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Executive Departmet, S. G..

ZULU nj 5lA, CctoDer /, 1907
THE Commissioners OF the Public Roads
i in this Stale, to whom District Maps
were sent by the State authorities in 1926,
for the purpose of recording upon them
any changes in the line of roads, new set
Elements, and other improvements, are re-
quested to return the same 10 the Execu-
tive Office, Columbia, at MS early day
MS practicle, not exceeding three -onths
from date, as they will be required cor
rect the new edition of the District Maps
of the State, about to be published. 1t is
respectfully requested that tho gentlemen
having charge of these Maps will add the
notice every Improvement which has taken
place in their range Of operations, inclul-
ing the lines cf Rail Roads passing through
them, with the locations, villages, factor-
es, mineral springs, mines public and pri-
vatc houses established, and every object
interesting in each district, with such
written explanations and references as may
be necessary.
BY order of the Governor:
B. Il. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct. II. 81 Ct
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Land for Sale,

T'HE 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 Thrasher. 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.
July 6, 1852. s7-tf
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior quality Knitted Lambs Wool
and Mcrino Under Vests.
Extra fine and heavy Brown and B'cachcd
Stocknclt Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
of tile best make
a superior assortment of Lambs Wool,
Thread and Silk uaf Hose, of the bcs,
English manufacture.
Also, Gents Gloves, in Silk, Cotton, Lin
en-, and LiSle.
Threads. For sale very low al
w. J. jacob g. SON,
?2l king-s,. (bcndD opp tie Big Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1882 2-tf
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JOSEPH FREY,
ON CIT RJ,ES TON

Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Sumtcrvile and vicinity, that he will be
in Sumterville about the 9th of, November.
prepared to Tune and Repair Pianos, Or
sggans and other Musical Instruments. No
charge will be made, if satisfaction is not
given. Orders left at this Office will be
promptly attended to.
Oct. ID, 1852 5t--tf
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four TO Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by ;he FALL. For
reference as To quality, he would respectfully
OF him, 10 those who paronixea nm last year
As to price, he viii gnarantee them as low az
can be afforded ij 81 - s. :.
Mays % 2tf J.sMoRGAN.
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co NJ NJ E K CT A l..
--latest dates.
Latest dates from Liverpool, Oct. 20.
latest dates from IIavrc, Oct. IS.
Latest dates from Havana, Oct. 30.
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4lh, 1852.
GbTroN.-The transactions ycstcr-
day reached about 1000 bales. The
'narket was weak, but no positive de-
cline can be said to have been cstab-
ilshed. The extremes were from 7 rs
to toEiOcSpcrslh;ss in quality.
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Notice,

hereby give notice that will not pay
any debt contracted'by Nelson Mathis, a
minor, no matter for what: purpose it may
be contracted.
JOHN MATHIS,
Ev'to of the Estate Of WIN. Mathis.
Oct. 18th, 1852 52-tf
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Expressly to Parents Of

-, So. SUMTER I'm 4 DIssI esf,
,SVAf. H. pIERC CIs' s;ae Gro
liniSS has had charge sbs ,spetto
SchoofS 'gmbia for the last tive
begs leaves sspectfnlly to nofiig
Parents of Sn district as feeta very
special interest eaucation Of their
sons, that he witt u 4or sixs boya
iron this District amt aHecial and
active labour in their intafs> seproye-
ment. ts:tf h. = Il e
Boys must not be .nnder IN
'l6, Of pleasant turn. !. The charge fss
ysar will be $500, board. lodging, Wa
ing, lights, stationery text book found. anG
expenses of travelling Incurred, borne.
Boys will be prepared for The Freshman
Class in any one of the Southern Colle-
ges, or for the professions and for COM
mnrce.
Letters addressed to DR.. w. II. PIERCE,
at Columbia, before the 3rd of December,
vii be promptly censured, giving the de-
Dr. PIERCE refers to his Father, the
Rev. REpDIoK PIERCE. the Rev. LIv1cK
Pierce. M. D., d. D.. l.. l.. D., and Prssi-
dent Csc, L. Pierce, of Oxford University
Of Georgia. IS
Oct. %, 1852 52-7t &
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Wholesale and Retail,

Wholesale and Retail,
PERRY MOSES is now RECEIVING his
stock nf
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOLE AND HARNESS LEATHER
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, &c,
which from the fact of their being WELL,
bought, and received by the regular train
over the .CONGAREE BRIDGE he can
and will sell at the iotcea market prices a,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
BACON ut III I-2 cts.
PERRY MOSES.
Nov 5, 1852.
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B ITU UARY.,

