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D. J, WINN,
2s E;skCHstYE' 'H'.s .seE.

Would respectfully inform his friend, and
me rlbli' gen" rally that hr now has on hnud
n'I "!' r. Tor sn!r on reasonable terms n larr.
anu sfirniiI assortment Of Cloths, Cuss,,nrrs
NAS ana Ncslngs, with Hats Cans crs,
EASnsrcndcrs, traNaIs, Socks. fin. lin. Iasad
-IJt- {" ana icr'no Shirts, lirawc. $, A
''iovcs. linn!hcrci'i"fs. Umbrellas. Sc.
zen ana boys kca"y Made Clothing Of eve
ry description aud variety.
;. C"'nr!r'c Military Outfits, Uniforms. Sword.
~ n"i..''s, Nc., furnished at short notice
Uniforms Tor Sumter Ri.l-ur.u furnislcd on
reasonable ,rrn.s
~ i''' N"s''n"s are peculiarly rich. consi-,ing
Of far richer patterns lhau ever ,rry;nr,i,- ,.r,
hhi,ra III this market
Oci Ii. 1880 81 p.
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ICE! ICE!!

lhf. Subscriber possesses Receipt, to cna-
Die any person 10 make Ice, in any climate.
wilh but little expense or trouble. 'fhc process
~ SIMPLE, ana can bc accomplished hy the most
limited understanding. M to produce from
even warm water, in the hottest climate p,,r,
ice. equal IN every essential Ia that formed by
natural causes. The luxury of always having
n. one viii, IN the heat of summer n prr and
dciicious Ice, will READILY be ,oncctlcd: and its
advantages, III eases Of sickness, cannot he too
greatly priced. by this same process warm
wafer can be rendered cighilmIly cold in about
> minutes, and ice creams with many other
i"Aiirics. can TIC mnlc i'm from 10 To 20 minutes
HE following notice Of this great discovery
is taken from the New York Sun:
~ REAL l.rNURY.-Dr. James r. vii.
m'ngton produces, by M artificial process pure
ana so'id ice, from warm water in the heat of
summer IN less Than half hour. Au,l he can
render II barrel Of water ~ cold ns ic. itself
in II very few minutes. This discovery must
bc OF immense valu. TO all living South
IEnMs.--fhis receipt, which contains full
instructions for making leo and ic. creams
cooling water, and numerous, Other useful
matters vi ! bc forwarded TO order for Two
Dollars, by addressing
DR.. JAS. K. WrIMIxGroS,
l22 Nassau ST., y. Y.
One Agent only will bc appointed in each
county, and ihuso desiring the agency mus,
forward $50, for which they will receive
81 copies of the pamphlet, containing full
Instructions.
June 18th, 1851
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D. w. PRICE,
WI CA.cts ts:a MT ,H'ns sAns.

Respectfully inform, lis friends and the pu',I,c
generally that lc has I,Isr received - N.v SIncL
"i SIKlNt N\D 81 MINER GOODS consist.
ihg oi Broad Cloths uf various Kinds and col.
ors. flnr taSsimcrcs. Black and Sirind. sclcc.
""m "i Nr>'iii9>, Satin, SILK and White Mar
s"n'es' linens oie'"ry kind Handkerchief Ora.
sats, hid Gloves. l-mhc .,!,. an r.r,n,s
visiting anything in hIs line will do well ,ncniI
'nTinrn's can be made al the shortest notice
March 10Th, 1851 % .;
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South Carolina Sumter list

Whereas have lh;s day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary OF sand DISTRICT Of tho
personal property NJ Gciclict of John
hlnks late Of Snmcrviilc decd; and |
avail myself Of This method to notify all
persons indebted to the decd Ia make i'm.
mediate payment To Mr.. l.. B Hanks, my
Agent (n this particularly and those hnv
M, demands against deed will hand them
in duly at,cstoh according to law.
". LEWIS, 0. 8. d.
Aug. 2d 1850 IL #
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AG%NCy,

