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N|"|t""|M M|HHAMr
y ~ matssfof The rsution Of Wiliam
white. administrator Of Thomas White.
deceased for talp d Slaves and other per.
nnl kAinfe " said dcrcaeel.
~ Aiiny the pelinon u said a1minlssn.
tor y appearing 10 he satisfaction Of
CONT, lhai Martha A Lavender and
Harry Z Stewart. heirs and Distributes Of
~ cttaia. are nnn.fesidents Of this State
- tiAa' he necessary process canuol be ser.
xea upon ihem,--it is thereiofs ordered haf
Monday, the hrsi day n the next June term
ae' apnn FOR The said ab-cia heirs 10 euief
their appearance therein.
ats mrhcr ordered thrf v rapy d fhis %.
der De published Aef i5tf ses eonseemise.
81 p ne Wooieiie Rstnbiean, u uesvspa.
per pruted and published ii this county.
WITKess, he Hon. Fnncis Giiiun
Juoxs of.aid Probate Coat al the
cour hOrse =; said coans,. See
Monday 81 April. s o., one thousand
eight hundred anj coy G@s.
1ssata Esi april. 1859
FRED CONRAD clcrt
Cord ( roscy Auornies. ~apI3-i5.
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OdNAWdy from tho subacribeF on
~ he 8th esyof March MS, q negro boy
hsM.e sIAEnM 4! dirk copper colour,
aasd ahpui so years. about 8 feet 6 inches
30 ma,ks rccollected, unless he had
one scar between eyes osleuding upwards,
iAaloif uGa i4ch, us forehead naa very wtinl.
h5s heaG sugar LOAF shaped.
WAoeYer Will return said ncgfo 10 the
sabactIser, III ocdyilc, Missa silall receive
tao ahcge rowsrd--os q suiipble gewnEa for
any Information flat may lend 20 hts recoye-
III. JOSEPH RYDER.
aaE I~f 22
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Heary. black complexion, a5 years d ere,
& leal Z inches high, knuck-kneed, says no be
longs ID Kit Whittier Yasoo county,
cnsith. dark complexion, Z feet IL inches
high, is years az age, slender made, shutters,
says ho belongs 70 Chas, Piaekne, Kinds coun.
~.
Jaspb, dark copper color, 80 years old, ) !
inches high, scnr on the lci eye brow AID
one on his head; says he bclongSt 20 II, Tufpin.
CLNnoRsE covxrY.
Tffd. blacks IS years OH 8 feet : 10 inch-
Is hiuh. saws he belongs to Bnrwell Of jack
san, Int ran away from Maj Beard, \. @
LOUISIANA. -
BATON Houes.
Rsehdrd, 81 years old, 9 feet 10 inches
saws he belongs 70 Mrs homes, Baton Rouge.
Aleraadtr nhnut 80 years, sac inches; says
~ helsnes ID j. Dla, Patron, 81 James parish.
George, 10 yeass feet 10 inches: belongs to
John AAsh.aw, near DonaldaoRysis,
PAaisA or ~lsERvlLrv,
Daea black, 80 years ! q I ipsaea as 10
beionEs 70 Davis. tladcr, N. osloass.
81 pafsaM. hack, 5 sapt i0inehes high, 81 ys~gs
a.a;speaks French and Eng!ish; aslauss e g
ecgaFea ws1ssr naew orleans,
rAEtc' Fss IN
Lmss.{fs Ns si tes4saAg sel II
sa4 rHiit.h g9ieA srl- A~avy set, guafee
nsnra " xears spoken. Maria, black, IS
Ssass, 5f sin. heavy built say they belong
Il Nelson Howard, Deer Geek, La.
JsEygasoN PAnIsf.
ia. Peters, IS years old, 3fsef saoasa Be-.
s3ngs 10 mr. Philippe WHERE, new orleans
CEgia, IS yeara feet Tia inches balcnas
tel. LaPFatle, 0fnew orleans.
CirissopAes, rsnla,:a ~ years. ! Feet 81
iashes high, II ennF On right check. enc IN the
fasallead; belongs to Wilson, Alexandria, La.
Pierre maattp, ~ years at II in; belongs
Asaisiys SngvE Donalasonvlilc.
.dAcKs0N PARISH.
Frank Afulatla 10 years, belongs 70 Ronsh,
St Jassph'a La,
NATcHiTocHEs.
Zee, black, SO years, So ein, scar corner len
sfe, and oncon bis forehead, belongs "a Ham
cit. Tenn.
czTef, daFs copper ccicr, 20 years 5h Gin.
hs}oags 10 TirFel Goldshy, DeSoto Parish.
MOSES bias, 20 years. 5f Sin helargs "a
zssreffhs neNssc Pasph.
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T1HIS ut represents
= q person suffering III.
der the symptoms Of stvang
ulsted Ruptuye.
CERTIFICATE.
We The undersigned, are
using Sherman's New Pa.
ten 'Trusses, and find them
the most secure and com.
Portable VIC have ever
worn:
A. M Kstchuas, w,
seues Henry Alct0ia, &c
p. Lee, J. r. Loomis,
R. .jennlars
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
EoR YOUNG LADIES g. CHILDREN
WHITES YILLE, MSS.

