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AT TUB ; .{i-V^tyj}' TIME" P1U?H: Txti^i^g'^ Asn?m in Advance.' ??tjrXHK cAsil"^a MUST INVARIABLY ACCOMPANY THE - v SUBSCRIPTION. Country Produce tukcn nt Market Ruten. $$ oo #2 oo __JzJU_i__-. ?'?WGS*nc respectfully request nur friend* to sendjn their Advertisements as early in the werfe .qs convenient; and if possible, let us have them by Thursday evening, fly this means, ire icilt be able to is$u4 at an earlier hour on Satur day; and reift be rn?blcH to give m6re of the ?latest nexesi up. to the, time of our. going to press. RH AD1NG MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. LOCAL ITEMS. '^TURDAY MORNING, OCT., 17, 18G8. Our Defcnco. Oiir7,big brother of tho "News" family,? the 11 Charleston Daily,"?has tho following paragraph in its issue of the 14th, viz: ."Xllt/?AItUEC?K AT OttAXOKllURO.-TllO Oraiigcburg News in publishing a full report ?of tho prbcocdingE and speeches at tho late successful barbcciic, forgot to mention the fuet that its report was taken bodily from the columns of tho <Jhnrleston News. Our indc fatignblo reporter nt Ornngeburg was doubt less surprised to find the fruit pf his labors so unceremoniously borrowed by our generally careful 'c?tdmporary rV Ou this a word or two; Our report was not *'taken bodily" from its columns. The speeches of Judge Aid rich aud Col. Reed, in our last issue, and those of Cols. Aiken and lluskell, on the first pago of this, were set up from that source. We would havo inado the acknowl kiiowledgcuieilt desired by our Charleston con (temporary, but that we considered that the -whole credit was duo to a citizen of Orange burg," Quei.QUEFOIs, ou this occasion the reporter of the Charleston Arci'.'s. We had intended (before socing the paragraph re ferred to) to express our sense of obligation in the. niattor, in this issue, iu which we con clude the publication of the speeches : but did not intend, ( unless wo had done so incidental, ly) to award the.credit to the Charleston, yews. *?ho public.'?nd .ourself really owe t heir debt Xa the light rather than to the candlestick. " We'havo now and then furnished, from our ?simple lightwood torch, some few, flickering iniys to our big brother aforesaid, which have . Ocen unacknowledged: but we have never con sidered it a matter worthy of remark. Kev. W. (*. Connor. I This distinguished divine, so endeared to our community during a long residence here, as pastor of tho Methodist ^Church, and Presi dent of Orungclmrg Female Seminary, has returned from his trip to the fur West. We are sorry to hear, however, that his stay with us will bo short; as he will return to Tc^s!sjfap^in?utli, to take charge of Chnpel Hill University, as its President. Our reverend friend will bear with ItinK to his lieW and distant home, the best wishes and prayof? of all, for his future welfare aud hap phtoss. Firemen's Fair. ? Oai .Wednesday nb'xt, tho Ladies' Vatt for ,tl}0 lieitefit of tlic Yo?'rtg America'Pire Engine J^oibjinnY^ will bo opened, and we would par ticularly commend to the notice of our friends , iu the country this admirable opportunity of jfafforduig. to their wives, children or sweot hearts, (as tho case may bo), a great deal of pleasure at-small cost. See advertisement. ?_ ill - trJ, ' ;,v Fatal Quarrel. On Thursday evening, 8th instant, Rose ^?rilhcsf a, colored woman living nour. Brnuch j villo, had a quarrel with her daughter Char .<jv4$e, }$i 'which her. sons, John and George ?participated. Tho party boat Charlotte with sticks and clubs, nud drove her from the house. *J rt**f ft t Charlotto, after leaving the house, feel down I at t^ic side, of ,the road, being unable to pro ? -ecod^on account of*tho injuries.sho received. iSbe was picked up (fhd; carried back to the ?house by two women,.and there lay, neglected, till the next morning, when it was discovered ^ -lliftt sh^bad died during the night. A Coroner's imjuest, lield by V. W. Fairey, Esq., developed tho above facts \ nud Rose, John and George have been arrested, and are confined in jfcfl under a eiiarge of murder. Notice; j TJbo Detnotrfatio voters of Jamison's Poll nre requested to meet at JamisoitB' Turn Out, ^^ITO?ly nc.