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CORRECT FIEw.-Mankind might do
without physicians, if they would observe
the laws OF health; without lawyers, if
they would keep their tempers; without
soldiers if they would observe the laws of
Christianity; and perhaps without preach
ers, ifcach one would take care of his own
conscience; but there is no dispensing with
newspaper.
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THE HOME JOURNAL.
Edited by George P. Norris and N. P. Willis
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
FAMILY NEwsPA APER

The first number Of a NEW SERIES of this
ely-circulated and universally popular
FAMILY NEwSPAPER
will, for the accommodation of NEW sUBscRr
BERs, be issued on SATURDAY the sepenth day OF
Juty merit, with several NEW, ORIGINAL and AT.
TRACTIvE FEATURES. THE HOME JOURNAL
is wholly peculiar paper, abounding in every
variety of Literature and News; and. besides
being one of the most elegantly printed and
interesting sheets ex;ant it is By far the chap
est-:he terms being only Two Dollars a Year
(In advance) or THREE COPIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
Address MORRIS & WILLIS, Editors and
Proprietors, at the Office of publication, No.
l07 Fulton Street, New York.
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She's one Of 'em.-In ST. Louis, lately
a Mrs. Johnson was fined $40 for whip
ping her husband. She paid the fine with
a smiling look, saying sotto Uoce, Never
mind the money; wear the breeches, |
do-l'm some when I'm at home, and
won't have it out of his bones; well, if |
don't you can kill me-
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NOTICE.

z ETTERS of Administration huvIng been
sA granted to the undersigned by the Regis
ter of Cambria county, on the estate of Thorn.
as Crossman, decd. notice is hereby given 10
all persons ndebted o said estate to make paw.
ment, and those having claims against it 10
present them 10 the undersigned duly authcn.
ticated for settlement.
MARY ANN CROSSMAN.
DAVID SOMMERVILLE.
Susquehanna tp., l
Aug 23. lS49. S46-6t
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NOTICE.

THE Pamphlet Laws of the last Session OF
the Legislature have been received at the Pro.
thonotury's Off re in Ebensburg, and are ready
for delivery to those who by law are entitled
to receive them.
VIM. KITTELL, Prot6onotary.
August Is, 1919
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1t is pretty. certain that no ornanized
T1sllitles F1 have been projected by the
,iorida Indians. Ii is the intention, how
'er' OF the government 10 prevent future
@idfm by removing them from the State.
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DRWaaOODga &C.

that has been brought to Ebensburg this sea.
son, and which they are determined to dispose
of at the lotceSt prices Imaginable.
They think it unnecessary 10 enumerate all
the articles they have on hand, but request the
public to call and examine for them selves when
they will find most every article usually kept
in a country store, and at prices equa lily as low
as goods can be bought east or west of the
A!leghe ntans.
LUMBER, GRAIN, WOOL, and all kinds
Of Country Produce, taken in exchange for
Goods. NJ. q.
Ebensburg, May ] 6, IS49.
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John, do you really love my daugh-
teri
You know l do, Mr.. Snipkins.'
How much do you love her!'
i love her as hard as horse can kick. ;
Mr Snipkins was perfectly satisfied of
the strength of his affection.
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NJ. Potter, Catholic Bishop of Mobile,
has returned to Paris, from Gaeta, where
he has submitted for the sanction of the
Pope, the acts of the Catholic Convention
al Baltimore.
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mountain Is made up of atoms, and
friendship of little matters; and if the atoms
hold not together, the mountain is crum
bled into dust
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CABINET
MAlUF ACT ORY!

