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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NICHNONb, 'cfS.
The parties concerned arc hereby nriihed 10 attend
atmy otice the city Of Richmond, on the 10th day
oil April ue1 al ten O'clock A. NJ, with the evidence
Necessary t"enable to perform the duties required
ov The foregoing decree.
The creditors OF the estates Of Peter Branch and OF
MARTHA Branch are also hereby notified TO attend on
me same day. at the same place and time, with the
evidences OF their claims gainst the said estates.
Jan lS-cw2m JOHN SHORE, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT rules held in the
Jerks ofhce Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancery. Of Northampton county, Monday,
The frs, day Of January, ls4g
Jacob nutten, Plaintiff
against
John Floyd Jones, Joseph X Wesiger and Calharlne
., nus wife, John s. Parker and Edred R. Holt, Defts.
. ne defendant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter
cd his appearances and given security according TO tho
se o. Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and 1t ap-
pnc ey satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inha-
o.;ah. o. this Commonwealth; IL is ordered that the
me rules TO be holden for the said Cour, on the first
nnday IN Ap next, aud answer the bill Of the plain
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
'nme newspaper published In the City Of Richmond,
wi @o months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be
s. at the front door Of the Court House Of this
oa.y' Copy. Teste,
jan Ppm LOUIS P. ROGERS. C. C.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
I E S h 0 y Sc!
DUBUQUE IOWA.
ID. ANDERSON.
PROPRIETOR.

NJ 4 q
FIJI is large and commodious Ho
u! tel, located on the corner Of Main
llt;ss land Second streets, in the city Of
DuRuouE, Iowa, formerly Kept by
II. Curtis, ID at now under the cbnrge and
s1perintendence of the owner, and willre-
ceive in all its departments his devoted and
particular attention. The rooms are spa
cious and well ventilated; and the general
arrangement Of the House such as must
give satisfaction even to the most fastidi-
ious. The patronage of the travelling pub
lie and others is solicited. and those who
may sojourn at this establishment NAV re-
ly upon receiving every attention and COM
fort, usually found at any other house inthe
West, and every cxertion will be used to
contribute towards the enjoyment oft,le
guests, and to make the house, nj fact, in
ferior to none West ofthe Alleghanies. The
healthy, romantic and beautiful location Of
Dubuque and Vicinity 1.-THE abundance Of
.gnne the variety Of amusing and whole
some pursuits which present themselves,
together with the extensive and novel field
for mineral, geological and botanical speci-
mons and researches, render this most
desirable point for our southern friends to
renovate and enliven body and spirit during
the summer months. No location on the
Mississippf can combine SO many advantas
ges, Of health, curiosity and amuse ment. In
proof ofthis we confidently invite Oil "a
come and see for themselves. Come espe
scially and try whether the Waples House
viii not confer all and even more than il
promised Feeling confident that no per
son Will leave dissat isfied With the FARE;
tihs price shail certainly be no cause of com.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

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VS. J.. 81 %SS .ss|a;
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II e. n 6l| nm & "a Toviiii Petent IN fh4|
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b SS 4 m Ss is III 'oitv mai
~ = q; Ss s|sS;
8Ss /! Il fSfs $0f IS
'II8 -; e Ss53 III
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
BW an s A9pRA,
IOWA CITY.

TEyHE subscriber, owner and proprietor of
the above House, would inform the pub
lie, that he has taken possession of said estab
lishment, and is prepared to accommododate
the travelling community, transient or regular
boarders, and will endeavor to give ger eral sas
tisfaction. CkIAS.sJ. SWAN.S
DgConnected with the gbove cst4 blishmenL
is a large and extensive Livery Sta stlssrs
strang en- can at Ill times DO accomm0 dated
with conveyances To- my part of the Sountry.
May 1631
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
eiIszssg llloea
5RI,cv,iIS sis,r,l.


