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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-22

PEPPER will serve up to-day some delicious Iu.S.
Soup, from the largest Sea-Turtle ever brought
market. He prepares this luxury in the best NAME
and to sland-lubber - it is indeed rare i""H'''
Give him a call.
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If you wish to appearn agreeable in society, says
Taleyrand, you must consent to be taught a great
many things which you know already.
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$2,2O7,497 20

$2,2O7, 497 20
The interest and profits of this fund amount to the
very respectable sum of $780, per year, ian amount
larger than the whole revenue of the State,) which
is distributed among the several counties for Com
mon School purposes. Concerning the proposition
to change the mode of distributing this fund, l will
make the subject of another article.
LONG CREEK.
July 24th, 1851.
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4.-Railroad Bonds of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Company, endorsed by
the State, due Jan'y L, l643
6.-Do. secured by mortage on the pro-
perty of the Company, in 1887 and
1910
6.-Bohds of the State executed by the
Public Treasurer under loan order
ed by the General Assembly of
1916
loan to Wake Forest College
s.-Loan to Floral Female College
9.-The profits offs shares in Cape Fear
Navigation Company
lO.-The profits of Roanoke Navigation
Company
100000 shares in Wilmington and Ra-
leigh Railroad, worth
l2.-Amount due from the State for mon
les used for State purposes
l3.-Taxes on retailers of spirituous Ii
quors.
14.-Taxes on sales at auction
l5.-Entry money onvacant lands.
16.-The whole of the swamp lands held
prior TO 1916, estimated at 500, 900
acres.
17.-Cash received from A. G. Dickinson
for swamp lands
l5.-Bonds of the same due 1s49
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SHERIFF'S SAL

~ virtue of >undIy Executions ,,StS, G&SgtE
WI ~, sold n Sui;ttrr tourr iinusc. FssASasl
M"n!iay and day following ia ia 6S@ry ,.yl,
wii!.in the legal hours a. sal. Ia ,i.- hicIu.i
bi'l'icr, for Cash. the iuiiuwing Prom .r;y,
Inrclas"rs ~ pay for titles.
One Irnc, OF laai of ln acres more. or bose, i,
Cinr'ni"itt-hrar PrrIi'rucN. AN! where. Dr..
PENDANT live III 1879. l",ird on Il. H.. rr.r r,y
oi Il. VI. HurCil. 1T The ,uii 81 MN. Laws 80
One Tract at ~ acres NOR. or LIS i, tI,r..
mont near spring Iii !!-lliHtina lan!- Of Vim.
Eryn"!'!S, Il. Il. DAVIS AMI Nni. turri.s. l,y;.i
on as The F'rnlHr'y q! Thomas iilurur; n, ,h.
the sui of i:!ir!ru -, narr.
'hc Mgr" ic'lv'I on ns tn property ort: W.
bArii"". al 'lr suil uf itth'r; NiIriiu. H.,rr
! h!rc \, gg"'. l.Ni.i on ~ In. ;r,u,-,y rt
i.I!Nani Al;!rrMir, III tho suit of \. linrrrs.
ROM Negroes l.,iH! on as iE. prnn .r,y 81
Manson sylvester, al Il" -mi' uf Jul.u U:.',:a,iiu
for %annih".. CO..
100 bushels Of Cora more or less. go uri,l,
r"!',r nl%F' or les. !" h'l-,rl~ Of pas mar, or
less, !"'ir;! nI rs iir property Of Eliza \. IS .Ik.r
III he suit of DR.. In". t.. FclI,r
90 ArT's of lad more or H., il, { l,rr,,.lnn
h"l"i',ns Lands Of -, :! Horses. ! Hua.y ami
:, i".ri,!' nui :'a3I'. i-yi e! on a%,h, MN nv ;,
James \; .'!i,r i!nll. lth. >uii"l AR. H..Inam,
onS .>.S'" lI''g.' o" ~ ~ rr"rcr,, OF lno. +.
jun at '!!e suii -: e. ". i."..,,,r.
~ Nrfrs OF lam: ',.orc or lbs ~ Clarendon.
"hJ''hin2 land u. ----, ~!ryi.! On ~ IN. rr,.
DAVIS. '"' ~
Pnr N'Hr" i',ie,i on as the property Of Rich.
nrd Sanders. Ahm'inr., nj The su;i ,r I.,,,. -.
n"ir, for another. " w.
on" Negro levied on a. TIA, property uf L. J..
"ih'rsi""'i, ~ the >riI of james Bnc>,.i,.
One Negro levied ON ~ The rrop .riy Of r1;y,.
oc'h Richardson, ~ the siil of James BAY.
HARVEY SKINNER.
$, sheriff of Sumter District.
Shrriii's Office, l3tl, December, 1850.
Doc 10 uG ,
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COTTON MANUFACTURE
ENN SMAx,

