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II b impossible for aa 70 compress into our
narrow limits oven . bsief allusiou to ali ofthe
Numerous curssthat have been efsctsd by DR..
Wistnr'a Bsisarss. We eau only refer 10 very
few a. specimens Of its genenI efficacy.
A few days ago, d lady called at the Office
in fine health, and looking as robust MS trough
she novor knew what sickness was. To our
aurrrise. she stated that until recently. she had
beoh sick for between th-ee and four yeurs with
what was supposed 10 be cousump,ion- that sho
had violent cough, night sweats, viii, alternate
ehills and faver, and every usual symptom OF con.
armed consumption. Tho result WINS, .hnt she
became so emnciated AZ to present moro tho
appearances Of ske'oton than living being
Providen,inlly, she q. this timc, heard OF tho
wonderful cures performed by DR.. Wis,ar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. and commenced using Il
herself. The effect was, that she began to pet
better nj once. By degrees, tho cough left her,
tho ckills and fever disappeared, aud In two
months she ngain found herself in perfect health
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville hy
MILLER & BOSSARD, at the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in South Caro-
lima.
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To Teachers

The Board of Trustees OF. the Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, win meet
on Saturday, the 10Th May next, for the pur.
pose of electing o Principal for the Institute,
with a salary Of One Thousand Dollars, and
two assistant female Teachers, one of them
to instsuc. in Music, with SALARY Of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars each, and Bur
sar, with salary of Five Hundred Dollars
The situation is well known as one Of the
most healthy and desirable in the State, and
the Board Of Trustees determine to sustain
Seminary Of the first class, consequently
none need apply without the highest testimo-
niale, both aa to character and qualifications.
Communications addressed (poat-paid) to
"Rev. H D. Green, President of the Board
at Sumtervile, 8. c." will receive attention.
d. B. McLAURIN, Seesp.
April 1s, ls4S. % st
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81 4 revival Of distractions iias taRst, piaea
Shsltaly. The people having gained d
Temporary triumph in Gsnoh aud 'j'uspa.
ny, are preparing TO- resume further
ehgfebeltisnts ID Austria. ..s, 4
:" hsHe, though quiet ut the moment, IA
fur from being in "a settled slate. The
ruHa still continues at Gasla.
The King Of Naples ID preparing for at,
Immediate dttaeli on he ui,y,and haA bssf,
hitherto restrained BY an apprehension Of
a rising Of the CalsbrlenH.a ~
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NIGHT Writing School,

The subscriber most respectfully informs
the public generally that he has opened his
WRITING ACADEMY at the Town Hall,
Sumterville, s. c., where he will be happy.to
receive all who are desirous of obtaining this
useful and elegant, art. His mode of instruc-
ton ~, la entirely upon q new and simple plan.
abominable scraw, can be converted into an
elegant, 55ooidd 55ooiidd and expeditions hand writing.
Charge-38, for the whole course of Is les
sons. Nights Monday, Tuesday, and Thurs.
day. 81
ALBERT H. GRAY.
April "a 81 3m
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y "A. CONWAY,
DRAPER and lIAIIIllR.

Respectfully informs the public and, hist
patrons that he has just received fnll ae.-
sortmert Of NEW AND FASI1IO ONABLE
SPRING GOODS, Cloths, Casstmeses, Yea,
ting, Drillings, Drab d, etc, etc. etc. "A
large AsscTs Of fseady hsiadys Clothing
At prices, 40 suit the sTimes. TO. which he |,
calls the attention Of the Residents, of the
District, ,s 4 ,.. t5. II. f,{5 .,,ssy,
mings ect.. 80. Is8; = ss-ii'l 70
ti1 April III 81 "a gjLt i5sfIs Bins
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his planta.
ton, situated between Sumterville and State.
burg, containing 500 acrcs OF. land; o good
dwelling House and out-buIldnge, with an
excellent Grist Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, o good stand for custom,
with Gin house attached, running by wa
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES C. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 80, 1949. 81 If
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Ten Dollars Reward,

Ilanawsy from the subscriber, on the 26lh Of
Marol, last, her negro man DANIEL. lie II
about Eve feet, inches high, tolerabIy stout,
hls teeth projeosa little In front, he 10 very bleck
,about forty years old. supposed to be hnfbored
about sufnterville. Any person delivering said
negro to tho snbsarlbsr, on her plantation, or In
Sumter jail, will receive the above reward,
ESTHER PERDRIAU.
asth april, la49 26 sm
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Eselv Spring Gs Summer Goods,

EsGgg Spring % Summer Goods.
The subscribers have just sfireceiyed and
are now opening beautiful and well Sc.
lected assortment Of Goods, suitable for
the season. Among their rich selection
will be found-- Barages, Mnslins. Cling!
hams and every variety OF Calicoes.
Also, for Gentlemen's wear Linen drills,
Drab d 'Eto's, and Cottonades. Agenerai
assortment, Cotton Goods, suci, as Brown,
Bleached and color'd Homespuns Checka,
Bed Ticking SO and SO inches; Outright
Oanaburgs, Crockery, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, Go, &C., al Charleston prices.
CLARK q LEWIS.
April II 24 Fi7S If
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Notice.

