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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-03
Letters,
Remaining IN The Post Office Sumierrihc, The
Quarter Ending 3Oih Sept, 1S49.

Remaining IN The Post Office .Sumferriilc, The
Quarter Ending 3Oth Sept, 1S49.
Airs Mary Allsbrook.
B-Wm Breezy, L S Belser, CaIlass Brew.
cr, Thomas Boon, Hcrvey Bowles, L Bel
ser, w Bradford, Tom Baker, Thomas Is
Britton, Thomas NJ Brumby, Jno ID Barnes,
Mrs J Barklcy.
C--Jalnes Il Chandler, Walter J Cor
bett.
D--Jolm N Davis, Advl Davis, Thos D
Davis
miss louisa d Ellis Miss Anna En-
glish.
John Furgerson, DR. Furmau.
G--Thomas CARROT, in James Graham,
a III Gray, J & Gatln, Rev Chris Gads-
den, w Gibson.
H-W d Henry, Rev W S IIaltoln, w
r Harvin, & w House.
J--H Johnson, Thomas FARRELL, Ncwland
Jones, James Jones.
K--R + Keels, + ii Kennedy
L--Josiah Luckey, WIN J Lee, Samuel
Lowry.
M--Mrs Esthur McRca, Miss Bcttn II
Mcintosh, Miss Sarah r. Mcknight, John
Minis, Edward Mazyck, Mrs J B Murray,
Mrs Eliza Mood II McFaddcn c G Moody,
McCaulev, ] X McI.aw.
N Miss Susan A Nelson, Master John
Ncttlcs.
P--Lydia Perdreau.
R--Mrs Polly Ranes, John Ricks, Mrs
Elizabeth Richbuurg.
S--Jetlerson Spann, James Smith, Inv
renee iSeymore.
John Thomson. S Tindall, James
l. Theamcs, Lewis Taylor, Mrs Elizabeth
Trapp.
Wv Wylic, D. Wilson, Daniel X Whit
takcr.
HENRY IAYNSyYORTH, p. M.
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Bargains! Bargains!

The subscribers have just received
one Of tho heaviest and best selected
stocks OF Goods they have ever opened
and for quality and cheapness cannot
!. be surpassed in this market. Call and
judge ta' yourselves.
BROWN, LEE, & CO.
2nd Oct. 1S49.
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

To work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be cmp!nyei outin the Pine woods until
after frost, when they will be placed on the
side OF the River sWs1np, the work is all high
aud dry, AMI the hands will be supplied with
an abundance Of wholesome food and dry
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month";
ly, or as the owner may prefer.
Enquire of G.. S. Mel!ett on The work near
Manchester, or of the subscriber, in SUMTER
vile. ID. =. McLAURlN.
Aug. 20. 1910. i3 If
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Planta-
ton i'll Sumter District, two miles south Of
Statcsburgi, consisting of n tract OF seven
hundred and fifty acres (750,) a large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably adapted 10
the cultivation OF cotton. There is an excel
lent Dwelling llousc-9ood ont buildings
stable ana barns-and houses Tor the accom-
moda,ion OF forty or fifty negroes The good
lands and decided health of the place combine
to render it a desirable purchase.
For terms apply
w. j. REEFS, Jr.
Stateshurgh, Sept 10, 1910 46 If
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Negro Shoes,

Iprowsc to sell for cash at any time before
the LIST Of November next 1900 pa,rs supe-
rior Negro Shoes warrnnte in every respect
IprpoS further to sell at Il reduction of near
]y 20 per cent from prices hitherto demanded
Tor the same articles. Persons wishing To
purchase will please cali at the Tan Yard ard
examine.
J. MORGAN
Sumtervllc. S. c., Oct. LIST, lSl9. 10 st
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Head Quarters
i4tl'lsEGT. S. G. nj. ]
OLDfoRD SEPT. 25, 1888. {

