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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19
South -Carolina---Sumte Dist.
Ian Equity.
E.r rnric
Mary J. McFadLin, Petition

WIZ be sold at Sumter Court House on tho
.hrN Monday III .ianuury next and the day fol.
inw.nr,
y PLANTATION, the Estate OF Thos
Il. W. faddHr, continuing about thirteen hun.
are" Acres, situate III Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded by lands ,l
Dr. Robert Mu:irow, X. b. Mu!drnw, M. p
MIycs AMI W. Pow dln, wilh two.s,ory
dwelling house, and negro quarters Tor
c.shiy negroes, situate thereon
TIE TERMS or SALE ARE:
N"i 'esS :hhn IS per acre. Il credit OF ) years,
l" hc pad III hw equal annual i,,S,ail,nen,s,
win interest payable annually from The day
o' Sa!c 'ih''! III" amount oi the sal" br Gully
phM hItd satisfied. Tint The pur hnsrr do
2N' mono A'!d p"r""i!ai security and a mort.
ga@c o. lie prem Sos.
y! i.Ir same il.nc WI hr Su,I n ,-,ur q,
EIGHTY NEGROES. on a crc,l.l o. n,,r, ira
hiIi Mrc" years, with interest plyaE,e an
n"hIiY ir'nn The day ol sale ut, The same
hr iu!!y pad and satisfied. 'rhi lll. pur-
chaser pay on the sales OF the negroes five
per cent cash, and The balance on the last
mentioned credit The purchaser givln"
bond and personal securities, or one security
ana In"rE 'gr oI the ne .rons purchased.
Nnncgr" To be removed unll terms ui
sac ar" c"np.Icd with; and ii no, complied
"hii |" hc rc->"ld at The risk OF he purchaser
IN NE interim To he lodged IN IA! Iur $ ne
hcrp'iig AT HE expense u The purchaser.
here VIII also Dc sold 1T the same time
llniIscio.d Furniture, sixteen or eighteen
i'!an'hl.on horses and mules, Wagons,
P!ongIs, hnI Gear, Stock OF ali kinds, Corn
an' Fodder. Terms: une-thlrd cash, the
balance on Credit OF one two years purcha-
ser giving bond and personal sccurlty. Pur-
ch!scrs to pay for all necessary papers.
r"r inil information enquire oi Capt. JAS.
~. BLANnING, Sumtcrvllc,
By Order oI the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
CUmT.
Sumtcrvillc. Nov. ooh 1910
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FOR SALE.

desirable Summer Residence on the Higb
Hills near Providence twenty-five Acres
OF Land are attached to the premises. For
terms which will be accommodating apply to
l.. NJ Spann, on the spot, or to w. r. Il
flaynswor,h, in Sumtcrvile.
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South Caroline na----Sumter Dist,
~ EDEII'N.

E.r pnrie
Mary J. Wilder and Children. Petition
VIII he sold at Sumter Court IIouso on
The first Monday in January ncx,, and if moi,
then sold. vii! be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
y lot OF land III Sumicrvile on the North.
cast corner ot Broad and Liberty Street. At,
present occupied by by frlcrson g. Prinplc,
and y. thI>om. The terms are cash.
by order of The Court,
JOHN b. MILLER
COm'r
Sumervillc, Nov. 18th 1910 5 6t
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COpartnerShip Notice,

The undersigned have associated them
selves together under the firm of PRINGLE
e. GRAHAM, for the transaction of business
connected with the Steam Mil, situated
l Ia miles from Snmtervllc, where they
are prepared to Saw and grind.
ELIJAH PRINGLE,
N. GRAHAM
Sept 10th lsi9 AZ If
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Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD,

