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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

We find The following in the Boston Posts Pe
lilicaI Dictionary:
"Washinglon-An eminent American safes,
man. As he died leaving M issue, all persons
claiming 10 be second WashinstoEs' are mani.
les, imposlers."
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BEI.I.FIELD FOR SALE.

pELLFlELD, the residence OF the late Mrs f Nj
- Payne, in the upper part Of Goochand county,
about fourteen miles from the Court House, on the
Cartersvile road, and is about ten miles from Penn
benon's Warehouse, on the James River Canal, TO
which an excellent road leads The Tact contains
about i've hundred acres. has a suficisncy OF wood
land we'll watsred, upper Lickinghole Creek run
ming through II, on which is good site for Grst and
Saw MILL and has on II Barn, with good Threshing
Machine, ,hroe Tobacco Houses, five Negro Quarters,
and all other necessary out buildinga. II has an Or
chard of choice Apple Trees, and variety of other
Fruit Trees. The Dwelling House, surrounded by
ornamental trees aud beautiful shruhbery, Is as at
tractve In It's appearance Is comfortable and con
yenient There is good Office in the yard, and the
Garden is productive in fruit and vegetables. Bell6ed
10 as healthy any residence In The county, and lie
soil though not deep, Ia quick, readily producing
corn, oats, grass and manufacturing tobacco.
TERMS :-Sl 500 cash. tho balance In FIVE years, or
longer il desired; the purchaser giving Deed Of
Trust on the land TO the payment Of the same,
topaher with its annual interest. Possession TO be
given on the ist Of January next TO the purchaser,
who may SOW crop Of wheat this FALL perfect title
to the estate il in Laura and Elizabeth ii Pope,
which will be conveyed by them TO tho purchaser.
The subscriber, Colonel NJ NJ Payne, or MIR
Brooks the overseer, will show the place TO any one
wishing purchase. Letters directed 10 myself or
Colonel M M Payne, at Goochland Court House,
Ane @-cif - CHAs POPE.
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dl9-ellI
FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COIIRT AOIJSE

COURT HOUSE.
TIE Winter session OF this School will commence
wrh the month Of November, and close with The
Coan oi April.
TER NJ $:
ss Board per session Of six months, 300
Tuition 10 the usual English branches, together
Slh, Latin and French Languages, ~
uu.,c with use Of instrument, II
nel C-eim DAVID COMFORT, Principal.
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lie iron. The wheat, and woolcns al foreign III
tons, III proportion Their P'ice become. !cwar
and l'wer, yon 40 grossly incot>.'an; 10 admit
The li.hi OF the sun, ol winch the pfce is Al
during the VI hole vi tho DAY!
FREDERICK EASTIAT
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aT The Lexington Gazette states that the
Stanton aud James River Turnpike Company
have determined IN construct a Plank Road
flom Stanton to ScottsyiIle. Il is estimated
that the cost of The road will not exceed 20oO,
(2.000 per mile.) exclusive of grddins, which
will be bull little, as the present road is gsaded
turnpike. II is also contemplated 10 construct
Plank Road from tlarrisonburg 10 Frederick
burg, via Orange Court House.
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1.-THE LAST OF THE MOIlICANS."-it
is sa id thai The last Democrat holding tuice un-
der The General GOVERNMENT, in Afkansas, has
been ,:.noacd III The person u Elias lseclcf, who
vas Marshal Of the S.air. a c:san sweep has
Tins been maze, and The ,ai:'rs in that Sla'c
have, in the parlance OF Taylor Whisssfy, been
tpoua liz al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. M. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice Of Law and will rsgu-
L larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst AppomatoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
prseties In the Coiirt OF Appeals. Oct 2s-au
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THE last annual session of This Institution closed its
l dair, on the 18th ultmo, number Al pupils. win
h oVsnei on the LIST day Of October and continue
vnDCu. Interruption until the lst August, 1850.
Ia Iar, Principal will continue TO preside over the
Io,tuon, in connection with all ofth1 other teachers,
uno.s services have also been retained Charges, the
Am, 4 for the last session. Some valuable and eIlen
us, improvements are In progress. For particular in
iorms,oa address Or J Minor, Tappahannock; or
Ns Virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay, Mil
len PAT Office Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, D.
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B.Lrl4oag Oct 27-The adsices w he q
,ona nav. had no material effect on biead,inn..
small sales Of hour to-day a: - tot llo"atd II.
Rel whea, l02aliG c.; whic li0aii5, ana f'm''
" i9ur 10 i20al2s,.. Com j. ii'i"rF nnief NE
news. Sales OF white al a0aC0c, and jel'@ toA
g.: cats 3ua3a, rye 50. Provisions aud gtccei"'
unchanged. Cogca hs, a';Gancr'' 4 70 Gems per
h since The lev. Tobacco li'm unchanged.
S,ncxs STEADY; ea,e, 81 S4.oD1 " d's Al io2a
1903, Ohio Ra'ltcad sha''s a2.. fo'hn: d'he
IN Government securities.
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iYTHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION
IRTHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
pR0CT AMATl0N

