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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

nP The work Of purifying the federal
Offices goes on gaily AZ Washington; the
blood Of the guillotine is sweet incense 20
Father Richie. tits the theme of his NOR.
ming song and his evening prayer it 10 the
food Of his thoughts by day aud bis deans
6y night: his evil genius, his ghost. and
bis spectre. Bot still che work goes gaiIy
on. Mr.. C0llameF and his able assistant,
Hon. Fitz Henry Warren. are inccssa ntIy
occupied at the desks. Anybody that's goa
aay Iaters 10 dig With this Department, may
be sure Of good crop and early attention.
Bring 'em % !-[NOrwalk Gazette Saf 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

SUGAR IN vERMoxr.-It Is said the
maple sugar crop Of Vermont this last
spring is unusually large, and that the
amount of maple sugar made in the
northern States this year, viii exceed the
product of the cane sugaEof the southern
States. Caleb Albrich, Of Sutton, VT,
has made 5000 pounds from 100 trees.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

MUEIcrPAL.--The trial Of Dunbar East
man, indicted for 'cruelty to dog" in
setting a fight in operation between q
couple Of those animals, resulted in his
conviction, and the Court sentenced him
to pay q fiie of $3O.---Boston Truss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28
From the Republican.
LAKE SONG.
BY H. WARD.

BY H. WARD.
Summers light 10 beaming
Sweetly DER the lake,
Like mirror cleaning,
Scarce its nipples wake.
Der its waters gliding,
Swells the snowy sail;
While the boat IL riding
Smoothly in the gale.
Groves around are smiling,
In their brightest green,
Songs Of birds beguiling
All the woodland scene.
Hours Of rapture winging
Swift their rosy fight,
Or their pinions Bringing
Stores ofpure delight.
Danish care and sorrow;
Pleasure fills the sails;
Clouds may rise Tomorrow,
Storms may sweep the vale.
Mists may wrap the mountain
In a veil Of gloom,
Torrents swell the fountain +;
Roses cease to bloom.
But remembrance ever
Will those hours recall:
Time can wrap them never
In Oblivion's pail.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

ACCIDExr AT NIAGARA.--The little
steamer s.Maid Of the Mist" which runs
between the suspension bridge and the
Falls, broke some Of her machinery ON
the 18th INST, and 6oated down the n
yer. Those on board we're muck alarm
ed, a. they were drifting downward with
great rapidity. Just as she arrived At
the suspension bridge. however. she ran
into an eddy, and the crew succeeded in
working her ashore. Vts53 ,Wc5S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

Gov. MARCY has sprained his ancle At
Lockport. i . an unfortunate place ioE
him, for there b where the 0sgfag ssai
occurred, which cost State Of New Yosl
City cents ssw gss3 vtlsH s1E is 4,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28
William X elseY,
NJ B. STEVENS & CO.,

N. B. STEVENS & CO.,
NORFOLK, CT,
HAVE been appointed wholesale and
III retail agents for the sale of
DR.. TO NSEND'S SARSAPARILLA
an artife already 10 veil known for its un>
surpassed medicinal properties TO need any
further recommendation.
As there is so much Of this article pur>
porting to be DIR. Tcwasead's that is spu>
rious persons shonld be careful of whom
they purchase. All can depend upon pro-
during OF US the genuine article. Merchants
supplied at a reasonable rate.
N. B. STEVENS & co.
Norfolk. gan. 1 lS49. us
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

READlEe.-A proper and judicious
system of reading is Of the highest i'm
portance. Two things are necessary in
perusing the mental labors Of Others -
namely, not to read too much, and to pay
great attention to the nature Of what you
do read. Many people peruse books for
the express and avowed purpose Of con-
sunning time; and this class of readers
forms BY far the majority Of what are
termed the reading public" Others
again read, with the laudible anxiety Of
being made wiser; and when this object
is not attained. the disappointment may
generally be attributed. either to the ha-
bit of reading too much, or Of paying in
sufficient attention to what falls under
their notiee.-BlGEey's Logic.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