.,
hr slhscrt'".r lIas Removed hrs Ff-NNI-
~ IKE "AitEROnM To hIr. \. J. Moses new
building (up.sta'rs) where he will keep con.
s'nniiy on hand, general assortment OF Fur
x---r-r-~-J-~, niinr". cons sting IN part of
G,'...zssIs-rlny Dressing Hurcnus PLAIN and
i.1--S-1z-.-~=:j Marble Top, soG,s and Di-
vans Foot Stools. pit"naus, War,!rul,cs. plain
and Mahogany, Camille stands, Dining. Ic,.
and Work Tables. Centre do; Curi.d Maple
hi,h and low post Schsicnds, NInhornny do :
Oi!lcr. Sitting. Nursing and Rocking Chairs oi
every descriptions
Furniture made and repaired a, The shortest
notice.
Plain nnd Mahogany Collins furnished to or.
der.
The subscriber j. prepared Ia furnish Blinds
Sash ami Door NJ Charleston Prices.
lie viii continue his WORK SHOP NJ the
Old Stand. wh"r" all orders III his line III! be
punclnnlly attended to.
DANL. 5. SARGENT.
May H.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

The Subscriber is now rscciving his SPRING;
STOCK OF GOODS, which he offers TO the
public at reduced prices; consisting in part MS
follows:
Plain Earls,on Ginghnms.
Superfinc China I"
Solid Colors Organdc Lawns,
Embroidered E,!.' :. :" Musliu=,
Wove Thread Lacc,
Jaconct Edging,
" Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
Inserting,
Aphin Lace Capes,
Ladies' Balloon Sleeves,
Needed worked Collon,
:. Mourning;
Cnrnation Braid
I'nrigc Trimmings,
Ct Ribbon .
" silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon
Black and colorcd Kid Gloves,
silk Purnsols,
Cotton 4"
Printed NTmslins,
Figured '
Solid I"
Chambray Ginghams.
brown and Drub Linen Drills,
Cotton AIDES.
Swiss and Null NInslns.
Linen Cambrick Ifnnkcrchcfs,
clarion Plaid and Striped lIomespun,
hInrlbDro {. 4.
English Long Cloths,
Charleston 7.S and Al Shirtinps.
Grnni,vilc 7-Snnl Ia
Dcknlb Cotton Osnnburgs,
Sprn,gn,cs Fancy Prints Colors warrcn,cd,
Englsh Z" l."
Furniture Prints,
&c Bortlin,g
Ladies Black and colcrcd Gai,crs.
Seal Skin Slippers,
49," Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and colorcd Caters,
Fur and Silk Hats.
Icghorn md Panama Hats.
Palmetto Hats
Pam!cnf Hats
HARDWARE AND CROCK
Efi. dc. &c.
-AI.SO-
20 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
Kegs best Goshen Butter,
II Boxes fine English Cheese,
All oi which he oilers low for cash or to p,Inctual
II. J. DINKINS.
April 9, 1851 81 ,f
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FLORA,

Pastry Cook and Baher Of Cakes, dc. &c
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation OF bridal teass, pnriy-suppcrs,
NC. Her long experience and service in
every department OF her business, iustifics
her in cngagingto give entire satisfaction
10 her employers.
She may be found by application at tho
Barber's Shop In this place.
Sumterville, Jan 6th. 1851 il If
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N. CIR A N E.,
Manufacture. oi EEsgsics,
LIGIITCARRIAGES, DC.

Returns his sincere thanks to gainHs y
,hc citizens of Sumter District GSra,-Ey5Z-
ior their liberal patronage hitler KY "
TO bestowed and bcps leave to inform them that
nc Keeps constantly OH hand The above articles
oi HIS own manufacture and warrants the same
70 De OF tho best material, workmanship, and of
the Charleston prices AMI ns To durability. no
comparison: 10 be convinced, you will please
caii nj his Inrrugc Repository ON Broad Street,
under tho Town Hal! and examine for your.
WIN twenty years experience, and Lberty's
nid
He'll Vie wish the country and the arts of
his trn,I,
May llth, 1851 % If
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"a at ice

