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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
WANTS.

kVANTED-A few active young men TO 20 south OF
w West 10 agents FOR the sale Of aud popular
pubicAtons-s5o over and above their expenses viii be
Insured 10 them In wiring with an opportunity OF cles1ns
81 900 per year. Some In employ VIII nc
Each man win have bis dstrct II viii be necessary To-
them have Al least from s25 So obtain good SUING
out Apply at PRENCHS Publishing Hall, 20 Broadway
up stairs Office OF the flag Of our Union All letters mas
be postpaid "u
WANTED a school. lsdy competent to lake
w charge Of the French Department. One capable OF
teaching drawing &C preferred Address with real name.
A. b. Office Of the Protestant Churchman, 2o9 Broadway,
Lsfarge Buildings. sull lw-
XVANTED-A situation by young man Of good
w habits. who good penman and correct al feurss-
In some mercantile business IN any other respectable
assistant book clerk The best Of city
reference given. Address b NJ NJ Tribune Office aHi5 p
XVANTED-A coiored girl, to do the work of small
w family tall grown personsl One who undenI stands
plain cooking and baking, and who give good recon-
mendatons from her last places, may apply al l0 West
Thireenh-st during this week and next aul5 o.
XAyANTED-Fifya agents TO sell the Lives Of Taylor and
w Fillmore Battles Of Mexico Halls Of the Mouiezumas
aud variety Of other pictorial works. Some agents make
- day. Apply al lo2 Nassau-st. aul5 lw-
SECOND-HAND FL RNITURE-wanted-
pmahogany furniture TO furnish paIlor-8 or 10 chairs
sofa table, &c. Apply TO II Morris 81 Wiam-st in the
basement between and IN The afternoon ouli 81
DARTNER wANTED-wih a capital Of about
$1,000 or S5op. in the retail hardware business. The
business has been established for number Of years and
oonunusly increasing and Is almost enurely cash asi-
ness Satisfactory reference given and required Address
Hardware" Box 2,l65 Post Office. Auii 81
A PARTNER WANTED-Wiih cash capital Of
IA $500 10 $500, Join he advertiser IN manufacturing
business by which 600 per cent per IN readily be
realized Address Chemist, At this Office aul5 p
S.( S00 WANTED-On bond and mortgage, on
scc,OOOtsory, modern finished house LOT in fee, ia
Secondsl Rents for $500 The policy OF insurance viii
be assigned for soo and every other satisfaction given
The money Will be taken 81 per CT for 8 or years.
auli c. NJ. SlMONSON. l8l Lcwis--t.
TO BooKsELLERs, sTArloNERs AND Ii
Il BR ARlANs-Wanied. situation assistant IN either
OF the above businesses, by young lately from Eng
land OF most respectable connections active hahis, and
has for the three conducted extensive hus
WI be willing % make himself generally useful
travelling agency would not be objected References
viii be given Apply 10 A A Tribune Ofhce sulf 81
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HIP. PULLING. ND
J. WILSON MD.
X. b. BRIGGS, MD
Albany, April 1, lSl7 Pc. ELMENbORF, MD.

Owing 10 the great success and immense " DR. Town.
sends Sarsapana number of men who were formerly cur
Agents, have commenced making sarssparna Exfaes
Elnrs, bners, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &c. They gene
rally put up 10 the same shaped bottles and Of them
have stolen and copied al they are oulv
worthless limitations, and should he avoided.
Principal Office, I'D Fulion-st. Sun Building NY.
mYl nW&FY
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FEE-Bctwcen and 10 o'clock last night a
ire broke out 10 the premises No. So Washingtonst
occupied by Messrs. Griffin Porter as wheeiwnght
and blacksmiths shop and in the rear ~ Mr. Campbell
As livery stables The fire also communicated to the
building corner Of Washington and King sts occupied
by Jesse West as provision store The loss is est
mated at upward Of 5000.
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A NEW AND GREAT DISCOVERY for rem
"A dertng Daguerreoype mdeible, al A. j. BEALS' Pre-.
MUM One Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. N. B-IB Broad
way third floor, between Aaldenane and Libertys-bas
connection with any other establishment in the
city. iyS inn
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ERENCU, SPANIsU AND ITALIAN Ian

u NTANINfT MD IIALIAN IAN
Il GuAGES.-The advertiser respectfully announces to
the heads OF colleges and respectable schools who wish
avail themselves Of his for the acquisition Of the
above languages that hs long experience and success
which has always attended his instruction both IN England
Spain and America WILL he hopes give satisfaction. In
excepuonabe references and testimonials may be had at
the bookstore Of Messrs Roe Lockwood Son, al Broad
au4 2ws
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legal NOTICES.

