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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07
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.Gcnuine Eagle PtOUghS,
WORCESTER, lESS,
5EllE subscriber would cnll' the ATTENTION
II Of Farmers ~ the Vicinity, a. The above
named celebrated PLOuGllS, which have
dftwn The fret pfrmlumat every county faf
IN Mauachuscila, three m Connecticut, llrce
10 New York, two IN Nertnonii aud are de-
oidrdly the best fiuuRhs IN New England
The following are tcsllmunIals Of the suPe'
rinrty ~ the v, PlouPhs.
81 tho moot ll,prfircird TRIAL and tnVeau'
cation Of Ploughs ever had "a tins country
held IN Essex County, Mas the iudfng
Committee, in speaking Of tio Improved Ia
gle Plough, 10 which they unanimously a.
wardrd the highest pfcmium,eay AS near
a. WI can ascertain, thisiPlough combines oil
the good gs-ities manifested IN eithcr 81 The
others, with some peculiar ~ itaclt,' ana Iuf'
Their, tour attention was called 10 the qHahty
of the castings on the Plopghs Of KurglerN
Co, their hHtsh and Durability Their APP
pcatancc IL certainly more perfect than any
Thing we have elsewhere seem i
"Iho process of chilltng'thr point, the IN
tire edge OF tho share, aud Flange OF Base Of
the Landslide, gives a permancncc and dura'
btliy 10 the worn HhAi ftuuffa ~ OF attlH
eddy superior character, sand We think there
ia no hazard ~ saying, that the value ct the
pait- thus made, - more than doubled by the
process
The following 10 copy Of their table, show
yng the comparative amount Of power M
pounds, required 10 operate the different
ploughs.
Medium Hisf Plough.
Winshws, Of Dnnycrs, l62 lhu
KnggesA Co. of Worcester, il2 do
Ptouty a Co, at Boston, 42i do
iiuwafd OF bingham, il2 do
The subscriber - Agent for thc,hh.gr nam.
cd Pluughu, aud IL authorized o. furuish thrm
81 cost, at his dwelling house near Lyndon
Corner.
The rubseriber will always keep on hand
and Ger sale,
- PLOTGHS OF.3LL SIZES,
CtLYYJ.fT'ORS
GRAIN CRADLES,
!STR.4U CUTTERS.
aud all other Farming Implements and Ma
chimes furnished at short notice nt cost
" Also. lf'cNira PLOUGH POINTS con. !
stautlY ON hand.
A first rate TWO HORSE WAGON, near.
~ new, for sale Il
JUDE EtMRALL
Lyndon, VI March -, l-i9. Gu7w6
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d. STEPrlH3NSON & co. =,

Manufacturers Of Dcatborns Patent Balance,
Platform and Factory Balancca, Counter
Scales and Town Standards
- Watcrst doors below Llhrriy- SgHata,-
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BOSTON DIRECTORY.

tiesirerts, Bosiaa, Zone siaia ifoaiiag ee
three stfrriHD
Waterman Fairlt Refrigerator, bToaef, Hand
shower Bath, Lamp Tea Kettle, FouUlaiu
Coffee Filter House Lantern, Bathing Fan,
Sitting Bath, lplartH Bath, Foot baihs,A'c,
Those srudlnR thrir address by mail, VIII re-
rriye Catalogue, containing cuts, with de-
hcript0ns of uic aboyc,Hnd list of oil articles
requirrd for perfect Kitchen out g.
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Thc Vegetable Pulmonary BnIsln

Tssied by The ElPfrieacs and 0tserroi,gp Of
-IAopspHds for pPrards II ~ ySars ga,ii
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Sept. 7!
For Sale,

