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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
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Tie Mexican schooner Republican,, Captain
Ca-cana. arrived yesterday from Campeachy, having
sailed On the 9Th U.S. We learn from gentleman DO
came passenger on her fha the iucaecocs recognized
the Government of Mexico on the 2lth ut TIE uca-
tan .roops under command of Col. Zetna had taken
possession ~ the town O Iacash after some resistance
from the Indians This news was received a Merida on
the -h uit The battle lasted four hours The Indians
retrested But little blood shed on either SIDE.
TIN n-ht OF the 18TH there was music IN the streets
of Merida and rras shouted for Mexico. Tor the
Unior and for the Governor OF the state On the 'in
took place the ceremony OF the oath OF allegiance, ana
on the -1.h religious function snd grand ball. To.
day l.t Augu.D salvos Of artillery have celebrated
the entry OF Lens into Iekik of fasos into Huhi ani
Of G0tzales into Teabo. The war is near its end tle
volunteers who have arrived Il Sisa have not moved
from there u j. said that they intended for the re-
conque Of Bacaar and that for this purpose they viii
form junction with the inhabitants OF sad CITY anu
rendezvous In the Island of Conmcl No more at
present.
The Mexican Government has made over 20 iucatan
$4,000 which sum IL has agreed 20 pay each month
Gov Barbachano has issued decree dated the 18Th
alt by which he grants absolute amnesty TO al the M
surgent Indians who within seventy days suall dc-st
from hQstlItrs and submit % the Government
The " u. Deba OF the 10Th has the following from
Merida by WY of Havana:
As for the insurrecuon of the Indians which has so
long desOated the white inhabitants We learn that Is
wei nigh cxtinguished. The largest force OF the nsur
rectoniss collected In one body, does not amount 10
more than from OO0tO 500 men, and they obliged
% keep 10 the highest parts OF the Sierra (chain OF
Of 1untaus where the population is very sparse and
limited They are totally In want OF leaders Pat and
Chi having retired from the field The former, alter
the route he suffered Al >acaun, marched T. Tah0suco
where he abandoned his ioOwers promising q return
ia fifteen days. tie has ult since been heard OF.
- for Chi be il lying 10 Oxkutzcab, under treat.
meut tor the wounds he received IN the last battle ana
declaring be- viii light more. The fugitiyes IN the
sierra and other parts are holy pursued by Gen
Llergo and Col Zetna, the probability Is that the
insurrccton will speedily disappear or be entirely
confined 10 the mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

- The Whie Central Committee a. Ashtabu'a
Co Ohio. have gone over % the Free Sellers and
rcd with them The banner which had been presented 20
the Wings Of Ashilfua rs the Banner County hy the
Wing ladies' OF Lexington, Ky. ~ late Taylor meet
ing IN Asha5us. the following motion prevailed as We
perceive IN the proceedings. The Committee refuse
however, 90 surrender the Ia.
"On motion o. Gen. Chls Sesrrs Committee q Three
appointed wat the sie Ceural Comni,i-e. and
request them % surrender up 10 the Wings OF - Odd al
County the Wig tag 20 molly Won u 1874 ard pre-
..---l ~ nam .v De wing ale. a- LeL--..l- XIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

Ny. AND ERIE RNLuoAD.-This great wors,
from the Delaware River 10 Bnghamtou, is now being
pushed forward with vigorous resolution. The Burg
harsfgn Cour says is stin The expectation Of the
Directors 70 compeeit to that place ty TIE let Of Janu
-ry next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

PrSSNLvASIA.-Hendrick b. Wright aud Sam
uel T Ceilings are rival Loco Foco candidates for
Congress in the Xlth District comprising Colum.
bia Luzcrne aud Wyoming Counties A similar
feud in 40 let in Hon. Chester Butler, the present
Whis Member
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