20h Session win opea September LIST, 1855
The location ofthis School, (nearWh ties
Vile. 8 miles east ofw oodville, Mississippi,)
. retired. beautiful and healthtul. The
grounds occupy Is acres. covered with a
beautiful natural grove, OF more than sixty
species Of indigenous fores, trees and shrubs
besides a great variety Of %exotics.
The course Of Instruction is thorough and
extensive, embracing all that il essential 10
u substantial and highly finished education.
The Institute is hrnished with suits Of spe
cimens in Botany, Mineralogy and Geology,
and with a large and carefully selected Lii.
brary. embracing every department OF the
Arts and Sciences.
IL is also supplied With Apparatus tor il
luslrating Mathematics, Geography astron
ny. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, '..ag
uetism, Galvanlsm. Electricity, &C., DC.
Per Session Of .fue Months
Tuition in Primary Departments, . si5 90
Collegiate 30 90
/" Languages, each, 10 90
" Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Wa Flowers, aud Fruits,
Embroideries, Sc, &c, each, : : s 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, , 50 90
Use Of instruments, : 5 90
Board. with fbl and lights. 80 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month, 60
Washing, per month, ] so
The above lharges must be paid in ad.
vance, or increased ten per cent, and salts.
f~actorily securd. Pupils may enter at any
time, and viii be charged only from the
date of entrane, till the end Of the session.
Asuticient amber OF competent Iastrnc,
tors viii be ulgeys IN attendance.
The buildhgs having received aud now
sTeesng snvious Improvements aud addi
7ns Z tewwose bsagders caa be accom-
modased ilnn heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay to the
Principal,
10 Boamers must have all articles dis.
ltlaetiy marked.
?. L. PHAaES, a. a..ac,,
Princgal.
NEwToN Place. July 90, is5l.-iy.
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1--WE large Cancers, eReCtu-
ally Cured, by


l13, Ggaviey street, New Orleans.
4 ERTlFICATE Of cure from cap.ain
- Nat Ostrand
CDR J. REYNOLDS SiR-llaving tot many
years been afflicted with two large and invet.
crate Cancers, lone upon my right hand, the
other upon my lett arrn) sought in vain for
cure a, the hands Of our most experienced sur
icons.
Hearing Of your successful treatment OF
Cancers, / determined TO have the benefit OF
your experience, aud for this purpose came to
New Orleans, eight months rgo, when ! spec
div received reliof, by voaf mild and ettec.
.aal moda of,aking both Cancers out, without
the aid Of the knife. The Canoe: upon my
hand weighed over a quarter of pound, that
Gu nay arm, mora than three quarters OF q
round, vet tho new and healthy flesh took
heir place so rapidly that was entirely res.
tered lohealth IL a few weeks.
ASsa token af giaiiia6e icr youf abte daask
ten 81 atule Wy Ceueers
az ,Gst That q osa elected
We taacees .lay 30 directed to you, for a
speedy and eaectual cure. Respectfully.
yours, NATHANIEL OSTANDER.8
li-iyas or Louisville. Kentucky.
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GAMURL REYNOLDS, Office, No. ies Ora
- vier Street, New Orleans: La, Cures Car
ssr4. ceaIIlena, White s.asiiine Ve--ss ~"a "a
GERS, Of every description. j~un27-iy.
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TO THE AFFLICTED :