OLDroRp SEPT. 25, 1898.
Tie Forty fourth Regiment s. C. Militia,
will parade at Timmons Town onSSaturday
the (27th) twenty-s cvenih day of October
next, armed aud equipped as the law DIRECTS,
iordrl and review.
The commissioned and non-comtnissonnd
Officers VIII meet on the day previous at
the above stated place for drill and instruc-
tuns
An inspection OF armes will take place
Immediately after parade.
Brigadier General Saml. r. Chandler and
staff arc respectfully invited to attend the
peradc.
BY Order of
COL, r. NJ MELLETT,
w. Il. WILDER, Adjt.
Oct 3 ID At
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For Sale.

q pleasant aud very healthy situation, "a
milrS South OF Sumtcive.
The subscriber offers his tract Of land Of nearly
300 acres, for sale. II is high and pleasant To-
cation with not pond on il. 1t is, for It's class,
good provision land aud viii take, TO great ad.
vantage. any of tho ordnsry m,nures of The
country. On the premises nTe dwelling house
OF FIVE good base, aud one loft rooms. and excel
lent barn. with stables annexed, good peaiouse,
aud nj the fork of The roads snug frame build
lug pnl up recently for n school house, besides
there arc other buildings, of course, OF all udts,
pensable character, for farm. There
between 40 aud so acres, cleared nnd under
good fence, Two wells of excellent water. On
the tract, is u iine parcel of Oak Wood, which
vii! ever command a price in SuWic vile, and
the Railroad, which will run between the town
and his place, will ever afford market, for the
pine wood, OF which, III valno, there is q great
deal mare, than hc usks for the place, he hos
fouHd Pocoialego swamp very good winter
range a., cows, and soi,ie of his ncighbors, he
thinks, look upon il, as not bad Que for hogs
experience has shown him, that the peach tree
grows well. aud on the premises, may be found
an orchard OF that fruit many Of the trees OF
which will compare well, with any in the
District. To suitable purchaser, he will be
accommodating, aud Will take negroes in pays
ment, io part, o: altogether, as may ba agreed
upon.
w. G. BARRETT.
Su.ervc, e!h Sept, l8I9. 46 H
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet inch Copper r.vetcl Gin
Bands
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth Brus-
sells Carmting, together with IA full assorl-
ment of Carriage Trimmings, Oils, Paints,
Varnish &c. For Sale by
A. ]. e. p. MOSES
Oct 9 40 If
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Reduction OF Local Fare ON aase
S0utf.G Carolina Rail Road,

From The goth ] UNE, to the 18th OC CsrOBEKl
FTsIIE fare will be reduced to g THREE.
IS CENTS perinile to any station on tho
Road. This will accord with similar arr.
'rangement of the Georgia and Westernand
Atlantic Rail Roads aud will therefore SUI;
perscde the Dalton, Rouse and Athens Tick,
ets, as heretofore issued.
36 ct sYm. II. BART'LEsS, sec'ry.s
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Bacon and Butter.

1000 lbs. n C. Bacon, Kits Prime Butter.
Just received and for sale by
A. ]. g. p. MOSES.
N. Is. 100 Sacks Salt on the way from
Middleton Depot.
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Mr, VIM, vi. DantZler.
DENTIST.

E DENTIST.
Returns thanks 10 his friends for plst flyors,
and respectfully informs them and the public
generally that he will make Professional
tour through the District (SumlcG during the
month o November next.
Oct. |. lS40. 40 It,
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
I Sumter Division No, II,

The regular Weekly lHeet,ng of this Diri-
sion will bc held on Wednesday Erening
next, at their Hull at 8 o'clocl;.
r. NJ. DYSON, r. s.
Sumterville, s. C.. 10 1y
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
ay1 G.sfa TE =. u.s. as.s, s. g.

