The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, January 03, 1851, Image 1
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THE ENGLISH FACTORY GIRL. .
'Twas on a winter morning,
The weather wet and mild,
* Three hours before the dawning,
The father roused his child;
Her daily morsel bringing,
The darksome room he paced,
, And cried, "the bell is ringing,
Aly hapless darling haste!
"Father, Fm up, but weary;
I scarce can reach the door,
And long the way and dreary,
O carry nie once more! - - i ,
* To help us, we've no mother,
You t e no employment nigh;
* Thev killed my little brother,
Like him, I'll work?and die f
Her wasted form seemed
-Till
The overlooker he met her,
As to her frame she crept,
And with his throng he beat her,
And cursed her as she wept
Alas! what hours ofsorrow
Made up her latest day;
Those hours that brought no morrow,
Too slowly passed away;
It seem'd as she grew weaker,
The threads the oftenef broke, *
The rapid wheels ran quicker,
And heavier fell the stroke.
The sun had long descended,
But night brought no repose;
Her day began ana enaea,
t.s cruel tyrants chose.
At length to a little neighbor, A
halfpenny she paid,
To take her last hour's labor,
While by her irafne ebe laid.
At last; theengme ceasing.
The ea pfiv?^i?on?isard nsh'd
Site thought h?r *trength increasing^?
Sh^lSat d'
"^Hte^regph^rf herfather's"door.
'iiiifroVww'ngs verHtoMj? '' '
the whit? ?lave vas dying
Who gain'd tbeir father's gold!
-I ktwVo? ptttmn row impropriate to d?.
viisl^ rtto"pift*i<te* tnP*gi?M ml?rrpr?ra?nt?.
tioo and tihol."-/>. Webster.
ft?Hjrfoa tvli&e tHo firmament; th? mot? one
IMfeb^it^ Morf ilui ar? wr?, it i? like th?
liltlSr- n~< WviAtfi it the mow boundlew
k MfWlfl.
to learn is to practice, to think is the deed
kooiriedgefsfbe mean*, ami wisdom the end
Ifajetrel be genuine, care mil who *ay* it i
/ iketi. Rather choose toebsrtwo thy desires thai
fe br-dHMised on acceuot ofthe<n.
A ship should not he made to depend em em
ar Bfr on ene hope, ---Jr. Never
condenm ? friend unheard, or witbnu
lei ring him know hU accuser, or Hi* crime.
- fcct thy dfreourte about God he renew?
each day rather than thy meats. .
TW wrath of an ape nnd ihe threat ot a ftal
hw afcmfct be regarded alike. - ;
IVeehMaid stretch neither ottrlegn nor bop*
Tbe more a man knovr*. the fewt hi* i* apf i
rdMntMitn) aWxys bis beat, and make* bii
coofiy deliberate what and where it is fit I
Am*'-*''<**>
* - *"" * mtm*;<. sA
A Washington letter in (be* New York C<x
?* A concerted movement will probaly t
made for a mndttcatfon ?,f the Tariff a? an ear
day. h i* manifest, from the completion
lit Mil GoBgren, and especially from tl
nveru&eiinjnjt majority of the opposition in tl
Senate, that no change cart he effected oal*
a trills should occur in commercial f
several years. Now is the appointe?l time i
any demonstration that may tie intended, a
for an immediate concentration of ail the infl
eoeas which can be enlisted. If tfaia sessi
tketld be allowed In close without extendi)
relief to the coffering manufacturing ioteres
it will'be difficult to predict, or even to anti<
pale, wbeaa ^Ster opportunity can he exp?
(fli There ere merry considerations of poli
connected with the approachL President
epwvtito* which will operate judiciously at ti
time, awdwhich cannot be readily enlisted be
after. Aedth is policy of prompt-action appl
with equal fofUl *o other subjects of larger n
meat. The cfaitn* for French spoliations pr
to 1800, are in at had a fix as the Tariff, lor I
ame description nl obstinate, and gangrer
predjudteee exists in tfieane case as the nth
krinit churns are nor indemnified now onl
the unappropriated pert of the public doma
which ? rapidly diminishing, Ihej will be U!
ly to aflbrd aootd future Democratic PresiH
(be opportunity of furnishing a veto on J
P,.HrV orn?*d?nf tt-ifb nrrnmtilafpd VPRf^n
gckttknptired (b<- iiabiljtjr of tie f
nmfl|U) redeem ii? r,\ igaiioun." /mmu
/
Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURT-HOUSE.
