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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-07-07

have been; favored with the perpsal
blowing letter from California, which
he value set on Cherry PectOrql in that
portion Of our country. 1T is sold there
I'VE dollars per bottles Boston Republic.
sx Fa1scrscO, 22d March, 1850.
e. AYRK, ESQ: q:-Dear Sin: We have the
|easife to inform you, that since our adyices
/. the 5th nltimo, we have disposed q all the
|Aefty Pectoral consigned to our House. From
ne benefit experienced by those who have useu s.
II there has grown up here confidence IN tne
article which will insure YOU tpr inls market an
increasing and permanent demand.
The rapid changes of our climate nom neat
! to cold. and heat again, induce, as might be ex-
pected, the afaictihg and often dangerous lung
complaints Many Of these, within our knowl-
si,es sI, have been 50 speedily curedbyyour prep
afSt;on as to afford, as It were, immunity from
then attacks.
sW are daily expecting the next arrival, and
4 would advise the continuation of your monthly
shipments in larger quantities than hitherto.
n YouIs,&c. J. G. CRAM & co.
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ChancerY Notice.
rhe .oily q P0rlsm0uLI,

The City oF portsmouth,
Henry Buchanan, etaL
TTGNRY BUCHANAN, John L. Green,
III Charles A. Woodbridge, S. Stcrett Barr,
William Bailey, Mary j. Bailey, James Boyle,
Eliza lie, Samuel Blair, and Caroline Blair,
are hereby notified that on the 30th day Of
June, A. D. 1851, the City Of Portsmouth.
/ filed in the Court of Common Tleas, of the
county Of Scioto and State Of Ohio, a bill in
Chancery against them, the object Of which
bill IS to obtain payment Of an assessment
heretofore made in pursuance of an Act passed
March 4, 1645, entitled q An act supplements
ry to the act entitled an act further to amend
an act entitled an act to incorporate the Town
OF Portsmouth, in the county Of Scioto, passed
"March l6, 1888" upon the south half Of out
lot No. 81, as designated on the recorded Platt
of the Town of Portsmouth, in consequences OF
the extension of Front street eastwaTdly from
Chilicothe street to the old line of the corpo-
ration, by order aud under authority OF the
President and Common Council of the Town
of Portsmouth, and in default of such payment
TO subject the said half of out lot No. 81, or SC
much thereof, as may be necessary for the pur-
pose to sale, for the satisfaction q said assess
ment and the said Henry Buchanan, John Z
IGreen, Charles A. Woodbridge, s. Sterret
Barr, William Bailey. Mary ] Bailey, james
Boyle, Eliza Boyle, Samuel Blair and Caroline
Blair, are further notified, that unless they ap
pear, and plead, answer or demur to the SAT-
bill within sixty days after the next term oi san
court, the said City of Ports mouth, at the mex
Term of the court, after the expiration Of sal
sixty days, will apply TO said court TO take tn
matters of the bill as confessed, and to deere
thereon accordingly. Il. W. JORDAN,
i Solicitor for Complement
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THINGS FOUNDED IN REASON The idea Of
superiority felt BY man in big steamboat
over another in a little steamboat.
The contempt Of man who is going the
whole route in stage, feels for one who
gets. in to ride only a few miles.
The dislike a person experiences against a
stranger who wears his hat rather to please
himself than any bodyelse.
The pride Of gentleman in the boxes at
the theatre over one in the pit.
The credit you award toa shopkeepker
when he assures you, on his honor" sucf
an article cost SO much.
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Arrival Of the Africa.

The Africa arrived at New York on the I'd.
< Wheat has advanced from ! to I'd. Flour
: Cd. dearer--in good demand. Provisions
Pork and beef move slowly; in bacon more
doing at previous rates; shoulders steady;
hams in fair retail demand; lard one shilling
lower, and tending to further decline.
In the French assembly Gen. Cavaignac.
declared that he had made up his mind tc
draw the sword in case Napoleon attempted
to prolong his power. There was great ex.
element. III.
The Portuguese Exchequer is getting low
More trouble anticipated.
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COMMERCIAL.