81 A pleasant ond very healthy situation, l 3.4
miles South Of ofSu.n,civillr.
Tho subscriber offers his true, OF land Of nearly
900 acrcs, for sulr. II is high aud pl.asuut To-.
cation with not pontl oil it. II tx, for i,s c':==,
good provision !and, aud will take, 10 Erent ad.
vantage, any Of the ord n,ry mnnurcs of tho
country. On thr premises are dwelling house
Of five good base, aud one lnl, rooms, aud excel
lent barn, with stables annexed, good pcnh o,lsc,
ant! ut tho fork of The roads spu, frame build
ing Pat up recently fur II school house, besides
there are other buildings, Of course, Of an hides
pensablo chuEc,rr, for Il farm. There arc
between 40 and 81 ncrcs. cleared aud under
good fence. two, wells Of excellent water. On
the tract, is tineparcci nf Oak Weed, which
will ever connuna price in Suintcrvl'lc. aud
thu Railrond, which will run brtwc-n the town
aud his pluce, will ever ufin.d II market. for III.
pine wood, Of VIII ;c,. in value. there is II prcnt
Deal mare, th,n ,c asks for the place he has
found Poco.hlrgo swamp very goud winter
range foi cows, and some Of hs neiuhbors. he
thinks, look upon il. ne not {. bad one for hogs
experience hns shawn him. that the prucl, tree
grows well, aud Oh the premises. may be found
an orchard OF that fruit. many of the trees OF
which will c'mpurc we'll, with nny in The
District. 10 II suitable purchaser, hn will be-
accommodating, aud will take II g-ncs in puv-
anen', in part, or altogether, us may be agreed
upon.
w. G. BARRETT.
Sut,rvlr, Sh Sept. IS49. AZ tf
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Mechanics Society.

AT meeting Of this Society held on the even-
lug of the 10th inst: The following gentle
men were elctlcd officers for the present,
year, viz: I. J. .t.oenLAN, President, +. HoYr,
Vice President, "A CONWAY, Secretnry and
Treasurer. JOHN BRuNsoN, Esq, Librarian,
and Alessrs W.. s. HUDSON, J. j.. HAyHs.
WoETiIinnd n CRAIN Executive committee.
8 On o motion it was resolved, that this Socie-
tyretnrn their thanks 10 the Ladies of Sum.
terYile, lie, to one highly esteemed friend and
honorary lneInbcr, Coli B. MILLER, and to
MessrstA 9. SPA xsand Il B. FRASER, Esgs.,
sier their \ nable5donation Of books for our
Library. Is
Tho Society then adjourned to meet Ist
Monday in October at a o'clock in the Town
Hall. 5.}
Sept 10, 1849.
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NEIERIEE'tS SALES,

BY yirtl!e OF sundry Executions to me di.
rectGI will he sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
October next, within legal hours of sale, to
tho highest bidder for Cash. the following
.propqty. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Ono tract of 100 acres of land
moraor less, in Clarendon, adjoining lands of
CoslFey and Hodge, and where defendant
lives levied upon as the property OF hally
Broadon, at the suit of Joel G. Rhodus f.. al
One tract of $50 acres of land
in Salem, adjoining lands of NJ. f.. Lawrence,
lives, levied upon as the property Of Samuel
Tufstal|, at the suit of w J. Morris and
Rdey Scaf Executors.
One tract of l2O acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of - and
where defendant lives, levied upon rs the
property of Thos. Richbourg, at the suits of
Henry Kelly and A. J. Moses.
Ono tract Of 20 acres of land
il Clarendon, adjoining lands of - and
where defendant lives, levied upon as the
property of a. B. 3railslord at the suit of J.
r. Brock.
One tract Of 100 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of w. Nj. To
bias and 3. Tobias, levied upon MS the pro-
perty OF j. ii. Tobias, at the suit of Mahe-
son & Smons.
One tract Of 100 acres ofland
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of Thomas NJ.
Brnnby and Il. Jennings and James Wise,
levied upon as the property OF Tyre j. Spann
at tho suit of Thomas Seay.
One tract of2O0O acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of Jas. Carter,
Beiliunc, and others, levied upon as the prop
erty of NJ. NJ l}snhow admir- of JOS Horton,
ut the suit OF Richard f. Wells.
Interest in ono tract of 400
acres OF land in Claremont, adjoining lands
OF Elijah Pringlc and +. Reames, levied upon
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as tho property Of James NJ. Pringle, ut the
'suitsSof John China for another and M. r..
Roberts. s 4 i: 8ls5 q, lsfs s,s 81, s..
Onetract of so acres ofland5
in Claremont, adjoining lands of - and
whore defendant lives, levied upon ms the
property Of ]. NJ. Kolb, at tho suit of William
Nettles. 81
Lot Of a acres and buildings
thereon in Manchester, adjoining lands Of -
and where S,muelJ. 'Cindal lives, levied up.
Oh as the property of Samuel Tindal, at the
suit of j. s. e. l. Bowie.
One tract of so acres of land
in Salem, adjoining lands Of Thompson and
others, levied upon as tho property of James
Is. McElveen, at the suit Of e. A. Rupert, +. al.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. d.
10 Sent, 1S49.
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BUILDING.

