroad a
just thc price they might have hud the charity
to give for it.
The provisions of the act under which ihesi
taxes are collected are not now, perhaps, gen
I orally understood. An act was passed in Au
gust, 1KG1, impoeing a direct tax of $20,000,00?
on thc landed property of the Union, of whicl
the portion fulling to South Carolina wa
$363,000/ This was not collected, of course
but, to facilitate the process, anotllur act wa
passed, in the June following, tb ibo efififi
thai this tax should be a lien on the lands <
the State, and that as fast as thc territory ?
any State in insurrection should ?om? wi ?hi
the military occupation of tlu? Qoycrnme?
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose
should proceed to eollect the tax: and, ?o ihi
end. should take the valuations .of property ?
they had be.en made in the'Stat* AS^ssmeii
of 18Q0, and from, each piece of prnporty Ct?
lect that portion of the . ttwir. whtehvpxQpcri
foll to it from,thc proportion of, ?(4 .'Value i
j the whole value of landein. thc .Stif te,' 'and, i
j addi lion,'a'penal fy of fifi y per rout, of-naiil tn:
The owners <>? sahl property have sixty dni
from the .-time tho tax wa-s aH-eK-^dMiy ?jj
Commissioners within yrhiuh torjjjiy, and, M<
paying Hie amount, thc ConiihrvsionerH wej
j to advertise and sell, for thc tnx, penalty ni
j costs, with jen per cent, per annum paid <
: said tax, and if that sum .should uol lie onere
I to strike thc proper ty ytt\ to jf|io < ?ovcmm?i
for suf-h further fSspiismiiii a-7 ii might-St
proper to make-pf it. At??fuyi-iinip, howov"
before .actual Siliej( tho owner might redeei
I upon payment r?f k charges;' and, 'after <n]
within sixty days, upon the payment of pri
cipalj penalty and interest.- thereon, from tl
dute pf the Presidents Proclamation, at tl
rate of fifteen per cent, per annum, and e
. pcrise>.
Such aro tho principal provisions;: and, n
cessarily, they yet 'bear "with severity upi
pur citizen^;- but ^ikjnore, of course, upi
Th'pse . of ibo 'bumToMrict. Their proper
wits imrnc*d in December, 1801, and this ts
: ^HrK^^rorriWtV.ed irj^M?W-,' 1^1, was n
mistaia Ji?Siapon hl^smS\^)?}^ ^02, ai
.the?.??upon those li^M??r^S'fy???p estim?t]
.diBtried .iare ..assesse?P^ in 18(
? '?noV '?nlsrcsti''?i?t>?on ?f?r-'?'vVe? '"f'^tirs, whii
rankes A'sum ii?- l?rg?, ?th?.ujt,.ab ii'vi'-li of t!
?!property w uowi.-wortlit aud'.-wbl?ii, as tl
pr?jiorty liaKiyic?ded-.u'othiu|; for. four yoa
dmpniieft m - yory ^?a-vy .b?rthou.'?m'ihe owut
I -"^a burthen, in' iraot,?whteh/nuiiMfttcannot bei
T . i . '"/i' i' *" ' ' ? " '" ..."i"'--' s 'juta..,
? rtnd of this prt(p*>jrtij?;nt, loa?t,Mnuob mus?.
^sold, unless-soine mod?ficftUo? . in-j'ibe ass?
;?nent sMiTTTuke made.
This is hoped for. Upon a memorial of o
J citizens, tho Commission bas forwarded a ;
1 presentation of tho case to the Secretary of t
'freasury, and it is tobe hoped lu- may lui
j thc power to give relief, in tymc mcasu
adequate to the wants of this ?nf?ctod class
.our eiti^ensi
For the information of our citizeps^ ii wi
propor to remark that this ?omm?8/>jpn, Kitti
I luiw irroguliii ly, ii- ut liberty to close itsofl
.at any lin?^ and advertise nil property, uj
which taxes haye not been paid, for sale; a
to avoid -thc capeones and ijiionvtoionces tl
moy thence r?s'ul'l, it were well to corm? ?
ward at ouce aird Ix? discharged. To the i
'j island plantare it were well, particularly,
give this notice* na it w&m?Mtpv be genera
i UO<lCM?P?>d ^hiit the opportunity for the pi
j ment of taxes upon this pro per. ty , if now p
seuted.
~t;'?-?T?*- -4<V?V?id-i ? rt?l1 -iXt <|tV.?JtjM'.t. . -r.f
Mr. and ?ra/TmoTUY M'OM; 'I i I ta at
n-ii? iii?- ? im -i?? x-i ti ? '! .... t. 'ui i. v'ht?' r*vi lenee,
N... ! ?h..i':t.|>. R\-..M,ik- : ..' .? ?Y< !?H k
r*?? ? '...--' ' * S*' ' ? . . . .:..-.< ;..'.? n
' ? OMHIA?AUY? j , J?
lill i' ii i...-. ?Hy, ot <?jir u.^i... Mi? Kl.!/A I?
TAVUUi.-C-.' . ... .i ' :.:T. ot Ol* ?at' ?Vinuv M.
T?T??II. ' '--<.' A
\\s \ PAD DI r I., tin iiniT-daiiKlitcr V?' LL i.;**-: .-.o.;
A-S -. MMr.'i . ?I wi at Suinter C. II.. Uctfeber Hit?.