Review of the Portsmouth, Market for
the Week ending July 7, 1851.
GENERAL LREMARKs.-There has been but q
limited amount of business transacted for the
past,week, as all parties were standing off in
anticipation of the 4th. ourprincipal business
houses were closed during the day.
We may reasonably look for an improvement
in trade, rfor, the coming week.
The usual quotations embracing the spirit O
'op market are subjoined.
FLouR 4 GRAM THE flour market contin
'ues dull. The sales Of the past week have
been at 1926 with demand only for immedi
:atewants. In wheat and oats no change.
SUGAR &MoLAssEs & These staples remair
very stationary. We quote7fair sugar 81
Molasses 80. a
e CoFrEE-N. O. coffee is held at lOc ant
prime eastern at l0a; being the current rato
.of last week,
RrcEA prime article is held at Al b.
stierce.
CHEEsE-The arrivals Of cheese have beel
large for the last week and have gone off a
'63@6a as in quality.
BAcoF Demand light. Shoulders 81 puck
ed. Clearsides 83@Ss.
WHIsKEY-Rectife whiskey is held at /
cents, small sales.
Soar \ CANDLEsN No change
FAMILY MARKETS The attendance from
the country is quite large on our marke
mornings and the supplies of meats yegeta
bles fish and fowl are ample for the demand
Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, &C., ar
largely enquired for, and the earliest at tn
marketare the best served.
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To, Shippers, Merchants, and Citizens
of Portsmouth.
II AM building new Boat 10 run in the
Cincinnati and Port smouth trade Will
leave Portsmouth every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday; and Cincinnati on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
This boat is built expressly for the above
trade, and is not surpassed by any boat on the
Western waters, and will continue in the
| trade. The subscriber solcits a share of your
patronage. WILLIAM McCLAlNE.
| June 3.
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NEW COAL YARD.
HEMPSTEAD h iL0DWICK,


s. D. IiEMpsTEADi j.. K. LoDwIcK
"AVE entered Into co-par tnership unds
III the firm Of Hampstead & Lodwick 70
the purpose Of opening a coal yard in thi
place, on or about the first day of July, next
when they will be fur nished with Lighters
and being in connection with the Hanging
Rock coal bank, will be enabled at any stagS
Of t0ater, upon "a hours notice TO furnish man-
uf cturers or others with irem l 900 10 ,000,-
900 bushels al as tiis
IL W. RI TES,
as any ether coal bank upon the Ohio. As To
the quality of the coal, there is none better
and for manufacturers it is unsurpassed The
Hanging Rock Rolling Mill has been using il
for the past two years and pronounces il the
best-we refer to them.
We would call special attention Of manufac
turers and others on the Ohio Canal to our
notice. We can load
Canal Boats,
at our bank with one-half the erpense, and in
one. fourth the time, as heretofore, and saving
the expense Of commssion-the great loss and
Inconvenience Of shoveling from boats TO ca.
nal boats, by our arrangements is entirely dis
pensed with as the coal can be delivered direct
tJfOha ne bdnf, by siIntes, by which means tho
Coal is handled BUT oNeE which Is greatly to
the advantage of the purchaser.
All communications addressed TO ]. X. LODI
wick, Portsmouth, or to S.. B. Hampstead
Hanging Rock, will meet with punctnal at
tention.
0oF Office at ]. Lodwick & Sons, No. 66,
Fro tStreet, Portsmouth, Ohio.
ApI 23 1851 d&w2bm
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The Porthmo nth Dispatch of Tuesday has
the following The editor Of the Ironton
Register is bachelor well that's not Sc
bad as to be an tsold BACH" or doable-dis-
tilkd,-girl-aparkling aoiao,Cer, like--we
don't say who. Never mind,
IA good time's coming, neighbor,
Wait alittle longer Just LITTLE.
Ironton Register.
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New orleans Market.