The subscribers respectfully inform their
fellow citizens that they have associated
themselves in business for the purpose of
undertaking and erecuting contracts for Bull
dings Of any description and carpenters work
in general.
We have made such arrangements MS TO
enable us to build for our friends and en-
ployers. completing their work in every
department, putting them to no Inconvenience
Whatever; merely having 10 give us all idea
of what description Of building they require
in n reasonable time receive the KEYS and
fork over the nccdful.
We possess ample means of furnishing
the best Lumber, Bricks, S,niihwork Paints,
Lime, &C. &c. Together with good work
men and many years experience as practical
mechanics we are determined MS far as our
humble sphere extends to wipe off Tie re-
proachatnchcd to the noble old South Caroli-
na--and arouse her from her Rip Van Winkle
sumbers. and leave California to take care
of herself
G.. G.. JONES,
Il. J. COGHLAN.
Aug. 30, lsi9. 4i Ct
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ANNIyERSAIY OF
SUMTEE DIVISION, NO. H.,
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

Tho LIST Anniversary OF Sumter Division, No.
II. Suns Of Temperance, will be celebrated ON
Friday, the lltl, inst.
The public meeting will be held on tina, day a,
IL o'clock, q. nj. in tho Methodist Church a.
Sumteryille. There will ha addresses by Dr..
w. $. BpaGEss aud Mr.. J. w. Erwin.
The me,nheie Of Sumter Division aud all Sons
OF Iclnpernncs who will favor us with their
presence on that occasion, ure requested to meet
in the Division Ronm at II; o'clock, A. NJ.
Tho Public arc respectfully and earnestly in>
vitcd to attend,
Sept. IS,
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A WELL CONCERTED
INTRIGUE!
,T705nabIe Secret 4 }iis(;l o,.seell..