~ III Al4 AAO LIZ
THE appearance in Three Bottles Of
NUTTALL'S SYRIACUM, is a new
era In Medicine, from novelty and d.
rect opposition to the old absurd and
Inconsistent one bottle system-while
IFS success prepared in this manner
leach bottle containing a different pre-
paration.) In curing the different stages
which characterize Consumption, has
est abIished the welcome truth of the
durability Of every stage ofPulmonary
Consumption.
Phi, %sicians approve of il, because it
is based upon correct Physiological and
Pathological principles.
The public approve Of it. because it
is common sense, and because they
know from an experience that n
preparation will not CURE the three
stages OF Consumption.
The suffering disappointment and
discouraged invalid APPROVES Off, be.
cause its r-..aciples hold out a reason
abs nope, and when he uses INITIALS
Syriacum.
His hopes are realized, if he is in the
first stage OF Consumption, aud uses
the first bottle, his expectoration, diff
cult and painful, becomes free and
easy.
His cough soon gets well. and all
SYMPTOMS Of that stage disappears.
He RECEIVERS and is well, If ne is in
the third stage, and uses the third bot
tie, his diarrhea gradually ceases, his
weak bowels become strong, and all
the SYMPTOMS of this stage are relieved
aud he is restored to health.
Each bottle has The symptoms Of
the stage for which il is intended, print
I'd in front of the wrapper, whereby
every invalid knowing his rwn symp-
oms, can Judge which bottle he re
CURES, consequently no mistake can
occur in selecting the proper medicine
10 See pamphlet in possession of the
Agent, containing DR. NuTrALL's Patholo-
gy Of Consumption, lecture on the structure
aud uses OF the Human Lnngs, and certi'
icates Of cures. For sale by
A KENDALL, & Co,
md, -ly 72, Magasine So, Ncao Orloaa.
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Gro j. MCDONALD viii continue 10 Give
essons IN D6lbeafs Science Of penn1zn.
ship waers Classes Of fifteen Of twenty r.
forsssd.
Re .eacs--Losi Doitaa f,assssx grfn.
rcfhca., Nov Orleans. irnaT-sf
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10 the Public,
LAST TESTIMONY TO THE MANY
CURES.
HING CURE OF
THREE CANCERS.

This Is TO certify that my vito has been a.
a;cted with Cancers for tho last seven years
and has boon suffering tho most excrutiating
pain--and often trying all remedies that could
be thought Of. came to New Orleans with
her for the purpose Of procuring relief and
shortly after my arrival here applied TO
Samuel Reynolds, at 1873 Gravier street, who
healed her Cancers three in number-one on
the lip, ono on the temple VERY lurgel and one
on the nose Just below the eve. am now
happy to say that | believe my wife is entirely
cured after three weeks treatment under the
LANDS Of Samuel Reynold, 1913 Gravler street
New Orleans. WM. BARBER.
Godson County, Fiorida.
New Orleans July Isl.
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IN this Cut yon
see the Truss as APP
piled and worn for
an ~Enguinal HERNIA
on the right side
1t does not injure
the back, the pres
sure being on either
side Of the spine
PHI and sur
Ueone who have eY-
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UsL Rs ~
HFITIS ttsii,uiion hrs been rooygnni1 ed,
- ana il now under the supervision o. a
i3oafd of Trustees. and offers advantages
f5rad Only IL regular female seminaFies. II
N1ll ta conducted by those who are fully
compea, to discharge the manifold duties Of
~aHnel an Institution, being guided by the eS-
perienpo of mnnv years, and supported by
fIe satsrtiusi ol their former patrons and nc.
sfsainsameea S~iuacaisuiA be admitted NJ
as Gsaa84 Aa charged IN abe tune IN at.
AaA1aAae. NO allowance ior ABSENCE ,hl.
leea saussd by f~lolNees.
NE eohool will 10 opened on sAe 10th Of
Jsnrngy, 1861, aEa continue ten rnoiahF,
vii shg isual raeatiors.
tTI n as $1,000
noata. Nnsllina md Lodging, 500 90
Taissuo III English bFmshcs 30 90
Instruction In Music, Vocal and Piano
Forts, 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Instruction ia nrawingan md Painting, 20 90
Mfs, M. 4, ALExAEJHR, Principal.
Miss s. T.. RvrisiLL, Assistant
Iasrsaefs.-- Micajah Row, Henry lob
rood. George Cooh, w. H. Wlmhish, Eeqs.
pesoy's Creek Jan. ~7,ie6o-ly.
EHH
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C0NsUMPTIONiI
Mere sgsfsm ard Acv R<mclissf Greaf
srocrss -


"aE CURE for Conshs. coid, sOrs
fhrosf. Hoarsaaess.
THETHREE STAGES OF CoNsuMP-
TON
T1a aags-symTfos7s-coughs pam
IL the breast, side, head. batk, iaints and
limbs. Inflammation. soreness. ana ticsleing
in The throat, fever. difficult and quick
breating cxpeciorstion. difficult slight aud
lrofhy.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s~pasdomic. cough. ueienf fever, night NOR
mug and miaday sweais, hectic flush in the
face aud cheeks; burning heat IN the palm
u bands and solcs Of the feet; expec-
toration, easy, copious, and sireaked with
blood.
Third stage symptoms, -DiaFrhoa,
diminished fever, cough, and morning
sweats. great aud increasing debility. fire.
quent fsinting fits, slight deIihum, and swell
ling Of he extremites.
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NOTICE

xx... Atf1 HHu Says ne uet0nRs 70
nisiialA Wade, ofClaihogno county. said
ooy y 2 ieei high. black, Jean and hungry
Inc owner % notified 70 comply with the
.aw and take him away. nj CRIST.
lapftis~ieh Jailof.
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SAVE YOUR N ~
CHARLES 7. FREEMAN & co.
(Lats Frsemaa. Hodges &eo)
Importers a n JODbers.
Ia, Broadway Ono Door South Of Liberty street,
NEW YORM.