TE7Ii e undersigned having associated them
"a selves in the Cabinet Making Business
under the firm Of Lloyd S- Litxinger, beg leave
TO inform the citizens of Ebensburg and vicin-
ity. that they intend manufacturing to order
and keeping constantly on hand every variety of
BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, SET
TEES, BEDSTEADS. &c, &c,
which they will sell usry lolo for cash sp-
proved Country Produce. All orders in their
line ofbusiness will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Persons ocsi iring cheap
furniture are assured that they will find it to
their interest to call at their Ware Room, oppo.
site Litznger 81 ToGd's Store, aud examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
hope by close attention to business to merit
a liberal share of public patronage.
All kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for
Furniture.
STEPHEN LLOYD, Jr
ID. A LITZINGE Err.
April 10, 1S49-27-6m.
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General assortment of Paints and Oils
of every description for sale at reduced pricee
by MURRAY & ZAHM
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BY EXPRESS.

ID 4 IN u Ia ELSSe
A MOTHER lot of those cheap Dry Goods,
IA among which are
Super French Lawns,
New style Linen Lustre,
Satin stripe Linen Mode Lustre.
Plaid and Earlston Ginghams,
Cloth, Cashmere, Prints, &c.
Have just been received and now opening by
LITZINGER $ TODD.
June 2, 1919.
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The White mountains are already COW
cred with snow.
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"CHEAPER THAN EVERI"
MURRAY & ZAHM,

for past favors, would respect
Il fully inform their friends, and the public
generally. that they have just received the
largest. hGndsonsst and best selected assort-
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! s,;:'t State of South Caro- lima
s..aSI-sss.l.-. 2 si;Sssiss 2

by his EScellency .D4yip . 6llNsosS Governor
Cotnmatider I'm chief in afd over the State OF
South CSIolna s a.ss y sl s;lf:
f1TFHEREAS, in pursuance Of ansa net Of the Legs
w. isature of this State, THO votes for Members
Of the thirty first Congress have been counted by
commissioners appointed for that purpose, and ap-
pears that tho Hon. d. Wallace has been elected
for the first congressional Dist, composed OF Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester. The Hon. ).
L. Orr hus been elected for the second congrcssion-
al Dist, composed Of Pickcns, Anderson, Green
vile and Iaurens- Tho Hon. J. A. Woodward
has been elected third congressional Districts COM
posed of Lancaster, kcrshaw, Fairfield, fichand
and Sumptcr. Tho Hon. A. ID. Sims has been el-
octcd for the fourth congressional Dist composed OF
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion, Hor-
nv, Georgetown nnd Williamsburg. The Hon. A.
Burt for the fifth congrc: sunal Dist, composed OF
Able vile, Ncwbcrry, Edgcficd aud Lexington.
The Hon. Il Holmes for tho sixth congressional
Dist, that of Charleston. The Hon w F Colcock,
for the seventh congressional Dist, composed OF
Oraugeburg, Barnwel Beaufort CoIleton, and the
parish OF ST. Johns Colleton.
Now therefore, vidJohnson, Governor
and Commantlcr.in-Chiei, in and over
tho State aforesaid, do issue this my Pro.
notifying and declaring accord
ing TO the provisions Of the said act, that
d Wallace, j. L. Orr, j. A. Woodward,
A. d. Sims, A. BuIl, l. F.. Holmes, and w.
F. Colcock, had q majority Of the votes in
their respective congressional Dists, and
are therefore uly4siss.sd, Representatives
IN The: Cong 81 ths8 Mites States
l:s Given undo ersmy hand md the seal Isof the
: .'s> Slate, at ColGmbin;s the eigths day OF
December, in the year Of our Lord ones
thousand eight hundrcdo and forty-5
eight, and in the seventy third yearofE
the Independence, of United States.',sia3..
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I B. S tie fer,

