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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

Mr.. WEBSTER TO Mr.. RIvEs.-A Paris let
ter states that the French Press has published
a translation of Mr.. Webster's letter to Mr..
Rives. authorizing him to recognize the new
French government. The translation is ex.
ceedingy we'll done-says the letter-and the
massive saxon Of Mr. Webster has lost nothing
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80 AUCTION.-Boots Shoes Hat. &c:
D>s~A THIS MORNING, by
NH 3-1t. DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.

L Wonderful Cure of Hereditary
Scrofnla by Hampt0n's Vegetable Tine
ture.-This certificate is from the pen of a gentle
man whose name appears on the journal Of Con
gress, one who is extensively and favorably known
1t affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Jesse
Hampton's Tincture has effected a most extraord
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years Old, and had the Scrofula-(his ia
Their was scrofulous) The boy a moving mass
of sores from head to foot-the upper lids of the
eyes were much swollen, and turned inside out
exhibiting horrible matterng ulcers that protruded
the ey balls to produce blindness. 1t is
strange, yet true, this child that felt rcsgus to
see die a relief from suffering has been restored
to health under The treatment of Dr. Hampton
w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 90 1851.
Call on o. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in to days paper.
NH 2-ts
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TUNNEL UNDER THE HuDsoN-A bill was in
troduced into the Legislature of New York ON
Wednesday, by Mr.. Taber. TO incorporate Com
pany to construct tunnel under the Hudson. rear
Albany A survey and estimate have been made,
and the plan 10 considered feasible. II j. belieysd
that . perfect work can be constructed. with !
double track, and an easy grade, for half million
Of doliars.-N r. Com. ADJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

ABsaUATULATED.-Ah heavy cattle dealer
we'll known in this City and New York, ia
missing. and is supposed to have sailed for
California, leaving a number of farmers and
drovers in the lurch about FIVE thousand dol
laTs.--Aib. atlas. Friday,
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DIED,

On Monday evening, at O'Clock, JUDAH
MYERS, Esq, in the 45th year Of his age, after a
painful illness of about two weeks. His friends and
the pubic invited to attend his funeral from the
First Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr.. Moore's) this
(Wednesday) evening, at half past o'clock, with.
out further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

"a MOUTH NORTH RIVER, Feb'y "A, 800
John II. Seayres, Esq: Dear Sr-I have this day
shipped to you by the canal boa. Bloomer, twenty.
five barrels and half barrels Rockbridge Alum Wa.
ter which hope will reach you in few days.
Yours, truly Z. ECHOLS
NH At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

WITHOUT PAPERs.-John Lewis, free negro,
and minor, was brought before the Mayor on
yesterday, and ordered to procure free papers, or
leave the CITY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

OST, on Monday night, m,wh ere On 9th
IL Grace or First streets, Hair Bracelet,
with gold clasp, with the initials J. T. and s. T.
The finder will be suitably rewarded b leaving it
at he Dispatch office. NH 3-2&
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7 OST, on yesterday, between Broad street and
IL Mr. Thos r Prices dry goods stor-, an OBJ
A suitable reward will be given for its return at
this office. NH 3-lt
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- HALVES r.. SUTTON, NOTARY
80 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office il
the Law Building, Richmond, Va.
will pay the market price for Bounty Land
Warrants fe 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

ID ARCHER & CO., In addition to their
sas manufacturing of AXES and other EDGED
TOOLS, are now making very superior IRON of
choice scrap entirely, which they eau warrant equal
to any in the country, and which they are selling at
low prices NH 3-lm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

q. IA w lie . L1Uh1NlNG hODS,
AIs ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES-Mr. L. ]
HAWLkY takes this method of informing the
citizens of this place, that he is prepared to erect
Lightning Rods on the newest and most improved
plan.
By this plan, the whole building ia secured from
the effects of lightning, by connection of Rods
He has been engaged in the Southern cities for
sometime past, in erecting Rods this principle,
which have given general satisfaction.
The superiority of this plan is acknowledged by
all scientific men; and it has the advantage Of com
bning economy, with perfect safety from the cleo
trio tiuid
Orders left at the post Office will meet with
prompt attention. NH 3-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03


