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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

We Away take pleasure i'm to the public all
aboravns and useful inventions One OF the best which
we have Tor long time, Anthony f. ersens lluu
bic Acting Rotary Churn At the rhurnng Yesterday at Il
o'clock, good butter made from sweet milk in three min
W. understand that the propetors rapidly dspos
ing of the rights Tor the different States and to
afford admirable paitputy sale and profitable
invesment.-.NoYth .iHcfc0n and L. 5 Gazette
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mn stones.

.WF!! NFOlfGS.
JNiE Subscribers prepared 10 furnish number Mil
Stones of the very best qnalty at the shortest notice
his establishment, near Backsburg Montgomery county
he will also deliver them al nchhptg any place here
hemay make sale, if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL < LEE I4ynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, BIacksbnrg, Va.
January S.-Nts
p RHN lLnS K 60. Lealsvie, Rocking ham 60
North tiarona asoagcnts Tor he sale oft above Mil
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.EOferi1fs ond E'r0risiGmS for the (0-
nal and EsaiE EsoId

w have in store and shall be receiving every few DAYS
w large stock of Bacon, lar1 Flour NoaSsos Mack
erc Cod Fish, Sugar Coec, Nails, Steel, Iron, Dupon
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse, Sc, which i'll be sold low
and on accommodating terms. tive call before purcha
sing. TINSIfN s TAYLOR
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Double 7ctng RQtnY Chlun.-This is Of those sim
pie winch calculated to be very useful, be-
they truly labo-saN wing We have seen butter
made III three minutes from milk bought streets,
which VAS not likely to be very pure.-Dady Sun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

II rpab'e f1ccHoa.- In despite # the wisdom Of Sol
onion, there something stturnug up almost every
day but have seen nothing in he OF inventions ur
agricultural pun poses that has pIumc such valuable results
does and extremely simple Chup3l which has been
invented and patented by couple OF Eastern gentlemen.
The MAJ hnc l. exceedingly simple and The object elect
Ell by the chcaea action al he introduced
through the milk by suction and agitation, with
stock Of butter is produced in MINUTES TINE! We
shall have more to say o this hcreaer..4ercdnC Courier
The public are invited 10 cali and examine the machine at
Gregory x Royals Lynehburg. 1t combines the following
valuable quate
LIST. 1t produces butter from the same amount of
milk than the ordinary method ii does its work
in thorough and scientific
%. 1t is the cheapest, simplest, and most convenient
Chun invented embodyHg the true philosophical
principle. of butter-ma1ing
3D. New milk after being churEed is sweet and suitable
for family
4th. Instead OF feeding the cali with milk dir Get from the
cowchurned sweet milk will answer every purpose. BY
this process the butter is all profit,
9TH. II sa great laborsayng machine BY simply turn
ing crank butter produced from fresh milk in from three
six minutes, and cream less ut requires
longer time to produce butter II the is cold The
best tcmpcraturei G5 degrecs)
9th. 1t acts upon philosophical principles.
The butter produced by the If the .nchnl
zeal and Chemical .lctjon oftbe fir. BY the revolution of
the dashcr, the is forced between the gobucs of the
upon the side and the production Of
the other, sucks the PARTICLES of cream by the cavities
causing breaking of the gobuleS and a separating olhc
bter PARTICLES OF the from the buttermi ~
fluid portions producing more butter from the <nt
OF milk cream than other ehurn, fo the Simple
that # dOes it. VOL. N thorough manner.
Application Tor he RICH 10 make and Veud the above Valu
able churn any the OF Virginia, cXccpt Rock
ing ham, augusta, Brooke and Washngton) he made
post paid, to JAMES D. GREGORY,
lynclbug, Va.
9r-Gmgory & Royal have the Churns Tor sale.
2R-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