While ti licautllul bloom, in lift "s moot joy?n* nitmon,
-..i th- Arri years ul ?oioajibo?tl. -I?. li?- boen oui il?
and. itt-ii..-- awaj ftSilu IT*!. TholOolol herpan-iitx, to
whoi? sb- hin) ii? VU ?.'fttWt?<l au amitoUH cane, ?iud from
Mr\inu] flu iiev/er iieedoXI ?; toprovin? won!, abo lins been
sud.It i?ly matched trorti rn? ir view, u chili! of the ?Tor
uant. Sb? remembered lo r creator in tho ilays >?f her |
youth, an.I in Ipr short. Rfc adorned with sweet meek
ness lier <hri?rtinn profersioii. Her pun- soul has wing
ed its way tin- bosom 6t lier ?ind. where daners
thr?-ut ami lear-" alarm nu moiV. * W.
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MST FOit CONT.RUSS.-UENKRAL BTETHBNJ
ELLIOTT, Jr.-l/t?r?. Editer*: Yow are authorized to
^nouneo tieneral STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr., an a landi
da'to to represent*, in Congrus, the Second Couirri'Mloual
District, composed of Charleston, (Joiletou, Boan fe? rt,
and Barnwell. SUMTER.
November 8
WV WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Bon. WILLIAM AIKEN as a Candidate to rtrp^r-ut Hie
Beconrl Congreattona! Diutrkt, nt the next- .Stolon ol
Congres:.. MANY FRI EN L'S.
Ootobor 28
M* WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
thc Hon. WILLIAM WHALEY as a Candidate to repre
sent thc Second Congressional District In Congreve.
October '.-1 ' ' I " ' ? . . .
?- W? ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Dr. U.^v;nh.auJr:y,.oi WUlt?msburg, Ajt candidate to
represent th?.- First Congressional District.
November t
. .tf*T WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
'(V?neral J?TIN D.' K EN-NED V "as a fVaiflldat? Jot ben
grcss to represent (hy Tirst Congressional DlsU-iet.
October 30 .
Wiy COLLEGE ?F CHARLESTON. THERE
will Lc a meeting of the Board Ol' Trust?e?., thii DajtV
17th insunt, at 12 . vi... k M." at the city Hall. Punctual
attendance .is- reipi.-t.-d, ou important busint-s*. Tftfi
following gentlemen comprise thc Hoard:
1) YNIEL RAVENEL, Ken, Hon. II D LESE8NE,
RICHARD YEADON, Es<i, Hon. W r MILES,
non. W A PRINOLF, Hon. W D PORTEE,
Hon. P O G A ILLA It I?, C M TURMAS, Esr,.
WU RAVIVEE. E-.j, II A Dr.S.U'HSUHK. Etti,
H R BANKS. Rs'|, GEOROB BUIST, Em|,
Re v C RANCH Kl.. EDWARD B WHITE, Esq,
I WILLIAM JERVEY, Esq, ,I)r L A FRAMPTON.
I A .T WHITE, Es.j, |a S BRYAN, Esq.
November 11 JACOB WIRLIMAN Beeret aj y.
af CONSIGNEES' NOTICE!- THE MER
CHANTS' Regular Line Schooner B. N. HAWKIN* will
eounciiiH! discharging c.irg.-. al Adger's Wharves TM*.
?h>y. All goods remain lng on the wharf at sunset will
l..- st?rc'd nt their rn-k and expense.
NkiveuibeeVI l . WILLIAM ROACH.
DR. J. L. DAWSON. HAS REMOVED HIS
ofrk-ir an.i residence U> So. ? Judith-street.
November bi fi*
atm' CENTRAL WHARVES ARE READY TO
receive COTTON ON STORAGE. Apply nt Wharf
Onice. H. MASB?T, Wharfinger. '
November IC J*
t*?- NOTICE.-AT THE ENSUING SESSION
Of the LegiMature, apylication will bo made ?ir rtiiew?.l
oi the Charter of the VIGILANT PIRE ENGINE COM
PANY of Charleston. t November 10
j rn- HOUSE OT INDUSTRY, CHARLESTON,
j November IT; 11^05.- The Mt ir.Vers o? tho Board pl
TruKtees <tf this lEsuiate,r> are, earnestly relueeted to
I attt-tid a meeting f i; Friday, at 4 o'clt^k.P. M-..aT' Imsi.
net?! of the Utmost unpc rtnr.r.; w?l) bel^roiiijht forward.
<|. K. L??QVIRT,
Nov. rober IC 2 f'L^rrrjari Trri-tws H. of I.
, ii- OFFICE. OF THE UNITED STATES IU
RE? "i" Tax Conimi.-itjuuifi'g, second n?>ov northeast eorp?r
Pavilion HbM. TIM S lvierive?!.between tin-hours ei. ^
O'cl?ck', A. M.; and 1 oVlo-i.T. M*. . s. vom ber lt
Ki- 'SUtXTI?^^UTICE. STATU OF SOUTH
?. A R OTJP-N*???OTARLESTON'rtlSTRlCT.-OFFICE
cntriiT Ol" (?ENERAt >SES?10>'S ASP COMMON
j?l.i: JOHN >Y. BROWNFIELD. Clerk pf Kaia
I Court, lu pij'niuaiiee of ?Rr'..'tlons or'fi ^fm'm4olutlon
j oj IhfeWeWat? -.it*!,??> f,^'?r!heIT.-e nt..;... .. ptSHe?l^aJ
hi.C '; r -;'nt itrssfoirJdo '-Kv'rfby, ?t|MJ?"t/-t;.-e that
vaniEiri-.tion ?or ?"i.-'tk.oi tb-: /'o-irt fIj.Uen?-j-i| S< fi-ions
an(LC(>mni(in El, j- for <"hAr?( K.on lustnct. ?-iii b.- Luid
I?Ai^trn?Ktia'Y. thc..lal inst.^?litM-O?i*?0 place?.o'|
. '.' li? rtjTouWirrit tht>-t|in<i-Sistri t.
