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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the es-
tate Of Adam Aultfather, late Of Carroll county
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one year from this date.- December 81
1851. REBECCA H. AULTFATHER.
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ENCOURAGING TO Tax PAYERS. SIN Mr.. Audi.
tor Woods late report to the Legislature, we
find the following paragraphs which afford con.
siderable prospective encouragement TO tax pay.
eTs. To The able management of Mr. Woods
this satisfactory result is in great measure to be
attributed, and he deserves much commentator
from the people Of Ohio for The able manner in
which he has administered the financial affairs
of,he Stale.
n''The expenditures of 1853 will depend en-.
trely on The appropriations which shall be
made bp The General Assembly. The subject
is exclusively under the control Of this branch OF
the government.
''lf no session ofihe General Assembly shall
be held Guriug the fiscal year 1853, il will be ne
cessary 10 prescribe The rale oi taxation 10 be
levied on The grand list of taxable property Of
1858.
"The new. valuation of real property, it is
presumed, will come upon the tax list OF 1853.
IL The full value o the real properly of The
State is returned and placed ON The list, with The
large additions that will be made to personal
properly, moneys and credils, and 10 The taxable
capital OF joint stock companies, The total value
Ihe taxable property on the grand list Of 1858,
will moi be less than seven hundred millions Of
dollars. The rate OF taxation on this basis, to
raise a sum equal TO tha; required for 1859,
would be about Two mills and lour.,enths Of
mill on the dollar"
The taxable properly for this year in the
State is sci down at four hundred and seventy
seven millions.
THB ORIGIN OF GRAHAMIsM.--An ardent
GTahAmie met at Columbus member Of the
Legislature. who he supposed, relied for visible
means Of support upon the diet Of the genIe-
man we read of, who was turned out 10 grass.
Said the Grahamite--
"Mr, S., am told you are Graham
he."
mo SIT" was The reply.
"You eat meat then, and believe il in accor.
dance with naluFe."
'.Ceuanly do"
"Do you believe that Adam and Eve ate flesh
10 the garden l''
"Of course they did, and they Jared mighty
well on il 100, until the Devil came along with
his confounded vegetable diet, and drove them
out Of Paradisel''
The "vegetable man" cried 'beel" and van.
ished.
lmmodess words are 10 all cases indefensible
Alteration is a best dsformity.
fFl Cs sass
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Law NOTICE.

A. /. Ready, AiiOruey and Cou, seIIor al
LaV and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
10 Tuscarawas and the adjoining counlies. Al
business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
attended 10. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5. 1850.
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Business GarOs,
LAW NOTICE.
A. s. Ramsey,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
eHlyCERY.

Win practice In Carroll and adjoining counties.
Prompt and efficient attention given TO al case
entrusted 10 his care Office in the Court House
Dec. 9Th, Is5O.-ly.
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PLOW, LOOM, AND ANVIL!
WOOLEN GOODS At FACTORY PRICES


The New Philadelphia Woolen Factory Compa-
ny are determined to meet the consumers direct,
and for that purpose will be at Carrollton on the
25th, 26th, and 9th days of March next, and
every six weeks thereafter. | expect to make a
permanent business fselling goods at this point,
at Just the same prices they sold at the Facto-
ry. These goods are got up with an eye single to
their
RABILITY,
and are warranted to wear longer than any goods
in the State A good article will b. sold for
much lower price than is usually paid for poor
one, and shall have full assortment OF the
goods made at the Establishment
BrOad-ClOth, CaSSimerS Satlnct.
TwEEDs, BARRED. OR WoMEN's FLANNEL.
Red Flannel, Plain and Twilled Over-COating'
in great variety, and
Superior Article Of Blankets.
Now is the time for bargains. The Farmers o.
Mechanics of Cartollton and vicinity can have
goods at the cost of Manufacturing, and be sure OF
getting Good Article. All | ask is, call and see
the goods and prices.
References-All those who have tried the goods.
ian9s. .'52-6w L d. N0RRISS.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the Subscriber has been
appointed and qualified AdininisiEat6r Of sthe
estate OF Jonathan Rood, la,e Of Carroll county,
deceas.s. DANIEL STRATTON.
iI,h mo. 4iss, ts5i.- nsa Wv
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Carrollton, Feb. o., 1859
], PEARCE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

