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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
SAM Ell THOMAS
JANIS ICHIN-ON
J.. O. RIEDEL g
COMMISSIONER,S NOTIcE

1Nr Office Is hereby =. zen - all per-ou, having
/ - claims against the estate OF John y 7ee
late oil Iowa county. deceased. that tae 81 .s-.
signed have been appointed Commissioners 20 r..
cei'e examine adjust and allow alI claims adj
demands OF all persons against said estate ar ta4.
We will meet al the office of Ama>a Cobb is.
a. Fran ll.n. 10 sad county. OF the Twin tgsa
December. A. ID 1854 at tie hour 81 oc.er.
A. NJ, Tor the purpose OF di>charg.ng TIE a##.,
OF our SAID 9th -, when ard where an 4, Gas
/ against the estate of said deceased may Be- pc
>ented and allowed
l.. Is GOOD ELL. II. NcCRACKfN all
c q. RoDOLF-C, n,aussle.,re
Franklin. MS, Oct II. $50 l5.-4
state OF Wisconsin ;
Iowa County. IS rs'"'e OF JAMES I' 1850
1hona' Vance having filed his r,-t- u
the county court praying administrator, H
estate OF James l.. Venice. latr O. sad cor-. &.
ceased notice : hereby gwen 20 ajl l,r-.- j.
erested thar a herring viii he had upsn ST +.
titIon at a term Of The coun-y court ir sr 3.
the county o. Iowa next 10 BE- ioid,ua. e r.--
house in AilGera POINT on the somll 3irt.r
November next when au3 where those d. I-...
Will be heard wiz the praj e. OF The .el.-ae
should not b. gral.ied
FARLEY EATON. C1un-y Iaize
Dated October -91h. 1851 4--3w
l. =
i: given that hv virtue 81 a WHIT III. ~
81 u ont e the Unittd States District Ctu.f.
the District OF v i~c..ueiu and io me q roa..-
again i the guuds, and chali-lS. lands.
irrrineuIs e Jotn Adams ans iu favor be
Ia ted States. di ou The 2jtb # SCI te. f.
ID. 1850. levy on al the RIGHT iiie and
terrSt at The saId JDhn dams Of iu and L. t.t
following tracts OF .aud aud tow, l,ts,
VII the north ta>t quaitrr # SECTION iugat'
twenty POI aud the east half If the 5aut. .s%
quarter If secgint. number seventeen { =. .
township number sly l5l n"rh. range ur'
her Three e'si. aLd also o IS right u.
ella III aud interest # Ia and Ia the laltaNH-
tow Al lots In the tnwn 1T Dodgevii.e, ro o#
lot number one n ia bl'ck number gi'-e
IL In ~ qlls"Iis addition tn said town. T.
lot number iWn , ia block nuiuhrr -ll-r
L6 a. Ter plat Of 4. " omiott IS
said lands and town lets are situated Do
county of Iowa and State of " IScnr.>iu. a..
which will expose tn sale ~ public 'n'cH
the FROM d1nr 4, + the crurf house - Alufa
Point in said cnuuty "u ;,.oiG DAY Tie 2jih
Of N"veuher A 1850. between Jhr t.a"
of 10 n'cl,ck a. VI. aud ( n'ciccS i. ~
said day t" the hiuhrsi and best b.dde,
cash 10 satisfy said wr't.aud costs.
LII. COTTON.
Z ). .HGrshGi Lj,f. - IS.
BY GEORGE NEssERsMl 80.
Deputy ifnrshai. iotr1 Co- u is.
Godgevile Iowa Co. WIS. +
40 If Septem er 18th 1880
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

Bora>y By" q, Nosrn AnERIcA.-
1t Is stated in the London Daily News
that the British Government will proba-
bly, make purchase of the Island Of An
tier ~, in the Calf of St. Lawrence. vi h
the design Of establishing upon it a col
ony OF couv,cts to answer the purposes
Of tn, intel Kingdom and the pro,il-
tcs The Island Is from 90 to 100 miles
IN length and 20 or > in width 1t i
unInhabjted. situated II the mouth Of the
river st Lawrence. and regarded As a
dangerous obstacle to navigation. In case
such project should be carried out har-
Dor viii of course be constructed t4ere.
by convict labor. and the place become a
resort for shipping Another motive to
the enterprise, is the cheapness of the
cost of transporting the conviets TO the
Island as eompsred with the cost of con
veyius them to Van Dieman's Land.
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rs
John :. Walker.
TN pursuance Of a decretal q
- above entitled cau-e by the
In
Chancery
To
T ore 10 Sc
Mortgage


