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Merinos, D'Lalnes, Alpacas.

Fine qualities 3lerInos, al 80 els.
Plain cold Cashncrcs and Fg'd Muslin
DclaincS, at IL > els.
a new assortment "f supcrfinc Black
and Colors French Mcriuns.
Fnc quality AM beautiful co!ors A!pac-
aS.
Black Alpaccas,
Superb Parish Muslin Dclaincs and
Caslncrcs al IS cents.
Fine French Muslin Delains, plain col
orS in every variety,
The above guods ARE now open at very
low prices.
w. J. JACOBT ~ son,
22l King-st., (Ben,D opp. The Big Boot.
Charleston, Dec. 81, 1852 o--lf
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First and Last Notice.

All persons indebted to the undersigned
are notified that they must come forward
and settle up their Mites and Accounts. by
the first day of January next, as he is
bound to have money by that day to meet
his own papers that has been out for the
last year. Do pay up, and save me the
trouble Of going to Lawyer 10 collect for
inc, besides paying him cost. A word in
time is enough for the wise.
.. u. MGROY.
Dec. 81, 1859 S--lf
Watclimau copy time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A mother Scientific Wonder
IMPORTANT TO DysrEprIcs.

IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTIcS.
DIR. }. S. IIoughou's Pcpsiu, the true III.
gcstvc Fluid. or Gassric Juice, preppnrcd from
Rcnnet, or the Fourth Stomach of the OK, after
directions at Baron Licbig, tie great Physio!o-
Fical Chemist, by J. S. lIoughton. ". d., PhiIa.
dclphia- This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaindice, Liver Com
plant, Constipation and Debility. curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, con,ain-
ing Scientific evidence of It's value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among tic medical
oVerliscnncnts. S-ly.
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>s:sTHE RAppER's DELusloNs.-The cd
itor ofthc Cincinnati Advertiser, who
recently visited the State Lunatic
Asylum at Columbus, says there are
aln that institution twenty persons
whose Insanity is clearly traccablc
tn.sPirit rappings; and it is stated that
there are in The Utica IN. ~ Lunatic
Asylum nine victims Of the same de-
I lusiun.
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JeWelrV ! JeWelrV ! !

Having just returned from Charleston,
the subscriber has already on hand. and is
now receiving, neat and well selected
stock of
Watches, Clocks e. Jc1veIry,
of all descriptions. which he will sell at
very moderate profit
~ Como on Ladies and Gentlemen.
and examine for yourselves A call is all
ask. G. II. MASON.
Nov. 10 1852 3-tf
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons Indebted to the subscriber
will please come forward and make pay-
Ihcnt, as circumstances cOmpells him to
call on them. The time given to creditors
having expired.
B. FOLSOM.
Dec. 7th. 1852 Git
Watchlnan copy one time.
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Plantation for Sale,

A valuable plantation situated in Sumter
District, ~ miles East of Camden, aud 3 miles
North of Spring Hill containing $50 acres of
land. about 200 acres in cultivation; good
dwelling house and all other necessary build
ings thereon fine springs Of water, and re-
marknbly healthy. The above place is a very
pleasant summer residence. Application for
in'"rma'ton may he made at this office, or TO
the sub't ribcr on the premises
ocl. D., 1852 5:-.G
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TUITION AND BOARD,

can accommodate some eight or ten
boys with board in my family-Tuition.
board, lodging, washing and ironing for
nine months, tho ensuing year for $lO0.
An intirm boy cal. become healthy in the
course of year IN this beautiful region Of
good water, and hracing air.
w. G. BARRETT.
Athens, Ga Dec. II. 1852 7-3t
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D. ]. WINN,
NRARER & NNANANW~

Has just received from Baltimore and New
York, large aid We'll selected stock Of
BrOadcIOtlls. CaS.iralcrcs .enaal
VESIINGS,
the finc.t and best that hns ever been brough,
to this market
--ALso,-
Ready made Clothing for Gents and Youths,
oierery quality and description. Having Sc
lccted the Goods, and had them made up to or
ucr, lie can warrant the work.
Evory description and quality of Gloves !; Dress
Hats made up To order; Caps, Silk Cravats,
Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties +,
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Merlno Undershirts,
do. drawers, with every article that is worn by
gentlemen, which he offers OH reasonable terms,
and salicits call from his old customers, and
the citiz"ns of the District generally.
Sumtervilc, Nov. 18th, 1852 3-tf
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Camden Bazaar:

LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!!
JUST received a new supply of WIN
TER GOODS, consisting Of a great VII
rirty of Dry Goods, newest styles, Cloth
ng. BonnelS, Hats. Boots, and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Crucke-
ry AMI China Warr,.& .&c., sc.
Selling nj Churies,on i'r ces.
NJ. DRUCkER co.
Camden, Dec. 81. 1892 S-tf
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Steam Boat Notice,

CAPTAIN EASTEN having made ar.
rnngeuents with us, with regard to The
storing of Goods at Wrights Bluff we
will therefore store and deliver any ircigh,
left in our charge, by steamer Pee Dee,
free of Charge. after this date.
TINDALI. g. WATSON,
Agents Tor Pee Dee
Nov 10Th, 1852 5--tf
Watchman copy.
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Expressly to Parents Of
SUMTER DISTRICT.

~ hA|ho Liz ho1hlS1 .se,y. =, sti ~.
DR. WM. II. PIERCE, a native Cara.
l,n!!ah' WHO, has had charge Of paln,e,t.i
School in Columbia for the last t&o years;
begs leave Very respectfully to notify sucIis
Parents OF Snlt!teF j}istiict as. feel vieerrv1
special interest in tile e,lucaiiocnri Of their
sons, that he will take five or six boya
from this District and bestow special nini
active labcur i'll their intellectual imprb,vve..
ment.
Bows must not be under ii nor over
l6, ol pleasant turn. The charge for lie
year will be $500, board, lodging, wash
ing, lights, stationery text book found; aid
expenses of travelling incurred; borri!e. ..
Boys will be prepared for The Freshman
Class in any one Of the Southern CUiic-
mctce.
Letters addtessed to DR.. w. II. PlERcE;
at Columbia, before the 3rd of Decemhcy,
VIII DO promptly censured, giving the de-:
DIR. PIERCE refers to his Father, tbs
Rev. REDDIcK PIERCE, the Rev. L1vIcK
PIERCE, NJ. d., D. d.. l.. l.. D., and Presi-
dent GEO. F. PIERCE, of Oxford University
OF Georgia. Is
Oct. 90, 1852 52-7t
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Land for Sale.

ALL that Tract of LAND, lying on
Raten Creek knnwn az the "Hurst
Place." now owned by II. +. Bnykim.-
There are 'our or five hundred acres in the
tract and has the Railroad running con-
vcnicnily through it.
Terms nadc known upon application to
" f. Bnykin or Mr.. Burwell DoykiN,
Camden, $. &.
DccciIhc11- : - ~l!Sl2 S--ti
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Estate Sale,

WILL be sold, at the late residence of
w James RdgiI deceased, on the 7lh
Of January 1853, four Negroes, also all The
otlIer personal and pcrishahlc property be-
longing to the Estate Of sad Deceased.
r. NJ. RIDGTLI, Ahmr
Sumtcr"illc, Nov, 20, 1875. 4 81.
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4 WHAT IS THEIR DEsrINArIoN?-U Tn
der the operation of the existing agree
mcnt,a Washington correspondent of
the Journal Of Commerce says: Mr..
Law has withdrawn from the Public
Stores at the Atlantic Dock, between
twenty.hipe andMirty thousand mus1ets:'
i. What is their destination
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-21

S FIRsT SiIAD OF THE SEASON. The
firstfsllad of the season was caught on
The Savannah river and brought to
market yesterday by p. Gallagher.
It was sold for $50, the purchaser be-
ing Messrs. Hayward and Finch, who
shipped it by railroad to Macon.
Savannah ReDuJi;caR,
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SO. CAR0LINA---SUMTER DIST,
by ". LEWIS, Esh, Ordinary for said

by ". LEWIS, Esh, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, David q. Shorter hath applied
TO Inc for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and creditors OF Jeuin,a Richbourg,
late Of the sad District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our mex, Ortlinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House OIL Friday the 18th day Of
December, inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, tn S
III, day of December in the year Of
l.. S. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and tiity.tw", and in the 76lh
year Of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
December 7h, 1852. CT
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NEW FIRM.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together in the mercantile business
under the firm Of BUTLER g. NEW BE.
Ri, would respectfully inform their friends
and the pubic generally, that they arc
now receiving and opening large and
we'll selected stock of Dry Goods, Groce-
rics, Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or 10 customers who will pay
up punctnally.
W II is unnecessary TO enumcraln arti-
clcs. just como along see for yourselves
Y. N. BUTLER.
4. NJ. NEWBERY.
At the stand formerly occupied by Nc
Roy a. Jones, one door north Of The Post
Office.
Sum,orviIlc, Oct. l5, 1852 5i-tf
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ROBERT LATTA.
LATE THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MLA

