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c're-ior lot of2 anl panel Doors; also, n lot oil
.r.,nor, sa.h. for sale low to close n consign.
IN. my VI W ALNEV h'CNI'N''
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4 Great sasiI,S.

nJANN OF our customers are notified tl0t they
" may ave Themselves cost and troGhlchy cali
ing immediately and settling their ne les ami nc
counts apl3 RYAN = SANGER.
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MlRRlEO--lu uunwa, IS f. II NIou.l, E-q.
MI joins MAl9NY 60 Ns NAEy OCyNE Il. a, oi
To, Place.
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E'is,tfghs.
G!s.n,u,ion &c Partnership.

parwcrsh.p formerly existing under the
hmot Walker &, Nc&ling, in the storage
K and forwarding business is his day dissolved
by limitation G. f.. WALLER
WV NcEIING,
o.. ,,.so,g,o JNO + louNsroN
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on BBI,S. New Orleans Molasses. 8 do Srcu
~ House & do Golden Syrup iuet receive o.
n,aph 70. w ~ w. CvsnxAs.
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Goal Cooking Stove.

WI would call the attention Of our customers to
w CHslnaH & co.'s AW-'isM CHATTING Store,
manufactured IN Ottawa. This is the most perfect
stove oI burning eilher coal otwod hat has hos yet
been offered to the public. 1t is 30 constructed that
when chcr OF the p,ltcl burns out can BE- replaced
al tulng expense.
We kc,pn supply Of these stoves on hand, md wi,
warrant them 10 work wei. md give satisfaction IA
al, cases where pmp'uy pat up
We also keep for sale thrrt sizes Premium cook
stoves, as Well all sizes plain and fancy cnDi stoves
made in Ottawa, which We Sci, at the Foundry prl-
cc- sep II ions MANrry * CO.
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,sfs,rS.

N AIDES lirh, and blacl, cloth Buslius,
a XII slippers, Scalanl morocco walk
"a iag shoes,
Gents ppcrs. cloth Cater and calf skin shors,
Chdr,ns patent leather, cloth, a7l scal shoe and
Poo'rrs my 4 i G. NArTTvGFR.
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iAa m3A LUFl5Fiihgf! Discovery in lhc
wOr,di>il gre2. lr1bilnr,m.d. for Han
AL Feast.
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t.r0rpricS.
Grand nc,ot,r .,!Gu
E'ailCic-.

rTEEL Beads, rnrs. clasps, pnr.e siIk, worst
Wa, 81 par'crn4 travelling sack, Prulnives, Tuck
~ side Rcdding and IVORY Combs for sale cheaI
at lmy a J G.. NATriNaER'S
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Indies .

" or can he supplied with fine Ginghams, plaid
/ Linens, linen Lustrrs Chameleon, Bc'cges.
new STYLE Lawns and cheap Cn,irocs, at
mv1 J G.. NATTITGEE's
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TO Thrcsl,crs l,nchini,ts.
Cnriing Machines. &C.

I DOUBLE and sing Cnrdmg machines, and
| Picker, all in fir~t-tatc ORDER nearly now, aaI
will be warranted perfect. For very low, by
aug3 WALKEE 81 llICELtSG.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12
S0ugh. Ina Sllslater Dist.
EHa
Ed payte ,gs $50 81 n
MARY !. McFaddin, Petition

