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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-03-23
THE srAT or MI &lprr,

THE STAT OF MI aslprI,
Aialisoa COaaty,
~ the Probate CoUr % said County.
APrj5 Term. l848.
2SHE esIue Of Sarah S. Rawlings,
d deceased, having heen reported 10,
nd declared by said Court 10 be insol-
vent. Notice is hereby given to all
orsons having claims against the esta:s
y said deceased, 10 present the same to
ae undersigned. on or before the LIST
lay oI NovembE IT next, or their claims
viii be barred.
BY order Of the Court.
J.. II. CAMERON. CTR.
Canton, April Is, 184s 3I-6m
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison C0untg.

BY the Probate Court Of said County.
.Aug@t Term, l840.
FENHE Estate ofSomuel II. Dink MS de
~ ceased, having bcen reported Il,
and declared by said Court insoIvent,
Notice is hereby given to all person.
having claims against the estate Of SAID
deceased, to present the sam 10 the un
drrsigned on or before The 1T day ..
March next, or their claims will be for
ever barr d.
By order Of the Court.
1T, CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, August IS, 1913. 49-6m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
n FILTERS of Administration, dc DO.
- mis- non having been granted to
the undersigned at the Feb. Term,
1849, of the Probate Court of Madison
county, mississippi, on the estate Of
Joseph Meek, deceased, all persons in
debled to said estate will please ONE
forward and make Immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them legally
authenticated within the time prcscrib
ed by law, or they will be forever bar
red.
JAMES l. MEEK Admir-
February IS, 1919; $50
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pUSfkEH UNI PIANO FORTES;
oNSTANTLY receiving from the
seovo mandatory, a choice and
..lal assortment of these justly eel.
v Instruments in highly ornamen-
EsasOf
toseWOod and mahogany,
scales Of 6, 81 and Z octavoes.
s y Instruments are finished with the
tlNF GRAND ACTION, peculiar
y prompt and delicate touch; so ex.
ny % the execution of difficult mu-
Also the T COMPENSA-
iuBEand detached Iron Frame,
n.y. Ia''Ie Palent, in theIstrength and du-
"loI instruments in this climate;
Instruments are manufactured ex
y Or the southern country and
guaranteed by the makers at the
vt "a TERN PRICES!
1o'san or any other improve
y aoded # desired, and all instru
"'o'o will be kept in order 6rFREE
|. 'OO's' covers, music, instruction
'US' G. W. WEAR, Ag't.
NJ. Black Hawk.
Instruments can also be obtain
w v.as following places.
ss,. Z, LOUD, Holly Springs, H
"''s0N' Oxford; P. FLARIo, Mem.
\. Sot2, a beautiful 81 octave sunl
~, 'aOle, legs 10 match; of round
49, ,O'I and heavy in the bass
n SNs5 new style Of case,1
h a beautiful 81 octave-sunl
X Saanel legs, do. Rosewood; o
N S soa zone, new scale.
so, SOO4' a beautiful 7 octaves, hol.
SDs , i Do, Mahogany Of rio.
n. Gear, brilliant treble Of grea
b "a! New s%cale.l
lo -. "a beautiful plain 8 octave
ny, Of rich silvery tone: yer
'Oes' 2s-1
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Notice.

EVHE subscriber offers for sale his
n House and Lot hail a mile tom the
public square ID K MCALLiSTER.
F~ebruaryE93, l899 24--h
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a FARM For SAFE.