C>ANCY SILK VESTINGS-Oi a superior qualit,
l. and style, Just received hv
Oct S-ts W INTERCOURSE * POTTER
TUBS, TRAYS, BUCKETS, Sc.-For sale, a large lot
J of the above articles. Call aud
MAY 2-ts SMIrIlSON s SrArIAN
S,uGAR AND MoLASSES.-O hand and rerci, ma a
- large lot of extra quality
May 2-ts SMlrllSOS STArU\N.
VlNEGAR-5Oo gallons cider Ninrga for sale low by
~
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DUBLIC sale OF Large and Valuable Farm Angus
u county, SIAumtOn, Virgtnia--on Wednesday,
,oa the farm county Augusta called Bearwaow belong
Chapman Johnson, between
both sides OF tie road from
Mier's together with all It's buildings,
and other
and which hundred
hundred well umbced
wants. large barn, stables, dairy,
buildings gardens, well selected orchard,
Of Catawbs grape,
Iy cultivated with a permanent Improvement
over, cleared Land IL entirely And rush
good of land,
every facility sending products
every lands
vxue opportunity which, hoped will not
The enteTpnsing
II 10 believed that the whole udcousy
ARMS proportion OF wood
clearing cleared
may be-
bid land, invited
division which would suit them, be
undersigned Richmond his brother
William b. johnson, the
and who feel interest the matter all The
formation IN his power.
will the is Of December al which time fun
will delivered purchasers In the
time, purchaser will have the privilege OF putting in
a crop OF small grain.
Term. OF sslcs One purchase money be paid
the balance is.sments, at lo
sale. The credit 10 bear
table notes purchaser deed Of upon the
cry conveyance with covenants Of general warranty
viii made and the security
the credit payments -
sale 10 commence O'Clock, noon the dwelling
simpson Taylor the day above named
The weather unfavor"b on The nc y . Day xsoS
himself and the other dev,secs of O. johnson, deeeased
June J--3txwdkcp
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WILL open reception yisiers the h Of
w that will
to the whole establishments No will be spared in adding
knowing by evidence, positive
almost miraculous eh.c
policy
modaions complete original design, the
their health
Situated in remarkably heuy region, IN full OF the
bold Blue Ridge. aud the vicinity the beautiful village War
horseback
roads, enjoy the seek
the alleys the pistol gallery, the Of billiards. the
heahul The Of and flowers viii
taken their APPROVAL while the ow deer
the gold and silver fish, the elk and the
every taken which expanded beray
comfort and accommodation
hurdle and the fancy ball. masquerade, brilliant
reworks will lend their respective attractions Nor these
designed for the monde only To the holy
given summer, without charge. The
| the church respected throughout the
These Springs IS W miles, according the from
and 80 from Ale xanira Tn weekly will
from both these points till July, when daily lines will be esab
lshed
These Springs the Office books "Waenon
all letters should be dTeced LETT
Warenton the White sulphur Springs, in eenbrer
Of hoard will follows $50 for the whole end
Ocober months; go 35
Sls VI rs per day;
lodging and children under IL old
price charge children under three old When
provided children before
who their the ordinary table will be charged full
| DANIEL WARD,
June Is Superintendent
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BERKELEy SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

THE place oprned and daily
Johns, point the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad, distant only and half miles
Baltimore Washington In the morning, arrive
evening and from Cumberland quarter
II, a m.
all where thermal baths
chronic darrh1a diseases OF the
especially ecsccas In all
sr,res Of the sa peculiar 20 u'e other ssi A. Injury he
bait
long by feet copousy supplied
Temperature of74 deg Fahrenheit,
spout, anda ARTIFICIAL baths
- undersigned, which win accommodate sboo,
throughout with hair
BALTIMORE and
comfort ~ 6and be not inferior to the best hotels
customary PROVIDED and
spared catering establishment Bedford and other
while the immediate neebboood
are fine chaiykeate and sulphur springs.
$40 for first week. with abatement Of
noong say, according
lodging ndaion required.
June 2s-6wd&c JOHN STRoTHER.
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MIR NORRIS / call the senator to order | think
this discussion has gone far enough.
Mr. FOOTE hope may be allowed 10 explain.
Mr. NORRIS | insist the point Of order,
The PRESIDING OFFICER, tMr. DIcxIKsoS in the
chair The point of order is insisted The whole
subject OF disc ussion is considered out of order
Mr. FOOrE Will mol the gentleman allow me sin
gle remark in explanation!
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The senator from Mis-
sour has the floor.
Mr. ATCHlSON then made some remarks and the
business proceeded published in paper OF Friday
last
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SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1850.