~ VS :. EIElVT 5taS
sITAVTN sold his Plant ntaton on Long Qans cresk!
not intend to leeve the trict, hut will
yefppn in the same negh ghborhepd and: practice me-
;dicInss ald now return 10 his lends his acknow:
hts their Hereto
fore bestowed upon hopes By pdfi6tua1ity
and strict attention to merit ontnuance ~ az
the sane lime request all persons who indebted
,byEaccount to come forward and make settlement,
it is requisite to close accounts every four years.
Jan. 8. 43 If 'H+f g. F. STIEFER.
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Notice to Absent Distributee

mi Office is hereby given. to Samuel S. Hamil-
lS ton, one OF the distributes of Alexander C.
Hamilton, dec'd,-to appear in the Court of Ord-
nary q. Abbevillc c. H., S. c., on or before tho
2nd Monday of April, '49, in order to final settle
ment of the Estate in my hands as Guardian.
JAMES S. WILSON, Guardian.
January 8, '49. 43 If
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Notice in Equity.
3. Valuable Land aud Slares for Sale.
Thomas NJ. Finley, ,..st.I.
rs $S,. Eet al. Il n.u $500. -
Alex. Hunter, Ex'or., l'slon' p., @c.1 ,;4
ex.Hunter, Ex'or.,

g .s@i So
t;elts Of s ssitt; or,
H. Saie9day in february next, at AbbeYills c.
House, The tracts of land descibedSi the Bill, TO
WI, lst5 The Home Tract, containing two hundred
nnd fifty acres, more less. situate in Abbeyille
DistHct. on Sawney's creek, joining lands Of Geo.
ticDufie, Edniand Belcher, DR.. III. H., Townes,
and lands of the Estate of John Clark, deceased
2d,A Tract containing two hundred and sixty acres
more or less situate in this District, near Mt Car
mel, bounded by lands of Alex. Hunter and others
l':z.s' ALSO, 81,
8 The following Slaves, to wit. Nancy, Andrew,
Jinney and her children, Alfred, June, Jacob, and
Elijah. = ~ srs5.
TERMS: Lands sold ont credit of one and two
years. Purchasers to give Bond and approved Sc
curity and mortgages of the premises to secure the
payment of the purchase money, and pay for titles;
The Slaves sold on a credit of one and two years,
with iterest to be paid annually. The purchasers
to give bonds with good security TO secure The pay
;ment Of the purchase noney.-Costs to be paid in
cash ~ II. "A. JONES, c. E. a. B. g.
- Commissioner Office Nov. %, '4s.s SO Ct X
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= Notice DENOMINATIONS. d {

:GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al the
u Engineers Office Greenvie and Columbia r.
first Feb, -iS,i9I ii,p furnishing 81!
timber for the supcrstructure Of the rst 25 miles ex
tending from tho Depot Of the 81. G. r. r. to the
Bread that time,
for timber for and fur
Tor and econstf fucting ali tts B1d9s
end 'TrestIe WoskSo Tho road from Broad River to-
iSaudn, including the Bridge across that river. Al
preference will be given, FIRST to stockholders who
offer under the chatter: I'd, to new stockholders ::
Sd, to those WHO take q, proportion Of payment in
stock and lastly to cash oilers. M -. e..
Further information may be obtained at the En-
gnecre Office or from either ofthe Assistants after
The 18th Jan. JOHN McRAE, Chi. Eng.
g Jan. 6. 49, .s42 .&s,.' 'r2S = I'd
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The Last Notice.

4 LII Persons indebted to the Estate of John
"A McCelvy,.a4decd,seit either by Note OF ,Aca.
l. a count are request to make payment i'm
mediately and also thoss fidyig demands az gansf
t,s Estate; ssiI In a;a.cl4T M
collect ii order 20 with Eegatces tlat are
of NOE = - ia
N;B.-7-Tle accounts must be properly attcstod as!
the law requires JAS. l.. NIcCELVY. =
JanTy /, '49. ~ g. 12 1t
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Notice.

pERSONS against whom there are demands in
i the hands Of the undersigned, are hereby noti-
fled to attend at this place, sale day next to set
tie off said demands or renew their notes. Those
having demands will present them properly attest
ed on that day. MARY CANNON, Elk.
Abb G. H., Jan 4'49. AZ 4t
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JlHE STATE OF SOUTH, CARoLINA..