PRESSURE OF THE SEA.-If a piece Of
wood which floats on the water, be forced
down to great depth in the sea, the
pressure of the surrounding liquid will
force into the pores of the wood and so
increase its weight that it will no longer
be capable of floating or rising to the
surface. Hence the timbers Of ships
which have foundered in the deep part of
the ocean never rise again to the surface
like those which have sunk near to the
shore. A diver may, with immunity,
plunge to certain depth Of the sea; but
there is limit beyond which he cannot
live under the pressure to which he is
subject. For the same reason, il is pro-
babe that there is a depth beyond which
fishes cannot live. They, according to
Joslin, have been caught in depth at
which they must have sustained pres
sure of eighty tons to each square foot of
the surface Of their bodies.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-06-28

~ wlf Ti'.a y sFsssi % sfFlKg rffeuo9 $50.
: ....<.l "a @e5sA " ess@ygss = se@4 -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
In EQUITY. .KershaW District,

Margaret McCaskil and S. p. Murcfison va Dan.
iel McCaskill-Bil' for sale of and.
In pursuance of orders made IN the above case
at June Term ls49, will offer at pnbc sale on
the first Monday in January next. before the court
house in Camden, the following tracts of land lying
near Iynches creek in Kershaw District, and ad-
joining each other viz:
One tract containing two hundred and fifty acres
more or less bounded south by lands OF John Nc.
Googan, north and west by lands of John Webb,
east by lands OF J. B. Bell and Saml. Ilerrean.
Also, one other tract of three hundred acres.
more or less, bounded OH the north by the Ramsay
lands, Fast and west by lands of John Webb and
p. McCaskill.
Also one other tract containing Eve hundred and
twenty three acres, more or less, bounded on the
north by lands of Lovck Young decd east hy lands
of ]. J. Mclaurn, south and west, by lands Of the
same estate. Tcrms--A credit o! tx months with
good personal SECURITY aud mortgage Of the pre-
misses.
aJ'pnrcnasrrs TO pay for papers.
Dec ) w. NJ SHANNON, cE,s.p.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
GENERAL ORDERS.

All applications for hRHs and AccouTRrbrnrs
will in future be made to the Commander. in.C Chief
direct '''
ess:S4 Se Sonpsny, t|Ie number and
character Of arms and accrutrements on hand, the
number and character OF accoutrements required.
In no event will any requsiiion he complied with
until all the old or useless arms and accoutremenis
are returned, or satisfactorily accounted for to one
OF the Arsenal Keepers of this State.
Tho ll7lh Sec. A. A. l54l, herewith published
will be ridgedly enforced.
By order OF the Commander.in.chief:
J. w. CANTEY, Adj and Insp. Gen.
"Each officer required by law to make any return
or report, or who shall be required by any superior
officer, and fail 10 make such return or report, shall
be liable 10 be fined as follows, to wit: A Mai.
General, one hundred and fifty dollars; Brigade
General, one hundred dollars Colonel or
Officer commanding regiment, sevcnty-fve
dollars; Lieutenant ColoIsel, Major, or officer
commanding battalion, fifty do!lars;a Captain, or
officer commanding company, twenty-five dollars;
Judge Advocate General, seventy five dollars "a
Rcgimenial Judge Advocate, twenty-five dollars;
Paynaster General seventy five dollars. Divis.
ion paymaster, fifty dollars; Brigade Paymaster,
thirty dollars;a Regimental Paymaster thirty dol
lars; and all commissioned staff officers shall be
fined in similar sums, according to their respective
rank, and fifty per cent on the amount "f the last
general tax oil such delinquent of any grade"
pAll the papers in the State will copy limes
Dec 10 81 81
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Ayers Chery Pectoral.