THtl above House having been purchased and
fitted up anew by Johw Doten, is again opened
for the' accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention to the wants and comforts pi guests
will be given, and hp effort, calculated to merit
the patronage of>ll wfio. may favor the establisbr~ent"
with a visit, shall be spared.
All that the 'market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
* Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
pre prepared.
The "Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hostlers.
Drovers ran be well accommodated, as any
number of horses and'mfiles can be lept in the,
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. 1. 1850. 86 tf j
MANSION HOUSE, j
L CAMDEN, 8. C.
subscriber respectfully announces tn hip
X %>ends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Eiiera^v, ibmtiiMtr hRdroupd, a*--a HOTEL, .that
g^an flroiBtnodio' a b??e ii^Lr>|Town, formerpose,
being situated in the nto?t healthy and pleasant
part of I aniden, combining aJi the advanta
gea of the town with the bhJmjr atmosphere of the
country, and within a lew mintfftle' walk of any
perl of Camden. The "rooms are large and airy,
bis Servants respectful and; attentive, and he
pledges himself to spare no pains in keeping up
an attractive and well supplied TABLE, and to uee
every exertion to please those who may call upon
him. ^ ? V'
His STABLE* will be found commodious, and
always fully supplied with Provender,
>. fcTThe House being conducted on Temperance
Prinnples, he flatters himself that those who favor
him with a call will find the MANSION HOUSE
not only the comforts and attention of a well reg.
-i?_j u??i k.u tU m?i?r retirement of a Home.
Charges moderate. ",
{ CrAll the Ruj?ee arriving in the place, arid the
Omnibuses running to the Depot, will call at the
House when desired. t ; 7
4 ; fi G.ROBINSON.
Camden, SepUX t- > . 27 if
HUNTER'S HOTEL,
CAMDEN, 8 C.
.subscriber having located in. Camden,
X would t aspect fully say to the publie that be
has opened a Public House two dooes. below the
Post Office, and hopes by strict attention tobosi
nesa to share a liberal patronage.
; sHy Stables aWgond. and well supplied with
Pruveoder, a?d roy Table shall always be supplied
with Osgood as the market affords.
I are certain that those who once favor me with
a call will be willing 10 call again.
Tba*e also, a g**?d Wagon Yard, with wood,
" foe Ifje jccomtnoda*
ttpfi 01: Waflpntoryr -?=.
1 will also ittcnd to {he Commission Business,
and all Goods consigned to my care, or left with
n e for sale chall meet with prompt attention.
* SirCharges moderate '. )
5: JAMES M. HUNTER.
Nov. 93 It
j' ' V For Sale.
A TRACT of Land lying 14 miles east of Lancaster
cotirt house, on both sides of Little
1 Lynches creek, adjoining Lands of Wm. Conner,
dec'd., Jefferson Morton, Washington Ellis and
. William Robe its. The above tract contains about
I,TOO Acre*?about 500 of which are cut
a down, and the most of it in a good state of colli,
ration. Ou the place will be fonnd a good Gin
Mua*e. and Screw, together with the ireceasary
Improvements. Also, a good a?at, both for a saw
and ?rrisl mi*). The soil is well adapted to the
growth t?f cotton arid grain
* Persona wishing to purchase, wilJ do well to
Mil and examine for themselves.
d WM. T. CASTON.
Pleasant Hill, Nov. 23. 93 lit
1 Negroes and other Property
* FOR SALE. ' 7
In Eqelty-Lancaster District. /
*i Middleloo G Carton et ?1. vs. Susannah Ca/
id and others?Bill for Partition. 1
to TJ ^ *irtoe of the Decree of the Court of Ir J"
J3 io above caee, I will sell on the 9tbof /*8"
17,1851, at the Plantation of the Estate oKjnUj
ei Caston, on Little Lyncitee creek, abou/,
of Cattle, 13 or 14 Horses and Mules, / .
head of Hogs, 2 Road Wagons, a,1*J
* Smith's Tools, a quantity of Corn and
ly other articles of prjpbtty. Also, the fojrnsfu
of GR0E8?John, Peter, Alex, Martly*'*' 8a*'i?
oey. and Beii, all yoong ard likely./ ? , ..