I'm pursuance OF decretal order made IN the
- above entitled cause BIZ the circuit court for
. { Co'nfv and tate a ore>ad. setting as a Court
of Chance-y. the Hon. Mortimer VI jackson presi-
ding a. te III of said court begun and held al the
Court House IN the town OF Msne9ai Point on the
2lst day OF October. f. ID. 1880. on the IIth
dav of the Term. viii be sold al Auction at the
front door OF the Court House. 10 The highest and
best bidder. or cash. un the 2S;h " of December
next. betw cen the hours of I o clock n VI and
clock 2. NJ o. said day the follow, ing described
premises. viz The north east quarter Of the north
east quarter of section number tWentv-four (z4)
in Township number eight (s) north of Range
number Gve (5l east, in Iowa County. State Of
Wisconsin. together with al AMI singular tie ap
pGr'enanres right. privileges and advantages the
same belonging
I nYr.r 1 pn;s+ LEVI STERLING Sheriff
WI, 80 Iowa County Wis.
NAsHhUhS2 Il WooDYAN. fifty S for SoFs
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Posr OFFICE, Chicago, III. I
Nov. 18th. 1850. {

SIN. Your letter Of the 18th inst. and 'rele-
graph communicatin were received to-day AMI
regret that your mail matter has been so long
detained on the way. The Post Master at
Beloit represented to Us, that new route had
been established by The gay Of his office.
which would give to your Office, and others
mentioned, much better mail facilities then
you had been accustomed 10, we therefore sent
all your mail that way. Hereafter you will
receive il by Gaiena
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

- The Woman's Rights Convention, held
At y "rceStrr, Mass, ciu>ed lis lahors nn
FharSfAy afternoon. Among the resolution
passed was the following.
Whereas. the very contracted sphere Of
action prescribed fir woman. arising from an
urJuss view uf her natural capacities and pow
eTs. and from the Infringement If her Just rights
as an equa. Nth man. Is highly injurious TO
he ! lay seal. mental, and neral evelopemeut
Therrfore
Resolved. That we will not cease our en-
deiv'rS u secure fAr he, political, legal. aad
social equality with man until her proper
sphere Is deirrH ned by " hat alone should
determined i, her powc and capacities
strengthened and refined by an education in
accordance with her nature
The principal actors ia the convention We e
the usu.l leading spirit. male and feuae. Of
the ultra abolition MEETINGS. viz: = William
Lloyd Garrison, Stephen ). FoSt~r. Nm. a.
Thinning. Samuel J. May. Frederick Doug
N. Pirher Pall>hury. Lucretia MeIt, Abby
Kelly Foster, Sarah J Kenny. sc
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Respectfully yours,
G. W. DOLE, p. NJ.

Per IN. III ADAMS ag't.
To Joseph Smith Esq. P. NJ. Mineral Point.
GFAnoIhrr large EASTERN natl was rrcriv
ed 10 tI,isl lac, yesterday. VIA Brloit. Leitcrs
and papers that should have been received 1t
week ag,. have thus been detainrd.
IL Quite an excitement prevailed in
this town, on Monday night last among
the stage coaches, buggies. signs. stoves
wood piles barrels boxes &c &c many
of which changed locations. during the
night We reluently hear Of large
number of removals IN a single day but
we have never read Of the most ultra par
y administration making so many reno
walls during a single night as were made
in this town during Monday night II
Various surmiSes are afloat as to the cause
Some suppose II to have been q cclcbra-
ton Of the ) Of T. from the fact that a
barrel Of Vinegar was e,nptled into the
streets Others are Of the o. inion that
some part of the proceedings were il ac
cordance with an order from the Board
Of Supervisors, to supply the poor with
wood from the piles of those who had an
abundance And others, again, think it
must have been a SPECIAL session Of the
Wisconsin, Legislature, called for the es-
peeial benefit of the newly elected mem
Der from this place who it is said partici-
pated largely in the proceedings BE the
cause what it may it was a perfect row
dIsgrace.ul TO any place
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Henry p. Peck. and
Theophelus L Baker.
merchants and CO part
ners. trading and don 2
business under the nan e
firm and style OF Peek
K Baker,
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~ JnknOwn TO whom the above lands
re assessed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

r. INSEED OILS bbls. of Linsee ea,S KS
- sale by THEO koDON'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