The new Factory Building lately erected on
the site ofthc Fulton Factory DESTROYED by frc
about two years ago, with the lnnds, buildings,
anu o'hGr improvements, nppnrtenant To the
kaine. 10 those who mny be inclined to EN-.
bark in the business Of the COTTON MANI.
FACIURE, there is perhaps no situation avail.
able within the limits of the State. possessing
superior advantages for the prosecution Of this
brnncit OF business. Situated in IL location high
~ advantageous, not only for procuring n ready
and abundant supply of the raw material. but
with great facilities for distributing the products
OF The establishment to any part of the State.
and TO mnny ndj"ining States; being within six
ter Rail Road, and within about nine miles uc its
Junction with the Camden branch of the South
Carolina Rail Road. The new Building now in
inc course OF ercciion, and now far advanced to.
Warus complexion, may soon be prepared fr the
reception Of lis machinery. The dams. md
rncewnys. with the watcr-whccl. reou;r,. hut
slight repairs to iii them FOR operating The cs,ab-
'tshl.cnt; and n ,nriion nf ~. i%.:.;!!:i,rs n.c,s.
fary to the operations, nrc already
provided. The Factory building is go, upin thu
best manner. ms regards style, convenience, ma
Sisaaissanf &&SSsS SSd lie Who'll" ' rendered as
kind in the Southern States. 1t is cnIcnl, toll ~
run three thousand s~pindles, with prcnan,,ion
nnd weaving. and capable of workinC IN 1900 10
ZUD tt.irs OF cotton per nnnum. The water.
powers OF The best description Of it's sizr.-,f.
~" "" "''i''hhg supp: =: -: ;:;vst seasons.
IL is only necessary TO rut in The urnn.r d..cr;n.
h'n oil machinery {" render this estublish ,ue,, in
!sint vi Fr!l"antncy, convenience, and com.
Esaa.''cnc:s o: arrangement, equal to any s,ahlish-
Sin"nt oi l:s 'izc in this country. To individuals
ar Il company, il is worthy Of attention. AMI Il,
an approves! purchaser, The terms viii! b.. mad,
accommodating For particulars. apply to the
subscriber on The premises. Persons disposed TO
purchase, are invited to view the premises.
J. DYSON.
Fmlton. Dccemhrr ollh lQsn In ~.
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The State ofSouth CaroIina
DAKLINGTON DJSTIlICT,

William ID. ltollings who is in the custodyof
the Sheriff of Darlington District, by virtue ia
Writ of Capias nd Sa,isfncicndum nj the suit Of
John +. Erwin, having filed in my Office togdh.
or with II schedule OH oath, Of his. estate nndcf.
fccls, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas,
praying that he inuy De admitted to the beielit
of tho Acts of the General Assembly made for
the relief Of lnsulvcnt Debtors. 1t is Orde.cl
that the snid John +. Erwin and all other. the
creditors To whom the said William ID. l1olli,ps
Is in anywisc indebted, be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice 10 appear before he
snid Court ut Darlington Court House on Mn.
day the seventeenth day of March next. 10 slew
cause if any they can, why the prayer Of the be.
tition should not be granted.
T.. Is. BRUNSON, C.. c. r.
Office Of Common Pleas, December 10, 1850.
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Cotton Seed,