i1E. NE i-oOC ll1.NCthAohINEeT
: - Abbcyille District. In tho Common Pleas
l. William S. Ansley who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Abbeyie District by virtue Of writ !
of Capias nd Satisfactendum ut tho suit of Jefier.
son; cCracken, having filed his petition with a
schedule Of his whole estate real nnd personal for
The purpose of obtaining the benefit Of the act of
General Assembly commonly called the Insolventt
Debtors act. s.ss,s ,r,st. :. L f.s:ss.t3i2Ss s.32s
Public Notice il hereby given that the Petition,
Of the said William Ansey will be heard and cons
sidered in the court Of Common Pleas for Abbeyile
district Abbeyille C II. ON Monday the nineteenth
day bf March next or such other day thereafter aa
the Court may order during the Term commencing
on that day at the place aforesaid, and all the
tois Of the said William s. Ansley are hereby sumo
rnoneds personally by 'theirsA Attorney to
pear then and there in the said court TO show cause
if any. they can or have, why the benefit OF thoc
raid acss should be to, sBuid
S.sAnsiey upon his executing thb nss gnInent SasS
gs;sss rho SiAs q. sPIERIN
CterEs Office, fifteenth Dec. z 3 sss.e;s
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Augusta Piano Forte ,s.5s:siS: ~ 81
Music Book, and Stationary

DEFUTs =: n ...3s -
-Easc.., Tho subscribers have on hand and.
81 are econstantlyreceiving alargo asaort-5
w Z v ument Of rosewood and mahogany P;;-:
ano Fortes from the following celebrated makers
Bacon d Rauen-Dubois g. eabaryl--and IA Il
III. Gayle 8. Co., New York; (which they wanant
in every respect. Also all new popular
Music for Piano and Guitar,stog with q lnige
olin and Guitur Strings, and ull kinds Musical
Merchandise. Tho subscribers would also call the
attention Of their friends and the public, to their
largo stock of Miscellaneous and School Books, to-
gether with choice assortment of English, French.
und German Stationary and Fancy articles. FoT
sale very low for leash or city acceptance .t%st:
GEO. A OATES g. Co, Broad ST Augusta, - 81.
- A few doors above tho Eagle & Phoenix Hotel.
Jan. 6. f:s AZ assi 4wrs:a
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Citation.

WHEREAS. James H. Leroy applies to me,
wv to grant hmi Letters of Administration on
w tho Estate OF VIM. NJ. Calhoun deceased.
These arc therefore to cite the Kindred and Credi
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before
mo OH the third day Of February, inst at Abb c. H.
at n Court of Ordinary to show cause if any thew
can why said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this 2Oth day of
Jan 40, 45 1t -,,.2 u. LESLY oAA
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Notice.

Tshereby given to the epublic generally, that Ic45
Il fuse to pay note given, to Henry S.. Kerr for
the sum of ofsixtecn dollara Which note VIM Hugh.
cy signed his name as my secnrity. AS the lahhSes
note was given, without cotaa ryalls sss
that the npte was not fsf ns frmbGh
f6f any h6hornbie c5iit lae!
2U Jan 10. as 1t I.:fsEsGts 10 HIN GRAYaySs
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G \ NDID T ES..