Is hereby given to the Lcgu,ccs In and unic r
The last vii, and Tcstumcn, Of Samuel Stc.
phcnson dccenscd, late of Sumter DistriOl South
Carolina That they hereby required ,n
come forward and receive their several lesacies
from tbc Subscribers, without further delay,
f. PRINGLE.
J. ID. MoFADDEN. ! ESFa.
Jan. 29th, 1851 II 3m
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Negro Shoes.

he subscriber has made arrangements for
''ic Manufacture of from -Four To Five Thousand
lflrs "i the above article by the FALL For
lrnFrh'e as 10 llaiily, hc would respectfully
irmL persons wh" may bc disposed To purchase
nt irni, In ,hUse who pnlru,ilrd him lnst y,,nr
AS :" price, he will guarantee them as low ms
can be afforded.
Alay22 2tf 7 MORGAN
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A. F. Allen,
pLAsTERER AND DRIcKI.Ayro

= PLASTERER AND BRICRI.AYER,
Havingsllad considerable experience in
tho above line of business, respect.
Eifully solicts a. share Sof the patron.
0 ago of the public. All Jobs en,rnst
ed'to him, will be executed with noatness
and dispatch, and warranted to give salts.
faction Plastering finished in superior
etyIo.
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MRs. PARTINGToN ON THE "BEsr
CITIZENS. We'll, Welt! they say
the best citizens are leaving South
Carolina. I always heard that it was
o dreadful sickly place, fcver'n agcr
yellow fever, and all other hills that
ilesh has hearn Of. I woudcr Major
Perry doesn't go too, poor man! but
may be he is not one Of the very best.
Fairfield Herald.
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ROBERT IATTA.

W"'i" respectfully inform his friends aud the
public generally, thur he is now RECEIVING ,o
r'efY OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
WI sell low for cash--'rUo doors above the
rinnierss i'oIcl, a,'d mcdiatcly opposite james
Dunlup's esq
Candca, $. C.. Dec lO,h. 1850 #
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fERHAN MNDirFNi. STOPE,
NO 120 Arch ST., s'hi,ntsris,!,i;,,


NO l20 Arch ST., s'.i'.Gsai,,!.i:,.
1Hcir po,rcr orcr nc eiare diseases ,s no. cr.
Gc'ed. Z eY"0Rca. 6g0hH mhcr i.rrpcra'ion in nc
tnttGd St1:es, aS the cures attest ::, muny coScs
%f,.f SkftMf psgs|ctasx haot iu,itd,
imsso B,t,crs are worthy the attention of in.
Nal'd@: r"ssfssing Grea, virtues III the rcciifirn.
ton otdiseaRes Of the Liver and lesser GLANDS
exercising the most searching powers in weak.
ness and affection Of the digestive orguns, they
are, ",,,iai, safe. certain and pleasant,
READ AND EE CONVINCED,
Cnaa, ROBINSON, ESQ. Eas,ait Md. in a
letter To DR., Jackson. Ian, ., 1850. sui,l---
''AlY wife and Hrstl hayc received morc ben,
eit trein!F FsnRI,Rp4irine Iian any Ulher VIC ia y.
ever taken for Tho DYxpcp&iG ami Lircr !ieeasc''
The TESrn Lr"ioN.' published at Wood
stock, Va, Summary 10. 1850, said
"a GREAT MEDlCINE"
'Wc have uni!nTm'y rs!raiI,"d from recon-.
ncnding TO the public any n'th, vnrious Patent
Medicines OF the day, unless thoroughly cnn-
,inccd "fthcr ,nlnc. Among those "" consid.
or worthy Of uo:icc is the Grrmgn !5iYc-x in
vented by Dr !iooE0nd. and prepared bv ar.
Jackson, III Philadelphia. One instance in
particular. il which HE SUPERIOR virtues of this
medicine have hron tested. has fallen under n,ir
observation. hlrirg the last summer n son cf
Nr. ArRNuNH tEtHti.i., Of iii. county was
very seriously afflicted NTH Liver complaint.
AMI after try ing III vai', yuriuns remedies he.
purchased e ho'Ilr ofth, lGr,rrs, and after u,.
IN: u. was :" much relieved Of his distressing
mht''1y, ''a' b" lr"cn-sd amnr!'rr bottle. and is
restored entirely "a hca'ih''
READ FURTHER \ Fi.W FACTS
lrnrE VI VI No'n. = G"n'lrmiu with great
scientific anil h'crnry rum nmcr;s. SAIL IN his
'Nrw Io"N NrESiy Mr&sFHGcn," Jluua-
~ 4. 1880
ii"rr l. q preparation wh',h lhr leading presses
III Tho mon ayr-ir ih hH rgi..ui,,r!s II, re-.
commenting. an. IT,. -gnsn Is shyious. Il is
mric ail"r Fr"nrrrtun furnished! H. one ".lIu
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MARTIN & BRYAN,
FACTORS,
ANuGENERAL
COIWI,S.SION INERCHANIi
B"yce d. Cas- Wharf