Fart 3rd andast of Mrs E lis Se.fdeception, or
History of the Human Hear.-37c.
The Old Bell oflndependence; or, Phiade phia IN
1776; by Henry G. Watson. with plates-50c.
The Heress Of Tou!on; or, A Sailors Fortune
A descriptive Romance of the Land and Ocean; By
+. Hunter-25c.
Tales of the Ocean, and Essays for the Forecas.
lie; containing matters and incidents Humorous
Pathetic, Romantic and Sentimental plates by II
M'rting ale-25c.
The White Rover; or the lovely Mad of ouisi ma
Romance OF the Wild Forrest; by Dr. J. II. Robin.
scn-2c
March No. international Magazine-25c
The Southern Orator; consisting OF elements Of
Elocuion. and selections suitable for defamation
from eminent Southern Orators and Writers-75c
March No Appleton's Mechanics Magazine-25c
Surenn-'s New French Manual and Travellers
Companion.
Handbook of the English Language; by r. G. La.
than, NJ. d FIR S.
The Uses of Sunshine y 8. NJ, by author of the
Maiden Aunt-50c.; bound 75c.
Margaret Cecil; or, | can because | ought; by
Cousin kate-50c.
Cicero's Orations, vol I. Literal Translation, by
c. D. Yonge. Bohns Library-Sl o.
Sir Thomas Brown, Works, vol. !. Bohn's 1t.
brsry-Sl25.
Topographic Encyclopedia of Science, Litera.
ture and Art; systematically arranged by J. G.
Heck; illustrated by 500 plates, containing upwards
of 1000 engraving vols, ! Turkey Morocco
$40, same In best iull Turkey-S5o.
NH 3
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Just Received, and for sale, a fine lot
V>a of imported and Domestic Cigars. Also,
the American Gentleman and Mackabo Snuff, CT
gar Cases, &c, which we will sell at Northern
prices. A liberal discount to cash dealers.
JAMES A. HARRINGTON g. CO,
mh1-3t* Corner of Main and 10Th sts
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CTORY,S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
y FOR SALE BY NASH Il WOODHOUsE'
EAGIE sauAHE.-5tory's Miscellaneous Writings,
vol svo--3J
story's Life and Letters, . vols, cloAo-5 50
Blsckwood for February
World Here and There, (Puinam's Library, No
4)-25c
Harper's Magazine for March, decidedly rich
pumber-25c
Interna ional for March--25c
Miss Sewell's New Work: journal Of summer
tour, for the children Of village school. partl
DR.. Lathams Hand Book ofthe English Language.
surreDne's Abridged French ard English Die.
tionary, 1emo
Surrennes French Manual and Travellers Com.
panon, 16mo
The Is,hmus of Tehuantepec, by ] Williams
with numerous maps and illustrations 2 vols svo-
3 so
Nicaragua: i's people, Antiquities &c by E q
Squier, numerous maps aud Illustrations 2 vols 5yo
Ader's Abridged German and English, and Eng.
fish and German Dictionary, 1:mo-l rs
Margaret Cecil: tale, by Cousin hate, l2mo-
cloth TIC, paper Soc
charity, by Julia Kavanagh, l2mo, C oth-75c
Tenn leton's Engineer, Mechanic and Wheel,
wrght's Companion, edited by w Adams, l6nc-
p!lce o. NH ;
IL NICKERBOCKE MAGAZINE for
IN MARCH, AT THoS. H. GRESHAMS, Broad
street.
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine and Engineers
Journal for March-price 25c
The Old Bell of Independence, or Philadelphia in
1776, beautifully bound-price SOC
Reductions of Police nan, by Thos Wsters.
inspector of the London Detective Corps-price so
Light from the Spirit World comprising series
of articles on the condition of spirits and the de-
velopnent Of mind, &C. SC, musln-e3c
Journal Of Summer Tour, BY Miss sewen-
price-25c
Tales OF the Ocean, by Hawser Marten2alI, en-.
bracing variety of thrilling stores-price2 &c
The White Rover, or the Lovely Maid of Louj.
siana: thrilling romance of the early settlement
Of Louisiana, by DR. j FL Robinsan-price pc
Kit Carson, The Prince of Gold Hunters a. tory
OF adventures in the Rocky Mou6taDs-price CSC
Jenny Diver, the Female Highwayman-25c
Count Mopte-Leone By II de st Georges-50c
Mary Price-25c
Quintin Matsys-priee SOC
Maurice Tiernay, by Lever-price soc
Tower of ondon, by Ainsworth-50c
Blackwoods Magazine for February-psice csc
London Quarterly Review for January-50c
Wing Review for March-50c
Littel's Living Age, No 407-price l2c
NH 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