DY ORDER Of Martin Lee County judge OF W4shnt0a cszf
DCOuneor 80 notice hereby b. the prss1Da
the statute authorizing attachments against absconig onsp
resident debtors that hss sued against the epf
HENRY RIGGLkS resident debtor and that the 80
will be sold for III OF his debts unless he sppesfs an
charges such attachment according b. law within moahs -
the hf, publication Of this notice and that the payment u any -
due ~ hun b. residents Of TIA. State and delivery hm me
of property within this State belonging Inn, and he 10
Wy property forbidden b. law and -
Dated March 7, 1874 PARKER POTTER, 81 whiehaA
ma ia~em Attorneys tor attaching c'edst
lY ORDER Alert lockwood County Juds, fu@ Cos
Court uotse T. hereby gwen that attachment has -su~t s<
th- estate 81 CHARLES a. MOUNTAIN Of Hobokeu he ss
OF New Jersey resident debtor AMI that he -
sold o the payment his debts unless appear and tchaTh
attainment according law, within months from Es ht -
cation Of ihs notice and that The payment Of dsbts due b -
b. feiens Of this STATE and the delivery han f he se dr
property within hi- belonging him. and he transfer Of ~
such property BY hn forbidden By law sd yo-DaseN
uary, q, issS. " I. COBB,
10 la~sm Attorney for attaching crette
IL PURSUANCE Of -norier of the Surrogate d
1New Yofs, notice hereby gwen all persons having ds
ROYAL ORNSBf late Oi tine CITY u Y0fk, iese,
present nth thereof % he .ub.crbe
hel residence No - Tompks the u New You oit
before the eleventh dsy September Dated fo 0s
day Of March, 1915 SARAH o. ORMsBY, Admlnisfstna
ma ls~6n-
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No. 7 Na@..u s,r-t.
NOte hereby a. The resives and u n o Pile
FikNAN, late Of the City Of New f0 sO0es man. decea.
Hhos alleged b. bsy@ died intestss shall spgy 10 The ss
gate IT the County Of New iofs litter. oi admin ups
ess Of the SAID ntsste the i day Of September net ~
oclsk IN the iofeDoon.-Dsef New for August H. ists.
spl4 a"I~ JAMES :. IHAbtR, Psble Adninistfs's
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DEATHS At TIE ENIGRAST ASD MARiNE Hos
rrrA1 Aug II and 3-Jarnes Eagan, p arrived in the
Ilebe Catherine Duffy, j., the Jenny Lind Michael
Brennan 40 in the Peter Halrech child Of Ann Carr
or Con- z months Ellen Harrasse, ;, in the Arabian ;
John Thomas "a seanan Of the Ponce.
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ESCAPE or MORE SLAyEs.-Thc MaysriN
Easls, OF the sth inst has the following

ESCAPE on MORE SLANES.-Thc MdgSrWc
Eagle, Of the sth inst has the following
Some thirteen negroes. nearly all men. ran away
from the neighb0rhood OF the North Fork in this coun
~ on Saturday night Seven, We ndeTstand belonged
10 VIM. Grcsthousc and his Geo. l.. C;resthousc
one b Robert l.. Nelson two 10 Morgan H. STROBE one
~ Jas. Gorsach one 10 Capt Moses Dimmilt and one
other, owners name forgotten, who bred in this
city.
We have since learned that forty or nifty more IS.
capped, ON the same night from the ncighborhood OF
Lexington, and have not bcca caught yet A com.
psny OF resolute men are in pursuit
A negro man who escaped from The interior OF the
STATE some days aud succeeded in reaching the
shores vt the Ohio. hid himself in plank ward below
this city TO wait until nightan his hiding place was
betrayed by the csckling OF hem and the negro dis
covered and arrested.
fS.-snee the above was in type. we learn by
gentleman from Ripley that six slaves crossed In,
Ohio. and were socresd ia that place and that
the Aboluosis were in readiness 10 receive thirty
more. whom they were every moment expecting
gang OF forty or hny negroes. supposed 10 be The
same lot mentioned above were stopped last evening
twelve miles from this city and seven iro,n he
river somewhere between Minervs aud Germantowu
They defended themselves and red upon the " hit,
who attempted 90 stop them dangerously wound
ins In the thigh party ofsboui thirty reso.
lote men eit this city about 10 O'clock this morning
and told that abou, forty have gone from Dover
all well armed and detc mined on capturing the ne.
sroes. We viii know the result before long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
pMfSsES The Misses ALLERrON's School, 80 Third
avenue will be continued commencing Monday 18th Sept
Circulars with terms and reference can be obtained at tho
above place. aulf 3w'
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EYKUS w. FIELD ~ co. II Chfst -
~ for sale At reduced prices very large assormen
Paper. The following psr Of the stock now In store
5000 resms Of low priced plain and ruled cap.
300 reHms - letter.
1900 resms " straw wrapping for shipping.
1000 reans heavy wrapping for grocers uss
1000 reams white tea.
1909 assorted shoe.
300 and book printing
l,1o realms eolorcd paper u all qualities
,o'D reams hardware sizes
5000 envelopes
$1,000 rs brown, white blue, green ard red hanging
1000 lbs binders bosrds-s numbers
1850 lbs Trunk - Boston and NewJersey ns'''
facure.
95,pn ils straw boards, Nos ~ TO 100
Also, ful assortment Of feu e. wire cloth. blescnrs
powder, alum, rags twne, and all other kinds Of psP0
manufactufrs' materials ans in
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81 FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished, the
lLL splendid arucle offered. elegant French
SIX nsi- al the o~ price Of y usually sold for g.
Also article Al = ~ and 81 25-nes. hats al -
aui2 In BROWN 40 Csnal-sl
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Rus OvER-A driver of one of the Empire
line of stages named John Clark was arrested yes
tcrday and held TO answer for running a little
girl, whose name we have not learned.
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FOR SALE