we Nud call the aentio, of o,r readers to the circu
pr in This day ssu, of Our paper which is tsel
rs oshfrti6cate of chacte, and of the intrinsic worth
tue flnraton it goe to recommend. Read tit i.
hwGt heading.
ff tinguished nam lent in its favor are sulliren,
FnhhS OF is Value, an the medicine itself shows that
s"dhy die best cosnendalion bestowed upon it,
"ha scli mhn in our oa country SilIiman of Yale
Co'iee' profcsor Hitchck, the venerable President of
Amhcst College, Professoartlett OF the Transflvania
Coliff Medicines, Doeh Valentine Mott, of " York
city, pd sarrtd Editor of Boston Medical and Surgi-
trni, ttt Southern edical Review the Western
lanc' g., well as manhigh Medical Authorities In
foree c"h'rs give their clence 50 strongly in favor of
tho CerrPeaoral, We counot doubt its efficacy, even
II weaad ot !he evidence I onr own experience in ia
favor Nomdicine could ha better friends, and Ger
talnponeierrves better. v may then safely congra.
tuiatshe ptf on the posses,n of remedy which can
be red onft relief fm ,hecourge and terror of our
china, disas Of the lungs
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OUR HOUSE,

The proprietor returns thanks 10 his kind bcne-
factors or the past lor their liberal patron-
age, and for which, have engaged the services of
man to travel ,ri. weekly between here and Char
lesion TO furnish all The delcaces requisite to sa-
tisy taste or appetite; such Oysters, Lobsters,
Turtle, Fish, Shrnps and all Game in season,
with other varieties Of the Charleston aud New
York markets. J. G.. MckENNA.
p S.-All persons in town or country. desirous
Of being furnished with tho above luxuries, shall
be, on giving duo notice at the Bar, where choice
selection OF Liquors, Wines and Segars can be had
cheap for &c. &c,
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Auction Sale,

WILL. cell on Monday, 7h Of January ne1',
1850, before tie Cour, Honae door in Camden, the
store and dwelling occupied by Mr.. 4. Robeson.
Tho premises arc convenient and we'll adapted for
store, having all necessary out buildings, and
could he made with little expense very convenient
for a family. The lot is well located and roomy
Terms are one-third Cash; balance in two
equal annual instaImenis with interest, secured by
bond, ard mortgage Of the premises.
THO. J. WARREN. Agent.
~ b 1t will be sold at Private sale, if appli-
cation be made prior to January let.
Dec G A9
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In Equity..Kershaw District.

William Randolph vs James Adkins and others
bill for partition, &c.
Inpnrsunnce of orders made in this case at the
last 1ulle sltings OF this court, will expose to
public sale before the Court House in Camden. on
the first Monday in January next, heng the 9Th DAY
Of said month, all that piece, parcel, or tract ol
land, late the properly Of Eli Adkins, deceased,
containing two hundred and seventy.fve acres,
more or less, situated, lying, and being in Kershaw
bounded north and west BY lands of John q.
Micklc, Oatc Mrs. Ballards,) east and south by
lands of John Love and James Love.
TERMS :-Cash-p purchasers tn pay for papers,
VIM. NJ. SHANNON, c. F.. X. D.
Dec 9, lSi9 40 6t
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Dec. IL
South-CaroIina-Sumter District

