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 es, afler me, and hmentnbly Jeff their crowded streets fiji for splendid race paih and \ South Carolina planter, who carried his 12 months labor to ,hem and gladly paid s 50 for crossing the bridge, now denies il for nothing, (see the adser- tisement of the Mayor of Augusta hereunto attach ed; and the banks of thai city. who in former days lamenied for more capital, have more than they need. and beg the legislature 10 take il back again I do not say nor do care what Is their policy O"' Il is my policy and my duIv to make use of every opportunity that may present ils"lf in my favor. Though they took my property, they Could not take that which nature has favored me with.

 admit that my Va iuus enterprises and their sue cess haze subjected me 10 mucl blckering, malice en,y, acts of blackest inRraiiiude-hut they have become familiar lo me. much So, that l regarC ,hem all with silent contempt. They are acts Ina emana,e from little souls and want of principle and therefore not worthy the notice oi nohl' spirit ,

 The receipts of cotton n the town of Hnmhurl rom the h, St pt. 1644 to lst Jan lSI5 has amount cd to 97 SS5 bales. HENRY SHULTZ, Founder of the town of Hamburg, $. c. Hamburg, 5. C., Jan. l, lS45.