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NIt 1111. Dr. W. 3. YeKia; es: great pleasure do,ane tp the public for kiad and lberal atroeage heretofore otiBdd:to bia, and would w*g to the pub Us a3yg ._ashedelb detereeied to ptra to 4 hi. etU bet ~ s-e ever did s in a ijes : m ee slte cr, fOr th a o ads eses; abo Insert th at a dies what the Detal- Yalcanite Com 'ii weby gI*n tat Dr. W. B. N*bY,a Nwbere+ Coraty, Soth Car ..sa, bs oor nul ._te e of Ebbar as a beW%e 'INetar , in - eag angelbesiais hes.b, p9g ndeT them to O for in . tekard* pald for in t.atige*h*brv tinadbt *,2ieden of any~a us se of ou Patente. wE pasipsl 5~a without fur lth of ~ ~ ~ s th .e,ffP ~* -rA-u 2a 2La - ~' as' se me Sgfld ti fe m ~ ~ ~~h so knn a AC -, - CS-gar, sadMi s al A bEde ho and and ther Sar,e 8Aisw~ dles, bnins ered Hoo an andes Ca. anw E his seer, thn GSD.Cpsnd an he mid ..s er andaing and a uste .asending the -kisSes .Eei.d, ad which he eoecSins to be uadtst4asoms eesbp=sIp*r w Jae2117.1~Oea. iox Jewbtry, I. C. An Ordinance to preserve the peace and good order of the Town of Neaerry and to establish police regul4tts for the sagte.. . Be it ordained by the Town Council, and by authority of the same that after the pass ag, of this Ordinance, it shall be the duty of the Marshall to arrest all persons guilty of misdemeanors or lighter crimes, within the corporate limits of the Town of Newberry, by violation of the laws of the State of South Carolina, or by violation of any Ordi nance of the Town of Newberry, and bring them before the Intendent or a warden act ing in his stead, whom the Intendent may appoint for that purpose,- at such hour as may be designated from time to time, for a 4ai police Court and that the Intendent, or *arded acting in his stead shall have power to pass such order in the premises as in his opinion justice may require consist ently with the authority of Council, in such case provided. ] Be it further ordained, that it shall be the duty r - the Yarshall, after the arrest of any, person, whose violation of law interfeer with the peace and good order of the Town of Newberry, or the conduct of the person arsested, afer the arrest is made, Is such as to Iepair the peace and good order of the .own to closely confine such person, and .o gq4ee ba as herein before -directed for examinatlon, or proper adminiatration ofcriminal justiee may require. Beit ordained, that any person riding t upon the idle-walk, or leading horses there on except to cross the same, be held guilty of a misdemeanor, and be punished at the discretion of the Council,- within the fmits of its authority. Be it further ordained, that any person found drunk in the streets of the Town of Newberry, whereby the peace and good or der of the Town is impaired or the conve nience of other persons is Interfered with, be held guilty of a misdemeanor and pun ishable at the discretion of the Council sith in the limits of their authority. Be it ordained, that the discharge of fire I arms In the streets or roads, within the corporate la of the Town of Newberty, bebeld'a ideaseanor, and punished-st the dbpcetioo otthe Pouncl within the limits a Be id that smoking In the Rail Road ort tpon any of Its plat-forms, be held ttu meanor and ponisbable at the diseres -of the Council, within the dmits of tbgpushority, and be it fhrther or dained, thm smoking in private were houses, anamep after notice forbidding ach smokbh. held a misdemeanor, and punishab c i , as above provided Be it further d that the sa of false weights and measures,,subjects the parties using them, to isbtoent at the discretion on the ob ithi the limits of iwaothori,. besides their )ity. to. I prcbe'ed s nst: otierwise odh lair, d'ifh-hi be lawful for the Mar - hal fro- t to - fee'te: and oft the e of a llweights and eas ares andl.trade withi* the corporate, Em its of Newbierry, and to report all violations of law in this particular, - Done and ratified in Couaite sisembled, 4 and given under my hapnd th seaf -e the Corporation, this fifteenth day of May, A. D.geihteen-annd,ed