4 VACANCY having occurred in the Senate Of Vlr-
n gnia by tho resignation OF Edward r. Scott sena
Tor from tho District composed Of tho counties Of
Brunswick Dinwddie and Greensville, the sherifs Of
The said counties therefore hereby required 10 hold
,scons Id iheir respective ceualea Thursday, the
sh dsy Of November ne1t, f0T Senator I'LL the
ssnry aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT.
ing In tho absence Of the Governor from the
lssAl seat of Government and under the lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, II Richmond, the 2oth
lay Of September, l8fo.
Semi % rtIsihNov mo NJ PATTON.
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TscuM.sH Mills, Sept. s, 1919.
Dear Sir AT The solicitation Of Air Bonnet,
will state, for The satisfaction Of all who wish
Information 10 regard to bis Improvement, that
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

-
Fee a the course, payable in advance, $ilo
Graduation Fee. ~
Beard convenient 10 the Medical College, for ten
months, tlOo
T,I.sooks, which can be had In Farmvie, 4 vii
Ia, siI miles from the Medical College, will not
te more than %
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Opinion of "A Regular EohySi-
clan.
Exeter, Me-, Sept. 80,

Exeter, Me-, Sept. 80. 1915
This certif's that have recommended the
use OF WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY for diseases Of III. Lungs, for two
venrs past. aud many bottles TO my Knowledge
have been used by my patients ulI with hcnefi
ciul results. In two cases, where i, was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
r. BOYDEN, Physician AT Exeter Corner.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All published statements Of cures performed
by this medicine. ARE, in every respect, TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND
INVITATIONS. Tho unparalleled AID nston-
shing efficacy Of DR.. Wis,nrs l}asam OF Wild
Cherry in MI The diseases for which, i, is reco,n-
mended, curing many cases ufircr the skill of
the best physicians unavailjnS, las ctlrrtrd
IL large aud increasing demand for il. This fact
has caused scvcrul unr,incIpl,h ccuntcr!ci,crs
and imtntors 10 palm of spurious mixtures, Of
similar name and appearance, Tor the genuine
Ba!sam.
he careful nud get Tho gcnuiHc DR. WIS.
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Mons genuine unless signed /. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Suntervilic "
MILLER ~ BOSSAKD, a, the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in Sou.h Caro-
lima.
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,H'O Teachers