st The welfare or tho Amcricsn pcople scndeIs
u necessary that they should be inads cogDizant
with very nioiDcutous blia yn,ubie secret,
having an Intimate connection with theirpeenn.
ary interests, tho great Importance OF which,
urgently demands their most seiious and deli,
bcrnte attenton. There can be very litiIc doubt
that there exists in the whole human faulty un
universal ds,ate 10 benr, the "sliigs and arrows
ofourageous Fortune, so long as they see ot,ets
Of tbesGENus ttOMo, twhrthetby The cxerc;se of
Il iIior, astute understanding. or lilo result Of
purely lnrtutous circuDistalccs) dwelling in
marble Halls, surrounded by parastes, and re-
yelling in luxury, ease and conlentnent. Cpcn-
~ aud feurlessly objectipg 10 such EusEYgw
handed Justice, ''nnd coolly determined to des.
troy this ExPAnTE medium of basking in tho
sunshine OF fortune, md if fprEcieable establish
au equilibrium IL society, PYFER 81, e o., The
truly fortunate, far famed and old establisllcd
Lottery Brokers, generously impart 10 the public
the olfipfing Of their iabofious researchcn III ilie
absiruse mysteries Of the dark Bges THE AREA !.
NUS OF WEALTH! Tho cubalistic words are seven
in number, aud when arranged according 10 the
directions Of The CABALA, sguly
''Looh to P&fer s, Go. for Hiehes.n'.
MOST BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN!
Ercry Lottery showcrs its hcasuresi
Correspondents read tho glorious cvidencel
~ 4 L LIZ S> w I-uOliCa DelleiaCtOrS. "
See the rirttte ofthe. first order!
S25,G0n, Whole ticket, numbers % 40 5s,
drawn 20 August! was sent TO South Caroli-
ma. The result Of The first order! Ut See
managers official drawing Of that date
$1,000, Quarter ticket, sent to Pennsylva-
MA. Is
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to louisiana.
10000, Half Ticket, sent TO Pennsylvania.
5000, Half ticket, sent to Ohio.
lS,OO0, Quarter ticket, sent 10 North Caroli-
na.
5000 Quarter tcke: sent 10 So. Carolina.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to Virginia
5000, Quarter ticket, sent 10 New York.
1000, Quarter ticket, sent to South Caroli-
ia.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
" Nearly every Prize paid and on file.
PYFEIt 81 co. always refer to The Mana
gers!
AZ Every person should try his or her
luck!
The first trial often Draws the Capital!
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in
Gold, remitlod promptly to any part of the
United Stntcs for Prizes sold by PiFER s;
co.
PYFER e. CO. sell all the large Prizes
ONE ORDER NAY DRAW A FORTUNE!
Splendid Schemes for Sept.
1919.
Al Orders strictly confidential al Pgfer
q. Cos.
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Sumter Bakery,

The subscriber respectfully informs tho
public that he continues Baking, at his old
stand IN Broad street near Main. Bread and
all varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand.
Also-Rcceved daily a constant supply Of
Smiths celebrated SODA WATER and a
supply of Ice from Charleston.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Confcc
tionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts,
Fancy Articles, etc. &C, constantly on hand
W FLOUR, Of tho best brands for sale
JOHN O'CONNOR
July ls, ls46, 3s If
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Notice,

The Exercises Of Mrs. RICE'S Seminary
will be resumed on Monday Eth Of Sept.
Parents desirous of admission for their
children will please make application previous
to that time,
Boardcrs received as usual
Sept. 4 I5 2t
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Notice.
Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

To work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed out in the Pine woods until
after FROST when they will be placed on the
side Of the River swamp, the work is all high
aud dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance of wholesome food and dry
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month
ly, or as the owner may prefer.
Enquire of &. s. Mellctt on the work near
Manchester, or Of the subscriber, in Sumter.
vile. u. b. McLAURlN.
Aug. 20. 1919. 43 #
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE

Uh 7 GuUUO l0f ALL TRADE
IN CHARLESTON, g. C..
The subscriber is nov receiving one Of tic
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS ,ha, has ever been offered to the
friends and customers of 253 KING STREET
lie has, during the past Summer, made cx-
tcnsivc additions and alterations to his rooms,
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
parlncnt a most splendid assortment of
Rich Fabrics for F4atlics' Dress,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Casiimcrcs, Mus
lin DLaincs, Alpacas, Satin Da Chimes, En-
broidcrcta Orleans Cloth, Plain Merinos, En-
broidcrcd Cnshmcrcs, Chameleon I.us,res,
G:nghams, Prints, &c, &c.
Hn the Shuil Department.,
He Is prepared 10 offer every variety of
Long and Square Sl1A\YI.S, both Plain aud
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and EInbroud.
cred Canton Grape Io., Cashmere and Broche
do
'' ALSO,
Agreat variety OF Rich. Black and Colored
Silk anl Satin MANrILLAS, VISETTES,
and SACKS.
:ylargc stock Of Linens and Linen Goods,
Marse!es, Quilts, Fringes, Dmitics, Cur
tain Stutfs,
Every variety of HOSIERY.
ri. ALSO,
Goods for Gcn;lcmcn's Wear. such as
Broadc'oths, Cassm6rcs, Nestiugs, Cravats,
&&, &C.
la rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one OF the most complete assortment to
he found in Charleston OF
BLANKETS, HkcrSeyS, Saefinctfs,
DcnirS, DonicsiicS, 81, 81.
lie confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city to his stock, rs one of the
LARGEST IN THE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY;
1t is his intention Ia embrace in his siuck
every article OF Dry Gools that may be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can always
be supplied with the newest and best Styles
OF Goods i'll the market, and at the LOWEST
PoS>IBLR Prices.
NIB In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers To Merchants and others a complete
assortment OF all the above Goods, at
WHOLESALER,
Aud invites the attention OF cash BUYERS to
his stock and prices.
w. G.. BANCROFT,
2J3 King street. Charleston, S. C,
Aug % III If
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Notice,

