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The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
THE HOT SPRINGS OF 1A M0 WK AA- N zI "A azS .

THE subscriber has recently ob- R-~l taiBed possession of this property, by ES4StHG confirmation of his title before the &[a sssR Departments at Washington, and e& nkx i%A feels desifous of increasing the pat ronage of Watering Place we'll calculated for the Speedy 0Asvistoa ef Afflicted Ham0ni y.- Therefore he takes this method of assuring the pub lie. {particuary in the South west,) that the ing seasoD will find the
 TAVERN HOUSE and Bathing Establishments greatly improved with Increased facilities for Bathing, and bestOwal of marked attention to the comfort and happiness oi visitors.
 The limited time intervening since the settlement of the title, will not admit of extensive improve menis by the commeacsme of the ensuing season, but such alterations aud additions practica bIe, will be found completed by the first of March next. From which period will guarantee to the public, tbat they may calculate to Hd at the Springs Good Table, on,f0rtnbe lodeiRg and bathing establishments, together with such sources of amusement as can be prepared by liheral expen- Giture, and settled determination to give the place character, aud render it deserving of public patron age.
 Tho immediate superintendence of the Spings has been giseo in charge to Mr. T. D. Stith, until November next, whose experience in this Jine and great willingness to accommodate wi with ihe CO.,
 
 pected. insure entre satisfaction 10 all who may vist them during the approaching season.
 The great curative properties of these waters are too well established 10 need single testimonial on my part, to add to their importance.
 l will, however, enamerats for the information O I any who may chance 10 be ignorant of fher ex- reIne efficacy, the many diseaNes in which they have proven themselves specific, and almost a sovereiga remedy.
 First--Chronic or iHflnmatory Rheumatism, in all i,s varied forms Mercnriai and Venerial dis eases. embracing their extended catalogue Nerv- ons affections of every grade Paralysis Eruptlons of the skin Tetter. with all other impurities of the blood including Seroffulous and Carcinomacious infectious. short, believe it to be the received opinion, that he Hot springs of Arkansas will renovaie the most threadbare constution--set them up in a newness of life, PhGnix-like, and are une quailed by any desideratum in the known world.
 fl NJ. RECTOR. Litle Rock, Ark, Jan. l5, 1850 -i9-3m.
 tDemocrat and Gazette copy mOnths.l
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i' v "SophGL Lts Oiiy0F. NEW DURHAM N. J., June 30. ls49,

NEW DURIiAh N. J., June 90, lel9.
 Messrs SASDs s'-t'eniEmeR:-My wiie suffered with distfess and burning m her chest tor many years, and my dlughfer was afflicted ion her hiitb witt hutnos in Yer blood. We consulted various physicians and tried numerous remedies without much benefit, unti we heard, through Rev. Thomas Davis, of tine great medicinal value ol Sandss Sarsapaflila. O. bis recommendation ray wife and daughter decided trying it and soon ex- peri~need permanent beRft. My daughters skin assuioed a new. appearMce entirely; hom being toush, hard, and scaly, | became smooth and soil. My wlle's suheFings are almost gone, and it's use short time longer, il is ns hrm belief, ul produce a perfect cure, yours wlti respect,
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BENJAMIN CALEENDER, Successor to Wm. T. Eustis & Co., No 42 and A. PedrI Street, Boston Massachusetts,
 IMpARTrR ANn RrAIEn IN

IHt V Vly T HIt ny" Ut-iuLN I' -
 FOREIGN Ss DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HAS constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur \ \ LERY adapted to the trade of the Southwest From an experience of twenty years in the trade Of that section, he is confident that he supply merchants. either in person hv order. with i..e styles and qualities of goods desrabe and on terms that shall be satisfactory.
 = B. C. gives particular attention to eonsign- ments of Cotton, Petries and other produce of Inc country that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 25 iS49-7-3-lv
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THE GREAT REMEDY.