VII RESUME the practice of his rroles,
sion, in the counties of Carroll, Tnscarawas,
Stark, Culumbiana, H lrrison and slfersol.
(E5- Office, west of the Public Square, aad
above Messrs. $ x J. SlerIinS's saddIers shop.
Carrol'ton. F,b q, I852 If
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, at the house OF - Bening.
ion, by ]. Fiqlpy, Esq., Mr.. JOHN NORFOLK to
Miss - BENNINGTON, all OF CIrroll county, O.
No AXE, no kommeni.
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A GREAT NATIONAL Work THAT EVERY AME
RIcAN SHOULD READ.
The Camp Fires of the Revolution,
OR THE

WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
Illustrated by thrilling events, stories and anec-
dote., as related by the old Continental Soldiers,
whilst gathered round the camp-fires on Dorches-
ter Heights, at Cambridge, at Mount Independence,
on Long Island, at SAiPpack CreeE, at German
town, at Valley Forge, at White Marsh, at Sara
toga, at MiddebroOk, on the Susquehannl at
springfield, at Morristown, on the Pedee, in the
Swamps, on the Hills of Santee, near Charleston.
&c.
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
With eight beautiful plates, from original designs
by CRooME. The whole forming an elegant Octa'
vo Volume.
M Agents are wanted in Ohio to obtain sub.
scribers to this work, to whom lib ra discounts will
be given, GEoKGE hoWAhD,
Publisher, Wooster.
Publishers of Newspapers, inserting the above
prospectus times will be entitled to a copy ofthe
book, to be forS arded to them they may direct,
upon the reception of copy of the paper of the
publisher
ttJ- Please cut this out for reference.
Ian, g. ,52,-3t
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SeYenLh Instalmentl

The Stockholders the Carroll Co.. Railroad
will pay an insIaIment Of FIVE per cen'um on
their stock, on or before the 10Th inst.
mo. ARBUOKLE,
Ian Q 1889. Treas'r.
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DIED,

At The dwelling of Mr.. E. McGuie, in Car
rolon, on Monday, the % inst, Miss CATHA'
RlNE BEST after lingering illness.
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Estale of Nancy Ouefn.

Notice is h rsby given that h, undersigned
has brel aTo npd an qualified as Executor of
the Estate Of Nancy Qpen, deceased. Those iT!
ie5'ed will make immediate payment and hose
hav NJ claim against said estate will present them
Legally authenticated. within one year.
JOHN C0BURN, Admir-.
Feb. IS. 1859.
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LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL.

LEATHER, HIDES AND OIL.
5000 SIDES SPANISH AND SLAUGHTER
SOLE LEATHER-.3000 Slaughter Pa,ria
Hides; with large stock Of Oil, Curriers' Tools,
and every article in the line.
Also, 200 cases Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, OF
Massachusetts Manufacture, all Of which will
be sold at prices enurely satisfactory to purchas.
ers. ]. H. CRITTENDEN.
Cleveland. October. 10. 1851.
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r. McLAvE R. cROsIER
M'CLAVE & CROsIER,
ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law. Office
in the South Eastern corner of the Court House
Carrollton, Ohio. mar 9, '49.
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z. h. EcKLEY.
ECRLEY g. DAVIS,

Attorneys and COHHssllOrs al Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them willre
eive prompt attention. Oliee in the frame buils
ing, opposite the west door Of the court house
mus, '49
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ANIMAL REPORT

ofths Carroll county InhrmaFy, for ths ysm e.
ding December Isf 1851. accepted By ths commis.
hO1ers sad exhibiting ne reesiPtn and expsb4s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-02-27

or Any Paper in Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois,
inserting this advertisement five times and send.
ing us copy of Ihe paper, shall receive IS
worth Of the above named books-sent as they
may direct. Dec. 19, '5l.
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Book Agenls RanIed,
TO THE FRIENDS or THE UNION.

