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NglLIIEEWEI
FEM ALE SEMINARY.

The uext quarter of this Institution, now in a
lourishing condition, will commence with greatly
increased facilities for instruction, on Monday,
November 22d.
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Prin-
cipal of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior to none, while they will attempt to make
it superior to most others for thorough, practical
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent to discharge, with ability and
honor the severe and varied duties which the ex-
egencies of our country demand at their hands.
The course of study prescribed in this lnstitu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought to be peculiarly and appropriately adapt
ed to accomplish this desirable end.
With due regard to the comfort and happiness
of the pupils greater and far higher regard is
had to their proper physical moral and intelectu-
aldevelopemenL While VIC would not wish young
ladies seeking place of education to forget the
advantages Of this place for health and pleasure,
vet we would not invite them here for these alone
We offer them far more enduring and substan-
tal ac1uisition-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest.
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them,
who reside in the Institution and ever ready to
render such assistance to the pupils as they may
from time to time require. Ample philosophical,
chemical and astronomical apparatus for illustra-
ton and experiment, is at the command of the
Principal and Lectures in the several departments
of science will be delivered during the year.
Tuition for quarter of IL weeks
Preparatory Class $3.50
Junior. Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Drawing $500
Painting 10 Oil and Water Colors 5000
French Language $500
Music, with instrument $1,000
Board, with fuel and lights probably $500
rNo charge made for tuition less than one
quarter, cases Of protracted sickness excepted.
Forffurther particulars soc catalogue and cireu-
lar which may be had Of the Principal
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NORTHERN RAILRoAD.-TheA tlas says inc
Northern Railroad will be open entire to the pup
liz n Connecticut River on Wednesday the l7th
instant. On that day the stock holders WIFI III
vited guests Will pass it, leaving Boston O"'
dsv and returning the next dining together ii
Lebanon by invitation from citizens OF that 'o"h'
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Hlnsifal Noiife.

MR.. WHITCONIB haning taken up his win
ter quarters of Middlebury, takes this method of
saying to his friends, and the dancing community
generally, that he is prepared to furnish good mu
sic for
@.AIISs GA4RIsES &Ga
on reasonable terms. ANY number of pieces fur
nished from two to five, as the occasion may re-
quire, his band consists of Carionet Post Horn,
LIST & I'd Violin, and Opheycliede.
Letters addressed to r. Z. Whitcomb Middle
bury, VT, will receive prompt attention. 27tf
p NIiddlebury, Nov. 8. ls47
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nothing from Mexico. and but few election
returns. Tbibodeaux. Wing. is reelectin 10
Congress. The returns indicate the reelec-
tion of Harmanson. So far 2 Wing Senators
and IL Representatives are elected, Locos,
. Senators and 10 Representatives Net
Wing gain of Senator and B Represen-
fafiyes
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENG


LAND.
The steamship Washington, Capt, Hewitt,
| from Southampton 23d ut., arrived at new
York on Tuesday afternoon,
Since The publication of our paper by the
Caledonia, a complete paralysis has seized
almost every branch of trade; The earnest
application Of the Liverpool commercial body
for relief from the government has been met
with the most earnest expression ofsympathy,
but, up 10 this moment the chief members of
the administration seem either memorable 10
al! complaint or totally unequal 10 the task
Of providing remedy. Every day the mis-
cuief is spreading.
Mills are stopped, thousands thrown out Of
employ, and the total absence Of all dealings
III trade, render the sale Of goods to any extent
altogether impossible. In this sta;s Of things
all our reports must necessarily be of one
unvarying tone of a most melancholy and
desponding character.
IRELAND.-The reports from all parts of
Ireland still TEEN with the most alarming
accounts Of distress and outrage In Linz
erick a collision has already taken place
with the military An attack was made
by about 800 of the populace, in body.
on the Rathkeale workhouse A small
party of dragons interfered to prevent
the attack A conflict ensued: some of
the soldiers were wounded, aud they were
forced to retreat The infantry and po-
lice were then called out and the riot act
read, and the rioters were dispersed, after
two Of them being made prisoners, and
another stabbed by the police.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Courtfor the District OF New Haven,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands o. all persons against the
estate of
GILBERT EDDY
late of Starksboro in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And six months from the 10Th day OF
Ocober lS47 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business OF our said appoint
ment, at the dwelling house of Wolcou Norton
in Starksboro on the first day of December and
the first Thursday in January next from nine o.
clock forenoon, until 4 c, clock P. NJ on each of
said days.
CdlUin Norton I c.
Eli .Smead COMMISSIONER
Dated at Starksboro this 27th day of October
ls47. ~
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MAssAcHusRTTs.-Nearly every town has
now been heard from, and the aggregate
vote stands:
Briggs 50 sos; Gushing IS. 936; Others,
ll,96S. Majority against Polk and his War,
1921!
On full vste, it would have been at least
$1,000.
All the Senator's elect are Wings; and
talse 10 be elected will be so.
Fhe House now stands 100 Wings, "a
Leo, 3 others,
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Of Ocl. 25 gives some account Of the recent
badconduct of This regiment and The motive
Crt
VERA Cruz, Oct. II, '47.
The Alabama came in yesterday morning
with large mail, much 10 the relief oil SOL
ditrs and citizens. We have nothing IN the
shape ofnews here, except when the English
courier comes down, or mail arrives from
New Orleans, and can only amuse ourselves
ppeculaing over the thousand Mexican ru-
mois that reach US, hut which are never true.
Verify, these Mexicans are a nation of liars
the, can't tell The truth, poor fellows their
nature rebels asains;;t. Camp Baiara is in
command OF Brig Gen. Gushing. The gen
eral is pretty hard on the Americans some
times, when they deyiale from what he calls
the path Of rccIIiudc.
The other day it became necessary TO
coihe the Massachusetts regiment anew,
their old grey uniform having become serl-
ou.Iy diapidaied. Gray clothing could not:
Of course. be procured here, and The United
blue Ghe best soldiers clothing in the world)
wns substituted ior it, The regiment accep
ted the clio ling. with the exception of one
cnmpany. the menheIs Of which positively
refused, on the ground ;hai II was Disgrace
tul for them 10 wear the national Uniform
They could noi clolhe themselves in any
thing else; ;hev were becoming ragged and
were on tie point of marchingt 10 the Inferior
where there is no clothing al all. Gen.
Cushing pursued the very course that
most military men would have pun Issued.
His order sounds somewhat harsh, bot
Ike the tone of Murinons troops usually
behave badly on the field OF battle, and the
disposition which the General has made oil
The -owdy company is very judicious one
: J.. rmy desires no such fellows in lis midst.
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Palladium Office.

New HAVEN, Nov. Ill P. NJ.
Gov. BIssell has appointed ExGov ROGER
S. BALDWIN of this City United States Sena-
tor in place of Hon. Jabez w. Huntington
deceased.
This appointment will hold until the NEE
ling of new Legislature Of Connecticut in
May next.
Ed. Trib.
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DEATH OLE HON. BENZ. SWIFT.

We are panied to learn that the Hon. Benjamin
ouif, Of St Adams, late U. s. Senator: died very
suddenly on Thursday. 1t appears that he was
..ized with violent pain in the pit Of the stomach
-hle ON his farm, and that he died before medical
assistance could be obtained. His age was near
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The Boston Atlas of Nov. 18TH quotes
v.--,ont Central stock at 81 per cent, one cent
less than the price last week The last quota'i0n
~ Rut,snd stock was 30 S-4 per cent
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Groceries.

The Subscribers offers Tor sale an assert.
ment oil groceries that cannOp be surpassed
in quality and price in Addison County.
Therefore those who WANT a choice article al
a low rate will do well 10 call.
w. P, Russell.
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A son of Mr. Estabrook, of Brattleboro, 5 yea
old fell into kettle of boiling water last week
died the same evening.
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7novrssOR sTODDARD.

DEATH OF PROFESSOR SToDDAhD
Il is with sorrow that we announce inc uc'''-
Professor Solomon Stoddard, who dled nj MS i''i
dence in North Hampton, on Thursday OF last
,vaek aped A wears.
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MARRIED.

In New Haven, November I'd, by Rev. Jas.
DAYTON, Mr.. Horace Goreham of Addison, TO Miss
Almeda Twitchcl of New Haven.
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DIED,