I Witncif TrnyTnrlfO .?J^.4rtr-t?>n this I3tb -lay ol Ko
V?*liiber,v18iJ*V*<' .-<.:..- *? w. JUtoWAFltU-i-.
J;*j ?rf;mWt 14 . ' i : ; . .' . Ck'Hk: G.?(ti C. P.(
jc*i-;WU ARK AU'lTR.Ifiy.l.Df'io ANNOUNCU
J. AV.' BROWNFD??fV, F.- j., :.sa;^imdj<V:y'fi\r re-'el. e
vtii.;i loihtjiJOfJlce.o/ff^rk of tho Couti forChnrtreton Bia
tiflet at1 tirf'n-nibg 1 lecion. '?'."..-.'Nov.-mlier li
itis- NOTICE;*-IN A C ? .0 R D A N C E W I T H
l'i-o. ;..i.iuuu ir e. iii Goyrnor-PKURV iuid General RP.N
NETT, authorising the.forniation ui.M.iiit.iry Companies,
? Meeting will btv held at Black. Osi-(St. John's Berkley),
on X /"< ri Ja ff, ICth November, for lie . ] >mv,,v."ii of ORGAN
IZING A COMPANY, Electing Qtfi?era, icc. A full atten
dance of the : citizens 'of Berkley District 4? earnestly
" reiiiicate'a. ' - MANY CITIZENS.
November 10 ?J*.--.
'tvr StEDlC.AL' CARD.-TM F. LEJAU FAR
KER-Ornee, No. "79 Broad-itu-set. Residence for th?
present, Confer of Logan anchTTaddistcr^ets..
Ncrivii&er 4 I J. ?li J i .', J.? ? j ' ! lm0*
?iWL-V?tRtAGE -/i N D -?E LI RAI ! Y, AN ESSA? f)F
WARNING ANp INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNO MEN.
?irst.prtt^iKkfjO- by the H?>w?u J? JUspcJatii^n, and Beut tn
's^?tecrTf ttcT-Wvtl^??X-^ .- A*?lt?K.HK i 11
*"V'i -? .. -ET? J.' 8KU.WI*,HOUGHTON, U
Howard Association, Philadelphia, pp;
Novcanber-4 . .. :imo ' '
.?'tr' AWAY WITII srECTACIxES.-OlJ> ^?ES
made now, without Spectacles, Doctor. or Me?tlcine.
i Painphlet mailed free on receipt ol Un ct'MW. AddreM
I E. B. FOOTE, M. D., No. 1130 Broadway, Nrw York, ,.,
November i) V
;' . .L-L t .iL.
....?a- >;EJIM?.?NS' URAZILIAr?'.1 FERULE SPEC
tatilts, to. fetruugthen and improve the s'ight of old^td
yatuue. I.y ?lay or night, with euge and comfort tv thc
?(ye, w iGiOut, tu<kilistr??ising result? ol frxgpent cLan?j!C9,
These celt l^aiv'd.ghtsros.art.- too ??-21 known'thrf>UKbout
tho Seu?i tv si ew of tin ir supcrie rity ov? r al) ethwrH.'
lJ<>i?l-ln,'-nd .singje Telt^ctipvs of irim^nse power and
held.. Catalogues ??nt fr-.<-4 by (ncl?Witgsi?inp. ? . .
sKMMl^'NS. ?XTL?ST^OPTICIAN,
G09 Br? adway, untb r Lal?t?f* House, tl. Y.
Nc-verr.bcr lt; . . , ?. 2mo
ux>- NOTICE TO FII.?TS.'-tiFFHT; CL??lk
i : t ounoil, N'vt-jiber Jl. IgjiU.-rTBaM Pilotsttrhq bavo
not?renewed th? lr tionds und ukun.c.i.t new ucenses, are
hereby i,oti?>d M rall at this office'.md tlo'thc same.
W. H. SMITH.
November Ll Clerk of t-ouncJI.
at- OFFICE CLERK OF COtTNCtt, NOVEM
BER lu, IHCf.. -I'ffer* fer doing tue SCU VENA KR'S
W.ORU c f lbj- < ;ly; agrHAliU- to the City Ordinance
rc-frulatiug the rvame, will be r<-eeivt-il at this Office up to
MONDAY, 20U> inst., at 12 o iJoti M.. . ',1
Ea?h-p-rrrjo-iil raes? ?tpooify 'tlie particular ward- or
ward* offerod /or, ruid be acvompanicd with the haiaes
of the persons proposetl as Pureties to thc Contract
Bond ; ike amount of the bo nil to be -glyen is one-nab*
the t-um of mtitcy to be received feT'domf;'thc work1. 'By
(-order. ' ;- ' . I l|(1W,,B. 81?,-,;
November ll Clerk of Council.
WANTED,. A i GOOD, COOH. M'PLY AT i
"?o. -TorvMrrtfig^rrcH.-iYppmit.- M*aj*o?Aie. white !
i.r.'fi prwl. ?i* November 17 I
i i ..t I: ?