Just Published.
TIE LiFE 6ap PUBLIC sERvIcEs or
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON,
Seventh President Of The United States,
Iaelpding tie mOsi important Of his SiaisPsPsrS.
WITH TIE EULocY
Delivered BY the Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
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Immodess words are 10 all cases indefensible
Aheeatiou is al besl dsformily.
fii+A ftrf f-aa
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-02-17
O BIT .UAR Y,

Amid The SCENES If hIii,an ex;sreiicc, /,
m ~iat to refert 4Pon the supremacy 81
death, and from its repeated wirilinga. u
be n'ininnsl,el that il is no respeeter oi
pnrH,'is.. It's also proper th,t frdnkinti
| should set SON.. value upon 't!,cir goo:l
conduct in, t!!is worh', that they may be
better prepirSI!, Tor that. final, Judgment at
which all must appear. ,.gs.s..,. ..-.;
| These relnark Ks have bcrB, ,elicired hy the
death {" MrA. II, ,iRRIE'r G.. i. BELSER.
+, tnnsorruf Mr.. f:dw j. B .ser, who de-
parted lli;s life IA fhis c;tv. on III: 3lst ult,
Il, the 2ed, year OF her age leaving behind
her.a liusl,aui, three small children, aud
Numerous other relatives 10 dep o:r h.r loss.
Tho deceased WAS a native .. South
Caro.ina, and III Tic month ,f December
last removed from thYiir;. into AIab,ma
With those who knew her, eii'o.Y * nm.
necessary. Her disposition was kind, and
her manners Dictated by th,t poll; ness
which always accu,n ,,aa.cs i he, It fiIlc,l
with sincerity. And thus. IN The beginning
of her maternal career, whi!c enjoying tl,,.
co'nf"rts Of domestic happiness, III. a.f.:c-
ton, of rcla iq;,r, ,l,e, l,;y: of friends, sur
rounded by the eide ,rmcns of the family
crcie, she has sud .e ly bccn s,:alrhcd
rom earthly cares.
Her allotted task is finished Her MOI
tai strife Is Gil .c'I. but her mr,,l;,;ry sill
survives. The story III the vir,uuux dos
not stop h,.rc. The Immortality Of the
soul ut once r SIS before cur y sion. and
iI'at is inlcstruct'bIr. No weapon can
lnjure, II" flood can overflow, no fire can
consuhc Il" no plague can kill it. Su. h 4
spirit can fuSlrIde the s,.fni. defy the
lightning flash or ,undcr's war. the loirh.
the scpulrhrr, YEA. wreck il,e,n all. and
!l::fvers1 'hf .tacklcs< res'ons, 7, air, un:'l
!, re 'cfes It's or g'nai a1nrre. Oi her oi
Nl'nm We speak, It nay be ,raly "a d {:
"II,:r sur ;:r,ngs cnLcl with tho i
Vet lvc.i snc Il, It's c:c:c
A:,'I bre stl'"d I"n-, long 'isLt AMY.
In staIu.-lkc rcno<r!''
".ihi' whc:, 'h" sa, III all lis state
ll!nin'ir'l tlir saS.crn skies.
Sh" pissed 'hr'nIgl' !,;pIy's iimInin! gate
A;'d wa kc in PARADISE -
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Notice.

I RECElNEQ, t,'yders from w. II. b.
L RICHARDSON. Ch3iFpian Of t!H Western
Board Of Commissioners Of Roads for
Clareiidon County, dated, 2Sth, September
last, to issue warrant to J. II. Prescott, cs1..
as Ovcrsrcr on the Vance's Ferry Road,
to take the hands belonging to .l,a, Juris.
dlciion and work upon said Road twe c
consecutive days according to Law, at the
expiration Of tnp twelve. days work, if The
Road should 70, then be in passlblc, or,
safe condition. upon information from said
ovcrseer to that effect, to give public notice
of the same This day received inlorlna-
lion from Mr.. Prescott. oyer seer Of ,hs, said
Vancc's Ferry Road, that he had agreeable
to the above instruction worked upon said
Road twelve days with all the hands be-
lnnging To that Jurisdiction, and he con-
siders the lfidge to be entirely unsafe, (as
the abutnent is entirely, ro,t,ten,) oyeR ipr Il
single hnrse TO pass over.
Therefore tic public arc warned from
passing over The Vance's Ferry cmhnnk-
lpent and Bridge, both n person and pro.
perly Of any kind, as il is reported TO Ire
entirely unsafe.
BY order OF the Chairman.
|. B. BROGDEN, CFk Com. r.
Noy, ~ ls3l.3si 21.4yy G-3o'
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARL,ESToN.
W.. es. Bs.ANG ES.6a.aHE,,
253 and 2l5 KrxG-SrRErT.

