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From Professor Mott, of New York, and others.
The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannng's novel
the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. B Whiting
]. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
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Furnished Rooms In the First Ward for Rent.
A FURNISHED paror and three chambers, with the
"A of a Kitchen if required in the lst Ward,
street, between 18th and 18th the War Depart
ment Apply 10 B. Jost, Restaurant.
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MISS IIEANEY's ACADEMY
Capitol Hill. Washington,

(ddjaeent to the residence of Colonel Gardiaer)
INSTRUCTION is given by Miss Heaney, principal, in
each department of her school, the system mater
nal education OF daughters.
Assistants win be duly engaged required but the CHER
duties OF tuition and the personal of her pupils will
always belong herself
direct her exertions
Ibis community to promote limited and appropriate
mbishment for young ladies engaged in the useful and
modern pursuits Of learning and accomplishments mostly
esteemed by the simple regulations proper Tor their I'M
movement and welfare at home precuding the school
onis and associations found preudical to them.
Having made all essential arrangements for family board
ug scholars, most beathfn and pleasant residence
the south gate of the Capol) all of her ability will
be done to realize the advantages desired
Interests OF concern To parents may be learned more par
icnlarly by the kind attention of Mrs General Macomo
pear the Presidents square, and Mrs Robert Beale near
The Capitol
Young ladies finishing school studies may have tuition
sy in the French Italian, Spanish languages, music
(lrawpg, and painting, and once a week in dancing.
Terms per quarter
Senior class ruiton (ncludng exercises desired, in
the English and French languages &c, mathematics, -
penmanshp, &cI ~
! unIor class as above ~
Landscape portrait drawing and painting, from to u
Many testimonials may be submitted
|of Miss eaneys former engagements, particularly in her
academy ia Boston and in Washington.
Hon Edw Everett Boston d. A. Hall, esq. Washington.
R is"t Sullivan iiisaa.' do W%' e. Eliot ''F do
Hon. ne' Lewis Cas-, Washington VIM: c. Bryant, do
oa p do {SaasaP bssass do DO
Robert Beale esq. do Rev. H. W. Bellows, do
| IT, Lindsey, do Hon. VIM Emerson, do
Hon. Philemon Dickerson, Paterson, New Jersey.
Joseph r.. Chandler. csc; Phi Pills,
Hon. Louis McLane, N. F. Williams esq, Baltimore.
Col II. M. Johnson, Kentucky.
Hon. Edward Tarner, Natchez,
Hon. Alfred Hennen, New Orleans.
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Dr. BANNING Kind Sir The following from let
Using physician in central New York The writer is the
bereaved consor of clergyman well known and much la
mented and her testimony entitled to the highest conf
dence. She cheerfuly consents to its publication, if, In
your Judgment, it may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by its
Yonrs respeo tfullv r.. l.
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QOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave
ID nue., nearly opposite Coleman's Hotel, having hand
somely fitted up her house, is prepared to accommo
date members with without their families, transient and
other boaders Gentlemen wishing to take meals only
also be accommodated. Dec 3--d2w
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

n GAUTIER, importer and manufacturer Of French
". conec onary, respectfully informs the ciuzens oil
Washington and tue District that he has just received
large of Paris confectionery bonbonniee, and
everything else in his line.
He is also ready supply kind Of confectionery
the best style, and reasonable terms.
Having his agent in Paris he is enabled to supply the
public with every novelty in the way of confectionery
Among his large assortment may be found the folowns'
10 cases Paris bonbonniere
10000 lbs assorted French confectionery
500 bottles fresh peaches
500 do pine apples
100 do strawberries
100 do raspbcrre5
100 do pears
300 different sized jars brandy peaches
600 do currant Jelly
200 Jars assorted preserves
Also 5000 lbs assorted preserves, the low ratio of 81
cents per pound.
have also on hand
100 boxes truiies 1nt it IN
500 do asparagus
6O0 do petit pos
200 do mushrooms
And most excellent assortment of English sauces
The Paris bononniee of fancy boxes will not be open
until the I'D instant at 10 O'clock.
Dec 9-2aw3wf
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DOARDING.-Mrs. WlMSATT'S house, situated
ID Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite Jackson
Hail. being disengaged is prepared for the accommodation
of of members of Congress, others visiting Wash
| inpton during the approaching session Dec 3--d6t
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A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

