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As some discussion has grown out of the
decision OF the Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office, and the approval of that
decision BY the Secretary OF the Interior,
in refusing to give extra judicial certif-
Gates that the assignment to the certif-
cate OF land warrant was irregular and
IN due form Of iaw," it is proper that the
reasons which governed that decision
should be made public. We consequent
ly transfer to our columns the following
letter from the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, which places the propriety
as well as justice Of his decision upon so
broad basis as to admit of no cause of
complaint from any quarter
GENERAL LAND OrrIcg, Sept. 10, ls49.
Sra: Your letter Of the 9th instant 10 the secre-
tary Of the Interior has been referred 10 this Office
accompanied by certificate Of land warrant, No.
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DEATH or Ds. HovsroN.--we regret to learn
that DR.. James A. Houston, the well-kuown news
paper writer and late official reporter Of the United
States Senate, died at New York, on the 10th inst
Of hcmorrhage Of the lungs.
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CHOLERA Ar DARRAsaUIrrA, (CuBA. THE brig
Creole arrived at New York on the 18th, after a
long and tedious passage of - days, having had
continual head winds and calms and nearly out of
provisions. Capt Hall states that 800 Of the inhab-
itants died Of the cholera, out Of population Of
five or six thousand, Barranqutta, (Cubs, near
Saranila
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ARRIVAL FROM TANpA.-Ths Florida Volunteer
mustered into The United States service by General
T,oiggs.--The soop Enterprise, Captain Moore, ar
rived on Monday from Tampa, which place she left
on Thursday last. Captain Moore reports that
General Twiggs was about 10 muster the volunteers
into service and had called upon the General Gov
eminent for entire volunteer force, believing
them To be the only kind oftroope with which TO ope.
rate in this country. Nothing further had been
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

The SwINpLING LIsUTEsAsT.-At Boston, ON
Saturday, the =" swindling Lieutenant (Hunter,
alias smith, was sentenced TO three years in the
State prison. Several untried indictments against
him were placed on file.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

AT the recent term of the United States district
court, sitting at Nashville, George Booker, mail
carrier, was convicted of robbing the mail between
Sparta and Monroe, and sentenced to five years
service in the State prison
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

The Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH, Ambas-
sador from the United States to the Otto
man Porte, will leave New York, with his
family, for Havre on the goth instant, in
the packet-ship New York.
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The Florida Sentinel states that Gov. Moseley has
negotiated loan, on HE private credit, Of $4,000
from one Of the banks Of Charleston, TO secure the
payment Of the volunteers, while in the service of
the State
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Qua MINISTER TO ENeLANp.-The Washington
Union finds fault with Mr. Secretary Clayton. be
have one but 'mere youth,
without experience" 10 represent us In England.
II there is fault any where, think il IL at the
door Of Mr.. Bancroft, who returned, and left the
station vacant before his successor arrived
Tphiiadeiphia Sun
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PORE PIrs TX. visited the American frigate Con-
stitution, ON the occasion of her conveying our
charge d'affaires, Hon. John Rowan, from Naples
to Gaeta the present residence Of the King of Ma
piles and his court, well az of the Pope
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

PUBLIC DIsSER.-The merchants of Boston are
about to offer dinner TO the Hon. Abbott Lawrence
previous to his departure Minister Of this gov
eminent to Great Britain.
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A HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL-We learn from the
New Bedford Mercury, that the directors of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Corporation have
presented To DR.. Levi Foi-ssm. of New Bedford, a
case of surgical instruments, valued al several hun
dred dollars, token of the grateful feelings of
the board, and of their appreciation of his proes
sional services rendered the occasion Of the late
accident at Princeton, New Jersey.
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The Partisan correspondent of the Courier des
Etots Unis writes that Lsmartine is insane, and
signs as one reason for the superstition, that at a
dinner party given by himself short time since
he asked for soup three timesi
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