2o3 ana .'' N'NG-SrREEF;
Zone door below ,h-S,rrct.)
We you'd again t.sr"r,fally. invite .',s a,tcn.
ton of Our friends nni rn~tomcfs ii, lie tbuntr;,
t. our va!ensvc S!o;k Of DRY GOODS, %heE,
lScy,Visit our Gig; Always i'll hand
SOUTHERN MANuFACTuREh
Consisting of Georgia PLANES und Kers-yr
Alabama do do.
Plain and Striped Osnabrrgs.
Nlrachcd and Brown Domcsiics
SUPER DUFFII. BI.ANKErS--DIRECT
hF2RTATloN.
We would also particularly invite encntion
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, bcng ono Of the LARGEST
STOCKS INTHE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
\He ase aiso ptepnrgd to furnish every article
in the ll:y Goods Line Iiz': Hpsicrs, Golves,
l;'nei.s. ElInnsls. Cs4tS ,Gusimers. Bnn,buzipes
AlhAccas, MS:.n;tsn, 'Ald,;sscllaii de I.n!pys,
Plails, .raroltls and Swiss MpslTrs. ft,5h5ii'iro
ninily. Prints Gag hams. ShhSlls, l,atcs. EIg-
ing. Ribbons, Tri,hn'hngs, &C., Sf. T..
September 90, 1851. dStfs
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Observation-Disclosures:

TIE next session of the BRADFORD
STRINGS FEMALE "lNSrITU.
IloN will open on The First Monday. OF
Tho ensuing February. The Trustees
VII ny that tilns. .i.aye completed sonH nd.
.Iitio '"l provisions. !yr, .,he coipiort Of the
Boarlcrs; and the adjacent grounds will
he llacrd IN an improved condition.
ir various departments al instruction
will Lc filled by tl,e most compelcn,
Frnohcrs ;hat can he obtained and hero
alter un one will bc retained Ioiiger than
ii'ility and fidelity arc exhibited in tlie dis
ch rg:.tul official duty.
}, Is very mlorlanrllI the menhcrs Ct
Tie Col]cg ale Glasses return at the be-
ginning oi the session. that the r,,gular
Xcrcsro may n,i he retarded.
TERMS.
Tic scholastic year rcgins on the first
Mnnihy "i February a:nl closes OF the
l'si Wednesday, Of i*o;clnhur. aid is
ivIded inlo two equal sessions.
Board, per scssio.l, including he'd,
.sa'i,ng. lights, aud washing, the
pupil, ncing rcspons..:r tor
The Various furniture OF tl,cir
rooms. an inventory of whIcl,
will b. regularly kept 500 10
TuItnn in Fr,inar, Glass. 10 tAI
Tint on III other Glasses. - %
French nr, l.atln. :. 10 uU
Music "p P,nro OK. Guitar 20 90
lJ"c OF l''ano 400
Pu."ls ON Ghi,ar furnish ,'!!ssrir cwn
Gultar" tHr, Practice, and also
tller Guitar Strings.
Drawing and Pal, ing in Oil or
Water Co.ors, nr Alnnochrona-
tic or / ida lux, eacl. - IS 90
Ornamental Needle Work. &C. 100
Pupils furnish their n.yl, ,iia erials.
by resolution "f the B"ar'!. pcrsnns
scnnns tive, pupils will have them
'oardeT al. 81 UU,prr. ,nohlis; and those
sending. 1hree or. lnore, at sly. W
per lnnilh.
d. b. McLAURIN, Scc'ry sS Treas.
Dec. 23, lS5l. 9-:i.
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Huoosiaipd,s German Hs;ttcrs,

va would call the attention Of our readers
to tho advertisement of DR.. lIoolland'a celcbra.
tyd German Bittcrs, prepared by DR.. &. VI
JACKSON, No l20 Arch street. Philadelphia.
III eases e liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dis.
eases Of HE Kidneys und all diseases arising
from disurdcrcd Stomach, their power is no,
e1celcdI;f equulicd, by any other known pre-
paraliun, as the cures nitcst. in many clscs, af.
siiErihys most cs,s"tsc't rhysisians had failed
VIC can conscicntiously recommend This mcLi-
oinc. ma being what i, is represented, and urge
our rcaders who are afflicted tn prpcnrc bottle
md they, will TO convinced Of the truth we
assert ~. D23-on
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Another Scientific wonder

IMPORTANT To DYsrEPTICs
Dr. J. S. Homgh,on's Pepsin, the true Di.
Geslve Fluid, or Gastric Juice, preppared from
Rennc,, iir the Fourth s,ounck Of III iUxx,' after
directions Of Baron Licbg, the gI!ea, physiYYIy
e,ca' Chemist, by }, s. ltHnssMIqPn, W. d., Phila.
dulphia. Thisis truly n wonderful remedy fer
lndycstion, Dyspepsia. Jaundice, ItiysS, Com
rsain., Constipation aud Debility, curing after
Na,urc's Owa Method, iy I;i.surc's Own
Agent, the Gnstric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
isg Scientific evidence of its valrie, furnished
by agents, gcutis. Sec notice among the medical
advertisements, Sly.
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Evening Dress Goods.