This only of than cases Of Rhsa
matism that DR. TowHscnds Sarsapafilla has cured The
aud chronic by lie
extraordinary virtues Isl
smes Cnnnings Esq. of the assistants in the Lena
Btackwelrs Island, tls gentismnn spoken of
i6ths foIowing letter al
Blackvelrs Island. Sept. IA, 1877
SDr Townsend Dser Sir hnye suffered terribly for
nine The Jt!pumtisNi considerable of the time
icould not eat sleep had the distressing
pains and NY limbs terribly swollen have used
feur bdtloS sarsapaa and they have done
than thousand dollars worth OF good, bette
Indeed entirely releyed You this
for the benefit nc the 4 lietsd,
Yoass ecsfplly JAAiES cUYMINGS
ever and xpaes
Dr. Townsen sfi1a noaualled ia cascs Of the
Chlk ever and kgue Tne followipg letter is ony
of hundreds that have received from the South and
West OF like character.
S& Oswego, Mich. Oct. % 1917.
DR.. Townsend Dear Sr-l purchased for my wife two
bottles of Sarsapaa of Agent Mr. McNair of Kala
mazoo try for the Fever and Ague Before had finish
the first bottle appeared tn warm the blood and every
other day when Ch and the Fever appeared, they
were less yocut before she had finished the bottle
she was entirely relieved and she much better than she
mad been before took the Ague lady that hal
sick win the Chls and Fever but had broke them
with Qunine and left Il very weak and disres
and troubled exceedingly with the A-uc Cake seem.
the effect it had wife she and procured a
bottles, and it restored her in few weeks to complete
health Your Sarsapara is without doubt unequal I'd in
diseases incident to the West and if you think that this
muncuton will be of you liberty it if yor
choose.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

" le
cinnamon (ground y
and in mats cloves.
|nutmegs, sage, arrow
root, inacaroni, yermi-
cilli, liqiiorice, CARO-
way se Il mustard ,
{ (i ground and whole, >
I(arrigean Moss, for
|inyalids. salaratus,
Sub. cnrb. soda,
starch, soap, sulphur,
Castle soap, shaving
soap. mold, starine,
land sperm candles,
ie, ~ y e + n I. y s{is.t X e n,
salts, SIENNA or. tartar
alum, log wood ,
indigo mad der, cope
|rns saltpetre,
cain birthstone.
cigars, ofall qualities
snuff. tobacco. Of Ill
|qalities cut and dry,
matches, pipes: table
salt, window glass,
No. 2 and 8.
Mackerel,
picked pork candle
wick, wrapping Irvine
Broomc, coffee mills,
beams. &c.
la for a small advance
] O'HAI.LORAN.
i the New { athedral.
4 6 40
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
John e. 81 ,I,H 81 CO.
ii. H.. LNasgaUOa'Zzsy.

garOa'thy,
RECT, DUBUQUE.
largest Stock Of Fresh
esalc and Retail, offered
Il be constantly recciv-
'ouis and Eastern mark
as follows.
110DS:
10 bales twd CASHMERE
80 pieces alpaca,
$50 do flannel,
so pfmackinaw blank't
10 ps. broad cloth, q
no 4. Irish linen.
IS /" dusk table linens
no linen table diaper
IS (" blanket coating
!. Lumlrtine 4. !.
no - "a king g
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
ROTARY CONCAVE BEATER CHURN.


dina longe o
then
milk
intact
ili,he orm
0 all
andsu
anwnbn omakeg
Tatt
milk
g. That the
nttyo fmikt hanan
81
asoner
nande
entoft
ubuaue,Ju WOODWARD
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

No. 80, MAIN-STREET, DUBUQUE.
I'm AS on hand the largest Stock of Fresh
Il u Goods, at Wholesale and Retail, offered
in this market, and will be constantly receiv-
ing supplies from st. Louis and Eastern mark
ets:-some Of them are follows.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

FfAs q - " l,1H ~ y q ~ r., - - ~
n! e o 7, !.
l.ag 9
Gseens 10y y SO
ola eosern n 0ava
DaaSA unu
|. y I, .sss.
!, 4 &c
neg uo ss i
oW = oo Z nns
g suguI nouss
noIossss
|s c,uel sinsgal
or 9 n !, VIII !
Aprsssiy lol sne slss
|sLeghas oIanuy,
1ass usaa Z
aPpss, Westeln ne,
ielilo''
lnk als pen
cIls sia.ss paper
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

