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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

HUMILIAT1NG.-The Cuban ruler declared that the
United States mail steamer should not enter the port OF
wanna with Purser Smith on board, unless he would
state in writing that he was not guilty OF certain
charges Smith made the required statement, yet our
government was so much more careful of the feelings
of the Cuban ruler than he was himself, that they oa
all in their power to proven, Smith from going there.
even after he had complied with all that the Cuban ruler
demanded. They withheld the mails from the steam
err, and the President letter denounclng her
owners tor attempting 10 force Mr. Smith INTO havana
&c &c And now it appears that the Cuban ruler is
perfec,ly satisfied with smiths statement and entirely
willing to receive him before the difficulty! What
a Illuminating position has our government thus placed
Itself in How dsgracefui must lis course appear IN
the ewes of the whole world; while thus fighting a
battle against our citizens for Spain, after Spaia
had become satisfied to give up the contest and back
out from her position Well is t for our country that
the days of our present rulers are numbered ana so
soon 10 cxpire-Near Hampshire Patriot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

By the bye, we are informed that the President of
the w. & F. PASSENGER Line, D. McRae, Esq. has
sent mysterious missve to the Editor OF the Jour-
nal, copy which runs thus:
Complimentary Ticket, James Fulton and Lady
will pass free on steamer Zephyr for one year"
Did You ever read of such sly dog? His Lady.
Ell !? Come tell us all about it,-when does it come
off! Speak-unfold ?-HeraH
We would answer the Herald-mans question by
asking another Didn't he get similar mssive pass
ing :. T. Burr, Jr, and Lady for one year." o.
Will lie be so good as to speak-unfode' Come
tell US all about it-when does it come off :" We
guess the President of the w. s. F. Passenger Line
must have meant good natured quiz upon the IN
fortunates of the Herald and Journal when he pass
ed their respective ladies free. Lucus non tueen
do Burr had better try before the year il ont
f Once we did know as onhandsome man as he Ii
to get married. but it was like Jake Fullenwider,
, getting to heaven Il NIT tam tight squeeze"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

CONGRESS -We do not see that any thing OF 1nter-
est has vet been done in either house. On Monday a
parasol dropped from the hands of lady in the gale
~ of the Senate, which fell, point downwards upon
the head of Senator Pearce of Maryland, cutting him
severely but not seriously The contested election
case from Kentucky occupied the Senate the most oil
the day.
Tina, portion of the Presidents Message having refer
ence to the Ta, formed The chief topic of discussion il
the House, upon The question of its reference to Sc
lect committee As we have said before nothing vii
| he done with the Tariff at this session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

R9~We see it stated that Mr. Corcoran, the emil
nent banker of Washington City, has proposed to
build certain number of residences for the MEM
bers of the Cabinet and to transfer them to the Gov
eminent at the actual cost.
We have always been Of opinion that the Vice
President and the members of the Cabinet should be
supplied with furnished residences by government
Cabinet officer is certain how long he ma,
lemain and the salary does not justify man of mod
crate means in fitting up house in style in keep
ing with the position he is called upon to occupy
and the company he must entertain, even should b
remain the full term of four years. and still less doe
it Justify him if he stays for shorter period.
case of death or resignation, near the close of
Presidential term is very difficult to supply tn
Cabinet vacancy on this account
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

The Alumni of the University of Virginia have on
purchase of Raphaels immortal picture the School
of Athens
We fnl the above item going the rounds of our
exchanges Of course it must mean the purchase
of copy The painting itself could not be bought
for fifty times the amount mentioned; nor, indeed
could it be purchased at all.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

wo are requested to state that an ln'sr"a, ilI
"rsuent meeting will be held at 9aeksUn.,s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-17

IREtASD--Under the act of Parliament Tor III I
sale of encountered estates in Ireland ~ prop,
ties have been solo, which have been purchases oo ~
335 persons only having got more than yoo 1874
,he LAMBS themselves, by laborers taken
from The moor houses The business of Ireland gen
erallv is said to be improving and the poorer class
| % hotter off than for long time
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Blankets, Comiorts, &c.