81 s5.S n 81 81 ll a s 3 ! I
I win be sold at Sumter Ccart House on the
.,drst Monday ID Iant,ary next and the day fol-
lowing, gsf e ~ Z ss & s 4
a PLANTATION, The Estate Of Thos
r. MtFaddin, containing about thirteen ham
dred Acres, situate in Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded by lands ni
Or. Robert Muldrow, r.. B. MIldroW, M. p.
Mayes and WI powdet,, with a two-story
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes, situate thereon.
The ,erinsof sale are, credit Of fec years,
10 be paid il. yare equal annual installnents,
with interest payable annually from the day
Of sale until tho amount Of the sale ba fully
paid and, satisfied. That The pur,: :haser do
give bond and personal security and mort.
gage Of, the premises. 3
At the same time will be sold a gang OF
EIGHTY NEGROES, on credit of one, t,co
and ttrec years, with interest payable an-
nually from the day Of eale until the same
ba fully paid and satisfied. That tho pur-
chaser pay on the snles Of the negroes five
per cent cash, an the balance on the last
mentioned credit The purchaser giving
bond and personal securities, or one security
and mortgage Of the negroes purchased
No negro to. be removed until terms Of
sale are complied with; ard il NOT complied
with 10 be rc.sold at tho risk ofthepurctaser
in the interim to be lodged in jail for sa:e
keeping at the expense OF the purchaser.
There wills also be sold at the same time
Household Furniture, sixteen or eighteen
Plantation horses and mules, Wagons,
Plougba, and Gear, Stock of all kinds. Corn
and Fodder. Credit the same as upon sale
of the negroe., purchaser giving bond and
personal security. Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers.
For full Information enquire Of Capt JAS.
d. BLANDING, Sulnterville,
by Order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
C0m'r.
Sumterve, Nov. 2O,h 1910
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vg lining ton and Manchester
Rs TT. rig aIa 81 4.

z FRIfSIlS(, !t pIs IN n. ti,ia tsarIy
method OF returning their tlIaiks fo tf,s, gnnd
people Of Samter District jt.r fI,f,ir yervIsind
and liberal patronage bestowed :,ircsfha sl,ort
tins tlieyhave been in butii,esS: ,sey fes ,eet.
fully solicit continuance OF tho s,.a,g,s
They will keep as before eye Gle in thes
grocery line besides aslittie of The dry goods.
Hardware and al,nosf every article wficf, Tia
FarRers may call Tor, ,yiIl bnrter for at,y kind
alEcbentry produce, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, il you doubt ii Just call IN
attiie corner store optsosite Mel ,aa1,,s old
stand at The Sign Of fi;e The fo I.,s-
ing articles compose & y,,rti Of vgi,ns ii,es
have onhand.
1000 pounds Racon siiies
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Equity Notice,
10 Guardians, Trustees, Receivers,
and Committees.

IL OHFdtdHS, trustees, lfecetuers,
and Committees.
All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are bound to account to the Commissions
er in Equity, for Sumter District, are hereby
required to he and appear before said Com
missioner at his office at Sumter Court House.
the Third Tuesday in January, ard the
Tuesdays in Junnnry and February next, to
make returns of the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value Of such estate,
and an account of all money received and
paid for said estates, and TO subs,ant,ate the
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; also
to produce all bonds. notes, certificates Of
stock and other evidence ofchuses in action,
which are specified in said return; and also all
title deeds, bills OF sale and other muniments
Of title OF property purchased by him or her,
or them, for hs, her or their ward or cesty
qu trust. Those who fail. rules will be in-
medately issued against them.
JOHN D. MILLER, c.E.s.p.
Nov. 9TH lS49. } If
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Plantation for Sale.

he subscriber offers for sale his planta.
ton in Sumter District, two miles south of
,statesbnrsh, consisting of a tract of seven
hundred and fifty acres (750, larua portion
Oak !, and Hickory and admirably adapted 10
me cultivation of cotton. There is ar excel.
leht Dwelling Honscgood out buildings
stable and barns--and houses for the accom-.
mediation Of foriyor fifty negroes. The GOOD
iahds and decided health OF the place combine
to render it a desirable purch1se.3
~ FOR terms apply to
w. j. REEFS. Jr
atates1uklshs Sept To- lSfa 4f II
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For Sale.