CUT Io,ea County. HTsconsin.
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FARLEY EATON. C1un-v 7 .i-e
! Dated October -tTh. 1851 4-av
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-05
Head Quarters.

ORDER NO--.-
The following Troops will Parade for REVIEW
and DRILL at the times and places mentioned, viz:
TIE Uniform Companies o. the 18th and l7th
Regiments, and the Isl Regiment of Artillery and
the Charleston IIussar<. on Friday, the 22d Of Feb
ruary.
Tie 18Th Regiment of infantry at Ridgevc, on
Tuesday, the 25h of February.
The Upper B,talion of the 10Th Regiment at
Black Oak Lock (or Club House, on Saturday, the
2d of March.
The 9Th Regiment Of Cavalry at or near Brad
10y g. Brittons Ferry (suuth side) on Thurday, the
lsi Of March.
The Bad Regiment Of Infantry at Conwayboro,
on Saturday, the 9th OF Slarcli.
The 32d Regiment al Marion Court House, on
Tuesday, the l2th Of March.
The 29th Regiment of Infantry at Darlington
Court HOUSE, nn Thursday, the 18th of March.
The 7lh Regiment uf Cavalry at or near Dar-
Iington Court House, on Saturday, the 10th OF
March.
The 30h Regiment Of Infantry at Bennettsville,
on Tuesday. the 10Th of March,
The 13rh Regiment at Chesterfield, on Thurs
da', the 2lsl nf March,
The 3lst Regiment at Lancaster, on Saturday,
the 2:]I of March.
The 2sd Regiment IA, Camden, on Tuesday, the
% h Of March,
The Goth Regiment at Swimming Pens on
Thursday, the :2S:h of March.
The 4l,ll Regiment at Sumtervc, on Saturday.
tie }0:h Of March.
The commissioned and non- commissioned off,
GERS will assemble previously at The place OF rem
dezvous Of their respective Regiments or Battal.
ions, for Drill and lnsttucinn.
The Majnr Ge' erals and Brigadler Generals will
with their Staff attend the Reviews in tl.eir re-
Sprctve commands
The Brigadicr General, are charged with the
extension ol this order.
All the Troops and Arms will be inspected ex'
cept at Charleston.
by order Of the commander -chet.
J. W. CANTEY,
Alju:ant and lnspcc or General.
Feb s. 10 wit
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DIED.,

In this District The lGth instant at tho rcsdcr CO
Of his father, Mr.. JAMES L. KTLGORE, in the
2sth year Of his uge. ing wife and three Children
aud large circle Of relations and friends to mourn his
premature DEATH Amube and kind all the relations
of f., he wus worthy to bc admired and beloved We
nro sometimes led 10 wonder al The dispcnsation of
Providence when The young are suddenly removed in
the midst Of usefulness and the bl'om oi liln When
hopes have clustered thick about hem and their pre-
senco gives pleasure. how soon, aus 1t turned l."
pain when we behold their lovely forms cold in death
-sna,chcd from fond embrace, and carried to that
bourne from whence traveller can return"
Thou art gone to the grave hut wew not delorc thee
Though sorrow an'l darkness encompass the tomb.
rhy Savior hns passed through its portals hcfnrc thee,
And the lamp of his love is thy guide through the gloom
hou nrt gone to the grave, but will not deroe thee
Whose God wax thy ransom. thy guardian and guide:
e gave thee; lie took thee and he will restore thee,
And death has no sting for the Savior has died.
W
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
Jan. 10.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the house "el known as
The "CROSS KEYS" formerly Kept by Mr..
WIN. McKain in the own of Camden, where he
is prep red to accommodate travellers and board
ers at reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel
the same quiet at.sad as at home, are invited 10
give him call.
Travellers acc5thtiHdatcd for single night, and
breakfast in time fot the cars III the morning, at
moderate charses J. B F. BOONE,
Feb. 2-9=if Proprietor.
cr SOUTH Caridnian will copy if''.weeky. and Tenn.
pemncc Advocate and Sumter BIritr weekly until fur
tller WHstp!
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Sou!h-Ca,'0Iiit0,
kERSIIAW DISTRICT.