The subscriber offers for sale the follow
ing Tracts Of Land, containing 900
acres, more or less, in The Fork Of Black
River, four miles from Brewingto bridge,
lying on the north prong Of Black River,
embracing part Of the Swamp Lands,
which affords a splendid winter pnsturng ge,
and foe summer range, both for Hogs
and Cattle; two beautiful situations for
settlement near the public road, leading
from Camden to Charleston, Kingsiree and
Sumterville, passing Immediately through
the plantation. There are three hundred
acres Of cleared land under fence, which
have been resting for two years; news
Gin House. 90 feet square, the other build
ings dccaying. One other tract adjoining
the above land. Of two hundred 'ucres,
known as the Smith lands-an excellent,
stand for House Of Entertainment, be-
ing precisely 20 miles from Murray's Fer.
ry, 20 miles from Kingstrce and 20 10 Sum-
terrlie. There is fine Apple Orchard
on this tract, q good Barn and Stables. one
hundred acres of cleared land, and about
forty acres under fence, which have been
resting for two years. will sell both of
these tracts together or separately as pur-
chaserB may wish. @
Possession can be had any moment.
JARED J. NELSON
Jan. 6, 1S47. 10 4t
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Iiorses Levied bnS as IL ls lIfop eriy s.
N. y. Smithsi 8 The sui ;of n "A. Cooi,er.
Negro, lie yied Son as The proper ny oi
David tE. Wilson, at the suii OF w. wv.
Aston. Is 55,;;; &
3 Negroes levied or, as the Sprnperiy oi
y. Joy, az The suit:0f Harral HIRE, Sc CO.,
et.;al. tsf. - Z
Horse. loyied on The tpropeffy OF
Is. Mitchcll, al the sult of 81 iP.i Ripley.
Neg ro. levied on US theS property OF
L.sI Dinkins, a. the suit Of I X Kelsey 81
Deas, ct. als 3,.s1 sssiiss sss
al Nfgro,1 Horse; levied .or, d IS the prop.
erty fsLesesnc 81 Sprott, at The sui, OF
Bowie, Barker;& Bowie, 3
IL Horse levied on. as The properly o +
w. L. Fielder, at The suit OF james s. g uign.
2 Negroes levied on as the properiytof of
Henry Haynsworth, nj the sui, q { Il oose-
velt & Barker, ct. al.
- ! Negros levied on as the property Of F.
Sumter, Ex' or. at the suit OF The State. S. I
81 Negro, levied on as the properly Of
Richard Singleton. Gthu suit Of Commis.
sionera of Roads, e,. al.
2 Negroes. levied on as the property 81
starke Singleton, ut the suit Of "A. y. o.
ses. ct al. h ,..7! f s
i Negro. levied on us the property. 81
II. Ba Singleton, at The suit Of James
Barnes. 'ss.
! Negro, levied on as the property oi
Esther Singleton, at the suit of William
Thos.Ji. i s'i:S. e, WILDER, / j. 5. ). 5.
Shcriff's Office, i.s 81 .g $l.ii. s. Sc
.a Jan. le, ls47. [pf s2ls sol
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in$the Post Office, Sumter
Vile. S. Co q.laf,ef ending. 3lst Decem,,
Der, 1876.
B--Mackey Barfiell. Miss Lanuria F. Bell.
ser, M. Benbow, Washington II. Brown.
Mrs. Martha Belser, Mrs. Harriet T. M.
Dethunc,sS +. Belscr, JOHN X. Barksdale.
G. w. Btllups, Maj, John Ballard, w w
Brailsford, George II ;Bnnker, Anthony 2,
Blanks, F Bclser. r.
CIV Croswell, John Crosby, John
c. Craigmilcs, Noah Crane. 4,
DIV r Deschamps 2, Peter Daily, Jas
Fl Dingle. Hunnnh Davis, Tyre Dinkins,
wv G Duncan.3, 3, II Davis.
E-.Miss C;J E English, Miss Jane Ems
glisl, ReyFhos Il English. w b Elkin.
F--Josepl, G Fort, G. G Ferguson.
G--Tl.os Glenn. John Grnoins, Miss
Virginia G. Query, Hugh Grahamv w 9
Guerry.
H..Milbcrry Hodges. ] B N Hanmet9,
BENZ. Hodge. A l. Hubble, john II odgc,
Manly Holiness, Nv r. Harvin, Isaac Hola
land, jos Il Howcll2.
J--Timoihy L Jones, Lewis Johnson,
VIM A James, B A James, John nj Jamcs.
L--Francis Loudon.y
NJ j Mi Murphy, w b sR MITCHELL, tWm
Mellett 2. tWm Moore, Mrs G D Mellow
ell, DR. r. Mcmillan, Wm RsMcCoy, Ell
Miller, DR. John D Mcleod.
N--Joseph Nettles, John a Night. 3;
O.-W w Owens, Charles l. Ostecn.
r., David Wv Price. Picket & Joyce, Jno
r Pollard, EdwardiJ Porter.
R.-Rupert g. dickson, ] G Rhodus, Mrs
Mary Rains, Willis Ramsay. Mrs Rich-s
aI!son. III; it;&& . ps
S--Cools Scymer, Saml Stephenson, Mrs
sE Singleton 9, s Smith. II 3 Singleton.
T--Mrs E 'Frapp 3. WI Tisdaie. II F.
W--Asa Wright, Tlros Wilder 2, Jas
r Waddell, Henry Wells. 5aS
Fl. HAYNSWORTH, P. M.
10 $atf
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CASH! CASH.! CASH!!!

