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LA CONVENTION.
BAToN-RoUgE. 10 iuillet.

g Toute la seance a etc consacree au-
jourd'hui a la discussion dune disposition
. relative d renre gistrement des votans.
LIE debat sur les qualities REFUSES pour
+. atre electeur a etc ajourne.
; % LIE rapport du comite des dispositions
f. generates a etc mis- a l'ordre du Jour de
jeudi. aa 5ns ssr sl,rs tal 10
La Convention a decide qu'elie siege
raft desormais deux fois par jour, lie ma
tin ct le soir, atm d'activer les travaux.
LA CONVENTION. :
BAroN-R ouaE, 20 Juliet 1852.
La Convention a adopte un article
ainsi concu a. s n
+. La Legislature %pourvoira par une
]oi a Penregistrement des mons ct de la
residence de tous les votans de la Nile
Orleans, pourvu que Get enregistrement
ne codte rien a l'electeur. Seront consi-
deres electeurs tous les citoyens des Etats
Unis qui auront reside pendant un an
dang pEtat ct pendant six mois dams la
paroisse. on lis Sc presenteront pour vo-
ter" ~ w. @ z,a
Tous les articles de Ia presente Cons
%titution du 33e au 1899 ont etc. referes
4 fexamen DIES comites. Les articles 60
ct 63 par ~lesquels debute lie tire du De-
parchment judiciaire ont etc rapportes
tells quels par lie comite judiciaire, ct Ia
Convention les a adoptes.
LIE vote sur les, doubles seances a etc
r%econsidere ct la resolution rejetee. La
Convention ne siegera done qu'une fol.
par Jour. ,ays sgzg.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-25
LIE VICOMTE DE GRANDSaGNE

II y Il deux ans, le nomme t.. soIIat
dams IN regiment de rarmee d~'Aiiqur.,
revenait a Paris avcc son congo dtinitif.
En- pcu de temps il depensa ~l'argenl qui
hi await etc remis CONNIE complement
de solie, ct Sc tronvant dams IN complet
dtnGment, il s%olIicita une place de garcon
de bureau a administration de la poste
aux lettres.
Ayant obtenu ce petit empIoi, il Sc dis.
tingua par son assiduite ct sa bonnie con.
dujte. ct No tanda nas \ atrn-ne-~I -."-
brigndier. ~ @s t&.I#
Dependant des d]etournemens de VA
leurs import mites etaicnt co nmises pres
que chaque jour a Ia poste. lie CONNER.
cc s'alarmait de Get eta' de chose.; mais
Ia surveillance la plus active, les invest.
cations les plus minutieuses de Ia police
ne pouvaicut faire decouvrir rautcur dc
Ces So~nstractIOns.'
Une circumstance %fortuit. don't les
iournaux ont fait mention, il y a peu de
temps, reveal enfin queI etait lie coupa.
Bile, ct L... contre lequel s'eIevaiert DIES
charges tres graves, fat place sous Ia
main de Ia justice. Voici les nouveau1
details qui ont ets recueillis a &c snjet.
l-...., prenant lie nom Ell, tire de VI.
comte de Grandsagne, await loue rue
d'ArcoIe, dams la Cite, IN grand ap.
partement, quill await menbIe de Ii ma.
Mere Ia plus comfortable. Dams ceitc
somptueuse demenrc, il await place Ia
file Henriette ST., sa maitresse, qu'on
appelait Mime Ia vicomtcsse, ct qui Sc
montrait Ell toilette ebloui.sante au bal.
con de fopera. Ellie donnait solvent de'
concerts es des %raouts, ct ses invites adj
miraient les bronzrs dart, aiasi que les
tab]eanx de maitres qni decoralent les
salons, louaient egalement le bon govt
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ton, ma eonduite jusqu'a &c jour y ete
conpable ct je nsaurais pas dd accepter
l:offre bieuyeillante que vous m'avez
fate de m'apprendre a lire ct = fer'-
re-. 5Oni, je lie sails d present, Je desc
beissais a Ia volonte de mon pere. Quels
que soient les motifs qui Fengagent a
me laisser dams ignorance, ces motlfs'je
dois les respecter.
- Ainsi, Louise, je ne vous verral
plus ! s'ecria lie jeune homme avec az
goisse.
- Mais, toujours, CONNIE de coutu-
me... Settlement, puisque yous cesseres
de me bonner des lecons, il sera tout q
|ait inutile de faire un signal, ct sous
viendrez sans ,nystere, quand il sou'
plaira. a2as g 9P 'aa.h s91..H
Louise ! Louise ! vous me deses'
perez! 5125o9 4saot
-Je vous desespare, dites-vou...:
Mon Dieu, CONNIE YOU etes- pale An:
YOU avez %raison, j'oubliais que 0blen1o1
vou ne serez plus libre... Vous 'ou'
marlez Ernest. tsea4a al ,iQ8
: On yous a done appris cette nou-
velle? demanda lie jeune homme dune
voix fremissante en- regardant Louise.
Oai. jsai go par mon pere que voa'
epousiez Mile de F~ontanges.
- Detrompez.yous, jamais ellie ne se'
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PLANTS DE CANINE.

