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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Notice.


TXTILLtAM BARKER, Alonzo Barker, Adeiia Bar
w ker. John Barker James Barker aud Harrison
Barker will take notice. that petition fled against
them on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1880. in the
court of pleas of Sandusky county, Ohio, BY
Alanson Hauilin IT., and is pending, wherein the
said Aanson Hamn, Jr, demands partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate:
One hundred acres of land taken off from the north
end of the north quarter OF section number two. p
in township number four, -4-range number seventeen,
-I7-. Also-Thirty-fue acres OF land or less.
described follows; beginning at the south-eas,
Of the tract above described thence south seventeen
twenty 90 chains and twenty three -23- links 10
stake. thence north AZ chains seventy -7Q
links to stake, thence twenty % chains fourteen
Ia links to the place Of beginning. in sandusky county
and stote of Ohio, being the homsted Of the late john
E. Barker, deceasee. And.
That at the Of said court application viii be
made by the said AlaAFon ain Jr, for order that
partition may be made of said premises.
ALANSON FAMLIN. JF,
Bv c. Edgertons his Attorney.
January IS. 1sso-46.6
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

tItJJOIt 70 SttJ l1i15tt. -----
R alph P. Buckland, Administrator of
John Myers, deceased:
Mary Myers and others
TN pursuance of an order Of said court made n the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale auction
Saturday, the 9th day of February next between the
of ten o'clock A. M and four O'Clock P NJ the
door of the house of said county, in Fremont, the
following described real estate, to wit:
The undivided -nnhs of the north quarter
Of the southwest quarter and the part of the north
west qnarter of section number twenty eight, ,-28- in
township number four a north Of range number fifteen,
is containing seventy II acres more less.
subject the dover of Mary Myers, assigned
therein; being Ballve township. Appraised four
hundred eighteen dollars -$4I8-.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash in hand, one third
year and onehird in two years, with interest from
day of SALE be secured by mortgage the premises
r P. BUCKLAND,
Administrator of John Myers. deceased.
Fremont, Jan'y S, I650-43:4
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EE We find the annexed account Of person
al rencontre, said to have taken place at Lima, be-
tween Mr. Potter, United States Consul at Yalpa-
raiso. and Mr. Sullivan. the British Charge to Chi
IL in the Baltanore American of the 10th inst.
Washington, Jan. Is.
Newshas Just reached this city of a peronal rem
contre which took place at Lima, on the 10th of
the last month, between your fellow citizen, Col.
ZabdieI W. Potter, the newly appointed Consul of
the United States at Valparaiso.and the Hon Hen
ry Stephen Sullivan, nephew of Lord Palmerston,
and her Brittannic najesty's charge daffairs near
the Government Of Chill the particulars of which,
as wen as can learn, are as follows On the 9th
December last, 1t seems that Col. Potter with his
family being en- route for Valparaiso, stopped at
Lima; It being necessary that the steamer should
lie by several days at Calao in order to take in
supply of coal Col. Potter took lodgings for him
self and family at the French hotel After having
taken his roons in the hotel, into which he was
shown by the landlady in person, and as he sup
posed comfortably lodged his family during the stay
Of the steamer at Calao, he walked out in compa-
ny with scompagnon du voyage" to take view
of Lima and its novelties and curiosities
Col Potter had not long left his lodgings before
the Houorr6le Henry Stephen Sullivan with bis
family stopped at the hotel and deliberately walked
up to the rooms which had been assigned to Col
Potter and family, and took forcble possession of
them, and turned Mrs Potter and her infant child
out Of doors Mrs. Potter besought him with tears
in her eyes to await the return of her husband
who would only be absent few minutes, but it
was allin vain. His British nobility told her she
was only common American cook, and ordered
her out with her child in her arms directing ser
want to find other apartments for her. Gen. Her
rera, who occupied rooms near those taken by Col
Potter, was appealed to by Mrs p. and he and
his daughter, Mrs Micklc, went with her to the
charge and besought him to await the return of
Col Potter; but this appeal asowas without effect
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

FestIngs and WOODEN Goods, very
LIVERY cheap. If you want new suit call on
PErTIBoEE.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
DIED.

In this place. on the 9th instant of lnamaton of the
years.
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a. M,CuLLncH.

AGENT FOR SANDUSKY COUNTY.
is ready to insure all descriptions of Buildings, Goods
Merchandise. &c. &C., from loss by FIRE.
OFFICE-at the Drug Store.
Fremont, sandusky county, Dec /, is4s.-3s.
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CHANCER YNOTICE.