Finding il necessary to raise money the
subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has altered the nature Of his
business, and that in future lie will sell ex
clusvely for cash, or barter, and hopes by
the alteration in prices to nuke il an object
with his former customers and any who
may favor him with a call to buy for cash.
The subscriber trusts That his long in
diligence TO his customers will excuse this
call which he makes for prnmpt payment
Of his out standing dues. which he is com
PEELED 10 close, to meet his own debts.
He is assured that the low prices at
which he can now sell for cash, will at
tract attention 10 his stock Of every variety.
A. J. MOSES.
Tan. /, lS47. 10
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EDWARD sOLOnlOKs,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Sumter md the adjoining Districts that he
is now fully prepared TO perform any ope-
ration on the TEETH lha, may be requi.
red Of him, and will give full satisfaction
10 all that may favor him with a call. lie
will accomm oda,e his patients from par
tial 10 full set or Teeth; md will attend
persons at their residences. if reque sled.
His Office is near the Court House, al the
locntnn Of his sign.
Sumterville, Dec. 80, 1876. 9 St
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] .0EITrTA IS OTEI..'
sSuMTERYlEI,E,sSs 81

Tia 3nndersignyd, prop etorf of Chjns,
Hotel, faI Sumter Court iiguse, ST. C., 80.
pec.fu!ly sinisrms bis friends and ibe PHI S
,lis, that lie hnsi tharou y iued hisI !.
lei, md that i Sies no ~ in com 81 etef f0rtst
forsile acconsmo.laiion or SBo oartlers, Yisi
ters and the Travel ling Public. IS $ I.
5s lie: retnrns bis sincere, ai,anks aUS.lics
Publis Mt larg g for their g anerous; and lil.s
rnl EPaironag and hopes by sstricl a.ts,,,
zion 10 their comfort 10 merit gcobtins~
ance. ISs $;f b .f9ttii u
His establishments is conveniently sttpf-
ted on The Main stree fltcar Sthe4 Court
House. and will be found convenient t1
members Of the Barand Planters visiting
the Court House on bust His tabl:
will be; carefully and gularly4 furnished.
s.3l JOH N. CT "A, sss
: 3ssDec.ElG, 1916. q, !, stf ~,
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THE CAMDEN HOTEL.
BSY ". n. UkdDYD

The subscriber announces to his friends
ondllhe travelling public, that he has taken
that large and commodious Brick HOTEL
contiguous 10 the Court House. in this
town, where he will be able To ;nccornmo-
date III the best manner, all who feel in
clincd to give him trial. The house has
been putin The best order, aud ac,Dly fn-
ishcd throughout, and If an earnest desire
to please will give satisfaction, he is con-
vinccd that all will be satisfied. His table
will he furnished ampIy-his bar will br
furnished with the best Liquors, and his
servants will be as attentive as possible,
Camden, January 6, lS47. IL Ct
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EsTRAY.