The Board of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Female institute Company, will meet
OH Saturday, the 10Th May iext, Tor the pnr-
pose of electing Principal for the Institute,
with salary of One Thousand Dollars, and
two assistant female Teachers, one OF them
to instruct in Music, with salary o: Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars eacll, aud Bur-
sar, with n salary Of Five Hundred Dollars
The situation is well known rs one Of tho
most healthy and desirshle in the State, and
the Board of Trustees determine 20 sustan a
Seminary Of the first class, consequently
none need apply without the highest testmo-
mails, both as to character and qualifications.
Communications addressed (post- paid to
"itev. II. d. Green, President Of the Board
at Sumtcrvillc, S. G." will receive attention.
ID. Is. McLAURIN, Sec'n
April Is, lS43. 24 st
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800 Reward,

Runaway or stolen i'otn the subscriber on lie
ION February, 1919, nrgio nran namri Deck
formerly went by the nam" OF ) EN FRY. He
IS about 30 years old five cri r,n inches high,
check homes very pr"niuen', j. black; his !'"nt
teeth much rotten, and has down l,ok: when
called by name would answer uuo X y. b ~ warn
expressing himself speaks slowly; his ia t ur. "
very low on his forehead. vii pay Tie abuv-
the reward il he is iodg"d IN ANY .1.. Mithiu ~.
l'mIls OF the Sintc; or viii oy the hive 'cwnI:
II sufficient proof can he hal 10 conv ct ,'ir ild
vldun of theft, and will pay the reward ni $50
il lodged in any Jail il any other State.
j. j. M"FADDEN, Sen.
Salem, Sumter DIST. >. G. April Ii, 1879.
IL The Temperance Advocate, Colombia.
aud Courier, Charleston. will give III" above =
weekly insertions und forward Their B Il, to lhla
"iicc. q 2t
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N OF { C.E

The Subscribers have formed Copartner-
ship, under the firm Of CLARK @ LEWIS.
Their stand is the New Store recently erec-
ted on Broad Street, opposite DR.. Mellett's
Apothecary, where they willikeep a General
Assortment Of MERCHANDISE, to be dis
posed of at the lotcest prices for Cash. The
public generally, and the Ladies particularly
arc invited to call and see. s,tstS. ~
2s ftt JAS. HI. CLARK,
N.LEEVIS.f
Sumterville, April 2, ls49. g,s % If 4
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
ss,s @ In EQUITY .',.s IS .ss

Exparte WI. Reynolds and Ann L. his wife.
VIII he sold at sumter Court Hoise, on
the first Monday in May next and il not
then sold will be offered, at caches abseGucnt
Sale DayEun,ilsoid. 81
Attract of land continuing. !!ssiferaHsrfIrn-
dred an Thirty. -four Acres, siyaaieti in Ciar.
endon County, on Sammy Swamp, having
thereon. a Saw and Gr.st NAL, known az
Byrd's Mills. II : . e 's9 ..SR
The terms OF sale areAOr ne third Cash,
Eve Hundred Dollars on the tirst day OF Ial-
uary next, and the balance. in one, two and
three years, with interest from the day of,sale;
the interest to DO paid annually, purchaser
giving Bond, personal security and a Mui-
gage Of the land, and paying for, all necessa-
ry papers, s;,, J, esti s,g.ls rt
than Three Thousand Dollars lsSa12aiia'
a BY order of the Court BITS 535l3lsb
S.as .ysii3 gOIIYSR. MILE ER, Gousy.ty
snmteryilles 2 April, Isa9. 23i st ti
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WI alSdeAao

Beat Company, No. 9. Upper Bat. I'D Reg.
5. G. NJ. will parade in SumtcrviIlc. at ! | o.
clock on the LIST Saturday (5th day) Of May,
armed as the law directs for drill.
Patrol Warrants will then be returned
Pursuant TO an order from Major Anderson,
an Election for Ensign of the Company will
be held at Chinu's Hotel on the same day
Managers, Lieut.. Coclough, Sergt. Crane
and Private Dcschamps.
by order OF Capt. BLANDING,
}. O. I!EnlOT, Q. S.
April II, lG49. 20 3t
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Notice.,