DIED-On the 3frh ult. nt the residence Of
Mr. Il. +. Lyon, near this place, Mr.. JAMES
HAYS, aged S6 yenrs.
/. DiEp-On S,tnday evening, 3lst ul,., near
Bradford Springs, RicmAnD MARSHALL, aged
-------yeurs:
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MNIM&As

WHEREAS the law requires the Ordi-
w nary Of Sumter District to lie in his
Office, Monday and Friday in each week,
persons therefore having business in said
Office will please attend ON those days.
w. LEWIS.
.-rssMarch 3, 1852. 2p-tt
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-AlrSO-
Just received per steamers from New York
and Philadelphia.
$50 Packages Boots and Shoes selected
from best manufacturers, for sale at re-
markably low prices, among which are,
1000 pair Ladies' Bl'ck and cold Caters
from 75c to 81 25.
500 Z" Ladies' Moracco walking shoes
thick soles, at 75c.
1000 " Womcns Leather and moroc-
CO Boots at 75c.
thick SOC. to 62 l-2.
1000 Z" Misses Leather and morocco
Boots, soc to 62 ID
5000 " Ch!urens morocco. and Leath-
er Boots, lS :}-4c TO 90
1000 " Mcns Stout Bound Brogans,
at 75c.
1000 Z" Boys {"
SOC to 62 l-2.
500 {. Mems fine Calf Boots So Ia
to 81 l-2
1000 /" Black and Russct plantation
Brogans, at 65c.
$500 " " ="
1000 Mems and NVomens House
Servants, soc to rs.
With other kinds too numerous to mention,
equally low prices, for sale Ivy
T.. C. BARTLETT,
No. 3S3 King-st. corner Liber,y-st.
N. B. A large assortment Of Travelling
aud Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vail
ses. Sc, at reduced prices.
Oct. 39th, 1852 -. ..,...:.. l-3w
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Public Meeting.

Sumter Division, Sons of Temperance,
will hold public meeting in their Hall at
: Sumtersile on Tuesday evening the 9'h
OF This month /; tho meeting 10 commence
about T. O'clnck. Judge O'NealIe and
o!llerswill ndsress the meeting. ~sThc La
dies al,'I public generally are invited.
\ Nov. 5ili, 1882 81
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Money Wanted. .

PHSftE Subscriber respectfully announces
Il to those indebted to him for last year
and year before, that he is very much in
need Of funds; "a word to the wise is
sufficient" w. J. FRANCIS. g
August, 1852. 42-tf
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Linens, Linens.

Linens, Linens.
White Irish Linens, Of the bes, fabrics.
from 25cts. yard up
rrne- afid ~sateriine qualities Of White
Lawns and Linden Cambria.
EAlra quality Brown and Grey Linens, 3.4
and i wide, very chcaI.
Superior ''Barnslcc" Linen Sleetnrs Cd
and l2.l VIDE.
w. J. JACOBI g. son,
22l king-st. (bcndD oyp. the Big Boot.
Nov 5.h, 1852 IF
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TO PLANTERS.

TO PLANTERS
1T has been my pleasure to trade with
the planters Of this State for the past four
teen years, and particularly solicit their
trade this season, stating that they could
not put their trade into hands where it
would be more highly appreciated than in
the hands Of STEELE, for several reasons.
| will make the reasons so :elcar to YOU,
taht think the invitation to call will be
accepted. buy for cash-welI, that gels
Hats low. Next, when sell planter
bill, the cash is certain 10 come, that makes
me offer Inducements. When you buy 5
doz Wool or glazed Hat or a lot Of Caps
from STEELE, you can depend that they
are not suffered into a box badly packed
and all of one size-for great pleasure is Ia
ken to put them up in such way that
they will open to the satisfaction Of all
parties.
Plantation Hats.
Black. White, Pearl. Blue, Gray and
Drab Wool HATS for negroes, of all
shapes and all prices, also Glazed Hats.
BY THE CASE OR DOZEN.
IL Planters will forward their orders, di-
rect, or through any of our Factors or
Commission Merchants, naming the num-
ber of heads and the average age, will
more pcrplexing than to have ninety Hats,
all of one size.
w. STEELE,
24l King-st. Charleston, s. G..
Oct. 29th, 1859 l-4w
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NOtice.