\"t, for tne purpose of forming a Democratic Club. Willian M*. llutson lOsq., has consented to attend, aud will address the meeting. DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COM. i of Election. d to nnnoU^feli^OBpj Board, consisting of. Messrs. George W. Stur geon, J. Koitt ?Hatte, and David G^luncey/ will meet to-day, nt half-past one o'clock, P. M., nud dn"Monday next, nt the same hour, for the transaction df business. i v Nouce. ?; . . . All persons willing to assist i:f dressing the Masonic Hall for the Fair, will please meet thorc at 10 A. M. on Monday. Contributions of artificial flowers requested. ? Contributions of fane}'work will please be sent to the hall on Monday. Contributions of uncooked provisions will be sent on Tuesday, and all prepared on Wed nesday, between the hours of 10 A. M. aud 5 P. M. and the Committee will bo there to re ceive. Committee of Arrangements. U Attention is called to the card of Mr. A. T>. \ Mulligan, as a Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant. Mr. M. i? well known to many of our readers, as an old Charleston Merchant, of tho days before the war. Consignees per South Carolina Railroad Remaining in tho Depot to Date. J. It. Folder, J. L. Dixon, 1). C. Rowe, Paul Fol der, D. R. Barton, II. N. Snell. In accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storage will hereafter be charged on Ooods remaining in tho Depot for an unreasonable length of time. W. C. MEREDITH, Agent. COMMERCIAL. Orncis or the Ouanokouro Nkws, October If. 1808. COTTON.?Sales for the week, 100 bales. We quote : Ordinary. LSJ Middling. 20 Strict Middling. 21 ?21} lion; u Rick?Is iu good dciaaud$ l.'iO at per oushcl. Corn Toots. Peas 80 cts. GOLD. ?3 SIEVE B. 20 Itcport of Hie Chariest on Collon Marltct For the Week ending October Hi. Reported for the OrdngebUrg Xeira by W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR. On Friday; the Oth iust., our market opened with a good demand, aud prices improved during the day from Afjttlc. There was a fair demand on Satur day, but lho prlecs demanded by Factors restricted the..transactions of, the day. In the early part of ?Monday, our market was active, but closed ?juiet at firm prices of tho day previous. On Tuesday there was a fair attendance of buyers in the market, but they were unable to.opers.tej^ay extent, owing to a'want ?rffcTgliT room, the market closing quiet with an easier tendency in prices.. The same dill'i culty existed on Wednesday, which had a depress ing effect on tho staple, ami prices declined .Jc. Ou Thursday the market continued depressed with a downward tendency in prices. Thu sules for the Week sum tip about 2000 bales. We quote : Low Middling.......;.22 Middling.21M ' Strict Middling.2if JU.ST ltECEIVEl). A fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, LARD. SODA, WINE and LEMON CRACKERS, CANDIES. &e.. at JAS. CANNON'S, sept 10?fun Russell-Street. Commissioner's Sales, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ou a n a eu u nt j D i str ict. .Augusts Holnian "1 Rill for j ?H?rVieClfohnrin, " nW Injunction and Adin'r. and Adm'x. of Partition ' Elias Uolwun. j of vs. Real Eelute. j Elias 0. Holman, ct. al. J In pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity, made in the above stated case, 1 will sell before the Court Houso iu Orungeburg, on Monduy November 2d, 18n8, thelands of tho Estate of Ellas Holman, deceased, as follows: TltACT No. 1. '.' Containing five hundred and eighty-one (C8l) acres, moro or less, on Hunters Branch, bounded by land* of II. P? Corbett, T. F. Rrotlie, R. Rrodic, 1 Estate lands of Ellas Holman nud Hunters Branch. T? Act No. 2. Containing five hundred und seventeen ("?17) acres, more or less, ou Hunters Branch, bounded by lands of M. Kcadlo, Wesley