4AAA4A 4lO11Os
FRlERSON IL PRINGI.E take This early
method OF returning their thanks to the good
people of Sumter District, for their very kind
and liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been in business; they rcspcct
fully solicit Il continuance of the same
They will keep as before every article in the
grocery line besides a little OF the ,lrv goods,
hardware and almost every article winch the
farr erS may call Tor will barter Tor anv kind
OF country produce, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, If you doubt it lust call in
at the corner store opposite Mcl.ean'S old
stand at the sign Of the negroes, The follow
ing articles compose part OF what they
have on hand.
5000 pounds Bacon sides
2tH'0 Sugar cured hams
500 I."afl.ar
10 Kits Mountain Butter
5 do Goshen do
~ Best Goshen Cheese
% Barrels Baltimore Fionr
10 Kegs Bnckwhcat do
10 Sacks Java Coffee
10 do Cuba do
10 do Rio do
l0 bis Sugars crasl'd. clarified g. brown
| ligdS Charleston refined Trcackcl
, do \. O. and West India Molascs
100 Sacks Salt
= bbs Mackcrcl No |
800 lbs Cod FISH
5 bbis Irish Potatoes
Candies, Sperm, Alamantnc and Tallow
Crockcry aud Hardware
Frcnc!i Chocolate, Ci,ron, Vermicclli, Maca
rom, Brazil nuts, Almonds, Raiscns, Ginger,
Nutmeg, All-spicr, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
Prunes, Pickles, Catsup
100 Kegs nails assorted ) I-2 to 6 Id
Baggin Is Rope IL Twinc :'4
Tea, llyson Gunpowdcr and black
Tobacco, Gold leaf
Mrs. MIl!cr's best cut Tobacco, at 3 cents
Soap, Starch, Onions
10000 Cigars, and many other articles. at
he sign OF the DARKlES.
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$12 Per MOntll
{. .:;i.,. P's \ l55iCo.

The snhScr:hc. ncsS icar" 1'Fi'.tiTs!! 1'FNi'..iiTs!
friends ana the Pnhlc generally, ;hn, he M"'
continue The BOATING 81 SlNl%bS gu,l
'WRlGHI'S BLUFF ,o Ch r!cs'nn the en-
suing Winter. All Cotton and otEnrlro'lnce
consigned to his Boats viii bcrccc1vcd stored
&c, free o.f cilarlcs. Nrci.; ht rs lc1snnadtc
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for past iavors, lie hopcS, hy h'S
usual strict attentions u The Interests ni his
iren S to realize 4 C"n'l'tunilon %: their pa
tronage ]. RUFUS FIELDER
WrITht'S Bluff II OFT lSir J!,I
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SH EEIFF',S SALES.

By virtue OF tundry Executions To me i
rected, will be sNid at Sumter Court I!ous,,.
on the first Monday and day fnowny III
'7nuary next, within lcgai hours ~ sale, to
III ht5Hsghest bidder for Cash. the ln,owing
prcG-.iy. Purchasers to puy fer TtIc:.
Int. III one tract OF 100 acres
land more or less in Carcmomt, adjoining
lands OF Wan Os:ccn a:.d T.. Hodge alr!
where defendant l;vc:;. Said ir,crcs, bcinr
an uncxplrcd lease, levied upon as the prop
nrty OF Wm. Pri,chard at The suit OF WIN
Ostccn.
One tract of $50 acres of land
in C!areadonI adjoining lands of H. Kelly,
Wan. l. Reynolds and Mary Kelly, levied
upon as the property Of Samuel TIn,lal IA,
the suits OF J. S. l.. !. Bowie, Farrar, Banks,
~ Co., cases, and w y. Coial,u-h.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. S. d.
Ia Dec, 1919.
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SOHfh- -C0r0liHG---S5unfcr Dist
by ". LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

District.
Whereas, W, BROWN hath applied to me
Tor h"i'crS J administration, on all and sim
g'ilar the goods and chat,cls, rights and cred.
ITS OF WIN. II. Brown, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinarys Court for the said
District, be holden AT Sumter Court House
on Friday, the Dist day of December next, 10
shrw causo, il any, why the said atlminstra-
ton should not i" granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of December, in the year OF our
H.. s.. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-nine, and in the 74lh year of
American independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
a.
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s.9as i from rYr,t.it q cos.
49, Every order TO FYFEN ~ co. is
answered by return mail
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit
payable in Gold, at sight promptly remitsed
to any part of the Country for Prizes asoil
at this Agency.
II One Package of Tickets may Draw
Four Capital!
irHF hspncy IN an. sums ko,rerer iarge, can
~ co,,GjeHfiy- fna Icd 10 Ire address OF
pYFER &, co. e
Distant Residents throughout the, United
States, who desire an Increase OF FORTUNE,
have an order for single Ticket or Package
at the prices set forth in the above schedule,
to the Old Established, Far-famet and Truip
Lucky House of
P}FER Il CO.
No l. lIGlGT STrEET BALTIMORE Mb.
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