- FOR SALE OK TO LET-A hr.'-s.s. w.
~ be hsd the let Of August Apply 10
iy2n sis OFT T. PRICE. 1871 East Broadway
PRIVATE ssLE-Thc House snd 10 n,
~: n Ludlow - SIZE II iOt p ~ N . ils deep-
- part OF the purchase money may fensln On bOr "a
mortgage For farther particulars, SC. Apply 10
mlf iw 4. BLEECkER. Aaeiioneef, 7 bfcstsl
r. At PRIVATE ~tIE.-The iolr forSar,
~. brick houses snaict Tho east slde ~ ne tghs.
- avenue, between Twenty ninth AMI Ihifiien 81
Would exchange par whole Of the shove proF ey o.
cite property. For farther particulars, &c apply 20
enl5 Nv A J. BLEEckER, Auctoneer. brosts
a. COUNTRY SEAT on THE HUDSON fr "a.
r.. with beautiful brick cottage ccmenied over shre.
kA Darn and other buildings aoou, ~ miles from he CIV
opposite Tvoh Red Hook, having splendid view ot
miles OF the river II contains about 700 acres Terms NOS
eraie Apply on the premises, or address W. Al no
Office. ea' AVN
- At PRIVATE -ALE-The Ihreeslory bnci
81: bndng used as an iron foundry, asd ots n gronl
- situated on the side OF GOcrck-si b~tween kv
prtou and stanton SITS Size OF lots - feet by Is feet desa
each The buildings suitably for any kiad Of mxhg.
turing pu Part Of the purchase money can remain
90 bond and mortgage For fsther particulars apply 10
sulllw A. J. BLEECkER. Auctonecf, ! Broad.,
PROPERTY AT THROG'- NECK FOR
10 SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
- farm Of 50 Of land, with good comfOrtsh,
ba,se and convenient out.houscs. pleasantly situated
access heng pa sci daily by stages IN connection sA
Harlem Railroad Il IS alec convenient 10 schools and su.
Gus places OF worship ...
FOR psrticulsrs inquire Of EDMUND uNDERHlLL o.
the PREMISES or JOHN II. FERRIS, 81 0reenwcha
". Y All. "
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FRoM Rev De-. DowLtNe, P,sroR OF TIE BEDFoRD-sr
BAPTIST CHVECW