CHANCERY Y NOTICE.
A. H. Ewing, 1Sandusky county court of Com
vs. mon Pleas
Russell Dixon, ct al } IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue of decreta orderissued of the OF
Common Pleas, of Sandusky county, Ohio, to me d.
rected and delivered, shall offer at public sale, the
door of the Court House, in IN I, the
9th day of March next between the hours prescribed by
law the following lands and tenements TO wit: In Lot
number 10 as known and described in EwDg's addition
to the town plat of Lower Sandusky to satisfy decree
in said court in favor of Alexander H. Ewing and a.
gainst Solomon N. Russell, Shubal H. Russell and
William P. Dixon.
JOHN L. GREENE,
Jan. 26-46:5 Speciol Master.
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NOTICE.

s hereby given that application will be made to The
lcour Of common pleas Of Sandusky county and state Of
Ohio for order Of redemption OF the following escri
ed real estate sold for the 18th day January
D. 1S46, TO Gerge Dunbar, to wit: The half of
township four, range ourteen containing eighty acres
taxed at the time Of the sale taxes Aforesaid in The
name of Michael MeKenney, and sold for Sl0 81 g.
EDWARD MCKINNEY.
ELIZABETH MCKINNEY.
Per R. P. Buckland, their Attorney
Fremont. Jan'y S, Is50-43:6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

Court Of common pleas Sandusky county state OF Ohio
Petition to sell Land.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Administrator Sale Of Real Estate.

Administrator of James Stewart, de
Fremont, January 20, 1650-46:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Harriet Foster and others.

Henry Beck, Administrator of
A. G. Foster, deceased:
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La Vuillo ItaWsohg =
s5ft
Joseph Meek.
DY virtue of decreei order directed aud issu-
county Ohio shall offer public SALE Ge door Of
the court house in F in said county. on
the 9th day of February next, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. the the following
lands and tenements, to wits
The west half of the northeart quarter Of section
number wentvthree, in township number FIVE north OF
range number sixteen containing eighty Of land in
Sand1sKy county, Ohio
TaKen as the property of Joseph Meek. 10 satisfy
deere in said court in favor of La ainu Rawson, and
against the said Joseph Meek
r. p BUCKLAND.
Jan. 5, 1s5e-43.5 Master in Chancery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Administrator of A. G. Foster, deceas
Fremont, Jan'y 5, I950-43:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate.

Court Of common pleas, Sandusky county state Of Ohio
Petition to sell Land.
Ralph P. Buckland. Administrator OF
Charles L. Segur, deceased:
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

TNALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. styles at only one
Il shilling Call and see them. Also, splendid lot o
DeIaines and winter Drefs Goods just received at
PETTTBoNEs.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
HELP ONE ANOTHER.
SUMMIT COUNTY INITIAL
Fire Insurance Con.p0aayl

AKRON, OHIO
T1HIS COMPANY viii IDsDre on terms as favorable
J. any similar institution.
II has been found upon careful investigation. that the
expense Of InsuFing Mutual Company, does
ceed fourth that Of Stock Company. The pfinei-
pie involved, renders il only the ecoBon1ca,
but the most safe for those insured
The strictes economy is observed IN conducting the
businss of this company. Tie utmost caution is
cised BY the Board Of Directors n securing honest judi
cious and faithful Agents.
ECToRs-
SIMON PERKINS, H B. SREBAAN.
JAMES r. FORD, WM. s. C. OTIS
E. W. HOWARD, l.. ". BIEREE,
G. J. ACKLEY, N. FINCH,
]. M. CUTLER,
SIMON PERKINS, PRESIDENT
VIM H. DEWEY, Secretary.
JAMES MATHEWS, General Agent
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

CALT, Sole Leather, &c, &C., plenty and cheap at
y PETTIBoEE's.
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FIRE aud .lMoriMe INSURANCE.

TIME undersigned would call the attention of mer-
Il chants others having property exposed to loss
by Fire the pers of avgaon to the superior advan-
ta0es offered by the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Chamcery Notice.

Fremont, Feb. ., I85O-47-3
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

Lemne lG. Jones aud
Rassilas P. Jones,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

These resolutions, said Mr. CLAY, involve no sac
riice Of any principle, they were founded on ba-
sis of mutual forbearance and concession, not as
matters of principle but of feeling.
HorsE,-N othing of interest was done in tie
House. Discussion on the mileage question.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Chancery Notice.

n NUHIIIIISLTdIUI OF JOUW
Fremont, January 26, 1850-46:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

January ls. ls50-46.6 s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Chancery Notice.