.a, The subscriber respectfully informs the
TAXPAYERS Of Clarendon. that his Books
will be closed on the first Monday in May
against returns for the year ls46; and all
persons having made returns and not paid,
will settle u p on or before the first Monday
in June, as all unpaid amounts will bs lodged
with the Sheriff for collection.
w. FRANCIS BUTLER.
April 16, 1649. 25 3t
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Copartnership Notice,


The subscribers have this day associated
themselves together for the purpose of carry
ing on the CABINET and CARPENTER'S
Business in all it's various branches; and
hope by untiring industry and attention TO
business to merit share of tho patronage Of
their friends and the public generally.
DANIEL 8. SARGENT,
WILLIAM B. MILLER.
Feb. 10, 1e49.
N. B:-They will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Sde-boards, Pine and Mahoga.
ny Wardrobes, high and low post curIed
maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Divans, Centre.
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description,
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, do
Boston Rockers and Nursing, pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat.
tresses, which they will sell low for Cash or
good paper.
TFURNITURE MADE and REPAIR
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Coffins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortment of
Bed-steads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
8. g. Nj.
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NOtiCa..

The Cd Anniversary Of the Lodibas Total
Abstinence Society will be held at that place
on Saturday tho 9th May next; the exercises
70 commence at IL o'clock, "A. M. precisely.
Il. M. DYsoH, Esq. will deliver the address.
a punctual attendance Of members 10 re.
auestsd. The public are very respectfully
invited to attend. BY order ofihe President,
"A. WATTS, Scc'H ,
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.Bradf ford Springs institute
COMPANY.

IA meeting Of gIthe Stockholders of this
Cotnpany 10 called BY the President, on the
first Monday in May next in Samterville, ct
10 o'clock, A. Nj i55 4 ..,s s.
It ID very desirable TO have full attend.
ance. as business Of much importance to tho
Company will be submitted. Stockholders
will fecolect that proxies must bo under
hnnd and seal.
DID, sM'LAURIN, Sec'r.. /.
April 60, 1s49 "a II
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Piano Tuning,

JOSEPH FREY from Charleston, resbect-
fully informs the ladies and gentlemen Of
Sumterville and vicinity, that he vii, be in
Sumtervillc in few days to tune Pianos, Or.
gans, Harpe, &c. &c.
" Orders LEFT at Mr. China's Hotel will
&c promptly attended 10.
May 81 1t
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NTO()I,
A Csalsdla

MR.. H. J. BRISSENDEN, Of Charleston.
Professor Of Music, offers his services in the
Formation and Instruction of Military Bands,
&C. Mr. B. is possessed OF the most salts.
factory, testimonials regarding capability and
charas!er. Communications can be address.
ed to the care Of Mr.. F. Zogbaurn, 20l King
street, Charleston, g.. C. ~ 20
April ls. 25 8m
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$40 Reward,

$lO Rewards
! will give reward Of a1a fer n,y he=
DONAS, who left me about the 10Th January
last. Donas 10 about 25 years old; s feet &
inches high. bow legged, black complexion
with fine set CT teeth. He is supposed to
be harbored in the neighborhood or about
Sunterville. The above reward will be Civ.
en- to any one who will deliver him to me or
any Jail SO that can get him. ,.st!5
]. T. CUMMINGS.
April 8, 1s49. 25 If
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Spring millinery.