= TT '!''I " II III I1I 4 III ID !,
B"yce d. Cas- Wharf
G II A K l. f. S ~ ON sc.
JAMES MARTIN. THOMAS J, rvy,y
References:
Mr. RonEHT MARTIN, Charleston,
X O'NGAL, Columbia,
{. j. SHANNON, Clmdcn,
JAMES WRIGHT. Chcraw,
J. Il. AIKEN, Wnnsboro.
ADVANCES made on Cotton and other
Produce shipped othcm .-Y" Particular
attention gwen 20 'lc purchase Of Baruin~,
Rope, and Family Supplies.
April 9, 1851 q 3m
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DR.. CHRlSTiE'S
GALVANJC RRAC ETS

Are ionnd Of vast service in Couyusios Fits
sFasmodc Complaints, ard general Nervous Affections
OF The Head and upper exrcmitics, Also in Palsy aud
faysis and all diseases caused by deficiency Of power
body. -
0U- Many hundred Certificates from sil parts OF tho
country ot the most extraordinary character bo
given, if required.
% No trouble or Inconvenience attends the Of
pR' CHRISTIE'S G.2LF.fNIC .aRTICEES and
eE may te worn by the most feeble ard delicate. With
periect ease ani safety In many the sensation
attending thor usc is highly ptecsaat aaa agreeable
They can DO sent to any par, Of the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvnnic Bolt. Three DniIars.
The Galyanic Nccklacc, ~ Two Dollars.
Inc GalVaMc bracelets, Ono Dollar Each
Tho Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
G3- Tho articles accompanied by fall and plain
OF the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
10 Bsreare Of coun'stsi;s and Iro,thsss Ysq:faons
d. 9. MoREHEAo, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
l3a broadway, NoyY York.
o. For sale in Sumtervlle, S, c. by DIR. r
5. MELLETT, authorized Agent; and by
Druggists generally il South Carolina.
Aug, %, 1880, 44 cowny
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A, ANDERSON,
AMAS&M NM NAAAMY

hnspeotl'iliy informs Tho people Of Sum >eo
ter District that no has JUS, received and RI
now otlcrs t"r sale tho best selected and iS.?
must CholNc stock nf So 4. 81. III.
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DR.. CHRiSTlE'S
GAI,VANTC NECKT,ACE

Is used for all complaints affecting The Throat Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat; Nervous
and Sick Hcalachr Dizziness OF the Heod Neuralgia In
the Facn Bgzzing or Roaring in the Ears, pesfness,
which S generally Nervous, uad that distressing COM
plant, oalicl Tic Dolorcux.
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10000 lbs. Iron Assorted.