TO work on the Rail Road these hands
VIII be employed ont in the Pine woods until
alter irost, when they will he placed on ,lr
SIDE OF The River swamp, the work is all hal,
ana dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance Of wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and PAID in Cash month,
ly, Or as the owner may prefer
Enquire OF {. s. Mclleit on the work near
Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter
vile. d. D. hcI,,IJRJN
D. Aug. 90. 1910. 43 r.
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Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing 4!

We have just received decidedly tho lar, 1t
aud best assorted STOCK % READY MAZE
CLOTHING ever offered IN t,is Ma.se, and
no mistake. Cuats. Vests, Puuts, over Goats,
drawers, Shifts, Under Shirts, >ochsesc VA
can renew the whole outer man from Bonnet to
Bout-heel el-GHEAP FOR CASH, or on ac-
c"innoduling terms and reasonable prices 10
good customers Come OH and make your seIec~
tons.
a. J. g. p. MOSES.
Oct. lG 81 If
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300 pr. Negro Blankets.
5000 yds. Negro Kcrseys and Lnscys.
For sale by
l.. B. HANKS.
Oct 90 50 If
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Dr. Acclc9'S Liver and S;,lativ
Pills

Although not recommended as "cure ALL"
yet they are the mildest and best rem,rdy 10 ce.
move Consumption, Jnundicr, Dyspepsia, Bill
i'onsucSs, nrrv"us''c 8, foul stomach, head ache
mo ges'ioi', etc. Unlike other pursa,lvr ncdi-
cnr they leave the bowels always relaxed, cou-
seIucn,iy are the proper mcdic,ne for females
aud persons leading sedcn,ary lie. Price 25
cents.
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10000 CASH

70 h1nd i"r ,ila purchase. OF Negroes of
either sex. Apply 10
J. NJ. II. SHARP.
Columbi" s. C.. A.. 'ot"
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Notice.

The Subscribers 81 HOOL will commence lis
1hird S,ssion at his residence Tuesday, the
Sh January next.
w, W. ALSTON,
Cottngc Level, Dee 2, 1919.
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Dr. lAcclcr's vernlif,lsc Syrup.

This remedy is pleasant to the tas'e, HARM
less TO the patent 80! al powerful IL 81. !, oyng
and reno"ug al ''in,:s oi worms fe.f3 .a,t' *
II Is with .w doubt, IL, cheapest aud be as
troyIng nad.cmc ri"rc The public, nnu Will If
administered according to directions, remove
them within five or SIX hours after tukcn. The
dose is small, and each bottle contains twice as
much US similar Ici,dcs. Price only 25 cents
per bottle.
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Georsi;. and Carolina !AEna;,Nics
for the year 1850.
BROWN, LEE, co

1000 1000 lbs. No. TO. BACON,
10 fine Mountain Batter, for sale by
J.. b. HANKS
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Sumt"rvlic, Dec. , Dec. 1910 6 5t
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DIR. Rkcclcr'S Cordial and CarMli.
native.

Every family whether rich poor who val
ucs health and all us blessing, should have this
Invaluable remedy at hand, Il is infinitely tho
best remedy known fur Diarrhna, dyscnrery,
cholera morbus. cholera infuntum, cholic, hatu-
lcncy. gripping pains crunp. etc.. and for all dis
cusrs Of The stomach aud buwcs cuuscd by
tcetting. The numerous testimonials from
PHYSICIANS and others unsolicited, has gwen It n
reputation as firm as ud 4mant. Price IS cents
prr hottie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
Pay Your Taxes.