THE JAPAN ExrEDITIoN.-We learn from
the Journal of Commerce, that much activity
prevails in the Navy, in fitting out the expedi-
ton to Japan. Workmen are employed until
near midnight every night, on the brig Perry,
and the store ship Supply, and upon the outfits
of the steam frigate Mississippi. The Missis-
sippi is at Philadelphia, the others at New
York. The former is to be the flag ship of
Commodore Perry, she will carry, in addition
10 the usual compliment of small arms, 100
stands of muskets and the same number each
of pistols, cutlasses, &c. She will take an
equal number, extra, for the steam frigate
Susquehanna, now in those seas, in which it is
to form one of the squadron. The Mississippi
pi will also take pack of "a Id. howi,zers.
AS all despatch is used in these preparations,
it's supposed the expedition will be soon ready
for sea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

70 Sir William Don, the eccentric English
Baronet, is playing in Memphis, Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

MARYLAND.-I'he Baltimore Patriots calls
attention to the recommendation of Governor
Lowe, in his message to the Legislature, OF
the repeal of the Stamp tax. That tax, it con
slders, highly Objectionable, and only tolera-
bly, while the exigency which suggested it ex-
listed. The public faith has been redeemed,
the State credit re-established, and the revenue
from other sources sufficient to maintain both ;
and, therefore, there is no necessity for the con-
tinuation of this tax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-03

NOTICE.-Havingb been temporarily absent re
Y Gently, and otherwise engaged this is to say,
that on and after this day can be found in my Of
hce from o'clock till ii, A. NJ and from o'clock
till 3, P. NJ Persons having business with me apper-
tanning to Pensions and Land bounty, will please
call in the forenoon when convenient.
JAS. Il. SUTTON, Jr,
Land, Pension and General Agent, Bank street.
The following persons will please call and receive
their warrants viz:-Capt THOMAS JONES, Mrs.
MARY A. BRoCK, PETER K. DUNNAvANr, JACOB
SNEAD, Mrs. REBECCA CARTER, THEoPHILUs ].
Cooke. NH
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o,EAYREs, CELEBRATED LIYER

fEAYREs' CELEBRATED LIYER
= PILLs.-PREPARED FROM THE MASS
ORTA MED AT TIE ROCkBRIDGE (VAl
Alum :. BRINGS These Pills are confidently re.
commended as having all the virtues of the water,
and in many -ases they are preferable. In de.
raneement 81 the stomach and bowels, or want of
action in the liver, the. n immediate effect upon the
liver and kidneys especial v ents them 70 public
consideration If the patien. oe bilious they search
out the bile aud expel it from ne syssem-<unlise
all other Pills, they may be taken VITA linpnnity,
Irrespective OF weather,) as there y hothing IL
them calculated to injure any one. In ca,aneons
diseases and eruptions OF the skin, of ", 'ateFer
sort, they are sure remedy, and particularly c sea
cious IN diseases such as females are subject m
dropsiss, hsiulsncy, &c, &c These PILLS may mat
iy be styled an universal remedy, as thew are de-
cidedy the best in for the cure of all disease
resulting from irregular habits After their use
has been con inued for time, the whole system,
becomes invgorsted, and tue patient is restored r,
perfect health. They are care ully prepared snd
put up in walls of 100 at 81 ga h. liberal discount
viii be made to Deuggists
For sale by JOHN II SEAYREs, Columbian Ho.
Tel, PURCELL, LADD 4 CO Main street ! N
ZACHklSsON co, Broad street. Richmgad
JAMES COOKE & co: Frederick. barg. sffsH
TON, CLARKE Il CO, New Yark; nYOrr 4
,fPhadelpha; +. l.. SfROECHER q co
Macon Ga; F. ]. SAMPSON, Powha,an Ct Houss
n. T WATKINS. Halifax Court House; w. G,
JONES, Petersburg w. II. GILMAN. Washington
ei'y' ". Y. fed
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ID T. RABBIT,s CHEMICAL YEAST