4 NEW ORLEANs, June 25, P. M.
GottonSis IN moderate demand. Middllng
I sscs ohio Flour, @3. .g5@$S,37. Corn,
,trna,.s I 5sc@ 5ae forpfime yellow. Whis-
Eeys 1s AS Sac' Bacon Clear Sides 8i@Ssc.--
Extra Hams 100 l0lc.
~, exchange very doll. Bills on London
M i, VI, NEw ORLEANs, June 26.
Ohio Flour $a@ 3d. Prime Com Il ri
quest at 53@ 55c. Bacon Shoulde e 6C06Sc.
Ribbed Sides &c. Prime )Seg Lard l(5sc-.
Rio Coffee dull at &c. Mess Pork aid
Ohio Oats 3Sc. Western Hay $l7,50@l8.
Cotton frmer since Europa's news.
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JssfeFsOF tztfe sTSss. ;sEsec e
Of GinclnDal
100000 Capital,

Oh Cl1ACA1llttlt4N
Incorporated fy the State of Ohio
$1,000 Capital.
n IFE INSURANCE effected in this coEppa
lLny on tie Mutual and Joint Stock systeulsl
Some Of the peculiar advantages bl tins
Company are
l. 1t has capital Of $lOoNOOj we'll seturedg
has two departments, the mutual and jciHt
stock; the mutual department being secured
BY the whole stock Of Che comPany aud Ne &C:
foundations
2 The rates Of PREMIUM in. The JOINT stock
department are reduced equal 10 an annual rash
dividend In advance Of 359 per cert.
3. In the mutual department. but one -haH Of
The annual premium Is required in CASH. When
the insurance is for life and the annual premi.
um amounts IS $40 dividend Of profits annual
ly scrip issued drawing interest and trans
ferable,
A. The life Of the husband may be insured
fof the benefit of the wife, the insurance. pay
able to her, free from all claims OF creditors or
representatives. We are not awHre Or this pro-
vision in any other Company in Ohio; il is
in none Of the English Companies, and but lew
Of the Eastern Companies.
4 5. The preiniumsmay be paid semi annual
iyi or quarterly, il preferred.
6! The premiums received will be invested
in Il Q West, and the money paid annually for
| life Insurance retained among u.s..
All should insure who are not CERTAIN Of
leaving their families in comfortable circum-
stances, and all whose income depend upod
their personal exertions, as Clefgynien, Physi-
clans, Lawyers, Mechanics, Clerks; Book
keepers, and those in public. Also, Merchants.
Tradesmen and Manufacturers in active busi-
ness, whose property depends Upon the vieis-
situdes Of trades
4 3, Those whose real estate is ehcuinbered
A. Those who require the endorsement Of
their frienfs forsiheis security.
! s. The lives Of all parents who might leave
their families unpfovided for at their death.
Officers and Directors. s
4 H. H. GOODMAN, Pres't
w. W. CONES, v. Pres't,
i L. BENToN, Sec'yi
Dfectors.
Cincinnati.
H. H. Goodman, George Carlislej
William Burnet, Charles Conahan,
w. w. Cones, A.. G.. Burt,
Samuel B. Keys, ClIas. Gogdmaa;
D. w. Dreshler, Columbus, VIM. McCammonj
H. B. Payne, Cleveland, o., E. Gesta
4Board Of Finance.--Hon. Jacob Burnet,
Samuel Virgins, Esq, T. S. Goodman, ESD
B. F. CONWAY, agent.
G. s. B. HEMrsrEAD, Medical Examiner
May 81, lS5l--9dwly
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California Rental.