FRoN REv De-. DowLlSG, PAsroR OF TIE BEDF0RD-sr.
BAPTIST CHUECu
Ma HErKY HsSiSGroS. DEsE SAL have gresrpleas-
IRE 10 expressing my opinion II the ingenuity excellent
moral tendency and instructive character Of your beautiful
DOrAmas of Creation and the Deuge visited your
hbuOn few days sgOin company with my family y, and
al away delighted and edited know Of scarcely
any way which and vivid conception OF the
der of The sX days II creation can Be Peasngiy com
muncsi.t 10 the minds Of youth by Witnessing the hst
part yoLr exhibition. The second part IL also well adap
al produce solemn impression q the mot spendOus
physical that has ever occurred the worlds history
the destruction Of the ateuyian world with The waters
Of Tie Flood shall be glad to hear that your valuable and
Yours respectfully, J. DowLING.
HASfNeTOS's SACRED DloRANAs These admirable and
Astonishing u AT really deserving OF public pat
onage Their idea l. altogether original and ne execution
musthave been the result Of many years labor The
Of the exhibition Of itself deeply Interesting The be-
holder witnesses the great work Of creation from the lorna
Garden OF Eden Nothing can possAe eve az dea OF ne
effect produced by the of the birds, mynafs q
which cluster amid The foliage, pouring forth her various
noe- To witness THIS scene = alone worn more ihan
the pnce q adinissou The second part the DEUCE Il.
fearful from is ruhfuess Tie terrific hurricane the del
gge Of waters he Arr fpsiug tneir bosom
The gong forth Of the dove &c are vsity represented
proving altogether exhibition which has never been
celledwe doubt indeed, is ever been eqqaed 10 this
city. The Amphthesfre Is a. DiOrama Hal. corner u
Walker-st and Broadway. Evening Mirror.
The following Is from The New-York Tribune;
HASISGToSs scERTuEAL DIoRAgA.-T This imposing Fl
hbrol i worthy o. visit from al Who have apprecia-
non Of the sublime In Nature OF attempt 10 reproduce Il
BY Art They resnacg the Creation in all is stages he
newmsde lights In the ornament beautifully indicating
when an0ihefs dayswork s done. and lumlned clouds
masterpiece Of diorznnc effect. exhibiting umut Of
The elements In the highest degree exciting 70 behold.
Wild and orneus woke il that Of he wind heard owing
hfougn All ms tempest The exhibition 70 got up Win
great deal OF ngenuy and cannot fail 10 be very attractive
Tickets Is cts; children halfpnee. Doors open Al =
Curtain rises a. O'Clock aus lmlstp
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IlOARD-Two spacious rooms the second floor. bes-
ibnflliy furnished, may be bad A. 81 HOasion-st TIE
location being the elevated In The city, there always
acoo and refreshing breeze Transient bOsrders may here
md. lI leN weeks. de.nll- accumm0lalon. alli b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

ROBBED BY FEMALEs.-A young man by the
name Of James Thompson who halls from a neighbor-
ing city while frocking among the girls at % Muber-
ry.st Yesterday afternoon was robbed of his pocket
book containing about $50 in bank bills. Three per
sons named Michael Irving, Catharne Dewyre and
Louisa Moore, were locked up suspicion of having
robbed him
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. A limited number
DO gentlemen and families still be accommodated Al
the Chngarora House. keypor n J. This j. the finest
baihng plsce IN the vicinity OF Newl0fk. Steamboats,
leave foot OF Chambers-st A NJ and y T. NJ daily
aus Wv GEORGE c. DAVIS.
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ternen and their wives with bedrooms and closets and
one two single gentlemen can BE- accommodated with
board. There bath with hot and cold a-r, and shower
bath Apply 81 ISL Tenihsl corner Of Fourh-Avenue.
su1 2w@ MRS STEWART.
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Notice..

MISS HORT, in compliance with the
wishes of her friends, has opened HIGH
SCHOOL for Young Ladies, for which she
trusts that the advantages of education aud
the experience of long course of years, de.
voted to the duties Of Teacher, have duly
prepared her. Her number will be limited:
and she will endeavor to procure, as soon a.
her prospects will warrant it, such assistance
as will ensure the high standard at which
she aims.
Her terms arc, par session of five months:
For general instruction, inclsding
Vocal Music, S25 OO
Music, 2fEM
Use Of instrument per session, ~. 9 on
French or other Languages, ~. 20 ,OO
Drawing in Pencil and Painting
in Water Celors, ;. .sis.a5l liz OO
Miss HoET is erecting colnmodious School
House, and board can be procured in highly
respectfully families.
Payments required at the end of each
session, or at the time when any pupil is
withdrawn from the school. No allowance
made for absence unless on account Of ill.,
ness. 3, W. &. t'.ss s * II
Aprii5, 1919. % ).
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed bv
any made in the State, possessing all the ad.
vansages of the Falling Breast md Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re:
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in IN angle that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, with an improvement
to toregulate the noting of the cotton; cur brusl,
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters to cali
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We nre also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on libersI terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumterville. April %, lS47. 20 ly
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lPLOOK HERE. in 8