II4ANR now on hand, and viii be receiving
Ii daily through tho season, Neip Goods, d.
reel from tho European man ufactnrers, and
8 N fueiioas, rich, Fashionable, fancy Sas
Aliitaerg Goods. Our stock Of rfch Ribbons,
comprising cyory variety Of the latest and
most beautiful designs imported.
Many Of our goods are manufacturer ez.
~uressly 10 our order. from cur own designs and
patterns, and stand unrivalled. We offer our
goods for net Cdsb, ct lower prices than any
credit House in Amer ca can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly TO their
int ereot to reserve q portion Of their money
and make selections from our great yatieiy OF
rich cheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for .Bonnets Caps, Sashes
pnd belts. Bonnet Silks, satins, crapes,
lisses and tarletons. Embroidielies. collars
chemisetis, capes berthas, Habits sleeves,
cuffs, edgings and insertings. Embroidered
Feviero, lace and hemstitch calntrick hdhfs.
Bonds, Illusions, and embroidsd laces for
Cops embroidered laces for shawls, mantil-
las, aud veAs h%oniton, mechien, valencienes
and brussels laces english aud Wove thread
Smyrna Isle thread and cotton laces.
Kid, Isle thread silk and sewing silk
Gloves aud mitts french and American arti-
fetal flowers Frenchlsce English American
and Italian Straw benuets and trimmings.
JANUARY. 1869.
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experience IN Knpturts has Ieu IIIe 70 M
vent, in order to overcome the objections OF
every other in use. 1t is remarkable Tor
the ease end comfort with which il is worn
and the seUarity it affords under the most
violent exercise. II is, also, iminoveable
in any position the body may be thrown in
to-a con sideration that should not be over
looked.
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1t SHERM1N IS,
20, 81 Charles street, Nc0 Oaezas.
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THIS rut repre-.
sents a Tluss as
worn for a ruptur'
on both sides.
Letters are fire.
quently received,
rom persons MORN
ing me Of cures
made by the use Of
theTtuss and Rem.
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amined the Instrument approve Of il, are de-
lighted with il, and scarcely a day passes but
the send me a distressing case, And here |
warn they lightly affected againstputsing of,
from day to day. procuring the best means OF
security, as they are hourly exposed to acci
dents that may cause %strangulaiion and death.
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!. -Ii this Wi II benefit any one suffer
lps e ! once suffered, BY making pubic
You have my consent to 20 50.
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oHRNIeAL HXTRACr ID

is tftcu. ftfN .eastaF 4Nasreae IA
Caution-9his medicine Isl ufupiF ilir'
bottle, and you must find HE 'hifae Of jstt
& Co, proprietors, New YogAg on the snlss9
wrappers around ihe bottle, 70 whom all e1aai
musi be addressed. M lss.
10 For sale IN Weodgile by
WRIGHT 1.Tnrb
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Ruptures treated and cured

md. -ly 72, AIagasine 81, Ncs0 Orleans
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IN my treatment Of
Hernia | do not rely
solely on the emca-
cy ofa Truss. Expe-
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W,NTUD-.-y,AN SEED.


Superior Chain Pumps, low, for cash. nv
Jan ,, 1852 lnsrpu Scurrr
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POPULAR Medicines

| ISL Unpopular medicines winch may be found
I \ q. lUr car D,VI S'ore" Ottawa.
Aver, cherry ycrtum., Juno roriaI,
Anderson. cough drops Jayue's cNpcc'oran,,
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water Power Ia Lc,>r.

IIE undersigned Offer great Inducements 10
t'n'u.,st. auimguuHC.ugrr- as they have de-
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',r'jtrl hc0lnVI it'l, and -.imtcdm Dayton. /
mics above Ottawa, md drawn from 'hr Fox river
Feeder, which IS Kept IN rpllrly The state, without
Huy ro-tlp the undersigned. They have wntrr To-
loose 'or1trun oI ycars-ull,rrnt 10 drive - run of
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ANY good, responsible company
This Ha rae chance lormru ufr0p.nl wlomqy
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i-on uavgnhlr feeder, within ! miIr- ol the con.
tcmpll'"d Rock Island rail road, ani he head ol
steamboat upUganou mhnriuimm nation, adj.
hrrss nlNlnn .mnN 81 InnN GRrLN q SnN.
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School Books.
BRUSHEH.
SW.nr jIOIIsc Iii0i:ISscs.