The subscriber has been cultivatinc for
the last four years the RIO COTTON, and
can sa'nly recommend it to the public
~. lilo. Rin-f' 900 &c a. luAoL iiIyl ur four
tsEan the Pc,tiigulf, md will
20 n ID moro lint per acre
n!ir rs good if moi bct,cr. i, will
551'in 81 10 80 lbs Of lint to 100 lbs. of
io''on; the seed arc considerably small
an The pct,itoulE 1t is uniformin i,cur.
49,; II limbs well and joints short. Seed
e;lt! b. hut! Of the subscriber in Lower So-
AGA. Sl'Al"r Dist-:c:, ut liriv cents nor hush
q, 81 hey will be delivered in Sunrntcry;lIc
or hin"sircc at %scvcnty-tivc cents. Those
"ani'ng had better make application on or
before let January next.
p. s. WORSUAM.
Nov 20, $3.50 6 i,
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NEGROES! NEGROESII

will offer for sale to the highest bidder
AT Sumter Court house, on the first Monday
III January next, some % valuable negroes
belonging to The estate Of Mrs. a. a. Will
der deed, and also a, the same time and
place seven negroes belonging to the estate
ot K. w. liarvin deed, making in all 35
negroes among them are Men, Women
aud children. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well TO attend the sale
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
w. LEWIS, O. S. d.
Dec. 1lh, 1880 st
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Land For Sale.

~ a tract of land containing 700 ocros
r. more or less, lying five miles below
Cari'rs Crossing, on the Camden Road, be.
twcr US" ana three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of VIM. Cooper, J. c,
WtherHp""n' and r. Joscy, belonging to
''' estate OF David +. Wilson. For terms,
apply TO either of the undersigned.
f.. G. DUDOSE,
A SCARBOROUGH
Nv. PIN. ESQ :. .f
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The State Of South Carolina
DARLINGUON DISTRu"r

William JcliordS who is in the custody of In,
Sheriff of Darlington District, by virtue of u
MTi' i'HIlas al :';i'slarirndnrn, nj The suit Of
John ID. Murray. having fled il, my cnicr, 20.
gctlirr with II schedule on oath. of his cSiat. and
elects, his Petition to the Court of Common
Pleas. praying That he may bc admitted! To The.
bcnet, OF the Acts "f the General Assembly.
made Tor The relief of l~nsolvru' Debtors. !, is
Ordered that t!,c sail John ID. Murray AMI all
other, the creditors To WHOM the sail Wiljon,
.'ciiorls is III amy Wise Indebted. b., and ,l,ry
nre hereby Summoned and have notice 10 a,.,r.ar
l.. s.inr;, ti.. sili,l S"EEH, q! DaEiiIgs8s sGopr'It9ns.
To shcw ca'isc if any they
OF The petition aforesaid shuuis ff .SSTs3gsi
j.. b. Bruins SNttfsNfaN 800
Office Of Common Pleas, rI&f3&s.ss&s% K,
Darlington District. Y =
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF ICKSON e. LA1TA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, tina, he is now receiving n RI.
Tir!i,y Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash-rwo doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite lanes
Dnnlap's, esq.
Gam len. S. c. Dec. lOih. 1881 @ .f
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The State of SOUTH Carolina.

DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
John Il Dickson who is in the custody
OF the Sheriff of Darlington District. by yir-
Tue Of a Writ of Capias adj Satisfacicndum
al the suit of Wiiice Goodson, having filed
in my office together, with a schedule on
oath, OF his estate and effects, his petition
: othe Court OF Common Pleas, PRAYING
that he may be admitted to tho benefit nf
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made
Tor the relief of Insolvent Debtors. 1, is
ordered, that the said Wilice Goodson, and
all other the creditors to whom the said
John /. Dickson is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned and have
notice 10 appear before the said Court al
Darlington Court House OH Monday lie
seventeenth day of March next, to shew
cause If any they can, why the prayer Of
the pottinn aforesaid should mol be granted.
f. B. BRUNSON, c. C.. p. d. d.
Office OF Common Pleas,
Darlington District, S. c. . ON
Nov. @27;ii, 1850.
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The State ofSouth- Carolina