Which branch Of "the Democratic party is dis
solved'" John Van Buren, is to attempt the solu-
ton OF this question before high political tribunal
to be composed of Messrs. Cas-, Croswell, and
Richie Front seats reserved for the Barnburners.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19

UNITED STATES STEAMER VIxES.-This bcauti-
ful little steam weasel has, within the last year
undergone thorough repair at this navy yard,
under the superintendent Of Mr.. HART, the Naval
Constructor She made her trial trip yesterday,
with several officers of the navy and many citizens
ON board. We are pleased to learn from several
that the machinery worked beautifully in every
particular. The whole machinery, including the
boilers, was oyerhauled and repaired (and many
Of It's parts made new at the Gostport Iron Works
We are informed by some Of the most competent
engineers, that the whole job Is highly creditablc to
the establishment Mt which IL was done. Attached
10 this machinery is Mr.. Seawels newly invented
"Cut off," which is highly spoken OF by those
competent TO Judge.
II always affords pleasure TO notice any acts
OF skill, energy, and enterprise and we have now
an establishment IN our place which has proved
itself competent TO do all kinds Of work We hone
il will receive the encouragement which IL 80 iusv
merits. Money expended for machinery made
here remains here among the people; but that sent
North scarcely ever returns.
TPvlstpo1ffh Trons tSA
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How TO TEACH CHILDREN.--The following, from
sheet Of Rev. Charles Brooks, Of Boston, accords
precisely with notions of what constitutes the
true mode Of teaching the young:
''If you find error in the child's mind, follow
il up till he is rid oft II word IL spelled wrong
be that the class Is right before il il dismissed
Repeat, and fix attention the exact error, till il
can never be committed again. One clear and dis
tnct idea is worth world of misty ones. Time Is
OF no consequence in comparison with the object.
Give the child full possession Of clear, distinct
truth, and II becomes TO him acentre of light In
all your teaching-no matter what time il takes
never leave your pupil till you know he has in his
mind your exact thought"
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The PosTmAsrEa GENERAL has established, discon
tsaued and changed ne site and names Of the folloio
isg Offices dsving The sosek ending Sept 18th, ls49
ESTABLISHED.
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ISTEREsTISe TaAL.--TM right of the PhiIadei.
phia and Trenton Railroad Company 10 far their oscn
(ars.-A trial is just concluded In DoyIcstown,
Bucks county, which involved the question whc-
Their the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
pany, through its agents, had power enforce the
rule they have adopted of making difference in the
prices of fare between way and through passengers.
Mr.. Bodine, who took his scat at Jersey City for
Trenton, but put his baggage in the car for Phis-
dcphia, was elected at Bristol for not paying the
continuation fare, {Sl 5O,) instead of soventy-f FIVE
cents which is the amount charged for way pas.
sengers from Trenton 10 Philadelphia. The court,
in charging the jury, held that the company had
authority to make the regulation alluded TO; that
the regulation was, in itself reasonable one, TO
which the public bound TO conform. If they
could not fl their own standard Of fare, every man
who took his seat in the might regulate his
fare to suit himself and involve the company in an
endless sea of troubles. The court also administer
ed a rebuke the effort TO throw the cry Of emo
nopoy" in the jury-bos. II their duty to try
the case upon the law and evidence, without any
regard to the prejudiccs aud passions Of the com
munity Tho jury, after celebrating about eight
hours, came into court with verdict of not guilty
This decision will put the question to rest.--Phas-
dsiphio Ledger.
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The New Orleans Picay,.ne of the llth says The