Tho subscriber hrving rented the Hotel.
recently kept by w. &. IFindha,n, takes this
method OF informing the public generally, that
he will in few days hc prepared to Entertain
Travellers and B"ardars, with The best ac-
commodations wh,ch Sumlcrvile can afford.
And respectfully solcits a liberal patronage.
+. MYERS
Sept. 10, 1910. 46 If
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR SALE.
AN ELIGIBLE SUMMER RESIDENCE,.

The Subscriber offers his tract OF land at
Bradford Springs consisting in all OF BOG
Acres, situated in North Eastcrly direction
from the Institute on the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens to Camden, adioin-
ing The lands OF the Institute and Mr.. +. Brit
ton. On tic premises are several very bold
Springs, (Suphcr. calybrnte and excellent
drinking water springs) and from It's COM
nandIng position would form an eligible sto
Tor a hotel, as we'll as private Residence
The salnbrity OF its climate is too we'll known
I" need comment. And the land Tor planting
is as good II no. superior,o a majority around
ALso-Thc adjoining tract l05 acres, on
winch is dwelling house and out buildings.
Terms Low For further particulars enquire
OF C.. DGLORME,,
or of BROWN, LEE q co.
Sumtervile Aug, Is, 1919. 42 If
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Notice,

Application Will be made to the Legislature
II It's next Session for an act of Incorporation
'i The "liomc Branch Baptist Church. ~
Aug. Is, 1919 IA 3m
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On CONSIGNMENT,

y lot of very superior Wooden Goods from
the Salem Factory in North Carolina war
ranted free from abolition and cholera.
Just received and for sale hv
BROWN, LEE g. co.
10 Sept. 1910. lG If
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Notice,

Application will bomadc to The Legislature
at lis next Session to close The Road known
as Tie State Roai from Green's to Vances
Ferry, and also, to open the old Road leading
from Scots lake to Vances Ferry as near in
the old Vances Ferry Road as is practabe.
J. b. BROGD0N.
Clerk aaA Trees
Clarendon County l3 Aug, 1910 On
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To TraVelIers going Mortll.

GHARLESTOr, S. G, !
s. LEAVING the tVaarf at the foot OF I.ali-
rei,s-st. daily at 8, p. IN. after the arTipa Of,
!lle. Southern cars, via NyIIhiINGTO on { and
WELDON, ,N.C.sPEI'ERSB URG, RICII.2
zMOND, TO yFASJINGTOE, B6LTIst
MORE and dpHIIADELPIIIA. B
The public is respectfully informed that
The steamers OF this line, from Charleston to-
z Wilmington atd in first raio condition, and
are nayiegated by well knowpnpd experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or
der, thereby securing bntb safety and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKEF having already;
been in operation is ROW continued as per-.
tnanent arrangement frcu Charleston t1:
Philadelphia. Passengers availinG then,seiI;
yes thereof, will have the option either is
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. to stop at any of the intermediate
points, renewing theis seats on the line 10
suit tiIcir convenience. BY this route travel
lers may reach New York cn the bird day
during business hours. Baggage will be.
tickcted on board the Steamer to Weldon, as
likewise on the change of cars, at the inter-
mediate points from thence to PHILADELPHIA.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia at $40 each,
can be had from L, WINSI.OW, Agent OF
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. r.. Company,
at the Office ofthe Company foot of Isaurens-
street, to whom please apply. For other in.
formation inquire of &
T.. C. DUNCAN, IS
Atihe American Hotel, Charleston S. C.
May 8 49 1y
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Notice.

