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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.

M KS. M Il. BEACH,
MISS S. J. TURNKEY,
PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
three years past. of the excellence Of Mrs.
Beach's mode of teaching, ard Gun therefore
speak viii conf deEce in commencing her to the
public. Her former expe renee as the head of n
Female Seminary in New England. her famil-
arity with all TIE branches necessary to be taught
her unliring energy, love Of the work of instrr
ton; and peculiar tact in discipline, combir 4
render her one Of the best instructors 10 Wis u
the education ofyoung ladies' can be entrusted.
Rev. GEO. BURROWS, Col. J. }. IlEcKARr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq. MIR. J. W. ABRAH.Ms.
Mr.. EDWIN WILMER, MIR. J. l.. MAXWELL,
q. PuRs ELL 81. Port Deposit, Nd
N. b. Tlulstitution is situated Oh the 70
interscctlng Brl-ait and Wilmington iua
between Port Deposit and Battle Swamp.
county, Md. The location is very elevated
surrounded by large and beautiful gro,ew
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports, and NC
protected by he foliage from the rays the sand
Daily inlcr' curse may be hud by Steamboat 70
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. s
deduction made Tor voluntary abst nee dur Q
term time. The Teacher will exercise arcnc
care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
ca ton Of this institution ns having been one of
til most healthy residences instheEcountry.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER r0sident.)
A lien Anderson, Esq. II. b. Broughton, NJ. D.
William Norris, VI. d. W. Is. Rowland,
John Evans, Jan II, so.
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Manuf 1Ct0ry o. & u,nU~ .-o--- -
No. 52a Chesnnt Street above second,
PHILADELPHIA

No. O~a IHeSHW '>tTtti uOoCe StCOH",
PHILADELPHIA
yEyHE uhseribcr respectfully solcits pub
u attention to his superior and A,tl
stock Of
Pocket Books, Pocket Knives,
Bankers Cases, and lso fine Cutlery,
Bill Books, Gold Pens and Pencil :
Dressing Cases, Sega Cases,
Card Cases, Chess Men,
Port Monuies Back Cannon BoaIds,
Z .irscs, Bomilos &c, &c.
His assortment consists OF the most fash ION
bic aud modern styles; of the finest qua ice
and excellent workmanship, embracing EVIL
desirable fancy pattern, which he will at
times be prepared tn exhibit and furnish whole
sui or retail on the most pleasing terms.
lSPurchasers who desire TO supply th+ml
selves with articles Of she best quality Will cts
suit their own interests by calling at this ebcns
llshnent. F. H. ShlI
Pocket Book Manuf
52A Chestnut
Phjlada, Aug, IS, '49-6m.
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7 OOk OUT FOR TllErBARGAINS. A
Idiot Of Of Ready-made Winter Clothing,
made in substantial manner, Is offered at cost,
to make room for Spring supply. Now is
your time TO buy cheap Goats, Vests, and pants,
a. | am determined to undcrscll any establish
ment in town. VIM. PELL.
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Sheriffs Sale.

By virtue OF sundry writs OF Vend,.
toni Exponas issued out of Cecil county
Court, two at the suit OF John Hopkin.
and Phillip Hopkins, surviving partne
OF Mahlon Hopkins, one at the suit Of
Colrdge & WITH, one at the suit oil
Shuts aud Rax, one at the suit OF VII
li,mson Burroughs and Clark, me at the
suit of Moon, Heyle & Co. one OF the
SUIT of NJ. Reed s. Go. and one a, the
suit Of Armstrong & Haines, against the
lands and tenements Of Thomas C.. Ca
zier, and TO me directed | have siezed
aud taken in execution all the right, IT,
tie, i.teres, and .state Of the said Thomas
e. Cazier, in and to the tracts Or parcels
Of land lying on North East river in &C.
Gil county following, that s to say IN all
that trac, or parcel OF land Contracting
1924 ACRES,
conveyedto the said Thomas c. Caz;sr,
by Augustus Miller, Trustee. by deed da-
ted l6tn February 1885, and also in all
the land devised to he said homas c.
Cazirr, by the last will and testament Of
his deceased father Thomas Cazicr, con-
sisting ola lrac, Of land called WARE
HAM ) PURCHASE, with a small tract
adjoining 1anbes Point called HILLS
PURCHASE, containing together
1873 ACRES,
and tract of land Containing 25 Acres,
9 Roads and 80 Purchase, conveyed by
William Prarcr t. the sand Thomas Ca
zirr deceased by deed dated Oct. 81 1918.
And hsrrhy give notice tina, on
THURSDAY the 14th day OF March
next, at the Court House door IN the
Town OF Elkton, will offer for Sale the
said property so siezed and taken in Ex-
ecution bv Public Auction to the highest
bidder tor Cash. Sale to commence at
2 o'clock p NJ.
BENZ. SERGEANT,
Late She H Cecil county.
Elk'on, Feb. 16 1850.
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MOTE PAPER, Envelopes, Fancy waters,
~ Drawing Paper, Tissue paper, Drawing
Pencils, Bristol Board. Paper weights. Gutta
P-rrha Rubhcra, just received and for sale ny
Jan 10 1850 "''' Brown & Mo Inttre.
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SLOOP FOR SALE.