steamer Creole, which left here on Saturday even
ing for Havana, chartered by commercial
house, and not by the Spanish consul, az our in
forinant made us TO say in edition of Saturday
evening. We have these facts from the fountain
head
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DISCONTINUED.
Gibson's Corners, Tioga county, New York.
Lombardy, Nansenond county, Virginia.
Quitman, Franklin parish, Louisiana.
Ashton, Carroll parish, Louisiana.
Akevile, Crawford county, Arkansas
Bethel Academy, Maury county, Tennessee,
Bowling Green. Stewart county, Tennessee
Ashport, Lauderdalc county, Tennessee.
Cocker Creek, Monroe county, Tennessee.
Clifton, Hardin county, Tennessee.
Van Horn, Maury county, Tennessee.
Wild Cat, Whitley county, Kentucky
Boon's Knob, Jessamine county, Kentucky
Polk, Gallatin county, Illinois.
Quitman, Iroquos county, Illinois.
Worth, lroquois county, Illinois.
Lutita, Shelby county. Illinois.
Troy Mills, Fulton county, Illinois.
Verona, Vanderburg county, Indiana.
Cocks Mills, Noddaway county, Missouri.
Belle Grove, Saint Louis county, Missouri
Monterey, Waukesha county, Wisconsin
NAMES AND SITES CHANGED.
South Middletown, Orange county, New York
Name and site changed to "Middletown.''
West Perth, Fulton county, New York--Sit
changed, and John M Benedict appointed post
master.
Langdon, Du Page county, Illinois Site changed
and Ira Jewell appointed postmaster
White, Hancock county, Indiana-Namc ant
site changed TO Warrington" and James II. Kins
appointed postmaster.
Hicks Mills, De Kalb county, Illinois - Sit
changed and Sidney P. Harrington appointed post
master.
French Mills, Onslow county North Carolina
Name and site changed to "Piny Grove" and Isaa
Marshall appointed postmaster.
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The complete returns of the late election in Ala
bama show that parties in the next General As
sembly of the State will stand as follows: Senate
Wings II, Democrats l6; Wing majority, /.
House-Whigs A, Democrats Sc; Democratic ma
jority, II.
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The Hon. JAMES E. BELsER is favorably spoken
of, in several of the papers in Alabama, prom
inent candidate for United States Senator.
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HAvASA.--fhe brig Mary Ellen, Captain Cole
man, arrived Mt this port yesterday from Havana,
whence she sailed ON the morning Of the 18th ult
The captain reports, i'm confirmation Of accounts
previously received, that two days before his sail
ing, 1000 troops had marched from Havana to-
wards Trinidad, where il rumored that an in
surrcc tiou Ina "A broken out--N o. Bull. lin
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Dr. WILLIAM WINANs, of Wilkinson county, is
the Taylor Republican candidate for Congress in
the Fourth Congressional district in the State OF
Mississippi.
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TIE BARSBUaNER yoTE IN FAVOR OF THE HUNKgR
PRoPosrTIos.-Tbe following the vote on Mr.
Hunts motion, in the Bsrnburner's convention, to
disregard the Hunker proposition, and to proceed
to nominate full Free-Soil ticket:
AYES Batterman, Chapel, Baker, Worthing.
ton, Latham, Churchill, Collar, johnson, Sherman,
WEIGH, Dudley, Dibble, olmstead, Spinner, Bur
ton, Comstock, Barney, Green, Stevens, Stone,
Beckwith, Van Yechtcn, Andrews, Bowie, r. Smith
Wittcr, Van Horne, Hunt, Munger, Fox, Jones,
Sickles, stsrkwesther, Conrad, Taft, Frankenbur-
ger, Hollcy-y.
Moss Temple, Benton, stewart, Horton, Whal-
Ion, Fentop, Darling Noyes, Caldwell, vsnderpoel.
Pond, Mcneil, BushnelI, Butts, Elwood, Snyder,
Van Buren,, Porter, Bigelow, Cochran, McDougal,
Paitison, Develin, Murphy, Hubbard, Dill, Dcning,
Curtis, Taylor, Lapham, Wilson, Bets, Denniston.
l.. ID. Smith, Fish, Carpenter, Brown, :. Smith.
Hsviland, Masters, Thomas, Carroll wcstervet,
Bogart, King, Roddington Dart, Lincoln Davis,
Hatch, stanton, Morgan, Fowler, Baker, Conrad,
Sinsabaugh, J. IT. Masters, Anderson. Hagaman,
Iawrence-6l
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PALMETTO HOUSE,
CDHUM HSHA g. a..

