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seIENomination.

MR Enron: was very glad 10 see the sell nomins
ton Of Mr. WILLIAMS for County Register, in the pa
pers of this morning better choice the people can
not make His high statistical qualifications place him
beyond rival in fitness for this Office, and, if placed in
IT, developments OF great importance 10 the honor and
prosperity of the city will doubtless be made a. never
vet have been His long known respectable standing
he numerous contributions 30 the information OF the
city and country By his Register and most numerous
statistics OF commerce. railroads, canals, productions
manufactures &C make him candidate by whom the
people can do full justice and honor 10 themselves By
eectng him and make. at the same time, some NJ re
turn for valuable services and just acknowledgment OF
industrious worth and useful talents
hope Mr Editor you will heartily second this nomi
nation. VOTER OF THE SIXTH WAND
~ Should Mr.. Williams receive the Wing
nomination we shall support him with great plea.
sure otherwise, voting for him will only be help
iur IN a Loco Foco and that we can't do, whether
directly or indirectly. See case Of Van Buren,,
TAYLOR aud Cass and when found, make note
Of 1Ed.
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Wing Rally In Montgomery Co.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

AOIrt.pvnuthct VI lHt
CANAJOHARTE, Oct. 7, l-i-.
The great meeting OF the Mohawk Valley Wings
came OF here today although the occasion was marked
by little of that ardent and irrepressible enthusiasm
that characterized similar demonstrations in -ii still
there was manifested unaultering determination 10
sustain the Wing nominee the only alternative against
the farther progress of those welded and well
curses, Loco. Focoism and Slavery. stubborn Clay
Wings those present originally were 70 man, mere
was something Of moral subimiiy In the spectacle Of
such body Of citizens for he sake OF their prnc
pies and their country, coming up msniuy 10 the sup
port OF canddst whose nomination had crushed their
iondest hopes and naturally for while LETT them IN
doubt and uncertainty. The chief speakers were
George Dawson, Esq and Hon J. w. Fowler OF Cherry
Valley.
GOV Seward was expected and Gen. Combs invite
o. be present But neither appeared on me stand
Dawson efforts usual full 0i point Wit and racy
anecdo,e and held the profound attention Of the great
audience for nearly two hours His contrast between
TAYLOR and Cass presented rare combination OF iun
and farce Fowlers peculiar and powerful eioquence
was welded on this occasion with splendor Of dcuOn
and beauty OF historical and classical imagery that
told well upon the Wing By the way, both spe Ak
ers mase many strong points against slavery The
meeting was immense and ull u Interest throughout
The prospect Of defeating Cass and putting an end 70
Loco Foco msrule Is beginning 70 animate the courage
and arouse the energies Of the old-isanioned Clay
Whigs of this valley Fowler has taken the stump be
series Of meetings the counties south OF the Mohawk
New life and confidence has appeared in the Wing
ranks here within the last two weeks
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per.oual, Political, &c.

rgHis Exceuency, Gov. BIsskL' ana iAh,Lly
arrived in town this afternoon and resumed lhe 10
s,,T very weak we are much grSt.ned 10 learn th-'
there /. every reason Tor believing that he vii son y
fully restored to health, and enabled TO dscnArse ~
duties in the Law school, with MS won'S1 go $40
ability. tNeN HA' =,
~ NJ, FoRsys1 IS at the Boston Theater. lie
- - .rnssr in O,heuo on Monday night Mrs Bar
ret was also TO sppeM a, the Boston Museum as Lazy
Gay Spsnker.
~ FREDERICK PEEL Sir Roberts son. sailed
in The last steamer for England The day previous he
dined with JOHN VAN BvKES, az the fremont hou'e'
Boston.
c1- We received by CAVE JoHssoSs mail
on Monday copy Of Cincinnati paper dated Aprl II
~ Major Polk. the Presidents brother has
arrived home In Tennessee accompanied BY MS sdy'
y Mr.. DEsPsIkK is singing IN Pittsburgh
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By Telegraph 10 the Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Another Steamboat Calamity.