II will offer my Sloop "GEORGEANNA
LPEA co." at PUBLIC Sale, on THURSDAY,
the 2Ist Of February. She is now lying in
Piney Creek, whore Persons can view her at any
time she il SO tons burden. Also, good scow,
wheelbarrows, aid other articles, which will be
sold separate. LEVI klRk.
n B. The above will be sold At Piney
Creek Landing, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Feb end, lS50-2w
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FOR RENT.

The Dwelling ana Shoe Store now in
The occupancy Of John H. BiddIe, where
a business OF from &25O0 to $4,000 and
upwards has been done for some years
To suitable tenant it would be deSi-
rable stand, inquire of the Subscriber on
the premises. o,-
JOHN L. CLAYTON.
Pivot Bridge, Feb. 9, '52-3w (Pd)
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MILL TO LET

The MILL on Little Elk, q miles
Northwest of Elkton, on the property
formerly occupied by Mr.. Mackall. En-
quire of J. G.. Groolne, Esq, Elkton, or ON
the premises. dec. ~.
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NOTICE is hereby given. to the crcd'totso
~ Charles r. F. Foster, that personal dis
charge hath been granted To said debtor, md
thut The frs, Monday IN April being the first
day of our County Court next succeeding this
date, hath been set apart for the final hearing
in his case, where his cred itors may attend, and
show cause. if any they have, why a final uIs
charge si.aI not be granted said debtor.
Test X. G. HOLIDAY OK.
Dec 29.-Sn. OF Cecil Go. CoGrl.
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LOOK HERE! CHEAPER
FL THAN EVER Just received a
@A-H .Aslp, of cheap GUMS from auction
"a which are now selling !, very cheap aea!
OND and PINE SITS, Philadelphia Mems for
5Oc,s, Women's for %, and Children for IL IL
Oid Ours mrnLed or ,nken in exchange Tor
new. BOOTS and SHOES equally AS cheap
A liberal discount to dealers.
Don't forgct-it is the lower corner OF SEC-
OND and PINE SITS. Philadelphia.
Feb '50-6,n.
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MARRIED. On Oath January by
Rev. John A. Ruth, EDWARD H. TAR
niNG, son of Edward I. Tarring Esq, Of
Port DEPOSIT. to Miss SARAH CHILDs
daughter. Of John Childs Esq, Of West
PHILADELPHIA.
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EsTRAY.

WAS taken up by the subscriber Giving
w near the Delaware line three miles North
East Of Elkton, trespassing on his premises, about
the middle of October last, red and white heii-
or supposed to be two or three years old. Tho
owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her , away:
Dec lI-Sw. THOMAS WILSON.
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I'M ANTED- Black Oak Bark, for which,
w the highest market price will he paid, in
CASH or goods. WM. FELL.
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NAkDW ARE, Qn,ens"are, Giassw
: 2an! Mantle ornaments, fq1 ss!s.y
nsy Gsb ". -
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FEsiLE WRiEsESSES and COMPLAINTS