The 2i Anniversary of the Iodbar Total
Abstinence Society will be held at that place
on Saturday the 5,h May next; the exercises
to commence at ii o'clock, a. NJ. precisely.
r. M. Dyson, Esq. will deliver the address.
A punctual attendance Of members is re-
quested. The public are very respectfully
invited to attend. BY order of The President,
a. WATTS, Scc'y
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YFyjl(lI,
"A 9JSaEe6Go

MIR. II. ]. BRISSENDEN, Of Charleston.
Professor of Music, offers his services in the
Formation and instruction OF Military Binds,
&c. Mr.. B. is possessed OF the most sl,is-
factory testimonials regarding capahi.v and
charnscr. Communications can he a,'',itcss-
cd 10 the care of Mr. f. Ingbaum, POI King
street, Charleston, S. c.
April l;3. % 3m
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New Goods Received,

The subscribers are now receiving from
New York, large and well selected Stock. Of
Dry Goods, viz: Brown ,Shirtings, Long
Cloths; Brown and bleached cotton Drills;
IRISH, Brown and Plaid Linens, Linen, Drills.
Barages, Linen Lustres; Colored and white
muslins, Linen Gipghams, Muslin Ginghan.s,
Colored and black cotton do; Colored, black
and Furniture prints Of all kinds; a well
selected stock Of Hosiery; Goods for gentle
mems Clothing of various kinds; Ready
made Clothing Of every description; A large
assortment Of Bonnets; Leghorn, Panama,
Palm Leaf fiats; Boots and Shoes, Saddlery,
Trunks, Valiso Trunks, Carpet Bars, &c:
Hardware and Cutlery, Books and Stationery,
&c, to be found at their store, 3 doors north
OF the Court House. Groceries cf ere. de-
scr'ption to be found at their Grocery, / door
north OF the Court House. Call and take a
look. lTl-5s !
1T. soLoMoNs, g. CO. I
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Ten DOllars Reward,

Runaway from the ..scribcr on the 2Glh Of
March last her negro man DANIEL. iu is
about five feet, inches high, torrably stout,
his teeth projects lit le in front lie is very black
about forty years old, supposed TO bc ha,borcd
about Sumterve. Any person delivering said
negro to the subscriber, on her plantation, or in
Sumter Jail will receive the above reward.
ESTHER PERDRIAU.
2Sih april. 14d9 26 3rn
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S9UTH-CARgIsipgt y-sS lIhi.TER DIST
.By w: EEISIS, Esq; s 1rdilatg syay said

Whereas, j.. A.. Niitclsenn, hath applied
70 me for Letters gof "a dnifristrattpry on all
and singular the goods ard cfattels, rights
and editHof I,:. II hem late ea the
District ateresaS eases, s.ss ~
These are; tberefere, 70 cite end adpon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors
me, satsonr,nex.s q oTduiary i Court Tor ,heosaid
District, to- be- holden, ata Sumter iUourt
House on Friday, the s27 7,hs day Of April
1e49, .toshew cause. il any, why the said
administrator should not be granted.
aiYem uffdef my hand and sea. I. this
.lsth5 day Of April in the year Of our
IL. ST. Lord one thousand eight hundred ard
forty nine, and { s. The 73rd year Of
.,stsisA American Indepen denes. "a al an /, 35i
.,.sls.,s9q bsStssl saW. LEW1Sfe.. SID.
April, l6, 1S4a "a so st p25 e.. e2t-
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3T9D EseyyssI,5g,

~ "a " III Y oJ "a - III 0
J will give n reward OF $40 for my boy
DONAS, who left ne about the 2Oh January
Inst. Hnnas is about % years Old; ) lec, 6
inches high, how legged, black complication
with fine set OF teeth. He is supposed to
hc harhorcd IN the nciglbo-hooi or about
Sumtcr"i..e. The above reward will be riy-
cA to any one who will deliver him TO nc or
any Jail so that can PC, him.
J. L. CUMMINGS
Afrl 9, 1910. 25 If
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Notice,