- THE Subscriber offers for sale, his Farm, pleas
fnfA antly situated large swell of land, about
Al mie north Of the CentreVillage in JAFFREY NH,
(heng the Farm which the subscriber has lived
for the last yearsl containing 800 Acres of good
Land 70 of which is covered with Wo0d and Timber.
Said Farm is well fenced with good stone wall.
The average crop OF Hay is about Eighty Tons, with
ample pasturlng On said Farm large Orchards Of
good Fruit The buildings two story HOUSE, 80
by 40 e. well finished and In good repairwith COED
front yard well fenced BARNS-one 60 by 40 n le 1t.
posts mas been built but years-one AZ by 30 fl
and one 40 by 80 IT, and Shed connecting the last two
Wood Shed and Carriage House, So by 20 t Cider Mill
House, 60 by "a feet. and Cider MILL all in good repair;
aso Pgery 80 by Is f., recently built in which are TWO
large boilers There three wells oRever failing water
the premises, and good cstern OF soft water, with
pump in the Kitchen
Aso another set of buildings about of mile distant,
consisting of House, Barn, and Shed, connecting the
same The last mentioned buildings with about so acres
Land, will be sold not, may best suit purchasers.
Said Farm is well adapted for dairy sheep.
The buildings in condition TO need but light repairs
for ten years The moving and plough land are in high
culture good the expense will be small and with
good the profits large enabling the purchaser
10 save $500 year from the proceeds of the Farm Fur
her than $500 cords of God and Timber
on said farm-25O cords Of which is Timber which sells at
the mills average OF 81 percord-l5OO cords OF God
NAV be So are worth 81 per cord in the vllagesboih
will amount S4006 and when the Rail Road, which ls
no building from Conc ord, NH, to Wlnchendon, MASS,
h finished wood will be worth at least SIS per cord
said farm will be sold at Great BorgGtn-so much so
m To enable the purchaser clear eight per cent annual
M which the subscriber pledges himsefo make appear 10
the satisfaction OF any purchaser who will call and exam
inc the premises. Terms OF payment made cosy.
Possession the LIST Of April next any time within
wear from said first of April. JOHN CoNANl.
Jaffrey H.. Feb 26, l849. 4W"
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Printing to inquire into the expediency of print
i ng 10000 copies OF the patent Office report was
adopted. In Committee of the Whole thePos
Office bill was taken up. Mr. Morehead OF North
Carolina addressed the committee OH the terrific.
lial question. taking conservative ground. Mr..
Murphy OF New York followed, and discoursed
on the same question: compImented Mr. mellow
ell OF Virginia on his splendid speech, but could
not help thinking he was giving too much impor.
lance to the territorial question. The people
would settle it judicousy, and disappoirt the dis
unionists. He maintained that Congress has moth.
ing to do with slavery; thait wasa local institu-
ton; and the people OF California had right to
say whether the would have it or not.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. February "a, ls4s.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner OF Insovenc',
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day Issued
Warrant against the Estate Of WILLIAM D. NkM-
TON, OF Fitchburg, in said county, scyhe maker, and
late partner with John L. Chandler nsovent debtor
and the payment OF any debts, the delivery any
property belonging the said debtor him, hs
use, and the transfer of any property by him. for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
he held at the office of said Commissioner Worcester
said County, the tenth day Of March neat eleven
clock in the forenoon for the proof debts, and the
hoce OF an assignee assignees Of his Estate.
F27d3t K. HARDWOOD, d. g.. Messenger
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STEPHEN TRACY, M, D.,

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
tants of WORCESTER. Dr. T., having enjoyed superior ad
yantages aud had ample experience in the East Indies and the
West, well in New Enga feels u y warranted in Civ
ing the that all entrusted his requiring
either MEDicA SURGICAL attendance shall be treated
the most careful and skiliull manner.
Office lat presenD 60 Main-st.
D.c27. DIFF
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j. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself and soc patronage from his friends others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will Dtrust the dispensing Of Medicine the of
nexrerenced individuals but will, far practicable attend
to himse thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
Jad l. DIFF
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machine Shon to Rent,

- BUILDING Is feet BY 40, The basement stone The
fN n other three stories BRICK substantially built taa-
sl ted in the village OF East Brookfed within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road with permanent and sufficient water
power, will be leased for term OF years for any kind Of
machinery or manufacturing Each story may pc ems
tered from the ground wthou ascending any stairs, and thus
aordng unusual convenences for any kind heavy business
The cars, fdesred, may be brought to discharge
directly into the building. No establishment of the kind
be desirable for any business requiring power and
great facilities OF communication with all parts of the country
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds Of
business carried the premises For further par.
tlculars apply personally or by writing toA F. WALKER
East Brookfeld or AMASA WALKER, Boston.
Feb -. DIFF
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TO MARRIED LAnTES-

pY the strong solicitations Of her friends and partrops
ID Mrs GOODWIN, has at lat reluctantly per mitted her
name to be brought before the public for the benefit MARI
red who prefer to risk their lives IN the hands of
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman's life
Mrs g. experienced and acoucheue and holds
herself in readiness TO the calls of all who wish secure her
services and shees confident by her long experience in her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction to all who NAV wish TO
employ her.
Mrs G, viii be found at her house, No. IL Browns
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester. FebGl DIFF
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M ARtsIb n.