Notice.
Persons having demands against the Es-
tate Of R. Richardson, Decd. are requested
to present them duly attested, and those in
debted to make payment to
c. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Admr.
Nov. 6, 1850. o. If
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opened at the following places, and under
the direction Of the following persons
}. G.. Colt,
d. Malloy,
A. p. Lacoste, oHFfa"' o. u
Henry McIver,
B. d. Townsend, }
L. G. Weatherly, p:.:,,. =
John McCollum, D'e'''''''o' D. Y
w. ID. Johnson,
f. w. Charles,
Sam'l a. Woods, Darlington c. h., g. G.,
VIM. Law,
Cornelius Graham,
s; S +. Gibson Gibson Marion c. h,,a.c
Geo. a. Trenholm, !, IL,
f. L. Adams, -"
r Ad,ger,, Charleston. sc.
Geo. lngrnham,
Thos. Y. Bryan, N 49,,
w. I. Hanna, J.
Thos. w. Robcson,
J. c. Craig, Ihes'erheiu c. MS c.
Stephen jackson
Thomas Smith,
/. NJ. Coksr, Society Hill, .. c.
). Sparks, Jr.
}. Eli Gregg,
w. X. Johnson, Mars Bluff, &C.
Robert IIarllee,
Leonard White,
J. ID. BIanding, Sumtrev.lIe, sc:
A. J. Moses,
John A. Taylor, !
sl'lfs Hf 6sisas:se,, SGH''"s Jr. wilminEton, Z.
=. X. Dickinson,
w. X. Leak, J
IL. B. Hammond, w
n. ID. Began, ""ue'"sp' 's'l"'t' H. CO Z.
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Black Silks.

Black Silks.
We invite attention to our large assor,-
mcnt OF superior Black Gro de Rhvnc
Silks, OF various widths, which we.are of.
ferIng ut the very lowest market prices.
w. J. JACOBI s.. SON,
III king-st (hend) opp the Big Boot.
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Cheraw and Darlington
sssssS ssss SssS SssS ss:Ssgs;S f;s5iz - lsssa
RAIL ROAD.

at meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Cheraw and Darlington Raj, Road
Company, the following resolution was
passed and ordered to be published.
Resotred, That the books of subscription
to tho capital stock Of this company be re-.
opened at the following places, and under
the direction Of the following persons
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HOME MANUFACTURE.

NfIANLCo ION DOVI AND OT1VL
DEPOT, NO. 283, KING STREET,
UNDER Opp FELLOWS HALL.
The subscriber having a large number
of hoe-hlakers employed on peggcd and
sewed work, now offers for sale tul sup
ply Of Mems, Boys, and Youths Boots and
Shoes, made from best stock and good
workmanship. Also, Ladies Black and
CoPd Gaiters-various qualities. Ladies
Caters made to order, Mt short notice.
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LATE ARRIVA AL

By LAMARrISE. An INVOICE OF MlscELLaSEou
Books, viz:
ILARK'S Commentary on the Bible,
~ Whites history Of the World,
Murra 8 Pictorial United States;
Schoolcraft's American Indians;
Library Of Natural History;
Cheever's Prose Writers of America;
De Tocqueyle's Democracy in America;
Mansfield Life of Scott;
10. Adams" Madison and Monroe;
Stewards Life of John Q. Adams;
Lives of Silas Wright and Gen. Jackson;
Generals OF the last War;
Hines Oregon Expedition;
Fremon,'s Exploring ditto:
Works of VIM E Claiming;
Ditto OF Charlotte Elizabeth;
Woodfall's edition of Junins;
Sequel TO Riley's Narrative;
and various minor works
On hand
a full stock OF School Books, including all in
general use, with all other materials for scholars
and teachers at small advance over wholesale
rates.
Will receive shortly
One Hundred Animals OF various kinds, Cn-
Guiding Sons of Temperance and Odd Fellows
nfering) for 1852, with an additional supply Of
Elegant Bound Works for the Book Table.
w. II. HOLMES & co.
October Cd, 1851.
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B. SANFORD,
DRIrGGIsT' AND GOCRER