Tolled before me by Daniel Weldon, u
small sorrcl MARE aGjudged TO be l3 years
old, blind in the right eye. with some sad
die marks on the back, appraised at twenty
Dollars, Said Mare may be seen al The
plantation Of Mrs. Snrah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs.
G: w. ROLLINS, Magistrate.
Spring Hill, Sumter Dist.
Dec. 3d.. 1916. 8 If
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From the Subscribers onsi lie night ofs De-
cember 9th, | SAG. nj M r. hos. NInpIss'rt
o. small sorrell III IORSE. Sad die, Bride AMI
Martingale. lilo said Fl Horse3 is about lg
or l3 i'Rnds high, sig or seven ears. old:
his feet wti.e;i' is, also, round l'e,led,
Dollars will be given for The detection of
the theif. 3 ss f5 ;,
.dressed5,o tIiesnnderssned at Friendship
P.aO:, will lsbs thankful $ re ceived. |: s s.
I sss ii. JAMES r.. IiARVIN sis3 #
Dec: 49, 1876. ST
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ExTRAoRDINARY.M Y.MoyEMENTs.--'rh he st.
Louis Republican. of The 28th December.
con tains an states that itS lie
very wellsunderslooda there, .l,a, oi,ei Of
The objecls of The express from Washing
ton city to- Santa Fe, which len here asfew
daysago, lin chRrge of Major Fitzpatrick
and Mr.. ST. Snblette,is in part, ifnot en-
tirely;$to} recall Gen. Kearney from Cali.
fornia, and despatch the General and all
the troops 3under!lis command, which may
be spare,lIfrom the occupation Of Santa # g
and herIpoints, tojoin Gen. 1'ay ylorsand
cooperate will, him.
UNION OF TnR UNITED STATEs WITH
CANADA.-sA union has taken place be-
tween the United States and Canada. The
lightning line or tclegraphic wires now
connect Buffalo with Hamilton. aud when
completed will extend to Toronto, passing
through Niogara, ST. Cathurine's and Hum.
ilion.i
QuIcK TELEaRAPHIc WR1TINo.-The
New York Sun says ,l.at the following sen.
tence was written distinctly, lin one minute,
by Wallace B.. Ransom, al. Utica: :IHe
,Dritcr had the Dcry great pleasure Of at
tending dramatic exhibition at the Las
matte Asylum, oa, Saturday cvcning oHthc
anniversary Of This is at the rate
Of 100 letters per minute, aud as fas, as
we can scribble out our items Of news with
pen. f
RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATES
The total length Of the railway now ac.u-
ally constructed and in operation in the
United States, amounts 10 liilfc over
5000 miles, Of which 500 consists in shor,
lines connected with coal companies and
private establishments; leaving 4500 miles
Of swift steam conveyance.
FIREl-A fire was discovcredin the Jail
on last Friday, and the alarm given 10 our
citizens. For sumo time il was thought
impossible to save the building. bn, through
the excriinns Of some individuals, who at
considerable exposure, not without danger,
ascended the roof, the fire was subducd.
The Engines were on the spot, aud were
efficiently used in extingmishing the fire.
The Jail was fired by one of its inyolun.
tary inmales.--Camdcn Journal
EMIaRATInN Tn THE UNITED STATES.
Six months ego there were 1000 iailors
out Of employ in London. They had n
meeting and the tailor's societies agreed to
assist all who would go To America. TO
effect this, passage ticket 10 America was
furnished for sf2 los. which cost the com
panies f3 los. A large portion Of these
tailors have already reached This country.
BY the last steamer we received informa-
tion that 5000 stone cutters are out en-
ployment in England. These Knights of
the hammer will be here in April. In addi-
tion it is believed that 100000 emigrants
will leave Irclhnh hncxt spring and summer
for the United States. Preparations nre
making ON large scale to assist all who
wish to leave the Emerald Isle.
Boston Daily Times.
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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 Sumterville,
he respectfully solici.s a share Of patron.
age. Il will be his endeavor to give every
satisfaction in all business in his line, On.
trusted 10 him. &
Dec. 80, 1916. g tf ~
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SHERIFF SALES.
% VIRTUE On suN Dry xEcurro,lKs "a. 4 I