The subscriber respectfully informs the
TAN PAYERS Of Clarendon. that his Books
wi!hc closed on the first Monday in Nav
against returns for The year 1918; and ai
persons having made returns and not rad,
VIII settle Ii p on or before The frs, Monday
III Jane, as all unpaid amounts will hc lolrcd
with the Sheriff for collection.
W. FRANCIS BUTLER.
April IS, 1S40. 25 3t
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EMIPR0VED COTTGM GINS

Thankful fer past favours, tho subscriber
wishes 10 inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
,ablshmcat in S:a,cshurg on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, OF the most sim
pic construction oi the finest finish, and of
the hest materials, to wit, Steel Sa,cs and
Steel plated ribs case hardened. III which he
will sell Tor two dollars per saw. He also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in CON-
v!ctc order ut the shortest notice. All or
dcrs for Gins Will be promptly and punc,u-
ally attended to-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Sta.churr = &. hprll II, 1910 2.l ii
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Negroes Wanted,

The Cash is' deposited for the Parehase
Of a few likely young Negroes, from IL tn25
years Of age. Enquire at the Sherifs Office.
Snmterville, 10 March, 1s49. 20,
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Spring Millinery.

MRS. nULBURT g. flanagan, have
the honor OF acQuanting the Indies OF Sum
tcrvIi'c and vicinity, that they have jus, open
cd handsome assortment OF spring Bonncts,
ot the l"tca. styles; consisting OF Silk, French.
Lace, Ncapolltans and other Braids: Also n
Rich assortmcA; OF French flowers. Ribbons,
Wrcalhs, Embroidered Capcs, Collars, CUFFS.
likewise lusirc Linens ana Linen Barrages,
Embroidered Do: together with olhcr hand
some Styles for Dresses which they VII! be
pleased to have them call ana examine.
n. B.--Drass making carried on in all its
various branches.
April II, 1910. 81 81
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Every application for pardon should he ac-
companied by a copy Of the Indictment, the
Verdict of the Jury, the Sentence and Report
of the presiding Judge, and the opinion of the
Court Of Appeals, when the case has been
carried to that tribunal
BY order of the Governor
B. ~ WATTS, Erccuiirc Spc'y.
April 81 26 g
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N e VIZ Ms,

The Subscribers have just purchased
and received GENERAL STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Hats. Caps. Ladies'
Fashionable Bonnets, &c, &c. i All of which
will be offered very I,oio for Cash; or upon
the usual credit to ,punctual customers-
Those of our customers indebted 10 us pre-
yious to first January last, will do ns a great
kindness by settlcing up old accounts and
making new ones. .,;a
ROGERS g. SPENCER.
Bishopvilc 9th March, 1e49. 20 tt
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Kingstree Academy.

EHlSStl55 ACduGHly,
MISS SARAH S. BROOM respectfully an
nounccs TO the citizens of Kingstrec and vi
cinily, that she will open School for the re :
ccption OF scholars, on Monday, the 10Th Of
April. For terms, &c. apply at the Academy.
Hv,:i Q, 1910. "a st
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Clothing

a fine assortment of Ready Made Clothing
M,,h Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves &c.
Panama Leghorn and Palmleaf Hats;
broad brm fur do, ve-y low for Cash. t'S7S
3tl LIB. HANKS. ltsi
April 4. vs. q .,3rf
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NeW Goods.