and ixty-sble. B. N. B&.ass, (ilrk hay 35 Nxwasaar, 8. C. - 4A Or#nassct to imiprove the 8ani-] tary eodiio-of the 2oten of Newoer, Be is ordained by the Town Coo,sil and by the satoty og the same, Thaat all the tresii within the-coete limits of the Twn oft Nevberry, shall be kepl ope-n, ad sfroip all obstructIons irn any way -in ing the fresh flow of water, and that the aniownersand tenants6e required to drain heir larnds.adjacent to the stream', of all tagnant water, and remove any other :ses impairing t,e~ sanitary condition of 0e Town. That the Marshall sala take immnediate t'ps to open the streams at the expense of he Town Copacil,.and .to notify the land awers and - teesstatt drain' their lands ~ adjacent to the streams;.anduponthe fail ure ef any one hpuera reqaire.l to drain r lnds- adjacentA-o ~the ireams, that the - Earhall shall Ifave theilght, and'lisbereby S instruted to ester upon snch lads re-- a uiring draibing, an(d dada -she sane, kerep- sa sg an eat s,ccounlt of the eost' of such- i Irainage, ad charge the coil to the party 'c whoseduty It is to drain the land under T his Ordinance and repot the same to si he Council. T That she person or. persons liable to drain 1) lands under this Ordisnce, and-upoaanotice. railing to render obedience to thIs Or $ lance within a ieasmonable time, shB be s aeld guilty of a misdem6nor, .and -punish 11,18 with-he at the discretion of the Coun- u mil within the Eits of Its authority, be pides., being. otherwise procee4ed against scrding to Law. Beit furthur ordained that all .a.s of b lickness within the corporate limitsof New-b erry, or other nisnce be- removed or - Lbaed as far as may be by the owiners or >ccup tts of the lots upon which such auses of sickness or nuisance may exist, pon notice to that effect, and that such ersonm failing so to remove or abate such, sanse of sickness or nuisance, shall be held uilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by o Ee at the dieretion of the coneil, within tie limits .of its- authority, besides being as iable to 'be otherwise proceeded against ~ aording to law. That It shall be the duty of the Marshall pon the failure of the owners and occu ants of lots to remove or abate any cause ' f sickness or other nuisance as hereinJ provided to enter upon such jots,' and re move- ce abate such causes of sickness or uther 'nuisance, and keep dau exact account at sh removal or abatement and report the m.;.e to thme Council. That it shall be the duty of the Marshall o look closely and vigilantly to the im roveent of the sanitary condition of the rown, and that he promptly report every Ahing at all impairing the same. DQne and ratified in Council, assembled, and given under my hand and the seal of the corporation, this fifteenth day of May, A. D., eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. J. N. BAXTER, Intendant. R. M Br.Uas, Clerk. ay 26. District Court of the United States. or the Distrist of Seeth COseeIsa. In Bank.. rupte. n the:stSer or Nastis Chapinh in To wmit may euneesn: The nderalgned meueby glvemuotlee of hasae tnn As igass of the este et MMrCsI,Beak, hiendvdaslsysad suvio n .. &C.a.**eM |n|te.,.mat of "ma s'o'|*.'h"s'"een a"'la a "nku Distict. at ewberry C. Ii., the 6th day or A . D., ulgu.. ay U 3a' A lrge b, by the e,eorretall. May 518 Lf. TR. ARThO O. ' At ShoAt0p 'ITIZEN'S SAVINGS' BAI O Of 8UTH CAROLINA, N ewberry Brano1 OMce on Pratt Street. -o OPFICEERS: GenL WADE RAMPTON. President. J. B. PALMER, Vice'.President. Thomas E. GREGG, Cashier. G. T. SCOT C, Assistant Cashier. FAIR, POPE & POPE, Solicitors. Local Finance Board. JOHN T. PETERSON, EMANUEL S. COPPOCK, RUEBEN S. CHICK. [uterests on Deposits at thi Rate of 6 Per Cent., Per Annum. Prom9a. m., to 5p.m. [Extract from By-Laws.] "Deposits may be made by at y minc aver the age of twelve years, either with c rithout a guardian, and by married womei a their own names. Euns of $1 and up ard will be received, but no Interest sha 0 paid on the fractional parts of S. nor o ny sum where the whole deposit is less tha , nor for the frac.ional part of a month." Will be ready for Business May 1s May 518 6m. IN THE 5th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Newberry-In Equity. elen Y. Orosson, by her next freind, vg James M. Crosson, et. al. Bill to sell Land, &c. It appearing that James M. Crosaon, on f the parties defendant to this bill is ab eat beyond the limits .of this State. 