Mary Ma rG'isi j. Mersdan, {pe'ision.
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on the
hrst Monday in January and the day following.
| PLANTATION, the Estate of Thos. R.
McFaddin, containing about thirteen hundred
acres, situate in Salem County in said District, on
! Black River bounded by lands of Dr. Robert Mul.
drow, r. B. Mu|drow, M. p. Mayes and w. Plow.
den, with two-story dwelling house, and negro
quarter for eighty negroes. situate thereon.
The terms of sale are, credit of five years, TO
10 be paid IN FIVE equal annual instalmcnls, with in.
tercst payable annually from the day of sale until
The amount OF the sale be fully paid and satisfied
That the purchaser do give bond and personal Sc.
curlty and mortgage Of the premises
At the same time will be sold gang Of EJiH.
TY NEGROES, on credit Of one, two, and three
years, with interest payable annually from The day
Of sale until LIE salee N. .iui!s s~saidAsiaszr9sz7
five per cent cash, and the balance on the last
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving bond
and personal securities, or one security and mort.
gage of the negroes purchased.
No negro to be removed until terms OF sale arc
complied with and if not complied with to be re-.
sod at the risk OF the purchaser, in tho interim 10
Re lodged in Jail for safe keeping at the eSpense n
'he purchaser.
There will also be sold al the same time House
hold Furniture, sixteen or eighteen Plnughs and
Gear Stock of all kinds, Corn and Fodder. Credit
the same as uprn the sale The negroes. purchaser
giving bond and personal security Purchasers to
paw for all necessary papers
For full information enquire OF Capt. Jas. n.
Blanding, Sumtervi"
BY order Of the Court:
JOHN b. MILLER. Com'r.
Sumtervillc Nuv. 2U;h. laio
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ron Iron and Steel
Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at kirkwood and in
Camden. The House at krkwood is pleasantly
situated, large and commohous, with every neccs-
sary Oulbuilding, with an abundance of pure water
convenient thereto, with 81 acres of Land attach
ed, most of which is woodland The House in
Camden is situated on the West end of DeKalb
street, upon considerable elevation, and is large
and commodous, with all convenient and necessa-
ry OuthuildIngs, Well of good water, and q
acres of Land. Possession given Immediately.
Person, wishing 10 purchase will please call and
examine the premises.
Oct loft JOHN WHITAKER.
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Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
ny order of James H. Witherapoon, Ordinar,
Ior Lancaster District, will DO sold on the 4tb an,
oth days Of January lS5O, at the late residence o
In lIomas J. Wright Esq deceased, in the Village
OF Lancaster, hs whole personal Estate, cousistipr
OF 'oA'A'''As Z
EIGHT VALUABLE NEGROES.
IN the number is good plantation Smith, a GOOD
COOK, TWO young girls, Gone with her tirst child
me other muIatto about is years. trained to the
rouse Two choice boys about Is years Of age both
hkciy and smart one superior carriage driver,
and body servant and is also bright nulauo.
Also, an extensive and well selected Library Of
Law BOOKS,
catalogue OF which will be furnished a, the sale.
~, Also Carriage and Horses. Cattle, Hogs,
Wagon, plantation tools, Household and kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles
Iems,-l2 months credit, purchasers giving
BOND with good security with interest from dsy OF
sale. NANCY ]. WRIGHT AL.u
N. CLINTON, Adn'r.
Lancaster Dee. IL, le46. 58A
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue OF sundry writs of Fl. Fa. to mo airee-
ted, will be sold on the first Monday and Tuesday
N January next, before the Court House door il.
camden, the following property, to wit.
Mules l horse, IA stock cattle, 20 hogs, I
wagon and gear, sett blacksmith's tools, slndry
artlces OF household and kitchen fnrnitBre, 2 sad
oies' corn sheller, The wood work of wagon.
iron boxes and bands or 800 bu corn and 6OO0lb.,
fodaer' more or less, one lot of pea. and shucks.
hevIea on and TO be sold as the property of w. B.
"atkIns' at the suit of the Bank of Camden and
others w.. W: B. Watkins. 10 be sold at the resi-
oence OF The defendant on Tuesday, the second day
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