ay7 u.sa "a "a =. as a ar,s, :. g.
The subscriber is now receiving one Of The
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS thit has ever been offered % the
friends and Customers o. 233 kIXG STREET
lie Iils, during the past Summer, made cx-
,cnsvc additions AMI alterations to his rooms,
and is n"w prepared to shoH in his retail de-
rartmcn, a mos sp!cndl assortment OF
RSic'S g'aHvir. for Ladies' HsrrSg,
Snc!I AZ: E'"gan! Silks, Cusinncrrs, Mus
In Dl.aincs, Aipacls, Satin Du Chimes, E,n-
hroidcrcl O:lr,Ns Cloth, Plain Mcrnns, En-
hroi Tered Cl,hnrc'S, Chlnclrnn I.uatrcs,
G.u-tems, i'rtts, sc, e..
ssa shc Ihn!i Department,
lie - prcplrcd 10 "il'r every variety OF
Long anl 81 ar. SIlAWIS, bo.h Plain and
Printed, Elegant SIX do, Plain and F,lnbroii-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Brochc
Go.
a grca, varic'y o. Rich Black and Colorcd
SILK and 81, NANTlLlAS, VISETTES.
:d SACKS,
y largo ). koi Linens and Linen Goods,
Marsci!ics QHi;., l'ringGs, DImitcs, Cur
tain Stuils,
Every Sarlcty o' HOSIERY.
Goods for Genilctncn's Wear, such MS
l''oadclo'hs, cass,mcres, Vcstings, Cravats
&c, &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one 90 The most complete assortment 10
be found IN hAr'cStOn OF
kslant ";>, AtcrSryS, Sattiuctts,
Sc:.stN. boTlcsiiCg, a.. 81.
lie conf ,mally iv,tcs the attention OF all
who visit .,. tI'y 10 bis stock, MS ono of tho
hARGES ! IN'IIlESOUTNERN COUN.
TRY.
Il is his nIaMion To cmbracc in his stock
every article ofDry Goods that may be new
or desirable, 50 thnt purchasers can always
be sHppIicd With the newest and best Styles
ol Goods in tho market, and at the Lowcsr
PoSsIBlE pHicEs
n. Il. In rooms over the Rotail Department
he offers to Merchants and others complete
assortment of ,.I the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attculion of cash buyers to
his s,ocl, and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT,
2J3 kng slrca, Charleston, s. c,
Aug % "A If
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TORTUNE ClpFS SERAkGEt
OApEEsg!
ONE OF HER PRANExS!

German family, composed Of an old man,
his wife and brood of six healthy. and rosy
checked children, direct from the" Fatherland,"
vino arrived in Baltimore few days since, on
they why to the Star west" was robbed The day
alter their arrival by some upmitigated scouu-
drel, of II small leather trunk containing S4,267
in Gold, which they had brought safely 1900
miles over q ireachorous sea 10 part company
with just as they had iioarly reached their des.
tinaion- Tho distress consequent upon the
realization Of their loss eau scarcely be imagined.
but mark the strange sequel. The father, IN
passing along LIGHT STREET, was prompted by
his lucky genius 10 pause fo1 D moment at the
window of Mcssrs. pYFER & co. No. l Ligh,
Street, in which II large amount of Gold is dis
played to the gaze OF the curoust when ho yirld-
cd to an i'resstibleyenrnIng to try his Luck in
solne cf their Magnificent Lotteries, in the hope
to make up his loss. He purchases q Package
of Tickets in tho Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. ]25, und our readers may judge his
s'i prise aud excessive joy, upon learning after
the drawing that lie had drawn The Brilliant
Prize of S,21.000, which handsome amnunt this
Far. Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly puid him without charging any extra
discount, when hc went his way rejoicing.
BAErIMONE PA PER-
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To Travellers going North
klssa s15Isi 5a l.s''s1s 1ss1 B
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE \ j FROM. II, ], Il,

CfiARLESI)N, 5. e, ne
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of I.atl-S
rehs-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the arrival Of
the Southern cars, via II.MINGTC)N and
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BAL,TI-.
MORE, and PHILADELPHIA. #
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston ia.
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
are navigated by we'll known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation is now continued as per-
manent arrangement from Charleston to
Philadelphia. Passengers ayailing themsel-
yes thereof, will have the option either to
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. TO stop at any of the intermediate
points, renewing thes seats on the line to
suit their convenience. by this route travel
lers may reacIr New York on the third day
during business hours. Baggage will be
tcketcd on board The Steamer to Weldon, as
likewise on tho change of cars. at the inter-
| mediate points from thence to Philadelphia.
Through Tickets 10 Philadelphia at $50 each,
can be had from f., WINSLOW, Agent of
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. II. Company,
at the Office ofthe Company foot Of Laurens-
street, to whom please apply. For other in
formation inquire of
+. c. DUNCAN,
the American Hotel, CharlcsonS S. G.
May 8 40 1y
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n Equity Sumter District.
Matthew p Is. h'yes' ct al bill,
Job, q Sh,r.