5000 yds. Osnaburgs,
5000 yds Brown shirting and shectins.
5000 yds. Blue Domestic and rickngs,
. half barrels, No. !. NIackerel,
Fresh Soda, Wine and Lemon Crackers and
fresh supply of all kinds of Goods just re
ccivcd. and for sale, by
Feb27, a. J. g. p. MOSES.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER f!nTTpJ BTNT
.L,uuJTc, n,>.'1 ooam: al 1Il
N.,.yo,s yz;yi,',"' G,.Iv1" 1;o o," ~ v'a. u
,Lo xxx h.;;J.1an "' :"
WV 49,, 'u,3''
D;.a' ~
;;,,, f.oa' n; 's
ed 7y"' 7y;,.,. 49, ',yg'", G,ol
Yuc1 s H. - o.'"'"'"'
7cn,J p;H.. T,,,lIa. ",,'.''''' tlz m
to the Uco5 A.;1;,. ~ ,ha e.
moch N,ussa W.1p,I,,,." v 4 ' ~ ~.
,,yst fo,. bao1 I,,U,ass -. ,,,,;; ~, :,
the .Vto,yocL Sour 1,.,et,t;n,. "
C,L:, MI,
49,. ~ = '"t'c'1HJ "' 'nc
4" Of ne 'Sto~ach; 'Sm'm-
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A Dorangement of tho Nervous systena.
10000 Pcrso ms
!. !,

including all agca, classes and conditions among which,
were large number OF ladies' are subect
to Nervous Complaints, have been y
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY cUREp,
when NIL hope OF relief hal bcun given up md ese,
thing tined in vain
To illustrate tho use OF the GALyANIC BELT.
suppose the case OF person afflicted with that bane of
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, my other Chronic or Nery
Jus Dlsoder in ordinary cases. sti,nuans afo taken.
which by their action the muscles @! tho
stomach aHord temporary relief but which leave the
patient IN lower state and with injured faculties aflcr
the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare tha
Hh the eject resulting from the application oil tho GAL
SANlC BELT Take a Dyspcptsc sufferer even In tho
wort symptom, Of an attack and simply tic the BELT
around me Body using tue Magnetic Fluid directed
The positive element Of tho Belt thereby causing Gal
vanic cifcr!aon which Will PASS the negative and
thence back again 10 the positive thus keeping 10 con-
nnionS Ga!saaic circulation throughout. tie sysietn.
Thus tho most severe OF DYSPEPSIA are PER-
MANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS Is AaiPLY
SuFFlCiENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE or
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REMOVAL
OF THE
MEM NMNA STNRSs

The undersigned having Removed one door
below Wm. Wcbb's New York Store, would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore "a
vorcd hy his friends and the citizens Of Sumter
generally, being satisfied that he can accommO-
date them with any articles in his line Of busi-
ness, consisting of large and we'll selected as
sOrimcnt, DC.
r. s. MELLETT.
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rivctcd Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Brussels Carpcting. together with fu'
assortment of Carriage Trimmings, Ors
Paints, Yornish &C. For Sale by
A. ]. &. j. MOSES.
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dHeHaegcanclas measures tn.
aScA and SisIrfs made to
order :ss short notice.

ALSO FOR SALE.
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS OF Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Wonlcn and o,hcr desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Susspcnders, Half Hose, Gloves, Crava,s
and ilankerchieis, (rcady hemmed) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per
III merry. And great variety of other
goocs suitable for Gentlemen.
W The prices at this Establishment
are moderate and unilorm-and the bust
ness SO conducted as 10 secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from us.
Oct. ., 1850 40
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Hats,