The undersigned wishes to inform the
public that he has moved from the American
Iiotet to the PALMETTO HOUSE, Opposite the
State House,) which he has taken entirely
on his own account, and where he would be
pleased to see his former patrons, and all
others who may be pleased TO call OH him.
And to those of his acquaintanccs he would
say, that they will be made not less comfor-
table than heretofore; and to strangers, call
and try the Palmetto Houso.
An Omnibus will always be- kept in readi-
ness Mt the Rail Road Depot, to convey
passengers 10 this House. sr
A. G. MARSHALL,
~ All the country papers viii copy for
two months. 's
Feb % 49, St
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ISHERI

BY Virtue of aundry Executions to me di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House.
onthe fret Monday and day following in
April next, within legal hours OF sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash, the following
property. Purchasers to pay for Titles.
#Sa One tract of 100 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of w. M. 81 q,
Tobias, and others, lowed upon as the prop-
erty Of Jas. Fl. Tobias, at the suit Of Afathie-
son2& Simons. IS stst
One tract Of 425 acres Eof land
in Elaremant, adjoining lands Of Ii. j. Abbott
and Ehos. III: Dick, and others; levied upon
as the property Of w. .Hartwsll Brunson. at
the suit Of "A. Barnes and w. A.. G Colclougi,,s
One tract of SO acres Of land
in Salem, adjoining lands or Valentine and
others, levied upon as the property Of Jas. b.
McElyesn, at the sui. of II. I'll Fnllwood. s..
Lot and buildings thereon in
sumterville, adjoining lands Of q. M. Crane,
City Hall, levied upon as the property Of a.
Anderson, at abe. suit Of Kelsey & Deas 2
cases. Es Z, y 81 81 Z . 5.g IS
One tract Of $50 acres ofland
in Salem, adjoining lands of NJ. Barfield and
others, levied upon as the property Of. lie
Barrow, at the euit.of Jas. G.. Mcintosh.
One tractSof $50 acres of land
in Clarendon. adjoining lands of. Thomas
:ihaiues, levied upon as the property Of D.
5. Richbourg, admr. at the snt OF Henry .Kel-
ly. !. &. ~ l3a.i>sfs
One tract Of "a acres OF land
in Claremont, adjoining lands of N. Graham
and others. levied upon hs the property Of G.
s. c. Deschamps, at the suit Of Thomas N.
Gadsden--suljoct to a Mortgage.
One tract of375 acres of land
more or less, in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of
J. K. King and Joel l.. Green, lsyied upon as
the property Of T.. G. Singleton, Exsrx. OF
Henry u. Singleton, at the suit Of John +.
June. "a, $
Defendants Interest in a Lot
aud Buildings thereon in Sumtervlle, at the
corner Of Liberty and Harvin streets, levied
upon as the property Of D. b. McLaurin, at
the suit OF Doremus & Nixon.
st.s-lsEs HARVEY SKINNER. s. S. d.
Sheriff g Office, 18th Matchi 1910.
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~ ! ! r
Deue1 1open,entS Sof The Lungs. The fol-
loving CONNIE enduble hints are from DR..
EitciRsllate work: !! e
Much has been said and written upon
Sfliet,, eating and drinking; bui-l do not re-
col llect ever noticing remark in any wri.
sters upon breathing, or tho manner Of
breathing. sMultitudes, and especially
Indies In easy circumstances, contract a
Vicious and obstructive mode Of breath
ssssg. They suppress; their breathing, and
n SsSenlractsth the habit ofshorl. quick breath.
ing tcarryilig tho breath halfway dow n
The chest snnd scarcely explanding the low
erSpnrlions Of The chest of ull. Lacing
the boilomofthe chest also greatly increas-
sestliis eyilsR and confirms a bad habit of
shreathing. Children ,,lat move about
great deal in the open air, md in no. way
laced, breathe deep and full to the bottom
softile chest, and every part of it.. So also
with most out door ,lnborers, and persons
1 ,Isysleo take o great deal of exercise in the
gHRen salr, ,becnuse the lungs give. us the
power pfaction, and the more exercise
we take, especinlly out Of doors, tho lar
Eer The lungs become, and the less liable
10 disease. 1 s.
ST. sS,, d all occupations that require YOU to
stand, keep the person straight. If at a
table, let il be high, raised up nearly to
theaarmPits, SO asnot 10 require you 10
stoop;; youlWill find employment much
easier- moi one halfso fa,igucing,, whilst
tlle form Y 1 of The chest, and the symmetry
6filie, figure, will remain perfect. You
have nollcad thatsa vast many tall Indies
sloop Whilst a great many short ones are
atraigh his arises, i think, from the
tables at which they sit or work, or, occu-
py5themselves, or. study, being ola medi-
tilrIiheighti far too low for tnll person.
] Tflis should be carefully corrected and
regarded $50 that eachiiady may occupy
hsIsel lot in table suited to her, and thus
prevent the possibility or necessity OF
sloopiDg
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Isesyare e !, OF /: conn.erfeats and I'm.