Il J a un peu plus dun an lie gouver-
neur Roman s'adressa au secretaire de
Ia marine pour lie prier de faire venir
des Grandes Indies des plants de canine a
sucre que l'on dit .superieurs aux qualities
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! cAtivees dams lie Sud des Etats. Unis ct
aux Antilles. lie secretaire de la marine
PROMPT a notre coneitoyen de faire ce
que ~ceIui-ci lui demandait, ct il ecrivit
en- cfet au commandant de Gescadrc
americainc des Indies de Sc procurer ct
d'envoyer lie plus tot possible aux Etats-
Unis des plants de n de SaIanga ct
de Malacca. Plusieurs bottles de ces
plants sont arrives ces jours derniers a
New-York par lie navire Marion ct ont
etc e~xpediees au dtpartement de Finite
rieur, on Sc fera la distribution parmi les
planteurs dn Sud. prele ,ement fait de la
part qni ~revient de droit a NJ. Roman.
Nous ]empruntons ces details uWashings
ton Republic du Is. Nous engageons
les planteurs qui d%esireraient obtenir des
echantiilons dn nouveau plant a s'enten-
Dire avec NJ. Roman pour la distribution.
CONNIE c'est une experience a fairc, il
conviendrait que les plants ne fussent
point dissemiEes entire un grand nombre
de mains ct qu'ils fussent Iivres aux ha-
bitans qui ont lie plus %jusqn'a ce moment
contribute a perfectionner Ia culture de
la came ct la fabrication du sucre.
BANDITS lies bandits menacent de
passer Gu domaine du roman dams celui
de la realite. lie Planters Banner nous
apprend que la paroisse Ste Marie est
infestee de ~voIeurs de grand themin, Ell
ce journal engage les voyagcurs a ne Sc
hasarder sur les routes que bien armies.
Les ~detrousseurs que nos confreres sigma
lent sont des negres marrons qui Sc for
ment en- bandes, %ranconnent eux qu'ils
rencontrent ct Sc livrent au pillage.
Quelqucs-uns de ces miserabIes a~vaient
etc arretes, mails is ont enfonce pendant
Ia mutt les portes de leur prison ct Sc
sont enfuis.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-22
Expressly to Parents Of
SUMTER DISTRICT

DIR WM. II. PIERCE. native Caro-
sliTian, who has had charge Of Palmetto
School in Columbia for the last two years.
8hegs leave very respectfully to notify such
Parents of Sumter District as feel very
special interest in the education of their
.3sons, TINT he will take five or six bows
sastronsthis District and bcstow special and
5 active aiabour. in their intellectual improve
: meDt.
1aT Boys must not be under II nor over
10, m pleasant turn. The charge for the
y ,ar VIII be $500, board, lodging, wash
ing lights, stationery text book found and
.sexpefses Of travelling incurred, borne.
Boys VIII be prepared for The Freshman
S. Class nFaany one Of the Southern Cole
ges; or for the professions and for com
sinnrce.
s Letters addressed to DR.. w. II. PIERCE,
5:at Columbia, before the 3rd Of December,
VIII be promptly censured, giving the de-
& tails.
5 DR.. PIERCE refers to his Father, the
Rev. REDDIcK PIERCE. the Rev. LIvICK
PIERCE, NJ. D., ID. D.. l.. L. D., and presi-
dent Csc. F. PIERCE, Of Oxford University
,sof Georgia.
Oct. %, 1852 SGT
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Ill Equity SsllInte 1 District.
EX parto. n. I.
Marllla j .. Wilson, I'D. an.