'''' "'''0S' ''' '''' w " y FRANCIS.
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RECIPE FOR S'IAKE BlTE.-A subscri
Der writing us from the river, says thai
one Of his children, a small lad was
bitten u few dnys since by poisonous
snake, and in fifteen minutes afterwards
his whole arm was swollen almost to
bursting, but ny very simple remedy
lie was entirely relieved in short time.
Flo sends us The following recipe which
may not be generally known, and as il,
maybe ofimpor,ance we give i, plucc
in our colums:
Cotton wool leaves, beaten M or
bruised, to which add sweet milk. Let
the person bitten drink Of This, and a,
the same time apply It extensively to
the wound.-Picayune.
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reputation = SIS sliE1
stpssr, New. Jersey, July IL, lsas.
Dr. \. II CunsrE-Dear Sir: You wish 10 know OF
me wha: hns been the result in my own case of tho
LACE- My reply is as follows:
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
ot medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
since. IN consequence OF frequent exposure to tho
weather, IN :he discharge of my pastoral duties, I
became subject to severe ChroGic Rheumatism which
for year aier year caused Indescrihablc anguish
Farther in the winter Of 45 and stG in consc.
quence of preaching a great deal in my own ana
various other churches Ia this region attacked
by tho Bronchitis, which became so severe ns
10 require an immediate suspension of pastoral
iaDors. Ny system thoroughly pros
ratei, and az my Bronchitis became worse also did
my Dyspepsia nn! Rheumatic efcction-thu4 eyincing
tas these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System In tho
Whole pharmacopGia there seemed 20 be remedial
agent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous
System every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed AZ last wss led by my friends
amino your inventions. and Though with very san.
guno hopes OF their ete.ency9 determined 10 try tho
effect oi the application OF the G. AlSANIC BELT AND
NsCkLACf- with The MAGNETIC FLUID Thi,
In June, 1916 To nr GREAT ksTosisHarSr, TX rwo.
rArs AIT Drsfrrsri HAD GoSs; Eiutr pArs WAS
GS.nLEp TO rEsuHS air rAsTeRiL LAnoRs HAVE
SINCE OMITTED stSGLE slsvicE THa
DRoNcHiris; AID nv ltHEUMkrIc AFFECTION
IiHELI CEASED no TROUBLE Snca Is tho wonder.
ful and happy results OF the experiment. ,,
have recommended the bELT and FLUID TO many
who have seen likewise suffering from Neuraigie alice
tons They havo tried them, I,Arrr REirLT.,
BELIEVE, EVERY cAsk.
an, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT ". LANDS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-16
James P. Er.klne.
Joseph B. GiIpin.

James P. Erskine. Joseph B. GiIpin,
holders entitled 10 Bounty Lands pnderthe
Act Of Congress, September q, 1850.
TIVE undersigned having associated themselves
L together for the purpose % transacting a
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS,
and located thcmseyesin the city of Quincy. State
Of lllinos-a location in the centre OF one Of the
most beautiful and fertile portions OF the Valley
of the Mississippi. and convenient 10 splendid va
cant Congress Lands in the States Of Missouri II.
linois and Iowa. We offer ourselvesas Agents for
TIE Location of Land Wdrrants
Our fees for locating Warrants, and procuring
Patents will be $40 for 100, 81 for 50 aud IS for
40 Acres each---thp fee 10 accompany the Warrant
or may be paid to Messrs RIDDLn & BHorHER OF
Martinsbnrg, Va, our authorized Agents, whose
receipt for the same will be received as money
We also attend 10 paying taxes aud sale Of
Lands, and the investigating Of Titles for persons
holding Patents to Lands in the Military District
of Illinois, that have been sold for taxes and
thought be lost) free Of all expenses to the ow-
ner for one half OF Lands recovered.
ERSKlNE & GILPIN.
June g. ls5l-6m, City Of Quincy: Illinois.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-16
EXCHANGE BANK
or
SELDEN, WRITER'S d Co.,


'ENIlE undersigned respectfully announce that
4 they have formed partnerships transact
general Banking and Exchange business in this
Gityunder the iirmof SELDEN, WRITER'S & CO.,
and are prepared to deal in
Forag, a,sd Domestic E1changes, Time Bills, Pro-
misoTy Notes, Certificates Of Opposite, Letters Of
Credit Bank Notes md Coin.
We undertake to make collections and promptly
20 remit proceeds to any designated point with
in or without the Union.
utr. VIM Selden a member OF the firm. and for
many years past the Treasurer qfAs United Suites,
will give careful personal attention to all fnan-
cial business which we may he employed to trans
act withany ofthe Departments ofthe Government.
The business which our employers may require
US TO transact viii be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and-npon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Lofe Treasurer QfMe rs.
JOHN WRITER'S,
or Aiexdnd1a, Va.
r. W. LATHAM.
Qf Washington, d. c.
l.. P. BAYNE
ofBait,more. I'D.
Washington, Dec II, 1850