As am desirous OF removing, offer for
SAFE my plantation situated on Santce, ten
miles from Nelson's Ferry. The said Plan,a-
ton contains about Two Thousand Four
Hundred Acres, SIX hundred cleared and
nnder good tenceing, On the premises is a
good comfortable two story DWELLING
well finished and all necessary ou, buildings.
Pr'ce Four thousand Doiiars, and viii
throW-'n my whole stock consisting of One
hundred head OF Catt.e seventy or Eighty
heauoi sheep, the same OF hogs and SIXTY or
seventy head OF Gonts. For any further in.
formation address The subscriber Frights
sBluff Post Office
81 WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS.
"a Sept. 18Th, Is40. IL Bin.
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ESTRAY HORSES,

a Suitable Reward will be given for the
taxing no! two fHesses, which escaped near
Kin:ssstree, on the It'll inst. Ono is a large
hay tarr'ase Horse, wi:ha long tail, and
scar on ore Sind foot from cut of his hitler
Inc othersis a handsome small Bay FIly, in
me i.na. orMaer.ahe M or more white spots made by
Tue saddle on her back, no other marks recoi.
!ected. Information concerning them will be
thankiuliy IeccYed ut Sumterville.
w. T.. RICHARDSON.
10 December, ls40 7 If
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South Caroline Sumter Dist.
IN ORDINARY.

G. W. Rollins, VS.. ]. N. Cokcr. and wife and
others.
IL appearing toiny satisfaction, that J. N.
Cokerand vile and others. defendants in the
above stated case, reside beyond The limits OF
tiiIs State:3 IL is therefore Ordered. that they
40 appear and object to the D vision or sale of
tue teal Estate oil Benjanin Rollins, deceas.
ed, onor before tha 5lll day Of March next,
or their consent will be enter Of Record
w. LEWIS, o. S.
December 9th. 1S49, z 3m
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For Sale,

valnable plantation containing nnc hun
.area o, aiid eleven acres, situated in Carcmont
tCoulty, about seven miles from Sumteyyile,
tol .1 tne public roat lending from Sumteryillc to
she . swimming 'fn Peus There is on the pace
a = soosi dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke.
tloases slapes. tprn House &c. All good
,el;s,f Por teris apply to Saml.J. Bradford
alton. w. 9 ,IIrni ~, .np p.ah'-
Nov, IL 1910 .NoN'i!iN. ~
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South -Carolina----Sumte Dist.
~ EQUITY.

Er partc
Mary J. Wilder and Children, ret'''o"'
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday in January next, and ifEf
then sold, vii! be offered at each subseqrsl a 4.
sale day until sold. a. is.
4 ot OF land in Sumtervile on the North.
east corner OF Broad and Liberty Street, at
present occupied by by Frierson g. Prinrle,
and A. Chsolm. The terms are cash.
By order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER
Com'r.
Sum,ervlle, Nov. 18th 1919 S Ct
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$500 (hS D~.

VIII be sold at Sumter Court House, on
a;si.E DAYi in January next, EIGHT prime
issEGitQES, belonging to the Estate of "A. E..
Roach Terms, One-ti!th Cash, the balance
on credit Of twelve montlIs from sale, pur.
chasefs giving Note with approved security,
and an. mortgage Of the property ii required.
WAl. SANDERS, Ex'or.
December 10Th, 1870. 1t
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FOR SALE.

a desirable Summer Residence on the Hr!,
Hills tsar Providence. twenty-five Acres
rof Land are attached TO the nrnlnscs. For
terms which lwillbe accommodating apply to
L. Al Spann, on The spot, or to ~. +. ID
Haynsworth, III Sum;crville.
Id Nov. 1919 =,
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Columbia, Dec. III.
SOmfh-CHrOiinn- --Smmtcr Dist.
ny w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

District.
Whereas, w. BROWN hath applied TO me
ior Letters If Administration, on all and sim
gulnr the goods and chattels, rights and cred
It's nt VIM. 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 Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to he holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 2lst day OF December next, To
slew cause, if any, why the said ad,ninstra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
day of December, in the year Of our
IT,. 8. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nne, and in the 7i,h year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Dec ~ 7 2t
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Notice. ), !.