LARD. 8s.
OE barrels Leaf Lard in gond order, and
0aJ for sails by
April ii. EMxRsos & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

s2'e1ep q =~e |1eeS - fo 's " If""@0'
which Twill sell as low as they can, be pur.
crashed in.thiss town. All parsons wanting
Ito buy, are requested to call and examine
my stock. consisting Of
DRY GOODS.
Bro. Sheeting, coarse blue, black and grey
and fine; blankets;
Bleached do threads, faces lodgings
Blue, brown q white! needles, pins, hooks,
Drills; and eyes;
Brown and bleached tapes, cording, stay
Shirtings; aces, bindings, fancy
Irish Linnen; dress buttons, coat &.
Diapers & crash Tow vest buttons; Oregon
cling; P1aids, Mouslin de
Hickory &, Ticking; LANES, cam orics,
White, yellow & red Ladies and gentle
Flannels; mems gloves, buck
Printed Cotfnns, in ms .uliits, wooden do
.ssss great Variety lies hoes, men s
Gfnghams. N erinoes; Hal those. Canton fam
Shawls, kerchiefs; incl. Oregon cords,
rayats, Stocks, lcotton butting,
Icomfortera, suspenders do yarn,
children q knit cloak {, iridding combs,
do do Caps, fine tooth do.
lsattinetts Jeans, tuck and side do.
~ 80 "a. I, =, = =, :,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
DRY GOODS:

1000 ps. prints, assert.
100 ps. blch' d shifting,
/" /" fine brown /.
10 /" hickory shifting
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

ma Ihos 9gg 80
|E KEGS assorted sizes, supe TioF qualitys|
j so half boxes Glass for sase'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
Committed,

To the Jail OF Sumter District runaway
on the 18th inst, a likely negro wo.nal,s dark.
brown, with large bright eyes, has Inst one OF
her upper front teeth on the left side, about
% or 25 years Of age, 8 feet or 8 inches in
height, calls herself Martha Dean, saws she
belongs to Mrs, Elizabeth Hopkins 81 Raleigh,
N. c., and that her mistress lett her in
Charleston to be,carried to Georgia. has on
a green colored outer dress, open in front, of
Alpaca or nerino. Her owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay expen-
ses, and take her from Jail.
III. S, EEVELEIGE HI
Jailor Sumter District, s. G..
Feb. 81, 1910: II Il
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
1llP, "a I

LA AR D The und dersigned respect.
fully informs the citizens Of Snmtefyiila and
surrounding country, that he carries OF, the
PAINTING I'm lBUSiNEssain all its various
Branches. viz: y Ks y. SIX .f
q HAOasu, Sign; OrainMlcIataIlarad
Dec9ratiyss:ssss sss 7 s.sss and Gliding;
Correct limitations Of Fine oeil; Marbles,
GRANTEES, &c. &c, and hophs from d deter
minaton on his part to giyo full satisfaction,
merit @ sssre tSsr candenes ana .
ALBERT Fl. GRAY, sss,',s;l4: li;
N. B.--Paints Of all colors and description,
and ready mixed, fol. .simmeaiate use, for
country accommodate For Sale on rea-
s'' ' 4. II. il /, a.ss} s,
6T- All orders punctually attended, to-. s.
At Mr.. sargent's Cabinet Ware Rooms. Il.
Snmterville,s s. c.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
Notice,

viii be sold by order from the Ordinary,
on Friday the 23d day;of this month, to the
highest bidder. Horses, Cattle, Hogs, House.
hold and kitchen Furniture; Plantation Tools.
Bacon, Corn and Fodder; together with Five
likely NEGROES, all belonging to the Est,
OF Richard Spann, deceased. Conditions Of
sale, credit till the first 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 eale will
take place at the late residence of said decd.
& w HENRY SPANN, Ercc'or.
= March 2, l640. 10 3t
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COMINIiTTEE NOTICE.

Tho members OF the Committee Of Fify,
on the Sumter Celebration Dinner OF l7ih
Ang. lS4S, are requested to make payment
Of their respective proportions of the sum of
$40: 81, remaining DUE by the 18th of
March, to prevent suit, rs atn'very much in
need Of the money, return day being on the
Oath of March,
JOHN CHINA.
Goth Feb IA a.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
NOT'ICE,.