- I4lNI'f 7 4fsIIdyl 'II- To
The steamer Plough Boy struck snag in the
Missouri River and Immediately sunk It is thought,
that the machinery may be saved, but the boat and
90 will be total loss Depth Of water in the - Louis
River seven feet
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Marine Disaster, &c.
NORFOLK, Tuesday, Oct 10.

lNVhFVLhl IIIE-IdF
The brig Markton, from Boston, bound to St
Martins. arrived at this port Sunday, having lost her
mssts sails and spars in gale. she also shifted her
cargo The sloopofwsr Cysne, arrived Monday
sixty days from Valparaiso
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Father Richie on Florida.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct 10
The Jai0H Of this morning says that some Of
the Counties in Florida show A Loco Foco gain
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Rise In the Cumberland.

NASHVILLE Tuesday, Oct l0
The Cumberland River has now risen eighteen
inches and i still rising
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GENERAL NOTICES.

RI DIR. Banning's Body Brace.-Persons .uf
fefng from Of The uags and chest Dle-ohs 81
ard sinking a. the stomach, weakness and pains IN tn7
back and sdes with bearing down, vii hndinnledlss ben
EFT from IL The following testimonials, from alsln
rstrgmeuts SAVANNAH, June y, lsis.
pa BA~SlSc-De sv We residents Of the City ofs
fcs on yOr Patent Body Brsces and are WINGED NAT
bey ec ererv meotInio1 iHstenf which has ever been
invented to relieve the peivs from ne unGs1 pressure
the contents Of tie abdomen consequent lpon spna .a
other organic affections wach 90 ofen ose ne sol o. lhe
most able physician We believe ne pne 70 os COZ
rect one and II liicOusy applied, VIII do much good
Therefore congratulate The pubic on ne s1oe-ss o.
5sn1 inruccon We sincerely wish you 10 your
edesyors 10 DO good tender bes, wishes io your
property hoping you may s9y aIon esst az Z, Nd
H.k BURRouG Md ]. c. HABERsHAM, Mp
j 5 MORREL. MD. A CT SSiSOhAa' MD.
Or Blrr1aEhs Mayor Of IL cfy Of savannah
Prom Professor GostAfs Phasselph
have ex.n.n ID Dr. Bsnnings instrument fof resi OF
weakness requiring support AID nA7e made Jraeilea1 e.
,yi-eaf 81 he same and an ss;Onished a. me result
Ps.iI1. Fs5 q is4s' PAUL B GODDARD MD.
Frosa Professor Dcs n.on. ChAfl-suoa- : C.
TIE principle which DR.. Banning has - lng-nioUsy car
ned out seems to widely applicable 70 Arse eiA,' 0
Of suffering snd debility = oe,a ssIes Nm
c FOR the sac and Application u the Brace, ~ Broad
way Sold wholesale 90 The most 6ers sfn' % '' 10
~ Wigs, Wigs, wigs.-susnsers visiting me eliy
: a. MEDHURsT 4 HEARDs, q As:den,ans, where
hey rave % hard largest The cheapest snd best ssso
-1eai of vgs half wigs toupes- brsids q ong hair ing
cts hizeies ke Which for price and q1siy n- uae 80
he trade supplied wholesale Cal and ndE= 'os your
selves q Maitensne- j."
~ Water Cure.-Dr z 7. 1s.iL, woo ssrre ne
fr.s ydropsic HESITATION Ia Anrres- fec1'.ss a.
IN. connioiiOus establishment IS La zoe oo1 nom
n Johs'.osrk Bshinz rOor's win co1cbss showers ke
% -.rh soor Outdoor prscrce suended To- ConsulA-
lOrs 8. -" ii-Os
rv- Mrs. Gove's Water-cure House IL st 81
Ts1ih o. Fr.tsy. Hoan fof eonsait.noo and day
r.IIsnt. from "A. NJ to p NJ Sundays excepted % &C.
r. Phreu oIo gists and T. a biishers, F0wLEas l.
villa Clinton Hal, Isl Nasssa-sI N. 7.
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y. Y. Wing Nominations.