Terras?All sums iindcr five df '
soma over, a credit until 1st
* ? ?^tApr*tyt with tn
CQ&SOnt giving mill (WM"/
"I t?rertfromlHi dty of sale. Zfon. decM are
** tTThe creditor* of Samuejg; 0f beforQ the
d nodded to presenttherr demy
it. first Hav of January, 1851. P . ?
^ Commrs. Office, PxVlX
<?. Estat/^J0, r\ a r
siv , *?fw&,Soy? tel4- Ordinary for
offered aft Public
^T7 Kershaw District^ canfJljent on Monday,
cy Sale, at the eomt h^ex(t fitty or six,y likdy
ial the 18th day of Jan,yejrroeB. Also one hunlis
Shees, roostle gw? fjberty H|? ^ about
re- dred acres of l^oa^jn4jen) adjouiing Lands of
fourteen roues irw
Johd Brown andyf,'je 14:j, of January, at the
. Ana on Wue^|nilog below Camden, all the
Stockton P'^/tation, consisting of Horace,
lh*j 8tock ory ^JJyiloge, Also, the crop of Corn,
led Mules, C&*{ U>gether with the Plantation
er. Fodder^ L Bett of Blacksmith's Tools, beI
of ('^Residuary Estate of Joseph Cundn,
j?Bfam, de/
ke- /Term* Wvbe made known at the tune of sale,
J C.J.SHANNON,
\ ' [ JOHN BROWN,
_?ee 3 Bx'ore.
1 nlirr m iTTTTummTr
1 1, VXkJUJfrf
CTOR,
>r ' Acco^?0mmliBl0n Merchant,
ri. cajtPA'npN WHARF,
?. Libera! advances ESTON, 8. cill
dqee, and -prompt atto on consignments of PiPIH
in*of Goods, at t!?e Jtrtm given to the foiVard-I
r Aof.20. ', ^rate^.
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Staple and Fancy Goods* i
THE subscribers are now opening a complete
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goodv purchased
with moch rare, which they will dispose of1
oq their uspal liberal term's, They, conasllt in
part, as follows:
, . WOOLEN*. I
Heavy London Duffil Blankets
Super 8-4 to 14-4 Lamb's Wool Bed Blapkets
Heavy all-wool Negro Cloths
Negro Linseys, very heavy and stout
Plaid Linsoys; Wool Cloth lor women's wear
Cloths and Cassi meres.
Superfine black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths '
Suncrfiue Doe-skin black Cassimeres
Sattinets, assorted colors
Kentucky Jeans, do do > Elegant
Fashionable .Vestings
Fancy Cassirneres
Red white and yellow Flannels
COTTON GOODS#PRINTS,
of every description * . w.-Furniture
Calicoes, very handsome
Ginghams; Cross-bar'd and fancy striped Muslins
Furniture and cambFjc J^unity - _
Furniture Fringes; cotton cambrics,
Colored and blaek cambric# Y >
8iLkx and Fancy Articles. .
E'egant plain and wateFd blidt stlkif ; 44
plain. hguiW and-wamr'dcolored
44 Chena figured drees silk* '4?2
Belts; elegant lace capes "J
AJ ualiu wttfMcoUari. and #1**.* '
Very bandsoiwjrissrtmgs apd Edgings
Emeu-cambric Handkerchiefs
Ribbed silk StockiflM; raw -silk Stockings ' i
Fr?n?JvfnMiiia. black and aaeofted colors - ft
&aper black and n^sdian Wack Alpachas //
Striped ao3 croas-bhrd colored Alpachail Z JJ
I>OMESTiCS. //
3-4,7-8 and 5-5 bleached and brawn Shirting '
12-4 bleached and unbleached Sheetings j >
Ued Ticks; Apron ^eck^^coUoT^inabu^'
Super an assorted Trifb Linens Y/ v
- Lawn Dbwhw: Damasfc
- Damask Diaper; Duma ;k.Nepk/
ft Bird-eye and Husaia Diapels /'
... ! r-rr-Atea ,"V yir. ; . .* .
Pttadee and Gonny. /
kl*Btoand1VVe;^Ba/ Sj
Sugar^e.