BY Order Of the Court, for Division 81 the
Estate Of r. NJ Yeaux, deceased, viii IS
sold at Public Auction in sSnmteryilie, on the
trst ~ Monday IN April, the following blooded
3horses, vlz:-- Imported Mare haria and Fsaz,
ed stallion) Also a pairof Carriage Horscs.
and two prime mules, u e. 20 y -
3g March n, 1s49. & !. I9 tf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
School Removed ia, d, Sumter
vile, .sis555 s

! To NE l'soplsEo sS,isaieTrille, q e. i.
IS Seeing rrospest Of d acioo ut nv
residence, T:hnve rented 4; commod dious room,
in the village, where i respectfully offer my,
humble services again as Teacher. The
rates of Tuition shall not exceed those Of the,
schools already there. I ask my old friends
OF the village and vicinity, to give me some
thing to do, end will honestly Try to net out
my part. Il Isl. S. .sFs ez55 4 s
With sentiments Of; respect,
.,. w. 6. BARRETT.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
0O0, and hps Iip ,er oSiSefs 81 II into ID debt SoGOO

lELAWARR llSSsITEn S,yATE$ SSssEstA roA : -.
+By5a telegraph dasp5 5ich 10 lhg Baltimore
| Sun, we learn that the IL Leni 81 iatUte Of Del.
aWnrs. on the 93d iliiI1ib! y Al ierfed II Jo4N
tps: initaa SSoiss 8 s,an ,,r Ia
ia,,a, c To,,., ss 81 rs.
- -
=. {St Nh 4 !s3
e Jury ol Ing Vest was heldson
Syeatiee'sGay, SS!I ulL py lhos Llmehouse,
.' Q, St yanles, over tne poay
nia 9saa s.. y = Wooos s..l
70 near NE Slate
4snaa, ahd ABOUT one .e I, rom S1ooso Sfeek
nsuge. ~ ne 9uly oelng ~ GSly sworr, Drought
.stIss 90 t9l.oMs =. nay ue aecsasea
a ea,ie n 10 nus aeain oy v'o'ent M measures mite
tea oy hands unknoyfl .5Ihe deceased was a
suPposea " one o. tne Jury 70 oe pedler,
G Gno aeW uayS ptevous nnd Deen seen aoont y
,1o 1oe' teeA Dl'ugs, oleerl'g aly gnous ior
sais Iis Hau ol WIEN Ioulo' Palrt o., DUG
paM.s' "a. uaIh s.'PTa y vest, allul upon Deng
nu.ppSu VIC isttst ~; ~; WAS u.sGose5eo On ms
,I sia sue nalked WIN plne w, lnk. ne nau on
coa. oI snyes., ne ne aonve parttcuIalIs
s'ven y, oruet una. tl'e 'enus ana
tam.es u us un1seullate young man may
'ea' - n'e uut'''ieiy GUY. 50 :
t1ouf'er' 'tti{
Z,
AN ar1lcie ~ me fnliadeiph North Amer r.
lcan,, & sPeaking q Calliornla, says-,s
Altet uae golo mania snail nave abated
nt!e' our .elhleraht ir!ends wiit discover an
o.nsf '.;m I PeGu.aE quanIty IN Caiiiornla, which
WIZ Plon,ao'y. noI ne much 20 their i'klng,-
'a.Iey' ''a. y 70 great country ior oarth-
9uakes. ] y 1At Mohterey, according to SIR Geo.
nnpson, .I, no ,ess lhan enc hundred aud twen-
IT
these os nav he = s,,nnnaed - sra @ ,o.' mos! os o.
ones: but in proof illat ilev are no, y .insna I
SO, Sir George speaks as having seen near the
town, besides shattered churches, {" rent in
the earth a mile or so in lengh, and thirty or
forty feet in DEPTH" the result ofa recent
eartnquake.
orsr.n W..
Mac IN ,1'o sGr.9ls 10 cols'o!, look
Accomack County. eastern n shore Jma' Of V;rSn;a
in the course Of last week. A fleet Of boats u,
from Philadelphia recently entered that quar-
taking oysters from the Virginia banks with
nj
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NO1ICE.