'e$, The subscriber has just returned from
skA1 the North with full and we'll selected
stock OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and All
kind OF JEWEERYs Also. PISTOLS, Fine.
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, Toys and
hntck ,hnackeries Of every description. I.s #
The above stock is the largest that has
,yer been offered in Sumterville, Has been
please. ~ -. - .
Purchasers may expect to find grea, 6ar-
gains for Cash. & 8 49,. -. -
The subscriber returns his areatfi,1 a. ar.
knowledgments for past fayoss. and q soliaits !
renewal of patronage. q s ~
I. FREEMAN IIOYT. X
Sumterville, sept.I4, I647. 4i "
n, B.-Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re-
paired as usual. y e. s7
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xtsfI
here are fapys casea pf chronic and painf,,l
hsnnast Inn that wil not Weld liz ii,f,,.
anna 81, ,Eafsanari ma and 0uaanss ssDel,nht Il
duly Dsrs sspeciall RI staken in c,,,.
ction with IIydr. of Potash, tiInes called
lsferc,iriaI I2hettnelisa violent pains Id tie
bones, &c,) y resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe feyers and other
$protracted disease = rs
s II 10 highly Recommend for ali diseases
of the skin, chronic as we'll az recent. One
bottle will, III most instances, effectualy re.
move all lpfmples, postules, or blotches on the
face, TO which young persons in this climate
are 80 much subjected to- arising either from
yimpurity Of the blood OF debility. It is the
best remedy known for Rcrofulous affections,
sores, and breakings o,It in young children,
and is safe and efficacious IN removing entire.
ly every trace of hereditary diseases from the
system in the tenderest infant ID fact In allcu.
taHeous affections it is invaEua bic. AS pen.
eral purifier of the blood, and an eYa1ieator oI
all obstinate diseases this preparation will un.
doubtedly take the precedence Of all other Re.
medies. It gently operates upon and req.
ulates the bowels, restores to the blood its
wonted purity, gitcg tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion. s.5zs s. {. !.
It will effectually relieve Erusapel1s eren
in it's worst stages, and all persons suffarino
from this distressing complaint arc advised 10
use it, first 80, but no marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, il will be necessary
to usethe Hydriodated Potash with It.
Not wishing to publish certificates as il
done in the case of all quack medicines of the
day, to effect their sale, and so force them up.
on the public, the subscriber begs leave to
and used By d q aanfHinber Of physicians and Plan.
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J 8EsfraY..

Daniel Driggers tolls before ME a black
horse, blind in the right eye; marked with
harness; about fifteen hands high; twelve or
fifteen years old; appraised at Ten Dollars.
The horse may be found ut DR.. Driggers' Of,
the road leading from Carter's crossing on
Scape Ger; TO Camden. * 3. . As
:, A. .sCARBORoUGH bIagissra,e. /
Sumter Dist. Mar. 8, lS4S. s. s..' s;s3 81
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COMPREHENSIVE,

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnershp under :he
firm Of CONWAY g. "-!NN, for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Tailoring business
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
keeping general assortment of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings and Trimmings, and hope
by strict attention to business to merit con.
tinuancc Of the patronage heretofore so libez-
ally extended to them.
D. J. WINN.
january ls4s. l2 If
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Sprung and s,.n,al:ar q ooiIs,

The subscriber would respec ctfully call The
attention of his friends and the public gem
orally, to his well selected stock Of Dry
GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery.
Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats,
Shoes, Stationery, do. &c. Just arrived
and ready for inspection. J. which he will sell
as cheap as they canib be bought in any, otlier
establishment in this place, for each OF coln-
try produce. I.
g. t lDDs b AYlsE. 81
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SOUTH CAROLlNA---sUNITER DIST;

- - S'A-tsso> oAAAAs .11A's " soDuI Ell UlSxr
Elijah Reynolds } Declaration & IN AZ
ys; vs., tachmem in Assua,-
isaac -. !" : thltWorth. ise sit
Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stated
case having this day filed bis Declarat;on
against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State, Gas Il Il
sald) and having neither wife nor Attorney
known, upon whom copy Of the above be.
ciatration, with rule to plead thereto, NAV be
served It is therefore in pursuance OF the
Acts OF the General Assembly of the State
IN such cases made and provided, Ordered
that the Defendant do plead thereto on or be-
iore me eighteenth day Of June. A. D., ls46,
Sta1i.se - nnal and absolute Judgement will
Office Com. Pleas, Sumter ,Dist,
l7th June, ls47. sa
/ I.sD. JONES, &. {. c. r.
Y anlie 23..sl (S89 81 qf1fyd
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a. j.. 81 p. MOSES

Offer for sale OH as reasonable terms n. !.
can be obtained in Sumteryille, yery larea
assortment Of of Goods, comprising DIV
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock.
cry, Saddlery, Shoes and Boots, flats and
Gaps, Bonnets, Coopcr's ware. Carron ware.
Drugs Paints, Oils, Carriage TriInmil, Oh
confectionery, Garden seeds, &c. &c. &s,