Safe Of Ohio, Sqndasky county court of corans0n
a pZeas-ln ckaacery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

Court Of common pleas, Sandusky county state Of Ohio
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-20
PLANTERS HOTEL,
BY ROBERT LATTA,
E4A'If; ESE q. As, DAWES

Would respectfully announce, that lie has
now in charge the above WeN located Hotel,
convenient 10 the most business part of the
Town, !or travellers; directly on all streets
passing tlrough--and now undergoing thor,
oueh repairs. He earnestly solcns call
from his friends and the public gcncrally-lor
he feels confident that they cannot be other
wise thanploased, rs no pains Will be spared
TO make all comfortable
variety o! The best Liquors can be had at
1 The Bar e.rccm on Snmi"yS. Gnhhwds ohi
1868 Br0ady and other fine Liquors i'll bottles:
tho most iavotiic brands of Chnmpngncs; the
choicest brands uf&cgars and rolncco; Scotch
Ale in pnts; SoDA WATER and ICE will be
kept constantly on hand during tho summer
season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovors, and
always plenty OF corn, oats and fodder and
altcnsyc hnsilrrs.
lie is agent for tho Northern Line of Sta
gcs.
N. B.-Omnihuses run regularly to and
from tho Roil Road Depot Tor passengers,
who can also be accommodated with a car
rage, buggy or horse tn 90 into the country.
Camden, May 81, 1910. II It
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10 MNRCNlNT TAILORX.
II. b. CL A II X T., /,


: LAS now OH hand, full assortment of the
LATEST STYLE AND FINEST QUAIL.
lFl OF the following Goods:
suPcrline and medium BROADCI.OTIIS. in
black and cn!ors
Supcriinc and medium black French and
German Docskins
Fancy Caslncrcs OF the latest STYLES
Vcs':ngs Silk and Mcrino, rich and now
patterns
Extra sliprr. black Salins and Silks
TENS h'd Gloves, best quality, in black,
white and colors
Gents Beaver, Merno ana Military Gloves
Under Shirts aud Drawers, OF Silk, Wool,
Mcrino and Cotton
Black ltn!ian and fancy Cravats. of The hest,
quality
Taiiors' trimmings, Of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
II. B. CLARKE, 205 Kiny-s,rcc,,
I'd store above Market st.
Charleston Nov. 2S;h, 1910. 5 6m
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GIN MAKING. sc.

We are1pyeparnd to cxecut orders to any
extent in thGAbpYn line, both for new work
and repairs. SDuf Gins are not surpassed by
any made in tilsSStItc, possessing all the adj
7antngcs Of Railing Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves grca. deal in way of re-
pairs We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
With teeth SET i'll an angle that cannot possibly
njurc the finest staple, with an improvement
70 'orcguatc the noting the cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages OF lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure thcnuhlic generally,
that they shall have no Cssisa to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to 10 work in the
Cnhinc, lmc--snch ns Bndstcahs. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cnpboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON e. BROTHER.
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
Snntcrvillc, April %, 1917 2G ly
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Merchants Hotel,
sSX Sl'gHsiN &, HslVyGIHs,

NN"7 y NIVS "HH 'n0csNy WTttIS,
CIiARLESTON, s. e.
This Hotel, situated in tho business part
OF the city, offers every desirable cnuorl
and convenience 10 the Travelling Cuunnu-
niy, and Permanent Borders. The cs'lh-
lsancn; is conducted strictly on 'rcmncr-
ancc principles. TERMS MODERATE
DTAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also 10 the Ral
Road Depot, for the accommodation OF Pas
scngers.
Feb ~ II "
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a. al, ll,...sa,,.s1,ME.l,xs
I HIsissss.;.9

s's5 sassss
AIthonghs 4 not recommended as "cpro AL,
Yet they are Tie ,nildrst and hes, remedy Ia re.
move Consumption, Janndics, Dyspepsia, Bl
iiousness, nervousness. foul stomach head aeh,
indigestion,ctc. Unlike other nnrGa,iYr, medr
cine they.laaSs ale hoyeeIs sitlYt EGs yy fy /
seaeatty uro the proper medic'nt SERAss<ss ze4,a
2 and persons leading IA seden,ary life. Price %
cents. -, ssgt5 ,l$Si Sg3ss ~ a4NE..
Dr. Meeler's Rlleuuisaiatic Eo:io,a.
A justly celebrated cxternnl application for
pains Of the chest, neuralgia. head ach, sprail's.
bruises, tic doloreaux, swelling Of The joints,
rheumatism, gout, scia,ica and or all disorders
wherein "a sedatve and rubsfncent remedy is APPS
tplicable. Price 81 10 cts. per hottie.
s.All the above celebrated and extensively used
medicines arc prepared aud sold Retail, 29l
!, Market Street.
saFor. sale by DR.. RS. Mcllc,, Sumter
vile; z. J. DELAY, Camden; Black &
Ehny, Orangeburg; Boalright & Mot,
Columbia; J. Mcmillan, Marion; P. Nj.
Cohen; Charleston and by Druggist and
Merchantsin every town throughout tho
State. 3g,
Dec. 10, 1910 8 ~
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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE,