~ Brevity s considered the soul OF wit. The
Hunkers have taken 90 writing poetry. The latest
specimen We have seen consists Of two lnes-two sy
tables in each linc-Gen CAss being IN favor Of the num-
Der , even IN the way OF lives u runs thus
Alas
Poor Case
We would add that a. laie HuuSer meeting in Ora
cut Mass Rer Mr. BREWSTER sang two songs and re-
ceivcd TWO cheers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

Ew.HAMFSHiRE.-A Wing State Convention
assembled at Concord last Thursday ana nomina-
ted the following Taylor and Fillmore Electoral
Ticket:
-. %, -. JANIS BILL. Gaioli.
''''' ~ "' WILLIAM HALE, hnsasie
N-t pri
>nuncwoFth. isFktt Nasiu1f
.Rfss.p Bk.ptsi Coacofd, Allow hrrHsrst Canaan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

II Mr. J. +. WARNER, who has distinguished
himself for several years past AS a very successful
teacher of music TO adults, and who has recently
tablshed a Musical Academy at il3 Broadway has re-
turned to the City AMI reopeued his school both for
private pupils and classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

CoR0SgR's OFFIcE-The Coroner has not ha
a SINGLE case since the late FIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

THE SAILOR JEROME The Common Council
last night worthly followed the example set them by
the English authorities in rewsrding the noble humani
~ and selfdeyoton exhibited By Frederick Jerome.
the sailor of the Mar Word His residence has been
in this City for eight nine years past where bis wife
and children reside-and 1t determined in the sc
sion of the Board OF Aldermen 70 present him with the
freedom of the City. in a golden box. -Four Aldermen
were appointed to wait him immediately upon his
arrival with this appropriate testimony OF honor. We
hope however that the public hberaty will not stop
here but take y bestow upon him some sub
stantlal gif in return for lis generous daring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

MADAME BIsHOP.-We learn that Mad Anna
BISHOP, with NJ BocHsA the harpist may be expected
here shortly from Canada. where she has been giving
entertainments with the most brilliant success. Her
singing Of God save the Queen and the q" Marsei
laise in Montreal created quite Juror among the
patriotic Canadians Owing to the present unsettled
state OF affairs 10 Naples Madame Bishop will remain
in this country during the coming winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

POLIcL-A German by the name ol Wei- was
arrested yesterday BY officer Coye, On charge Of
stealing from the ship Northumberland lying ~ the
large portion Of the stolen property found In the
possession Of the accused, who was committed 10
prison by Justice Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

DEATHS At TIE EHiGRANT AID MARINE Hos
PITFALLS sept rs and l1-Eliza Bohan. 90 arrived IN
the Chrsuana John Deyelln ia the Columbia Thos
Cox the Tnorne Mary pedan or Stewart 40. in the
Andrew Oster.
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REMEDIES..

4 x -
There are 80 many medicines ofsdoubtful
character advertised and pufied by the news-
papers sat; the present time, that we should
have shrunk from the task we nave now .un-
idertaken; were we not most thoroughly con-
vinced, from our own personal knowledge, of
the facts whichswe state below.
{ tits of"yVister's Balsam of Wild Cherry"
that we would speak, and we speak adyisedly.
A lady, of onr acquaintance. whom we see
every day, was short time since, in what
we thought a precarious, if not dangerous
state of health, a cough had dEse:tlcd on her
lungs; her form seemed wasting away; che
was obliged to abandon her work, and we
thought.not soon to resume it again. For
about two months she hos been taking Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry and already has
she SO far regained her health as to be able
to resume her labors. 'ns
This is but single case, but it is one, at
least, in which wo cannot doubt the efficacy
of the medicine. ,sss ..,,y.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
ON the wrapper. For sale in SumterSilfeb by
DR.. J. + MILLER, at the Drug Store; ard
bv Druggists generally in, South Carolinal Il
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SHERIFF

