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a CoMIcAL ScENE--A FOUND.
sLrNG.---As Mrs. Esther Stansbnry,
| f(residing in q Court running from
Race street below Sixth, } was about
to bring Il bucket Of water from the
hydrant last nislt---shc found an old
basket suspended from the knob of
her front door. Putting her hand
into the basket, she felt something
alive and kicking--but so cnvelored
in rugs that no further discovery
could be made without unwrapriny
tic object. A piece Of paper folded
like letter, lay BY the side of the
animated bun'llc. Mrs. Stranshury
imnadiatcly returned to the house,
and by the light Of the lamp, exam.
incd the billet. It was addressed to
her husband. She trcmulously broke
the seal and read as follows:
6 To Joe Stanstury Sir I send
you the baby, which you will please
to take good care Of and bring up
right, so that it may turn out to be 4
better man than its daddy. Oh /!
Joseph! what a sly old rake you are!
who would think that such a stail
sober, old spindlc.shanks could be
such tcaringdown sinner The
child is yours. You may swear to
that. Look at it; it is Joe Stans5u
ry all over. You deceived me
shamcfully, Joscph--lct,ing on to be
n widowcr: but do fathers part by
the Yong one, and / will forgive YOU.
Your heart.brol;cn NANCY.
"P.S.-Eon't let tnat slarp.noscd
wife of yours sec this letter. Gam.
mon her will, some kind Of story
about the baby. NJ
Mr.. Stansbury was in the base.
mcnt kitchen quietly eating lis sup.
per, and little imagining what
storm was brewing over his head.
The door Of the kitchen staircase
was violently thrown open, aud Mrs.
SIS voice yelled ont, 'Stansbury,
come up here, you william; here's
mess for you! The astonishvd
Stansbury hastily wiped his mouth
and obcyel the summons.
Don't you wan: to see Nancy
the hcart-brokcn Nancy?" cried Mrs
Stansbury, when her guilty husband
had hobblcd up into the room.
Nancy? what Nancy's that?' said
the sly old rogue in wcll.lciyncd per,
plcxity.
why, Nancy, the another Of the
baby that has been hung up at your
door, Mr.. Stansbury. Oh! you
look mighty innocent; but Just read
that letter and then look in that bas-
ket. DON'T be afraid, it wont bite =
its got no teeth poor thing! you'll
know it, for as Your hussv says, it is
just like you all over. Please good
ness, Ill expose you before CO: 80,
hadN.' G$5 %S,.
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A. ANDERSON,
NAA4SR MMN TMAAN&
SIrlostnrviI1n - q,

Respectfully informs the people Of Sum "A i,
ter District that he has just received and Sn
now offers fur sale The best selected un,l iEp
mos, choice stock Of -A
Spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought 10 this markell
He has received many new styles of Spring and
Summer Goods. which purchasers would do
well Ia examine before buy ing clscw here.
DEnps D'eics. Broadclo,l,s. Cnslmcrcts. Pc.
lice Cloth, plain md Einry Cnssimers. Damnsk
Drillinss, Tweed Linen Drllings. Satin. Ainr.
scii!rs and Fancy Vrsiings cots tan,ly ON hand.
a full and large supply Of Hosiery. Gloves
SnSpcnl.rs. Crnvaty, handkerchief. &c. DC.
all of which will be Hnld on the most libcrul
terms. aud at prices To suit the times.
c.S Garments manufactured by the rul,seri-
bcr. and warranted to give satisfaction. Or
dcrs from II distance promptly attended tc.
4. ANDERSON.
April 10Th, 1851 25 #
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D. J. WlNN,
III EEsCEHANT TAILOR.

:, ""mld respectfully inform his friends and
The public generally that lr now has on hand
ana OIL RI for sale on reasonable term. II large
"nu splendid assortment Of Cloihs, Cassin,ers
~, nni Ncstings, with Hats. Caps, M,
"a Snslcnders. Cruvats, Socks, fine lin lltsid
LII cn ana Nlcrino Shirts, Drawers s, A>a
Gloves, han,lL crchi,fs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Rcnuy Made Clolliing of eve.
ry dcscri ip,ion and variety.
Complete Military Quits, Unifnrms. Sword
f. nn'-tiS .lr., furnished II, short nct:cc
Uniforms FOR SG'nler Riictnrn fI,,ni 4hcI on
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MISCELLANEOUS,
3 .H'iic Closing scenes.