THE GREAT REMEDY. For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side. Hip, Back. Limbs and Joints. Scrofuls, Kings Esil, White Swelling, Hard Tamors, Sud Joints, and all Fixed Pains whatever,
 WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED, PAIN CANNOT
 EXIST
 YNHE following commsndation is from an agent \ residing at Trenton, Tenn.
 Trenton. Gibson Co Tenn, Nov. :, isI9. Messrs. ScoyiL & MLAD; Conference.-The He. brew Plaster is becoming popular in this seetioB; there Is lady In this county. who says she would not be without this .laster fer five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted for some isne with an en- largement oi the Spleen, which gave her great deal of pain, the swelling and pain had extended up nearly to inc arm pit, and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She vas confined for a consde- rshle time during which she was attended by some ot our best physicians, but they gave her no relief she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and it re- Iieved her almost immediately, and now she keeps a supply of il oa hand constantly. These facts you are at hberly 10 use as you may think proper-they are substantially irne.
 Respectfully yours &e.
 JESSE ]. WELLS. The application of the Plaster between the s,scoi- defs has been fouGd certain remedy for colds coughs, ph,hisic and lung aeciioas in their prima- mary stage. IL destroys lIfiamation by perspIa- ton.
 BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTs. There IS tnises able worthless Counterfeit asti- ele, scattered about the country by pedlefs and others, who seek to obtain living by deeeyine the public by their false pFe,ences, and trying 10 sell it for geauine. To detect :hls--when you purchase box, remove the wrapper. and if you 6nd i, print cd on one side only. it Is counterfeit and you he'd better hand 1t hack to the sgeEt ai once-.-as the wrapper around the box of the genuine is always printed on boib sides, with picture of the olj Jew and copy right seeaIed to E.. Taylor, in the
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

Br0gans! BrDgans!. Brogans... ID ECEiVED, per steamer "Phiiip Penhywit," IO and for sale low for Cash
 l2e pairs Jersey Russet Bogans, size from 6to l4; I20 do. black do. 6 to IL; 2io pairs saper- Kip Brogans;
 2asxen Mems black Rough and Ready HATS; do Boys do. do. do. July T. A, I. HuTT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
LTYERWORT.

This plant has tor many years been found 10 be oi singular Sinre in the cure of aHee ions oithe Liver More recently 1t was asceriained that t possessed great power in arres,ing Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of chrome character, d., and oi essential service in all diseases of pulmonary character.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
mISzSzsSTssisS VI sS1 n ESSl FF7Ssl WlSSssisi 5 ..:| 2 E: il.i,l.Gs
m, Best Ilemeay Ever known tO Man.

TSOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, B5onchitis' N Iniuenza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of Brpathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness oi the Breas, or Side. Firsi Stage of Consup;ion, &c
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

'CACoN < .FoRK--sO00 lbs. Ciesr Sides. ID blls. Clear Pork. Received anu for sale by
 Avg. 2sih VIM E. WAIT. {
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

LOUISVILLE, May 3I, I6IH.
 Mr. Joha BuH-DraF Sir: 1 have been for num- Der oi years severely afflicted with Mprcutia Hesdsche and dnli heavy Pain in my Liver. used ai'nost all inc remedies of the day especially the Sarsapsriiias prepared by different persons Bot all to little or no advantage, until chanced to mee w,ih yours, three bottles of which gave me more rgllsf ihsn all inc others eombined. therefore take pleasure n recommending your Sarsapafiila to the sfilieied community as a superior afilcie.
 Very respectfully, ]. H. OWEN, M. D.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
TAR,


 This sricle is now nHive rsally sekbow ledged to be the most healing and efficient application tor dis eased decayiug lungs, any portion of the fieshy or muscular parts af the hainan body. Iis med- cnai ss preseTvstiye qpaiIitss were understood sy the Explains the early nges ofihe world. and DO doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embamment oi bodies. was composed pTincipaily of this ingredient In later ages it was fonnd 10 be in uniyeisal use among the abnrgnes of America, and at ,his day il IS their Pfn- cipa, aud, in fac'. only medicine for an unso1d state of lungs. or any approach to ii. Those wbo are acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that dsah from ConsHptioa is unknown among them. The medical faculty in all countries appear to have become of the great healing properties of this article and are now introducing il in their practice. Dr. Bnghom. of England, Dr. Brfchtoa, of St. PyteIsbnIgh, D.. La Prieme, of Paris, and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been in the habit of combining it with other articles in their prescP- tions. and with entire snccess.
 