MI. Davis, whose father was an American
and his mother Sandwich Islander, owned
ahe building at San Francisco, occupied
as the custom house, on which he received a
rent Of SO 900 per month. His other prop
erty brought monthly rent ofabout $4,000
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4 state,of ohiosScioto CoInmons Rlsas
George Corwin,
ps. In Chancery. "a

Oliver Washburn.
I'm pursuance of an order of the Court o.
Common Pleas, Of the county ol Scioto and
State of Ohio, at their May Term, 1851. Oil
YER Washburn is hereby notified that on the
7th of June, 1851, George Corwin of Scioto
county, Ohio filed in said court, bill in Chan
Gerry, against the said Oliver Washburn, the
object and prayer of which bill is to enjor
certain judgment at law, in favor of the said
defendant, against the said complainant ant
that said ju dgment be opened, or that the right
Of appeal be decreed to the said complainant
and that tho said complainant be authorized tc
make his defence upon the merits, against the
said action of the said defendant, And the
said Oliver Washburn is further notified thai
unless he appear and plead, answer or demur
to the said bill within sixty days after the mex
term of said Court. the said George Corwin al
the next term after the expiration Of the sale
sixty days, will apply to the said Court to take
the mattersof the Bill as confessed, and tc
decree thereon accordingly.
s. M. TRACY,
SOL of Compl't
Dated Portsmouth, June 90, 1851.
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Or An old maid who hates the male sex,
most venomously, cut female acquaintance
recently, who complimented her upon the
bioyancy Of her spirits.
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TO NEW YORK IN SO HOURS !
New Arrangement!

New Arrangements!
wv E are now prepared to carry passengers
w under the following arrangement: The
Stage will leave Portsmouth every day at "a
o'clock A. M. and arrive at Columbus next
day at II o'clock A. M, in time to connect
with the express train to Cleveland. Time
from Ghillicothe to Columbus hours-from
Columbus to Cleveland 6-jrom Portsmouth to
New York ftty-ttoo hours! This is the shortest
cheapest and quickest route to New York, and
only 46 hours to Philadelphia.
L G. TERRY, Agt.
Office U. S. Hotel, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Portsmouth June, 20, 1851.
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carpetsl carpetall
Medical Notice.
R. HIRAM G JONES.

YTNENDERS his professional services to the
IL citizens Of Portsmouth and vicinity. BY
strict attention to the duties Of HE profession,
he hcpestc merit and receiyea 4 liberal share ef
public patronage.
E5TofIics over the Drug Store Of J. i. Nc
Vey & Coz Residence ut the house os Mr.. s.
e, Drake, on Third street, between Matksi
and Court. W \
Portsmouth,, May %, '5i--dwtf y
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New Spring Goods,

ID BELL, A. CO, nsver 10 be outdone N
les anything else than nboasting take pIssns
nrein announcing to- their friends that tllsv
have just received q beautiful stock of Bocis
and Shoes, for spring wear, consirtihr 81 the
latest styles for GenllSnea, Ladies' and chil.
drent handsemeand FoDds Pslces as hsrslo.
Tore, At The lowest :possih t..re. AiWays ~.
hand q cehnftetc nssoft 3 I 6af ~ 4, ,.'.'sn.
iecureat Wholesale nfIl l,eiAil. Cali a.lj l.E4
|a look. Don't l0fg1 a. ii<ce, neanle Z &n,.
Market street mar dew 'S'' \
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ALI Concerned!

ETNHE Old Books and Accounts Of J. Lod-
III wick & Son having by arrangement been
transferred 10 John X I. .Lodwick, an persons in
dobted TO as well as those having accounts
against said firm are requested to call Oh aim
or BY the 18th inst. and settle the
same, as longer iudnlgcnce cannot BE- granted.
JAS. LODWICh[ !. N
n 4, ]. X. LODW \
Pohsmcuth, July il. 1851. N
\ Daily Trib. & Clip, copy I'M
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GaA,lkI!.6!wAksp
Saddlers' Trimmings.

ENANCY CoLoRED, Enameled and Pa
IL tent Leather. Fancy Morocco Skins, Self
adjusting prss IrssS. JsPanes Brass and silSer
strainning and Girth Webb, Sewing Thread
ana Isl, SIR, Riding and carrisgs Whips tOgstah
ever offered before in this market.
May Is. T. N. .DAVEY.
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window Glass.
SIMMER FASHIONS.