Mr. McCLERNAND called for the regular order OF
business
Mr. DUER, rising to a privileged question. moved
correction Of the journaf which was ordered
Mr.. DANIEL moved the suspension OF he rules to 20
into Committee Of the Whole the private calendar
but
Mr. STRONG, rising to a privileged qsssiion, moved
the usual resolution 10 stop the debate the Desere
delegate case II p m Of this day and on this question
he moved the PREVIOUS question. a..
Mr. DANIEL moved 10 lay that resolution on 'hs
table not agreed to.
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u
and choice gown the fer
tile genial soil vi Assam. F" ! 90 !" ("
With the Introduction these atchess
prOpriet0 distribute by lot among the
purchasers quantity equal years profits The
effected
purchaser enclosed the package numbered
certificate emitting him chance in the distribution Tor every
receipts, amounting *S000 the
the value of cent? two
according the fol-
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~ GREEN q TAsrEr, Auet,on.sr..

EXCELLENT PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, CAR
II RIA8E AND HORSE, hc AT AUCTfoN--on Moaday, the
residence Of gentleman declining
Of New York and 9Th
fbc house, 10 o'clock eIcelont
| of
Mahogany sofa, rock chairs, and bureaus
and secretary, and gilt frame glasses
dining, breakfast, and other tables
Tan and sea chars, washstsnds, &c
Feather beds, bedding, b~dsteAds, and mattress
and chamber window curtains, painted shades, &c.
Hail. SOLAR aud other lamps, and candesucks
faror. chamber, and carpets, oil cloth, &C.
Wardfohcs, andirops shovel and tongs, and Tenders
ware toilet ivory handled knives and forks
With other articles which we deem unnecessary 10 enune
Also, family carriage and horse
under Sls, cash 9s, credit Of 60
days FOR satisfactorily endoed bearing interest
GREEN h TAsTET,
July 10 Anenoneers
for rent Inquire the premises G. r.
by-The above sale !. postponed mntn Thursday,
GREEN TAsTET,
July 9a-d hucnoneer
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VO1x E-NECK sHfRTrA fresh supply Of white and fancy
L colorsd yoke neck shirts Just received.
: Also, shirts made 10 order NJ eTEvENsg
July l3-& NO. Browns Hosa'.
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Proposals for Wood.