 Be1care of Counterfsiis and Base fmiiations! ."The genuine article is signed .7pdrer Rogers, ou the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Pdce Sl per bottle, CT six bottles for g. Sold wholesale snd retail by SCONIL & MEAD, lI9 Chstres street, between Cont and St Lous sis
 Sole GeRsrdt Agents for the Sontherea Sates.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
NEW Dkkaass. .yi iEDaCaNE.S, PiINTS, OILS IND CHENlCiLS.
 GEORGE BOGGS,

FIht HUH, JeHefson COahty, Afkansas,
 ID RESPECTFULLY informs the pub .rsssxyAA
 IO lie, that he has purchased the entire s.s@.Y Stock oi D. Geo. c. Tuiey, consisting xa oi Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils, and Dye S'uits. -tnhiscine every article that is usually kept in Drug establishment. His sub sequen purchases Will be from eastern markets, aud consist of ibe best and freshest qualities. He will give his personal attention to purchases, and he hopes by close attention to business, to merit por tioa of public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compromised. and all orders shall receive his mne- diate atteation. Dee. II, ,iS49.-7-l4-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

HALT.-25 Bags Fine Salt; l3S do. Coarse do. - Received per "Phiiip Pennywit' and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Nov.13. lsls. M
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

NefcaIfe's Ale and Porter caa as aA tiaes De Aad ef bm- E. Vat, Lifis Rock I'VE HAVE appointed him our Agent. and xIil keep supply always on hsnd--st Cineip- nai or Louisville prices, freight aided All orders sent to hiln will be promptly 6.led.
 METCALFE & GRANGER. Little Rock. Feb. I9 1850. 2&--tf
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,, ] rt1iain yo0I ITlehd,
 SAMUEL r. HARsRR
BosroN. efass Aog YI IsIa

- posIoN, llaas., Aug- 3f, tS49.
 Messrs. A. x. & D. SAsps:-- Gsaiiemen-Lasi spring ss attacked ei.a E5saiB ii, iii iss iuuer part et my body extending down to my feet, and so severely was effected thst I could aot stand o. move myself. tried aii ihs diffsreat medicines advertised for this disease among which were seye. raj kinds of Ssrsaparla but nohe of them done me any good. and gave up all hope of being cured. when friend advised me 10 iry Sands sarsspar,ila consented. not expecting 1t would cue me. but affeF using twelve bottles l have the happiness of siang to you that the pain has Jeff me. can walk without any assistance, and am gaining in strength every day, which have DO doubl is owing entirely 10 the use ct your SaFsapafiila 1 send you Ihis voluntary certificate, that the afiirted may know what medicine to 10 alleviate Their sufr.rirgs and effect cure. Yonrs.
 JOHN BASvARp, 3I Chambers a
 MARAearso. VENEZUELA, Aprii F. ls49.
 Messrs. SANDs-Geatieshea 1 consider if A duty due the pablic 10 make known the great benefit i have received from using your valuable sarssparyIs About thsee years since was attacked yith Rheu- Hatism m my shoulders, and also ii nay legs and so severe vas the paa that 1 was unable 10 sleen. lFed all oi the best medicines could hear of wjth- out receiving any benefit, until through the advice oi lrisnd, procured some of yoar Sassapayia. and alter lsI0g four bottles in The course of IS ays foand myself entirely well have 10 hesitation ln saying your Sarsspastia is the bes, medicine ever took, snd can confidently recommend il to ny tfieads aad the public.
 Year ob't sery't, ]. JrsrRux
 Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by A. R. & D sands, Druggists and Chemists, tD Fulton st cor. William. New York. soia Also hy
 ! w. TAPE. .agsai tar .4sk,.
 NOV. ., io4s D.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