LAIE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON & LAT'TA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he is now receiving IN.
rny Of licavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash-'Two doors above the
Planters liotcf, and Immediately opposite James
Dnnlnps. esq.
,hmich, >. I. DEC. ION, 1850 glf
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,ai9 The following gentlemen have been
elected Directors of the Bank of
the State:
President.-C NJ. FunMAN.
15ircctors.-N. b. Hill, w. G..
dukes, j. M. Cohen, II. &. Stone, T.
elisha Carson, II. Il. Strohcckcr, G. IL.
Walter, j. E.Gantt, J. II. Stcinmcyer,
George Robertson, L. w. Matthcwcs,
Rice Dulin.
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::Yy- The last words of Daniel
Nebstcrare reported to be, II STILL
-LIPE." They will form IN appropri-
ate cpitaph on his tomb and motto to
Ills works.
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Notice.

4 LL Persons Indebted to the subscriber
~ oy Note or Account are respectfully
solicited to call and settle Immediately as
circumstances compel him to cali on tlIefDs
ID. u. WYNN
March II, 1852. q.
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~ NOqlce.

Persons having demands against the Es-
tato of r. Richardson, Decd arc requested
TO present them duly attcsted, and those in
dcbtcd to make payment TO
c. NJ. RICHARDSON,
idmr.
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Black Silks.

We invite attention 10 our large assort-
ment OF superior Black Gro de RHYME
ssflks, Of variaus widths, which we are Of
Sferltg al the very lowest market prices.
WI. jacob &. SOM
22l king.st (bcndl opp, tho Big Bssa,
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In Equity---Sumter District.
Tx Parte.
M,i

FIX Parle.
J. r. Mcl.aw
and others.
In pursuance ot an order in this cnsc I
will offer to The highest bidder Il, public
sale, OH the first Monday in January next,
ut Sumter Court House, six negroes, viz,
Lucy, William, I.izzy, Ilces, Philis, and
Mmrricr.
Tcrms.--So much cash as will pay the
costs, and The balance on credit of
one year. with interest Iror., the day Of
paid. The purchaser giving bond with
good Tecurty and nlnrlgagc Of the
property and paying for papers.
w. +. B. IIAYNSWORTII,
T.. T.. S. ID.
Dec. 2O.h, 1852 Std
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Nothing but perishable Freight will bc
transported by Passenger Train, and all
such must be distinctly labelled with the
name Of the article, to ensure its passage
Shippers are requested particularly 10
observe the names of the Stations, in the
direction Of Freight. The places in the
above schedule, together with "Car,ers-
VILE" nre the only Depots known TO the
Agents, and the Company cannot he re.
spons'ble for the proper delivery Of articles
otherwise directed.
l.. J. FLEM MING,
Resident Engineer, DC.
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x Or await the arrival Of the up Train
from Charleston until 10 Il. NJ:
Dec. ID, 1852 7-3t
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lupiis on Guitar furnish their own In
s,rumcntS for practice.
Ii will be much to the advantage Of the
pupils TO be present on the day tn, School
opens, that they may he arranged in their
respective classes, and have the studies
assigned them.
Some eight or ten Young Ladies can be
Accommodated with Boarding in The family
Of the Principal, upon as moderate terms
as can be afforded.
No pupil will be received for less than
a session. unless by special agreement,
and 20 deduction made Tor absence except
for sickness.
The Principal solicits the patronage Of
his numerous friends, and promises on his
part. to discharge faithfully his responsible
trust.
w. w. ALSTON, Principal.
Suutcrvlle, Nov II. 1852. IL
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photography. Recalling, Writing. anil
Primary Geography. per month, SO 30
Englisl, compositions. CRAM
mar. Geography, History,
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Rail Road Notice.
@ g f@a sl1l
ENe1sEER's OFFICE, w. & NJ. II. r

December ist 1852.
ON and after this date. the Passenger
md Mail Train will run as follvws: IN
. .=tr nrNvN
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D r Y G @ @ D IS