New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE,
SUCCESSOR 10 HOUSTON &nYpE, 2s3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
G. y. II. Respectfully invites the attention
ol his friends and the public to his large: as
sortmcnt of EnShionubic and Eierant Cloih.
ing now OH hand, equal in every respcc, to
the best custom work, to which lie is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Manuiactory in Now York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principlrs both in purchase and
sales, givng him great advantarc in his Sc
icctlcns and enabling him to to sell nj New
York rates. He is now Offering this stock.
(Which is not aXcellch FOR rGriaiv style, deau-
fy and durability of ,orkh,anship in The
On'on, nt such prices MS to make i an induce
ncnt for purchasin. to cali before making
their selections. \ superior assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c.
constantly on hand .ga, .st .fa
With attentive and obligng salesrnen,
gentlemen can depend q upon having their
wants supplied 'inimediately.zsAll garments
warranted to fit welEnnd give satisfaction in
evasy respect. q 1ns
HT7Mr. J0nN T DAE8SF, long Known inihe
clothing line is now at His establishment,
where -he would bo happy to see and serve
iIis friends. .en
GEO. A. HYDE.
'--'s - est.l 10 Houston & HYDE.
Charleston. May %, lSlsst!a 30 fy =
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Gbarleston Advertisements,
@AMMgSSSAysAlA a NMMs

ySaSo y ;S1SJsS NlSNJY9S9 y ~
Just t3openel ID beautiful assert 1ent &c ,te $
l9'loNwng fresh Nouraiag Goods, To which
heIattent,on 9, ofIpurchasors is re1nested5
Y super eriBlack and Blue French Bomazil,es:
w. sss ss3i, 3Do e DO do English do. 8.
Do, do do Figured s.4s II, .
Plain Black aIousIn Deancs and Cash.
eyF11 meres; 1Hs 'ltt E 80
Black French NTornos, Tibet Cloths and
4 ~ Orleans Cloth; ~
parissiennes, Black and white Del ,,ines.
Black Silks, l!qualities and widths;
super Black English and Italian Grapes;
DO. 40 India Satins, Sarsrcts and
Sinchcws;
s',' TOGETHER WITH
Cases Of Black and White Ginghams from
II ID 81 Ia. t.r'f
WM ROWLAND.
n. o. Corner King and Market streets.
,a-o Charleston, s. Co
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: Sit s h = -. ton tJ New IxE99rlkz, *,

: 6ut;... -" ton tU New X9ark.
TIE GKEAif Sisi!Is ROUTE r!R0.n,
CHARLES TON, ). G,
l,t:fN lAG The 5Nharfnt the TOO, nfI.au-;
rn's-St: daily Al 3, ,. " oitcr The arrival al
the Southern cars, yin WlEMINGTON and
WEI DON, y. c. rNrERSBrUt:, RICH
MOND, 10 WASHINGTON, BNI.TI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA. and ~ YORK
The public IS respectfully informed that
the steamers o, this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington are IN first rate condition, and
are navigated by well known md experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch
THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will he continued on and
alter the first oi Oct. 1910, as n permanent ar
rangcmcnt from Charleston to New York
Passengers availng themselves thereof will
have the option either TO continue without
delay through tho route or otherwise Ia stop
nt any OF tho intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line 10 suit their convc-
nlcncc BY this route travellers may reach
New York Oh the third day during business
hours. Baggage will he ,ickcted on board
the Steamer To Weldon, as likewise o. the
change OF cars. At the intermediate points
from theme to n. York. Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone be had from f., WINS
Low, A"cn' Of the Wilmington and Raieig.
X. II. Co'mpHny, NJ tho Office of the Compan,
foo, o l.rurcDs-strcc,, TO whom please apply
For other information inquire OF
l.. {. DUNCAN,
At The American Hotel, Charleston S. C..
May 9 40 1y
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Cabinet Making, &c,