XyIa Dia.-Cschohsrie and Oswego) THOMAS
SMITH OF Cobleskll schohsrie Co.
OH HAND.-Thc Daily Signal Boston, 90
leading article proposes the following ticket for l-52
President ABBorr LAWRENCE Of Massachusetts Vice
President WILLIAM :. Archer Of Virginia
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~ THOMAS w CLAGGETT and Judge HARPER
having quarreled in upper Marlborough, Md went to
Washington 10 tight duel. On Saturday Mr. CLAGcErr
was arrested and held 10 bail in 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

rY- Jons Van BURN is announced IN Oihc1h
nan for speech on the 18th inst
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Oi,cs o. rns NV Yoss Ga. IissT GO. OF Q, i.'s.

lhs day declared dividend OF four ana one haf per q
he capital stock OF the Company foe the ak months end
ing st August last payable % the stockholders on and AFTER
Wednesday the ls November next The transfer book
viii be closed from the 18th that date By order
olO nj c. l.. ENERITT. Secretary.
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BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON,
II Pearls, (head Of Coentiesslipl
GEORGE BRowN Proprietor.
THIS EsTABLIsHMENTha has recently been much
L enlarged and improved and can now accommodate a.
many As any saloon IN the city sangers doing business
pl ace TO get their meals OlO I'm
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" between Essex aud Norfolf sts-BELKNAP WILT
are now prepared to osr their friends and the public
Oysters OF the first quality and In every style. Alec, hot
Coffee Ice Cream, and other Refreshments at their new
saloon which l. fsd up IN superior style for the
mediation Of ladies' and gentlemen Call and see fof your
.slve. $50 lms
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r. Phreu oIo gists and Publishers, FowLtas 4
WELLs Clntoa Hal, Isl Nsssso-sI n. Y.
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u,uE C0PARTNHRsuIp heretofore esi

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between NAThL P. PETTlBONE snd PETER CUR
TSS under the hm Of Pebone Curtiss dissolved by
mutual consent from the deIe hereof ION October, l5B
The business Of concern will be settled by Nsh
Psibone, who will attend the collection Of the debs due
and liquidation and settlement Of the debts owing by
the frm and will continue the business bis individual
account at No Gold-st NATHL T. PETTIBoNE,
oiO lws PETER CURTISS
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~ Wig. Wiz. wIs..-su.nEers visiting ne :

r,,- Mrs. Gove's Water-cure House IL 81 81
T.1b Al resr FHstsv Hours for consultation and day
rsS1-uts from A N to Up ~ Sundays excepted 90 e.
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c~nn CHALLENGE Notice 10 gentlemen who
.SDUU want their old clothes to look like Call al
the cleaning dying tailoring and repairing establishment al
o. jods you get all grease pitch, tar, glue
AMI paint extracted without soing the CLOTH at tho shortest
notice and on the reasonable terms, by Is NOAH
D God.si. Two doors from Beekmsn. N Y. o. I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Subscribers
Nhays this day formed copartnershlo, under ihs hrn
and style OF HOYT KNIGHT, diapers and siors at
No q Fultonst in This ciiy.-New York, Oct 1913.
JOHN z. HOir
% 81 CHARLES J. KNIGHT.
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- - .......r -. h -. IN

viii not ssy that the words free sol are sIo.es
from anywhere Bu, with regard - the sentiment Of
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DRUssIATE OF POTAsH-Flrst premium award
/ ed lgfT 81 the American Institute, New-York and Al
the franklin Institute Philadelphia. See specimens now
exhibited the American Institute. Dealers and custom
ers .upplied on liberal term. by H. W WORTHINGTOS
Manufacturer or D. l.. MILLER Dr. 4 co. Agents,
% lw- n South Front Ct Philadeipha
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Georgia Election.

The following are the reported msiorities
Con 100 nm The saunral Distrlcts
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GARDEN or EDEN-ADAM AND EVE.

But ali Ia Jet 1ons The mighty master OF 0cd
great WORK yel Uniformed Descending clouds for shoe
lime vel the scene and they dlspese dscoyen Inc Oar
den Of Eden with the Trees Of Life and know-dge In me
center Here apparently los, IN admiration VI Tho sur.
rounding besu1ss OF creation 10 hrs Men, tho nobs
image VI his heavenly Maker Everything betokens happ
ness him. but he still alone and apparently seeing
Ia vain FOR any being like himself reclines upon banh 70
sleep Light feecy clouds enyeloPs him, and - they
pass away partially discoses hs beautiful companion Wo
man bssIning with geutleness and with this compile
non Of tho sbors VI tho Creation, tho fret part Of The sx
billion closes PART SECOND.
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SACRED SCENERY.