From Or. Wm. T. Prsni,ss: MT. Bull: In regald to your sa'sapsria, will say that have used i, 10 some extent in Cltsneons Affections, oi long standing, as Thea Capets, epra, Psoriasis, Scab. ies, Ssphil'ie. Caehexia. and in all diseases where ue 'hhieatioa oi cure te consist in thorough change or modification of the fluids of the body, w'h considerable success. in conjunction with local treatment. 1 tbink wond prefer if to any oi her preparation of Sarsaparlia in use, and any physi- e@n VIII admit its value upon learning tte substances WAt enter into its composition. Respectfully yours.
 W. T. PRENTIss. M. D. .
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w. AEN Aiscs ssA. Lewispori, Ky, Dec. 1. ISi7.

NOTICE TO FEMALEs-John Bulls Sarsaparilla IS me oi thr greatest Female Medicines aow in ex- lstence. In those numerous cases where the con. sth"io1 Is delberated, the nervous energy is les- sened when The efforts of nature are weak and de- neiens' or are proinse and ovefwrnught, when the lace IS pale and eolorless, the strength feeble and y'rthing, the spirit troubled and depressed, the health broken, mind shaken, and consequently ihe happiness destIoyed-then Bnli's SafsapsriIis is a sovereign remedy. IL assists nature in the petfor- nance of her duty, braces the whose system fenews permanently the natural energies, removes obstruc- tiorss, cheeks excesses. creates pure and healthy blood. and ipparis health and happiness. Were
 aies generally to adopt the use o tis medicine we would see far less suffering, disease aud unhappiness s,no1g them than now exsik health would take place of disease, the rosy cheek woa succeed the pallid face; we should have smiles instead of tears, and perhaps happy long fife instead of one cut short by disease, or made miserable from coniinHed saH- fering and afiefion. At that eIiiicai period termed the Turn oi Liie." which is often atfendan. win so much danger, Bulls Safsaparilla is found to exsu mos, beneficial effect. AIllsdies approach jng this crisis should be applised of this fact and avail themselves of this valuable medicine
 BgAurifuL CLEAR SKS.--IIow we all admire clear, beautiful. white skin and rosy coIored cheek Hos otten do we see persons, sot poses sing this ''desideratnn devcniiy to be wished ' resofiiag 10 cosmetics, lotions, washes. paints, and 10 iu lHsn setnDiAHCe Ol that which disease has deprived them of, and that t"o, oifea times with manifest injury the skiD. The fact is. Bulls SassapariIla is the best cosmetic knowa It makes the skin clear upon the eosrect snd only true principle. hot hy coating the iarfaes with Poasnous or detesious matter wkieh serves to close Hue poresisnd check s natural precipitation. but by removing every particle of bilious, morbid and disessed matter from the biocd, making the aams puse. healihy and vigorous. giving activity to every misnte vessel, aud changing the yellow, dark and saIlow counieDaRce to the bloom and freshness oi yoaih If the ladies generally could be apprised and convinced of ths fact, they would abandon lhe use ef s pAinis, nixiures and loiions. and the oaly sHectuai remedy "A word to the wise Is sufhceh'," and hint is enough fur the ladies.
 BkfTER TnrMosy--1'han was ever Differed ln favor os any Medicine. from Dr. James M Move: Mr JAAa Bait | have no hesita,ioa in saying that beiiree yoar ssFszpara to be the best article ever for the cure of Scfotuls, Syphiln, d assny other eataneosIs aha Gisaduiai Affection
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT;
 The fegnlM course of Lectnres in this Institute will commence en the lst of November. and con tinue until the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready to receive students by the 1st of October. Toe Medical De- naEtlaent s he under the hirectinn of Inc fnllnMing
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

Bear with us, reader, little longer and be con. vinred that Balls SsrsapariIa is the Wonder of ihe World, Aud that it will cure you, no matter hoH tong yoa have been suffering. What Dr. Owen, Druggist aud Apotheca Y of several years' standing, says about Bulls Ssrssparilla
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