ssBy virtue of satidf ihfs ID mo al.
.rected, ISL 81 Srntsr III.
House, on HE Ind stils iols
lhss4s ig, 81 asesS'assi s hlsssst aas s s !ss
The shs fellcSl1e 9 s,.. Rsal I s. fchaaefsto
One tract of 100 acres Of land
ah Glasen mont adjoining laid siof addge Rich.
I sfrdssgs levied upon as the property Of Rich
ard Kichardson at the suits OF Jrio. Madison,
G. Teetx. ~ =.
One tract. Of 23O acres Of land
sig ClarendoD, adjoining d. st r. DnBoset and
Where defendant lives, levied upon as the
property of Z. w Brailsford, at the. suit Of
;eynolds g. CO. II .E
One5 tract of 200 acres Of land
einC Clarendon, adjoining lands Of j. B. Hilton
and E.:B. Rowe, levied upon al the property
OF Jno: "a Mitchnm, at the suit Of u. nj.
Mou1on. s. 81
4 One, tract Of 500 acres of land
more or less. in Fork Black River, adjoining
.lnhts of Jesse Yates, ct al, levied Supon Say
the property of Ttos. Sumter, deceased. Al
The. suit of John 8. Bradford against Il: Sum
ter, Ex'r. of Thos. Sumter. sas.:s !,
One tract Of 60 acres of land
more or less, il Fork Black River, adjoining
lands of Est. Nelson and J. ~. Nelson, levied
Upon as the property of John w. KnowIton
at the suit Of P. S. Wofsfiian.
s HARVEY SKINNER, s. s.. D.
Sheriff q Office, 18th August 1645.
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A FRANK CONFESSION.

..'IsT- : s-
More Of Laurie Todd's notes, by the
way have been given in tho Northern pa
pers; we sutjoin the following frank con.
tessions: So
81 intended 10 give a chapter on black,
brown md yellow population. but have
gone arenough at present. lf this pass
will takeSup the Wilnot preyiso next
week. ss. AZ
81 will remark by thesway, (ss.s Gen,
Cass did inhis triumphant entry The bluck
scolorad folks (svhi.e, rcd and green aro
icolors, as sure al black J irthes South sare
better cared for, in soul and body, slsan
they ars in New. York; all our syuirasIiies
go beyond the Ilood, (Atlaa,ic1 to Fraaec,
Spain, the Pope md isepenlers; the Wo.
men, 100, these dear kind.hcar.ed n,ortals,.
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9 S| 'glf
~ q itSals g6g d s sd gsis' q q
bldck
Ding 10 ihe nafing for
s9ts
III aiiiinofs; ;s u ind fahufg,
|;NIorf0l hand Cha flsstofs 81 or, sh tiibu.
sands0E blac L rIIie1S No ed and children
ieArning ios rad In sabkasf and flss;
Schools state laws per o3ilifs tbstands
lug. Esnst week The 4 Mayar Of Cbdf flcss
ton, IS. procI6 lined d. thank sd wing Tor
Rhe peace; Do#a you sN ortberl bvp vpoorites,
Hnnkers and Barnb burners, 90 sye md dsdc
|ElikeWise;; sNe are The people and wisdom
will die with s1s.
81 Mons G6ngEnrsD sLAyRs A ronsides
rnbla disturbance, occurred OH esWharyes
at Phi!adel lphia, on sSatnrtlgy fseJnoon,
occasion ~ 4 tlsfts of some Of the
Quaker abol iiionists tos sfescle some sepu.
ted slaves, three women and q maD. who,
having arrival 81 from the 3 w est SIndies,
whence they had been forced to fly bythe
distu ufbanGes, were son their way "a. the
Baltimore boat 10 proceed South. They
were In company with the planters tamil
|.lY in which theYha been raised, and the
Quakers, insisted by a crowd Of colored
peoples attempted to prevent their going
on board tho boat. The planters denied
their being slaves, stating they were free
5togoyif fthcy pleased; buttliey; evinccd no
disposition sio leave, preferring 10 remain
with the family BY whom they had been
reared, rather than desert theH in the
hour Of troubie. The police were onthe
spot and prevented nny interfsrencs BY
| ,hes,nob. who would otherwise have thken
Them ashore by force. jus, aficr the boa,
had pushed off an officer came down with q
writ Of habeas corpus, obtained Sf6r the
Purpose Of ascertaining whether thesrepu.
ted slaves were not Detained GniawfdlIy.
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DIule Lost.