~ M arlflaS ~ ilspft, }et.J
& InpufsuaDce of an orderii.i the above
stated tctse. II wi offer nj blic sale on
| The first Monday in November next, at
SumterECourt House, tract of.twelve
hundred acres of Land in Salem, in said
District, being The lower part ofthe tract
upon which The late James T.. Wilson re-
sided and comprising his said residence,
the spme being composed of The pats as
signed 10 Mrs. Martha j. Wilson, RoIiert
W.AYils0n and Martha E.sWiison, in the
division ofstlle Estate of the said James
u. Wilson, deceased, and ahounacd by
Black River, and by lands Of FL. Wilson,
and land assigned in said division, to l.. l..
McCutcheon and wife.
Not 10 be sold for less than eight thou
sand one hundred dollars.
The fertility and hcalthncss Of This
tract, its situation in neighborhood re-
markable for its morality, together with the
convenience of access from it to the Rail
Road, present great advantages to those
wishing to purchase.
Terms. One third cash, and the balance
payable in Two equal annual instalnents
from the day of sale with interest thereon,
payable annually till tho whole, purchase,
money, ond interest. be paid. The pur-
chaser, for the credit part Of the purchase
money, to give bond with approved person
al security, and mortgage oflhe land, and
To pay for papers.
w. f. B. IIAYNSWORTII,
Con'r in Eq D.
Ott.22 1852 52-li
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EAECUTINEsD EsDETAI}TMENT..ss
COLUMBIA, Octohert4, 1852
ftXIHEREAS, States. as we'll as iudieidu-.
wv ais, are hound7to render thanks5t TO
Almighty God for His merces, TO humble
themselves before him on account of their
sins and to trcmbIe at His Judgments: BE ii,
therefore, known, that l. JOHN H. MEANS,
Governor and Conrnandor-in-C Chief Of tie
Commonwealth Of South Carolina. do issue
this my Proclamation, setting! apart FRI
DAY, the Goth INST, as day to be dcvo-
ted 10 religious SERVICES, and do earnestly
request that al! secular bu:iness he sus-
pended on that day, and that all our people
assemble in their respective places of wor-
slip for the purpose of acknowledging
Gods mercies. dcpioring our sins, contcss-
ing the justice Of his chastisemenls, and
beseeciing favor for the time to come.
in testimony Of which, have signed
my name, ard caused the seal of
the State TO be affixed.
JOHN II. MEANS.
BY the Governor:
Benz, PERRY, Sec'ry Of Stale.
Oct l2. 5l-3t i
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5@HsE CaAH1. III db'AyHCES. |.
5EpossOsaiv,g.

I,he,isansg Of parents who use vermifuge.
sseo,nposet Sof Castor Oil, Calomol, &c., are moi
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa.
sient, they are actually laying the foundation for
iseEeres Of diseases, sucl as salvation, loss of
sssisht, weakness of limbs, &c.
IN another column will be found the ndvcr.
Il Il sSgtiseinent of Hcbcnsack's Medicines, 10 which
sys ask the attention Of all directly interested
In their own as well as their Childrcn's health
Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from @ those ofa bilious type, should make use
+ the only genuine. medicine, IIobensacls's
Il Liver Pills
.as SO Be not dereipcd," hut ask for 1Tnben-
4 SFack q 9; Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
seerye that ench l,ns The signature of the Propre
tor, J. n. ltoBEHsAcK, rs none else are genuine
gust. TO-. 42-ly.
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meas nd dfor: Ills. prese gersruee
l'iantslr who ps.rsietl his business with
lll,a yea am eur who brangii his
sohysicai | ,iftl mantai emery gies intS exercise
s. s,ldering his pursuit both respec-
$50 Ole md relnuneratiye.
his hereave Y WidowESnnd orphans
and his distressed s,notherand brothers and
I,slstar the whole community offer their
,sl,c tfeltS sy,npathe and Mould afford all
sSilfssonsol solution sitii,htir power TO mitigate
poignant grief that fills their sad hearts
I 5sto3overtl tloWing. p. a
Black sRipera aNYatchman. pleasc COPY.
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"a no1I,er Scientific Wonder
IMPORTANT TO DYsrEpTrcs