! - 4CjpWr/f#"?{ 1 *" /, Hamnurn
Sc?ew Pates, Trace-chains, jWSVfTW- *? j
H'^si Spades, SJiovei* Magfj Hardware and
With a complete* assorinff
Wit^'lTote hrticH^^T^*r
\ \rV t '{/L^^-r^ro'/ad^d" t Ctoth^Nfcl
FA^CY DK^ESfcy T)r>HMiM cuihaen, Marinos
dtsd and printed'} tock and hfta
jfsu?T& ??dM*Vci?*' frcn^ ^ Sco,oh
"ffi&friNr. nJS&^ipi T^.M* W.
s,Hnirri?M cr/? RWV? trench fopUn, Bomhazm
WNg t*
m-\nuiRS/Ir,ck an(I ,an^y 'nemt, UMmere *M
3-sfesSSSI
Lwa, c^/^.,^ve. BuaMiit of^Jiajk, Ha*,.
,~T. ' JXpneiit.) Jong and short sleeve Men no vests,
SSS? wrf Otib Quilts, Table, Piano uu Trfl*
3at?d H>-4 Damask Table Coven, Damask arid
Netlpd'ndies.'W to 13-4 Linen Sheeting.
T.? F 6-Jt n>e Linen. 5-4 to Mrtefaed Md
'LLjottnii Sheeting, Fumimre CWstts.und Dimity,
J!YvTOimity, Furniture fringe, India Robber Sheeting
Jbed Blanket*. ?4 to 14-4 Floor Cloth. Scotch
5. Jron. A large sssortmcntof bleached and brown
rTj. c leeks, Ticking, Linseys, Ac. Ac'.
"V'WsriK llnUM Am! W,u
j(er'? all wool and. riik warp, tJTwod and Dumet,'
livo, Hod and \ellow. of every drxcripdon.
/ For Men's Wear.
/Hack, brawn, bine, rrren^olive nnd drab Cloth; fancy
And block Cnwimere*. silk ani> Caelnnero Voting*, bufftla
< loth, for shooting C.?*tltMtemv?, of every variety; !
Cravat*; Pocket Handkerchiefs; Half Huso. Under Shirts
and Drawer*; ready made Whirls and Collars; Suspendear
ilatr Caps. <tc dee.
A large assortment of Gocd^br Boy's and Servant's j
wear Georgia Plain*,' Cordova do. Blankets,
Ac, Ao<
Mo DOW ALL & COOPER.:;
Oct. 2ft , S5 tf
, A Complete Stock pi
HOSIER V !? GEO VES.
/^UNTAINING every kind of Gloves, Lace
\J Mills, Long and Half Long do,; a beautiful
article of Glaeeo Silk Gloves, aII colors, to match
Dresses; misses' and children's Gloves all sites.
Hosiery.
LadiesVSilk, Merino ami all-wool Hose; cotton
Hosiery; of every coioraad quality; misses' de.,
an Di&un*
Indies' Merino and silk Vests
Men's cotton, merino and wool Half Hose; merino
Sbiris and Drawers; boy's da
. Men's kid, silk, buckskin arid cashmere Gloves.
In fact, every thing desirable in the above dopart*
mentis, at JAMES WILSON'S.
Fancy Articles,
COLOGNE, lavender. Florida, Honey and Rose WaJer,
Jenny Lind. Omnibus, Portrait, Parisian. Nymph,
Yt indsor anil PaJtn donp: Lubin's Extract [genuine] of
Jennv Lind, Joeky Clnb, Bouquet do Caroline, Hedyasmia,
Mignionette, West End and Verbena ; Jenny Lind Hair
Gloss; Queen of Flowers Hair Oil; Hand's and Koassd'a
Eau LustraJe ; Bear's Oil, Pliilocomlv. Ox Marrow Pomade,
ibr the growth and Beauty ?f the Hair; Pbalofis
Chemical Hair Invigoraior&c &<;. Just received at
7,. J. DcffAV'g.