A Mule strayed from my residence abeu.
the 7th Aug, which may BE known by the
following marks; lie is black horse mule,
somewhat CALLED on the shoulders, about
feet high, small and well-Hate. He was
in fine order, when he loft He was last
seen about Siateburg. vii! pay expenses
and suitable, reward for his delivery TO me,
as need hiniyery shortly. !.
TT. .ToUCHBERRY. /,
Friendship p. Q, Sumter Dist. IA St (,
August ls, 1913.
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toma for stkefxp a lio}s 81 Si{ Sn8
;einsiIgu 1hA DdS and GEsts jifs saiid
credits OF NE Ii 2nd q Biaski
late the Dist sict foTesai ID, Sstsa
Ehsae late, thgtefofe, t6 iii and adIr,oi-
;ist all aud sing gulsr, the kindred aid cred tor
,d5 the said deceased, to be and appear before
me- AZ our i,eSt rdinary q Court fos tis said
District 20 be holden, at Sumter Court
House on Friday, The III day Iof september
lss4S, 70 siies cause; il any, why tie said
ministration should not Ee granted
81 taiyan upde my ltns,a this 2Otf,
IS, s day of Aug gust, in the year of ous
lpsd, one thousand eight hnndsad md
- ttyseights and in the 7722rds year of
~ ~ American Indspa rdencesi .sSl
:;. [ I4E WIS, o SID.
H * ~ u ct
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sHERIFF,s SALES. {

BY virtue Of snndry Executions to me di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in;
September next, within the legal hours of.
sale, to the highest bidder, for east, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to-
pay for Titles. IS $500 s5ss,5
i horse, levied on as the pro-
perty M: Barwicb, at the suit Of J. Lawton.s
Ihorse levied upon as the pro;
pertysof Henry TIudnall. at the suit of ~.
g. N. Moses, ~ t.,,5e &. 3. ,Fs
:fg q horses levied upon as the
spptSpstty Of Jno. w. Erwin, at the suitos Isaac
20 Henry Lyons, and D, Gary. &
= y Sulkey and harness, 1 wag-
onsand Carriage and harness, levied upo,, as
the property Of VIM. Z. Watts, at The suit of
John II: Dixon.ssT To be sold at the plantation
of :Wm, Ross on Tuesday tho 5til Septembr
next. $ ~ n ~ y - sSs
.y l horse levied on as the pro-
perty:of w. J. F. Burkett, at the ssnit Of wv.
w Roberts. & sS s'5 - q
/ Negro, levied on as as the pro-
perty Of o.s, Reea. at the slitef the State
for Taxes. rs.
! negro, levied on as the pro-
pesty Of John A. Colclough, sen, at the suit
Of stke State for Taxes.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of L. G, Mel Donald's estate, at the suit
Of the State for Taxes. & 3,
" l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty W.j. Atkinson, at the suit Of the State
for Taxes.
i negro, levied ON as the pro-
perty Of J: w. Drownaeld, at thessdit Of the
State for Taxes.
si ! negro, levied on 90 the pro-
petty Of Thos. Braeey, at she suit Of the
'n I negro, levied Oh as the pro. |.
perty Of Est, Of Thos Sumter, at the suit Of
the State for Taxes,
:. l'negto, levied ON as the pro-
perty of ia. Spears. at the suit Of the State
for Taxes. -
! horse, levied on as the pro-
perty Of G. Morse, a. tho suit of the State
for Taxes. s, s.5s. I
.,s HAayssY sKIakER, !. s. >. Z
ltugast l2, 1s4ss 81, z.
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SOUTH CAR R(lLINA.
WILLIAnIsBURGlDIsTRIGI
Ca. Sd, oa sun. PrS.