ny " tRTUE or SUN DRY Y''ExEcurIoEss no N i
ri - q. IRECTgn, ;;$s
~ WI LlsS...c sold at Sumier Court; III uuse.
on .lisS first M ahtlas aa.! day following IL
iFebrnar next, wilhinthe legal hours q
Sale. 10 the hig hest bidder, Tor CASH, the
following properly, Purchasers To- pay
for rilles. s ~ ~
sS Que House and Lot in Sum,orviIle. nj.
joining lands of "A. J. Moses, levied npon
as the property Of VIM. E. Richards on al
the ;sUitof FL. Moses. ~ 3. ~. / /
Interest in one tract OF. ,OOO acres of
Land in Cluremont, Friendship ndioining
lands df -- !!cyied upon as tho properly.
of VIM. =. Richardson, at the suit OFF.
j. Moses. IS ;fs.st 70 II; ,ssti: .3iIs s.
lnleres, in one tract ois1O2 acres of
Land near Providence adjoining lands or
----- ------- levied upon as the property off Wm.
u. Richardson, at the suit OF F, ]. Moses.
One tract t:ofsl 1000 acres Of Land in
Lower Salem adjoining lands OF w. r..
Burgess, levied upon MS the PROPERTY Of
Jos. s. Burgess, at lhesuit Of w. C. Dukes
Ono tract Of 25' acres Of Lund in; Clare
mont, adjoining lands of ----- levied upoin
as tile property OF P. Nunnery, at The suil
Of X. Martin.
Quo tract 50 acres OF Land in Clare.
mont, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Davis, le-
We'd nPon as the. property Of Thomns
Hancock, n, The suit of s. E. Wilson.
"a One trhcl! q 6, $50 acres Of Land in Lover
Salem. atjnining lands Of f- levic, upon
as the property Of Willie Barrow, at The
suitof jas. G. Mcintosh,
II! One. tract Of $4,000 acres Of Land in
Salem, adjoining lands Of levied upon
ns tho property of Jacob P. Sturgeon, u,
The suit Of John Grant.
ts THOS. J. WILDER,
Sheriff Of Sumter Dist.
'"s5'' jan. .. '''ssi 'si5. II 81 90
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South ,CarOlina-.SNHmter Dist
{-S IN m nrNap " :ssss l.N1ht I.

Mary Mccoy. vs.. John Brown and oil:@.
ers: Summons in Partition.
1t appearing To my satisfaction, that Ma
than Kinscy and children. defendants, in.
the above stated case, reside out of the.
Stale: II is therefore ordered, ilat they do,
appear, and object 10 The division or sale
of the Real Estatesof Burrcll Brown, der
ceased, on or before the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary next, or their consent will be enter
ed Of record.
w, LEWIS, o. s. b.
Nov. 9th, 1876. s l3t
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends aud the public tina, they receive
daily from Charleston supplies Of FRESH
OYSTERS, which viii! be furnished by
the keg, gallon, or smaller quantity. i,
DICKSON 6s LATTA.
Camden, Dec. 80, 1916.
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the subscriber
by Note or Book Account, are requested
10 call and settle up by the 18th inst; or,
they will positively find their Noles and
Accounts placed in an officers hands for
collection.
SAMUEL J. TINDALL.
Manc hester, Jan. l, lS47. ii If
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NOTICE,

All persons Snrci ciforewarneJ fromtratling
for a n orE, .tlrnwr : spny yab.e 10 james q.
Mcintosh, Administrators OF the Estate nc
DR.. Wm. Rose, deceased, fnr3n Forty Gtl,I
Dollars, ns said Note will be protested.
Assigned1by DR.. w. ootIsyands w. II.
Woods. i, ~. h, IS w. Y,.5II.S'yYOODS.sa ST
Jan. 90, S47. t5iIi3 q
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PERSONAL PROpERTY