In this city, Feb y by Rev MIR CroweI Mr. Josiah Co.
burn 10 Mrs Mehtabe Nye also, Feb 26th by the same
MIR A bert Lowell To Miss Louisa Seares.
In Leicester Feb "a by Rev Mr. Dunbar this city, Mr.
Arthur Back of this city, TO Miss Amelia Taynton of t.
In sutton, Feb 22d by Rev. Mr. Tracy, Mr. William V.
lnman, Of Whitnsyille, to Miss Amira Mascroft.
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General Intelligence and Agency Once.

IHE undersigned having the license required opened
an office of the above description, No. 255 Main
street, near the Of Main and Mechanic Places
procured for those in search Unemployment of any kmdand
help obtained for families individuals who may wish
hue
The subscriber will also receive applications those who
may wish TO hire or let Tenemens buy sell Real Estate,
or any other kind of properly. @4f
The object ofihe enterprise TO establish Office where
any species Of business that may be by agency
third person. will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
The Once will be open all hours O'Clock A. M,
9P M all charges services performed III be SUCH
cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81. d3m r. P. McELWIN.
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II V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
IN Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office
Boston, N Congress Street.
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CHIOROEORM

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth Whout pain by the Of this recently
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Cotton Mill and Machinery.

IETANTED TO lease for of years Cotton Mill
w with Machinery and power sufficient 90 operate 20
10 40 Looms. Address s. G through the Boston Post
Office, giving description of the same, &c.
Feb 90. dit w3t9
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FEED.
NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
FEHE depreciation OF the value of California
God Dust, account of the great abundance in
market compeIs the undersigned decline taking any
present, but is willing and glad TO receive
Thousand Dollars in BANK BILLS. in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &C. &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell low the
above articles can be had in the City.
Call at No. Ii Washington Square.
Feb24, DIFF OTIS BRAMAN.
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DIED.

In Leicester, Feb ID h. Mrs Sarah wife of Mr. John A.
Smith, OIL By this an adectionate wife, kind
mother, and valuable and esteemed member OF society,"
has been removed in the midst OF her usefulness. She
bore a long and distressing illness with uncommon pa
thence and resignation.
In Milbury Febl7th Francis HERBERT youngest son or
Henry and Abigail B Johnson, VI. mos. and 80 dys.
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WeaVerS Wanted,

T the Cotton Mill in New Wercester,-6 experienced
n Weavers will find good encouragement By applying
soon A. CURTIS.
New Worcester Feb "a. dtf
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u ROss's Express forward all sorts

parcels and small through direct. the Worcee
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol and Warren
July %. dwtf
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RIacxstOme Canal Co.
NOTICE.

IL indebted 10 the subscribers either by note
or account are respectfully requested g call ana SCI.
lie the same Immediately. G. FOslEh 49,
Worcester, Feb IL, 16ze. dwo"
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DIR, o, Fl. BLOOD,

sga1S7Ts'--gase DR.. 0. Fl. BLOOD,
UIFT7SygSSA Proposes to resume the Practice of MeGi
CA1lJ cine, so far as relates to the
The Diseases Of Children which arise from ficu denon
1T fact that Of the Irregularities and consequently
many of the defects Of the second ofeth caused by
Encouragement during the eruption and before the aP
appearance Of the first teeth.
The practice Of Dentistry for several years. has made the
principles and process fdenlition also the irrsons
sultng from familiar, and therefore appropriate Depart
ment Of practice
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed connection in the business o
DENTISTRY. which will be continued the Old Stand $50
Main Street. o. H. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept22-u c. D. COOK, NJ. d.
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Messengers Notice