READ .-We the undersigned, Druggists and Apcihecaries in the city ot LouisNiIle, Ky., take pleasure in stating. that have been selling John BuIl's Extract of SarsspariIIa ior some finse and eonhrntly recommend # as being good and safe article:
 Lapping & Co J. B. Wilder & Co, Montgomery & Satcife. M. Aikn & Co, Wm Mock, j. W Gamble Co, J. II. Owen. SamI Y enAwinr, F. w. -Kniess, B. MorseI& Co w. E. Smitb, c. O. Milis Watts < Thomas, A. G. Weatherfori. Robinson, Peter X Cary. Rupert Lindinherger & Co. Louisville, November 20, ISIS.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

THE subscriber has recently ob- E-wI taiBed possession of this property, by SsS4nH. confirmation of his title before the %z<0 sss& Departments at Washington, and esSekx 4 a% ferls deaifoue of increasing the nat e.ase11a1A1
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HAYS & co.

SpGAR.- "a hhds. Choice BROWN SUGAR
 - received and for sale by
 July VIM. B. WAIT.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-27
~ y M 4RSs&& 3 gaM, s. G ;
Spring Of 1860.

w. Il. BANCROFT.
.!3 and 255 King Street.
IL now receiving anil offers TO mir,l,n.crs Of
DNi GOODS, VIII" may vis, the City one of the
EargcSt Stocks of Esich and
Observable Goods
Yer exposed in Charleston Having made. c,tcn
siNc arrangements for SPRING: 5 LES. Ia. conf
drnly invites purchasers tn his stock rs il is m
usually attractive, embracing all the varieties If
New and ~
Rcgant Silks, both black aud colorr,!;
. Grenadines. Silk Muslns, Tissues:
l'arngrs. both plain and printed;
CinghamS, Bingham Nln.lins Prints;
Artccas. Bnmhaz,n"s. Ch,!lys;
Einhr"idcrirs Of various styles.
f''n'ng Dress Goods in variety of style and
Mh'l' H, G""lt Of all The various qunlinr<;
Elegant Irnp' Lace, Silk and Muslin Shawls
and Manics;
Linen and Linen Fabrics:
Hosiery, Gloves ANA Under Vests, (Silk. Mcrino
and CuuoD;
Embroidered. tRcvcrc stitched and Plain Linen
Ininbric li,ikfs in gr.a, variety;
-AI.SO-
Goods for Gents Wear in all the leading STYLES of
WOODEN ana Cotton Fabrics.
4 most complete assortment Of All the h.oy q
cotton Fdbrics for Plantation u.r, tncc,h,r With !,
large stock of blcnchcd and brown D,1nrs,ics
coloIrd tottoiis, etc. etc.
Iurchascrs can always depend upon finding The
VI pohiS imported. > l.
Ways III The Market Ia supply us with the mos,
Fashionable Goods.
IN word, the stock will be found to embrace
nearly , every article in the Dry Goods line and
VIII be offered nt The
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
N. Bile has made large additions lo his
wholesale Rooms and will b. prepared To .,l;.
merchants an unusually attractive stock and in.
c"cs 'hc attention OF all who wish to purchase
Goods AZ Lon Prices for Cash or prompt Puy
Feb. 1850.
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S Ey I've RI Fl e.
Boot and Shoe IYIart.
BENJAMIN FOLSOM. won,