-T.s35-3(l q IMPURTNNT TO DYSFEPTTCS
DR.. J. S. Houghton's Pcpsin, the true Di-
gestiye Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
\ Kennel, or The Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of, Baron .I.ebg, the great Physioo-
.gtcal Chemist, by J. S. Iloughton, W. d., Phila
dolphin This is truly wonderful re mcdy for
\ indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
plant, Constipation and Debility. curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
Ing Scientific evidence of it's value, furnished
ny agents, gratis. SEQ notice among the medical
s-ly.
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s: Sale of Furniture, Carriage
ssss, $50 S. HH p s.seS So
Horses, sc,

:gss On Monday, November 22tI, If the wca,h-
,nrF shonla,be favorable, If not, OH Tho firs,
flair day there"i,er,--l The subscribe eing
about 10 remrs:'c, VIII sell at au,siaf-n nil
his household furniture, CONSISTING q, ma.
.tisogany dining tables, maple, cane -hollom,
and other chairs, carpets, d.tablrs sofa,
rocking -ciairs, side board, war,ic roles,
sshower-l.ath with forcc-pump allachcd,
stloGks, bureau, bed-sica,!s. wire-saie, ,,andi-
sfons. fine Piano Forte of Chickering's
male swithfiron frame sc. (a very sJrprri-
rffitlstrument) &c. &c. sc. hlsn small
sstocksof call le, containing some fine ,nilch-
ycoSss,sa pair of carriage horses, carriage
and harness, buggy and harness, Two y 81
ssseagonsaild ~ gea cart ana many ohcl nr;i-
st;lis, too i!nu,nerous 10 mention. Sand
Hills Clarendon ono milo from Fulton =.
sOsopposiie Mr.. r.. G. Richardson's sum
slner residence. Terms made known on
,dny Of sale.
4. N. B. ANY OF the above may be treated
for at private sale.
w. X. STUART.
Fulton P. O., Oct. lGh. 1852 SIT
tfatchmnn copy / times.
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d. i, WINN.
!. .ITvg RlFe E,FHA MIsI IrE,aIIdnEc "

lgE,,.Fs R1EE<cFBANIE' TAI HINEe.
ouldz respectfully inform Ills friends and
INC public gene rally that;he now has on hand
anu OH RS Tor sele on reasonable terms a large
and Splendid assortment Of ClothB, Cassimers
SeS and Pestings, with Hats, Caps. ps7a
y kA Suspenders, Cravats, Socks, fine lin l7sl
LII enand Merino Shirts, Drawers, -
Gloves, lnndk erchir fs, Umbrellas, &c. 80
Men and Boys Renny Made Clothing of eve
ry description and variety. ,g37
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swords,
III nuletis, &C., furnished Mt short noticc.
Uniforms for Sumter liflemeil furnished on
reasonable terms. -, 80.
H,liis vestiIigs are peculiarly rich, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever previously cx-
hibitel in this market.
Oct. lC 1851 81 7a IT,
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Improved G0Ils,