AT Pattsburgh n. Y. on Tuesday the 26th of
October Sarah III. daughter of DIR Ebenezcr and
Mrs. Caroline Mann, of Westville New York.
In Panton, on the 22d ult, Laura Jane daugh-
ter of Saml and Bctsey FAVOR, in the 25th year
Of her age.
The subject of this notice, was an humble disci-
pie of the Lord Jesus. The last six years of her
life were years of pain and suffering, during which
nothing wanting on the part Of affectionate
parents and friends, restore herto the enjoyment
of heal h..
In C. nsequence of her protractcd and painful
disease she was deprived of many religious privi-
leges, which often caused depression of spirits and
fears with regard to her future safety. But when
the period arrived in which she felt she must die.
AS the Sun breaks through the clouds which OBJ
struct his morning rays SO did James faith realize
present Saviour, on whom she could lean while
passing through the valley of the shadow of death.
She wa: patient in suffering and triumphant in the
hour of her departure, and we trust she now lives
in the blissful regions,
"Where ali is assurance and peace,
And sorrow and sin are no more"
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.rs they will hardly be disturbed, as the few IN
i;sns are said to be friendly.
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MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.
The following letter in an Extra Picayune
Of Oct. 25 gives some account of the recent
bad conduct of This regiment and the motive
or il:
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LANDS FOR SALE,

Sundry Trac,s Of Land belonging 10 the
Estate of James Corbelt, Senr., Deceased,
situated in Sumter District, ona,he5 Beaver
Dam waters Of Black River, about twelve e
or fourteen miles South East from. Cans
den, aud some three or four miles from
Bradford Springs. Said lands are vnluas
BILE, not only in an agricultural point Of
view, but more particularly on account or
st'e heaithiness Of the country, being eve
ry way suitable for Summer Residences.
A credit Of one and two years " i'll be giy-
en-, and terms generally accommodating To
purchasers. Apply to The subscriber.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d. e;
Sumterville, S. c., Jan. 20, Is47. l3 tf3
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THE CAMDEN HOTEL.
RY B. r. BOYD.

The subscriber announces 10 his friends
and the travelling public, that he hns taken
that large and commodious Brick HOTEL
contiguous to the Court House, in this
town, where he will be able TO accommo-
date in the best manner, all who feel in
clinedto give hima trial. Tie house has
been putin the best order. and ne1Dls I'm
ished throughout. and &c an eurnesldesire
To please will give satisfaction, he is cnn-
vince.l that all will be satisfied. His table
will be furnished an,ply-his bar will be
furnished with The hest Liquors. and his
servants will be as attentive as possible.
Camden. January 6. l647. IL Ct
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FOR SALE.

At The Plantation Of ;. E. Blakely, tor.
merly Mrs. J. E. Wilherspoon,s, in the
Fork Of Black River, will be sold, on The
18th Of February next, one fine Saddle
Horse, one Wagon, little oui Of repair,
60 bushels OF Corn, (.he corn can be OBJ
tained at private sale, to an approved pur.
claser,) two or three Stacks OF Fodder,
| Bed und Bedding, &C., together with
the stock Of Hogs, Catlle, and other me-
cessaries to be used about q farm.
Terms male known on day Of sale.
j., 8. N. HAMMET.
r. Sumtervillc, Jun. 27. IS47, I3 If
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= 'i - - iiiA-tLE.I ..
The undersigned, proprietor of China's
Hotel, at Sumter Court House, s. c., res
Pecifully informs hisfriends and the pubs
lie, tha, he has thoroughly refiietl his Ho-
tel, and that it ia now in complete order
fur the accommodation of Bonrders, Visi-
ters and the Travelling Public.
He returns his sincere thanks TO tho
public Mt large for their generous and lbe-
rnl patronage and hopes by siriclTaiten-
lion 10 their comfort 10 mcritils conlinu-
ance. s35 Y. Il.
His Establishments conveniently situa.
ted on the Main street. near the Court
House, and will be found convenient TO
members Of the Bar and Planters visiting
the Court House on business. His table
will be carefully and regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, {Jr.
Dec. l6, 1916. If
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BLACKSMITH AND WIIEEII-WRIG
- III DIp

The subscriber respectfully informs his
customers and the public gener~ Nv, tha.
he is now prepared to execute N, ..urk in
the above trades with ncalncss and dcs.
patch.
Horse Shoeing carefully and promptly
attended to.
Milwrighls and owners of Mills are in.
formed that he has erected Steam Lathe,
and is now prepared to Forge and finish
any Mill Irons. an as good terms, and as
accurate and durable. in workmanship and
material us can be had in Charleston or
elsewhere. Crane Hooks and Screws for
elcvating Mill Stones will be kept on hand
or made TO order. Any work in Iron,
Steel, Brass or Copper which is usually
done by Black and Whitcsmishs, can be
done as well here rs elsewhere.
A well assorted stock ol>Iron on hand
T.. j. COGILAN.
February 3. l647. ii If
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EDWARD q sOLOhlONs.
UERs g d; G. N D ID NTIESTt.