VINE nonresideRt proprietors fthe town of
Il Kirby in the county of Caledonia, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town in the year a. d. lS4S, remain in the
whole unpaid on the following described land
IN said town, TO wit:
The north eahterly quartSt of right No. 10 and
% acres and Ia rods of the north westerly
quarter of said RICH; No. 10 all known as the
Mickey farm, as follows, to wit;
Town tax assessed Jnn IL, 1S45 on List of
T5I7, e. 81 20
School tax assessed Jan. II 1913, do do 20 36
State tax do - do do do do 72
Town tax assessed March 9, 1sIs, do do .0s
Town tax assessed Dec. 90, lSis, on Last
School tar do do do do ri
State tax do do do do do ~
and so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of the sub.
scriber in said Kirby on the LIST Thursday OF
October next at ! oclosk, afternoon us shall
sc requisite TO discharge said Taxes with costs
unless previously paid.
JOHN RUSSELL, in. LIST Const .ble.
Dated a,&irhy, this 9Th day Of Sept A. d
iSA9, 632w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
MARLBORO HOTEL.
Mr. John A. Parks,

HNAKEs the liberty 10 inform, hs Friends
Il and the Public, that he has reoSnty as.
sociated himself with Mr. NJ. S. Proctor, and
has become one ofthe Propriotors OF the very
popular and well known -IIsase, called the
Marlboro Hotel, 800 Washington Street, and
would be glad of their patronage.
Fh'- establishments has recently been er.
iArgch, and now has many of the most mod.
.ern improvements.
Tho location ia one of the best in the city
for business men, and well calculated for gen.
tlcmea visiting the city with their families, as
there are many large and convenient Parlors
with sleeping rooms attached.
Terms-$li per day,
BOSTON, July 90, Is4O. 62lm2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
G~fCaUTIONLXTRA

A hIEby-the name oi CrAFr, has engaged
Awiili Young map0iile numrof , J. Towns
end, aud usrs bic name 10 put upa hatsapnnl'
IA, which they call Dr. Townseud's hafaapn
Ftlia, truumIHHrTUE'it ufHEfHf dHRIhAli ela -
This Townsend 10 40 Doctor, and never was
but was formerly worker on railroads, can
ais, aud The like frt hu aHsumrH THE title st
Dr., Tor the purpose ~ gaining credit for Whist
be- 10 not THIS boz tnrautiuH the public not io
be- deceived, and purchase none but the Gus
.piAs uHlalAAL uLp Dr. Jacob IlwnHend D
Sarsaparillh, having on Il The Ola Doctors
lkeurba, hls family coat of arms, aud his aig
nature acfosg tho coat 0f arms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
fremont and Old Colony
NAILS.

FGNliE subscribers have been appointed A.
Il gents tor selling The
F. FREMONT mos cos NiILS,
and respectfully ask ill dealers 10 can aud e1.
amino ihem at STORE No, -, htATE ~.
BOSTON
They bH,r these Nails for examination, IA
the fullest belief that they are the most per-
fuet ,n all respects Of any ever produced ior
sale ~ the U0iled States,
They are also Agents for the sale of the
ON CQLONf RON cos M5ILs,
the reputation Of which hos been long firmly
established.
They deal in POT and PE4RL ,fS1ES,
add have always on hand superior quality
for retailing, NM, THOMAS y co.
Boatou, Jlnt ~ l-Ig G22mj
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Farm for Sale,

TNuE subscriber offers bic farm for sale u
i 10 situated ou the road leading ifoll ~
J0hnsbury Plain 60 North Danville-Apoul
hFtf WY brt7vrrn tho tgn places " CONSISTS
Of 80 arres-ls OF 90 acres oiercelient WrHs
ov-abolt ~ acTes of Woodand-the remain
drF pastufe aud hllHge--
The buildtses afr suitable for the place
There arc about 1000 sugar naples and
young apple orchard, with good quantity
Of cedar timber, on the farm,
Tue farm oin be- adyanlagcously dNded-
and the whole ~ part ~ offered Tor sale
Terms OF payment made easy ......
JOHN CUSHMAN,
ST. Jol psbury, Aug 10, lel9. b2Jll
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Aud so much Of snid lands will be sold at
public auction ut The dwelling house of XIII
fridge Hudson in said Town of Ensi Haven.
on the first Thursday Of October next NJ ten,
o'clock forenoon MS shall bo requisite To dis
charge sud lnxes with costs unless previous
ly paid. tiEIEKlAl LUND, LIST Constable.
Dated NJ East Haven this first doy of Sep
iember, lsl9 G32N3
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Farm for Sale at
$500,