! Nr,ite and Cu'on'h. Eu.broderes7 7sHi-s Mrs
In. GJgan,lirs. s wide 'bf ,s.c ri,si beautiful
cnlnrs, Mt .j, 81 - and 81, " cents.
a splendid and rich assortment Of Colors. in
Sewing Silk Tissues, ut the remarkable low
pri Z Of 25 cents yard
Einbr"' -r.d Grcna,iinr Silks.
3!n hn': ':Isoi,.c and rich Embroidered! Evening
Dresses in lne nos, fashionable styles. These,
,1oseisr wil' oar iards atte:lmeA q; e:SSd' f9?
PRICES. w. J. jacob & son,
22l king-s,., bend, OPP. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 20, 1852. Eft
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Election, Of Music Teacher,

Tho Iloarl Of Is4s,ccs of tle Bradford
Springs Female Institute " Ill clcrt an nddii .n.
nj Music Trnchcr nn the last Monlay in this
mon,h. Applicants will plrnsc address Tho
Principal ut the Institute. Snlary five hun.
drou dollars and board.
EDWIN CATER, Principal.
a.U Er-wcrkly Charrston Mercury will
cory: two weeks, nnd forward account.
februaFy,a,, - l'-n
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D. J. WINN,
WEIR S'H' 'U'AHH.nNe

:. Would respectfully irfprm, l,is friends anil
the public gcn,r.M tlnii ii, 'llow has on hand
ann nn Gii r. fnr %als On reasonable term n nrgc
"nd, splrr,fi I nsss"rin-nt af f"Cl"ia:, Cassimers
Ns2 and Fr>tings, with Hats, Cip4, E5a
Smsr,r'e,s. ., r., Gn.'"'s; MS; Socks: fine lin ~
;;5a. nA :" sIi, ",,sH .:st'" 'In.F,s' n'aws'''
Men and Boys Rcn"y AIhtfc riHllSllsof eve
ry description and variety. ''"t
Complete Military Outfits. Tnifprmp. Sword,,
II: nnlrtts. Nc, furnished ~ short notice.
';nfl9E,AS NE SaMier Rii!rnlcn imrni.llcd on
rcas.ii,hc terms. - 80 80
Ii Ills vcstines are peculiarly rich, consisting
of far rirlirr patterns, Than ever previously ea.
hibi,cd in his market.
Or,. L.. 1881 81 r
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ROBERT LATTA..

LATE TIE FIRM OFDIcllSoS &LAT:EA
ISS n;SfSI H irTm m ,s his frisnt, nR Tie ,e
ricfy Of Heavy and Fnucy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cnsl,-Tvo loors above the
Planters Hotel snd ;nu,cdiatrly Opposite James
Dnnlap's. ESQ.,
Camden, S: {. Dss. lolh. 1850 ir. 9,
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HEAD QUARTERS. }
!lIh Rrg't. ). E.. NJ.
Irnnn IunIlnru ~ lSGl

yltfoRp: January ~, 1851.
Order No. IS.
The Upper and Lower Batalions Of the
I4th Regiment oi South Carolina Militia
will paradc--lhc former under The command
81 L!eut-C Col. James ID. Banding, at Sum
teryillc, on Saturday. the 2lst inst: and
ihe. latter under the command of. alioG
Thomas II. Connors, at Bradford Mills, III
Clarendon. on the 2Slh of February next,
equipped according t" law, TO drill and re-.
view.
The Commissioned, and non Comnis:
stoned officers OF each Battalion Wilhparadc
at Il cir Battalion rendezvous the day prevl,
ous to the Review, armed aud equipped us
The law directs. for drill, &c.
The Staff are required 10 to turn out
each day, and on days Of review, in full
uniform.
BY order of Colonel MELl.ETF
W.T.. WLDERs,AdJ. dith Reg't y. &. NJ
February 10, 1852, lG-ld
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n. CIR a Il g.,
Manufacturer OS asluggiGx,
LIGHT CARRIAGES, t&c.