Respectfully inforns The scitizens 40
Sumter and The adj mining Districts that he
iis q now full prepared 40 perform any ops-l
ration Dn; the Il sEETH that may be reqtli-,
red. of him. nndswi give full satisfaction
ioSal that may fay or him with a call. He
willBaccommntla.e his patients from a par-
itial Ito fill set OF Teeth; ,andswilI attend
persons al their residences. 81 rcqu. sted.;
His Office is 8nenr The Court House. at The
location Of his ST Il. 9s Il
& Snmterville, De-. 80, $40. o st
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DAVID J. WINN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Informs bis friends and the public gen.
orally, that having taken the new Store
adjoining Mr.. Mclean s, in SumlervilIe,
he respectfully solcils n share Of pnlrnn.
age. II will be his endeavor to give every
satisfaction in all business in his line, en-
trusted TO him.
Dec. 80, 1916. o &c
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FOR SALE.

Sixty Acres OF Land, situated at Provi.
dence. eleven miles above SumterviIle,
On the premises. nre fnur or FIVE first rate
Springs nf water, and fine yonng Or>
chard, Of Guignard's bestTrees. Il is n
desirable Summer residence. Apply to
TiIOS. j. WILDER.
Jan. 20, 1917. l2 7f
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Fresh Groceries.
Gust Rcccipc,dl y.

lJu 81 X c cd.
Fine No: salmon, Mackerel, Goshen
Butter, Fresh Lobster, lin,in. )Underwood's
Pickles, Kuisins, lin quarter boxes,) Sugar,
Coffee, Bacon. Lard, &C., &C.; aud, as The
CASH SYSTEM begins 10 work ndmi,rrtai--
biy, purchasers would do well In CALI
They will be sold at lo1Der prices than es-
er offered in this market before. f.s' Is r.
~ A. j.. MOSES.
\ February 8, I647. .'.3z .s,... Il.
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FRESH Seeds, 81
~ variety. from Priiic
on Long Island. & F 81 shl j a i the
s3 a ], l5a DRUGsSfFORES.s r.. ss

= SI1 q ~ IL
SOUTH 8 l' 'll-1 CAROLINA sUaITERSDIsTRICT.
!, 8, Bx !, J, W; {; Lewis, EseuIRE =. ORplaARY.
y HER 8 isAS;J fAis 3, ose pho. Haynswsrlh haiti
applied .li'gl 10 me for Letters IF Adminis,rs.
lion o,'Snll and singular the Goods ami
Ghallcls, rights and credits Of DR.. y mos
Haynswortl, la:c OF The District aforesaid.
deccascd: S.5 4tslys IS 49, -
these there fore 10 ciie and q d n mon on.
ISL lf' oil aud singular, the kindred and creili-
tors q q the said se,, 10 be and pea
ne1ore e1h,, me-. stour next Ordinary s. Court
for the said District, toSbe holden az sIm-;
Ter conr. House .oli tic tenth day of Iaebs.
rr,unry, ls47, 10 Sshew { III se,3 Il 3, Wl,y
The said administration should notbe grant
ed. rs g
Given under my hand and Seal, This 28,h
day Of January, in .he year rso + our
H.. 81 Lord, one thousand eight iiunsilfaet,d
and forIy-seyen; anil lin. the 7lsi
yearsof ?AmcricanIn Independence ~
W.sLEWIS,aO o. s.. ID.
Feb ., lS47. Id If 3si5s i2sS5s
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POor House Notice.

The Clarendon and Salem Board OF Commission
rrs 9" the Poor arc requested to meet the Carcmont
bnard OF Commissioners Of the Poor nj Suncrvjllc
on the first Monday in March next, to take into
consideration the propriely Of building Poor House
tor Sumter District. =
BY order of the Board
JOHN BALLARD, Chm Ed. Com.
of the Poor for Clarcmont County.
7. J. DINKIHs, Scc'y.
February 10, 1877. Is 3t
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South Carolina--salnter Dist.

South CarOlina--SHHMteF Dist.
IN ORDINARY.
Mary Mccoy. VS.. John Brown and 9TH
ers.-Summons in Partition.
II appearing to my satisfaction, that Ma
than Kinscy and children. defendants, in
the above stnietl case, reside out OF the
State: II is therefore ordered, that they do
appear. and object TO The division or sale
of the Real Estate of Burrell Brown, de-
ceased, on or before The 9Th day Of Fsb-
ruary next. or their consent will be enters
ed Of record. 81
w, LEWIS. o. s.. D.
Nov. 9Th, 1s48. S lS.
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FOR SALE.