ON reasonable credit, if requested Said
~ Farm ~ situated on the stage road. one
tetit-'t,'rti- of shrftirtd ffoffdw, und contains
more than
230 Acres of excellent Land,
well fenced into four fields, and six pasturrs
living water in all--which produce hay and
feed sufficient to keep 30 cows, or other stock
equivalent, the year about and as large, good
AID convenient buildings az on any farm in
said town-wood and sugar naples in abun.
dance. Pr. MOSES DAVIS.
We, the undersigned, cons,der the above
described farm worth thu price asked for t.
Joseph Ingalls,, Of. Joseph Il. ingalls,.
Hollis ingalls,, James Townsend,
James Chelscy, Joseph ldc,
George Gray, Nathaniel ,klkihs,
King III, John ? Ingalls,,
II. 9. Welch James Roberta
Sheffield. Oct 2, is45 5siyl
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East Haven.

IHNllE nonresident proprelors OF the Town
II Of East liayeliin the County Of Essex,
sre hereby notified lhhl lha Taxes assessed
by said Town within the year next preceding
Ills dhle Iemnin ailhar Ia whole o. "a pan
unpaid on the following desedbed Lands IN
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our Native Land.

gAHEs aoFTooH EHt
There is a Isad Of every laHd the pride.
believed by heaven DER all the world beside
where brighter sunadisPense serfner light,
Add mildsf moons smFaradise the night
\ land o. beHuiy, virtue, yaIor, truth,
T,me.tut1rsd Hge, and love,eEiled youth
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores,
The weallhiesl Islr, the most enchanting
shores,
We've not rcslm 90 bount,fal and faiF,
NoT brealhs the spirit Of purer air
"a evssy cline the mggnet Of his soal,
Touched by remembrance, Uembles To Inst
poles
For in fhis land Of Heavens mobiles, race,
There - a spot u earth, supTemely blesI,
n deAref, swevleg spot than all the rest,
where man, Creations lyrant, casts aside
Ilis sword uad seepler, pagrantrS hHdPride,
while IN his poneped looks, bonlgnly blend,
The sife, Abe ron, the husband, falherfriend
llefe woman roigBs, tho mother, daughter
wife,
Stew with fresh flowers the narrow way Of
I,fei
Ia the clear heavens other delightful eye
An angel guard Of loves and eraees hei
Around her knees~domestic duties meet.
And Gteside pleasures gambol at her feet
'WLero shall that land, that spot Of earth be
found
MI thou mani patriot'-look around
oh thou shalt fad howe CT Thy footsteps roam,
That land ray eoUSrRY, aud that spot rnT
poNE,
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F.3RE FROM
WalpOIe TO New York, $500,

UNRAtNS leave BrsttleSoro' al ., A. n. and
Il AS =. NJ, on the arrival of the stage con.
meeting with the Cheshire and Sullivan Rail.
rUat II NHtVutr
Passengers by the frst train leaving Mont
pclier ot Wells River, aud arriving at Nulpolr
at 1920 n. take the { 49, train from Brat.
tlcboro', arrive ~ Springfield at 5,2O, ? A.,
stop one hour for supper, and then proceed by
tho Hartford aud New Haven RhiirnNd aud
the superior STEAMBOAT CONNECT.
CUT TO New York, arriving at about ., n.
Passengers by the 2d train leaving M'niprl.
Ter or Wells River, Aud atfiv,ng nj Naipnic az
40, ?. 81, lodge at Braule6oro and take the
/; ~. ". UaH, whtch connects AZ SuTIuEtrid
with tbs trains Of the Hartford aud Sew liay.
en- and the New York aud New Haven Rail
roads reaching New NoCk at = p. A. by tho
INLAND ROUTE.
THIS ~ tho Cheapesf,i Qwekesf, and mos,
Comfortable Route from all parts of Vermont
and Western New Hampshire, atfprding trnv.
clers the choice of an entire land route or of
short passage IN one of the fines, boats upon
the Sound.
Returning, passengers can leave New York
by thr : A. n train OF the New York and New
Haven Railroad, aud reach Brattleboro' the
same evening, or by the i,3O, ?. N. train or ?.
~. boat, lodge in New Haven, and reach Mont.
pclieE or Wells River, the next evening,
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
first train from Brattlrhoro, reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, the same evSaing,
and BuTTafO Tie ~ II try ~ 7, r, II
Northampton, July ., lSi0. 62bm3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
MONEY FROM THE GRAVE