Johnson, Joseph Johnson, II. P. Corbett, nud Hunters Branch. TltACT No. o\ I Containing two hundred Jtind thirty eight (iH.s) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Estate jiJias Holman, M, Koudle and M. C. O'Dowd; Tract No. 4. Containing twoxhundrod and ninety-nix (200) acres, more or less, embracing tho one-half of the Mill Pond, bounded by Hunters Creek, and the lands of M. C. O'Dowd, M. Keudle and the Estate of Elias Holman. TltACT No. i). Containing one hundred and seventy-two (1T'2) aures, more or less, embracing one half the Mill Pond, and boituded by lands of Estate Elias Hol man, J. K. Brodie, M. C. O'Dowd ami Hunter' Branch. Tbact No. C. Being the undivided moiety, in a trad of Land, containing four hundred acres, more or less, bound ed by the South Edisto River and lands of M. O'Dowd, J. K. Rrodic and Hiram Weeks. Tiiact No, 7. Containing four hundred and fifty (1?0), more or less, being in Baruwell District, ami Stale of South Carolina, bounded by hinds of J. II. Holman, Win. F. Kitchings and James Kitchings. Tract No. 8. Being the Estate iu remainder of the life Estate of Mrs. Harriet llolinau, consisting of one Hinu saud ono hundred and seventy-six (1170) acres, more or less, situated in Oraiigcburg District, on Hunter Branch, arid bounded by lands of Estate of Elias Holman. Phillip Kitchings, II. M. Corley and Hunter's Branch. Terms?One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one year, purchaser giving bond bearing1 interest from day of salo, with- u mortgago of the premises to secure tho payment of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers, flominissloner's Office, V V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangebu'rg C. H., } Commissioner. October 1, 18?8. J Otfl 10 <,l ? STATE OV SOVkll CAltOLlNA. IEOURU. 1 }om'r. "j -? J ^Oranueuuru. District. V. D. V. Jumison, Com'r. 1 Bill-to . vs. ,[? Foreclose Edward Argoe. J Mortgage. Under a decretal order made in the above stated case, 1 will sell before the Court House in Ornnge :'burg. on Monday, November 2d, 1808. \ A Tract of Lund situate in the Fork of the Edt stoes, containing threo hundred and three (308) ueres more or less, being part-of a tract of Six hun dred and six (OUO) ncres, sold by the Commissioner iu Equity on tho second day of July, 1800, in case of a. E. (ileaton, et. ux. vs. Faul Jefcoat, et. nl., and purchased by the said Edward Argoe. Said t i n et of six hundred and six (000) acres are bound ed by lauds of M. a. Von, Daniel Hear, Tt. a. Yon, II. F. Salley, J. D. Phillips. Jacob Stromun und Ed ward Argbo. '.".?! Terms?One-third cash, balance on a credit till the 1st of January, 1800, purchaser giving bond with interest from day of sale, with a mortgage of the premises, in which shall be inserted a covenant of resale, in case of a breach of the condition of the bond after legal notice. lNirolmser to pay fur papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMLSON, Orangeburg C. II. J- Commissioner. October 1, 1808. J ALSO l. a. Zeigler, Executor, \ Hill for ? i vs. , > j Injunction and Wesley Houscr, et. nl. J Relief., Under a decretal order made in the above stated case, 1 will sell before the Court House in Orange burg orl Monday Nov. 2d, 1808 a tract of Land situate in Orangeburg District, containing one thousand (lOOO) acres, more or less, bounded ou the northeust bj lauds of D. Wamia muker, V. V. Sailor ami Mrs. Ann Scnwright, and on all other sides by lands of L. a. Zeigler. Terms?Oue-half cash, and the balance on a oicdit of six mouths, secured by a bond with intc terest froui day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises with a covenant therein for resale iu case of a breach of the condition of the bond, jaftor le gal notice. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. I Commissioner's Office, ^ V. D. V. JAMISON. Oraiigcburg C. 11. > Commissioner. October 1, 1808. J *$ * ? ;also ? ' ; 0. n. Rowman, Administrator. "| vs. J Rill for Relief. D. Loch, R. a. Bowman, ^t, at. J Under a decretal order made iu the above Htuted case, 1 will sell before the Court House, In Oraiigc burg. on Monday, November 2, I8C18 1. a tract of Laud situate in Ornngohurg Dis trict, containing three hundred aud seventy-five (37?) acres more or less, bouudud by lauds of Mur ray Robinson, W. T. Reeves, Samuel Staley, Lark O'Neal and Rebecca Shulcr. 2. Another Tract sit tinted in Oruugeburg Dis trict, containing two bundl ed and titty-six (2?H) acres more or less, bounded by hinds of Murray Robinson, Lark O'Neal and O. N. Rowman. Terms?One-half ensh, the balance on a credit of six months, secured by bond, bearing interest from date, and a mortgage of the property, with a covcuant therein for resale by the Commissioner after legal notice, in case of a breach of the condi tion of the bond. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office. ] V. 1>. V. JAMISON. Oniiigeburg C. IL, \ Commissioner. October 1, 1808. J ALSO O. 11. Thompson', Adtii'f, I Rill for vs. > Injunction and W. M. Unison, ct. n], J Relief. Undor a decretal order made in the above stated ease, 1 will sell before the Court Rouse in Orange burg on Monday, November 2d. -lSiiK ' _A tract or-Jiiiiut In tip Mntttiews"Parish nrang?r burg District, near Foil Motte, called the ".Mill Tract,containing one thousand aud forty (IOR? I acres, bounded by binds, on the north, of Dr. T. J. Goodwyn, cast, of A. .P. Sniythc, soutli. of John .Moore aud west, of Grhsicr I lane and Smyihe. Terms?One-half cash, the balance on a credit ot one year, secured by a bond hearing interest from day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises con taining a covenant of resale, in case of a breach tit bond, after, legal notice. Possession to be given January 1st, ISO'.t. Pur chasers, to pay for stamps and papers. Commissioner's Office, I V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangobuig 0. H. V Commissioner. October 1, 1808. ALSO Jaiucs p. Jones, vs. Rill for Foreclosure. ! ? Jacob F. Witt. Diutev a ?Iccrofal order made in the above nft:led case, 1 will sell before tho Court House iu Orange-:' burg on Monday Nov. 2, 1S0H A true' of Land situate in Lexington District, known us ihc Pond Rranch Land, containing eight hundred ami eighty-eight (888) acres, more or less. Terms?One-haJ^ cash, and the balance on a credit of three mouths, secured by bond with in terest from day of sale, ami a mortgage of the premises containing a covenant for resale in case of a breach of the condition of the bond alter legal notieo. Purchasers lo pay for papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office. "J V. D. V. JAMISON. Orangehnrg, S. C, I Commissioner. October 1. 1808 ! *.'..... '/ ALSO Catherine Tyler Adm'x. "1 Hill for vs. J Injunction and Henry Livingston ex et al J Sale; Under a decretal order made in the above staled easel will sell before the Court House'in Orange burg, on Monday November 2d, 1808, 1. The remainder in dower of Mrs. Catherine Tyler, in four hundred ami filly-six acres i l'?f.) more or less, allotted to hur as her dower in the Er lato oi her husband.?Terms Cash. 2, Another tract, containing six hundred und thirteen ('?Iii) acres more or less. Another tract, containing .-ix hundred and forty-seven (647) acres, more or less. The above lands belonging to the Estate oflJfLrv: S. Tyler, deceased, will be more particularly de scribed on day of sure. Terms for Tracts No. 2 and :l. One-half Cash, the balance on a credit of six month*, secured by a bond with interest, from date ami a mortgage "1 llie premises in which shall be a covenant for resale, on a breach id' the condition of the Bond, alter legal notice. Purchasers to pay for papers ami Stamps. Commissioner's (?theo, ) , V. D. V. JAMISON. October 1, 18i'>8, { Commissioner. A LSO Morgan A. Davis, Adin'r. ~| Rill for vs. Injunction an I Saroh Rinnnker, et al. | llelief. Under decretal order in the above staled case, I will sell before the Court House iu Oruugeburg Dis