One fine finished Rose wood PIANO, Of
excellent Tone, with The new Harp Plato
Piece 10 suit the time.
gsss -ALSo--- .Sts'
splendid assortment of fine finished
FURNITURE. consisting of Tables, So,
fas. Bureaus. Book Cases. Wartlrohcs.
Side Boards. Bedstends, Cnrled Maple and
Plain Wood Chairs, Rucking Do, &c.
&c. &c. For sale loao by
J.F. SUTHERLAND.
N. b. Furniture repaired or made to or
der. =. :. ..s.s-., { Es.l
Camden. Dec. 80, 1916. o If
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CAEsEeON WARE.

y large and general assortment Of En-.
llsl Pols, Ovens, Skillc,s. Stew Pans,
Spiders, Preserving Kettles, &C.. &c, &c.
Just received and for sale at reduced prices
by y. j. MOSES.
Feb. 3, ISl7.
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JUST RECEIYED.

From Charies.on,i ihe following articlca
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Sal., MackereE
Butter. Cheese, Crackers, Fionr, Bag,
ging, Rope, Segars, Tobacco, Brooms-
and n loi' i'of DRY g GOODS, all of which
will be sold loW5for CASH. a.
Dec. 80, ls4o, ).
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NOTICE,

All persons indebted 10 The subscriber
by Note or Book Account, are requested
10 Hand settle mp BY. the 9th inst. ;5or,
they will positively find their Notes and
Accounts placed fiin an officers hands for.
collection. u. ...5.:, .l
;s5.3fs. SAMUEL j. TINDALL. Isl.
la2 M anc hester, j an: Il lSA7. II f.
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted TO the Estate Of
James Corbet, Senr.. deceused. (Which
debts being now due.) are requested TO
make immediate payment TO the subscri.
bcr.
w. LEWIS. o. s. d.
Jan. 20lh, 1917. I3 3lf
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GAR eHDEN SsssSBsS.

JUST RECEIVED, a general ssortmcn,
including Early York and other Cnbbope
Seeds, Onion Sets Sc. &c &c. To any
one having bought from me las, year, i,
will be sufficient. to say they arc from The
same man Jno. Thomson, and warranted.
A. J. MOSES.
Feb. 3, 1917.
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ESTRAY.

Tolled before me, by John o. Durnnt, a
black Mare MULE. mi.ltl!ing size, about
seven years old, no visible marks or
brands. except gear marks; appraised al
Sixty Dollars. Said mule had on when
taken up, blind Bride. The mule may
be seen AT the plantation of Mr.. j.. O. Du-
rant, at Duranl's Cross Roads.
j. l.. MILL Err, Magistrate.
Willow Grove, Sumter Dist. s#
January ii, lS47. 10 II.
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FOR SALE.

The old Methodist Church and Lot on
which il stands, in The Town Of Sumter
vile. For terms, apply 10 J. IL, Dingle,
or TO the subscriber. 'Sul
w. LEWIS. .
January z, lS47. III If
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NOTICE. y,

81 Executors Administrators md Guardi,
ans. are required by Law. To max e their;
annual returns in the month Of January
Of each year. ~
January 7,slS47. IL If
wv. LEWIS, o. s. ID, $aSi
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NOTICE.

J. B. N. HAMMET, Esq, is our author.
ized Agent during our absence from The
District. j.
]. e. BLAKELY,
JNO. sBLAKELY. I
January ], 1S47. l3 tf
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FOR SALE.

a first iale second handed sULKEY,
with good top; also. sci Of Harness,
brnss mounted, nearly new. Apply at this
office.
Dec. 80, 1916.
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1000 AGREES

LYNCHES CREEK LANDS FOR SALE.
The lands uf the late John Durau,, are
now l"r sale, consisting "f various qualities.
and III pInn'n'ions or parcels varying from
IT'S to 5000 acres. Persons wishing To
purchase Lands in Sumter District have
the opportunity Of doing SO now al very
reduced prices. The undersigned Agents
or Attorneys for the sale Of The same may
hc found at The residence OF J. y. Ashmorr,
formerly the residence Of The deceased
John Durant.
J. d. ASIIMORE,
Atty. of Martha Ashmore.
TliOS. i. JONES,
Attorney Of J. u. Smith, J. ii. Smith
and II. A. Smith.
February 3, 1917. III 3t