sSanuei ~: MeSiiA - & z Sss
Samuel n Matthew'S. 4. S
The dsfsnaant Samuel b. McGill, VII, is
confined WITHIN the bounds and limits of the
Jail Of Williansbnrgh District, by virtue Of
a writ of capias Ad satisfaciendum at tia suit
Of Samuel P. Matthews, has filed in my
Office his petition praSihg for the benefit Of.
the Act bf the Central Assembly fol: the res
lief Of Insol9ent Irbtoras together witha a
schedule of his estate and effects; TlNoticej
is hereby given to the said safise RI. Mat
thews and others the creditors II tlie ssid
Samuel ID. MEG Gill. to appear at the{ souft Sf
Common Pleas ,b be holden s. lnsbnfg
Court House on the third do
fourth Monday In 0ctobes next TO si,ew
cause, if any they can, why tllss estate and
effects of the said Samuel d. McG GilI should
not be assigned, and he tbs Fdisch as rad sacs
cording to the provisions Of the srt SthS
General assembly sos the relief ofs
Debtors. +
w. n. SCOTT, c. q. Tss #
Office of the Commons Pleas, s37
Williamsburg Dist. July Is, l948. :3nl S
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GIN MAKING.dEG.

We are, prepared to execute orders to any
extent int the aboss lines both for 1lety work
and repairs. Our Gins are not SUR paasedby
any made in the State, possessing all the ads
yantages Of the Falling Rreant and Sliding
Ribs, which saves q great daaaa iii sufs re-
pairs. yVc also HsS he Btebi Plate Saws
with teeth set inhii angie ttat eani,ni pssibly.
injure the finest staple, with ah iisl 6pnae,t
toregulate the noting Of the cotton; our brush
IS CONSTRUCTED on I'd plan, giving at once, tho
advautas of ightness, strength and force.
allyeIy ;natesial .in. the successful operatioa
ofsa Gin. We would invite plantera to call
at our shop and examine for the,nselyesss
whilst we wGasd ID assure the public generally,
that. they. shall have 40 caue TO EomplaiH
either Of Unf wofk or tjfices. 3.
CABINE Ell MAKING.
We are also prepared to d1 work In the
|; Cabinet line -such MS sdsteads. WardrpbeA
Sales, Book caass, Stands, Tables, l;upb6aFds,
/ &c; &c. at short iiot lice, on liberal terms. e
HUI DSON q 1sMmUTHER.
Glpposiss the 1srssly cAarsh. ss
Snrnfsryille April q. 2. lS4;7. s9
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/" WE ARE GOMEZ