John G. Shaw,
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on
tho the first Monday in November next, and
Z ii not then sold will be offered at each sub
Requent sale day until sold, the following
lands: A tract OF one hundred and twenty
two acres situated near Alligator Branch
waters Of Rocker Bluff, bounded by lands of
ri. Rhodes, A. Chandler, and Estate of Daniel
Shaw and y. Shaw.
ALSO, seven negroes, property of the de-
1endant. The terms of sale are Cash, pur-
chaser paying for all papers.
By order Of the Court
JOHN B. MILLER, C. E. SD
Oct2 40 tt
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Steele's, Fashionable
HAT AND CAP STORE,

HAiHS ga. oE'pONitS 10 Ea1Scil 81.
Charleston, S. {.
The subscriber invites particular attention
to his fine fashionable assortment OF Gentle
mans fashionable Black Beaver, Silk, and
Mo!cskin Hats.
ALSO,
Gents, iouth's and Boys fine gcol well
made cloth CnPs--and Infants cloth and Silk
Vcivc, Caps-wIth variety OF Hats and
Caps of all shapes. and the prices know vii!
suit all who viii cal! at
STEELE'S
King ST opposite llascll st.
Oct , 40 q
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School Books,

S OF Every Description from the Elementary
Speller, TO Latin and Greek, including Sta
tionary of all kinds, for Sale by
A. J. g. p. MOSES.
Oct 2 40 If
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For Sale

A FIRST rate young HORSE accustomed tc
drawing, in either single or doub.c harness
For terms apply at this office
25 Sept, 1Sl0. 4S tt
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN ORDINARY.
r. NJ. Gibbons,

Peter Mcknight.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Mcknight, the defendant in the
above stated case, resides without this State ::
It is therefore, ordered, thct he DO appear
and object to the Division or Sale 0! the
Real Estate of Thomas Mcknight, deceased,
on or before the seventeenth day OF Decem-
Der next, or his consent viii be entered OF
w. LEWIS, o. $, D.
Sept. l7th, 1919, 20 81
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On CONSIGNMENT,

A lot OF very superior WOODEN uoods from
the Salem Factory in North Carolina war.
rantad free from abolition and cholera.
Jus; received and for sale by
BROWN, LEE g. co.
10 Sept. 1910. 46 Il
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SEGARS for Sale by
l.. Z. HANKS.
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Oct. 9, lSd0
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
sse OF TIE
DTOrnPSfer Hnr<tnulturol Coo;afr