Notice. /
The members ofthe Troop lately raised in in
Salem will assemble at Scottsrile on the Sc
cond Saturday I2th day. Of January nex,, at
lo o'clock A. u. for the purpose of adopting
a Constitution and BY Laws, designating 3
parade ground and elect Captain, two Lieu
tenants and Cornet The several members
OF the Subcommittee appointed to raise the
Troop are requesiedto atted. ~
j. ID ASHsiORE,.
ss THOS. r.. ENGiISTf,
J, w, STUCKEY.
EZEKiEI. KEEIsS,
si5Hs CHARLES +. CRANE,
5 C'on,itlse or Raising .roop
Nov. 2sth 1910 S N 'S44
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S0ath-C C0rOiina--Sumfer DIST
IN DIMAnE ~. n.

SOatR-CGrGfsHtt---Sulnfe9. Dist.
IN ORDINARY.
SkeTass Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me for letters sail, on ali and
singular the goods and ehatieis, rights and
credits OF J. Woodward, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased. q! ~ =
These are. therefore, TO rite and adInonisil
NIL and singular. the kindred and creditors OF
tho said deceased, to he,and appear before me.
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis.
tnct. to DO holden at Sumter Court House ON
frl'ay tho lih day Of December next, TO shew
cause, II any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 30th
:, DAY OF November. in the year OF our
L.. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nne and in tho 74th wear OF
American Indepenpcnce.
w. LEWIS, O. y. D.
bec. 2t
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M e WIZ E00DS SI

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment of goods eser
offered in This Town; TO which we would re.
spectiully call the attention of our customers
and The public generally. We will not be un-
de'so'd BY any house for cash; and offer as ma
nyi' Icements to approved credit, as any
one. Gall and examine for yourselves.
a. ]. s.. u. MOSES.
Nov. 1910 s2Sjsa-s Is.@'1'
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Q ]

Tlsls amount in casfs 10 bn paid ss,s Ile
from The age from 80 ::sss
The highest market prices Wi be given an
persons wishing to DC such
will tlt,d ready sale iis Sig 10 SiiiS stt
scFlber al SumterFille S.
Il Il
afap,s 4, 8 1850 a 5ls.s4s NJ
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Clothing! CloehingI! CIotIling'IliIlI 'lil

We hass jal received tiecisie,liy. t,,s Iarges,
aud ben assor.sti S'ID Of READY ai laiSE:
GGOI lftssSS a,ssr affered IN dis Market; ssia
no raisaakes GeisE. Vesss aasa, slees Goats.
efsssrrss Ssifts, Itasist ;slliria. sDsksetc.
aasl ysa4H fe auies stlsf 5fus,t B6tssirl 10
Boa.,s,est- fiEaa r FOR CASH toY 81, ae.,
commosia,ing tesms and reasonable prices 20
good cuSiomcrs. Comr on aud make your se!sc.
Tons. ts - ). s
A. ]. & r. MOSES.
Oct IL 81 n =
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands l...,.-

rs, ho work soi, The Rail Road; these bands
WI be employed ont ii, the Pine woods n,,,;l
atter frost, Wien they will be placed on liz ,ha
sue OF the RserssvaUp tho work Il N r;,,
ana dfy, and the hands wilibe supplied Viii,
an abundance Of wholesome food am, III
cents Wages etiod, and paid in E,ash month.
", OF theovgiier Inny preier
Enquire o. s.. Mellctt on the work 81, +
Manchester, pr Of tho subscriber, Il, Sumter.
vile. 'aD u Nil aJIpYsI iIe,,sIpr-
Aug 90 1910. d3 f
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Sumter Bakery,

OuiISGI BdRSTy,
Lhe subscriber respectfully informs The
public that he continues Baking, at his old
stanh ~ Broad street near Main. Bread and
MI varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand
IN connection with his bakery he is in dai.
~ receipt OF FRESH OYSTERS-and he
mas made arrangements TO serve them up
ROASTED FRIED STEwgp or in the she'll.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Confec.
,tIohary' Fruit, Nativ" and Tropical, Nuts,
fancy ~ nrtIcles, etc. o'c, constantly on hand.
W FLOUR, OF the best braus fnr sale.
July Is, ls49. IS
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN EQUITY.