The 81 Louis Republican has M account
ola sun Of money lately recovered Ia the
following manner--A Mr. ConkliE, n iner'
chant Of PeoHa, willie on his way TO ST. Lou.
~, WINS :ake6 very suddenly III on the boni,
and soon afterwards made his wall aud de-
iiveCcd package Of monsy over To the Off.
GERS the boat. Mr. Couklin had several
,ines slated that hu had upwards Of $4,000
iH Gs.di.ey sSIil, AiiIl, aad sslIsn lao was about
90 10 renewed from the boat the packet was
opened aud only $1,000 found IN IL, No traces
of tho missing amount could bo gathered, md
all came TO the conclusion that II had bceu
stolen. Mr. Couklin died TINT evening and
was buried the next dry. News Of the loss
Oos cent 70 His family, and by return al nb-
swer wns received that lac had part of his
frtttis se'pet ", l.Is- sg4Asr ha!sael shiriIip-
on exhuming Tho body, and diyosling IL Of
che SHIRT, which had not been taken OF on
account Of HE rigidity of the limbs after
fGdyii, ne OTfdT portion, 2UOO, was IOuNd
carefully sewod up IN II.
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AGRICULTURAL
#&R4%#H0USEE,

TNIlE subscribers have made arflnrcu
with Mcssf, Rurr,s, Mouse, Mas. a
Ca. -uf He-tDG, laE lAe sa.a-ui their Flows H
other Agricultural Implements and wi.
them at The same prices at which ta.A .a.
them ~ retail at their Wafc.llousr 90 . ,'
thus saving TO the Farmers the freight ia
nigh character which their PlDHs 'H4 .
.ruclrs have attained, We feel eotl...
insure extensive sales and prove u-ur....
the Agricultural Interests ~ The cuugiF
We have also for sale Fairbanks Flows
F3B.hERS, please call aud look al 90
Plows, hauoWs, Cultlyators, Corn She. r
Churns, OK Bows, Grind Smues-i'a t
Cranks aud Rolls for dos Manure Ia
Shovcls, Axes, Picks, Iron Barr, 81 s.
We are about erecting la1ec building
which we shall have convenient r.put 90 20
-hibiting Agricultural Implements, and ai,a
keeping then well furnished with ia,A 40'
clrs as Fasmrrs want
We have for,salr some Books f'f i- %
t'f.-'t- .i}r--u---- ~ gtuUuHtv by : r'-t---
"Domrsuc Animals by Il l.. Allen
l.. JEWETf&
March !, isiO OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-22
II. Latham y Co.,
Iron Founders and Machinists,

N he junction ~ hs Noriho,H, o. CHfrai
and Passamgue Railroads,
Will uu-wrr- urr-rs tor NiIii, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
aud other castings Aud VIII make 10 ofd'I
Maehinists Tools of superior quality and flush,
such az Engine and Hand Lathcs with of with
out Screw gccr-rlaning, upright Drilling
aud Bolt cutting MachrneH-alsn shatlng, Mill
Screws, aud Mil Irons Of al kinds
They viii also furnish Burr Mil Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Srrccu WHc-M Mil, CrTcu.
4ss-@',.I- s.-.s--a,sd- t',,lI-et -''.!
Smut Machines
Saw, Grst and other Mills propelled hy
S,'----rr rfr- tNHu'r -rUItt under Ihc direction of
Mr. Ma- DrSlAs +, o address. "Wcs, Lob,
anon, n. a." OlOyi