MGss6HStT7S NOIfC6e
Worcester. IS. February 20, 1s49.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq., Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of FRANCIS CLARKE, of
Auburn, i'll said County, gunsmith, nsolvent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging said Rsovent debtor him or for
his USE and the transfer of any property by him are Tor
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
be held at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
n said County, the eighth day Of March nest
o'clock in the forenoon, for the proof Of debts and the
hoce Of an assignee or assgnees of his Estate.
F26dws GEO. JONES, d. s., Messenger.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office February 16, le49.
To all persons interested in the Estate of LOIS
PRINCE, late of WestborOugh, deceased, Greeting.
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of March
next, TO show why administration of the Estate @
said deceased should not be granted to George A. hJey
Of Westborough, creditor.
Fl7d* CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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BOARD WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN wishes to engage two pleasant
IA rooms, with Board in small private family. Apply
at this Office. d6t* Feb 20.
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BOY WANTED.
FOR SALE.

IOIt
"a FTNHE subscriber offers sale his situation in
fA the north beast part of Charlton three miles from
R@sA Charlton and Clappville Dopots, consisting
good Hense, Carriage House, Barn, Wheelwrght Shop,
with waterpower and machinery convenient for the bust
Also, five Of good Tilage Land, with Black
smith Shop upon the same. For further information in
quire of the subscriber the premises.
Charlton, FEB 20. ALANSON P TOWER.
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MEW ARRANGEMENT.
BOARD.

GENERAL single Gentlemen be accommodated with
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. / PARK STREET
Nov le Att
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TO LET.
- FTNHE undersigned offers let for a term of years,
SaHYpA i BUILDING at ouinsgamond Village, with
Rs1A power sufficient for driving machinery Of
Blind and Sash Machine Factory other business
not requiring very great power.
FOR SALE. lie offers, also, Tor sale the entire Ma
CHINERY for manufacture of PAPER in said building
on the favorable terms.
Mr. II, s. WAsHBURN at The Rolling MILL will give the
necessary Information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester, Feb S. diff
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or,,r, CH41s AACfAA hAN4A' =. r.,
NOTICE hereby given that special meeting of the stock
holders ofhis Bank, will be holden at their Banking
House, Wednesday the 28h day Of February inst, al
o'clock p NJ consider the exPedoncy of pettoning the
Legislature TO extend their charter after its present sha
have expired. Per order of the Directors,
Feb 81. WIN. DICKINSON Cash
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CASHMERE SHAWLS.

FEW Cartons of very Rich Cashmere shaws this
n morning opening in White, Blue, Scarlet, Mode and
BLACK srounds-which selling at very low prices
Feb is. dwis4w HALL q IHOMPsON.
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New Arrangement t.

Mr.. BERGER, has the honor to inform the
ladies' and gentlemen OF Sumtervillc and vi.
rinty, that his DANCING SCIlOOI. is now
open at the Town Hall lie also informs
them that in order to accommodate persons,
who do not stay in town, he will teach any
day of the week those who cannot attend al
ways the regular class. BY that arrange
ment one can take one, or even two, private
lessons in single day il he chooses to do So,
and learn as much in that day as he would in
three regular lessons; (his is as regards steps
because to learn the figures there must be
eight persons) and they will avoid by that, at
least, half the trouble and expense that
would be incurred, should they come in town
three times week. The price of tuition is
also greatly reduced. For particulars apply
at Cmna's Hotel.
Bradford Springs.
Mr. BERGER would he willing to 90 and
teach a Class at the Springs three times a
week, should the citizens OF that place form
Il class for him.
July -, 1919. 80 st
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Rail Road Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received,
addressed 10 the undersigned at Sumrrvilc,
until the 18th August, for timber for the ST.
pcrstructuIc OF forty (i0) miles of the Wal
nineion and Manchester Rail Road adjoining
the Camden Branch. Each mile Will require
lI0O cross ties 6 oand feet long, and H.,
'2' lcet, board measure, of continuous bra
Csasm@ ~ IN lengths OF II, ~. u, - or ~
SE Further information can be obtained n!
'hr Assistant Engineers on The line, or The
suHscrlbcrat Marion &. H.
J.. J. FLEMING,
Res Eng. WI. 4 Man. X. Il.
July 2i, le49. 40 81
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sUMTERVILLE', S. c,
Residence and Lots for Sale,