llravy l.n;.lon Dull Blankets -, Sl'7J
and So . 4 pair.
+, Siwrriinc quality and largcs, s;z, S ik
Il ami Bull, Blankets.
EN'rl l'rgc a;I! heavy Bed Cnm'n',crS
h, 8, 50 and 81 81.
Heavy doah'c tw.st Cotton Shcctinrs,
3 yards vide.
Superiine Frcnch Furniture t'hinrz.
w. J. J.ACOui Il son.
2?l kng.st, (B-nsD opp. the By Bout
Dee. u, 1852 S--,i
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Encourage Home IJanufac
ftlrnS

he Subscriber, grateful for the lihcra!
patr"na.n heretofore bestowed upor
MN, takes this method cf informing the p.op.
oi Sumter and The atiJpinifg Districts. ,i,ut he
Sii,' g Gn.!in,les to carry on tho CARRIAGE and
,aA NNf:SS MAKING business in NIL its vnri.
o''S nrnncles, NJ liis stand in BisliopyilIc S. G.
lie ~ making large additions 10 hi. Establish.
meit, mem so ny to enable him 90 rnnnnnctur,. every
ain's wanted, in his line, Mt the shortest notice.
una IN I" style # workmanship equal to any in
nsson'inrn RI States He has iIiI,s employ cx-
i,'f's',rcd worknrn, nihf Is we'll supplied with
ihe hesl seasoned imi,er; also with 'Trlrmi,,rs
a''a ,houn'ings of The latest style
All new work done in his line will be war
ltnteu - months and repaired without charge
n r. ltfhll in that tWe, lie will do repairing ii
.i,a shortest notice, ilid IN case any person living
mt , distance should repairing done. ifilry
WI write 10 that effect lie will send for tl,,.
JOB, and return it when DONE
-. =" o. JAS. w. AMBROSE
N.H.--tiis TERMS urr rs reasonable us any
person ruul! expect 10y
Bi.horvic, $. G., March ., 1859. 2O-lv
. ~ Black River Wu,clnan will cppy Six
'''''''''' J. WA.
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First and Last Notice.

AL persons indebted 'othc Undersigned
arn notified that they must come forward
anl settle up lkair Notes aid Accounts, by
the first day OF January next, as Iic is
bound tn havs money hy that day to meet
his own papers that has been out Tor the
last year. d. pry up. aud save mr the
trouble of go,ig 10 u Lawyer To collect for
me, besides paying him cost. a word in
time is enough Tor the wise.
4 o. p. MGROY.
Dec. 81, 1852 S--,i
4 NVatcI,n,au copy time.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
In CHARLESTON.
wv. G.. BANCROFT.
253 and 255 Rtrn ,-.. =;

"'" "oo t!SG- STREET.
.Cpnc uonr hc'ow,Went@nrih- -Street.)
We Won't! again respectfully invite the atten.
ton OF onr friends md customers in the country,
to our extensive Stock OF DRY GOODS. when
they visit our City. Always in hand -,
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
Consisting OF Georgia PLANES and Keneys.
Alabama do :. 40. ,
iinin and Striped OsnahergR. ia,
Blcnehed aud Brown nomestios b., ~ ssip
SUPER DUFFII. BLANkETS-DIRECT
lMPORTATiCN. 7 IL
We would also particularly invite attention To-
our IMPORTATION. Of SILKS ;and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN TIE ESOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
In the Dry Goods Line, viz: Iiosicrs, Golves,
Linens, Flanncls, Cloths, ,Casimers, l,ombazines,
Alpaccas, NIcrenocs, Monssellain dc LANES.
I'iaihs, 'nconets and Swiss NTuslins, Furniture
Din,iiy, Prints, Ginghams, Shawis, Laccs, Elu
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %, 1851, 4s,6 A
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In Equity Sumter District.
John Il Broughton
lieiiiia b. Broughlon.
and Margare, l.. Brough-
ton, BY their next BILL
friend JAS. r. Brock,