By John K. Joy, Esquire Ordinary for said District.
Whereas Jesse Kilgore applied to me for letters
of admiRisration with lie will annexedi on all and
singular the goods and clattels rights and credits
of James L. kgore, late Of tire District aforesaid,
deceased: These ares sthereforc, TO cite and admo.
nish all and singular the kindred and creditors CT
the said deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinlry's Court for the said District, TO
he holden at Camden on the fifteenth day of Feb
ruary next, to show cause, if any, why tie said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 30th day Of
January, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred. and fifty and in the seventy
frurll year of American independence.
Feb 2-9-4i7 JOHN r. JOY, o. K. D.
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A most complete assortment Of all the heavy
Cotton Fabrics for Plantation Use,

Together with large stock of bleached and brown
Dolnestics, colored Co:tonalrs, &c. &c.
Purchasers can always depend upon finding the
newest styles of Goods Imported, as an agent is
always in the maket to supply us with the mos,
fashionable Goods. In a word, The stock will be
found to embrace almost every article in the Dry
Goods line, which will be offered at the
05LOWESf POSSIBLE PRICES.A
N Bile has mad large additions to his
Wholesale Rooms. and will be prepared TO offer
Merchants an unusually traclive stock, and in
,iies the attention of all who wish To purchase
Goods at I,o,c Prices for Cash or Prompt Pay.
February 1850. 10 w3m
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GEoRG1A.-Thc House of Representatives
at Mille,lycville. Saturday last. after an ami
mated debate ol three DAYS, passed without a
mpnlment. and by decisive vote, The strong
and comprehensive resolutions on The slavery
question reported hy the Committee on Federal
Relations. While the finsp was acting on this
subject, "a message from The Governor was
annnunced. accompanying series OF rrs"lu-
,...,< from The State of CONNECTICUT on the sub.
.'of slavery. The m"ssag" was immediate.
'ai"n mp and the resoui"ns read. o. mo.
I, { Mr.. Jones, the G"rrrn"r, by unani.
,un,,> vote, was requested To return these rrso
ln.ions, under blank cover. To the Executive
of Connecticut. 1t was also resolved by a
unanimous vote. that the resolutions lately re.
ceived from Vermont, upon the same subject,
lie returned under blank cover to the ESrcu.
tive of Vermont. ], was further resolved that
all similar resolutions should in like manner
he returned to The Executive from whom they
were sent"
hil to provide tar ihr railing of State
Convention in the event Of the anti-slavery nc.
tion Of Congress in modes specified, was also
passed on Saturday, by ayes ii, NOES IL.
Mercury.
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,nAIl ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MNL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Dne Daily at :: * VI.
Closes - !f.M VI.
NORTHERN MAIL. VIA cnERAw, sc.
Due daily ut "A. W.
Closes " {: L. vi.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
c,os.. C%s daily at :; :: :; sP:M. ?: H.
GA Way Bag will b.; kept open, for the reception
Charleston letters until 4 o'clock g. VI.
WESTERN MAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, S. C.
cI"sts c%s s''!y' At ;: : : 9P. N.
SUMTER Drsrarcr MAILS, VIA srATEnrRG. = c
Due Daily. at * VI.
Closes - :: 3r. W.
es-Way Mails for Offices on tie South Carolina Raj
Road close laiv at5 p VI.
CHARLOTTE MAIL. VIA LANCASTER c. II. s.
Due Tuesday and Thursday. Sunday. a! 3P. NJ
Closes Monday "Wednesday d Saturday. nt 4.
yoRKvILLE MAZE, VIA RED tILL, &c.
Cls~s G s'rni same day. ~ at ;: i! N.
LYScMwonD NAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, /: y. ~
Closes same day, at +. VI.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at g A. M.-C!usc nj p. VI. Open NJ p. VI
Close p NJ and open half hour after the arrival of the
Southern Nails in the evening. w
On the Sabbath. open from 9 10 10 \. VI. AMI half an
hour cr the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
Postage Stamps for sale.
July 1879 }. \. GAllE"EI.l. r. VI.
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state of South Carolina,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.