Ih2 uhdcr&.gEcu ,a, yts. tecolvcd full
ana general assortment New Goods wlESh,
he WI, sell very low .or Cash or good paper.
l. 3 HANKS.
April i.
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Wanted,

Three or four Negro Shoe Makers, for
which liberal wagers will he given, Address
GEO. ALDEN,
Camden, S. c. April 25, 26 3t
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iyGss ;y,ss s.I,as.iE'E",y y.AlIEy.

lyAa IA. ID L = :sHIaLlY.
By virtue 0! sun!ry Executions to me di-
rcctej. will be sod a: Sumter Court House,
on the first Mond,y ana day following in
May next. within legal hours OF sale, to
the highcs, bidder Tor Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract Of 100 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of D. G. Short
er anti Est. of Jos. Horton, levied upon as
The property o! James Carter, sr., at the suit
OF Fielder, Briggs & CO.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Slm;ervi!le, adjoining the City Hall levied
upon rs the property Of a Anderson, at the
suit Of Kelsey & Dcas, 9 cases
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D.
Shorh's O.licc, 10Th April, ls49.
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More Panama Hats.
AI.so-l cask each Pale Ale Lud London Por
ter in pts, for sale by l.. B. HANKS
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ssiiENIl1E2s SALES.

ssiiEisIFE3ss SALES.
BY virtue Of sundry Executions to ME di-
rcc,cd, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Hiondcy and day following in
May next, within the legal hours of
sale, TO the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to
pay Tor Titles.
Z negroes, levied on as the
property Of A. Anderson, at the suit of II. II
Wells and ". Ramsay and II. IEaynsworth
for another.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perry of John w. Brownticld, at the suit Of
y. c. Spain and Il. Lynn.
i negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of }. j. Belscr, at the sui, OF McRa g.
Spain
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perry of NJ. Brogdon, at the suit of James D.
McFaldin.
6 negroes, levied on as the
pcrty of John Colclongh, at the suit OF +.
lannaau, John ID. Murray and Il. l.. Gour-
din.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of J. ii. Co!clough, at the suit of j. s.
Bowie.
| negro, levied on as ille pro-
pnrty Of Il. Z. l.igon, at the suit of S. Nav
rant TO bc sold at the risk OF the former
purchaser.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D.
April Is. 1910. 25 3t
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Loss 81 the Fuoi-bont uack-i"h -sutieripgs
81 tho Pn--enger-, &c.

Cofgesp. udcuce 90 lnc IUUune'
AsroR1A. Oregon Tex. 8 pt. p. SAG.
lief. the SauFrs, COCO Bay ON tue .3i 90 july
IN iAe % lot boat Hsckstsa Had gate for nine d.y'
sad calm ,ishg days succeeding We gos out Of
ws'cr sud attempted * run into Rogue RIVER the
coast . get supply, alter tho Captain bal sounded
ihs bar We hsc p passengers on 5osrd. aud waller
was ell important la el,aIius toe rver % the 7,h q
Au1.thc ves'-. s.r-ck the bar sud went up IN the
p.f,ti4..hs,tus -. 20 the 7ih T. ths .ctn Of Aus
We w.re 90 tnr untans suffering eou.i cradle from
fatigue and tunser sad progressing scarcely We IN IS
0sy 30 sussbt ice.
We reached me wagon rosi Ia the npeus
VALLEY. alter = Journey OF ID days In the mountains.
and dsvs alter procured horses md rode TO
Oreso, Cav. about 40 miles IRON whsfe we were
wrecked came no miles IN CSloe from y exon
Ctytoths place. sud sm now wstug for chsuce
. r,turn t. California Capt White (Eho has Dor yet
come down here has some dea OF plotting CA the bar
here lie has been over O. Nsocou 10 The = AR.
t,rna.irt alton the subject Ihereis hne open
e,u.tr, Eve Years / would % the same Asto Cali
fre. have 90 1estsou ia ssy.og tnst IL 10 the bet
uut y und.r toe sun 90 make motley in except
Ores,n. .l.hou.h toe GOA Rcsio9s-nsyr many dfS~
bach. nh.c1 might eEumrra,ey For poo, young
man. wroi.u.hux to work t1r from 81 to SO pr
dsy California Is Jl,t tbe pace. The great trouble il.
weeIp,e'ei to, mucd We hesrd OF the prizes In
Eiaing. ouI nothing was said the 5suls
Y.urs truly. hl IHf'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-12

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