COUNTER. hair, scrub and clothes brushes.
Z Flat and rounding vamishS ilch do
Oct 4. L. Y. EpiGea
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Groceries! Groceries!

vilE subscriber has Just returned from ST Louis
wi,ha heavy stock otamiIy groceries such as
Sugar, coGie, moIosSeS, rice, ten,
spices. &C.. &c,
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For Music Schools e. societies
A.I..S RE1sgEE.
iho nulcjmcr; or Tie N-'r Yar' collection Of
EO5IscI7ers TT LaIe S'rre', Chicago
nFfERto tie public the following valuable
" Music COOKS:

nc pUiCHnpE; or tie NoiN arr iJ'trrtt on az
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This work is acknowledged 90 De the most COM
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Ih1HESe'r.Rg DpcRiHs amt closing ~ SrTy %.
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learning The Orgp, P.aao, S7rIpiin-, aai Nr'9-
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extraordinary amount of new mu. TO, CONTINUING
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arhorslyr-'- index Ut first line 0iai ll- odd me-
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~ l. u. NoInGHEy. Constituting, Ills believed.
'he most cnmp.r" collection at choice music a..
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Au'hemS, Sentences, aud select Pieces.
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III, haSir,'~ Nerve aud Bone
LIEIRIGNT

FTNlllS iinimert has gained n reputation in the
y east over every Other lulm'ut, and stands
= unrvalrd IN lis certainty to cure sprains bra.
scs, burns, sores, and cWp'uus, and Is warranted
70 he OF twice the value that FanrI'S or any othc
lnimrnt can be- in applications to hniscs and do.
mcsric animals II is scientifically prepared from
highly penetrating oils, nrd cannot iuIt to cuic all
dl-rasrs Of III nerves, bones, and siucws, No Ia.
mily should be without H. 1t stands upon its own
merit, and challenges the wosli for us equal For
sale at the new drug aud book store north OF the
court house. tcCl3 L. GIlGGs.
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Durham CNtile & NaXOny ShePD,

! ! hgrrfS Counter Srp'c,--a warranfr,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

such rs oranges lemons tits, raisus currnus Ewes
arrlcs, dried apples, peaches, Sc Sc, al utwh.ch
hnwill sc,Iatas ,ow prices as can be- pnrchl-,dihIs
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-16

three negro men, who were o short
time since sold ut Galveston, Texas,
under the laws of that State and pur-
chased by me.
! happened in Galveston ut the time
these three negroes were detected in
the act of kidnapping or abducting
slaves from their owners They were
tried under the laws of Texas, found
guilty and Of course subjected to the
penalty imposed by the law Of that
State. in the execution of this law,
they were exposed to public sale and
| became the purchaser.
If the Legislature of Massachusetts.
or the abolitionists, are really sincere
in their disposition to restore to citi-
zcnship and liberty these negroes, will
afford them an opportunity of doing SO.
J, therefore, propose to this com
mittee, or to the abolitionists general
ly, if they will pay me the amount of
money it has cost to reclaim a fugitive
slave in Boston, they can have these
negroes. This proposition ] consider
fair, liberal and just; and it will be
regarded as test of the sincerity OF
those who manifest such lively inter
est in the welfare of this peculiar peo,
pie.
My place of residence is Mobile.
lam, respectfully, your obedient
servant,
Mob. Tribmc.] SAMUEL QUARLEs.
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For the Sumter Banner.

To the People of Sumter District.
Fellow CITIZENS: | avail myself Of
this opportunity to express the feelings
Of grateful heart for the many favors
have received at your hands for sew
eral years past. You have been pleased
to elect me every four years to Dis
trict Office by overwhelming majorities,
and | have, rs you arc well aware, just
entered upon another term of Office,
which, if should live to it's expiration,
will make twenty years shat ] have
held office, q term sufficiently long to
satisfy any reasonable man, at least
so feel it, and announce to you fellow
citizens that am no longer a candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary of Sumter
District, and give you this early notice
of the fact in order that you may have
full time during the next four years to
select the proper individual from
among you to fill the office. need
not tell you the office is an important
one, and the man who fills it and per.
forms its duties, should understand
well the law. Fellow citizens as a
candidate for office farewell.
w. LEWIS.
March 18th, 1852.