The subscriber respectfully annonuces 10.
the public that, ,hc carries on ttaiCabinet. .st,ns
king Business in al lis various branches; and
hopes bystnntiring industry ard attention ,o
hus ness to merit shire OF tic patrono go ~,
his friends and the public. 4
n, Bile will keep constantly on,
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Sidc-hoarhs, Pine and Mahoyn.
ny Warlrobcs, high and low post curlcd
maple Bed stcads, Sofas aud Dvans, Centre
tables, Siitiog Chairs Of every descriptions.
Mahogany Rocking ana Nursing Chairs, do.
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat
srcsses, which they willselilo low for Cash or
good paper. Is @ ~
uFFURNITURE MADE and REPAIR
I'D ut the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Cofiins
furnished at the shortcstnotice.
Just received a splendid asSortmen OF
Bed-stcads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
IS. SARGENT.
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR 8ATaEs.
AN ELIGIBLE SUNlNlisR4RESIDEyCE,

The Subscriber offers his tract Of land nt
bradford Springs consisting in all OF 2O6
Acres, situated IN North Eastcrly direction
from the Institute on The public roaa leading
from tho Swimming Pens toEamrlcn. adion.
ing the lands OF the lnstitut@Anl Mr.. #. Brit
ton. On tho premises arc several very bold
Springs, (Sulphcr, cnlybrRtc and excellent
drinking water springs) ard from It's COM
slanding position wonIl form an eligible site
Ier hotel, as well as prvaae rosilcncc,-
The salubrity ofits climate is 100 well known
to need comment Aud the land for planting
is as good il not auporioFto Ftoaruainrity around,
ALso--The adjoining tract los acres, on
which is dwelling house and ont buildings,
Terms Low. For (nrtheF particulars enqaire
OF 'Es, G, pEI.oRAfEss, s5 ;y
or of BROWN, LEE 81 co. ff5. 81
Sumteryills Aug, b. 1910, 42 81 tftt
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post.OMce Arrangement,

Po$taOGcs, SnmttrrRk@ -,,y.
,Ehe Statebiirg ANAL, which embraces the
Nortliefnand Western, as wcllasthc Charles
ton Columbia and Camden mail, EI
Due daily at 8 l.2 p. NJ.
Closes daily at
DARLINGTON MAI,
Via BishopriAe.
Due. Tuesday ut 5
Closes Friday at 4
DARLINGTON MAIL,
4. Via Aioum Gin, f.t
Duo Thursday at 8. ia"
Closes Tues1lyn ut 4 49,"
KlNGsrREE MAIL.
5 DUO. Saturday az &
Closes 'fuesdayAt 4
YANc,IsS FERRY MAIL,
Due Tiinsday atHf t'Etgay att
Closes satpfa9y & "Wednesday
Z pLowprN's , MILL NAIL, I
uciMnnday at. es"
Closes Saturday At "
FUi.ToN MAR.
Due 'faes'tiig THURSDAY aud Saturday.
c.oses Monday Wednesday and Friday
OFFICE HoGRs.
Will open every day except snndayh
8 r. AI
Will close at g
VIII openat 2I2
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NYillopen at = l-2
Win close at II
NIB. All Transient newspapers not sent
Immediately from The ctfice ol publication to
subscribers, must he pro paid. Circulars,
4 Handbil!s, Li.lograpl,s. &c, must always NC
pfespaid thrce cents, otherwise they VIII not
Be sent in tho mails.
HENRY IiAYNSWORTU,P. NJ.
4 s;imtervilIc, Jan. lst 1850 10 II.
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Gopartnership Notice.

Tho Undersigned have associated thnm-
selves togethern firm Of pRINGLE
Sst stCiEsfifIAM Tor the transaction Of business
connected with tho Sram llfR, situated
sIS1-4 miles from Sumtervilc,R whore they
@afe prepared to- SsaW;and grind.
5Ss d 8qs ,t; tsS{ Il EIJAlI PRINGLE,
N. GRAHAM. .e...-
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Bagging Rope and Irvine.
:Iupt received large supply Of BAGGING
re, I; and TWINE. For Sale by
Z, ssy.E A. j. g.. p. NOSES.
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ns;s r. .TowSsssp-I verify believe your
paniia mas been Tho means. through froy yidsncE
bad Cough II heeams worre and " osse. - AtIsst
Ioi,ea large quantises OF blood hadynight sweats
and was greatly debiiitnicd and reduced. and aid
parilla shqrt time, and thsfe haa n yos,Isrf.i
snahge 6eep wronght In me. ! am no;y allie 10
VAL All oyert the city II raisei no biSdS 5n nv,
afn thankfnl for these Hresalts aYouF ssbsiT.ssi
eefsanI aia WM. RUSSELL 6s Caihc X. .Sts...
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