GRAND COMBINATION OF
IlANISGToN'S SACRED DlORAMAs d ne Cresnca
L cf he World, and the grad spectacle 81
THE DELU0E.
Also, -
Msgnihcen iscrptaral Panttres BY
Mr. BAKER, 81 London,
containing about 100 square feet Of esnvs The
whole comprising Of he rsos beautiful ard Interesting
exhibitions ever witnessed In Americs
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
commencing ocock the and speodh I'll erect
81 for Townsend Orrs Fsuotxms u the Hgdscu Rves.
so Brosawsy, OF Broadway and Wakef Ct over
>sopp9nfs Baths
Mogrt Ne.gvus IN Eruption. 1851
Inferior OF a Csthear.l in France. with Frocessoc
LsDd Storm Eject Of Wind ADD Desuoeuoc Of Hcuses
These Pshungs are eopies OF JOHN MARTINS ese.
brKicd works.
The Cresuon. G~n~sis l.
Fail Of Mar, Gen m
Judgment OF The Almighty, Gen. ~
Expulsion ron Paradise. Geo. NJ,
Death % Abel, Gen. w.
Evening before the Deiage, Gen VII
Tbs Deluge, Gee. VII.
Code Covenant with Noah, Gen IL
Destruction OF Sodom and Gomouah. Geo xix
Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Moses Exodasu
The Seventh Plague, EXC X.
Destruction Of Phsroahs Hos, Ero NV
Moses Breaking the Tsbes. Exc. XXI
Fall of The Walls Of jericho, Joshoa Vi
Joshua Commanding the Sur to Stand SUI, Joshus =
Captive lsrxeltcs. Psalms cSNxvu
RelshsxxHs Feast. Dareiv
Fall Of Baby Hon, jeremiah J. and u
Fsl OF >ireveh. 10 Bible Subjects painted ~ Frercn
Baker from Designs by John Martin OF London
These Paintings are splendid specimen q AT
HANlNGrON'S CREATION OF THE NOkLD AND
THE DELU6E.
Mr. II Huntington has Just completed masplnesni Do
rams. Intended Illustrate the sublime spectacle OF ne
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Ipray YOU. gentlemen. 10 look forward and see sas,
will De the condition OF the country Il General Cass 8
elected have given you summary u the prlncip pies
for which The Wigs have been conendng for twenty
vesrs-urincfples which deem highly important and
essential 10 the prosperity Of the cOuntry-snd ssN
Won 10 look forward and what vii become Of them
II Mr. Csss i chosen the next President vii tel you
exactly what viii happen. General Cass WI say taat
every one of them was repudiA.ed put down and con
mnei by the very majority which made him President
Who IN the next Congress, can venture 10 stand up
and .sy that the public voice requires al alteration IN
the Tariff OF l.i6, when ne may turn round and say
,bs, ire pubc voice has expressly demanded that u
.5sn be len where il Is, Who can complain OF the
Treasury which now IL this very hour Of financial
nres.nre has millions Of specie locked Up In IA vault
when the President may cay that the Institutions eN
s,ed In Novenber l-ft, when be was chosen BY ma
orty of the People they knowing him % be TOR and
In. antagonist against the system
And ast 50 IL will b. with everything else. VII not
ssy that the argument would be fair one. Under INC
existn. state Of things, Z would oe uniAlr but -
would De pausihle-snd ne would put i ioftl, "ou.9
stand upon H. Depend upon H. gentlemen mai "ouia
be his course =, .f
question OF the approaching election Of President Of
the United states.
I'm, rec.pt events nave raised another question which
has come 10 sect very materially the domestic govern
r, al the sts,e Of Ms.sschuset. party nas arisen
- tss been orranred n this State which calls itse
,b to- an party think there Is Joke By cwiif
~ .os writer Of his time who wished 70 rticue some
mar who was making very tasteful use Of the words
:. usfals sslrra IN this wise
x.s.,- -oia--s1cs :. la.s.- soi1Hs-
Cd sors--l -ooe-r -bsfs BE- st1is en-
viii not say that the words free soA are stolen
lrIfIr n N
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L'OR -AIE-The Paper Hanging Mandatory, con
j ssung Of printing machine, presses, and large lot
Of prints colors, &c. &c Also Paper Box Manufsctory
Paper Hsngng and Paper Boxes In store q Csrnnes
established years since with good Of CUSTOM all In
successful operation. Inquire Of the proprietor,
IN fus THOMAS DAY u Cannine-U.
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vaos REV DR. DowLIss, PAsroa OF the DEpsoaD<
BArTIsr CHUlcH