MRS. HULBURT g. flanagan, have
the honor Of acqua;nting the Ladies Of Sum
terville and vicinity, that they have just OPEN
cd handsome assortment OF spring Bonnets,
Of the latest styles; consisting Of Silk, French.
Lace, .Neapolitans and other Bra;ds; Also a
Rich assortment Of French fiowsrs, Ribbons,
Wn4ths, Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs,
likewise I,nstre Linens and Linen narrages,
Embroidered Do; together with other hand
some Styles for Dresses which they win be
pleased to have them call and examine. 49,
n. B.-Dress making carried on in all its
various branches. i! 3.s <
April IL. 1S49. "a St 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
By w. LEWIS, ESQ, Ordinary for said

Observation-Disclosures DIST.
By W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District
Whereas, J. G. White, hath applied to
me for letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of H. J. Brown, late oil the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are; therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordnary's Court for the said
District, to be holden, at Sumter Court
House on Friday, the llth day of May,
ls49, to shew cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
30th day of April in the year of our
Il. 8. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine, and in the 73rd year Of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
May, l, 1e49. 81 2t
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Digest Of the Negro Laws
Of South Carolina, BY the Hon JOHN
BELTON O'NEALL.
Copies of this invaluable work, which should
be in the hands of every planter and slave.
holder, may be obtained on application to
WIN. LEWIS. Price 80 cents per copy, OF
copies for %.
April IL "a 81
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M M e, ,yNT' 90 ~ Z

The Subscribers have just purchased
and received n GENERAL STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard Ware and Cutlery. Hats. Caps, Ladieao
Fashionable Bonnets, SC, &c. ~ All ofwhiEh
will be Offered very Loic for CGss, or upon
Those of our customers indebted d 10 us pre-
Vions to first January last, VIII do us great
tindness by settleing up old accounts, and
making new ones. h iassSa I .slli ssfSsit Es
ts ROGERS 81 SPENCER. u
Biehopvillo 9th March. ls49 20 III,
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i 1 zhfsa or four Negro Shoe Makers, tor
which liberal wageFs win be given. Address
ID iiIsss :}ts IS ss 4 GEO. ALDEN,
Camden, q. G. b prsl 25. b 226 'sSt
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Bacon and Lard for Sale,

The subscriber has for sale very large
lot Of Bacon and Lord, of his own curing,
which no offers for sale low for Cash or good
paper. Apply to
EDWARD BROUGHTON.
Fulton, s. c. May !, 1s40. u Pm
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Clothing.
March o.

II u. Clothing
A fine assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
with Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves DO.
Panama Leghorn and +Pain1leaf Hats,
broad brim fur do, very lStg. for Casf.
IaTgIe.T. ,'..:ls, ST. Il. h. HAhJKS.t 81
i, April a ,(ie iilE ~
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IN d w G o. o. D .,,..,,s. .ss

The subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends, and customers that they, are
now receiving their SPRING g. ST0C Il, from
New York and Charleston, whichsthey viii
sell as low, as,can be purchased iif this place,
either for cash or to approved customers.
examine for yourselves, ana we doubt not mol,
that ample satisfaction will be given. ~
5jEf 81, ;iss. ..y,y BROWN, LEE e. Go.
sunateryille, 2s Feb, ls49, l1sii If
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NH I'm sdAHo.

MUSTER
Beat Company, No. 2. Upper Bat. IA Reg.
s. G. NJ. will parade in Sumtervile, at IL o
clock on the 1st 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 China's Hotel on the Same day
Managers, Lieut. Colclough, Sergt. Crane
and Private Deschamps.
BY order of Capt. BLANpINa.
J. o. HERIOT, o. g.
April 12, Is49, 25 st
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! STAGE NOTICE.

h, The Stage will run daily from SumtervilIe
to the ClaSemont Depot on and after the 1at
of March, and win leave at, 8 o'clock in the
morning, setting ont on its return, on the ar
rival Of the cars in the afternoon from She
Junction. EsS1
p. M. BUTLER.
Sumteryille 2Sth Feb i849 lS I'm
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IDapROVEr 60 ON GINS.

Thankful for past fayonrs, the spbscr:tsr
wishes TO inform the public that he Still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his iss.s
tahlshn,eut IN Statesburg on the most inn
proved and approved plan. Of The en- most sI4ls D.
Steel plated ribs case hardened, ins which he
will cell for two dollars per saw Heialsa
repairs old Gins, and puts them ia COM
plete order at the shos,est sotics. All osss
ders for Gins will bs promply and psfiStqs
a'1.sl' fGi,s yVIhLIAM ELEIsO N: las
statebnrg s. 6. April Ii, la4a. "a tiE5
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9th Regiment Sd Brigade OF
~ CAVALRY