No remedy that has boen offered to the puoi'c' has
TIE ucdeu UsataeSsGS and .Tessiariitss OF tat SEX
ID BRAsrs PuIMoEARy BALSAm. II makes no inner
encc whether The arrangement be ssPmsssion ereesss
or tdi,er i.cSdeaitl csqtaess-it REGULATES A.Ls
by ,t.e.rths,Hp de system s2ualEing tin ercsahS"'
ssd SOOTHING, and ALi.AY!NG NERVOUS llslaln'
RILlTY Sc onr Panlphl.ts for proof.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON MARKET.
Jan 10, 1850.
Wheat Flour from stote) 525, $50
Wheat, (prime) 10
New Wheat 1e5
Oats (trom wagons) %
Corn, from Wagons, IS
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
BALTihORE MAREEr, Jan. Sl.-Eo sales flour
to-day. Howard st, is held at 1887 with buy
ueat S4,75, City Mills held at IS. Nothing
doing in wheat sales white Corn Sc 4 5Sc, and
yellow 5Sc, Oais 81.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, at
SMITHS GROVE

| The Sessions are Of TWENTY-FIVE weeks, or two
gaarters' duration each, and commence on the
first Wednesday in April and thelast Wednesday
| in September.
Terms for Boarding Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, $40 year,
per quarter, S27 SO
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, IS 90
Drawing and Painting. 90
Music, 10 20; use Of Piano, $500 200
French, 90
Lctin, SEQ
Needle Work, 200
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, 200
The above terms include, besides the common
studies, the various branches of Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
kames Elements, Logic, Watts OH tho Mind,
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, GeoIo-
gy, Mneralogy and Physiology. The French
is taught effectively.
Pupils are requested to furnish their own bed
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

Prom the t..r! TO the Woann, and tho Wo#na ~ satd
de o2eli,, che Is accelerated, aSd tho othef u
r,adsa s-Dprssstd prevent any Oh tho oia1 d,
eases .li.l frequently arise in consequence VI suci
change.
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Most Es0rrid Scrofulas

cured all the WssrS md rvscrcd him to AsGhh end
sengt that he able cork aad attend 10 bsss-
asen, he had formerly done
This cure Is ot,i.fsd 10 by FoUnTEES RESPECTABLE
WITNESSES viz: by Doel. 7AcS Htitc1s Of the
nost respectable physicians OF Romn-by Mr. G. B.
Brown proprietor aud keeper of tue West Rome hotel
by hGssrS Bissel Leonard, Wholesale and retail
drusg!s and b. s.sssa otter perssA, al residenu of
kone
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CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE.
BY ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH.

The first STATE Ia the cure which ebectsd
In Wr. J. b. H1sk.n, OF Rome, Oneidn Co. N Y, and
risk not any of our veracity when say that this
Ia tie for and hnpccSs Of 81 ta
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA DIVISION.

lIENERAL ORDER.
ALL applications for Arms and Acquire
ments will in future be made to the Comman.
der Chief direct.
Each application must contain the actuel
strength of the Company, the number and
character OF arms anh -",rements on hand,
ana the number and = of arms and ac-
contremcnts requir| event will any
rcqnlstion be complied " il all the old
or useless arms and accol .rements arc re-
turned or satisfactorily accounted for to one
OF the Arsenal Keepers Of this State.
The III Sec. A. A. 1891, herewith pub
llshed. will be rigdly enforced.
By order Commander Chief.
}, w. CANTEY, Adjt. and Insp Gen.
Zach officer required by law to make any
return or report, OF who shall be required by
any superior officer, and fail to make such
return or report. shall be liable to be fined as
follows, to wit: a Major General, one hun
drcd and fifty dollars: a Brigadicr General,
one hundred dollars; a Colonel, or officer
commanding regiment, seventy-fve dollars;
Lleu'cnant-Co Major, or officer CON-
mandng company, twenty five dollars; a
Judge Advocate General, seventy-fivc dollars
a Brigade Judge Advocate, fifty dollars; a
Regimental Judge Advocate, twenty-five dol
lars; Paymaster General, sevcnty-five dol
lars; and all commissioned staff officers shall
be tined in similar sums, according to their
respective rank, and fifty per cent. on the
amount OF the last general tax OF such delin-
quont of any grade"
Dec 10 8 If
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List OF L,ETsTERs.