R ~ S2 JED ~ a E2 Sa3 . cS ca
SI0T GUNS POCKET TABLE
NJ PANS MI WITT! LIDS SIItyEI
TIN TRUNKS. Gun CAPS, POWDER SHOT LED &c Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD Scr:-Where-
v as, at the January term, A. ID. 1852, of the
Court of Probate of said county of Hampstead,
the following administrators and executors ac-
counts current and settlement, were filed in said
court for confirms ration at the next term of said
court, Wig:
NJ. " Cheatham, administrator de bonus non
OF the estate of Edward johnson, Sen.
II II. & L. p. Arnold, administrators Of the
es...c es...c oof Of " " H. H. 3. Arnold.
James III Walker, administrator Of the estate
Of ID. Jefreys, final
VIM. II. Etter, administrator of the estate OF
VIM II. Bowers.
joel w. Hannah, administrator of the estate
of b. J. Harris
w. 81 J. Perrin, administrators Of the estate of
Samuel Perrin.
f. Ferguson, administrator of tho estate of
John W. Reed.
j. B. Sandeftir, public administrator of the
estate of r. H. Torrance, .fnaI
Same, public administrator Of the estate of
J. NJ. r. Frensley, .fnal
Same, public administrator of the estate of
Sane, public administrator Of the estate of
John w. Cooke.
Same, public administrator of the estate of
James Parker.
S. C. Reed, executor of M. T. Reed.
George w. Foster, executor of Williamson
Foster, tn0t.
Joseph Caldwell, administrator of the estate OF
William Caldwell, final
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the settlement of any such estates
to come forward and file exceptions to such
counts, if any they have, before the second
day of the next term of the Court of Probate for
said county, 10 be holden at the court -house in
the county aforsaid, on the Cd Monday of April,
A. ID. 1852, or they will be forever barred from
excepting to such accounts or any item thereof.
Teste: S. r SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.
We extract from the proceedings OF this
body on the last day of its session, the
following resolutions reported by the
committee on Routes, as comprising
system of internal Improvement tor the
Southwestern States.
Resolued, That the committee on Routes re-
gard the following system Of internal improve
mepts not only indispensable to the develop
rnent of the agricultural, commercial, and MINER
al wealth of the Southwestern States and cities'
but also essential to the quality and unity OF
the States Of this Confederacy; aud they earnest
ly recommend the same 10 the patriotic consldera'
ton of the Legislature and citizens Of the South.
western States.
l. A national road to the Pacific ocean with
one terminus on the Mississippi river north and
south Of the mouth of the Ohio river, so
to divide the advantages cF each road as equal
ly as possible among the different States Of the
Union.
Q. Tho Southwestern National Railroad, from
Washington City to New Orleans; passing through
the States of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
sissipp and Louisiana; constituting the shortest
practicable line of mail and travel transit and
consisting Of the following continuous sections
now under construction, to witt the Richmond
and Lynchburg Railroad, the Virginia aud Ten
nessee Road, the Georgia and Alabama Road, the
Alabama and Tennessee River Road, the Selma
and Jackson Road the New Orleans and Jackson
Road.
For Kentmcku.-'Fhe Memphis and Lou
isvlle Road, the Louisville and Nashville Road.
4 For 7ennes-ee.-Tho Memphis and louis
vile Road. tI.. Memphis and Charleston Road,
the Louisville and Nashville Road, the Nash
vile and Southwestern Road, and the roads
embraced in the IN ational Route" above referr-
ed to.
5. For Alabama-The Mobile and Ohio Road,
and the roads embraced in tho "N ational Route" !"
referred to.
s. For Gcoygia and Florida.-The Gulf Road,
or cou,iuua,ioa Of the Southwestern Road Of
Georgia TO Pensacola Bay; the Floridaand PENN
suIar Bay.
T. For Mssissippi-The Mobile and Ohio
Road; the New Orleans. Jackson and Nashville
Road; the New Orleans, Holly Springs and Ohio
Road; the Vicksburg and Jackson Road; extended
by Brandon eastward to Selma.
For Arkansas-The Arkansas and Misss-
sppi River Road, from Fort Smith or Van Barren
to Little Rock and thence 10 White river, and
there diversng to Memphis and Helena.
A road from Norhe as,ern Texas to Little Rock,
crossing Red river at or near Fulton.
Q. Fer Lonisicna-The New Orleans, Algiers,
Texas and Ell Paso Road; the Madsonville and
Jackson Road; the VIckshurg and Shreveport
Road the New Orleans and Nashville Road.
10. For Tesas.--'fhe continuation of the New
Orleans, Opelousas and Ell Peso Road through
TeAas.
u. For Missouri..- The Road from st. Louis
WESTWARD the Hannibal and st. Louis Road.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04