II'ANTKD, UV A GERMAN WOMAN, A]
\\ situation lo <<?<iii an'dwnsh foi a mn ill tamil;.
Can IM .IIII.I nt-rhe hbruoe nf Wnnrjitmi: -.t. I'll il in
-liv, f.. Nu.'?7. 2* New-nils r 17
iirAWED_A ur.spncTAiaic WIIITK
\\ YVO?TAN; fo-d(> cc*>fcing; Wssl?iir. and iroi,iug.
Applv at No, Kan! Bav, opposite southern Wharf.
.{N?VrnW ., .-.-.?.*,.?
Xjff \ VT B i?.' A IVET-NUHSU KOR A
\V ebikl tL. .. moulin! old. Tho beat nf rcrommun
dation* a- to ohatevtcr required. Apply te
No. 2 ATLANTIC-SI ltEKT,
Koveitjb?r 17 i Hoyt to corner efttht Battery.
1IMWKI). A-UAKiN'KIt. ?HI RT Ii 12 AUC
VV TION AND GENERAL ooMMIssh S ?r.'Sl
NKss. ll? muat b>- a mau of gi*>d liuiu^tar ..apjp"ty,
energy anti Industry, ami will bi r..iU>.i U ?f. ;"'
equal aiununt of capital. A N?rthi?ji mau j referred.
Aihlr. ni ' A,' at tmt tlfftr^ - i j 6 ? Noveiaher 16
YS f ANTED? A <;<?<?li COOK. A (t)MPE.
i iVj J TipyP-mirBo, and a ?nod house servant. Proper
?fi'Minnenrtirflotia required. Inqnirv at :bc northwest
corner of Macing ami Socicty-streets
Novomlwr 1*5 3*
WW TKO.-A PRACTICAL PAPER
HANGER, ol New York. wishes a situation in
nonie first .Joss house in this'city. Address
*\7 ~T"T ?? Ll ti ' j 1 ?AMUi?L.P.-IMVia,
..fl ? i .~.LJ. Ll No- lil Naisau-BtreotvNtf* tefl eity.
November ir, - - J * 3
S' ITU?T?ON \VANTEDT-^A^GBNT?P?!?IAN,
who has bod fifteen years experience in the Grocery
and Liquor boniness, de?lrcs a SITUATION an LoJcal or
Traveling Clerk ; posaessoa a very larg? city and country
acquaintance. Refers to Mr. OSCAR .?. JOHNSON,
King, Btrcet, opposite Herid> Btreet.
november ll . _C
'j? ! GENTLEMAN OF HOME EXPERIENCE
J\. aa a TetfcneY Viii give private leeson*.*rn1 LATIN,
KUENCH, SPANISH and M AT ll KM ATI < 'H. Eor terms,
Ac., apply at the Book-stone uf Mr; Jolm Russell, No.
285 Krag-atreeti / . ,. October 17
RRKNT_A FURNISHED ROOM-AF
ply at No. 220 MEETING-STREET.
Abm a Stable. 1? November lt
TO RENT.-A FURNISHED^ JrtOOl?,SXJITA
IlLE FOR TWO YOUNO MEN- .Apply at No. 21
Society-street. 1* November 17
TITO RE-VT.-THAT COMMODIOUS A (WU
L ploaaani DWELLING, No. 22? East Bay; corner ol
Inspe^tlon-qtreet, having ' ab -modern improvement*,
and recently been renovate?lr'and repaired, will be rcnte<l
"raafcihahi'ejo otf ? r--,
Several AIRY ROf)?MH^^l''broaT?.Vlf.^'?^, Whiblo an
^tn(Jtjucu.'a apartnii-nts. Apply to ll. Mi.CALL,
- J . T. -. ' Rca?"?rtUti- Alten?, No,'!? I ?raid ntre-et.
November 17 . nn...;i
T> HKlDRSt?ES ANO STCRlKs" TO REIMT.
IX The thru-?tory Brick RESIDENTE, No. 220 East
bay.. . . .
Tho.'three-stnry Resi'dcnee, t northwest corner Tradil
ami Orange streute.
Thc large . Riv-ideoro, Np. 72 Basel Street. Suitable
fur Boarding House.
sheds Nos. a and 6 Pinckney street. Suitable foi
Workshops ur Storehouses.
FOR SALE.
That pleasantly-situated BOUSE, with extensive lot,
at northwest corner Lynch und bull street*.
Apply to THEODORE STONEY,
November 17 Vanderbilt's Wharf.
TO RENT_A SPLENDID DWELLING O
HAMPSTEAD MAI.L-just put In complete rcpaii
-a delightful Residence. Applv at No. 141 MEETING
STREET._;_3_N? vemlfcir ir?