rsSS,
Epscy L. Broughton:
In pursuance u! an order in The above
s!tn,ci case, will aifnr at public sale, on
the first Monday in January next, mt Sum
ter Court louse, that plantation or tract OF
land, gontang about four thousand acres,
lying IL ClaIendon County, Sumter Dis
lrict. at or near Fulton Post Oliice, belong.
ng To the csla:e of the late Edward
Broughion, Jr., deceased, and upon which
lie resided AT the time OF his death being
the. .samercppvcrcd by the said John L.
Brotightnh, Iie,ilia b.. Broughlnn, Margi
ret l.. Broushton, and FpsGt Il. Brhughlon,
III an action of Trcspass to NY Title, lately
brought by them, in t.e Conrt Of Com.
mon Pleas for sale, n.strjct,;agninst Edward
Brough,on. senior, deceased. Not to be
sol tor less than seven thousand seven
hundred aud fifty dn!lnrs.
), TtEMs s.-vCnc- fourth par. OF The pur-
cI'asc money to be paid il, cash; The bal
amcc payable in one, Two AMI three years,
With interest from the day OF salc--llic
purchaser TO give bond and personal secu-
ii Y, and mortgage n tho land for The
credit portion uI The said purchase money.
w. T.. Is. IIAiNS WORTH,
Com'r in EY"Hy
Dc. ii, lS32 I'D
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CATALOGUE,


ss"S ts,.s 'liGiIE,St.k%5 fii.sqS Sss ). f--.
'H"fNs". IHi licir .;s- ,SIHiCSaUf Naii,>,-
- so, go. s}rc3- %na &i,t. . a..',lt.>ts -;
finsks. .l.' (!
Knives, Scissors. Razors, Gcn,'s Travelling
,fdiltt Cases, 81,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases. Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coats Spool Cotton, Connun do, Tapes,
Yarns, .' 4,
Buttons Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
lungncs,
Sars, Prrfumery, Inks,
And general assortment pf Fanny Articles,
Cold and Silver Watches, Jrwetry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Mnniel Clocks,
Common Brass nnl Wool Clncks, DC.
English un.f t:cn,an Guns, Bird Cngcs and
Traps, ana various other articles too numerous
tp inentnn -
NIB Just received from Paris the most
splendid assortment oil Gil, and Gold Jewclry
ever offered in this market. FAC. b.
Oclobcr Il, 1851. 5O-lf
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Camden Bazaar,

LOOK XERE! LOOK HL'Hh"!I
:. JUST received IL new supply of WIN
TER GOODS, consisting u; Il great VI
1rrty ui Dry Clouds, newest styles, C.n H.
il Y. RonutS, Hats. Don<, anil SIiors,
.tir"ccr.r-, II ,rhwarr and Gallery. Crorkc.
~ and China Ware, ~, &c.
Selling al Char.c> pr ccS.
NJ. DRUCkER co.
Clmlen, Dec. 2I, lo:j4 S-u
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Improved Cotton Gins

Thankful for past f;ivours the subscriber wi. hs
es 10 iniorin the public that he sill nlannf,c
b'Irg, on the most ihpruvcA aud approved ninn.
which he thinks that the cotton giiln.,i on, Un,.
OF those gins of Ilic late mpruycnl:sl is vyor,i;
nj icnst 4 quarter of cent more u,an tin. co,.
ION Ton slIned IN the ordinary gin. lie also man
h!nr'"res IA Them ON the most simple construction.
oi the finest finish nnl of tn. best mnier;n,. -.
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cns,.
Ia r'icncd wllirh Ire will sell for So nrt Sn,t
IL ais" repairs old gins and puts them in com.
Inct "r':cr Al tile slnr,cs, notice. All orders fot
Sins VIII he promptly nnd pulanally attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Siatcburg, Sumter Dist, 5. G. Feb II. 3D.,
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Steam Boat Notice,

CAPTAIN EASTEN having made ar
Engagements with us, with regard to The
storing of Goods at Wrights Bluff W,
will therefore store and deliver any .rcipit
left in our charge, by steamer Fee Dne.
free OF Charge, after this dilr.
TINDALL g. WATSON.
Agents for Pee Dec.
Nov. 18th, 1852. ST
"atchman copy.
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Plantation for Sale,

~ ra|mh!c plantation situated in Sumter
Di siIict, y miles East of Camden, and 3 miles
North Of Spring Hill containing $50 acres Of
land, about 300 acres in cnilvaiinu; II god
dwelling house and all other necessary buh!-
ings thereon fine springs of water. and r,.
markably healthy. The above place il :. vpi;.
pleasant SIMMER residence: Application f,r
information may be- made nt this Office, or lc
tho subscriber On lh, premises.
MARY GRlER
cc'' -, i''* 52tG
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Black Silks.