THINK fll for past favoiirs the subscrio Z #
es 10 inform the public that he stiIl ms.
lures Cotton Gins Mt his establishment In Ss
burg, on the most improved and approved nIs,,
which he thinks that the cotton gfnned Oh one
of those gins of tho ln,e Improvement iaE3yorij,
Mt least a quarter of cent more thai. the cot IL.
ton ginned on the ordinary cir. He Also InnIl &
Of the finest finish and of the hest Materials q,
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cnla
hardened which he will sell for s2 per sa.v -
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
Gins will Sbe promptly and punctually attended
TO. ~ WILLIAM FT.iJS1IWs o. -
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, s. G.. Feb IN, 26-t
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5. I.I@GS@Da

w e. the undersigned have this day
formed Copartnerspip under the
name of 0. p. MCROf s. CO, l Door
North OF Roach g. Backwood's fine Store.
Our means are such that we are hound TO
sell for CASH, and having to do so, we
will sell low. Our stock consists of DRY
GOODS, hats, CAPS. BOOTS AND
SHOES, FANCY GOODS, &C. We
inlend,o do our part to give satisfaction to
all who may favor us with their patronage.
Our New Goods are expected daily.
Call on O. p. McROY.
l.. NJ. MCROY.
D- Watchman insert three times.
Sunteryille, Oct. ], 1872 Soft
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DgpARTMESr. 5. G.

. Z
October Ia, 1852.
M THEREAS the Congress OF The Uni
w led SStn,es did. by an Act passed
and approved on the twcn,y-tllird day of
January, in the year OF our Lori one lhous-
and eight hundred and furiy-siX enact,
"that the Electors Of President and Vice
President shall he appointed on the Tues
ddv next after the first Monday in Nnvem-
her of the year in which they are to be APP
pointed.
And whereas the Constitution nf this
State provides that the Electors shall be
appointed by the Legislature
And where the Legislature of this State
will not be in regular session ut the time
prescribed by the aforesaid act for appoint
ment of Electors:
THEREFORE,, be it kncwn, That l.,
JOHN III. MEANS, Governor in and oser
this State, by virtue Of the power vested
in me by the Constitution, au,horising the
Governor, on extraordinary occasions, to
convene the General Assembly, do issue
this, my PROCLAMATION, calling up
on and requesting the Senators Of tho Ge-
neral Assembly whose terms of Office
have not expired, and those who have been
now recently elected, aud The members OF
the House of Representatives who have
also been now recently elected, TO convene
in Colunn,a, on the FIRST MONDAY
III November next ensuing, that they may
lie prcsc in the House OF Representatives
on tic said Tuesday next after the first
said Monday, to appoint Electors OF Prcsi.
dent and President OF the United
States, in conformity with the act aforesaid
Given under my hand and the seal oI
the State aforesaid, at Columbia,
the 18th day Of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
l.. S. eight hundred and tihy-two, and
in The 77ih year Of the lndepen'
dence of the United States o
America.
JOHN ii. MEANS.
BENZ. PERRY, Sec'ry ol State.
Oct Is. 5l-td.
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sHHooflamd's German lsittcrs.

Hundreds os our citizens complain of debili-
u mud langour of the system, arrangement Of
tho liver and stomach, want OF appetite, &c. !;
they are frequently the result of too close ap-
Splication, and a thousand other causes we can
mot here name; hut we would say TO all nfct-
sed, do MS We have donc--get n bottle or Two of
9 DIR Hooflnnd's German Bitters, prepared by DR..
siac kson, and onr.word for it you will be cured
y we recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior TO the gene
Srnlityl OF. patent medicines. We would say TO
our rcadera, purchased none unless prepared by
SDr. C.:M jackson, Philadelphia Juyl
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Notice,

All persons indebted to me Individually,
or as Ordinary. will please make immcdi-
ate payment, as it is absolutely necessary
that close up my business, some part of
which has been of lorg standing unsettled,
and which am determined shall remain
SO no longer. hope my friends will attend
to this at once, and give me aud themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. oh, 1852 l7-tf
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

By w. LE WIS, Esqr., Ordinary .tor
said District.
Whereas, Margaret T.. Holiday hath ap-
piled to me for Letters Of Administration
on AL and singular the goods and cha,eIs,
rights and creditors Of He rv !. Holiday
late the District aforesaid, deceased.
tHcse arr, therefore, 10 etc and ad.n0n-
ish al and singular, ihr l,ndrcd and crcdi-
tors of the sail deceased, TO b. and appear
before inc atcur next OrJinaIy's Court for
the said District TO be holden at Sumter
Colrt. 4t2Hso on Friday The 22d dav OF
3-tnhcr INST. - slew cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Gwen under baud a!!.t- a!.t4 SER SER, .hii- Il K
IE;h day ol October, in The year Of
l.. 81 our Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and ti,y-two, and in the 77th
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Oct. 18th, 1892 5l-2t
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Plantation for Sale.