'pO^RI-INT, TH AT SU PERIOR FOUR HTOR1
L STORE, KO.J*J8 Hayno-strcct, to completo order
PORHOBB?IIU can bc hail immediately. Inquire at No. 27
King street. 1 tun* November 14
TO RENT. THE DWELLING ON NORTH
, EAST corner Calhoun and Pitt stn cts. It contain:
fix upright and two attic room?, Ac. Apply to Dr. A. B
PEVKIFOY, No. 24 Vaiiderborst-ftr.it, next to Uppei
Market. 5 -November 13
rpo RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICH
X DWELLTNii, Northeast corner King and TraoV
streets, in good repair, containing fix large aud twi
smaller upright rooius, besides two dreaaing roinn?, om
pantry, and two attics, with commodious outbuilding*
carriage house and stable: gas fixtures complete. Ap
ply on premises. inwf3* November 13
rpo RENT.-THAT RESIDENCE No. Ill
J CoirutlgSt|Teet.-opposite St. Paul's Chi..-eh, contain
mg foiir Bijuarc RoimiR, 'two Garrets, huiebed Base
weals, Ave. .with eomnodiout aeco mm ods tiona for ser
"vam*; ??tMjro and Carriage Hniif?, large lard and Flowe
ti.inli ii, (?as. throughout. ? l or. terms, app?y to WM. U
DAWS(iN. Np. 51 Broad btrW?.
November ll ' ' ' 1
rpo RENT_A LARGE AND COMMOIIIOO
.X UGl'sE ?? thc. (own of Aiken, s. c.. containing11
rooms, on?; rf Which' is a large dining roonl. ' The loco
lion N ono i f tb'. Bleat ip the town, and, ns tneveMa uov
.no hotel in the j?lace. and it is nrnrlr iv:sc,rtcd to by in
Valida, it would bc suitable for a large p ri vii I?-, boarding
bous?--. Possi^tiuKivvnou lin ??iv! January, Irifii, ?
HOOnerlt waii'tv<>,"= ^vpply'iioi-aiildbfof Mary, ti Tl li houB
east ol Niissau-strert. rowi'.i* November l?
Qf- tl ?-. -- . ,-.
fpo ItlCNT.i-TH AT tmsiltS?H/E-'TlIKEI-:.
- i eton* BRICK DWELLING. No. :i:i Dull-sUc.-t, ms
j.j pipUraei diil-ynVi stn rt. 'jUe'biius?; us in perfet
onler, andmid all thc moddrli inrprom'menwwitli ever;
nc?muiir><tatxon.foris. large fajaipy. Thc oul-^uihltt|(
are uniu-vu^JJy..v'omuioiUoii?; thc Usa Fixture's complete
1 here is a l.'irge "CiSl.-rn on the ilreinises. Applv throng)
lhi? IVtstefl?re. v.r pe'rsoiiiUly to JOHN raCl.HBi.Jli'. U '< Ml
Uttnk of Charleston Buihliug?, corner .stile, and Broai
r-Mctf*-r . . SoV?mlierO
twflEJrtii FINELY KSTTI.KI) PLAN
ii -X-j.-TAUTUN. with jdi necessary outbuilding*, barns
' rottbiV liouwV,'L"rtfiH*-b*on,sf< "mifl n?tohiriftry. gins, gris"
?ilir^iA?c,' /Abid.-a Jiirgu body ?>i riue lund ..under bajik
1 and t^une SOU act rfc ol cotton and.c<*rn land-?ndur 1er. ci
I Also, nr&iaa dwelttnc houee, containing 10 rooina, all ii
good order, with all n.-.-e^s.iry .(iut\niiUliii(,-t?. Also,
tine range t'-.r cattle and bogs? and all ?dAuta??n utensil
? if.requiitid..;" : , :. . . .
There are also on the tract, rontaiuiug. 1500 acres o
. Jan(\, rPCVcral fran lakes, continuing the ?nest kind o
tish, which may be. made {available to tb?- Charleetoi
market, aqd those of tho town ol'Summerville. Also, ac
comntodarioft 'for 60 nagroea. Distant from Summer
! vQ7i01WJJfU.Ue8^tv^lacqn's Bridge, bead ol'navigation oi
" )WMi^ICfverT four milW?. For further particulars ap
ply to Owner-ott the place,- .or Messrs. .1ENKIN?9 i
U?U.1.?, Sunxm,erviRe.F, SCHULTZ.
November II 12
"PRIVATE BOARDING.-A FEW G K V
'jr ! TL?MEN ran be aerommoaated at the CORNEI
OF KINO AND TRADD-ftTHHETS; also-, a pleasan
iu;o.M, suitable for man aud wife. DAY BOARDER!
Mien: _.": ?? ::: ? . . . -j _A)ctobcr 2i.
STRAYED INTO MY YARD, 17ft COIMIN (.
STlfEET, on the night qf the 14th iuat.. a DONKE1
AND COIITA The Qvmcr y> iU please call for them, pa;
expenses, and take them away.
' roUhrember 17 TTTO ri rn i > . ? ! 1*
?TRAYED, FROM No. 10 HOSE LANE, Of
or aboutj-tOe-lSUi. a StmitEL-UGLT. with blas;
?; auitai-DO^IrfflY- -Any ^r.e retuwaidg them to th"
/ above ifuiubeTJ yf?i bo rewardti} for the same, ,
NovemberTj ' ?.. ?' 2*
STRAYED, ?>R STOLEN, ON SATtRD^l
night last, a largo YIh?i?.O?W DOG. wbWhreaat, loni
. ar*. :s u cross botwoeu aniistilf and a bull' dog. An
-8wer4 to. Lbw nanu? !.! ."Gitrlo." Hac. ou.a'cbain e.-ilar
. A liberoXruwaril will bu ^>i.d cu bis delivery iit' , . .
.' ; , . '. MnK?Y. ? CAMPBELt'? ,
November lt! Qis?l-at? et, next 10 JPjOIW QC ?