01 3otion of Messrs Fair, Pope & Pope, Plain if's Sblicitore. It is ordered that said de ?ndant do plead, answer or demur to sail ill within. forty days from the publicatioi f this order, or the same will be taken pri onfesso against him. At Obamber.% L,- BOOZER. *1, 17, 1869. f 1"Y1920tf. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Newberry-In Equity. ames B. Clary, vs. Kay . Burton, Thoma R. Wilson, and Permelia Burton. Bill fur Relief, &c., It appearing that Kay Burton and Per elia Barton, two of rhe parties defendan a this Bill are absent beyond the. li-.-its o bis State. 0, motion of Messrs. Fair 'ope,. Plaintiff's Solicitors, it is orderei at said defendants do plied, answer o em.r to said bill in, forty datys from th ublicaion of this..order,, or the sarne vil e taken pro confesso against them. At Chambers, L. BOOZER. ay 18, 1869.f ay 19 20 tf. MARE CHANCE! TIE HUTN AMEIA IFE ISIIACE CO., OF: NEW YORK. SMYS, fOUl AD A QUAITE 1111UON8 HIS COMPANY desires to secure Loca and District Agents throughout the ate of Soutl Carolina, and will make liber arragemens with men of energy ant K sesall the desirable forms of Policies rates as low as those of other irst'.clasi cmpnis. It gives a CREDI I OF ONE, [RD the PREMIUM, WHEN DESiRED md receves the b-lance in ONE, TWO o1 BE[NSI'ALLMENTS. with THIiRT1 AYS GRACE PAYMJEN IS. Its Policlesare NO N-FORFEITABLE FO! SPECIFIED) AMOU'r, in cas of faiurt' pay premiums NO) RE$FR[CIONS03~ (f HERN RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL. Active men with such a Company, cai ske an agency pay them well. Apply to E P GEORGE, 1y6 20 3t Gen.Aganfor S."C. Adte%:'e4e Charletona Hotel, Charleston 'C. til 10th June; after that date-Colum la,S. C. Ioney-Order Postoee, Newberry, C. H., S. C.,' May 25th, 1869.J Aoney Orders can be ob'sined at this Ice upon all parts of the Ur'iced States hich is now the safest way to apd n-oney, Sthe governmen~t is responsible for every eder issued. A. K RISER, May 26 20 4t. Postmaster. Buy the Best 9! We now bave on hand the foP.owing pop lar styles of Ladies and Misses hoop skirts: e Dew Drop, Tip Top, Popular, - Favorite, R eception Detni Quaker, Grecian La Parie. The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with a ladies, and is universally receommended the Fqshion Magazines as the standardi :irt of the fashionabie world. To enjoy the following Inestimable adven. gs, -via: Superior quality.. perfect shape, mish,- ezibility, durability, comfort and conomy. Buy the-bes IL&rHIAS BA RRR &. SON. .y e EY&z-atSadi' ody D R, TROS. T. MOORE, 4 ININU&; Is happy to inform his friends and the public, that he is up again-better and L brighter than ever, after the recent confla- f gration. He is prepared to perform all manner of operations connected with the Dental profession, in the .nost scientific manner He desires particularly to call the attention of persons suffering from "Cleft Palate." He can remedy the evil and make speech perfect. He has greater iacilities for making and administering Nitrous Oxide Gas, than any one else in the State. Teeth can positively be extracted w-thout pain, by the nse of this Gas, when adminis tered by scientific hands. Persons wishing any work done will find it to their advantage to call at his office, over Messrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. C. March 17 11 3m. CLOTHING. HAT S:. At Wholesale & Retails --0 R & W, C SViFF1ELD, Columbia, S. C. --0 We have received our SPRING STOCK of the above Goods bought for cash, and i. will be sold at a small advance. Country dealers supplied, and prices a guaranteed AS LOW as any house south of o New York. We keep the best fitting Shirts that are mada. AU the late styles of French Casi > meres for custom work. March 24 12 tf. t s Stockholders of the Newberry Sugar Manufactur ing Company, will make im mediate payment-of one-third 3 of their respective shares. THOMAS S. MOORMAN, May 12 19 tf.. President. tREENHLLE CORN AND FOR SALE BY R.