| new and general assortment of School & CLAssIeA
DOCKS IN se just received and opened bv tho suhscrib
".l' VIII supply Schools and Academies with colnplot
ses OF DOCKS at ns low prices they can be sod-par
nGular attention will be given the correct oxecuon
an orders Tor books and every other article in our line
DuSIhess .ri :; Orders from the country solicited
! ne following are always kept on hand:
elementary Primers, Spoilers. and Readers.
sIfammaIs-Smiths, Browns, Bulion's e. Kirkhnms
Dicti0naries-Wnker's, Webster's, and DisIonary
Spelling Book.
Assithm.e,ics-pike'., Smiths, Davies, sailey'. Col
bmurns, Perkins, and Emersons Las
Keys. tU do ..
e'eoSra I aphIi!es-PE1sARr, MITCHELL. Smiths, Parloy,
anu anu Chds First Book in Geography SHOOT GnosR..
pntks. MItchclls School Geography and Atlas do An
LIE: rGlent. Smiths new Common School Geography.
hlsIorles-Willards Universal History, Parloys &
books @ Hist Common School Hist Pictorial fist u. T.,
and England, Robbins outlines of Hist Willards
nordged Hist u s.. Pnnockis Godsmh.s Hist Eng.
nnd, Greece and Rome. Bigland's Nat. Histories 70.
Readers-New York Nos ande o,;.r =, E,,;o,., NJ,
IL. 3and4 Newman's Southern Reader MOI. and g.
one and TWO syables
composition Parkers Aida to Composition Exercise ia
hnetoric d Logic-Boyds Logic Mills do Hodges do.
CGamp1ells PII'S Of ofRhetoric-Blairs Lecurcr-Eamos
PhllOsOphy-Draper's Jones' Pbelns' OIms,ead's and
Chemistry-Silman's, Dnpers, Graham's, Siaons,
fownss, Jones and Cumstock's.
oosdhy-drs Lncons, Grays Botonical Text Book.
CLASSICAL.
Anthon's Homer Horace, Virgil, Cicero Caar, Salna,
Anabasis, Greek and Latin Lessons Greek md attn
Prose Compositions, Jacobs Greek Reader Greek Cram
mar and Classical Dictionary
Bullions Latin and Greek tiraInmars and Readers
Andrews d Soidards Latin Grammar; Reader and Er
ercses.
soud's Adams Latin Grammar,
fisk Greek Grammar,
tuddimans Rulimenis
)wen's Aenophons, Hutchinson. g. Cleavlaudx DO
Iincons Livy, Fosoms do.
ireek Testament.
Grera Majora and Minora.
acohs Latin and Greek Reader
attn Tutor and Mair Synta1
astoria Sacra and Viri Romo
Virgil's Delphinin
insworths Latin Dictionary
evcrets Lexicon
roves Greek do.
onngans do do abridged
A. YOUNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24

J le ev!ning-sl should rather say the night
,ane Observation-Disclosures of The morning
pastl almost impeceptibly in pleasant little
enedntrrs ofwit, h,norous speeches and salies
iof:fi and senlanen diversified with songs.
anecptes, and other entertainments. very
tdellglhl reunion. iIdeed. it proved to pe, Of
thosefng'ged III toigenal lPursuit-a pursuit,
loo. pich does hd pescnt many occasions of
such trdial interc,an,es of good feeling and
kllnvh nip. as the me which we now refer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
Fresh Groceries. &C.

The subscriber has on hand an extensive and
we'll selected stock of Groceries. comprising all
the leading articles, which country people will
find TO their advantage to examine before purcla-
sing elsewhere.
5000 Florida Segars, OF the first qualify, on
hand, at from S 10 dollars per thousand.
Dee. :. H. IIOLLEYMAN
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C.. A. NEUFFER,
Commission eYerChGRf,
And Dealer in Flour, Grain, &c.,

No. l2i, East Bay, Charleston, NC.
B,s to inform his friends and the public, that
he is ,repared to make liberal advances on all
shipmats of FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. made to him
He WI also make advances on shipments Of Pro-
ducc the North, or elsewhere, when made
througlhim.
lie lbs made arrangements whereby he receives
wccklysnppes of Flour of superior brands, all
of whic he warrants. Country Merchants and
others vii lind it To their advantage to give him
cal! bef,e purchasing elsewhere Having, been
cngagedn the above business fora length OF time,
he hopcso give general satisfaction TO those who
may favo him with their cons ignments.
Refereses-Messrs. R. g. J. CALDWELL, X.
DULJN All B. Ulm, Charleston.
Nov 45 3m
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Domestic Manufactures.

we are now prepared 10 offer our stock a
Black and Russett Pegged Brogans, and Russe,,
sewed Negro Slices, all Of our own manufacture.
which we can recommend ~ our customers a,
they have been got up with great care and made
Of ths best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct. IL. w. ANDERSON, g. Co.
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Administrators Sale.