ST RA Y 'S p: Uli STObESf. PRO? Tili
suiiscriber. in Coming ' '.riot, on Siir?l?y r:i*h?l???t
I s -tiay borse Mule, ?bout o years ol.i, arith wliitfsl
r n<M alni <li-lV.Ri4>v4u.rigljt iront foot.. A reward ol ;'J(
> will-bdij.aid fvr tha ilfiu rv oi saul Mule to '< '
November rti" '' : ".(* ' No. 1H COMlNG-sfrUY.VT.
I tnt\.>r. RKWARDJ-LOST, OV THE NI<PH-J
IIP?U -of lb?;., lltb. Knturday, a .BUNDLE fl f.
talnlugime.suit (>f 4'4otbeJ?- bael;, Pants, Vestr-bl lw< i.:
.<:alhoun and Mary atreobs. If Urouybt to. uil.'.e
the above rewurd w:ll be given.
? NmejnbcT ld AH ',. C *
AAA A MONTH 1 AGENTS WANTED FOB
lT)?'lf fix *nt\rr\\i mai arl?lts just out Address 0. T
GA11DV. City BUlldiDg, Biddi ford, Maine,
. September 15 , j .linc?
1IUHLIC WEIGHER'S OKFKE! MAR
KET-STREET, CUARLEBTON, NOVIiMllEJL 6
lht?r,.-Tbe. attention of Coal Dealer.- is rn;;:? st?-A.to th?
City Ordinanec.regulating the sale of Coal I.-. w<ight:
li,p)iul) not be fuwfol for any j,elson to s. il CT in.an)
manner ilishosc-of Coale within the liir?ts of tLi*<nty
. uUUcrwiac than by weight, atti;, rat- of two- 'Jionsuni)
two hundred urta forty potindfl of the av?irdnpoSse stau
! ihtrd to euell (on. 'TBe (Vrtidcate of tho iMbllc Weiphw
I shall he d? livered, with the Coals, tc the purchaser b?
fore the carts containing the same shsll be unloaded. 'Il
any person shah sell, or in any manner dispose of Coals
;;whii h shall not bo wftigLcd upon qpe of the public bal
arleen piV-viods toftBaJ ? livery/ fher?af.iind nm nhhdi' ?
suitable nU<rwe.uo<\ shall not have been made, if the coals
Ix-wet or^lanSp,.a,nd.whicn miall no^ibtvJacccimpaliii.d
?with the,IkubHu,Wotgbr?'a Certificate, such person ?hall
forfeit thc CqaJ.H so sold, and in addition puy for each
offence the sum'of flfty dollars.
. The Seale at Ibo loot of MArkoVatreet and thc Ot?houn'
flirtet i*Hde Ara ready for nunile service,
. ... . JN0. P. f>Ati.iAKD: ..
November 6 " ' .Public'WVighVir.
.WAJ?lUrY<i'ro?i LODOR, No. ."?, /?. F. EUT
V?;<^TI^?WAy>l!Mr:sU?A.'i ION ?FTHIS LOU?E
will IM- rr?IU"ui JDaSoiiif ?tiTTHh ttr+ntirff, Ul? lilli
'?Ma.ii*. at 7 o'clock JIT?"ricely... Candidates for ll.-./
?#vl\ rdrasc be ia ativl'J1"" ' ' . > '" ' P
Ky order of tko w 51. " " ' ^nr^PATeta?':
.?' ;vvm?)?.r 17 ' ii'
IfJDAlt?'?IF ii xs yin (ff",itis ri'I A'd/'J l?-Kf.
TMINK.
AN Ali.fOCtCNKD MK??I'fNC ul" "HITS DOA Kl)
i'V will uk., pla.--., rc..* Afternoon, at Masonic Hall,
i halt past i o'? lock. . ? .
Thom- of th?: pr.V./ut' \tai.aj.?rs whovr.IJ iK"t b??H.ri.i #
ervo al the ensniii'- .I,.,((..n. will plc-rte? nOtlfv n., ..'
the mime previous to the meeting, HO that t'Vlloy'?n't<>n /
tho B^RlTOipliuth>r*-vpTx?<l lOr*U U?*ir.-plat civ
N overo br-rn7- 2 '--CHARLES LOVE, Unuirniae.
LI M ITRO P^RTVE?1??*?*.
rriHi: UNPJ>U?U<?NED BAYi, IN ACCOKDASI F
.H -?rilli thk Jf?'?i. of'Ailtt.iiil.|yiV..rm;*lrt? LEHrTI.l?
PARTNERSHIP, limier th- name or finn ofW.OVi:
NEY, for th? transaction nf aOcu*ral Cuinuitssioq. eUup
piDtf, And Jobbing business, in the Otto of Charleston,
Whereof W. Ourney.'of tbs (llty of chiu-lewtoo sud HUd>:
of South Carolina, in th? n- neral I'sirlBe.r. sod J, I..
Adams, of the City nf yew Y,.rk an* Hat? of. New York,
lu tti?'Wpocr?l Partner. The said .1. L..Adam*,.the Sj.t.
e.ial Partner, bas contributed to the common stork ll>o
nurn of Ten Thousand Dollars. The said Parteorshi]' tu
comrin ncc on the nrirt day of October, A4dh .lHtt, ami iw
determine on thc first day of December, A. D. IKCH.
WM. GURNEY.
November 17 ffl_JAY 1.. ADAMS.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THF UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIAI KD
with hin? QEO. CHAS. SCHMKTZEll, in'thc luth
er and Finding jinnfhes?, at NO. 13' nsjrno ..ir.ni. uu?i. ?
thc name of CV D. III:.VHF. A CO.