- MOORMAlIl 00 C. Mlay 518 tf. Laurenis Raili-oad. Office i,aurens R. R. - Laurens C. U.,S. Q4pril 29; 196g On and after Tuesday. 12th May next! the trains on this road will commence running t 30 return on -same day; to connect with up 9 and down trains on Greenvilleand Colum blai Railroad, at -Helena.; leaviing Laureis at r 5i A-M., on Tuesdays, Fhursday's anddat- t airda.y's, and leaving ~Helena at 1i P. 1 -, on i same days. J. S. BOWIERS, r Supt. L. R, R. *Rosemont Cemetery. - Purchasers of lots in the Cemetery who have paid for the same, will get their titles by calling oni Dr. Gouin, the Treasurer.- The few who have not patid for their lots, are most earnestly, and for the last time (it isj Sto be hoped) requested to nie'et their obli gattors and get their titles also. The grounds.have been enclosed for their bene fit as well as those who have paid their dues, and they have met no part of the ez penses. a A. C. GARLINGTON, Secretary. May19 20Otf. 'WILSON & WICIKER, ARE THIS DAY OPENINTG A CHOICE STOCK 2 OF DRY GOODS, 'Dress G-oods, GROCERIES, &c.. &c., CONSISTING IN PART OF: CHALLIES, BERAGES, a MOZ AMBI QUES, GRENADINES, POPLINS, a MUSLINS, PRINTS, CALICOES, &C. STRIPES, &C, FANCY ARTICLES, &C. SUGARS, COFFEE, 5 TEAS, MOLASSES, p FLOUR, BACON, POTATOES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE, &C. HATS, CAPS,.BOOTS, SHOES &C.G June 2 20 tf Ice, Ice. The subscrihers are prepared to furnish ice to the citizens of Newberry, from- this date. MT CRSIN June 22fltf. Ice-Cream at Shodairs, a to-day. THE NEWBERRY BUCAR COMPANY, 'roposes to grind all the. Sugar Cane that eewberry Town'hip will furnish this year, ud convert the syrup into Sugar, upon iir terms, or purchase at good price, all :ne delivered at the Sugar Mill, at or near Zewberry, Court House, at a proper stage s tipeness. - All who wish to avail themselves of this enefit, must plant the pure seed of the hlack Imphee Cane, which can be had at lie store of R. Moorman & Co. The Company further proposes to sell ut all the Township rights, except this, *nd is ready to eff,:ci such sale. For particulirs, apply to THOMAS S. MooRM AN, April 2S 17 tf President. [869. SPRING 1869. STOc]E OF SHOES !! kBRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE Have now in Store an elegant Stock of Tqe & aegfe5 i GAITERS & SHOES, For Spring and Summer rear. of every pattern, make and material, rh ich have been selected specially for this narket. and we invite particular attention o them. As we deal exclusively in this line, our itock embraces a large variety, and too, buy og as we do, in such quantities, we can af brd to Sell as Cheap as the Cheapesta Se" Call and Examine our Stock cnd be continced.%ii We return thanks -to our friends and cus pmers for the very liberal patronage be towed upon us in the past, and respectfully sk a continuance of the same. March 24 tf GUGllT IT I DECLlNE !! W. H. WEBB, laving just returned from be North with a complete and general as ortment cof Goode, such as Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Fancy Articles, and .Groceries, 'kes pleasure in' calling ai,tention to his rock, which was purchased at a decline In rice.and which he offers at correspondingly > figures. These goods need only be seen and priced , convince any one as to their Superior nality and cheapness. Spcial attention is called to the large ya lety of Ladies and other Shoes, maniufac,. ared expressly for him and stamped with is name, and whbich are warranted In every spect. Call, examine and be convinced. W. H. WEBB. March 21 3m Capt. McFall, WITE ESSR8. BlRE & SON, Takes pleasure in informing the Ladies articularly, and the coinntuity at .har;e, tat n elegant Stock of Goods is now open ,r inspection. In the line of Fine Goods, pecial attention has been given, and the ssortmect of ~broideries, Tattins, Laces and Trimmings, the completest and best ever before rought out. While the Stock of Dry Goods, White and Heavy Goods, knd Dress Patterns in ?oplins, Lenoes, Mozambiques, Tamertines, Grenadines, 3hallies, Silks, Muslins and Calicoes, TOGETHKEIL WITH shirtings, Sheetings, Stripes, &c., &c. re of the best grades,, and qualities. To 'hic is added an elegant and beautiful ssortment of ~fantg and gailet $ictles. All of these Gc.ods are offerea at reasone ble prices.'