valuable plantation situated in Sumter
District. II miles East of Camden. and 3 miles
North of Spring Hill containing i50 acres of
inn'i. about 200 acres in cultivation; Il good
dwelling house ana all other necessary build
ings thereon; fine springs of water, and re-
markably healthy. The above place is II very
pleasant summer residence. Application for
information may be made at this Office, or to
the subscriber on the premises
MARY GRIER
Oct %, 1852 53-,fi
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Land for Sale,

TllE Subscriber offers his Plantation in
Clarendon for sale, containing 75O
acres of Land $50 acres cleared the
place is well settled. On the premises
are good Gin and Screw, Horse Mill
and Wheat Thrashcr. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply TO the subscriber on
The place, one mile above Calvary Church,
on The main road to Camden.
j. &. WEEKS.
July 6, 1852. 37-lf
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.

By ". LH!'IS. ESgr., Ordinary to,.
sail District
Whereas, f. !. Gooi'nan hath applied
to me for i,eitcrS of Administration on all
and singular the goods and cha,tIcs, rights
and creditors Of Henry Goodman late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, To cute and admon-
,h all and singular, the kindred ana creLi-
tors of The said deceased, to he and appear
before me a: our next Orlinarv's Court for
tho said District 10 he holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 29th day of Oc-
obcr, inst, to shcw cause. if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th of October, in the year of
l.. S our Lord ono thousand cinht hun
drcd and Iiy-,wo, and in The 18th
year OF Amc' AN Independence
w. LEWIS, o. 8. D.
October 22, 1852. 52-2t
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In Equity---Sumte District.

Miss .u NJ NJ. O. 1Icro..
tn pursuance OF an oder in this case,
/ will off,r to the highest bidder, on tho
first Monday in November next, at Sumter
Court House, Nine Negroes.
Tcrms. One third cash, the balance on n
credit Of ono aud two years, with interest
from the day of SALE The. purchaser to
give bond, with approved security, and a
mortgage of the property, and to pay for
papers.
W. f. 3. HAYNSIVORTH,
Com'r in Eq S. D.
Oct. %, 1882 52-id
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Timely Notice.

sVHNHE undersigned having ssumed the
= paymentof all the debts of the late
frmof a. ]. 81 p. MOSES and for thakS
purpose all debts due the said firm having
been transferred TO him, those indestedEby
Note, Bond, open Account, or otherwise
will take notice that immediate payment Of
their dues is absolutely required 10 enable
him to meet tho constant demands uade.
upon him bv the creditors of The late tfras-
The undersigned has no desire 10 run
the destors of the late firm to Cosis, but
satisfactory arrangements, between this
time and next return day, nre absolutely
necessary to save COst--either to myself
or the debtors Of A. j. 81 p. MOSES. e e
~. MOSES.
Sept. 81, 1852. 49-3t
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rs hereby given that application will be
made, at The next session OF the State
Legislature, 10 close the road known as
"ihc Middleton road,' leading from tic
Depot through my plantation.
WILLIS RAMSAY.
September ], 1852. .i6-am
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Richard Smith, ct. al.

Urnh Smith, ct. al.
In pursuance of an order in the above
stated case. | will offer at public sale on
the first Monday in November next, mt
Sumter Court Ilonsc. Five Negroes. viz !:
Milly and her children, Martha, Grace,
Mary. and Jim.
Terms. So much cash. as will pay the
COS, OF this suit, and tho sum of twenty
one dollars and seventy eight ccnts, the
balance on a credit Of one year, with inter
est; tic purchaser to give bond, with ap-
proved security.
w. +. b. IIAYNSWORTH,
Com'r in Eq. 5. u.
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