Returns his .intcrr thanks tn lSF-Ns u
lis c.:i:rna of Sumter District CsG,-.-ffsY-
!nr tll'.ir liberal patronage hitI,rr- Sl2-SsS!.-
I" h.snwr,l aud beg. leave to inform them tli;lt
he keeps constantly vi hand the above articles
of his "wn manufacture and warrants the su,nc
I" hr oi ,iir best material, Workmanship and of
II" latest style. His prices shall compete With
the Chit iis.,nL prizes and ns to durability. no
comparison; II h. oui.ihccd, you will please
call a, his CarIinsc Repository o,l Broad Street,
un Ter the Town Hall and examine for y"ur-
selves. -
With twenty years experience, at;l L:bc,E.'l
ail, '.'s'" -
Hell! vie will, the ccl,,!'y a';N, 'he a:is Of
his trade. ' :"
May itth, 1851 30 if
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Executors Nntice.

] hnve.arroin,cd Mr. Samuel +. wilson my
Assnl 10 settle mp all, tlH mal;Ss q, the tstnt.
al Col. Stephen Lucostc, lrie Of This Dittrici.
ANNA T.. LAGOS III.
All persons In, ing demands ag,ipst tl,c Es.
tate of Stephen l.ac,stc will present them duly
n'testrd. Those indebted will make iinrraiiatc
payment to 5. l.. WILSON, Agent.
May 7lh, l;5l % If
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Notice,

Az persons inlrI,cd to me Individually
ar 'e as m o1"'y 'na" :: 2''s "x mk' m"su',
that ! C;,Sc up my business, Stnn- pare. oi
which 'as hcrn of lnry standing unsettled,
and wnica. am dsiernne.!.. shall re'nain
so no lcng"E; ] hope my lrfp s,v;Ill attend
To hrs AT once, and give Inc and Themselves
as little tr3uble rs may be-
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, lS:,2 MI
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Notice.

The ip.a,it,nts of this villag.. are cau,ionc,i
against Trusting any oprn,titc employed by me
"n the Wilmington &. Manchester Rail Road.
qr,'iriivcring s5;y goods " hnrcycr. withnnt wri
ten ,"Glers. cirlrr from ID. Callahan, J. Hitch.
cock, l.. W. Turner, or myself
ALFRED H. PRATT.
Smmtc1Nillc, Jnnlinry u, lI5l l3-lf
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HIay'i.:afiOla.

The Sumter II ll"mcn and the Bea,
c"npam! (HaPtai,, 2rngl"D are hereby
invited Ia pari!cipalc wEh tho Clrremonl
Ir@,np IN the Cricbra','"n oi their Annver-
sary, Qn lt,c, ,uIcniy-,hird dny oi Fcbruar"
inst.
An Oratinn will he delivered on that L4Y
hy a member ot the Troop Tho public
generally and the ladies IN pa-iclar, are
respectfully invited 10 attend, ii, seats viii
be reserved nr them.
BY order nj the Cn.2ini!tec Of Invitation.
February 3, 1881. l5-:d
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E.nDroidered Tl.ibet RHari.,o

:, large md very superior assormsnl of, Rich
Embroidered Marin" Shawls. with firnvy Silk
Frinses. and emi,rncing Black. White. nnh all
the iGpst fashionable cqlorR. arr now offering,
Very low. nj W. J. jacob & SON.
l-.f 22l king-st.. ieni opp. the Big Bunt.
Charleston, Jan 20, 1852. l3-,f
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Nat; &C..

Will q rented to the high"s, bil'er OF
"wednesday the :rd ni Marrh nex'. rl,e
plantation belonging To Ii: Estate ol -ipbI
McD"nalh.
MARY. F.. MCDONALD. Adm'rr.
w; NJ GREEN. Asc:A
February ILL.,, 1861, 'l7-3L
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SPEClAL NOTICES.
E;a1 w Notice

The undersigned will attend promptly TO n!l
Collections and o,hor I.scA,. Brs,aKss place.!
u. the hands Of either of 'hsAm, for tie Districts
Of Charleston. Sumter, niel1a9nd. ksf.l'aW
and Darlington.
-. JAMES l., BLANDlNG,
S,niery lille.
,.r WILLIAM ELANDING,
"a 80 81 Broad-St., Charleston.