- Call and examine. March17 11ltf. R. Moorman & Co., Have just received a new supply of 3acon, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, lyup Tobacco, Country ured Shoulders & Sides, &c., Ehich they propose to sell at satisfactory ices. They receive new supp.lies every eek, and invite an examination of their ock. March 24 12 tf. Nagons! Wagons!! We are still taking orders for ODIER, C0X, IAHKLY & 00'S 1,2,3 and 4 Horse Wagons. Perons who may wish to secure one of e above Wagons for future use, would oo el to leave their orders with us at an1 irly day, so the-t their Wagons may be adv fo~r them in good- time. Our stock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE nd GROCERIES, is full and complete as snal. CARW[ILE & Mco,AUGHRIIN. CLEARANCE SALES! COMM-NCINE M oda, May 11, 1869 AT R HORTON MARSHALL -a TO CONTINUE UNTIL THE 1st JUNE. AT THAT TIME, AN EN TIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. BARG-AINS MAY BE EXPECTED. may1219tf 1869. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GlobelnsuranceCo., Capital, Surp'us and Reserved Funds........ ...Gold, $17,6),8 00 Assets in the Uuited States, over..................-------- 2,000,0C0 00 Daily Cash Leceipts, upwards of ...............................Gold 2), )00 00 T). A: i;AL RioRT roR THE TEAR 188 Sauws, That the Premi ms were..........Gold, $5,86.5.(75 ! he Lo.ses amoni.ted to........... 8,68L.446 The As,ets have been increased " t84,361 After paying a Dividend of 8 per cent., amountiug to S587.625, the undivided ortaflts are ................ (iold, 48 66) Assets. ............. Gold, 17,690,:.9 FIRE POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY, GOLD OR STEL LING. CHARLES T. LOWNDES, Agent South Carolina. WM F. NANCE, Agen: Newberry, S. C. April 28 Wiskeman & Wilber, Having removed to their New Store, are ready to accommodate their friends in all sorts of Groceries, at the lowest prices pos. ibtl . They are ready to fill orders for Peruviin uano, direct from the original Ferntvian Agent, At Market Prices for Cash, Feb. 2-4 8 tf. COLUMBIA--DRY GOODS, NOW OPEN A? KINARED'S. Wta ke pleasure in informing our Newberry friends, and those of sur" ounding countrv, that we have-now open, r selection of Dress Good.A, with Fringe. imps and Buttons to match, of beautiful syes and patterns. A full line of Printed Lawns, C.imbrica, Jaconers and Organdies. ,A full line of Sheeting. A full line of Long Gloths. A full line of Calicoes. A full line of White Goods. A full line-of Kid Glares. A full line of Lisle Thread Gloves. A full line of Hosiery. A full line of Iri.h Linens. A full line of Cassimneres for Gentlemen 's uits. A full line of Linen Coating, Drills and Ducks. Making our stoek q:e as full and corn. plete as it unas two weeks ago. We solicit a caill from our friends and all risito's to oulr city, with the assurance that ur stock and prices will please all. J. HI. & M. L. KINARD, One door South of Columbia -Uotel. May 5 18 Bmnos. ho State of' South Carolina In Equity-Newberry. ohn A. Barksd ale and others, vs. William F. Nance. Ajim'r and others. The Creditors of the Estate of Col. James 1). Nance, deceased. are hereby required to ender on oath, and establish their respec,. ive demands before the undersigced, on or tefore the 9th of July next. SILAS JOHNSTONE, April 14 15 3mo Special Referee. Surveying. I am rnow fully prepared to attend to all york of thIs kind, .entrauted to me. Sur' eving in atll of its~ bratnches attended to with c'curcy and di-patch-at usual prices. Or'. lers cant be left at Mr. J. E. Peterson's offce, ,r sent to me through the Postoffce at this alace. G. M. GIRA14DEAU. April 14 15 R. Moorman & Co., Are just receiving a fresh iuppy of Virgina Flour, of superfine ;rads. Buckwheat Flour, No. I Kits of Mackerel And other articles, to which they nvite the attention of housekeep ?rs. April 14 15 tf [n the District Court of the JNITED STA TES. for South Carolina. 