ssstxLlSl@OH IIIlfliEkS.
Remaining in the Post Office the Quarter
ending the Sd Dec. lSd9s ai N
A--Mary Alsbrook j, James III. Anderson.
B-Miss Adilla a. Brown, Miss Caroline
Bartlett, ], M. Bemby, Miss Elcy Barkley, D
C-John Craig, Rev Edwin Cater, Samuel
&C. B. Davis, Mrs. j. J. Dickson, r.
Durant,
E-William Ellison, Rev It. r. English,
B. J. Evans, Mrs. L. B. Ellis,
F-Mrs. Henrietta Flemvix, E. Farmer,
G-Marlha Canon, DR.. John Gail, Joseph
Green, Rev w. G. Guerrey.
H-B, NJ. Holmes, John Houyer, r. F..
Hickson, II. w. IIaryin, Peter Hanks,
j. w. J. james, Miss Julia a. Jrynett,
K-John knight, Messrs Kelly & Co.
E-Thornton Lynn, Francis LaboTdc, Miss
Margaret Logan,
M--AIrs nj. A. J. McTadden, Mrs. F.. M.
NcMellian, John Madison, Mrs. s. McKanec,
Samuel Meek, J. T.. Muldrow, Henry Muller,
N-Miss II. A.. Neltles,
P--Benjamin Pack,
R-N1iss Laura Richardson, Mrs. Polly
Rhcames, G. II. Rayer, Willis a. Ramsay,
w. l.. Reynolds, Martin Rhodus, w. G. p.
Rcdtort,
S-Joseph Spann, Mrs. John Spann, Sam
nel Stephenson,
IA. B. Tan,t,
W-Isaac Wcsson, II. H. Wilson, Col J..
II. Upton, John Watics, Thomas Wates, w.
Jeremiah Wells,
Y--Rubcrt A. Youngue.
HENRY YIIAYNSNORTfI, p. NJ
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Greenville Female Collegiate
) ICA G3NNNOON@a

-AA-So SA SS1OSoo
DIR. AND MRS. HUME SIAlONS from
Charleston respectfully announce To the pub
l,c that they have established Female Sem
mary in the town OF Grccnville, S. C.. where
every branch OF education viii be taught The
establishment is one oi the finest in the place
and they are prepared to receive a large num-
ber OF Boardcrs on the most reasonable terms.
Assistants Of the highest ability will fill each
department; and they feel themselves warrant
ed in confidently recommending their Semi
nary to parents and guardians who desire n
well grounded, finished and elegant cduca-
ton for their daughters and wards. The
most satisfactory testimonials are in their
possession and reference is given to the res
pectable citizens OF Charleston generally, al
so to those OF Greenvillc. For terms (Which
arc very low and other particulars see print
cd Circluar at this office or it can be obtained
from the Principals free Of postage. Address
post paid,
J. HUME SIMONS.
Grccnvilc c. H., S. c.
Dec. 26, lSi9. 8 3m
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Notice.

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he will
continue the BOATING BUSINESS from
WRlGHTS BLUFF to Charleston the. en-
suing Winter. All Cotton and otherProduce
consigned to his Boats viii hereceivcd stored
&c, free Of charge. Freight as reasonable
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for past favors, he hopes. by his
usual strict attention to the interests Of his
frien Is to realize continuation of their pa.
,ronagc. J. RUFUS FIELDER.
Wrights Bluff, u Oct. 1910. 52u
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HTlAI w ca (D Dl DlD S..

a, large and general aesnrfnient viz: s, 4s
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware ana Cutler,
Carpenters and BiacHksIitii Took 0ois, ctarfs:!
Trimmings, India rubber goods &c, Boots an
Shoes, Flats and Caps, ssadj jiery, S.asiol,arl
a good Stock Of Crockery. very large ssssoe
Of CLOTHING, and yarietyso of other good
almost too tedious to ennmerate. The sui
scriber having purchased his stock in ii,
city OF New York, and at the cloaest possiibl
prices, chiefly for cash, enables him 10 lei
prepared to suit customers IN prices.
- s7iisksg i. D. HANKS,
Oct % q SO s.lFsssssi9ss So 4 as
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Notice,