Certificate of Limited Partnership between Ed
WIN p. STARR and E. WlLMoT WALTER, under
the name of STARR g. WALTER, ROBERT MARTIN,
JOHN r. nUKEs, THOMAS II. C.! DnEEs. and WILL
LIAM NJ. LUBs6tS, all residing at Charlest6n; PAUL
F. VtLLEPIeUf and JAMES J. VriiEPrGUE, Of Cam
den, S. &. under the name Of p. F. VILLEPreuE g.
Son =; ard c. J. SHANNON, also of Camden, sfore-
said
This certificate hereby witncsseth that !he un-
dcrsigned have, by virtue of an Act of the General
Assembly of South Carolina entitled AL act to au-
horze The fofmatdi Limited Partnerships; FORM
ed limited Partretshipi AS folluws.
LIST. The name of The firm ,undet which such
Partnership shall be CohdGcted is WIN. Nj LUB-
BOOK & co.
I'd. The general nature Of the business to be
transacted is the transportation of Passengers,
Products of the soil, ard Merchandise. in and by
the steamboat Robert Martini" 10 be owned by
said Partnership.
the other parties above written and Undersigned,
are all special partners.
4th. Robert Martin has contributed three thou
sand. dollars, Starr s. Walter have contributed
twenty-five hundred dollars, p F. VIlepigue &
Son have contributed fifteen, hundred dollars and
jain r. Dukes and Y. II. e. Dukes have each con.
tribtted one thousand dHlars, and e. J. Shannon
has c"u!fibute i've hundred dollars to the common
stock of said Partnership.
5th. The said Partnership commences on the
tl,ry-frst day of December, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and t"rty.nile, and shal terminate
on the thirty first day of December; ohe thousand
eight hundred and ffty.hree.
EDWIN P. STARR,
+. WILMoT WALTER,
RosERf MhRTiN,
JollS r Dukes,
TiIoS. II. G DUKES,
PAUL F. VILLEPIcUE,
JAMES J. VlLLEPIGuE,
CHAs. J. SHANNON,
WILLIAM NJ. LUBBOCK.
Jan. TO- 5 s6t
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CHARLESTON, S. G.
SPRING OF 1850.
w. G. BAN CROFT,
253 und 255 King Street,

253 and 255 King Street,
Is now receiving and offers 10 purchasers Of
DRY GOODS, vino may visit lbe city, one of the
Largest stocks Of Rich s. Desirable Goods
ever offered in Charleston. II wing made exten-
sive arrangements for Spring salts, he confidently
invites purchasers 10 his sto"k, as it is
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
II will sftihface all the varieties Of new afd
Elegant Silks, both black and colored
Grenadines. Silk Muslins; Tissues
Barages, both plain and printed
Printed French Muslins
Ginghams, Gingham huslins, Prints
Alpacas, Bombazines, Chalys
Embroideries of various styles
Evening Dress Goods, in variety ofs'yle and fabric
White Goods of all Il various qualities
Elegant Grape, Lace, Silk and Muslin ShawIs and
Nantes
Linen and Linen fabrics
Ilusrcry, Gloves, Under Vests, (silk merno and
cottnn)
Embroidered Revcre-s,ilch and plain Liner Cam
brio El'd'kfs. (grcut varety)
~ALSn-
Goods for Gentlemen's Wear,
In all lie ica,ng styles Of Wooen, Linen and
Cotton Fabrics.
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Estate Sale.