:.
RGEEare of OfyCounferfeifs and HIM
sssSs ss sss ;s IS itatlons.
The :unparailelledi aud astonishing efficacy of
at,tDR. 'WIS,rAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
~ S3,tstt 81 CHERRY,
hi oil tile diseases for which II is recommended,
curing many; cases afier tho skill Of the best
phyioians was unavuiiing, has effected a large
Andincrenaing demand for t. This fact hus
canssd several unprincipled soounterfoiters and
it,itatois 70 palm off spurious mixtures, of SINH
arnanea Il and appearances, Tor The genuine Bal
sam. Some are called "syrup of Wild Cher.
~" Balsam Of spkenard, !" avid Cherry,
Ccmfrey," SO. Another, "Wester's Balsar,,
bfsWild Cherry" nIs-spelling tho name, and
fhigiig certificates to resemble those of the true
Balsa,n. Dr. Wiatar's 5Bnlsam of Wild Cher.
~" Is tho only genuine. The rest merely imi.
tate the nse Of the original, while they possess
mono Of its virtues.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF THE
i12.s;ss GENUINE.
Tho genuine Balsam is pu, up in bottles
wtlIiithe words. CDR. Wis,nr's Bulsam of Wild
Cherry, Philad., z blown III the glass; each bot.
,lo bearing q label on the front. with the sigma.
tareg of VI IL, WISTAR, M. d.
This will be envsloged hereafter with now
wrappsf; c9pyright secured, 1914; on which
will always appaas The written signature of II.
BUTTS 81 a g5s,yss II
None genuine unless signed T. BUTTS,
ontha wrapper. For sale in Sumterville Ivy
MILLER & sBossARD at the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in South Caro-
lna..s.t ~ ..kI Sg II
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.Notice

Will be. sold by order from the Ordinary,
on Friday the Odd day of This month, to the
highest bidder, Horaos, Cattle, Hogs, House,
hold and kitchen Furniture; Plantation Tools;
Bacon, Corn and Fodder; together with Five
likely NEGROES, oil belonging to the Est
of Richard Spann, deceased. Conditions Of
sale, credit till the tirst day of January next
for all,sums over Five Dollars, purchasers
giving Note with approved security, with In
terest from the day of sale. Said sale will
take place at the late residence Of said decd
( HENRYsSPANN, Erec,or.
8 March z, lS49. 10 3t
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