'Fhe London Chronicle gives the fol-.
lowing gfapbic sketch Of The last scenes
af rhc Crystal Palace, on tho 1lth inst ;.
d in closing The Worlds Exhibition from
sSihe public.
sss Just before five o'clock struck. The
/ fea:hery int ofwatcr from Oslcn's c,ys
& tal fountain suddenly ceased, aud the
Y silence of the vast nsscmbngn became
deeper and more intense. The mo.
inent 3at last came. Mr.. Bradshaw ap.
spea red nj the west end Of the lranscp,
gallery on she south side, bearing n
large red fag in his fnnd. This he
sdispl9yed as the clock struck, and in.
ss,antsyal'sl the organs in the building
Were sshurling into the air the well
8 knoanInotes of the national nulhem.-
s8.At the snme moment The assembled
multitude uncovered; aud those who
this act of Loyalty from an. aIvan.
Istatgseons position will long remember
,s:itIe5ellact which it produced upon their
y9inds. Where Just before nothing
sskas visible tut a mass Of black hn,s
s9atreiching AWAY unit lost IN tho dis.
2sssiances Immediately there appeared
great sen Of npturned animated faces,
] mud to3llle solem silence Of expectancy
aicceeded volume Of sound, in which
tho voices of Tho people were heartily
Joined. ss.
$500 4 $, soon as The anthem had closed
/ there arose such cheers as En.lishmcn
alone know how 10 give. These were
.aooDiiHiei for several minutes. and
wien S,e last Of them died away there
s uassolI over'ihe entire bnilhing, and
{ Gss,uu!y sublime. ,rcmcn-
Esals. sSonpd, like that oflhnnder.
sAS lIli"usands Of feet stamping
ss5y upon .he boarded floors.
4 is dcmonsl ration every part Of
ce ,rcmblctl, and, ms i, swep,
3SsS Sast 10 cast. many nm eye was
L ,ll anxiety 10 The gir,lcrs aud
fhichsin long perspective were
onl before them. And now
2! A sssSsl for the dcntI peal
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful snr past iavourS tho subscriber wish
cs to inform The public that lie siiIi manuf,c
lures Co'ton Gins at his establishment in State
burg, ON the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
of thofc gins Of the late improvement, is worth
nj least quarter of u cent moro than the cot.
ton ginncd on the ordinary gin. He also man
nlnctures them ON the must simple cor.slruction,
OF the finest finish and of The best materials to
Wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for S2 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
pletc order nt III: shortest notice. An orders far
Gins will be promptly and punniually attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stnteburg, Sumter Dist. S, G.. April %, 20 II
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ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A, J, & 2, MOSES.

llnving received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer III their comnodiu,ls Ware
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largest aud most varic,! assortment o
Goods, Wars, aud Merchandise, L. he found
in Snmter,iie, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries.
Grockery, Hardware, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
Hats, Caps. nml l3onncts. Boots nn,I Shoes,
Sahlrry and Harness, Sole, Upper aud Patent
Leather, Cnrringc Trimmings. including Axles,
Springs, ana Alallrablc Castings.
100 Sacks Salt
Swccds and English Iron. broad and narrow
bars, square and rour,l do. Hoop, Band, aud
Boiler Iron,
5000 yanls Baggin.
Together With Rope inc, &c.
SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONARY
The attention Of Teachers /. particularly re-
lucs,cd tn the aboNs fIom our immense
stock nny quantity kind can be obtained.
We have the inost complete assnr,mcnt of
T. DY VI DE CT. I.OTIiING
that has ever been brought To this market. to-
gnthcr with Cloths, Cnssimcrs, ana Vcstin.s
Come and sec
CARFEIiNG, BAlZE AND rugs.
1000 ynr,s carpctins, Rugs to match, AMI s,ou,
Booking Baizc.
PAINS, Glass, Oik, Putty Whiting ,5.c &c.
We cnn SIMPLY any quantity, quality. or colour
oi paint and can recommend nnr Glass lu
qualify AMI q, { lIarlcsion price.
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D. w. PRICE,
Va CIC Elarlt 'E:siAnr

Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has just received New Stock
of STRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist.
ing of hr"ad Cloths of various Kinds and col.
ors. Fine Cassimcrcs. Black and Striped, sclcc.
'ion OF festinss. Satin. Silk nnl White Mar.
sciilcs, Linens Of very kind IiandkyrchciE t,r,
watts, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas. All persons
wishing anything in his line will do well to call.
Garments can he made NJ the shortest notice.
March 2G.!.. 1876! 22 IF
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POET R!Y
I'VE were ssOys T.ogcti.er.,

I'VE were NJ d VS. Togctiaer.
+ Wa Were boys together,
And never oan forget -.
Tho school. house rear the heathcr,
In childhood whore we met; t
The humble hom. To mcinory dear,
Its sorruws pn,l its joys;
Where woke the transient smile or tear,
Whom you aud I were boys.
We Wore youths together, er4.,
And castles built III air,
Your henri wns like n feather,
And nino weighed down with care;
s s 10 y1u came wealth with minhools prime,
81. 40 melt brought alloys
\ SFpssliptlo,ycd in the primrose time,
sphcnsyon and Iwerc boys.
We'rr DID mon together
tl'hts friends we loved Of yore,
With fraves Of autumn weather,
sj Ara gone for evermorc,
How HEST 10 ago the impulse given, s,
The hope limc ne 'cr destroys
Which led our thoughts from earth to Heaven
n. When you and were boys!
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FLORA,

Pastry Cook and Baker of Cakes, &c. dc
Offers her services 10 the cilizens OF
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bridal ieas,s, party-suppcrs,
nc. Her .ong experience and service in
every department of her business, iustiies
herfin engaging to, give entire satisfaction
TO her employers
She may be found by application at tho
Blrbor's Shop in this place.
SumtcrvilcsJa Slh, 1851 lltf
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40.
THE GREAT NAH. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. c,
8, & s5a nE klI o.

sZss---5l :sZi.essssl.-ll5 1Fssg.Sss2t
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
l.aurens-st. daily at ,, p. M. after The
arrival oi The Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, TO WASH.
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PIlILADEL.
PlIlA. and n. YORK.
The pallic is respectfully Informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and are navignic.l by well known and cxrc.
ricnced commanders, and the railroads arc
III fine order, Che Wilmington and Wei.
don Road having recently bees, re lni, with
heavy Il RAID thereby securing both
safety and dispatch. A TmrouGn TICK.
ET having already hccn in operation will
be continued as permanent arrangement
from Charleston to New York BY this
route travellers may reach New York
ON the third day durIn. business hours.
On and after the first day nr July next,
Baggage Will be iickctcd from HE point
nt departure To Washington CITY, under
the charge of special Agcm or Baggnce
Master. AT Washington the same viii
he transferred in the care of similar agents.
who will accompany il 10 New York, and
like arrangements VIII be pursued in re-
turning South
Through Tickets 10 New York can
alone be had from f.. NvINSLOW, Agcn,
ct the Wilmington aud Raleigh X. r.
Company, at the office OF The Company.
foot of Laurcns-strcct, Charleston. S. e..
to whom please apply; and to Chr rles,on,
a. the Office "i tho New Jersey Railroad
anl Transportation Company, New York.
July2, 1851 SO #
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tt.siissRTIFIC'AFESS AND ANI} ''i,Sla:zs2 | I;s
ssI q, most U,.io n Il s.f