By orer OF ,heLrt Of Ordinary, will be aid
beiore te Court hase door in Cnnden, on Mn
Jay 7thlay Of Janry next, between the leal
in"rs ofale pari the personal property of /.
e. e. p,r,n,h. deceaj, consisting of one gro W.
y. Nv. ia oouse servant and wewer>
quo" "a ho, I four chihn. one mare, Silver levc
Watch. md doublerrel gun.
"1; T1;er,,L-On aIt until the first day Of Janu
o,v Is5lwith note cd security and mortgage O
q" nerroer if nccess, interest from day of sale
nurchasrs TO payipapers. ~
po'' SAMUiP THOMPSON, Admir-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
Music and Musical Instruments,

|oIcotts Grammar OF music; Hamlon's Die.
1,onary OF Musical terms. Thorough Bass Primer
Piano Forte Primers, Hunters, Cramers', and
HiIiton's Instructor for the Piano Otto Thorpe's,
h'e'nm' and Carassins Inst. for the Guitar; Houes
Inst. for the Violin, Flute, Guitar &c. instruo.
I,ohs iof the Clarinet, Cornet Piston, and Kent
Bugle. Music for the Flute and Violin. A large
assortment Of Guitar and Piano music will be re.
ceIved shortly, also, VioIins, Flutes, Flies and
ou'tars, strIngs for the Violin and Guitar.
A. YOUNG.
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Lost.
Sale OF Real Estate,

" ord |" Of the curt OF ordilary, will be sold
Ibet,re ID court hose DOOM Camden onthe frs,
Monday1 lanuarynext bawe,h the lcsl hours
of sale he sherii all the Real Estate ,f John
MYERS aeed, cosistng Of two tracts II pine
land, on 342 acss, boudcd by landsof r.
Turner, Peebleshd othTs, also one tact OF
23s acre boundedy landsof E. Holland, George
Brown Others
Term IN cree until tie first day Of Janary
flsb1,) crest fin day OF sale, with Bon and
security End mctage of,tc premises if noes.
.ary, to c Ordina. Purchasers to pay 70 pa.
pers. EDITH ny ERS, Admit.
Dec3 OI
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Gold Watches, JeweIry &c.

a fine stock of gold and Silver watches, chains
seas, kDgs, Earrings Coral Bceds and necklaces.
God' Silver and Steel Spectacles, Glasses it,
TED to watches and Spectacles.
O. fIhe cutery-knves, Scissors, Razors, Pruning
mair Brushcs-tooth, nail and Flesh Bru, hes.
uckIng combs, new pattern Plated cas,ors,
Candlesticks and Shutters. Tea Trays, mats
DISH covers Looking Glasses in plain gilt frames
Fine glass and china cups and Vases.
yOT1Nn
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South Carolina. ..KershaW District.
ny JOHN X. JOY, Esq. ORDINARY.

ny JOHN X. JOY, Esq. ORDINARY.
Whereas !. D. Murray, applied to me for Letters
Of Administration on al! and singular the goods and
Nhaols, rights and credits OF J. Prince, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased: These are therefore
to cto and admonsh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased to be and appear
district, to be holden at kerShaw court house on
tho G6lh day Of December inst, to show cause If
any they can. why said administration should
not he granted
Given under ny hand and seal, This 18Th day Of
Dccclshur, ju the year cG our Lord one thousand
eight h,,ndrc. and !ory nihc and in the 74lh year
OF american Independence.
r. Joy o. X d.
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grey horse, one lot Of hogs, (about 20 in mum.
ber) 3 guns and some articles of household And
Kitchen furniture Levied on and to be sold as the
property Of James Norry, decd at tho suit Of James
Conner. Tie horse to be sold on Monday. Al the
court house, and the balance at the residences Of
William Hall on Tuesday the second day of sale
Terms s:-Cash-purchaser to pay for nece,va-
y papers. THO. J. WARREN, 3. K. D.
Dee. 3, l949. 40 A