; . ..... .. . . . c.iD. io:AH.
With strict attention to our business, we bom' to iv
I ceire a anare, of. that patronage heretofore so liberally
i bestowed on tVr old timi.
. . ; O. D. BRAHE. ..
. Novembern.. .6 : PEP..CHAS. SCrnMETZBtt.
-' C?PARTKERSUIP NOTRE.
THE tTNDElwrONFJ) HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIA
TED themselves, in copartnership, uniter the nun ti
of ERAtJOH ? MAIXUNEE, for the transaction of tho
LUMBER, LIME, LATH AND. s ll I NO-LE BUSTHESH.
OnVo OR HorlbtKk'rt Wharr. uoar thc Northtasteru
Itellroad. D. C. EH AU" H. .
NoTcmbor 1, 18?. JNO. C. MAIXONHK.
November 10' ? . . "
. NOTICE.
THF. SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORM HD A
Partnership for. transacting a (-HIPPING AND
COMMISSION DCKINESS. under thelstylcof MOHI'E
CAI A CO. M. C. MORDECAI.
J. L. TOMAS.
Charleston, November 1, lfi?V>. Imo JNovembi-r I
COPARTXERSHIP NOTICE.
rruiE SL'BsriuiiEits HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCI?T
L ED with them L. J. MYERS, and Will continue
their businces under Un- same name. : '
A. TOBIAS' SONS.
Charleston, S. C., Nov? mW 1, 1603.
November 4 13
- ' . . COPARTNEItSnjP NOTICE.
riIHE HUBSCBIRERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
X with them in business Capt. FENN PECK. H? r- -
niter Hie name and style of th?- Firm will bil CAMRHI ?N ,
BAKKLEY Jt CO. CAMERON fc BARKLr.Y.
Charleston, November l. 1HG5.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HOPE THAT WITH STRICT ATTENTION TO Ul M
NESS to merit a share' of that patronage lu-r.-to
fore ?to liberally bestowed on the old concern.
ARCU D CAMERON.
, ' lt. c. BARKLEY.
November 1 FENN PECK.
t'OFA IlTNER?RIP.
THF. UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED V.
COPARTNERSHIP under the style or timi of HOP
KINS, McPHKKKON .li CO.. for th- transaction of a
GENERAL COMMISSI(?N BUSINESS.
E. A. HOPKINS, Ntrw York.
S. W. HOPKINS, Nev: York.
D. MCPHERSON, charleston, ? c..
No. ICC Meeting-street, Charleston, s. c., Oct. 1, 180.1.
Represented by E. A. A S W. HOPKINS, No. 70 Gea.
ver-street. New York. Imo October 31
COPARTNERSHIP.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE FORMED A CO
PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of a GEN E
RAL COMMISSION BUSINESS iu the City of New
York, tinder the firm of J. II. BRO WER A CO., am? ar?,
prepared to afford fair facilities on consignments.
JOHN H. BROWER.
WILLIAM.IL SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BEYDENBUROH.
New York. October 3, lKtUi. . amos , October 0
. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Brien, ROOT A Co., MALSUALX, BK.ICU k ?'<.
Liverpool, Eng. Charleisteu, S C.
.i SAIXIMON, ROOT j; Co..
TCK mmerciaJ-Bii?d;ng, No. 42 Brc.a<lway. N. Y.
WE H A YE.TH LS DAY ENTEREjj. INTO COl'AItT
NEItSHIP. for the- purpose of conducting a G KS
EBAL C()M.YUSSI<>N AND BANK^NQ BUSINESS at
each ?if the points above UUIU?H1.
; om- attention ?viii a!*-.? ur devot-v'. jo filling ord fra ?nd
rii.ikio?: d.'tV'?tVfh'* tor oanSoatki rh i.-ienfls.
A.IWunt' tin.J.- on . ..il.i/iiii..?.l- Product: to ell'.
Firm. .. J. N. BEACH, ol Liverpool.
E. tv. AAlUaiAI.T.. of Cliarlexlou.
. . S.' Rt 'OT. of Atlanta. Ga.
E. S.v: OMON, KI New OIIUHIIH
Kew York, September 3, lStw! ? '
UtARSHALIit-RKACU & < ().
"TTAVK .'ESTABLISHED -THEIR VfFt?E.JS TUN
I 1 .'itv at Nu. a2.JJROAIl-STi:i?ET a ud uro prepare'
t... mike. ABVANfT.S ON C?TTO?1 -eifslgmd to -\. -.
YVrk w Efrcrpool. ?
:>Kti ? .?. . fnrn-a .. b^rrrr.-TC.:
Mesara JAMI:? Atv.KU A> CO., e'.j.^;y,^tou.
Mr. HIKVM KORKRTII, Savannah.
1 r fTlrnmi-ritp*^ I.ivttB tHih T . t r- .
? i bU?v?m* BanJ^ti'?!?- L 1
OctoniT U ^ '- " mivf Imo
' I- " LAW PtRTXERUUlP.
TUE UNDSUBKK4ED--HAYE ASSOCIATED TH KV
SELVJS^ und. r the E.vnlc of PORTER A CONN El;.
lor the practice ofiAW AND EQUITY JU tb? C.t -
tlusStateaud of .the Cnited. Staten < 'f?c? No. 10 BROA Li
s'i'ItEET, over Dawsen K L.ackuiAn
fa? 1 * . ? v? - i . v.. D. PORTER?