ot New Jersey, o dnsuishei attainmeHfs AMI exalted
reputation = 7 S 81 81 ~ - -
stesrf, New Jersey, Iuis :la istsS SF3
Da. \. ". Cmasr,r-Dear sir: You wisi, IS khow ss
me what has been the result Ia my case es the
application Of TIE GAt.yANtC BELT AND MIX
LACE. My reply is as follows: "a 8a
For ahont i~.niy years had hcen suffering hsra
DyspcP,ia. Every year the symptoms bee came worse.
ser cnild nhtain permanent relief from any course
Of medical treatment whatever Sbont Jau,fseH ,ears
since; in consequence Of frequent cApo,nts ta hs
weather, In iAo discharge nf my pastoral duties,
became suiest tor severe Chronic Rheuma.isrn which
for year attcr year caused aicycrirablc asSaisA
Farther in tic winter Of - AMI ~. La cnnIo
Gaencs Of preaching great deal In my awn ana
ssrions other churches in this region attacked
by the Brunchitis, which became seyere ~
=, rcsnIe an immediate suspension Of my yasaossi.
fyaed, nri as my Bronchs became worse. al.o a;I
my D!spcpsn AMI Rheumatic afectinn TINS crileins
that taeSe disorders connected with each utftYs
through the medium nf tho Nervous System In the
whole rharmaenpcia there seemed to be no rsrsdiaA
agent which conh reach ani rccnperats my Sfsvosa
completely failed At las, led by my rends
amino your inventions, and t!hnnsh villa fery
gnnc hopeS of their elcieney) hecr % try tA.
enee: Of the application OF tho GALyNNlt: BELT AND.
NEtKf.At;F.. with the MAGNETIC FIEiD. ThGs uaa
IN Juno. 1855 To Nr GREtr ksIostaaArar, y1we
DAYS Ar DIsfrssta HAn naSx; ~ EIGar ptss wss
ssAsLrp TO nE,uAr rAsroHAL LApoRs NOR HAVE 4
7ohoSchiTis; Am Mr RHEra.ric. AFFECTION NAT Hs.
IiFSLI CEASED To TEora,E aE. Such ~ tho wonder.
ful and happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID Co mass
who have soen likewise suffering from Ncuraigic eHee
lions. They havc triea them, w,IiI Harry RE.rrri 4
BELirrH, Evrnr 'Ei54E f.tst s3FEfE
am, dear sr very respectfully years
ROBERT ". IANEitG
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DR.. CHRiSTlE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

u used f, ell complalnts affecting the Throat Head
such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache, pirtiness Of the Heal Neags in
the Face, Bu1xing Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which Is geReIay NeTroas and that distressing eass
plant oalicd Tic DooteuS- 81 60 7, &
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MNNNGE.

The subscriber has Removed, his FURNI.
~ RE WAREROOAi to MIR, A. J. Moses new
building (np.sinir) where ic will keen con.
s'untly on hand, general assortment Of Fur
..--7--zssr--r-,> n,use consisting in part OF
81 49, l.s3ass Dressing Bureaus. Plain and
SSaf---..--z-a-:s Ssa}--.-z-at:ss Marble Top, Sofas and Di
sSans, Foot Stools, Ofrpmnns. Wnrhrobcs, plain
ah"r1ny, Candle stands, Dining, Tea
Tables, Cfn.re do; Cnrcd Maple
s. s. 81 post BeJlslends, Mahogany do. );
ssss s,lrsinE md Rocking Chairs Of
Z & sssired at the shur,cs,
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DR.. CHRlsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACEf, ,ETs

Are found 1er.ice In cases OF Or r
sra.molc Complaints, and general Nervous Aactio
fsralys and all diseases caused bs deeency pswer
or Nervous Energy in tho limbs other organs es iha
90 Many hundred Certificates from oil Parts OF ,As
eeanry OF the most extraordinary ehar.stxr can be-
given, nreiairs1 j4tit ss5s "a -
o. No trouble or iaeenvenienes attends the use o.
they may DO by the feeble and delicate wisA
perfect case and safety In many the sensAeu
They can be sen. to any paSt of he eoan.ry
Prices:
Tho Galyapio Telt, Three DollarH.
The Galvanio Necklace, Two DoAars,
Tho Galyanic Bracelets, One Dalles Zach
Tho Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
03- Tho articles accompanied by faii and fisia
directions. Pamphlets with iu particulars may hs nae
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
no Bsrsre Of Cp,sas,f,,s aaI Waikissf fsaiiSiisaa
ID. q. MoRnHEAD, M. u.
i3s nronsisfaY, New Tsrs.
For sale in Sumtefvllc, S. G.. by Dr.
r. s. AiEi.iEayT, au, horized Agent, srai
by Druggists generally in SO ;lh Carol ma,
Aug, as, 1850. "A cawfls.
Land For Sale.
sngs@ a tract OF land containit q roo acres,
ID more or less, lying Eve miles beAaw
Cart RS Crossing, onthe Camden Reed. isr,
tween Two aud three hundred ac,es cleared
adjoining lands &c sVm. Cooper d. I. G.
Wdherspcon, and r. Joscy, bci,n ncipa 20
fhs estate nf David E. Nileoa. For ieS,av.
apply 10 either ol the undersigned
I, g. DtIBosis,
\ StsAEBQE0EfIf, "
Nov,27,h, lSSe . II
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Spring and Summer Goods