We invite attention 70 our large assort-
mcnt of superior Black Giro de RHYME
Silks, of various widths, which VIC are Of
fcrIng at the very lowest market prices.
w. ]. jacob g.. SON,
22l Kmg-st (lendD npp. tho Big Boot.
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior qualify Knitted Lambs Wo!
and Mrrno Under Vests.
Extra iinc and heavy Brown and B.cacicd
S,0chinrit Vests.
Lambs Wcol and heavy Knitted Drawers,
OF lie best makr..
y superior assortment Of Lambs Wnol,
Thread and SILK Ialf Hose, of Tie ocs'
,l:mg!I>l rnhnunrturn.
Nlsp, Ecmt$. H,vYrs, III S.!k, Cotton, Lin.
en-, and l.-Ec,
Threads. For sale very iov. n,
w. j. Jacob s. SON,
POI king.s'. (bcn,!) opp The Big Root.
Nov. 9th, 1872 2--tf
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Carpetings! Carpatings I!

Tie subscribers are now prepared 10 oil
Ter the lowest market prices, full as
sor'ment OF superior VELYET'YEPfS.:
TRY Y, BR RUSSELS, IIfREE-PLY,
INGRAM, SCOTCH, TENITIAN,
DUTCH AND LINEN CARPETfH
lNGS in new and choicc designs ,Alsn.t
The various widths of PRINTED BA1ZES
or FLOOR CLOTHS; FLOOR and
STAIR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB-'.
CLOTHES. GlL'r anil SILVERED.
STAIR RODS and CARPETTNGS-;
RUGS and MATS, &c. all of which have
been carefully selected from the naiu-
iacturcrs in the American and English
mhrkets, hy one of the PARTNERS, and we
w,lr have them cut. made, fitted and laid
II the most workmanlike manner, and on
the bes, terms. We most confidently in-
vito attention 10 our stock. Also
Curtain Materials. -.
We are now prepared in our curtain de-
ar,mcnt TO offer The various styles Of !,
CTRTAIE SITFFS, in Silk worsted,
Linen and Cotton y masks, Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtans, Ginps, Loops :
Tasscls,. -Cori,iccs, &c. Church Trim
mings, Hangings, &c, new designs for,
which wc have now received and they viii
he made, and put up, OH the best tern. In
The most work'nanllkc manner, and under
our own supervision. !,
BRO rnNING 81 .LEMAN,
"'-.ocosson iuC. & Z kERKIsoS 81 C6t
Corner King and Market Streets, @
Charleston sc.
>O1t' ~, ls'a 22--tf J
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Educational Notice.

MISS CAROLINE MORGAN. would
respectfully Inlorm her friends and patrons
that.Shc will resume tho exercises. OF her
School on the first Monday in January
1888.
'TcrQRas.
Smelling. Reading, and Writing
per Quarter - ss3 90
Primary Geography, and Arilh-
mrtc, with above 81 90
Grainncr, Geography, History.
AMI Philosophy, including the above, Sc 90
Astronomy, and Botany ST 90
Sum'c'vlllc, Deer 7th. 1892 Cit
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CIRCUIT n.