I; will be aeen by the following letter
from Col. Fowler, that part Of the sys-
tenn recommended for this State, is omit
ed i'll the resolutions as published i'll the
Rev Orleans papers.
S. B. Gen. Lafayette, Jan. 16, 1852.
Sn-In the published proceedings Of the late
Rail Road Convention in New Orleans, there
is an omission Of a part Of tho system recon-
mepded for Arkansas; which please correct, if
you repnblish. The parts of the plan not insert
ed, and which presume is typographical error,
are in substance as follows, 10 wit: A Road,
leaving tho Central Road, near the St. Francis
ridge, running through Jackson and Independence
counties, into Southwestern Missouri. Road
from Fayetteville to Van Buren. Roads diverg-
ing from the Central Road, at or near Fulton
extending towards New Orleans and El Paso.
Yours truly,
A. FOWLER.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04

DISAPPOINTMENT OF KossUTH.-The New York
Herald Of the 6th, has dispatch from its WASH
ington correspondent, from which the following is
an extract:
"ln his interview with the Secretary of the In
terror, on Saturday, Kossulh alluded TO his inter-
vention project. The Secretary replied that his
department was devoted exclusively to home af-
fairs, and that all questions of foreign policy came
through the State Department.
Kossuth then declared that the opposition which
he met at the hands of Congress aud the Execu-
tive, convinced him that his mission to this country
had completely failed. He felt deeply disappont-
ed at the reception he had met with in Washing
ton. 1t was wholly unexpected.
He inquired, in body Of IIungarans de-
sired to settle in the United States. if they could
get tract of land? Mr.. Stuart remarked that
Congress had tho disposition of the public lands,
but that he had no doubt tract of land would be
granted. if desired. Kossuh corrected the Sec
retary, and explained that he did not want the
land as gift-they could pay for it-but only
desired that it should be so located that the Hun
garians could live together in a separate COM
munty.
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
N Office,

THE undersigned having taken letters testa-
i mentary on the Estate of Il. M. X. Bank
head, deceased, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate, to present the same
properly nticated, to Richard Pryor, for set
Element or allow ance, within twelve months from
the date thereof, and if not presented before the
expiration of two years. they will be forever barr.
ed. Those indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment to my father, Richard Pryor.
who is fully authorized to receive and receipt for
the same.
ELIZABETH A. BANKHEAD,
Executrix of the Estate Of
T. M. R. Bankhead, dee.
January %, 1882 Adv
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
To the Citizens of Bradley County.

You are hereby requested to meet at the court
House, in Warren, on the first Tuesday after the
third Monday IN March neat, for the purpose of
taking under your consideration and del'beration
the proprety and expediency Of making a railroad
from Gaines Landing on the Mississippi river, to
Fulton, or some other point on Red River. On
that day, we would be glad to sec and hear the
views Of any Of The citizens Of tbs State VINO may
feel an interest in the subject, for the cause Of
internal improvement in the State.
By order Of meeting held at Warren on the
9Th January, 1854. "
J. NJ MERRIWETHER.
uBanney, Gdsette s. Democrat, w Washington
Telegraph, and Camden papers, arc requested TO
copy until day Of Convention
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
LIVERY STABLE.

THE undersigned having leased the stable for
l. merly occupied by +. Ii Morgan, respect
fully inform their friends, and the public, that
they are prepared to take good care Of
horses committed TO their charge
They will keep horses by the day, week or
year, at the usual prices, and will bestow upon
them due care aad attention.
They will also, for the accommodation Of the
public, keep few good saddle horses for hire.
Horses bought and sold here.
SAMUEL PARKER
WILLIAM. G. HOLT
Washington. Jan. l3, 1852. 3
Washington telegraph., 1852-02-04
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE 9Th Session Of this Institution will COM
mence on the 9th February next. Arrange
ments are made for the reception OF a large mum
ber of pupils. 1t is desirable that those VINO de.
spn to com NIT the instruction of their daughters
to our care, should send them at the commence
ment of the term, or, after as may be
practicable.
The young ladies of the music department will
give their 7th public CONCERT on the even
ing of the 9th February. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
S. L. SLACK, 4. M. Prin.
WASHINGTON, Ark. 3:4w