.1 . . ; ; JAMES.'CONM:I;.
November fr . . . nwljj
. - SELECT .SCHOOL,
i. ^T\N THE .JL6TH OF ?<$VEMiD?lt" ?gRB.' nOPSDN
VJ PEN CK NEY will open a SEEECT SCHOO ly for
Yo.iori Iailti-s, at/'ld-r a? sidence,.i1-e<:trt house Aiken .-:
Row, where instruction will be elven in all the li-;.ur!. ~
-:' Ctf a tberpmxh BiwrjHsh .Edujcatiop. *tnl in thu lloileru
t Languages. For terms inti ?Iber panic uiarH, iippr> ag
t above. - Imo Octolier l'.l
. CLASSICAL, SCHOOL, POR TOlMi LADIES..
THE REV.'DTt. IiOHD PROPOSES TO'OPKN A CLAS
SICAL SCHOOL, for a limited number of youni:
i Jadif-p. in the Le.?-ture Room ot SI. paul's Church, Rad
I cbffeboro"', on the f.'rst A/un.fiiv nf S'?eember ncr..'.
Fferjch and German'without additional charge.
Dr. LORD begs leave ttl rei?* to the Rt. Rev. T. C.
Davis, the Rev. Dr. C. Hanck.-l. the Hon. Wm. Aiken
?. I?r. ?ies.Horlberk, Dr. VV. Jj Wru^g. Oom Jan Simon-,
R: and C. R. Brewster, Esq. October VW
THE CN OK ItSKiVED
TS PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIF!
j , JL pATIllNS,A^>.DETAIL.I:RAWINGS ?or Buildlngfl
5 'f ?^.??*y.d?^r?rjptiou,ta'><J Ju k*nrx Qtjn yfaflckiteclure
I ' thut may b* desired. Orders fr?.m any part ol' Uic I'nl .
" i ted Stries-Will rrcetve prompt attention, with m.dcrat:
chaxft?. WALTER S. WEST. Architect,
. . Corner-4|h,axi.l Broadfhtre'-^, Itiehmothl. Va.
i, o ->*.l tvu.?^ ; S I Jiiiosi
: -\rAIyCABI.E LANDS A?i?? STOCK h,Kt
, * 'V' 'KALK^Th?t valuablo COTTON and PROVIRll N
i ' 'PLANTATION, tn mrlinfrton D?trtrict, known as "Bur
' h.:rHni."rlori!i.trly th?- rentllenee ol" John MoClwanbau
''dvif>aj??d:,;i?offered for l'aie, coutniulrjg ll?tj acre?, by \
\ laf'iif W H. U'ine.ttc. Sirrvevor.. It is boondi (' en th
.f'Sb-iU? Bytlifi Mhe of Marton Diet riet, denned In a . ana
. rrVWuiine tb?, waters ol Polk'Swamp lalo iil.nl i ?.-...
-? vrhieb ."JtrVUin ?H itn-n?ntberu boundary.
i Hume hve t?i sit In.min..1 a ? t ivir. d. Under CU
, avMfon.'arid i?r<i?V>irt the advantage? ol LDC IOW>.U l^nda
with rich bottom hinds for corn.
. '. On th<"pla^n is a'DVvelUng Hoti'c with eifiht rn?,ni .?.
v?.rfitvblo and flow? r garden, with all conv.-tn.it i
L hi|.ldii,;'p,' ti pew oin.Bonke, Barns, and OulUolUllngs
, -which have crrmftirtably accomulodatt .'. troni JO lo t.(
persons., i i ... . t.,
j lt ia .situated within two milt - i: Mars' Bluffstoticn
! I bn'th?* W. and M. R. lt.. luid witt.m Rv> mi Iso of Flor
. ?vice, y nd is too well known ' fdr its 1? ulthfiihirss. Om
3 willer, and ?tA wrVaiitogcii of KC^K ty. to neid a furthi r
j?fdt?cTipt?ofl.
j , With Hie place will bc fold, if ?les/red, ooinn fi or 1"
, j prlmr mulan, ? borsei', cattle, MM'-OJ.. hoff?, corn, foti.1er.
, j fli?-'.'wagon/t. cart, blnck?mith'f> k.uZ arpent, i t. t .
; ' and farming implcrasnts, '
..! in the event that no Hilo IS madp, ?his v.lace w ill bf*
.:' leased fer ont- year, from 1st January next,- au.I Hie p. r
ishableAttiekm rai\ntion??l will Li sohl on the premia H.
f ' for <Wli,' t n .'U-.urd?/. 9ta'.of .l)l'ci-mbrr next
! i tel ar, term? and conditiumv?pply t<. I W. T. Wickham,
I Rjehto?nd, Va , or te the und? r-i^ned. at Mai s' muff.
, I ?V. W. HAKLLER,
Agent for L. W. T. Wickham,
j Mr S. Lueas, en Uie i/laco, will show the premises,
L and atvc peniqns desirous of ;r?niir?ii? the riejli?e.s t i
[ dtmtdija^ jky thorneplT^Jw ?C November 1.1
r X>.<>^AL;JHLAVANA LO'rfERV.-PRI/KS
i ll P*ld in goM; Informntlori flirnish?Ml. Highest
. pto? paid for doublothm and kl kinds of KOW ami silver.
I ' 7 ' TAYLOR A CO., Wankers.
September? 3mos No. 10 Wall-*!., New York.