II H. habD1I'S ChEuICaI EAST
d. POWDER, for making Bread, Tea Cakes
Buckwheat Cakes, &c, &C. by which saving of
about 10 per cent is effected.
Bread, &c, made with this valuable compound,
contains nothing but -four, common salt and water.
1t has agreeable natural taste, keeps much ,our
er than bread made in the ordinary way with least
is more digestib!e aud less liahle to turn sour
makes bread much better adapted to dyspeptics
than bread which has been fe.meuted by Yeast.
Il has also the great advantage Of saving time
Bread can be prepared by it in the short space of
half an hour, in addition to which the cost of the
chemical yeast powder is counter balanced nv - .
saving in the quantity Of bread prodn ed The sac e
onss..a Hnt Of he -four is converted into
Goa ca acid in the course of the fermentation
produced by the yeast, the whole of which is saved
by the use of this compound, which renders the
bread more nutricious. Full directions around ev
cry box. supply constantly on hand, for sale
by PURCELL, LADD a. CO, Druggists,
NH , Sole Agents for Richmond
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- ATTENTION., FIREMEN.-
-u5I You are hereby requested to meet at
hSSsEssSA the Office of the Richmond Fire Asso-
- citation THIS "wednesday EVENING,
at o'clock, in citizens dress, with Grape the left
arm, t. attend the funeral Of deceased brother
Fireman, JUDAH MYERS
By order of the Principal Engineer.
NH 3-lt JNO H. BDSHER, Secy
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UAkPEK AND INTERNATIONAL.-

LII Blackwood for February, l852-25c.
Self Deception, or the History of Human Heart;
by Mrs Ellis, part 3rd-37c.
Goes Drawing Book of Figures Head, &c-a2
Z" Landscapes, Foliage, &c.
Appletons Mechanics Magazine for March--25c
Life and Times of Selma Countess OF Hunting
don, W tn copous Index 9 vols complete-s3.
Young Men Admonished, in a series of Lectures
by J. l. Thompson-75c.
The World Here and There-25c.
My Friend Wliggles, Laughter moving Pauora
ma OF his fortunes and misfortunes-25c
Harper for March-25c
International for March-25c.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter for March--l2c.
The Corner Stone; by jacob Abbot:-Sl
Chambers Papers tor the People, part /, at Ex.
change Bookstore.
NH ST G. M WEST A. PRO
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A LhATA SPOONS SD FORKS Pa

n TED WITH FURE sii.eA-R-Io rae aeove
Important and usefol articles for Houseks eplag
beg leave to cal the at.eaiea Of priEste ttsasss.
hotel keepers, and sill pubic places where ray are
required. The pure Aibats IL imported by ne, *
rect from the well known manuieclof3 81 Je'
seph Yates a. Sons" Shefiala aad is pasea with
pure Silver under my cwn inspectoa Can be en-
grsyed just as well az silver sna for il eqEaJ
as good, for sale at the House Furnishing store
NH 3-3t l.. GlNTER's, 1871 Man street.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-21
FEMALE SEMINARY