By permission OF John R. Joy, Ordinary of Ker.
shaw District, will be sold at the late residence OF
John Branncn, deceased, on the lith day of Feb
ruary a part ofhe personal Estate Of said deceas'
ed, consisting of two horses, (one of taem tho
rough.bred sfallion,) Jersey wagons stock hogs
cattle, oxen, &c.
Terms:-A credit till the first day OF tatssa'y
next, with note bearing interest from day OF sale,
with good personal security. u.,
JOHN BRANTE VI.
WILLIAM OUTLAW.
Feb 2 u
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Gloves, &c.

Just opened, direct from New York, Ladies'
White, Black, and Colored Kid Gloves, Of su.
perior quality; also, Plain Black Silks, and
Coiored do. {; Rich Mohair Lu<tres Fine Bonn.
bazines; Plain and Fancy Cashmeres; Ladies'
Merino Vesls; Clear Lawn Handkerchief
Cotton, Thread, and Linen Edgings. Inscrlings,
&c. E. W. BONNEY.
JAM 80 8 If
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SOuth-CarOIina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

ny JOHN H. JOY. ESQUIRE. ORDINARY roR SAID DIsTRI
Whereas lillian Talbert applied to me for Le
ters of Administration on al! and singular the good
and chate<. rights and credits OF s. J. Talbert,
late of the district aforesaid, decd:
These are therefore 10 cite and adhonish
and singular the kindred and creditors of the sa''d
deceased, to be and appear before me al our next
Orlinary's Court for the said district, to be holden
at Kershaw court house on the 18th day of Feb
ruary to show cause il any they can, why said
admins. ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Both day Of
January, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty, and in the 7ith year
of American independence.
J. R. JOY, o. X. d.
Feb. 3 At
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CONSlGNEES PER RAIL ROAD.

OV.NSlu.N LIII0 EI'e 'k''''1 -. ~
G.. Malhc>nn, r. X. Curet"n, \. p. Springs,
Moore & Belchcr. F. l.. Zrmp. Rogers &
Spencer, B. Julian, S. ". Brown. 4. W. Bnis.
II. Holleyman, J. A. McNeely, S. Ciplrs, T.
Bonncll IL Co., H. Levy Il Son, j. Kgore,
W. F.. White, J. 4 sadlrr, N. NnybIum, ]. 4.
Hasclline. J. Cantcy, J. Rossrr, f. W. Bon.
ncy, N. d. Baxler, J. O. Wallace, F.. Lonrr-
gan, S. B. Massey. Fhifr & York, W. Muir.
ply. J. Charlcswor,h, J. ]. Wade.
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so Likely Negroes for Sale.

Will be sold at the Court House in Camden on
Tuesday the l9lI instant, Fifty Valuable Negroes,
belonging to the Estate Of l.. Jones.
Terms of Saie:-Oae.6flh cash, the balance
PAYABLE in one and two years, in equal annual in.
staments, with interest payable annually until the
whole amount is paid payment to be secured by
bond, and mortgage of the property and approved
personal security purchasers to Fay for pal ers.
J.. J. PATTERS IN, Agt. for Ex'trx.
OF Carninian, Charleston Mercury, and Sumter BAN
ner plcnsc cnpy. C?t
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Lost,

On Saturday nj h. last, Pocket Book con ain
ing a Note of Hand on John f. Peay, for two
hundred and forty three dollars. and a Due Bill
for seven dulIars, dated sometime in Febru ry.
1878; a Note on Miles Simpson for fifty dollars,
part of which has been paid-a balance of sixteen
dollars being due--an order on I. p. MickIc for
nine dollars, and number of Receipts.
Feb Sit Ii. GUPl1lLlI.
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rally, for the patronage bestowed upon him during
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 4. 1850.

CnARLEsTnS, Feb. 4. 1850.
CorroS The appearance in the Up!and
market, nn Saturday. Of two or three modrra'"
buyers. relieved in measure the dullnrss and
depression which had prevailed since The pre-.
crdng Tuesday=-and prices without any ma
tcrial improvement, were nevertheless mnch
frmrr and in favor of hoders--,hc sales reach.
ed l6i5 bales, at 3 to l2 l3 l6.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 9.
The Cotton market was heavy yesterday. the
sales amounting To barely 800 baless-Ald'
ding, III 4.-Char. McrcutJ.