PvurxvrAav u. g.. July ~, 1850
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals for Wood will he
y once 10Th August, 1850 de
before
cords Of
cords wood Of full length, OF medium sze and free
from limbs and spwood. . "A
July is-A JOSH ELLIS, Warden
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AS prizes In all z,VvWips. Jaw
Those per.on prefer priced receive their
proportion they will be purchased for cash. rednc
ton Of ten per cent. . /,
~ Country agents required Applications to be addressed pos
psd) 10 the Conipanys Depot, as above
JuneI-d3m
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rOv Norfolk, Pin~y Point, and Old Point--Earr He-
duced.
Of July.
0v-.61In~<s making trips week
places leaving Washington every Wednesday and
O'Clock Norfolk
and Thursday Mt 4 O'Clock, p.
Touchng going Pney Point Old Point
river usun landings the Potomac,
Passage TO Piney Point, u.
Passage Old Point, ~ 20 and
during bathing season, ~.
Passage and fare Norfolk, s..
July Att JAMES MITCHELL
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TIME popretors call the attention Of and
Of families, tohe choice and selection OF teas i'm
by this which, by
their fragrance and delcacy combined virgin purity
strength produce surprising richness and favor
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The PRESIDENT pro TEN. laid before the Senate The
following communication from the Hon Thomas Coz
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WIN:
WASHINGTON, July ~, 1850
SR have the honor request that you viii lay before
the Senate the copy OF letter addressed by
me the governor OF ONO.
servant, 49,.
THO. CORWIN.
Hon VIM. Il. KING, President pro TEN OF the Senate,
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speak SIMPLY OF fact which seemed to be
torroos to everybody.
senator from Kentucky which | might with perhaps
very grea, pfopueiy comment upon, but do no, feel
cned to enter into them al all. That senator must know
that entertain the most respect Tor him, and
dency to create any different state OF feeling between
Mr.. CLAY. word Qr two only. certainly am not
disposed IL upon the honorable senator from Masss
chusets the OF an expression which fell upon my
ear
Mr. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts,. Will the honorable
senator allow me TO say one word have ascertained
that IN the only copy OF notes that had that expression
was not found.
Nj. CLAY, dare say the honorable s.nalor has no
recollection of the of the term hui II chose think
cod call upon dozen senators here whose recollec-
ton OF il il coincident with my own. was struck with
IT. was wounded by II. because the calm, classic. and
quiet OF the honorable senator did not lead
expect the OF such expression upon subject 10
delicate, and with regard TO which the public mind
and especially the public mind Of the saveholdng Satea
ia 10 sensitive took up the senator's speech myself
thing that very seldom do with regard to any speech
did not read il through but looked that pasi OF il
had been reported "A think heard the honorable
tor speak. Upon looking at the speech, found that the
expression which gave me Nd much pain had been subs
tuied by the expression OF traffic in slaves in New Mex
so Now. beg the honorable senator consider how
there could he traffic in slaves in New Mexico, without
they were bred there, earned there trafc country
where there were no slaves African slaves whatever
know ~ well IA any aenAor how liable all are, IN INC
occasion regret to others, and to ourselves some
tunes and knowing how much have to AJAX OF the
kindness and forbearance OF Others would De among
me asl 10 press upOA senator the use OF any express
Won when ne does not remember 70 have ING
the use Of which he has dlscaimed Now with regard
to what has occurred between the honorable senator and
myself tlsouk yhess n 4 conviction the psr OF the
honorable senator that he did no, use the EXPRESSION
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thought little egotiscal will read OF numerous
letters received by recently which bear uneqnvoca
testimony TO the condition Of the popular mind IN Misss-
spp This ID a letter which chances TO be my table
at the moment, from OF the richest most intelligent
and patriotic counties in the Staethe county OF Noxu.
bee This letter il numerousiy subscribed by gentlemen
Of Understandings OF both the great political PARTIES and
reads A. follows: Here Mr. FooTE read letter warmly
approving the adjustment bill and his course sup.
port OF it, numerousy subscribed by democrats and wings,
indscrminatey. and proceeded:l The names appended
to this letter have said. among the most respectable
in the State, a. my colleague would be able TO attest as
well as myself Among the numerous letter. OF this
has heretofore seen, especially the from the city OF
Grand Gull, the nearest town 10 his residence.
With such faterng evidences Of popular appreciation
my possession is not likely that shall be easily per.
snaded that my here upon the pending question
N danger Of being hereafter condemned by those whom
II ~ my pride to represent and my ambition repre- cent
faithfully and truly in all things.
As TO the Nashville Convention my colleague does not
know whether they made the Missouri Compromise their
nltmaium or mol but he says and saystruy that they
called II an extreme concession. In this concur II is.
indeed, an extreme concession, and is
IRENE, that wonder il ever should have been adopted.
when terms much better 40 easy to he obtained
But even these terms have struggled bard TO
cure But rejoice to know that il will not be ne
cessay to close any part of our vacant territory TO the c
nsGs me , N. M whole OF according to the
South and the North, without the least discrimination in
favor OF or against either
Mr. DAVIS MT President, promised the Senate
not To tax them with further discussion Of The opinions
and sentiments Of the people Of my State Ny col
league upon former occasion invited to adjourn the
question to the State OF Mississippi. ard accepted his
invitation. will not bring up further than re-
mark that when he showed the paper he has referred
to- told him what thought Of il, and Of the purposes
and views Of those whose signatures appended 10
it. He now brings forward another letter somewhat n
merously signed. doubt not by very respectable men
Mr. FOOTE. (interposing) You cannot deny that they
are good and prominent democrats.
Mr DAVIS. But how many signatures are there ?
Are there more than one hundred in all Now, have
learned what my colleague possibly does not lnQw,ha
were IN ms very county two attempts de to get
up pubic meeting for the purpose OF expressing appro
baton OF the compromise bill and Of the course of
my colleague on IT. both Of which failed This letter
county
Mr. FOOTE, (nterposing) | must be permitted TO
say that no attempt was made to got tho sanatures of
the voters OF the county. II was merely the few
who
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SHERI SAL