.,y - s...troa SHERIFF.. ;y.S. %,E5h 4
~ The friends Of Capt. SAMUEL
\. HODGES respectfully announce him as cnn-
dida:e for Sheriff of Abhevl!c District ut tue next
election. :.
FOR ORDINARY.
Wcarr authorized to announce F. W.SELLECK,
as Candidate for The Office Of Ordinary, at the
"'stng election.
81 We are authorized to announce
JAMES BROWNLEE us a candidate for
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
~ We are uuihDriZed TO announce
WILLIAM HILL as IL candidate for Ordinary at
the next election. ls.g ~
sLS We are authorized 10 announce
NAMES S. WILSON candidate for Ordinary
the next election. y
- FOR TAN.coI.L EcToR. ~
"The Fricnls of. (, JAMES w
RICHARDSON, ESQ r., announce him us u Can
didate for TAX COLLECTOR, for Abbcviile
District, ut the next Election. .,.
Arrangements forslS49: 5ets%s
s ABBEyIEEE e EN- AL E'ACA-i
DlsI x .;
s I. 5Easa 9 81 sasst aosTns M
$sast $s5s Gus eiass e sisf Extra Music, 500. SEQ
= Sd tss .yis3t33 =: I0i Dra,,;na ~ Isa;stn IN
4th "a Is IL. French. 3 q. & 2o'.lO.
TECAHERs. X, -. a5
Icy. D. McNeill Turner, -:s:,1 Principal,
Hiss q. ]. LcIlretOn, r.. * Assistant.
Eiss e. ?. Harrison, .-ss,4: Piano,
Mf. Jos. L. Hubbard, s, 8 5.:.s- FOCAL Music,
Mss LeBrrfOn, ~, III. s, : -. French & Drawing.
jThe Principal returns his unfeigned acknowledge.
Ihens FOR past fayors, and for present encourage
tered IIwil strivs "a iiset ] public sspsatation. &
MisS % Breton COMES with the most rsa able re-.
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Executive Department.

25th DECEMBER, '4s.
4 II. communications addressed to His Excellen-
IL cy, Gov. SEABROOK, should DO directed to
Charleston, until tho first June next.
B. r. WATTS, Executive Secretary
JAMS = 40 If
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$ ,sJJamS ssi ilssnia sssiy - sss sss:;S
d p sell Abbeyils C: II. on first Monday:
cfie gro man priAc, the spfdsi
asnn 70 sntise} y,oaissis iiS fa4s
vor of Aaron Lomax s Sold on credit until first
Jun so with interest from day Of SALE note and np-
proved security required of the purchaser. 80
Jan.9, '49. 43 A.C.!IIAWTHOR RN ,s.A. .D.ss 4.
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Notice.

y. F.. -... lNOLlSCs 5
"A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate Of George
n HaiIoway, decd, requested to make.
Ia immediate payment, and those having de-
nands against tho same will please present them,
by the first Of March next. i
Dec %, '46. Fl "A Cy,NALKER, Is.,,.
g 423l E Il CALHOUN, sSSg1s - 8 &
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ss,ascsipsie,a. Receipts.

VIE acknowledge the receipt this wecls
Of the io:lowing sums (orsubsc, r'ons TO the
Banner.
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sS Land Sab ia o rdinary
I, Jpo: D9aald 2 3 s g wife, Z; EsSs rs