E BY virtue OF sundry Executions to ME di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
April next, within the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, tho fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to
pays Tor Titles.
3 negroes, levied on as the
property Of "a Anderson at the suit of H.
Haynsworlh f. al. and Wells g. Ramsay !;
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of A. B, Brailsford at the suit Of II.
Lynn. Jno. G. King, J. II. Stukes I. al.
l negro, levied on as tile pro-
perty Of c.. Brunson at the suit of l.. r:
Chewing. + ta'
i negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of Mally Brogdon at The suit Of Jas. D.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of J. J. Belscr at the suit of Nc Rea and
SPAN, and w. A. Colclough, survivor. 5s;.s =
4ncgrHcs, levied on as the. pro-
perry of Jno. w. Brownfeld at the suit OF ].
Lawton, VIM. Lewis Ordy., A. c.. Spain 2
cases, Il. Lynn, s. s. Farror, Jno. China +. oil.
and l.. White. 81.
2 negroes, levied on as the
property OF J. II. Colclough ut the suit of A.
White g. Co, and J. s. Bowie, -
4 negroes, levied on as the pro-
perty of Jno. China at the suit Of ]. B. With
erspoon, w. c. Dukes, A. l.. Haseltne, II. II.
McLelland, Jas. r. Spann, and Millers Riply
s. Co. ~ ~
s1ss sss negro, levied ON as the pro-
speriy OF K +. Lgon at tho suit of s. May
rant.
l horse, levied on as the pro-
perty of S. c. Mitchell at the. suit Of Jno. d.
Miller f. al.
2 negroes, levied on as tho
property OF w. e. Mellott at the suit Of w.
f. Richardson survivor.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Jas. A. Mitchum at the suit OF ]. L.
Fielder.
j negro, levied on as the pro-
property OF +. y. G. Nesbert at the suit of ].
J. Kelly I. al.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of Jas. Is. Richardson, Jr., at the suit of
Stevenson s. Walker.
I negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Jas. Ray, at the suit Of Henry Lead
enham.
7negrocs, levied on as the pro-
perty OF Wm l., Brunson, at the suit of A.
Barnes and w. a. Colclough.
: negroes, levied on as tho
property OF g. s. Richardson and w. Nc
Donald, at the suit Of James Brady.
J negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of +. d. g. r. Sumter, Ex'or. at tho
suit OF ID. II. Pool, survivor.
5negroes, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Saml Tindall, at the suit Of Farrar,
Banks, s, Co, and Farrar g. Banks.
| negro, levied on as the pro
perty Of John S. Richardson, at the suit Of
Bank Of Camden--Security for N. G. Rich.
! negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of &. G. Jackson at tho suit Of l.. NJ.
Wiley g. Co. assgnces.
HARVEY SKINNER, 8. s. D.
IL March, 1S40.
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NEARLY OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL, CAMDEN, $. C.
Taxes this method of informing the citi-
zens OF Sumter, Darlington, and the adjacent
country, that he keeps always on hand, 4
fresh and well selected stock OF
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stufis; Window Glass and Putty,
Patent Medicines and Perfumcry;
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy Articles.
TIIOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,
Embracing every article now used in the
Practice; &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold as low as articles of
the same quality can be bought in Charles
ton, FOR CASH OF CREDIT.
D'Pliysicians, Planters, and Country Aier-
chants will do well TO give me call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Y. J. D.
Camden, Feb. 81, 1910. II If
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South Carolina Ssrnter disc.

Elias Du Rose, }is
Martin tl i Rhodes and oshefs, Bill for df,i.
& & i !. -, ys. & tio,l and
u Isaac d. Whitwortil. 5,asA Accouat.A
It appearing; 70 the satisfaction of the
fcndant in the above htatea Gaze; resides with
out the limits Of this Stat6: Il is Ordered, on
motions that he do appear ant plead, an
slRcr or: demur 10 the said Bill within three
months, Or decree viii be takcnF pro coanfes.,
soagainst him. ,.l z!T
~, 81 JOHN 3. MILLER,
5, i; Com. in E'qy. s. d.
y Sumterville. Both Jan. 1Sd0.s lis s;3mst Il.