Samuel Andrews VII" is in the custody Of the
Sheriff Of Darlington District. by virtue of II
VIII, Of Capits al SatiSi;lcirEdum at The sui, Of
John +. Erwin. having filed in my office together
wilma schedule on oath, OF his estate AMI effects,
his petition 10 the Cur, of Cn;nr,on PLEAS. nr,v,'
ing thai he may ln admitted to the brurli, of the
Acts ut The General Assembly. made for the re-.
lici" of lnsolvcnt Debtors. Ii il ordered ;I,a, IN,
said John +. Erwin, and all other the creditors To
whom the said Samuel Andrews is in any wise
indebted, be, ami they are hereby Summoned and
have notice To appear before the sail Court NJ
Darlington Court House, on the I.iur.ccu,, day
OF March next, To slcw c,u.c. il any they can.
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should
not be- granted.
+. b. BRUNSON. C.. C.. +. d. u.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Darlington District. =. G.. = I'm
December, 18th, 1850.
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Clarendon Female Academy
SUMTER DISTRICT.

School will be resumed in this ESTABLISH
mcnt on Monday, goth January 1851. Tic
Principal will be assisted by a competolt
lady. Ho has ample accommodation fr
boarders; and %presnnes it is unnecessary b
say a word in regard the health of tie
Sand Hills Of Clarendon. For terms st.
apply (it by letter. post-paid) to
w. K. STUART, PrincipalI
Fulton y. o. Dec. 10th 1850 8 3D.
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Notice.

WILL be sold at tho late residence OF
VIC. G. Moody deceased; four miles
above Statesburg, on the 10Th December.
Horses, Cattle Hogs, Corn Fodder Peas;
also-Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Plantation Tools &c sc. :
Terms made known on day of Sale.
u. MOODY.
Erec'r.
Nov'r. eth, 1850. $. 4t.
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Election Notice.
South aroIina- DIST

Whereas a vacancy Is about 10 occur IN tlei
Office of Clerk Of the Court Of COMMON Pleas
and Generals Sessions for ssid District, byexpdf-
alton Of tho term of tito nGambenf.3E
! John D.. jones, Clark Of the Court for mid
District. in pursuance ofihe provisions Of an
act, entitled A net prescribing fle mode or
clccling Clerks, Sheriff. and Onainaries q do
hereby give notice, thar, an election for Clerk
OF The Court Of Common Pless md General
Sessions for Sumter District, will be held on
Monday the thirteenth day of January next.
III. JONES, d. q. i.
Sumter Court H0uss tAoos o,Sioso ( aot
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Fulton, December 29,h. 9 S 10 r.
Es4EGERDN NspysGE.

The election for Intcnhnn.s aud WnrIcns of
'hc Town OF ; imtcrriltc will be held on tn. Sc.
cnnd Monday III January 1851. II; China's IIo.
tel. '' 'N'
II nayn<wn7,h, l.. l.. Fraser. and !, r.
Webb, ulanaacrs. a. T.. poor - ,
Dec. 25th, 1859 r.
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&SM ShAA A9NNs.
VI. DRttk Err &. co

W. DRUCEER & co.
f''f. mo-" just opening their large and new sun.
ply "' s'asonnhlr goods. CONSISTING, in rrr, ,,r
i"!hS' 'tSsiihrrcs. satlinc,s, ycstings. linens.
ii'l'i ana i'%,!rrd a!lncca, inous,i lin IL. Iaiu.s.
''''shaiiS, with o,li"r goods for Ladies' Dresses,
---AISD--
\ splendid variety OF Cci!cocs. and the very l,es,
ana cheapest h!cachrd AMI brown Muslin
,n be found in The town
NJ ihoNr Goods have been selected with I'M.
very lowest, prices.
Dee. litl, 1879 : ~
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NJ NNESu

All persons indebted to J.. ID. Hope dcc,d are
requested to max" Immediate payment TO Rich.
nrison az Hammci, my Attorney. in whose
hands The Books and papers have been plncrJ
for settlement; AM also those having demands
against san Estate will hand them in TO Tho
same properly u,tcsted.
J.. NJ. BUTLER, Ad'mr.,
Drc. 25 1850 Q ~
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South carolina Sumter Dist

Exparlc.
Jas. l.. lItvnswor;h tpc,,jon rnr, .,Io
and Wife.
WI 'c sou at Sumter Court House, on
me t'rst Monday III January next, and il
no, men sold VIII he offered at subscluen,
sale days until sold.
10 W.T.: the following negroes, Mi!Iy
an"Vi "a years old and her daughter Char
'ol'c about 7 years Of age, and Fed n bow
about - years old. Terms OF sale arr.
cash. go" NV
by order Of the Court.
Join b. MILLER. com'r.
Sumtcrvillc. Doe. 4 H., q r,
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NGfi..r.