At - z ~ = L Il
Ermrte,
$. ". Wi'herspoon, Petition for
Committee of leave 10
natic.
Will he sold at Sumter Court House, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following Eleven Negroes: A man,
Three Women aud seven Children Of differ
ent ages.
The Terms Of sale are, onc-fifth of the
purchase money, Cash, and the balance on u
credit Of one and two years, the purchaser
giving Bond bearing Interest from the date
TO he annually paid. with Security and Mort
gage OF the property.
By order of the Court,
SAML. w. WITHERSpOON,
CommiiHte.
Safn'erville, Dec Dac. 1910 6 st a
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South Car0lina----Sumter Dist,
IN ORDINARY.
u. NJ. Gibbons,

VS..
Peter Mcknight,
-, 1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Mcknight, the defendant, in the
above stated case, resides without this Stnte !.
It is therefore, ordered, tibet lie do appear
and Object to the Division or Sale OF the
Real Estate, Of Thomas Mcknight, deceased,
on or before the seventeenth day of Decem.
Der next, or his consent will be entered of
record.
w. LEWIS, o. $. D.
Sept. l7th, 1919. 40 =,
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20 a. 6lSra

t.s will pay tho above reward for sl;f i sgts
hensietl and delivery of my ga tsi;ts
ISAAC. 10 me, or in s;Iim,ef j isan,, ssssi
about o feet 3 CT 9 inclsaa
s'tits.--ard has sather d tisaid appgas
when spskento. sss55 s.g
s. RICH 81
4 Oct n l9s s Fl sSs,, If
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"a as0ssss A saGs saasacsss Of La.
dies R!ack5ana Golorol kid Gloves irs,.
received BY CLARK g. LEWl8H'
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Notice.
Rail Road Notice,

The freight OH Cotton from Camden and
way stations, Will he as heretofore, one dollar
per Bale, until further notice.
ND. BAXLEY. Agent
Nov. 13 1910.
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goo pr. Negro Blankets.
5000 y's. Negro Kcrscys and Linseys
For sale by
l.. D. HANKS.
Oct % So If
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School Books.

Of Every Description from the Elementary
-speller, to Latin and Greek, including S;a.
.iionary Of all kinds, for Sale by
a. J. & l.. MOSES
Oct 2 10 &c
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q X 81 E 81 M M N
m sss 81 EzeSs ssl 81 i sxsi

In which they n,,reser rVedly
opinion, dediced froEn yn;Gmirassa
just feceiy fsesIi iilssis
5,(laliof Yhlei they positiyeiy agssiie as
been compiled with tle grsa esf eaIs
Al J,TH II sSss IS
Try; and pselnently u It taF Been than
u w III ~. 8
Except IN It's leeititlate
ting The sale and pfo.riPt ,esli
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stateshursh. Sept 10, lsaa ) a aa :. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03
Naval IntefliCence.