Haoa Rev. DR. DowLnss, PAsroa o. THE bEosoaoSs
BAyTisr CHUacH.
Ma. HEssy HAsissros; DEAs Sal have rseeptsas.
are IN expressing my opinion " the ingenuity, sxeeeni
Dorsmss Of he Cresnon snd hs Delugs sitsd yosf
I'll came away d.hghed and edited tnow OF sesresiy
any way IN which eonec, and viyd conception Of he or
der Of he sir days Of cresion be psasingy CON
unicstsd the nds Of youth by witnessing De 6rs
psn Of your exhibition The second psr slso well sdap
nby. sysn bsi ~ svs9 oecarsd 10 he ~osds issory
the destruction u he sntedn visn world WIN ~ vesse
Of the Flood snail be glad 70 he0 hat your vAnsbs sad
Yoars respectfully, JDowLiss.
HAsSeros's sAcaEo DioaAnAs~-fhess sdm1rebis ene
Astonishing WORKS Of Ar are really deserving q pubic ~
ron.gs fheI nss 1;o5ehsr orsns sna ne 1919
Of the exhibition . Of iuslf deeply Interesting Iee %
holder Witnesses the great wosk q creation from mo fosne
ION Of The earth until placed AMID the besunss o. ne
sese, produced BY the erection OF Tho BIRDS myIsds o.
which cluster amid The foliage pouring fofn ssf vssss
To wines his one scene Il alone WON noe NE.
fearful from s tr2thalness The terrific barnesne - a.
uge OF waters The Arr 6oaing 90 heir empessoas 49,
the gradual cessing Of the rain, ne spendof ~
prosnr sirogsher sn exhbon which be- sevef $50 9!
ssied-ws doah Indeed - syss bs1 sseslsa 70 ~
s.;y The n%P ssdss 0'''FtI ,saiss Mirror.
" ~. io.io~ .iS ifon Is Newton frbsssi
a.,.e,o,, scsIvrvrAL D,olAnA.--Tms Imposing -
hbiuon is worthy Of vss RON 81 We ns.s e
~ An they rstnsa he cfssnon 10 I'll ~ s,escs; ~
,swm.ss I'M ia ne frmsnsn bssurealiy indiesn.S
whsn anohsrs days vor< aoss, sna i.nns s,a
mssssusses u diorsmie s6scs, sxhibians uin.l q
he eisnsnu 70 he highest degree exciting 70 beeoA
va sne omns1s vote ;ssi Of Ss ~ 800 =. 81 -,
great deal Of sruy and esnno fa 70 Be vssy
fiesss Is cs, children hslfpdes pcon oesn !
Curtain nses al oeiocs-
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TKUss-A nsw article, with new

NETALLIC TKCSS- new hlcIe, Win new
IfImode Of construction and application competent 10 ro
ueys tho Of Hernia. with ~ lbs stationary
mower without on. o. Of pressure with lever principle to
1--WE any amount Of pressure desired Also Abdominal
Supporters for both Price from 81 10 ~ once ITO
Broadway cor OF Maiden-lsne a. stairs oil lJ
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Night psssss away and the morning sun ushSfs 10 nes
wonders The beauties which have before describet
present themselves with the addition Of countless animal
which are seen approaching from every part Here 70 h
huge Elephant the majestic Lion, and the unid fswo .,
ssmbos by the smaller portion Of tho snims
creation, for all 10 ose and harmony.
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EOR sALE-A Rsfhng saloon and Porter House
l. with fixtures and everything completes hrst-rsle
chance the for poultry and game l. just com
mencing Apply this day, Al III Cnaibamst ap stairs mo
nert door above the Chatham Thesisr or % Nasssu
stairs P s.-A partner would be taken with 500 Apply
~. s.y OlO lt-
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Ssss 5ss :s
&
Il; rs;
It'd E ,iss sls; ~
former pure ssss ~
lnff ifsf n T1lfl IN SS .S.a
Sfs A
=. si q
oaes ti y. ,sy j, :is IA q
lGsylc, and Il. IianiIeau q cases.
ma frnSt 3 ), i .,s,
n, "a sss ~ 5Aiiu
ianas q names,
bousg; at ths anii 81 & lcil-
)na IoiIseS !, iiI,sll i, {, \; 81.
deTandsYts Easns IL a s;s; 4 and @here
llIs as the
ssy bsas essss aaaastson e 'ae sa'1el ksl
One fra nf III 5 j, !, I, *. Va 1sf
land 4. - ~ -
Innesa !ahas on y.
,rs., ., tskss els' ana Mss levied
the suit - 11saiKIa, rs spaa =.
risk Of the former, haser 4. Ia S,
sss )ne traSt sof q s,r Sc, u i, /,
n Eor IS IS q,
+ ~ lot
m ~ u a,'.I. Z, properly.
Wofsb hs - a., 'e =.
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g q .Jssgs: s.
ard ssses nossa IS s.
Th dfsgnsd sscsary
.s s.s, 1yssss
SIG l AeAs a ds
sas suMTERy4LIDl TEBS 7sfsxa s.
Janss W ksmber Thomas Smith
eo William msst at sum,e. 81 ia
T u DISKINst ~ sns Issars.
a.. sJAiTERVILL 1873.
Hoard
following
unless Charge h
Kested Committee
Commit
the Ssssn
DINHNs. ssey q 1ssasr
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s2'7'shE ls4s:.
F'ol,.SaIe,,s,.