The Subscriber is prepared to receive and
forward with dispatch by pole boats, from
Wrights Bluff to Charleston all Cotton that
may be entrusted ,oahiS Care. Freight one
dollar per bale the Boats ensuring, or seventy
five ccntsper bale at the risk Of the owners.
]. RUFUS FIELDER.
Feb. 81, 1910. II At
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07

The subscriber takes this method ofsin-s
forming his friends and the publ that he has
purchased the DRUG STORE Of DR.. j. AZ
Cleseland, where he will continue the b,isi-,
ness on his ownFaccount; and hopes by strict
attention. and constant end asorsa TO- please
to inertia continuance of their afronnage.
's5s !, q. /. /. DgHAY.
Camden. Feb. q, 1S40. sss sam, 4.
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Executors Sale.

Will be sold on Thursday, tho 1st day;oi
March next, at Jameshill, The residence oi
the late THOS. BRACEY, all the Stock oi
Cattle, consisting OF Cows, Sheep. and Hogs,
together with all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture.is
Terms male known on the day Of Sale.
]. II. .WATIES, Er'tor.
Feb. 81 n IF /
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$500 Acres az Land 1orsSaIa,

The snbscribef offers for sale $500 Acrea'
:ofs prime nplana in Clarendon, lying N the
south side Of Black riyefs which he will, sell.
!, IN body. OF IN losa 10 suit "a fol,
lows. l ! 100 atres in two tract both tracts
Sin IIoSss and Screw. 7o1 assas MitS .is about
l30 cleared and under good fencing, with
dwelling md out houses; j aud p00D acres
with 1s25 cleared and under fence. &
For terms, apply 70 s 81.
: MES II: PACK &.
Clarendon, Jan. 90, l649. 10 tfs :s.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-07
CONSU. .MPJ'ION.

4 There is, perhaps, no disease with which
our country is affected, which sweeps off an
nually SO many victims, as that fell destroyer
OF tho human race-Consumption. Day after
day, year after year, the insatate monster
hurrics to the portals Of the cold and silent
tomb fresh added victims to its conquest
No walk Of life is sacred from its bighti,g
influence. No age is exempt from its death
dealing shafts. The old, the middle-aged
and the young. all alike, arc food for this com.
mon enemy of mankind. The w,e-haircd
patriarch, whose life Of temperance has rem.
dered his system impervious to the attacks Of
other ills, and whose good deeds prepared
him for the enjoyment OF Iite's calm evening,
finds consumption fastening its fangs upon
his v,ta;s, and tearing him from word, even
bright to minds which look complacenty on
days well spent. i.
Is there no help for the afflicted! No pre-
ventive of the danders which beset us in our
changeable and tickle cline! We think
there may bo. And if the allegations of those
who are at least entitled to yeracty, may be
| oS''o'Ses 'b@AS 10 preventive anu IGuiCuy'
| Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offer
ed to suffering world as sucli. 1t needs not
the 'advantitious aid" Of a long string of fc-
titious certificates TO give it notoriety. Its
true value and intrinsic excellence arc sufi-
cient to entitle it to the confidence of the pub
lie, and
"Waft on 10 fame"
the name Of its inventor, as benefactor of his
species.
i None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville by
MILLER g. BOSSARD, at the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in South Caro-.
lina.
MARRtED-On the 2lst of February b,
Peter s. Worstiam Esq, Mr.. REARpoN CoKEr
to Miss ELIZA GIBBONS, all Of Sumter Dis
trict.
On Thursday let instant, by the Rev. Fl
w. Mnhony, ASA A. RIiAME Of Sumter Dis
trict, to Mss FRANCES NoR1s, of Orange
, bough District.
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]. ILoosING JOSH THE s. q. DIAN i KNOT: !.