The subscriber having purchased Judge
Lewis premises, in the Northwestern par,
of the village, and believing the location
desirable, proposes to open SEMINARY
for Young Ladies, on the I'd Monday in
January next, under his own immediate
supervision, assisted by such Teachers as
the wants OF the School may tcnand
The government will be parental and
mild, yet firm and observation-disclosures to
rules strictly enforced.
The Principal is SO well known to the
public, that references and commentators
are deemed unnecessary, or they might he
obtained t" any desirable extent. He
hopes by dligent and faithful attention to
the intellectual and moral Improvement OF
his pupils, to make them lis colnlncnda,u.
ry cpi>lles.
The scholastic year will consist Of two
sessions, the first will close the last OF June,
with Il vacation of two mon,hs--rccom.
lncncing the first September, and closing
the last December.
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4 7 III q u q 4 4 :

- =
nlPRIED:@Un " c51csday tbs
9Th inst, by t'c Rev. VIM. Garner,
sMr. JAMES w! Owens, to Mrs. SARAH
~. BLACKWELL, all Of this District.
On the ltlll inst, hy the Rev. J.
.. B. Dargan, the Rev G.. Il. BEALEn,
OF Chcraw, 5. c., to Miss ELlzAnErlI
Z. BAcor. Of Darlington Village s. c.
On. Sunday Evening, l2lll inst, by
The Rev Johm II. Pickett, Mr.. e. f..
B. BREMEn, to Miss ANNE CATHERINE,
oldest daughter of George Addison,
Esq, all of Charleston, S: G..
sa On tile lst llistaut, By tic Rev.
Joscph Brown, Mr.: JOHN y. BnuSsoS,
hf Darlington to Miss MARGARET j.,
eldest daligltcr Of J Joiiu G. Gregg, Of
Marion, S. c.
On the 30th November, at Palmct-
4 to, Ricliland District: by tic Rev. l..
I'll. Smith, Mr.. WIN. ii. CAssELs, of
Sumter, and Miss SARAH S. BnooM,
5 Of Richland, s. C:
la On the 10th instant, by the Rev. G..
{. Gregg, Mr.: SAMUEL i. MrLpnow
10 Miss NJ. j. +. AEEES, all Of Sumter
District.
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Poisoning.

ThonRnnls of parents who use VermiitIge
composed Of Castor Oi, Calomel, &c, are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
,icnt, they actually laying the foundation for
series of diseases. such rs salvation, loss of
sight, weakness of limbs De.
= In another column will be found the adver-
4 socm, mt Of llobensnck's Medicines, to whici,
I'VE ask the attention of all directly interested
i9 their own as we'll as their Cllidren's health
in Liver Complaints aud all di,nrllers Arising
I ffrlm 'hose of a bilious type, should make ,s,
sot the only genuine medicine, IIobcnsnclS's y
4 Liver Pills.
3W' He "ofdtceirc - but ask for Hob III
StAck'ss Worm Ssrup and Liver Pills, aud %.
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q s:5. The Yermont LegisIatnre . las

ss9- The Vermont Legislature has
passed stringent Maine Law. ~
Among its provisions is one autiioriz-
,.sneg constahlcs to arrest and commit to
b Prison any man they find 'swipesy,'
Spnd there keep him tillh 81 in q fit
3 state to testify where he obtained his
s liquor. If he refuses to testify, the
! justice before whom he is brought, has
sfpower to commit till he will. The
LAW is to be voted on by the people;
zlf they say yes, it goes into operation
the first of April; if no, then on the
$ first of December. This reminds us,
says the N. Y. Express, of tho coIorcd
2 PREACHER who said that there would be
sgseryices at his house on the next
"a ! ahnrsday, ''ef dc Lnr be willin, and
ON uc7ncXt Tuesday, any how.'-C Cour.
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OBJ T U A R Y:


I. DlED.-On 10th instant, near St.
Paul's Church, RICHARD G. RICHARD,
SON, infant son of William Francis and
Sarah j. II. Butler, aged one year, two
months and seven days.
4 Wherefore should we make our moan,
Our darling boy is dead,
ii: TO early rest Is gone;
He to Paradise is Red.
may 60 to him. bnt he
lie shall never return 10 me.
T God forbids his longer stay;
Goh recalls the precious loan,
God hath taken him away,
From our bosolns to his own.
Surely what he wills is best;
Happy in his will we rest.
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In Equity---Sumter District.
-Jobn r. Brough'on afs g; 1..--
IS Isei,ia B, BrougRton, -. & .:st I
and Margaret l.. Brongh- -.
ton, BY their next BILL.
friend Jas. R. Brock,
EDsev ~. BrouolIton.