49, o4Au Duil1IuCl SUOuS
The SubscriDcf is NOW receiving his SPRING;
STOCK OF GOODS, which h. OILERS 40 ,h,.
public at reduced prices Consisting in part ns
follows:
piIin Ear'ston Gi"sham-,
Supcrlinc China
Solid Color. OrganIc Lawns,
Printed
Embroidered Nlu.lins.
Solid
Wuvc Thread l.ncc,
Jacnnet Edging,
. Inserting,
Swiss l.,ging.
= Inserting,
Apha Lace CaJNs
Sup rnc'' :. Ribbons Trimmed.
Ladies' Balloon Sleeves
. Needed worked Cplar..
:" Cnrna:un Hrail
Barigc Trimmings,
- Ribbon =
:" Silk Pendants Trimmings,
Nrrk Ribbon -
g Black and co!nrch Kid Gloves.
9 SILK rar,s"!s,
Printed Al,l.ng,
Figured
Solid
Iinmbray Ginghlms
brown and Dr.Ih Linen Drills,
Blue DENNIS
Cotton AIDES.
Swiss and Mm! Muslins.
linen Cnmbrck Ilnnkrrchicfa.
Marion fin'd and Striped IIo'n"spun,
English Long Clo,hs.
Charleston rs aud IL Shir,nCS
Graniiyillc 7.Sanh IL
Dcknlb Cotton o>uahlrgs
Sprnguea Fancy Prints Color. warrcntch,
EurIi,iiTc Prints
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rvctcd Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Cnrrcting, together with ful
assortment OF Carriage Trimmings, Oi's
Paints, Narnsh &c. For Sale hy
A. J. s. T. MOSES.
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Glarlcstun aDpcrtis rnts.!

DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, S. c..
DsEsECT HIaE.0EsTEHes.
g. &E. L, KERRISON e Go,
DlREcr IMPORTERS of European Dry Goods
nre happy 10 inform their friends and customers,
tina, they nrc now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions TO us complete Il stock Of
Staple and E'nsacy Dfy Goods
ns hns every been offered in this market
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED Ar 4
Low PRICES,
and those who pnrcl,nse in their city nrc inyi.
ted to examine their styles, which, vii! he frnin
peculiarly adapted Ia the Southern Trade.
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC FABRICS Nv
EFEIY VARIETY: or
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKETS AND
PLANTATION DRY GOODS. 4
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
in their line in every variety. together with a
full stock OF CASHIERS. VESTINf;S and
CLOTHS: nlso LINENS which, " i'll l,e found
Tree from any mixture Uf Cotton. s-
All articles sold urc guaranteed To prove MS
represented.
Trrns--Cnsh or City arccrtpu,r.
{. & l.. l.. KERRlSON IL co.
20o Northwest Corner
King 81 AIuEkc,.s,rcrs.
September =, 1871. Ij-tf
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON %LATTA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
Pnbic generally, That he is now receiving tH-
r'ciY "i Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
VIII sell low for cnsh--Tno doors above the
rlan,crs Hotel and Immediately opposite James
Dunmp's, esq.
Camden y. C.. Dee 10Th, 1850 IA 9
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GO. 600 pcrs0ns q