" ~ NNSSN@ A4NA IAS 0kbN& al &OC1GLT
M LII be held in WALDO HALL in wore FER
w on Wednesday and Thursday, (Day and
Evenihg) Sept. 10th aud 2Oih.
us Vegetables, Flowers, Co. intended for exhibition
will be received at the Hall at any time after O'CLOCK
A. NJ. on Tuesday, sept 18th.
Such Fruits &c the disposal of which is not otherwise
ordered by the contributors, will be sold at Auction on
the Society.
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS:
APPLES- Best collection, IS 81 best de. 81 81 do
3d. Best dish Of Apples not less Than six specimens of
one variety, So; next best do. do ST. Best new seed,
ing Apple II adIndged worthy OF cultivation, So
3 PEARS, the same Apples
PEACHES--Best collection, 81; Cd heat do ga. Al
oes do So Best dish of caches, not less than twelve
specimens of one variety, So best do do ST. Rest
new Seeding variety, II atjaGged rank with The best
kinds, 50. ~
PLUMS-Best collection, 81 next best do So Rest
dish oil Plums. not less than one box OF variety 81
Rext best do. do. 81. ''-'
GRAPES-Bes grown under glass, So; next best do
ST. Best Grapes uopen culture So next best do ST.
Best new native Grape if atJudged worthy of cuvaion
So. '0''
QULNCES-Best specimen, of not less than six, 50
best DO DO 81 ~
FLoWERS-Best display of Dahas, So; next best do
10 ST. Best display of PaTlor Plants, S2 next best do
do 81 Best display Of Cut Flowers 50; next best All
VEREFABLES-Bes collection of Vegetables S 90;
next best CO. do So. Best collection Of squashes al
Best specimen of Celery, les than three roofs 81
81 specimen OF Cabbaees, less than three heads S
All articles offered for Premiums must be The growth
of The competitors
deduction of fifty per cent from the amonnt NJ Tho
premium will be made from those who are not members
OF the Society, previous 10 The Exhibition
BY order ofCommittee OF Arrangements
SEPT o. 2. dwis GEO. JAQUES, Sec'ry.
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ROME


At Rome the installation OF the three Card;n.Is
in uncontrolled power as the representative n
OF the Pope was immediately followed hv an
abusive manifesto from them against "anarchv ),
anu the shameful acts performed by demagopIes
without reputation or character" bu in which
speclhcation OF the shameful acts in question ~
wholly omitted. The clergy, it is said. are no,v
openly threatening revenge for all their n,st
modification, and the three Cardinals are o;yipn
every indication that they shall not be disapnoint.
ed All laws promulgated during the existenco
OF the republic have been cancelled AMI ~
frightul system which previously nreva,Iad 49,
been restored in all its force. Every of;.isI na'
pointed by the republich has been DISCHARGED "a
Tue paper money issued during that tim has been
disavowed TO the extent OF 35 per cent hIi,,a.n
proceedings have been taken without the forma
tion of any Ministry, and such wastle faeiinas
win which they were received that the Fren.h
IA otuef 20 keep down the people, were conpel.
led to place artillery in the streets And ~ h..o
.he guh"ers ready with lighted matches. Ano.
ther step also, whic but for the eficien,
OF ihe soldlers OF the French republic would have
caused ,he very stones OF Rome 10 rise and mn.
uhy, mas Deen the establishment of the. In.
quisiilon.--A Dr. dAchilli, an eminent Italian
peo.oSiah,a man VINO has never meddled with
pohiics, Dut VINO mas been Tor FIVE years an avow.
ed Protestant, Z" as one Of its first victims He
was arrested on the night ofthe 3Oth OF july nv
lhree men 10 plain clothes, and is now in one ri
the secret cells OF the Holy Office This case
which mas only just TRANSFERRED, promises TO ex
cHe an extraordinary feeling among all the re-
llglous bodies in England. Doubtless when
General oudnot discovers that it cannot be veil.
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TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Disguise the question as you may, connect with 1t as
many minor or false issues as you please, surround il
with all the sopsTy Of special pleading and slill this
great fact stands out prominently that the contest in this
district is between Freedom and Slavery. Let
John c. Calhoun John NJ Berrien, any other slave
monger undertake 10 do his best for the OF slavery
in the district and he would do precisely what the Boss
ton Atlas, Boston Post the Worcester Egis, and the
bunker leaders OF the two old parties generally do
ing-be would attempt to prevent an election. He
would do it, TOO, precisely in the way they do by exe
ing the people to vote against Palrey, on the strength Of
antquated and obsolete issues. And, Should he effect
bis object, re would do as they Will IT. unfortunately,
they should succeedhe would laugh in his sleeve 1.-THE
ease With which men may be duped and led.
Will honest men-men who love the principles of Lib,
eny whether Wigs or democrats, suffer themselves f.!
the qualification of prohsate party leaders for any
ether reason, 10 be mareLaed in the pending election
on The side of Calhoun and Slavery? Will they per>
nit themselves again be made use of as the tools Of
the Slave Power TO defeat an election and keep ibe
District unrepresented? Every intelligent man both in
the District and out Of it knows, at John G Palley
is The only in the Dsrcl, who, by any possibility
can re chosen He knows too that defeat an elec
lion is equivalent giving the slave power addition
al vote in Congress Knowing lhisa vote given for
Thompsonis vote for slave extension in tie terri
RES and for the ascendancy Of the slave power Con-
gress. Remember this, when about cast your votes
AMI remember that for The vote you cast, you incur
deep responsibility.
Shall the phadnx Of Old Massachusetts be broken ?
Voters OF The Fourh District this is question you
and for you alone, to Shall the State hat has
had in the councils Of the ration Us Adams and that
now has its Mann and its Allen lack for its Palhey to
give them bis aid The great struggle for Free ON p
We ervently pray thai il may Meet the txisency
then. becomes men, as becomes free aud be-
comes Christians, resolve 10 do your duty aud your
whole duty. Come up 10 tn polls and give your vote
Tor Palfey, for Freedom, and for Humanity.
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$25 REWARD,