The members of the Troop lately raised in
Salem will assemble at ScottsvilIe on the sc.
cond Saturday (l2th day. of January next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of adopting
Constitution and Bylaws, designating q
parade ground and elect Captain, two Lieu
tenants and Cornet The several members
Of the Subcommittee appointed to raise the
Troop are requested to aited.
J. ID. ASIIMORE,
T'HOS. r. ENGLISH,
J. w. STUCKEY,
EZEKIEL KEELS,
CHARLES J.. CRANE,
Cominee ON Raising Troop
Nov. 2sth 1910 s II
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N E wv GOODs!II

We are now receiving and opening for
sale the largest assortment Of goods ever
offered in this Town; TO which we would re-
spectfully call the attention Of our customers
and the public generally. We will not be un-
deisold by any house for cash; and offer as ma
ny inducements to approved credit, as any
one. Call and examine for yourselves.
A. J. g.. p. MOSES.
Nov 9th, lS40
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MNTAGE.
sse Wise i'm Tinlc!-"rIS FOLLY
10 DEFER! AFFLICTED READ-Thou.

q sse Wise i'm Tinle.-'TIS FOLLY
10 DEFER! AFFLICTED READ-Thou.
sands are suffering from disease from which there
III no difficulty in being permanently and specdi>
~ relieved, provided the right means be used. -
As every vice has lis own punishment, so il
would seem every disease has its remedy. This
IL true, aud there is nothing IN this lie more GER
tam than tina, the AN MEXICAN COMPOUND
is the most speedy and certain remedy for all
Diseases Of dclicnte character, known TO the
world. Adapted 10 "vnry stage Of tho disease,
sex and constitution, at all times and seasons
there is TO fears of exposure, detention from bus>
mess nor restriction III diet; from The certain and
speedy relief IT gives, il IL now the most popular
remedy Of the Gay. Ten Thousand cases have
been cured eiiectually by ii during the pas, year
Prepared by practical physician tho afflicted
eau rely with confidence on its curs.iye powers
over Diseases Of This character. Full directions
accompany each bottle.
~ CAUTIONS for the american oon,,
pound and purchase only Of tho agents. Price
/ so!
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston, Boat.
right Il Mot Columbia; y, De Hay Camden
and by tho principal Drnggis, in all the County
towns throughout The State: -
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Cheapest Bargains
Erer Offered ise Ssss,aterp;IlLs IlLs

Erer O.DereG az Sssa,ite GRILLE
The snbecribers l1ayiiig received 4 fTesl
supply of FALL and WINTER G.OoDS
take pleasure in offering To their friends, aid
the public at a triRMg percentag tire follow
ing well selected Merchandise, 10 wit: 81
Musline ,D'Lnines, French Cashrneres
Ginghams, Fancy Prints, Mourning PrinIs
Beached and Brown Cotton Shiirting, Ssiawls
Suspenders. Hat Ribbons, Sup Irish l.iinerl
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannel, e.s
Table Damask. g ami l2-4 Sheeiings, Bros,
Cloths, Cassimeress Satinettss &cs
l5sst ! < ALSO aSsi ts.s5
Il. A well selected Stock uf Shoes, Ladies' All
/ Misses Cater Boots, aiking Ties Ais
Negro Shoes of every kind. For Sale By
CLARK Il LE;l rs.
Oct 30 a..i st's79 s:5 If
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tg.i &MRSMNAN@No
Psychology, and Human Mag
~ netiSm. is

DIX. TROTTER, who has been exhibiting
the wonderful discoveries in hc Pn. .no,n-nus of
the human mind, whose uuboundcd success in
teaching and demonstrating to the satisfaction Of
In the village OF Sumicivillc, where he will
commence tcaching c'a,s OF students in tho
above arts. on Thursday evening the 10Th Jan.
ut Z o'clock, at Room, No. 6. China's Hotel and
would bo pleased tina, all who wish to avail
themselves of this knowledge, would fnvor him
with 'scir patronage; he wurrants their SUCCESS
IN practising the Magnetic aud Ph'eno!osicul
science; he teaches the Use and application Of
electricity with one Of the most approved Bat
tcrics III the world for the relief of various nrr.
,gous discusses, rheumatism, St. Vitus Dance,
Deafness, etc. He teaches them To the
head aud tooth achn with their hands, and 10
mcslncr;ze End wake up subjects. Ta,ion Five
Dollars per student; for chronological cxhmiua-
tons with Charts 81 80. Call aud see.
q Jan @. ii II
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HAULING.