3Iay Ierm. 1869. In the mat ter of John Mayer f Poma' iat, Newherry County-Bankrupt. ~erition for full and final discharge in Blank uptcy. Ordered, that a h#enring he had on the 2nd lay of July, 1809. at Federal Court lose in Charleston.S. C ; and that all ered-. tors, &c , of said Bankrupt appear at said ie and place, a d shew cause, if any they on, why the praver of the petitioner should ot be granted. 'And that the 2nd and 3d neeings of creditois of said Bankrupt will e held at the offce of' J. C. Jaeger, E'.q., egistar of 3.1 Con District of S.C , on 29th ay June, 1800, at 12 im. 'By ar'ler of the Court, the 29th day of i~a,6. DAFIEL BORLBECE, Clerk DIstrict Gourt United'States. Ju.e 221 3t For Ronth Carol1tna. FRESH ARRIVALS. The nndersi2ned has just returned from New York, with a large and complete stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, which be is prepared to sell low forcash. SFeb. 10 tf. D. MOWER. Spring Dress Goods. A few pieces of nice Popln and Challe Mohair Call and see them, at D. MOWEWS. Feb 10 tf Notice. I have been solicited by my frieads from time to time to order stores for them, and 1 would now say to all who desire one of the best COOK S FOVES, that I have made sat isfactory arrangements with the manufacta rers. and can fill orders for all whn ma de sire. D. MOWER. Jan 13 LIME. Eor sale by Jan 13 D. MOWER Just Received, Some very heavy PLAID OS NABURG, for sale low by D. MOWEh. Jan. 27 4 tf. DRY &M1LLINERY GOODSe A good stock of the above con stantly on hand, and for sale low for cash, by D. MOWER. Jan 13 tf. New Orleans Molasses. For sale by Jan 13 D. MOWER Prints-Prints. ew and? handsome styles of Spring PrI a Feb 10 tf D. iDMUJWEBR'' Ladies' Baskets. A Sne aesortment at D. MOWER'. Feb 10 tf. Kits New Mackerel and Salmon, for sale by Feu 1,) tf D. MOWER. Anice stock of Sugars. Cell and see boe buvng,nat D. XOW&2'8.. Feb1 tf Leather, for sale by D. MOWER. LARGELY INfREASIR Stock of Groceries, Paysinger & Wilson Next door to the Shoe Store, Have now on hand, and to which they are constantly adding all choice articles in the Grocery line, which they are selling~ at L OW PRIOES, GROCERS SUCH AS Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Candl,.. Mackerel, &s 'Together with Bagging, Rope, Trace Chains, Spades, Axes, Yarns, Cottos cardq Osnaburgs, Hlomespons, Tobacco and Sogars, Tin ware, Jug ware, And a large variety of other arti eles, such as are usually kept in.a first class grocery store, dec 2 49 NEW STORE--NEWY STOIJ, Groceries! Groceries!! Groceries!!!I Bacon, Flour, Salt, Sugar, Lard, Molasses, 80pCandles, . Matelhie, Cheese, Mackerel, Candy, &c., &c., &c. March 3 9. P. BUZZRAEDTeF Thomas S. Moorman, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Has resumed the practice of the Law as this place, and catn be found for the pr0se9 t the store or R. Moorman & Co. Feb2Is tf' 3. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchaznt Nes, 1 & 2, AtlantIe Wharf, C HA R LEST ON, S. C. Hlaving ample means for advances~, a bus ness experience of twenty, years, and con iing himselIf strictly to a Commission Business, without operating on his own ae :ount, re.spectfullI solicits consignments of oton Flour, Wh'eat. Corn, &c. Shippersc of Produce to him may, aUbher ,ption, hiave their consignmecnts sold eithes n Charleston or New York ; thtus having he advamntage of two markets, witho$ e*. ira Commission.. REFERENCEPA Bishop W. 31. Wighit'an, S. 0; Col. Wmn. Johnson, Charlo.teN. C; RiW. T.'O0. kawmere. Tenn. tlHen. John P. Klag, AM, uta. G.t.; Messrs. Geo. W. Williams b 30.; Cha'rleston. S. C.; Messrs. WIi!!0me aylor & Co., Nederhk. A pril 28 17 l7.