trict ou Monday Nov. 2d. 1N0N A tract of land in Oraiigcburg District, contain ing one hundred and forty four (1 1 1) acres, more or less, bounded Northwest und West by hinds ot Oeo. Rinnakcr, Fast by lands formerly oft he Ksl of Joe Pearson, and South by the Dower tract and Major .). .). Sulluy. TkIOIS:?One-half cash, the balance on a credit of six months, secured by a bond, with interest from day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for resale in case of a breach: of the condition of the Bond. ALSO The remainder iu Rower of Mrs* Sarah Binna kcr, containing thirty six (30) acres, and tlie set tlement thereon. Terms cash?purchasers at both sales to pay for papers a.'id stamps. Commissioner's Olhce, ^ V. |). V..rAMISo.N, Oranj'ohur-O. II.. S. C.. ' CoillUlissionorl OclobcV 1, 1808-. j ARE BUYING AS USUAL , PEAS, ETC. AT THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR CASH. cornelson, kramer & co. Oct 3 BULL BUYING COTTON ?"??i AT THK highest market rates, AS USUAL. THEY HAVE ON HAND A COMPLETE STOCK OF Jl m GROCERIES, clothing, shoes, hardware; &c -?:u: Special attention is invited to our Selec tion of LADIES DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c? &c. GOODS purchased exclusively for CASH and will be sold at Lowest Market Rates. rull, scoyill & pike. stocker's At the Red Sign near the Old Court House, ?llANnKlH llb, S. ('., OCTOHKll 10th, 18(58, I' much Larger Store, wo are enabled to keep as fjoou assortment in our lino as any Store in Town. Our stock ennsistH of Prints. Domestics Full ami Winter Dress Uoods, Shawls, Cents Clothing, Notions, and good selection of Dooto, Shoes. Hats, &?. AIho a ?Ood Assort ment nl Groceries, Lb|u<>rs, and Hardware, whieh we oiler to thy Citizens of Orangobniy Dis trict at very low prices for cash, Respectfully soliciting your patronage, and hoping you will mil on us ?ooii, we remain, Yours; tr?h/j ;tC )3 TTST T). HtOCKMR & CO., Vieris .JOHN A. CIMMINCS ami S. It. SUltNOil, arc with iu und will be hafoby to sec their fricudsi aug 22?-ly 'OX! I COTTON III he Subscriber wnj"sht|> (^T^Otttotf Q II All LESTON nnoTNlt W-VOlt K For uny Person? desiring to avail themselves of*tbe ADVANTAGES of Oicab M ARKET$, uud^Hl make Advancements on imrne if desired, Return Sales will be ]>aid by him at Orangcburg. No-CHARGE for SHIPPING except Druyago?25 cts. per Bale, to Depot. .????? ? :???*'?< MWt * T)1PE, PEAS, P1NDAHS and PRODUCE . ?\ bought at ..Highest Market Kates, or taken in exchange for Goods. BAGGING; ROPE and IRON TIES <MmstnnW<Ai lllllld. v, : - . > Orders received for tho CELEBRATED 'WlH 0HESTER RIFLE. A specimen ot this remarkable Weapon can bo seen on application. - ^.^?r,.?***..^ JOHN A. H.\MltTO?,'*4MPt?9 Court House Store, Market Sheet oct 19 . ly Wiia.ii TiiEOlioitiB ~WtiT~ Ii Hit Has just received a new. supply of Fumlly G.rpec ''"VvVoN ' LAltl). - UMA FAMILY and SELF-HARSIN0 FLOUR,*^* S CO Alt and COFFEE. . IRISH ami SWEET POTATOfS, WHISKEY and TOBACCO, - I i?*vt COTTON" RAGGING and COTTON TIES. ... All of which I will sell for Cash or Rurler, or * cheap as any other Store. All packagus delivered free of charge-to anspart of the Village. W. T. MlILJJUt. .j",v/l__ ry\ O BAXIvnt*I?TS. ? Applicants J_ for . the benefit ot Bankrupt Act, l'or whom,!,,-, am Assignee will please take notice, tluit when there arc no assets of value, before I can. proceed in their cases, ami to secure their discharge1, must * place in my hands funds to pay for Advertising, Record ingj und my expenses. >t,i/,. june27-?f . P. V. DIBBLE^ rAN(;ei?;rg wracicXT. o The WORKING4aQMMlTTEK of the-Democratic Club will inecCnt ?Masonic'liall on every fclSUESDAY at -i o'clock 1*. M., until further notice. W. J. DnTRKVILLE, oct !l?? tf Chairman. fXll. E. J. QLIYEjeOJ? XJ ?fters to Iiis Fellow-Citizens the largest and most varied a'aVert-^ mcnt of DHL OS, MEDICINES . and TOILET AR-.