PERSONS having lalnpni, arain,, tho H..
into of Il. Rirharlsnn, D,,'l, arn ron'o',n,
70 present ''rin duly alte,;c,l, ana those in.
dcb.ci 10 make paynrr, To
{. NJ. RICHARDSON.
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Come and See.

Ei"gnn! Black and Fancy SILKS.
Figured anil Eubro, d,r,.,, C.,s
Mode and Figured Alpuccns,
nInutilhi rIn,n and Figured Black Alpaccns,
niaok and coiore'l Culicoes and Gineiams
n'acK ani colorci Shawls Of every size and
Welch and Silk Warp Flannels.
brown and blcarhed SLirtinr and S,,c.,.,
Marscilcs Quilts etc. etc. "sS
For sale by
Oct. 90, 1850 80 ~.
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The Gentlemen
Co-partnership Notice.

The undersigned have this day formed n Co.
partnership under the firm of +. Hoyt, & Co.,
Tor the purpose of carrying on the Clock,
Watch aud Jcwelry business. in all its various
branches. They will keep n lnrgc and choice
selection of fancy articles in their line, n, the
old stand Of T. Iloyt. All indebted to +. H.,
are RESPECTFULLY requested to call md pay to
either Of tho subscribers.
o. FREEMAN IIOYT,
{. T.-MASON.
January lst., 1851. 10. 81.
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Head Quarters,

COLUMBIA. Dec. II, 1880.
GENERAL ORDER, No. y.
70 G. McCnw, WIN. a. Owens, +. Alexander,
~ Jr., r.. Is. Means, +. w. 1Icriol, J. ID. Ash
more, Il. F. Reynolds. Thomas IIancklc, Jr.,
4. Beckliam, Edward Johnson, K. Barnwcll
Rlictt, Jr., w. II. Campbell, and l.. l.. Cal
houn, Esquirrs, having been appointed Aids.dc-
the rank of Iicu,cnan,-C oiv..cl, will BIC obcyed
and respected accordingly.
BY oricr Of the CommanIer-in-Cl,i
wv. CANTEf AdJt and Insp'r Gcn'rl,
Dec. 18th. 1850 8 At
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MSNAG E.

W. =
MILL be sold 10 the highest bidder on
" the first day Of January next. ut the
Residence Of the Subscriber in Salem Ten
very Likely Negroes together with some
other property. Such as Corn Fodder,
NC, belonging to the Estate vi Sarah Il.
Mcdonald deceased.
Conditions made known on the day OF
Sale.
J. r. Mcl.ANN.
Adm'r,
Nov'r."2O, 1850. j.. CT.
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CLOTHING,

y im!l assortment Of Mems IN Nnnih's Cln,h.
ing, Hardware anal Carpenters Tools, Buggy
.>ir,ngs and AAic-, Carriac. TriIniny, 0I,lrn.
hlc ir"n. i'o'lt>. etc. Mill >nws. Gross IuI.
SAM, cic. 100 KEGS halls, Guns. Gun Locks.
etc. etc. '
S.Nnnll.nN.
Brass and Japan Wagon Harness, Snlkry AMI
'.lS 40. 'ariihs" do. Fine English Saddles.
etc. etc. y good assortment; Of IIn,s and can.
GRDtEH!EN.
t'osllcn Butter. Cheese, !SlriiI... and In.,s,,r
~ h0,cs ct Sp~rm AdnmanlIn- and Tu.!uw.
Candles, Soap, Starch rtc.
n large stock of Shoes and BoU,s. Porter and
Ale thn best article Imported. Mrlc,r, and
r"ri "'ne. Sugar ana Co!lcc, Bacon etc. AT
HE lowest murkc. price. y
Nov. 6, 1850 . ,r
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Executors Notice.