!. j Richey, md Others. .S 2ss
1ITILLbe sold on the first Monday in Feb. .next,
t w d tract Of land Of 400 acres,i on the Notch
road ndjoinidg lands of Wm Aguew,J w BIainset;
al, on credit of 1s months for Partition among e
heirs ofIno. RasoId 'd-thc land dIsilled to them
bye. Rasor decd by order of the Court Of Or
linpry !. sA.C. HAWTHORN, SAP;
81 jams 81 gSsssS s5ea.. 43 - < I'd
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UrCCnV1IIG W COMmOla RaII Road
COMPANY, .,.a%. SjSsssS
THE fifth Instalment Of $lyO0 per siarcson the
L capital stock of the Company is hereby requir-
ed TO be paid on the lst March next BY order.
Jan 49,. AS t mt NJ IL 81 = sJ.LsGANTT'.5t.f. ].
.s .Sec'ry. and Treas. g. d @. r. RI ECo. "a
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80 \ ~ -
q ,ERnlptE CAIAmITY. he melancholy
Intelligence reached the city yesterdaysof
lhesdestruction of the steainefsRichland, Of
this poft, accompanied bysa terrible, loss OF
life, not less Ihun 8 or. Q persons having
perished with the fboat.s s5ssssssss
The Richland Wds,on herWuy from Che:
raw to this city, when, onsSlndity tporning
last, about two miles above Bri,,on's Ferry,
on tho PecsDee river, The Boilers. burst, and
immediately after which theSboat took fire
and burn.slosthe wnfet's edge, involving in
her s:r1eitoi not less than 8 or 10 pc rsons
:ofthose onHboaTd ,Ofihe sufferers we have
but The names Off NlrssJohn McFlrlan OF
Cheraw, conveyingto Gsorgetown,
for iu,cfment, the body OF his uncle, liiei late
Mr. John Taylor, OF Chetuw,, which wis al.
so consumed Mr.. aud Mis-, Davis also
persisted, while two laec g'rIs who were on
board were preserved. CaptBrcok escaped, :,
Tut was badly burnt.
The Richiand: We learn. had aLon, 900
s'a"s OF cotton on board, on a portion Of
ni.ch $1,000 WAS ;isu,ei in the sou h Ca.
'"ina Insurance Ollic Of this c;ly There
WAS no lnsngh:icc on The bJat.
Char'cavn Aercmy, l7th.
hAIi ROAD AC3OSS THE iSrNMUS.-ion.
i. l3iGlcr King, from The C:,n.n!n!se Oh M
val affair; III tho u. S. House OF Repre- scu-
taiireS, has communicated to tta! body re-
port aud bill on the subject Of :iie proposed
Mail ID a:'rosS the IsthmuS Of i'anunla.-
Il he ccmmIi'r reconmcndeIa u grant OF $780,,
fOOU per year for 20 yrars, to McSsrs. Aspin
well, Stephens 81 Chaunccy, Tor the pur-
pose OF enabling them 10 complete the work
cn the conditions stated in their memorial.
The cost oi' ihc road and lis appur,enances
is e>iinn'cd at S5,00OoOo; which is PIE
g, cIsely ihe e. amount proposed lnbe granted TO
'the}colnpany By the Y. s; government with
B ssfliSioY s
y . (.
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Nv. B. Mcclellan,

- taS tSU RECON D. EN- NTIST, ~
sNfAHat all times be found at Mosleys Hoiels sin.f
LII less professionally engaged. He will wait on
families at their residences il requested 81.
3 Aug IL 3: q: 2Ss = 3 Iy5{;ga
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COURTRIGHT g. KINGSMORE.
yYTOULD Respectfully inform their friends and
Nv tho public generally that they have rented
wv 4 tho shop formerly occupied by Courtrght
enc door below j. g. A. Lomax's storo on w ashing-
ton street, where they piopose ~ continue tho
tailoring business in a its branches on reasonable
terms and in tlle most fashionable Style. 9. -
n 2. Cutting done ut the shortest notice. .. s.
Abb &C. H., Jan'ry g. lS49. = 42 # -
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Genuine Petit. Gulf Cotton Seed;

:En SACKS of sths above SEED; Just received,
CU direct from the Gulf = 81. E3
{ They are warranted by us, to be the genuine;
as we have undoubted certificates
and confidently recommend them to planters. They
vii! Re sold Ing. 5EFFERS g. COTHRAN...s
3 Hamburg, Dec. 18th. i,'.s' 40 5w. .s.s:si
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Mary Jane Pope ~
sGQuTHs CARO- IN A. Edgefield Diatrict-
Stdof from the court of Equity this case, shall
proceed 70 sell on the premises on the 29th January
next sae =
The Nj tract Of land; betoiging to tho estate of
JAS Pope dec., containing 800 acres lying in ABB
;bevle Dist, on Wilson's creek, adjoining lands Of
Daniel Rudd; Or. John Holland and others RI,
Said lands will bs sold OH p credit Of one and two
years, equal fhstatm except for % much as
wdi pay the COSTS of this snt to ;be paid Id c6sh.
TO gye bond and good personal security
70 secure The purchase money Z. (. 81
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