Including all classes AMI conditna npong Which
were large num~r niic-. ho peculiarly sssiess
TO Ncrtons Complaints. have heen s=;s3iSEE
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
when oil hopo of relief hai bcsn given nn and every
hing ere neen tined IN vain 5sai
To illustrate the use OF the GAIyANIC, nssf!5r.
snpeo,s the ease ri person afflicted with that tane II
rhiiifsdop DSHPEfslA, OK any other hruic or SsSs
Disorder In ordinary case,, .:::ls..s are bsken
vhieh by .aeI action on tho ns and nieies sf .k
ronsch afssi iesPsrary relief but which leave the
ea'ien in lnn state ena uh injured faculties s,sr
.h. n.ih'n ha' excited has ceased. Neu eeapsIs tha
s FaSNAEElr Take u D.spersr sufferer. even iz the
worst ;! p.an. Of an attack ani sneay i- ths Rs
s'hrht the body. using the Asgnsitc k1nEl destsa
In short period the in,snsble retSpiSa,
she positive ecnent ef t,c Belt thsrsby Saasf1g siat
ssnc calapn which ain pass 10 The nsatits-a
thence hack again in the r@,sitisr thus kes ping
tinu'u, Gai'snie eirensiian throgbosf the asataaa
EMhNENItf CCRED a FEW DAYS Is AMrLY'
sgffiGfESr TO ERADICATE THE ED,sEa2E OF!
iEARS Syz-. ..SH5s3s ~
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i Ss ;3si SsssS. fssslf j :..i.~".! "1":
iisss.ssssfs;ss or tllc CU,rt) to witness lie
unwrapring Of the baby. Anxious
expectation sat on every countenancc,
as the jealous lady N:orc away rag at.
ter rag from the body Of tho found.
ling, the vigorous movements of
which astonishcl every body. 1T is
full of the dcvi! alrcad,' said Mrs. S.,
that shows it is his, you'll soon sec
that it is like him in every thing
At last all the swaddling clothes be.
ing removed, out jumped the baby
and made his escape through the
open door.
1t was bic tomrut! The STAINS.
burys had been vic,ilnizcd by rrac-
tical joke, the contriyancc of which
was traced to female ncighbor. Mrs
As, who has no taste for fun Of that
Akind, made her complain, against the
suspected party, but as the trick ap.
$Acarcd to be without malice, no bind.
g over took place. PHI. Penn.
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ss i HE COMFORTS OF AN F.DITOR.--
@ he docs not fill his paper with
S s: rs OF Importance, whether there be
m m|s or not, being what it purpor,s to
|iS|SS3SA- 31S$s3'S a newspaper.
sE il5 he does not at least Gll one col.
every week with something
able, his folio is pronounced
frcsting.
public nuisance should exist
of it would offend; and not to
ut, would be ccnsnrcd.
does not publish all the mar.
atLs s&szaaacc 'in the
sound,
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance of the last VIII and Testament OF
q Andrew Crawford, decd, we will on Inc ord
day of January, 1852, at the late residence OF said
Andrew Crawford, decd, offer f'r sale at public
auction, the several TRACTS OR PAkCELo
OF LAND of which the said Crawford died seiz-
ed and possessed, containing in the aggregate
6ass ACRES,
beino in six different Tracts, all adjoining each
other. lying and being in the County of Bath, on
the turnpike Road between the Warm Springs
and Mlboro' Springs, and one mile from the latter;
and upon which is the BLOWING CAVE. A
considerable portion Of said Land is River Boltou''
and in fine state Of cultivation with all necessary
improvements thereon; gnod DIV ELLiNG
HOUSE, Barn, aud all other oul-bulldlngs, and
upDn the whole is very desirable property, being
in good neghborhood and convenient to AilI,
Blacksmith Shop, Church, &c.. and within short
distance of where the Central Rail Road must pass
if made to Covington. The Lands will be shewn
10 any one wishing to purchase by Mr.. Joseph
Burger who resides adjoining thereto. The eTns
OF Sale will be one fourth Of the purchase money
in hand the balance in one, two and three years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security. aud the title retained until the last pay
ment Is made. WM. C. BURGER,
S. A. PORTER,
Executors ofsaid Andrew Crawford, dec q
October |. 1851 .-3m.