Y t1O9StlNSi slskaEs ai&3HDlAN KNOT.
II would epatsa I = f.ssA .sse following, that
General snis6, Wit sold f.lisot tbrevityshas
, soived the problem wfi6iiy yaaanss Cd pusslinp
EAtesoEs The. polfsicians, Ws sstinrtorss as
g whether :the Gohstit itutiorn, Il thse Unitod
stAt sextend our rritnries; !
ToMr.s Nels6n, u. s.. Consul az Panama:
a. SirESn1h he laws i0f the United States finflict
tue penalty 6f 9fine and nprisonInefit on tres
passeFs on the public lands. As nothing can
be more 6nreasohable OF uni jnst than the con-
ductsRursned by persons not citizens Of the
United States, who are flocking from all parts
,t9;seaEch for and carry off gold from the lands
belonging 70 the United States in CALIFORNIA;;
and sas such conduct is in direct violation Of
law. it will become MY duty, Immediately on
my arrival their, to put these laws in force,
and toprevent there infraction in future, by
Rualshing, with the penalties provided by law,
these who offend. sSskt g !. s3 n 3t,i&
As these laws are probably not known to
ttAanytwho are, starting to California, it would
eeswel!.t to make it publicly known that there
are asueft laws in existence, and that, they will
be in future enforced against all persons, not
Citizens Of the United States who shall COM
init any,trespass on tho lands Of the United
States in California. l-
Your position as Counsul her, being in COM
Muhicatiop with our Consuls on the coast Of
South America affords sou the opportunity Of
making this known most generally, and will
Be mueii o5iiiisE Essa I'd to you ifyou will do It.
,Withsincere respect, your obedientservan
Persiver F. Smith,
tssEtsS Br. Major General u. S.A.,
s3s Commanding Pacific Division.
The American einigrants to California, then
ht Panama, held meeting there to consider
this proclamation, and the result was a full
endorsement and approval Of it by them. and
the prediction that General Smith would con-
fer. great bsnati,s on California by his ener-
getIc conduct y i,
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Law NOVICE.

GREtsi. Ln1EIi q GREGG,
Willpnctica in tho Courts al Law and
Equity, for Fairfield District; and VI
r" GREGG & GREG g. !;
will practice in Kershaww and Sumter, in ad!
dition to- oiItielllaiid. 4. 80 II 9s
Columbia, y. January, ls4s. II 2in
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s5l ACRES or LAND. TOR
SALE
COMMITTED,

To,thet Jail Of Sumter District on the 18th
inst, negro man, who says his nalne lis
HENRY. and that he belongs TO Col. Nicho.
las Pea, of Fairfield District, So. Ca. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay expenses, and take him from
Jail. s IS .sl
HENRY S. EvELEIGH, Jaiior.
Feb 26, l649. - lis ss.s If
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PALIMEI TITO HOUSE,
ssOAUnH LIB ii "a B a.: ss g 8

Tho undersigned wishes to- inform the
public that lie has moved from tie smeriean
Hotel to,the 91LsiETTo roGss IT, tnpposite the.
State House,) which he has. taken entirely
on his own account and whore he would sbe
pleased to see his formcr atTons,; and ali
others who may. be pleased to 3call on him
And to those of his acquaintauees iia Would
say, thattthey will he made not less cosilfor-
table than heretofore; and TO- strangers scall
and try the Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readii-
ness at the Rail Road Depot, to convey
passengers 10 this House.
A. G. MARSHALL.
U kIho country papers will copy fol
two months.
Feb. % Ia st
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Sumter Division Igos
Tho regular Weekly ise.;,ie fthts pisii..
sion will be held Oh w Yed,,esslaS Erenino
next at their Hall at tS7 o, o,clocE.s = =,
sss a.: CffISOL RES. /,
Snmtervills, 81 C. l9Ss5 "
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Salt and Hr-om.

17,000 pounds Iron from la in, round
to 1-2 in, do. l-2 Square to 9 1-2 do. Boiler,
Tyre, Plough, Hoop, band Iron, &c. &c.
Cast and Blister Steel, at Charleston prices.
Just Received and for Sale by
A.sJ. q. r. MOSES.
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Merchants Hotel,
BY sTEEN G.. DIvVER.

j CHARLESTON, S. C.
This Hotel situated in the business part
of the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Conmu-
nifty, and Permanent Boarders. The cstab-
ishmept is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles. TERMS NIODERATE.
UAR Omnibus, and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, aud also to. the Rail
Road Depot. for tho accommodation Of Pas
sengers. ~
Feb 81 II 5ly