A COURT MARTIAL will be held on
the fret WEDNESDAYS in May, in Camden,
at - o'clock, to try all defaulters at Encamp.
ment on tho 18th, 18th and 14th December
last, and also defaulters at Court Martial or
dered to be held in Camden on tho first Mon
day in March. The Court to consist Of the
following Officers:
Lieut. Col. THos. DAVIS, President; Cap.
tains JAS. w. ADAMS, A. r. TAYLOR, ID. ID.
Perry, w. A. ANcRUM, and 7. C. R1cHARp-
SON; Lieuts. JAS. ADAMS, III. GooDwYN,J.
C. SEcREsT, THos. JONES, L. p. LoRINo, and
w. Il. BurLRR; Snperndmeraries, Leuts.
THo,irsoN and KENNEDY; Cornets ADAMS
and Halle.
The Captains will have the defaultefs in
their respective Companies warned to attend.
BY order Of Col. ol.,ANCRUM,f d sjiSa4tad
R IL. GOODWIN. .JR-, i,l,.
Aaiutgsu
March o. % st
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From t. Southern Piaafu.
MILK CELLARS.


Farnsrs shaut W build dwelling should know that
r-rrv'nE up iarg- 1ne- u inches dameter and cir
rul i the bes-in chimney stack from The cellar
q having : windoW openIng IL the north or
c,ai s- he hinse VI the ella Ihey car nave a.
3 n m,i6 - m under their htuSe as cnuld h had
wei SYTt -hst NAV ~ perhaps 300 wards ,r ane
trr'h NJ mite n which Is not pleasant go To in
~ be especially BY the female por i'm Of the fam
-U
T cr ~hand = f1sarei with stones as thew can
u l-r Sraa ~, e. id-r than bricks 81 cement.
7rcH s7S rh, SSH ''ak. a. ihu> ans the aims
aIe7e 1 ~ va s'qnd reifg-s should o. pIaSeFei ~
/ lll-ais u.l-a wash ~ sni cleansing. Nothing bu
Eit sn- cream should 10 KEEP in n rum Is pur- at
uuSnher- fr in IS absolutely essential te
tne mahjn1 Z >wee butter
v KAT IS H-eied ~ have cn0 sweet cellar IS cur
gent 81 az which viii r secured the at ressid fue
and Tie Window op9n--ss strong If air is al
least ten degrees iier than he sane air al resi-
CHURsIS6-- Farmers ssghi u know that chUrniRo
cas- - dtz ah gosd churn in five "a fifteen Minutes
sSwell in winter summer hy having the empers,ure
II ne cream rlrh, IS ~ 60degrees The taurnsra
ii an Ordinary sir'ina living room in winter to
b. coar able Is Is 6S degrees and closet OPENING
ssch Tsha w,,sd be the b-si place 10 k.n the
2 III the winter. IN the the cream can he res
dds reducei the right temreramre BY breaking IN
clean lee ard putting into the churn-
A therm0meiar which Is necessary 10 requisite tbese
IBaiiers but me dollar, and snch an investment
e-v farmer nHr'i make who has churnau 10 do and
thaS save labor aG1 tIma, which is money and ma ke
this much dreaded pa III the dliias Of farmers wives
and daughters mnr rsaszner snd easier and for This
kniv lh=y world thank modest correspondent, il
tneE knew him Ono CuifirafGr
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CTRIOI-o FACT> NATTRF


Almost all animals cune into the world covered with
coihTng adapted 10 their condiiinn. Man IS exceP-
1iIn, he he only animal that cUihe ITSELF The
iarvG grub Of that species Ut moth winch called the
t'cuth N tn manufactures. som as into the
world. Of ItSef II hair wo ]. and for the pro
iectnn Of its tender skin, lines it with silk. This is
and singular fact If the coat the an
secl's natural covering, it would grow with the in
sect's growth but il Is artificial. and provision,
therefore, must BE- made for enlargement the grub
increases in If additional length NV requlT
ed. The task would be easy the covering being cyndTi
cal, al that would he necessary would indeed, very
easily De- effected by adding rngO TWO at the top oT
bottom. But the cuai must BE- widened and this an
opera ion which IS not easily pernrmed but the lit
lie insect as if il has learned the art Of tailoring accom-
plIshes It's object with equal and II be
gins, experienced wo knan would do. Dy making
two Sits. each SIDE in order give additional
WIDTH and then introduces Two slips If the teri
ais t. ill mp the space but foresees al least
acts as il II fpesaw. that if The sits made each
side fr,m to the other once, the would
fall of it pruceeds therefore, with caution, and a. first
Sits rs garments each side only half way down. and
when has completed the enlargement nf that half, pro
ceeds in like manner to enlarge tile other. What more
could be done By skilfn tanr ? And be It observed
That this operation perfnrmed oy imiraun f,r it
never the Thing done prgctce for It Is iis
FIST attempt. The facts CURIOUS and worthy of
tenilOn.
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paaiable BY being wrapped in ahOrbeo, paper and BUR-
ed tn the gruund for few hours. Dried Goldfish lses
muci Of it. austerily Of favor Of may e1ln term)
BY similar treatment. During The plague in Europe,
clnihIng often buried for lime, csineci IL TINS
absorbent properly Of he sol due t. the presence Of
cabonaceous matters for clean beach sand will pro
duce no such result, while pulverzed charcoal viii
with much greater energy than cnmnon sail.
o. this principle animal matter caied with nnleach-d
ashes and then buried il pulvarnlen peat muck will
only decampse without giving offensive odoTs, nut
the muck will also by absorbing the resulting gases ans
ing firm decompIsitun be rendered highly valuable
fertilizer Dr.. Dana says thar dead horse fcut in
pieces and treated above will rende twenty loads Of
muck equal in qualify 20 the best stable manure.
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Virginia:

rules held the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Super
or Court OF Law and ChanceTy for Bedford county,
4th DAY Of June. 1919.
Arthur Hopkins and Permelia his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Arthur Watts. in his right devisee and legsee
under the will Of John Watts, deceased surviving exec
Of John Watts deceased and surviving trustee Of
Elizabeth r Scott under the will aforesaid the said Eliza
beth X Scott Nathaniel l. Manson admir- or William W
Watts, decd Sarah Watts and John Watts their own
rights and devsee and legaees said John Watts decd
James A Merwether, Thomas H. Nelson and John Smith
Ir, ex or OF Elizabeth Caand- deceased Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Arthur Watts and John Watts having
entered their and security according to
act q Assembly and the rules n this court appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
commonwealth II Is ordered that the said defendants
thur Watts and John Watts do appear before the Judge Of
the said Circuit Superior Court or Law and Chancerv hol-
Den Tor Bedford county, at the courthouse thereof
nst dav OF September term and bill of the
plaintiffs and that tins order inserted in some
pub IN tine town OF Lvnchbug success
sivey and posted the door courthouse Of this
county. some court dav.
A copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON cI,k
June WIN
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CARTER & NOWLIN,
GR0CERS, COMM SSI0N & FORWARDING AGENTS
Lr.y-(,F1FyTFPG I'm

IIANE IN STORE and receiving large and de-
srabe stock OF GOOD which they win sell Low for
cash or IN exchange Tor cOpnry produce The follow ne
comprise part:
20 hhds. \. Q. and Rico Sugars.
10 do and bbs. Molasses,
125 bags Rio, I4aguira and Java Coffee
10 boxes Woolsey's Loaf Sugar.
10 bbls. crushed, ground and clarified do
200 kegs Nails from 4 to 40 dy
30 do box and lining do
30 boxes S,s 10 and lO< II Glass
Us sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil.
20 reams cap and letter Paper,
80 kegs blasting Powder.
20 do XIV. Rife do
30 boxes adamantine and tallow Candles,
10 do bunch Raisins
tierces crop Rice,
50 reenns wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt,
10 bhls. Mackerel.
l120 lbs blistered Steel.
500 do shear and east do
20 boxes Cheese.
50 bbls rectihed Whisk-y,
10 do apple Brandy,
To do American do
Otard- Segnett and J. Durand Brandy, Rum and Gin
s Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine,
!, I, ~ and 81 Domestics
Nos and Oznaburgs, Blankets. Calicoes Checks
Boots DOL Hats Caps &c &c They respectfully invite
their friends and the public generally want OF CHEAP
GOODS, to call and examine them
Nov 27-ts
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Virginia !:

Virginia
T rules held in the Clerks Office OF Bedford county
n court. tine 26; h dav of June, lS49.
Pleasant Preston Thomas L. Leitwrh late merchants
and partners trading under the style and firm OF Preston
Leftwich, and William W. Reese Plaintiffs,
against
Mastin Snider William Franklin and Sally his wife for
mery Sally Snder, Andrew Craig Lovcy his wife.
merry Lovey Snider, and homas ferguson and Scnha his
wife, formerly Scnthia Snider- Defendants.
IN CIANCERY.
The defendants Thomas Ferguson and Scntia his wife,
not having entered their appearance and security
ding the of Assembly and the rules of tins and
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they nhab
of this Commonwealth: 1t ordered that ap-
here the fourth Monday August ard
the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy this order be forth
with inserted the Lynchburg Vginian for months
sucssvey and another thereof posted the front door
ofthe court houseof this county, court day.
copy-Teste,
June 2S-w2m mo NJ. REESE, ID. c.