The Subscribers offers for sale the PIlENII.
SEES immediately adjoining the town Of Sum
icrvl!c, Ill 4 southeastern direction, known
rs the residence of Il late Daniel Norton.
The Lots contain Il body Of about 23 acres
nf Land, contiguous to the business portion Of
the t""il, and through par; of them run the
contemplated Il Ill Road from Manchester to
Wilmington. 1t would be desirable To sell
I" a single purchaser the whole of said lots,
aud To such the terms would be made accom-
mola;ing.
Oilers Will also be entertained by the sub
srrlbcr for all his Lands lying on Turkey
Creek, near Sum,crvilc. They contain in
all about l25 acres OF I.h land, swamp, oak
and hickory, well timbcrcd, with proportion
oi cleared and open lands, y more accurate
description and better estimate value OF
these Lands can be formed upon application,
either personally or by letter, to the subscr-
Der.
10 cntcrpriSing iarmcr this tract pre-
SHn;s advantages and facilities not surpassed
by any other location in the State, and To an
approved purchaser accommodating terms
Will be granted. Communications addressed
to me 1T the Bank ol Charleston, Charleston,
). g., vii! meet due attention.
LABFZ NORTON.
July ~, 1919 80 1T
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SII ERIFEy SAI1EY.

By virtue Of sunlry Executions To me d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court IIousc.
OH the first Monday and day following in
August next, within legal hours OF sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sumtcrvillc, adjoining lots OF j ] Miller, \
f Pool, OH Liberty street, levied on as the
property of Il + Liyon at the suit OF S May
rant.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. 8. y.
IL July, 1919.
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In Equity,
SUMTER DISTRICT.

VI. L. Maycs cta!,
John &. Shaw.
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in August next. and il moi
then sold will be offered at each Subscpucn,
sale day until sold, =
y tract OF land oi one hundred and twenty
eight acres, situated ON Alligator BrancE,
waters OF Rocky Bluff swamp, adjoining
lands OF y. Chandler, W. Rcans and Est. Of
ID. Shaw.
The above land belongs to the cstatc of
kcbecca Shaw decd, and will not be sold
Tor a less sum than three dollars per acre.
IEHMS--On credit oi ono wear from sale
with interest; purchaser To nivc Bond and
personal security and pay Tor all papers
by Order OF the Court,
Join b. MILLER, Com'r.
Sum'rrvil!c, ) July, lSl9 81 4,
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division No, IL,

The regular Weekly Meeting OF this Diri.
Stoa Will be held on "Wednesday Erening
next, at their Hal mt o'clock.
w. Il. b. HAYNSWORTH, II. $.
Sumtervillc, S. C.. 10 lv
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

wa! bcpad for arprchending ANA lodging
IN ln', or delivering To me my negro fellow
Sam who lately ran away from The steam
mall OF Alcsscrs C""h!an u Go. lie is about
80 years old, OF mldd!IuT size, and has rather
projecting lips. He has been hired in Sum
lHrvi!!c during the last two years, and is
known I" lHrk III the nciThbourhood. having
been seen several times in the village ;!t
night, where II is probable, lie might be casi-
ly apprchcndcd.
IL The subscriber believing linn to be-
liarborcd offers $500 for such proc! AS Will
convict any white man Of harboriny him eth
or directly or indirectly.
J. S RICHARDSON, Jr
April, 3, 10. 81 II
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z. B. OAKES,
BROKER & AUCTIONEER
No. Z, ::tatc-strect,
CU1hL ESTON, s. {.
No. Z, .:tatC-Ntrt.ct,

Is dcSIrol!s I" purchase. Tor Plantation in
Georgia, TWENTY To THIRTY LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES of either scx; those
between the agcs Of Ii AMI 20 prcicrrcd.-
Persons havl"" sucl, property To dispose OF
wall meet with 4 CASH purchaser hp apply
Ing a. above
,S(n"rS, Reol E<tntc, BuWk .Ntock,
ST., bo":yt M,d syId or GDmmisxion.
July - l-.l9. 30 lO,lo