We learn from Capt Henlon, OF the brig Royal Sail
Mt this port from St Thomas that the U 8 frgate
Raritan, bearing the bread pennant OF Commodore
+. A. Parker arrived at st. Thomas the 10th of
May. nine days from New York Lieut.. Alexander
sangmaster. and one quartcrmasser died the pas
cage; other officers and crew all wellNojok Herald,
June l.
The steamer Water Witch, Lieut. Commandant Tot
ten, arrived here yesterday, from Washington. The
U. s. steam frgate Mississippi put in commission
yesterday, and will sail soon for the Mediterranean.
She Is in command of Commander j. C. Long The
oopofwar vandalia has been taken into the dry dock
to be coppered.
IL gives pleasure to state that the court martial,
sitting at Norfolk, have fully acquitted Commodore
George C. Read Of all the charges preferred against
him; and that the decision has been approved by the
navy department syirdnian, Jane2.
Naval CoyRT MARTIAL.--Wc understand that Com
modores Stewart anu Turner, and Captain McCauley,
the Naval Court Martial the members Of which are
now mere awaiting orders. Commodore Perry was I'M
npe 10 attend the Court owing to indisposition and
Commodore Downes was detached time since
We learn that new Court Martial will be organized
TOT the ra OF such ocersas may be brought before it,
Commodore Morgan who is appointed to the com
mand OF the u. \. Squadron in the Mediterranean
arrived here yesterday In the steamer Georgia from
Baltimore, and took lodgings at the National Hotel
Norfolk Beacon June l.
The following Is list Of officers attached TO the II 8
steamer Water Witch:-George NJ Totten, Lieut.
Commanding Thomas Pattison, Master; George II
Howell, Assistant Surgeon Charles Dyer, Jr Wash.
ington Davidson Passed Midshipmen; Benjamin +
Garyin, I'd Assistant Engineer; James NJ Hobby. 30
do; Alban c. Sinners, Sd do; Francis e. Dade Sd do
Norfolk Herald, June l.
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Died.


On Saturday, the I'd inst, of consumption, in her
25th year. Mrs. ELIZABETH CECILIA wife Of Robert II.
j. Price.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this Sunday the Sd
inst, at o'clock p. NJ from her late residence, No.
1907 Orange street. Her remains will be taken to
Calvary Cemetery.
On Sunday morning MIR. JOHN IIErrERrcH in the 40th
year Of his age
His friends and acquaintances respectfully in
vtcd to attend his funeral this morning. at 10 o'clock
from No. 30 Bowery.
On Saturday, June 3D. after short but i'll
ness CONRAD JORDAN Esq in the 51st year of his age
His friends, and acquaintance of the family and
Mount Vernon Chapter No. 13 o. u A., with the Chan
Gerry Of the State of New York and the members of the
tend his funeral at half past 10 O'Clock from his late
residence No 122 William street, without further in
vitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
In Brooklyn, June I'd, after short Illness THOMAS
BRosMAN. aged So.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
222 Front street, this day Sunday at o'clock r. NJ
His friends and acquaintances invited to attend
without further invitation
In Brooklyn on Saturday, I'd inst, THos. McBRrpE,
son Of John and Bridget Mcbride.
The friends of the family and Of his brother
John Frost, respectfully invited to attend his u
dence of his father corner Front street and Hudson
avenue Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning, juno 3D. of q lingering Illness
MARY HALEY, aged 20 years.
The relations and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
noon, at halfpast O'clock from her late sc
Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03

FLOOD AT THE WEsT-INJURY TO THE ERIE
CANAL AND OswEGo RAILRoAD.-The heavy rains
Of the past week have raised the streams in all
the State. Much Of the bottom lands heretofore ex-
empt from freshcs at this season of the year. have
been overlooked and no uncomfortable mischief done
to fences and crops Fears have been entertained for
q day or two that the canals would suffer from the
heavy rains and the superintendent have been active
in endeavopg guard against such result but with
out entire success A serious break has occurred at
Geddes for particulars Of which indebted to our
attentive correspondent at Syracuse Several letters
have been received which represent the break much
serious than stated by correspondent but we
presume that his statements to be relied on
One letter states that IL will take two weeks repair
the breach. Thisis probably exaggeration Other
sections Of the canal overowed and the Schoha
RE creek high that the dam not observable
We fearful that further mischief has been DONE
ALBANY ZEE Journal, June l.