! IT the old Stand on Front street, pavcnPoI
i "A Tawa has laid in full assortment o' DIoes
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, fIuns, 49, Al
I Oils, Paints, &c, for the season, eon,p III
most every article in the line. A'ao"s "N
are the following, viz: p,,s,m
! Wistsr's balsam wild Cherry, Pam EXTRACTOR
| Townscnd's sarsaparilla, Emerson's Pi,ls, !.
/ indian vegetable tonic, Lnaments OF xmas
| MofTat,s Phnnix btlcrs, Jaynes, Motfa.s,
| Braggs, Brandreths, Wrights, Smiths; Peters
| Lees, Porters and Clevelands piils;
| Hayes Linamen, for piles,
| Upham's pile Electuary: c
| Black and Cayenne pepper, Allspice, loves
| Mace, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Race, ia,
| " and Ground Ginger, saleraius, sal SODA,
Alum. Capperas, salt potrc, Chalk,
| Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
| Raisins. Figs. prunes, Currants, Iamarinds'
| Citron and dates, Imperial, gun powaer'
Young Tyson and black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackerel, smoked herring, -.
Tobacco, segars, snuff, and pipes, A.. Ni 1.,.na
Liverpool blown, ground alum, Iarks isianu
and tail. salts, paints, oils, turPenine, varnlsh
es. brushes, glass, putty, nails, cordage, nes anu
sackine Irvine; gunpowder, shot, lead ana per-
cussion Caps, indigo, Nader, logwood, ius'ic'
redwood, annatta, &c.
Cocoa aud Chocolate, Old Java,
Rio and Havana Coffee, Rice, Iapioca'
Pearl sagO, arrow root peaf' oai'oJt
Vermicella, soda, butter and sweet crackers
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clarified aud
N. @. sugars, Golden and N. =. syrups,
s. II. and n O. Moiasses,
Old O,ard and Seignette brandy, port,
Madeira, sweet Malaga and Claret Wines,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica KUN,
and Old Monongahcla whiskoy, Tor Medica'
purposes.
juice, sperm, star and taliow Candies, CASTLE, CASTLE
Rosin, Almond, Windsorand other soaps, candies
ass'd.. Wistar's Cough Candy, ginger nuts, wri-
ting and letter paper, black, blue and red Ink;
superior steel pens, quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil nuts, tilberts and hazlenu's,
Den and pocket knives, razoIs, scissors, pocket
books, wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs
assorted violin string, hair brushes, &c &c.
The above with at least 500 different articles
NOT enumerated are all warranted OF the best
1uality, and will be sold as low as At any store
n the country. Cash or goods will be paid Tor
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
&c.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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SMITH OF ALABAMA on cAss.

I-Al II VI -ALaDA-u-A oN wasp
The following remarks were made in
Congress short time since By MIR. Smith
Of Alabama.
Present appearances would seem TO ndi-
cate that "Young America" viii be called
once more TO that disagreeable duty of
which Mr.. Smith speaks in terms Of ridi-
cule and contempt:
He sustained Cass in lSiS with all bis
feeble powers; bull now, as The Democracy
are 10 60 forth, be wanted 10 march under
new banner, with young blood to raise IL.
lie took it for granted lhat The great
body ofihe Democracy do noi wish 10 bring
Cass or Butler out again. Its tie da,y Of
General Cass 10 retire from the canvass.
and not force his friends to reject hin. -
lLaughtef.l ii is due TO his own dignity
to give up the field to more Intellectual
and powerful generation. There are now
twenty-lour millions Of people III this coun.
try, and for them to nurse an old man for
four years is long enough, while there are
so many aspiran,s; and is not every man q
candidate for the Presidency some time
hence: I.augbter,l Further, it is The
duty Of the friends Of General Cass TO ad
wise him to retire. lie should not be De
ceived by appearances He Is evidently il
the decline Of life, Mr.. Smith would no
say 10 intellect glory, like all things else
passes away, and Cass should quit III,
field. 10 connexion with this he woul
quote the language OF the poet
@GloTY il like the circle IN the water;
4 never ceases to unlcld itself
I'LL, eybroad spreading, il goes to no'ighi. p
Old men ought 10 remember The force {
this. and give way. lLaughter1 III
would ask the young men whether The
are still willing 10 bold The mIk-boitie /
the lips Of second childhoad9 fReneue,
Iaughtcr.J Is i The duty Of The men q
this age 10 nurse old ones? For hitnsell
he was willing 10 quit. He thought tina
the time has come when Young Americt
should not only assert It's rights bat main
tain its position. And be then referred i
young men, both of ancient aud moder
times. 10 show Whit mighty deeds the,
had accomplished, both on the field aud i
the Senate.
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
n..aa,rr rur NrNA MILE.