* TICLES ever offered here, at prices that will voih?' pare favorably with any Southern Mnrkei;^** 3***'*'"" A largeassortment of Trusses for Males. Females ? and Youths. Various other Surgical Ins'ruiucnts . adapted for cases from tender infancy and oli-agc:' Also Preserved Tamarinds and extra Lemon Sy rup. Also Train Oil, Faint Oils, Kerosene Oil und Varnishes, and Snuffs. " Also Patent ? Medicines nnd Bitters . of various kinds. Spices, Coukiug Soda. Essences for flavor* ing at E .1. OLIVEROS, Apothecarv and DruggLst. may 2 ^ ^ The Southern Drug Store Dr. B, M. Skuler, Druggist, JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH Supply of DRt'GS AND MEDICINES. > Also Perfumeries,' such as Extracts, Toilet Soap* of every description. A full assortment, of lliiir^ Clothes. Nail, Tooth and Shaving Rrusltes'VfiMiP. best qualities. With a fine, assortment of Stationery, Inks, Lead Pencils. Tndellible Pencils for Marking Clothes, Writing Pens and Holders of every description, .Memorandum Rooks, tic. You can find anything geneially kept in a^vell Regulated Drug Store. All,of which is offcrcd^,)^-/' for the Cash. Call nnd soe for voursclvcs. mar? * ' ' ? ??<??? ly ^fOFFORD coi.i.egk, - ^SI?ARTANRUR(i C,l(.,|,.C^ The 1st Session utT i"?th. Collegiate Year 'fiegias > nn'lst (JotoberMBHft The College has never sujs? pended und the Course of Study remains un? ehanged, but tin- Faculty now adinii irregular fil?ft deuts, or such as wish t?? pursue Particular Stydiefl only. The Preparatory School under the' .Supers vision of the Faculty opens at the snm? tlrAa. ' " Tuition in College und Higher Clawca.of. 1're. paratory School, including contingent feo,.$oT per year in specie or its equivalent In currency;'?? ln?' Lower Classes of Preparatory School with euttUn* gent fee, $11 per year in currency -?one-half lip ndvaiioo. ? ^ Roard per mouth. In advance,' about $!??'ta-cnr rencv. For further particulars address Bepi 111?It A. M. SlllPP,President. "~?- -???;.....:??>??.,-p43S TjraiiuxMU^i - .... The Subscriber -TMpoctfully luforms' tUV^pnblio' gcnerallv that he. has removed from ihc former Store of Muller & Davis to the Store "of V. l'lOnia, "Russell Street, and is prepared to ninke to orde* ?r-' rcpair BW?*' . .. .RUUOY UMBRELLAS. | ; , ,? HANI) UMBRELLAS, . . , r I AND PARASOIiS: Wiih neatness and dispatch. J . JOHN ?AVIS,. sept 12 >.- f 2i?? .-?:-;-? fa J ?:,-l"fT-tr'-"vT Inst ate ha i.e. ',..,4 . . . .Being duly authorize* according to law, 1 will seR at the' STORE,of the late Joseph Dukes, dceeaseu, tit RecVe's Station, f*-^ C., and tit his lute residence in t Irangeburg District,, jl miles from Reeve's Station, on Tuesday, OtOctir* her next, and the days succeeding, all HnJ*r,BR^ SONAL PROPERTY of the said deceased, ??nsist ing of Slock of Oopds, Housebnld ami Kit?her? l'urniiure. Horses, Cattle, Hogs. Farming' Impfr-' meats, Agricultural Produce, fotum ? Oin, O-iat Mill. Blacksmith's Tools, &e. The sale will b-girv on Tue>day at the Station, where will' bv Sfttdlbe most of the articles, except'the-Produce,- Oin, MilL and Blacksmith's Tools, which will he sold at tha I'lantation, utter the urtiolcfl at the Station are all sold. JAM KS .1. S. DU.IvRS, sept 10?Pd Administrator. i AX1> for sa IiK. a 1 'ai.VAlttiK 1 j TRACT of IH? ACRHS ruoVe of lefcsi' alMlate on the Binnnkef's Bridge Ri>ud, about l;i miles from tlrangeburg C. IL, lying on Roben's Swujup, waters of South Edislo. There i- Is htt Hie pm"ec a gooil Dwelling and Yunl Outbuildings. 800 acres of the hand, under fence), is." cleared. For terms ajijdy to Hutsoiis A Legare', firnngc biirgC. 11.. or to J. D. CLKOKLF.Y. sept PA Ji Rehiovkd. The Subscriber would re spectfully inform bis friends and customers'tint he has moved his BAU fo the rt'ar <Sf his STOR'E oa RusseR-Stroet. whcre.be will keep constantly on hand a good supply of bltil'ORS of tho REST BRANDS SKO.VRS, TORACCtV, ?c. s,] i 10- Oui .1 AS. CANi\ON. I V you tlAVK Tin: i Hlf.i; AXO ! 'FEVER and^aht immediaie cure call am Da !dl. M. SH?LF.R'Snnd he ?vR| m ike you.aBexef Pills, ?hieb he \>arr.mth to cure without fail.