~ A STRANGER called on me on Wednesday
I'm LAthe 20 h of Angus last, aud hired Mare O
NS go to Thompson, Conn. lie lief my Stable in
- covered Buggy, IRON freed and marrow run-the
worn Inc Mae will answer The following description
he ~ Years weighs ont $50 pounds and OF ght
pay coio WIN white stripe nearly he length OF her
ace' also hite hind feet, oig Thin tail and ueck-thee
Is small scar lin The edge OF the har Ct n her forward
iuo caused oy coTk--also smal hard lump bunch
nend tpe ahma-she has large fiat hoOl forward and
is square trotteT rather thin flesh and head rather
low when travelling.
whoever Will return said hose, or give information
wnere she may be found shall the above reward
Webster, sept S, le49 GSt D. Kelly
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DIED.

Eis 50. NV w 0'i
Flagg, 3d. 9''Pu'"
In THIS city, Aug 81, Charles Of Dexter II olman
10 days-Fanny daughter of Charles Gates IA months
39th lrs Nancy wife of Joseph Lowell, Jr 35-Ienry
U son OF James Williams, 10 mos 3sl, Eugene c. sun
o. Joseph Tenney, mos; Sept Mrs Jane Laburo.5l
Phebe A., daughter of Albert Tyler 10 mos I'd BROOKS
N Davis, l9 yrs--George Dresser, 35.
u During the month of ugust there were "A deaths IN
This city, not including Catholics viz: Ord sentery 27-
bowel complaint SchOlera moTbus 7-c ansumption r.
diseases OF the head 5-chnlera infantum Seehiug O.
OF me he tanker l.
bilious lever, -soppag- in the bowels, lohronc rheu,
matisn l-appoplexy, l-epieIisey is uicde l-nema-
ture BIRTH -unknown s. Children ander wears ol aae
As. WIN. g, MAYyARn sleyton md Grodsr,.g se''
In Shrewsbury, Aug go, Mr. Geo. A. Harrington, 25.
IN oxford, Sept at the resi- ence Of Rev. H. Bardwe
Miss Mary Dexter Brown oi Boston,
IN Holden, Aug %, Alb gail A. daughter of hr Lucian
N. Pratt, OF this city, lG years aud mos.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-05
Free Soil Nomination for Congress.


NJ Notice is hereby gwen that State Cohvenuon
ofthe Free Soil Party OF Massachusetts WI DC hF,a al
W0RCFSTFR. on WEDNESDAY, September l2lh
- 10 o'clock to nominate candidates for Goveno AMI
Lieutenant Governors and to take such other measures
as NAV he deemed important 10 the cause OF Freedom.
The several cities aud towns OF the Commonwealth
are requested choose delegates TO the Convention IN
the proportion Of thee for every representative m the
General Courito which they aeby law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in The several cities and
towns are requested TO take all NJ edfu steps
full delegation to the Convenhon. II
BY order Of the Free Sol Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman.
JOSHUA LTAvlTr, Sacrat,r;es
MARCUS MoRTON ia. )