TINE subscriber has received ID auu'''o"
j hisstock of Goods, lot q
READY MADE CLOTHING, ..
Such Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, draweis,@ds'
Also broad Cloths, Cassimers, satnet,s' 1890
Jeans nd linseys, hanuels, Aipaccas, oa.eaon"'
Abysnia, WOODEN and worsted goods p1'nas
Merrimac Calicoes, assorted styles ana l'ge.es'
brown ! nd bleachcd seeiing and shirling, Plt's-
burah cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wad ,,
d;ns and wicking, buffalo robes, sole, kip cal,
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet IRON, steel
plough lays, nails andlarge cast Kettles WOODEN
buckets. tubs, churns, bowls &C..
CROcERIES Of ali kinds, l.. b., G. A. and
+. i. salt, window glass, crockery and glassware;
hair and leathe r coveredtraveling trunks "a goou
assortment OF ladies and gentiemen's gum over
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware
paints. oils and dye stufs, drlea run, Wa,i 20,
p,r, and live geese feathers, which VIII DC soio
cheap for Cash. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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AUCTION BOOKS.

YIyHOSE who did not secure supply Oh BOOKS
l. at the late Auction Sales IN THIS place anu
vho wish 10 examine at leisure and buy il salts.
fed. are requested 10 call and look over lot O.
Rare and Beautiful Works; which were bought
very low, and mos, Of which will be sold below
the usual rates.
Among them are some English Copies, on
heavy paper, and large type, with Elegant Illus
trations. -
June 10, 1851.
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LIGHTNING RODS
II. Il. PARSONAGE.

Il. Il. PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAzIER, PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, Sc;
BRADY ST., BETWEEN % AND 80.
TIME subscriber begs 10 return his sincere
J. thanks TO those friends who have favored
him with their support and TO inform the nhab-
itan,s of Davenport and its vicinity that he has
opened his New Shop on Brady st., between Sec
ond and Third SITS, and that he has always on
hand a choice assortment Of Colors and read y
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding, Bronzing, Graining and Vanishing
N. B. Lift and force Pumps, 10, and Cold
Baths, Water Closets, &C., made and finished
TO order on the shortes. notice.
Feb. 10Th, 1852 94-ti
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
UST received from Bottom and St. Louis Z
y general assortment offspring and Summer
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWAkE,
BOOTS s. SHOES, NAILS u GLAoS
SUMNER CLOTHING.
An Of which will be sold at very Cheap fol-
Cash by q. L. DANENfonl.
May seth, 1851.
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CARRIAGES g. WAGONS

Manufactured and for sale. Corner Of Rock Island
and Second Streets
A GOOD assortment on hand and > GEE
n constantly making more. Hsv- <
ins secured the services of an c----s-
complished carriage smith, the undersigned is
prepared TO make repairs in wood or iron, IN the
best manner aud upon short notice. All are IN
vited 10 call and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
A short credit will be given Tor part Of pur-
chase, il desiredl with satisfactory security
All work warranted to answer fully the rec
concentrations given.
10000 IT, of Oak and Hickory Lumber OF the
very best quality for carriage making wanted.
J. H. JENNEY.
Davenport July 81 st, 1851. ly
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LAND FOR SALE.

NOW is the time TO purchase Land cheap
~ near Davenport, let but a few more years
pass and you will have 10 pay ten and
twelve dollars per acre for the same land
that can now be purchased for two or three dol.
lars per acre. ] have Tor sale and will sell the
following land laying between two and one hall
to eight miles from Davenport; three forty acre
'racts, two OF eighty, one Of one hundred and
sixty, one Of three hundred md twenty acres, all
Of the above land is Of the first quality of farm
ing land, well located, with rich soil. The above
will be sold at prices varying from one dolla,
seventy FIVE cents 10 three dollars per acre
Apply 10 A. &. FULTON.
Davenport, Dec. 25th, 1851.
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BLACKSMITHING.

TIME subscribers would inform tho citizens Of
L Davenport and vicinity that they have taken
the shop recently occupied by Van AIKEN, on
Brady between Second and THIRD streets, and
are prepared BY long experience in the business
to attend 10 every branch OF BLAcKsMIrHIs6
promptly, and upon the most favorable terms
Particular attention given to ironing CAR
IRIAGES, HORSE sHOEING and general JOB
BlNG. A share Of public patronage is respect-
fully solicited.
| Wanted 100 Bushels Charcoal.
SMITH g. KlRKMAN.
i Davenport April |, 1852. 30-lm