,Epsey L. Broughton.
In pursuance Of an order in the above
stated case, l will effcr at public sale, on
The first Monday in January next, at Sum
ter Court House, that plantation or tract Of
land, containg about four thousand acres,
lying in Clarendon County, Sumter Dis
trict. at or near Fulton Post Office, heong-
ing to the estn,e of the late Edward
Brough,on, Jr. deceased, and upon which
lie resided at the time of his death. being
the sa,nerecovcred by the said John Il.
Broughton, Leti,ia B. Broughion, Marga
rel l.. Bronghton, and Fpsey E. Broughlon,
in an action of Trcspass to try Title, lately
brought by them, in tie Court, of Com.
mon Pleas for said District, against Edward
Broughton, senior, deceased. Not to be
sold for less than seven thousand seven
hundred and tiIty dollars.
TERMs.-One- fourth part of the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash; the bal
ance payable in ono, two and three years,
With interest from the day of sale-thc
purchaser to give bond and personal secu-
rily, and mortgage OF the land for the
credit portion of the said purchase money.
W. +. D. tfAYNS WORTH,
Com'r in Equity
Dec. IL, 1882 I'D
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Educational Notice.

MISS CAROLINE MORGAN. would
respectfully inform her friends and patrons
lint she will resume the exercises Of her
School OIL the first Monday in January
1853.
'EePBnaS.
Spelling. Reading, and Writing
per Quarter S3 90
Primary Geography. and Arith-
metic, with above 81 OG
Gramrncr, Geography, History.
and Philosophy, including the above, SO 90
Astronomy, and Botany ST 90
Sum'erville, Deer 9Th. 1852 CT
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mooflalad's German Esitters.

Hundreds of our citizens complain Of debili-
ty and langour Of the system, arrangement o
the liver und stomach, want of appetite, &C.;
they are frequently the result Of too close mp
plication, and a thousand other causes we can
not here name; but We would say to nll afflict-
ed, do as We have done--get a bottle or two Of
DR.. Hoonand's German Biuers, prepared by DR..
jackson, and our word for it you will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
rnliiy Of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. G. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia. July l
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale

The subscribers offer for sale their
Steam Saw and Grist Mills, situated about
one mile East OF Su,ntervilc. The En-
gIne is % horse power, has been in Use
about three years. drives : upright saws,
one circular saw, and is in tul operation,
with an excellent run of custom. The
mill house is n twn-story substantial frame
Together with two timber wagons and
gear, one excellent ox-cart, mules, horse
and oven, negro houses, stables, and every
thing necessary f"r carrying on the bus:-
ness successfully. Also, Il lot of about
SIX acres of land, on VIII ch The nil and
buildings are located. Ii not sold at pri-
vale sale previously, the same will he sold
AT public sale on the first day of January
nex1i and possession given nn that day.
Persons Wishing to purchase can exam
inc tie mill and witness it,; operations and
obtain any information they may desire,
concerning tlIc same by applying to I. j..
Coghlan.
". !. COGIILAN s. co.
Sumtcrvlle, Nov. 5lh, 1852 2-1m
Watchnian copy once a month for two
month.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-21
Blankets, Comforts, &c.

Heavy Lnndon Duilil blankets 1T 81 IS
and 81 - IA pair.
Superiinc quality and largest size Six
Bound Bath Blankets.
Extra large and heavy Bed Colnlorcrs
at s., 50 and 81 50:
Heavy double twist Cotton Shcctin.s,
yards wide.
Superiinc French Furniture Chinrz.
w. j. JACOBI g. son,
22l kng-st, (Brnd) opn. the Big Bnot
Dec. -, 1852 S--ti