oH flNfCE OF suNDRY EXECUTIONS TO ME
DIRECTED,
Will be sold nj Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday and day following in
February next, within tho legal hours of
Sale, 10 the highest bidder, for Cash, The
following Property. Purchasers 10 pay
for Titles.
Negro. levied on as the property Of
Theo w. Bruilsford, al the suit Of Jumes
S. Guignard.
Negro, levied on as the property Of
Jno. w. Brownfield, at the sui, Of A. S.
Johuson.
2 Negroes, levied on as the property Of
Thos. Braccy, at the suit Of c. D. Carr, Ell
al.
Negro. levied on as the property Of
Jno. a. Burgess, at the sui, Of K. L. He.
riot aid w. c. Dukes.
2 Negroes levied on as the proper,y OF
w. $. Burgess. at the suit Of B. j. Harri-
son & ]. L. Seixas.
l Negro, levied on as the property OF
WIN. I. Brogdon, at the sui, Of James A.
Harvin, ct al.
] Negro, levied on as the property Of
Geo. w. BilIups, nt the suit Of B. J. Har.
rison.
| Horse levied on as the property of
Saml. &. Bowman, al The suit Of Hollis
Johnson, J
3 Negroes, levied on as the property Of
Br"g,lon aud lInrvin, al The suil Of Bowie,
Barker d Bowie.
! Nrgr". levied on as tho property OF
Henry Bra6ham, at the suit Of Joel p.
Booth.
Horse levied on as the property Of w.
K. Bentley, at the suit of Isabella E.
WithcrspoOn.
liurse levied OIL as The property Of r.
NJ. Bracey, Mt the suit Of Robt. Bradford.
Wagon and 2 Horses levied on us the
properly of G. w. Barnes, al the suit Of
James X. Martin.
| Negro, levied on as the property Of
Jno. Boyd, at the suit Of Jas. Lawrence.
liorse. levied on ns the properly Of
A. Connor, al the suit Of 6. Phillips.
Negro, levied OH as Tie property of
&. J. Carpenter, al the suit Of d. J. liar.
risop, ct al.
] Negro, levied on as The property Of
Henry Cassels, at the suit Of w. Budtlin,
ct al.
IA Negroes, levied on as The property
of +. Dhrnni, at The suit OF Thus. G. Nc
Leod, ct al.
Gig. levied on as the property Of A.
J. Mcfarland, at the suit Of WIN. Rogers
& Co.
! Negro, levied on as the property Of
Geo. Frierson, of the suil Of John A. Col.
clough.
Horse, levied on as the property of
=. D. Fielder, at the suit OF s. S. Farrar.
] House. levied on as the property Of
Robert Hare, nj the suit Of james Burkc,t.
] Mule, levied ON as the property Of B.
Howell, n! tho suit Of b. Johnson.
Negroes, levied on as the property of
Danl. q. Kelley. a. the suit Of H. II.
Lesesne.
Negro, levied on as tie property OF
WIN. L. Mellett, at tho suit of John ].
Moore.
Stock in Store, levied on as the proper.
" of Hugh McGec, al The suit Of w.
Ramsey.
2 Negroes, levied on as the property of
John D. Mcknight. al the suit OF James s.
TindalT.
Negro. levied on as tie property Of
Join N. Mcleod, at the sui. OF B. F.
Rhanc.
Negro. levied on MS the property Of
w. D, Richardson, at the suit Off. Lynn.
Horse. levied ON MS tho properly of
NJ. Reynolds, n. tho suit OF N. Crane.
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GARDEN SHIEgps.

HOURLY Expected general assor,me n
including Early York and other Cabling
Seeds, Onion Sets &c. &c. &c. To any
one having bought from me last year. i,
will be sufficient to say they are from .he
same man Jno. Thomson, and warranted .
A, J. MOSES.
Jan. l3, IS47.
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JUST RECEIVED.

From Charleston, the following articles:
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Mackerel.
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Flour, Bag.
g'ng, Rope, Segars. Tobacco, Brooms f;
and lo' Of DRY GOODS, oil If which
will be sold low for CASH. +.
L. J. DINKINS.
Dec. 80, 1916. 81
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Efwe arc authorized to am
nounce WILLIAM G. BARRETT, Esq. us
Candidate fnr Tax Collector. at The en-
suing Election.
Su nterville. Nov .-25, 1916. 4
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Lost

4H Aoe af4s Lost.
A Note, givcn to the subscriber by Wm.
H. Bronson for Fifty Dollars, (S5O.) paya-
Bile on the first Of January inst.--date not
rccolIected. All persons are cautioned
against trading for said Note, as il has al
ready been paid.
r.. ]. WITHERSPOON.
January 90, 1S47. I2 81.