Inscribed TO the San,ter Volunteers.
ny EDWARD J. PORTER.
@We are come - our cl;rion's breathing
Rose above the battles roam
Where the sulphury smoke was wreathine
Plains OF fearful carnage DER.
Where the serried spears were glancing.
Have our flashing falchons swept;
And, mid countless hosts advancing, Rsss,
We, our plighted faith have kept
s.We arescomc - our banners brightness,
r (Still unstained as when YOU gave)
On our country's breeze's lightness, s
filings it's glorious folds 10 wave. 81 e Z
How and where we have sustained it,
Where its fearless shadow fell, sFsss -
When the hourofs asqrm had strained Il,
Ask Of History muse to tell.
awe are come !''} brave hearts undauaeeds
Went with us to battle forth,
Who, where plunesE the thickest faunted,
Proved;in peril's hour their worth.
We have left them and their story
Future chroniclers shall tell:- :
Yet what brighter bed OF glory
Than the field wheron they fell
+'rhe device on the Banner of the t'Sum.
TIERS"
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s;ssl ads Il bs,hs The 4 truth S
SeA1la biiip liinent. .;
give Sysh those ses.s
4 Il spartan
hss !, Iss !, i sis lIyss il
datsd by the gloomy ever glades;4e The hide
olls sagage yellss nor by tIia scorch.
3 ing Nuns or rsfrowniAE Batteries III sffexicn (
Es kins. he Stinief Vol
cherish your bra
yEe teal conse9 encgs result
Ling g69ts tff0tin doyottoT, wssIelc9me
sin6re to; tlaS Soil sso1secf
our fore here's
81 sxaf htasof
81 been inst ahiental
lpon the
phsss y JeAa q IS, Rich as
sss sssa g5oMa 6 ,ssa hoas i, Istse
The iat6efS Sof tic
nstitutioiN rati fed IN
8 lie yight of A1Ifffage to- .aeref
he sSage soff twenty one
81 free people. IS
aSiI 81 ,hes ladies of Su,,,Ysr
s icfs Iancas of Their eyes niore
Han tia: eSicai, bayonet.
TheS ai,ds al With which h.
I4s disGi the Es Sanfiied to him. a
the 81 strict Ibis inael
81 sssIiia intcgrity;of charactef
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:, 81 ,,,e 2, 5
9. , nc oass
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before which tisy Nil ann for battle
see onens sof sstaf to consti.s
kltosa asjonai ifiiiiigers .sg &
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5s,;ss nf ,la;r =
aays be aid llbrosperitv
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CLAREND0N FEMALE ACADEMY.

The exercises of this SCHOOL will be
resumed Monday thea2lst,of August. Per
SONS ssshing 70 placestheir children iii the
care OF the sheras arc requested to send
tlleEsat the opening Of the Session. 8 ..:;
f. d. BACON, I'rimipal.
Sand Hills,sAug. 7, ls4s. 43 Ct q
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sOgTM-CAROLlNA- ---sJ INTER DIST.

S; ADS. = ca Sd. II 4
S83sF Jacob x Brcugfton:
The defendant w William I. Falderi being sar=
rested and confined within the prison Y srnles
for the District 6f Sumter, BY virtue of a.
writ of %cdpids dd sati aeiendun, at tllagsuit
of Jacob Z Broughtont and the said w illiarmn
Z. Fielder having filed in my Office his peti.
ton. with a schedple ON bath, of his whole
estate and; effects. praying for. the benefit Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly for the
relief of Insolvent DebtorBt
Notice is hereby given TO thesaidy Jacob
l. Bfougfton afid all other creditors of the
said William i. Folder to be and appear at
the Court Of Cotnmbn Pleas. To he holden at
Sumter Court House, iii and for the District
of Sumter, on the second Monday in Moved.
Der next, to chew canse, il any they can,
why the estate and effects Of the said dSJVilsi
liam L. lder should not be- assigned and
he discharged according to the provisions Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly for tho
relief of Insolyent Debtors I.
Z. j. %. JONES, /. G. Pa.
Office Fof ySSifsiinnn plnus, y An
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
s1.s Il Green
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Mary e. Keilum,
By virtue OF an order frDm William
Lewis Esguitps Ordinary OF Sumter District,
l will cell on tho first Monday iii September
next, at Sumter Court House, between the
legal hours of sale,
~ A. TRACT OF LAND,
containing three hundred acres more or less,
situated in Clarendon on Taw Cav creek,
waters of Santee-bounded by lands belong.
ing to the Estate Of Evan Benbow deceased,
Robeft Bowman and the Hopper lands, be.
longing to the Estate Of Seth 8, Kellum, de-
ceased. ,s ~ g. - q
:. Tcrms: On a,credit till first day of Janua.f
,,Ey next Gall feea calh9 the purchaser giving
Bond with goed security and Mortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary for the pay
,mene OF the pprohase money, with interest
from the day Of sale. 10,
HARVEY SKINNER, s. i. D. q
18th August, lS4a 40 sa3t