he subscriber would state Tor the benefit
oi the public, that ne will haul from the Mid
dlcton Depot to Snmtervl!c, by The load
(chher four horse or Two horse Wagou) at
Is 3-4 cents per hundred.
JOHN CHINA.
Aug. -, 1870 I3 #
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$40 Reward,

will pay the above reward for the apprc-
hcnsion and delivery of my negro man
ISAAC to me, or in Sumter Jail. Isaac is
about !, feet or inches high, stammers n
httl.',-and has rather a timid appearance
when spoken 10.
J. S. RICHARDSON.
Oct "a y tf
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Notice,

A limited number Of CHILDREN can be
accommodated with Board, lodging, &c. in a
private family, where they would receive all
the comforts and attentions Of n home. The
situation is healthy and Of convenient access
to the various Academies OF tho Town. For
further information, address Home through
the Post-oi1icc.
January l, 1850. 10 3t
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Geo. S. c. Deschamps ads Thos ID. Howell,
Ca Sn
IN THE COMbIOi

Ga Sa.
Geo. S. c Dcschamps who is in the Gus
tody OF The Sheriffot Sumter District by vir.
tue ofa writ OF capias al salisfaclcn,lum at the
suit OF Thomas ID. Howell, having flied in my
Office, together with scedule, on oath, of his
estate and effects, his petition to The Court of
Common Pleas, praying that he may be adj
mitted tothe benefit the acts oithc General
Assembly made for the relief of nsolvont
debtors. Ii is ordered that the sad Thomas
ID HOMELAND all other the creditors tcwloin
ihe said Geo $. &. DcschaInvs is in any wise
indebted, lie, and they are hereby summoned.
and have notice 10 appear before the said
Court. at Sumter Court House, on the second
Monday aitcrlhc fourth Monday in March
,sncxi. 10 shew cause iiany they can, why the
prayer oi the petition aforesaid Should not be
granted.
J. D: JONES, c. c. p. $.
ORcc Of ConIuon Pleas,
Sumter DIST Jan, T;h !Sln { ~ 5il
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$25,O0O CASH.

This amount in cash to be paid for negroes
from the age of from IA to 80 years old
The highest market prices will be given, and
persons wishing TO dispose of such property
will find ready sale by applying to the sub
scriber at Sumterville s. e.
Il. ]. DINKINS.
Aug, 4, ls49. Ill ii.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS


Ca. Sa.
Thomas d. Davis who is in The custody Of
the sheriff OF Sumter District, by virtue of
writ OF capias al satsiacicnduni at the sui, of
of Mary }. Wells adm'S. having filed in my
office, together with a schedule, on oath, OF
his estate aud effects, his pc,ito ION to the Court
oi Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad.
mitted to the benefit oil the acts of the Gcncr
alAsscmby made for the relief OF insolvcnt
debtors 1t is ordered. that the said Mary J..
Wells, adm'X and all other the creditors TO
whom the said Thomas D. Davis is in any
wise indebted, he, and they arc hereby sam
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 show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted
J. ID. JONES, C. c. p. s.
Office of Common Pleas,
Sumter DIST. Jan, 7lh 1850 II q"
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For Sale,

For Sale.
Available plantation containing nine hun
dred and eleven acres, situated in Claremont
County, about seven miles from Sumtervillc,
on the public road leading from Sumterville to
the Swimming Pens. There is on the place
a good Dwelling House, Kitchen,5 Smoke
House, Stables. Corn House &c, hiIinigooi
repair. For tsrms apply to- Saml.J. Bradford
J. w. Dargan or tho Subscriber on the plant
alton. Fm. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1910 4 If