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me iii.
rected, will be, sold at Sumter Court House
on the first Monday and day following III
February next, within legal hours of sale,
the highest bidder for Cash. the o,'oow, iiig
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract Of 100. acres of land
moro or less in Salem, levied on as tho pro-
pcrty Of VIM. Nesbit, at the suit of G. u.
Player. az4 .gE,t{5
l negro levied on as the prop
erty Of Henry w. Atkinson, at the suit OF a.
Norris for another.
/ negro, lowed on as the pro-
pcrty Of Jas. Atkinson, at the suitof A. Nor
| ris for another. I
4 negroes levied on as the
property of F. s. Beser, at the suits of J.
w. Campbell, w. C. Dukes, w. Ma,hessen,
and L. l.. Gordon.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of w. F. Butler, at the suit of d. N.
Penich.
/ horse levied on as the prop
erty of Martin Barwick, at the suit Of J..
I.awton. Hr.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of WIN. Il. Brogdun, at the suit of T.
"A. d. HaTy, adt, \.
2 negroes, levied on as the
property OF John A. ColcIough, Sr, at the
suit of s. Blanding, J. T. Solomons, g. Co
Geo. Barton, Daniel Floyd and Il. ]. D!nkills
for r. ]. g. Co.
2negrocs, levied on as the
property Of James Evans, at the suit of W.
Lewis, Ordinary.
10 negroes, levied on as the
property Of Estate Of VIM. Hilton, deceased,
Jas. B. Hilton, Ex'or, at the suit of William
Lewis, Ordinary.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcriy Of James Ray, at the suit Of A., Mo
scs.
l negro, levied on as tho pro-
pcrty Of Rd. Richardson. at the sui, of Jon
nings g. picrson, Thos. G.. Richardson, {. al
and FL Moses.
/ horse and ] wagon levied on
as the property Of G. s. c. Dcsch1mps, at the
suit of Thos. n. Gadsden. Also, one tract
of land in Clarcmont County OF 80 acres
more or less, where A. Baker lives.
cgro levied on rs tho prop
pertv of Jos. ii. Stukos, at the SUIT of l..
Bowie.
! negro, levied on as the pro
perty Of w. w. Stukcs, at the suit of J. T.
Pack
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of r. J. Withcrspoon. at the suit Of A.
J. Moses
, negroes, levied on as the
property OF w. f. Nlcllel,, at the suits Of E.
ID. Foitz, and Jesse Morgan fer another.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of Samuel Lowry at the suit of +. w.
Fraser.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. S. D.
ii Jan, 1851.
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South CaroIiIa sumter Dist.
ss,s I. IN TIE COMMON PLEAS
I ETl,os. ID. Davis ads Mary J. Wells Adm,x