That valuable Plantation OF gtract, ,of Land.
formerly Hufst's plantation s. ssita aated. on on
sRaften Creek sssumte er i)tstf III, c6ntaiininR
four Hundred and gfs;g ghty two acres. sls 4
per Survey the Rntne Sby Major John Bal
lard, now owned BY The subscribers and hav-;
ing every onyenienee 10 wit: Dwelling
House, Negro Hopas,s. Gin iouss. Screw
and all other necessary out buildings {. AS
the Rail Road runs this tract sc Iapd,
and js supplied with gl,tW6od rom the saIne.
i would be an ad yantage 10 the pure chaser as
he would in 9 few tears BY d sp posing Sc tho
sames be enabled from The 3 proceeds tot nav
for The place and without ininry Inc same.
The Land lying .cUntigu to the Greek,
with q little attention. would mako excellent
Rice Land. The above mentioned property
Will be sold ut Sumter Court House on the
first Monday in December next, al Public
Sdle, ifilot otherwise disposed prior thereto.
For further infnrm nation Apply 10 the Sub.
scrlbera at the place or 10 3 ifajorSS svm. E.
Richardson in Snmterville
mi, u 0IINSON,
81 NoySl 10 S3S IS Sss NJ
n3-C Camdan Journal copy twice.
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Plantation and Negraess
IA TPRiVA & /. \. 3 & es

a well aettled sIstattati ion s6;f GOO8 Aeressof
Land IN Sumter strict, les rom Brad;
1Depot, on Camden Bsaacl Rail Road; finely,
adapfsd 70 the product ion of aton and Corn.
About one hall is tieafad 81 The; PREF
tnisss is sa two story Dive Il ling House and
all other bnildiIga necessary for a Plantation.
Also, q select and valuable Neg1r6,s y; 10
Visions q, all kinds; Horses, Mules and stock
Of all kinds. sss,f
Terms will gbe nade acc omrn6dasin to on
approved pure ehaser;; tho gplscs, ne gfoes,
&c, Ssc:, VII insloia to siiit
sers.
]. E,: RIcfI IARDsoE
IS. EFT Id lssll. s.5 .s5
kE 9Th Nov. e49. 6 s2
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SHERIFFS 1SALES.

w virtue Of sundry Executions to me di-
fseted. viii offer for Sale at Sumter Court
i1soslssi On the fret Monday and the day fol.
I: sowlTg, IN December next, within the legal
Hours Of sale, to tho highest bidder for Cash. h.
pay for sPittSE. =
One tract of 4I37 acres Of
land, more less, bounded BY Little Raften
creek; and atijoiniIg lands Of A, Tate, 4. w.
Porcher, Est Of Richie. spann, Mrs. Mnnzon.
Milton Mellett, Theophlns Scott, s.. p. Gail.
ssafd Mrs: Tidwell, Wm. sanders, Dr. Raj.
sIayd,s J.a White. benson 8, Est. os Sumter.
7S Allen Whoeler's and John Sanders, levied on
sss The property Of Thos Sumter, deceased.
at the separate suits Of John s. Bradford va.
a Sumter, Ex'or. and the Bank of the Statr
of South Carolina vs. r. Sumter, Ex'or.
0ne' tract OF I2O acres Of land
ip Clarendon, adjoining lands Of David Pla,t,
slegied upon as the properly Of Thos. Rich.
s6curg. at ihe suits 81 Thos. y. III. Davis and
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