NEW FALLGOOM
M. DRUCKER 4 CO.
a PR nna inut nnoninrr their laree and new SOD* I
A ply of seasonable Good*, constating in part of
Cloths, casiimeres, satliuets, vesting?, linens
Plain and figured alpacce, mouselin de Lainee,
Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies Dressee
?ALSO
A a splendid variety of CalicoM, and the very beat
and clieapest bleached ana brown Muslin i
to be found in the town . >>
The above Goods have been selected with (be
greatest care, and will be sold as always, at the
very lowest prices. <>cL29.
rf quarter and half pounTboxe?; White Mun?
terd^ffee1; Gf^er^Black and Red Pepertfc ^
*-1 *' *>?' .
m rt!?u imwwH
11 ^HE subscribers have jufti/?pcelv?^ ind fox
X sale the. following articlesfoml /
Dried Beef; smoked Halib?> " ^
KisNo. 1 Mackarel I{ J*.!/
Quarter barrels do. /S&
7'Barrels No. 3 do/ / * //
Chemical, Rose and Cartile Soaps tv>- ~
Potted Yarmouth Herrings
Lemon, Prune and Pus Apple'Presenwif^t/
Boxes small size Enpfah Dairy Cheesei .
Boxes large size Clyofo * /r
Dec. 9. SHAW & AUSTIN,
EXTRA FAMILY /LOUR--another lot in B*n jost'
received and for/"? by SHAW & AUSTIN.
* ?ii i '
XpINE IRISH POTATOES-A few hbl?. jam awwived
jStew a u cm JPntorm
X" by .
piCKLED.SA^jr"^'
ICkLED BlEP?Prime roess No. 1 for wile bv
8IIAW & AUSTIN
A LOT wF'ne Bacon sides?superior Lard?
J\_ <jld a? new Cora?northern Potatoes for
ptantuuprf^znt salt, cbeeae, new rice, &c.,just
receivedV E. W. BONNEV.
FLOUR, Jfct received by
eT , E. w. BONNEY.
TXff' Wsloft CtUnp, Tomato do. Capers and Pepper
MOOKgg.
"" w"rM^iS8A'
tpproved brands
Pieklesof all sizes. Just rceeivedat
r ' i - ' ... ? ^ ,, ... > ? s
-t A tVnlff Bureh floarl lost recel* :
1U vedby SHAW & AUSTBt
A few Doxe^Sperni Candles, "extra."
\,'T
"tJ-EEF TONGt'ES.?Jost npoivad, a auk a( Beef
JOTangwo*, to yplcndld owler, at MOOKE'8.
QUflfKJT CDR?D^0AMb?^4**k in fineonler. at
ST - - " " "228EL.
Wo?. 80. . MOORE'8 GROCERY.
l^EW .R^l6fnf8~100 bores Rnnrins. In whole, half
11 end onrter bow, new er?p and fine. At
Hv.&T . MOOSE'S,
F^ss s^r " vr^
/ISACSgftMM?> wine, butler, eweet- and water
V CrecW Jtyt revived and freeh at MOOSE'S.
BEfcKWUEAT'A fe*b- HoU'" %ko*o*sA'
'.? : *? V.
"VfgW RAISINS?in qnertdr, half .and whole hoses,
11 Olneer Preserves, Sardine*, in quarter and whole
hoses. At .MOORE'8,
/ GoiheRMd Tlf|UU? Jhlttor. . ,
- Krku^Priine QoAen Butter.
-A
-vf HwrFafl floods,
T^md the Jtuldic generrfty/tiiat he ie now rocetving
his Pall supply, of ' i
Groceries, DwraesUes, Ac. k
Consisting in, part, of the following rtic|es, vixfr^
Brown, crushed, loaf and c larked Sugar*New.
Orleans and ImiscovadolfolasBes
Itio'and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Btuion and Lard
No* 3 and 3 Mackare} ~
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
. Swedes Iron of all slzfcs
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
iBaggfiifr, Rope audi Twine,
Men and boy's Wagon Sad^fes
Ridimrand Wersroti Bridles'
Hamea, Collars, Riding and Waggdti Whtpa
, . . ? *1 aiio < '
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Colliiit-' beat Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks 1. ..
Negro Clothe
Bleached and brown Homespuns -<
Bed, Negro and Riding BMJtfKETS
??ALSOJ^ ' yi
A few cases ofqnen and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found Ln a well supplied
Grocery and Hardware store, all of which
will be sold exceedingly, low for cash.
B. W. CHAMBERS.
Camden, 8. C. Sept. S. 70 it
MrThe Somter Banner and This Soathroo will ropy
for three modth*. *,V- ?