: All persons indebted to the Subscriber arc
requested to make payment Immediately.
w. G. WINDtIAM.
Sept. 10, lS40. 4G If
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Notice

Is hereby given that application will be
made to the Legislature at its next Session tc
charter Bank, 10 be located at Sumtervile
III the District Of Sumter
Sept 4 15 :}m
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$4,000 CASH,

This amount in sash to be paid for negroes
from the age of from II to 30 years old
The highest market prices will be given, and
persons wishing to dispose of snch property
will find ready sale by applying TO the SUBJ
scriber at Sumtcry!Ic S. c.
II, J. DINKINS.
Aug, 4, lS4O Ill If.
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Notice,

The Reduced Fair on the South Carolina
Railroad of cents per mile is extended to
the 10th day of October next
WIN. ii. BARTLESS, Scc'ry.
Sept i5 If
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New Boot
A ND
SlhI[g)M SSrl'WIIR Ino

The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an, assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, ladies' and Misses SIIPpERSt
TIES aud CATERS, of every kind what,
ever, offers them to tho public on better terms,
tor Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and So
lici,s an early call at one door east of Miller
g. Bosshrds Drug Store. Also. the New and
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called TAY-
LOR TIES. @
S W AAriPs seired up ,cithout charge.
3. FOLSOM.
Sign Of Me Boot.
May 23. lS49. 81 If
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To Rail Road Contractors,

Gentlemen, l can furnish a few dozen
Rail Road Carts with 3 inch tire at $500
per dozen, and no less, Cash or such scrip as
may suit my tinanceering purposes.
And from q residence of 20 years in busi-
ness in this excellent community it may
reasonably be supposed that my abilities in
circulating the negotiable are not very con-
tcmptibic.
iccolIect, then carts will not bc built of
green pine, hut Of the best Rver-swalnp oak.
ash and hickory and be suitable for plantation
purposes whcn the road is colnplcted
T.J. COGHLAN.
Aug. 30, ls10. al Ct
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$50 REWARD. ARD.

Wilde paid for the apprehension and de-
livery to the Jaiior OF Sumter District, OF
slave, named, Joe the property of Wm. Webb
Esq, who escaped from custody, near States
hurgh, on the 22nd inst. while beng brought
20 trial, Fhc slave Is about % OF 81 years OF
age, a very likely fellow. He Was charged
with the crime ofstoreabreakmg and sohbins
thereirom goods and money.
In order that he may be broaght to triabji
will paythc above reward for his delivery TO
the Jailor Of this or any other District so that
he may be dealt with as iHe law REQUIRES
Il. j. GOGIILAN. &
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a CARD.
REYNOLDS g. REYNOLDS,

NOLDS with me in the practice Of DEN
TISTRY.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has been my pupil for the
past four years, and commend him with con
fidcnce to the community.
The business will be conducted rs former
ly at my office on Main street, under the
above name and style.
WIN. REYNOLDS.
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Time is Money!!

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Tie subscriber having purchased the righ.
for manufacturing Sabin's Patent Washing
Machine TO; this District, respectfully calls
convenience, simplicity aud utility, il stands
unsurpassed by any machine Of that descrip-
ton ever invented, rs it will when under
stood wash every article clean, without inju-
ry and in one fourth the time taken by any
other mode. Manufactured by. -
ID. s. SARGENT.
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Beef! Beef!
New Arrangements

New An'A'Sallge1hlGRnfo
The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
friends in Sumterville and vicinity, that as
his opponent in the Beef business continues
to Butcher OH the s,me days the, he does, that
he will change to MONDAYS, WEDNES.
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days he
will Butcher: thoprices are fiye and six cts. I
if Beef is taken regularly round-if choice
pieces every time, Of the round, the price is
eight cents. AZ persons arc requested to-
have small BOOK so that the Beef can be
entered in their Book as we'll as mine. Is
June "a JOHN CHINA.