NyTRS. CURRiE has received this day a
IvA large LOT OF new style. Bonncts, Rib
bons and Flowers, and invites the ladies Of
this ciiy and vicinity, 70 call and examine
iheni
May l4-dw. A ss
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D ECEIVED this dny large lot of Cap
III Grown Bonnets from 75cts to so.
I June 4, 1851. II. E. CURRIE.
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.TTyoBACCO !---The best assortment Of
Il Virginia and Missouri Tobacco now on
hand, comprising the favorite brands Of pounds,
half pounds, 5 and 8 plug. Also, No. l,
Twist, KY, Tobacco, choice article for sale
by June II SIR. ROSS.
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CIGARS 2 Oi@apsQQ

TUST received good assortment of Rega-
O liza and Principle Cigars of Eastern I'm
portation, of Justo SAM, La Washingto La
National and Herman Cortez, and other favor
lite brands, comprising probably the largest, as
sortment of fine Cigars in Portsmouth.
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Dated Portsmouth, June 90, 1851.
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|EUNDRIE5. louisville Lime, Calcined
- Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Kentucky Rifle
Gnnpowder, Blasting and Sporting Powder,
stone.ware and Glass ware, Wrapping and Let
ter Papers, Cotton Yarns and Wicking, Cord
age and Brooms; all of which are for sale on
satisfactory terms by Cune l9) s. r. ROSS.
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HANGING ROCK

TsEH;i undersigned respectfully announce 10 the
i p1hc, thai they have associated themselves
Ii the business o! teaching for The ensuing year.
Their Academy is situated in kershaw District.
26 miles north Of Camden near the Stage road
from Camden to Charlotte. 1t is located IN 4
healthy, MORA AMI reg"us community, remote
from vice immortality uf any kind.
Tie Classical Department will be under the
care ui Mr.. Caulhen, who is South Caro!inIan by
birth ani educatio,l--born in York District, and a
Graduate Of the South Carolina College.
TIE English Department will be under tie care
'T Mr.. Spence who ls so well known 10 the
community, that it is deemed unnecessary 10 say
any thing concerning him.
They make LnaSting promises. but merely
say mat they are about TO establish this Institution
Their responsibility. rely ing upon Tie cni-
OF Tn. naigIbrrhood and The Country around,
for PATRONAGE and tt is 10 their interest TO use
their ba-l efiirls for the advar cement /! cir pu-
ri.s. Young men Of siudious habits, and OF am
pie capacity, will b. prepared, al this Institution,
10 on er ANY COLLEGE III the United Safes
Tie academic year will be divided into two
SESSIONS ui five months e rh-;he tirst to c,rI-
mcnce The middle vi January, and 10 close the
m'i'!le nf June; the second 10 commence in the
middle OF July, and close in the middle vi Uecen.
her.
Terms per Session.
Or;hography, Re2ding, Writing and Ariih-
uieiic, 81 O0
/ The above, with English Grammar Geo.
o-ra2hy, History aud Natural Phi!oso-
ply, 10 on
| Ciasscs and higher branches OF Mathe-
malcs, 1s 90
GrBnarding, including Fuel, Washing, Ii. his,
&c, can be oDaoed in gen;eel families, at SIN To
seven dnilais Il month.
J. II. CAUTilEN.
SAMUEL SPENCE.
| December 81. l02 lit
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mechanisu, has made the wings that bear it to
every port. Behold her terrible in war NE.
chanism has made her the arms, and mec!'an-
ism has skilled the bodies that WELD them.
Patronize mechanics! 1t viii give them an i'll
terest in our cause, and above all things. expel
the free negroes from among u.s. ne aF'S-
tocratic colored gentlemen by property M" er
cepted; they are corruptins to our Slaves aid
offensive to w!.ite mechanics. Let US he bHsr
to conciliate and unite ALTO become one So'"i
mass of the most efficient, we'll orga"'ied ana
we'll furnished e,istance-resista"ce Tor sue
cess. Let none look to submission by will, or
through lorce-snJma, we can "errr; e""h
aauu'S srure must be the last shi"ld Of his horror
J. F. G. MiVTAG.
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LIVERWOR AND TAR.