BENJAMIN OLSON, would
EEs.ss respectfully inform his friends
Ss<ssasis and the public that he has Re.
moved hIs establishment 10 Liberty street,
next DIOR to w. Wehb's store, where he will
be happy TO sec them.
The present state Of the market will no,
allow hm TO give bu, n short credit and rrus, ;
his prices, which are sufficiently low, viii
demand the cash
He h1S jus, received from Charleston and
ih'I'nc'ph'a very select assortment of gen
t!cmcn'S tine Hoo'>, for SnIr ipnr for cash
-----ATSO--
An assortment OF fine aud supcriiuc Gas
tcrs, Tics, Buskns and Misses Bontccs, tn-
gr'h"r with new article STYLED. P0Io An
Ties, well worthy The attention o. the hides
OF The District.
l'y cndcnv"ring To sui, The taste Of all he
trusts to merit further share oG public pa-
tronngc.
Sumtcrviilc, Feb 6.
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Ekc Wise in Time! c!-'rIS FOLLY
TO DEFEG AFFLIC FED READ-Thou>
sands are suffering from disease from which ihc,c
sm" 'Iihru'iy III being permanently aud specdi-
y relieved, provided the right means be used. =
As every vice has lis own punishment, so il
w"u'd SEEM every disease has its remedy. This
u true. aud i'icr" il nothing IN this liit more GER
tam than tnat the AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is the most speedy aud certain remedy for all
diseases of II delicate character, known 10 The
world. Adapted Ia every Stage OF the disease,
sex and COZ s'i'ution, at all tunes aud seasons,
hrT" Is no fears ofcNpoSure, detention from b,is>
ines! nor restriction in diet; fion, The certain and
speedy relief II gives il IL now the most popular
remedy of the Gay. Ten Thousand cases have
hcrn cured eilcctuaIly by il during The past wear
PfrPnr"d hy practical physician tho afflicted
can rely with confidence on it's curative powers
over diseases OF lhis character. Full directions
accompany each bottle.
~ CAUTlON.-asli fur the american com.
pouuh and purchase only Of tho agents. Price
~!
For Sale hy T. NJ. Cohen Charleston. Boat
h1ht X Mint Colombia; Il, De Hay Camdc,
ndhy Tie p,iocipa Drugsis, in all the County
towns throughout the State:
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RUNAWAY

~ From thr subscribcr pn ils 18th ri his ,nonth.
lnytscrIant ABBEY. frelu,altIs ealr, rahhy.--
She y about thirty five years OF age Of m,.dling
height, high cheek bones and has lost some of her
frohtssetll She isqnick spoken, walks very fast,
and srGfnntkably active. Abbey had on when
si'e siisA, blne' hoincspun dress and osnaburgs
apron; bntas she carried all her clothing with her.
itp, prnbnble she may change her dress ], is
liiElS she may be found in the vicinity Of the
ssa.iiing pcI,s. m Nrs. Mcleod. from whom she
WAS purchased lives in That ncighhnrhood All
pcfrons are cautioned ngnnst llurborng the above
mentioned servant; nniIy ono delivering her to
me III Snlntcrvilic shall be suitably rewarded.
s Feb &c, 1860 II .,
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Notice.

VIII offer for sale AT Sumter Court House
on the first Monday III March next. 10 the
highest bidder, TWO NEGRO MEN, be.
longing To the Estate of II. J. Brown, deed.
Also. two mules, and ono horse; aud on the
following day, at the late residence of SAID
deceased, Will he sold Corn. Fodder, and Po.
tatOrs.
Conditions of sale Will be Tor the Negroes.
., BOND w'h good personal security, credit
!" our ears. interest from day o; sale, and
pah annually: and Tor The other property
credit TIL OcI0hcr next
JOHN G.. WHITE, Admir-.
Feb 6, 1870 l., 4,
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South Carolina---Su Dist,
N THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN liit' CcniAoN llIENo.
Thos. d. Davis ads Mary ]. Wells Adm'x
Ca. Sa
Thomas d. DAVIS who is in The custody Of
the sheriff OF Sumter District, Ivy virtue OF 4
writ Of capias AL satisiacicnduin at tho suit OF
OF Mary J. Wells adm'x. having filed in my
office, together with schedule, OH oath, OF
his estate and effects, his petition To The Court
OF Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad.
mitted To the benefit OF the arts Of the Gener-
al Assembly made for the relief of insolvcnt
debtors. !, is ordered. that lhe said MARY j.
Wells, adu'X and all other the creditors to
whom the said Thomas u. Davis is in any
wise indebted, he, and they are hereby sum-
muned, and have notice 10 appear before the
said Court, a, Sumter Court House, OH the
second Monday after the fourth Monday in
March next, 10 shcwcans", il any they can,
why the prayer OF the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted.
J. d. JONES, c. C. r. s,
Office Of Common Pleas.
Sumter Dist. Jan, 7th 1850. '''