Thos.. d Davis ads Nary J. Wells Adm'x
81 3iSJ9s a.id Ca.f Sa. iiIl;s}ea 8st
Thomas Davis who isiHi the custody OF
the sheriff Of Sumter District, by virtue Of q
writ,of capias nd. ad.satisfaciepdum attl,ssu OF
Of Mary J.Wells adm'x. having filed In my
Office, iogethcr3wi,h aschodulc, on oath, OF
,hisestatoa aud cfiects, his petition tt the Court
Of Common Pleas, praying that he may bend
imitted.te the benefit ofthe actsofthe Gcner.
alAssemby made for the relief of insolycnt
debtors 1t is ordered, that the said Mary J..
Wells, adm'x and all other the creditors 10
whom the said Thomas D. Davis is in any
wise indebted, lc, and they are hereby sum
moned, and have notice to appear before the
said Court, at Sumter Court House. on the
second Monday after the fourth Monday in
March next, to sllew cause, ii any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted
s.eG J. d. JONES, c. c. p. s.
Office nf Common Pleas, :, D..
Sumter Dist Jan, 7ill 1855. ON
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Fare Reduced to s. 90 from
IJlss q
Charle Co New Z or,b u.

~ tSS&SSSAkStSbO$S w Ssss w ~ VI 1af ~
THE GREAT MAIL. s61IJTE FROM
i.}.. CHARLESTON N, s. IS S.
vi LEANING the Wharf at stba foul of Isat.-
reIls-st. daily at 3, nj. after The arrival OF
5theiSoutilcrn cars via wv II.sIt NGIl Hsaiisi
WEf.DON,fll.iE PF5I,lsIessIst tfIt q, H Gil -s
MOND, to "a 8sYAStfINGTe)Ns Fl 3AEsT'I-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA "a and n % RK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers Of this line, f from rlestoi, TO
Wilmington, arc in first rate condition, d nd
aro nayigated hy vel knoW.n md perienced
commanders, and The railroads are iii fine Or
der. iherebwsecur:ng 10th satet and dispatch.
a THROUGH sFiClsIii'fiss r. having a1feady
;boen in operation y:iilbefeuHtiHleds on and
alter The iirstof Oct. Is 10, as tefmauant ar
'raligenent from Charleston To- New 5zJ Y ork
Passengers awaiting Is lB;lI
have the option either t0 continue without
delay through the route or otherwise. 20 stoi,
at any Of the intermediate points, rene
THEN seats on the line. 70 suit their conye-
nIenct. BY this route traveller ma reach
New York on ti!e third day during brsiuega
hours. Baggage VIII he tickaiei on board +
the Steiner to Weldon, as 4iikeSise on III,
change of cars. at the intermediate ,;oi,Y.s
from thence To n. York. Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone be had from 10. Ms
low, Agent of the Wilmington and gRaieigls
X. X. Company, ut the Office ofthe COMPANY
foot OF Laurens-street, to whom please apply,
For other information inquire 1f IS y I,
&c. DUNCAN, 81 T9 9..
At the American Hotel, Charleston S. q.
Nav 8 40 s.;s lY
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S0uih-Cnr0iin0---Su,nte1' S Dist

ny ". m W fo, i'HY., o'uHHFy JO! EdM
District.
Whereas, John Watics, hath applied 10 me
FOR LpncrS cf Administration, debons non,
on all and singular the goods and chatcls,
rights and credits OF Marnh II. Waitics, and
DR.. Thomas Waities, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, tho kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Cour, Tor the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 25th day of January next, to
shew cause, if any, why tho said a,lmnistra-
ton should not be granted. s aH&.
Given under my hand and seai, this 10Th
Y day OF January, in the year of our
IT,. g.. Lord, one thousand eight hundrcd and
forty-nine, and in the 74th year OF
American Independence. SSS
w. LEWIS, o. $. u.
Jan. Ia, 1850 sf.'j l2 q