For the complete cure Of coughs, colds, iniuen.
"a, bronchitis asthma. Pains in the side, splitting
Of blood, aud all other Lung complaints, tending
to consumption This i not an empirical nos
,rum, but a scientific and n>st Invaluable mrdi.
cine. liis prepared from recipe BY that disiIl,-
guishcdph physician and CHI j., It, Prof Rogers; and
wherever it has been in.u,duced, it has made
cures which are perfectly I" tonishng. 1t is SUI
perccding every other cough medicine before the
public. Testimonials are daily being sent TO the
preprietors of cures effected, even after physicians
hal abandoned every hope. A single trial will
convince the most incredulons OF its efficacy
For eale in Camden, at McKain's Drug Store
Sec 2i7s,:iseS.eut T.. a.c'sser column
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The South Carolina Normal School.

n accordance with the views presented 10 the
Il public, in the journal" ofDecember Goth, The
subscriber will open Normal School near Russell
Place, Kershaw District, on the Goth OF January
1851.
The School will be one of high ordcr in which
edu ati1rIs shall be taught
In" Institution Is designed, primarily for the
rdiang otteach~rs, and 10 turkish liberal educa-
Ton 10 hose desirous bee lining racher+, whose
means .i.ni,rd. Mex, rt!i-Iess, Its advantages
as pia"e N inSirHciioH, VIII bc open 10 all aud
the wealthy and beherulent will render ii lupor
tan! aid, by sending !hei. SONS 10 the schoo!
The boarding department will br so managed,
as merely 10 cover expenses. And both beard and
tuition will be furnished fee, to as many INDECENT
pupils, as can be supported by the funds OF The
Institution.
In The higher, or teachers c"ss, every one shall
be entitled 10 free uiiion who shall sign an obIiga-
ton TO devote al Least two years after leaving the
INSTITUTION, TO the business OF teaching, within the
ac,-Ee preference being giren 10 the district from
which hepnlii Games.
Testimonials Of good moral character will be
required in every Instance.
Those friendly tv the enrrprize, are desired 10
pledge themselves for definite sum, 10 be paid
over by instalm"ris a. they may be needed; for
ward ;h"ir pledges 10 tie subscriber; and as soon
a. convenient, organize Themselves into Society
! for lr inArag. Inyiit III the funds.
| The necessary expenses Of the Institution will
~ tn erection Of suitable plain buildings; the
board OF in,.Ig"nt pupils, aud the salary OF com
ptieEt superintendent teacher, AS soon AZ the
| school -!ia' br firmly established No salary hav-
ing AZ yet been fixed, arrangements will be made,
for tie present, with thc friends of the cause; with
the ii: d"r''"'! from tj'" paying pupils, to COM
rlrncr iAa ~: rc!se:' at TIM specified.
The price o' paying pupils will vary from ST to
SIG pr Session Vi i've months, Invariably in ad-
rance
S. DONNELLY.
| Dec 80, 1850 If
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Estate Sale.

By permission "i John K. Joy, Esquire, 0rdi
nary for Kershaw District, will be sold at the plan
tation OF the late Joseph Cunningham, on Beaver
Creek, on Friday the 3lst inst, all the Corn Fod-
der, Oats, and suniry uler articles belonging 10
lhe Estate If said Lcrnascd. Also, on Tuesday
,hc 4th February, al his late IeSIGrrr IN Camden,
sundry articles; together with IT, crop OF Corn
and FoJdcr at the S!arkc place. Terms vii! b.
made known al tho lie OF SAFE.
G.. j. SHANNON, I rvec.,s
JOHN BROWN. h"e' IT,
Jan. II, 1851. ) 6t