All persons having demands against the
estate Of Judge J. S. u rdson, deceased,
WI present the same !. ,ymrnl and all
lnuebtsd to sand estate, 81 make inmedi-
ate payment To
r. |. RICHARDSON, Eririr.
Jan. lst, 1850. 10 If
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TAKEN TIP,

&1 AND lodged in the Jail Of SumtcryilIe.
~ n negro fellow named BOGAS WIN
a. says that he belongs to William Robin.
-a-- son, of Lancaster. The owner will
please ctm, forward, pay all costs and take linn
away.
Dec. 55ili, 1850 o r.
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Notice,
Wanted.

a c'nssical and english Teacher of good NOR
ais nnd approved scholarship, with Southern
principles. for whom liberal wages will be mii
ny immediate application TO the subscribers ut
Scdars"ainp, Williamsburg District. S. c..
J.. f.. SCOTT.
S. J. SlNGLErARY.
Dec. 9th, 1850 O Inn
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A G. u E r R EOTYPE
EHEN

The undersigned having taken rooms at
China's Hotel, would respectfully an
nounce tn the citizens of SumtervilIc and
vicinity. that they are prepared to take
Dagncrrcotype Pictures in the best style
Of the art.
Being N the possession Of the latest i'm
provcmcnts, and using 4 newly discovered
Chemical, NC are enabled to produce a
picture, which for durability, mcllowness,
OF tone, aud beauty Of finish cannot be
surpassed.
Our Pictures arc neatly put up in all va
r ct1es of Cases, from the common to the
delicate Paper Machc.
Fer Miniatures we'havc a good assert
ment OF Lockcts, Ia which the attention of
tho ladies' is invited.
ALVDRD g. TALMADGE.
Dec. llth, 1880 7 If
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lIsyCmcgogauSenno

MARslsD.-On The la:h, inst, by tho Rov.
Moses Coleman, Col. Il. II. MuNNERLyN, to
Miss ELIZAnEri =. DAVIS, all Of Marion Dis.
uict, S. G.,
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Office Of Common Pleas. D,,,Tt
Darlington District. "a,
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Fort, and Greenwood Furnace to Benevile, "a miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Alexandra every Monday and Thursday at 6
Arrive at Browns Mills days by pm;
Leave Browns Mills every Tuesday and Friday at z
Arrive at Alexandria same days by 7pm.
9472 From Holldaysburg, by Allegheny (no oice,) and
Ashland Furnace, to Newman's Mills, 35 miles and
back, a week.
Leave Hoidaysburg every Saturday at z ans
Arrive at Newman's Mills same day by 7pm
Leave Newmans Mills every Friday at m;
Arrive Holdaysburg same day by P m.
9473 From Birmingham, by Tyrone, Smiths Mills Glen
Hope and Fruit Hill, to Curwinsville, SO miles and
back, once u week.
Leave Birmingham every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Curwinsville day by SPIN;
Leave Curwinsville every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Birmingham same day by 8 pm.
9474 From Bloody Run, by Hopewel, Six Mile Rum Broad
top Eagle Foundry, Todd, Cass'iIle, and Calvin, TO
Mill Creek, SO miles and back, week.
Leave Bloody Run every Saturday at 4 am;
Arrive at Mill Creek same day by 7pmi
Leave Mill Creek every Saturday at am;
Arrive.at Bloody Run same day by pm.
9475 From Summit by Ebensburgh, ATmah, Evansville,
New Alexandra, Havey's Five Points, Salem Cross
Roads, Murrysville, Monroevie and Williamsburg, to
Pisburg SO miles and back, daily.
Leave Summit daily at ii pm;
Arrive at Pittsburg next days by III pms
Leave Pittsburg daily at Gam;
Arrive at Summit next days by 4am
Proposals to commence at Blairsvile and run three
times a week will be considered
Proposals to supply Ebensburgh, Armagh SIX times a
week from railroad will be considered.
9476 From Hodysburg, by Newry, East Freedom, East
Sharpsburgh, Mariinsburg, Clover, StonerstowD,
Broad Top, Speersvile, and West Dublin, to Harri-
sonvie 81 miles and back, week.
Leave Hollidaysburg every Wednesday OF Jam;
Arrive at Jacksonville next day by IL ana
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday at p m; r-
Arrive at Holldsysburg next day by pm.