~ Rock Salt. "r>*" .
For mle by Hi LEVY fe SON,
Distinguished Aniyalall ^
1TAKE pleasure ia ?iii)OUnc:tig Uuj safe arriv*!
f'ftif01ii'l <?"'ffllllfri' C?OOltlAmongat
wbicli Rio, the nawest Htvloffif French
uasnroeres anu nioiiitsiinen no vmniw,
Alpaccas, Mohairs, CaroeleoOs, Coburgs,' Brap tfe
Lyons, changeable Parramattas, solid color d Mo
rraoes, ami Moueselmes, and a let of satin striped
l)re*a Goods, at 20 cents per <&.
Oct-J. . jambs, wiwon,
Valuable Plantation
WednesdaVthe 15th January, 1851, the dwelling'
house and lot belonging to the estate- of Robert 0?
P. Stewart. esq, dec'd ,in the village of Lancaster^
bounded-north bv Clarke's lot. eastbj white street,
sooth by lot of DrT'l^. R. Jones, and west by Main *
street. Tj.e House and Lot is in excellent repair
and condition.
Also, a Tract of Woodland, lying one mile oortlr
of the village, containing 100 acres, more or lessr
adjoining lands of A. Gamble, Allen Cousar, Jane
Barr ana others. Terms < credit of 1 and 2 fears
I ? LvLJ !*L J ' !.L '
(.urciiaeers giving uonua wuo guwu necuriiy, wiu? .
interest from day of sale, payable annually, and a
mortgage?except"a#wuch-ca?h from the sale of
the House and Lot an wilt pay costs.
J A M ES II. WTTHERSPOON, c. e. l. d. *
Dec. 14,1850. 9 - 100
Valuable Property for Sale. ' |
111 Equity-?Lancaster District,
Geoige W. Gill, et. al. vs. Wm. E. GiU, et al. Partition
Real Estate Mrs. Mary Gill.
BY virtue of the decree of the Codrt in above'
case, I wilt sell at Lancaster the 1st
Monday, the 6th day of January, l&fl^Hfcllov-ing
property, belonging to the ^ag^HPRCjfarv
Gil), deed., viz: that valuable^PBeIlopse.ia *
the village of Lancaster, known asrne "Globe Hotel,"
and store house adjoining, fronting the Court
House, bounded north by lots of Minor Clinton,
esq., east by White street, and south by Dunlap
street, for this year occupied a? a public house by
Col. Price at a rent of $300 per annum.
Also, one square of lots in rear- of the Hotel,
bounded west by White street, south by Dunlap^,
east by mark^^ee^jLgj^gptfh by meet
mg Street - .
Also about 135 acres of two
nines east of the village, bounded bydHWs of W.
McKenna, J. H. VVithenspoon, Anna Mc^ow, Harpers
and others. *'
Terms?A credit of 1 aot} 3 yeara with interest
from daV of sale, purchaser give bond with two
good securities and a mortgage of the premises. .
Also?At the same time I vuU sa&fc'Wadfrut
young fellow, and- Molly, a youn^
with her two first children, to effeet.'|uMfe.
chaser tojgiv* bood with ^
The Exr'x and Ex ors- I^ry. J e- ai
several Plantations or Tracts of Lanl^ dftSSfe ,,Lynches
creek, being all the Laiute of fjpttlfct*
cepting the Goldmine and 1 r/v'';
These lands comprise sonw ei^t'or tea tftwsand
acres, and will be sold in separate
nitftAmmrutofa ni?roK*i?<?4 *
The surveys are now being made, and the plate
when completed, may be seen at the office of J
M. DeSaussure, Eeq.
Terms?A credit of one, twoAwf three yeutf,
with interest from the day of sale. Parchaaert t<^
| cents {jer ehare, hav iiigbeen
D^ilil850.
r kVfe Ht&mMktol&W&t. JPI
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Dec. 17. - 90 ; *3? _
ITegmsforSale. Ml
QY of(ter6f twewJTnsrv will be fold on the 15th,
0" January,1891. at Lancsntervill*, seven Lihe^
If Negroos, m the estate at Robert O. P. Stewart*. 'Sal
e?q, 4ec'd., among the number if a superior qook.
an excellent young ibiiow, a mu'uuu uo\ ana wo.
Mgfe J?