The subscriber respectfully ipfnrms hi,
friends and customers. that he is now r,r.iynn
nj his old stand, No. 2G .HArNE. S7'rEEr. IN
sairs) ~ ltt'n Enyl',nl, t;cih,any, France and tho
Sorti'eFn States, complete assortment of
Staplr ano 1:antn Dress Goo1s,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelrv 60
rs per Catalogue annexed. whirh.hc is prrr, rcj
I" sell ON reasonable terms, ai ilhoic.snie orr
Ia the Country Tnlt!c. lie respectfully solic;Is
q cat', thihs determined to sell ms law ms o,,v
House in the .City. l.. G. BROWN
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PERRY OSES,


CAT The old stand of \. j. &. y. Noscs}
Offers to his friends and The public generally,
q fresh supply ofcvcry variety nf goods selected
by himscIr, Siz: in Dry Gnods-
3a, 7-s, "A, 81, UP tn l2-i Domcstics. from
5 cents y yaEd'ip, or less by the quan,ily.
Brown Linens al II l-2 cents yard,
Colored musins, and Linen Luatrcs, yards
TO the dnliur.
White Grape Shaw,s ut SIS 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour. uwarantcd r,oiD at So so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee in Mats,
Sugars of all kinds, some eNcclca, quality at
= IL cents.
Sperm and Adaman,ino Cnnd,es, less than
they can be bought regularly in Charleston by
the box ai.nonds. iaisons, Figs, Currants,
C!lron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
in: great variety, at very low prices, and he
DEtlES composition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carr olicr's Tools.
April >1,',, 1852 27--tf
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a w % lR ID IL o. u. III tyn @
GOOD PEOPLE OF SUMTER & DARLINGTON

LADIES Ng GENgEMEN The undersigned would
ce which E were laid gh the best Judgment they possessed Thy
satisfaction all pleased call
of
and Opposite T. 3. L. l.. Fmscrs Law
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fiji ! nE ns

HiNG appointed the Agent ot NEWHGN
- u BRoTHER's PIANO FORTES, / tif
recommend tlicm as being finished in OK.
qulslte manner, will':n entire Iron Frame
10 keep Them in tune, aud not liable to u.t
out OF tl'nc SO readily, with English Grand
Action, to octaves, in Rose,vot,d cases
ihe>e Pianos are manufactured in BaIti!
more, IN Southern STATE, ;w;irrahted 10
s'and the climate ; not 10 wind Or draw nm.
shall he pleased 10 recevc orders. and
VIII have them delivered by competent
person. who Will put them up and tune
them.
Terms modera'c and easy. Call and
see before purchasing elsewhere
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
June 2S, 1852. a6a,f
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MSTinos, D'Lalnes, h}pacas

Fiie qualities Icrinus, al 80 cts.
Pam r"!'d CaS!:n"rcs and Fl.' Muslin
Dclaincs, Il, II IL cts.
a new assortment uf suncrinc Back
and Coiors French Mcrinns
n.lnalily an beautiful cu!ors A'pac-
a..
Back A'pacca<,
Superb Parish Muslin Dc!tnes nn,l
CashncreS III - cents.
Fnr Frcnch Mu~lin Dtiaims. plain co.,
ors in every variety.
) The above goods are now open at very
pw prices.
AA w. !. J.vt'f,iH u son,
Y 22l k'ng-s'., (Bn) "rp The Big Boo
/ Chlrns."n, dec. II, 1892 S--li
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:. New Arrivals
Al THE .CAAIDEN"B6IaAg

assortment Of SPRING AND ~ yi,iEw ;sW
-, winch consists parks 81
Snilro2S, Ginghans I,.ala :gsS$sssssys s,2
'.0Nf,'H, fali.Sr MtrshTr u ss:.srz ~:
HIso.--:A large assortment of Linen Cambricf
1l,dkls, Needle wbrked Collars and Cnfis,
ChriniscIls md Caps, NInslin and Lace SleeresE,
Cnles and hlnniillas, Lace and Muslin Edging
and Inserting, Bonnets and Ribbons Of the,
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Pnrasols, and great variety Of
other articles too numerous to name. 4;
They recommend their stock OF blcnclied
and hruwn Shrting, blue and striped IIomc--
spnns. Cotton and Linen Osnnhqrgs, Bed Tick,
and every kind of Iowelling and Table Linen,
4 very large assortment of Hosiery of every de-.
scrip'ion, Linen, Thread Lnce and Silk Gloves.
Nlitts, &c. &c. IN,
They invite their friends to call at tieifsl:,,.
feeling certain In he able to satisfy them in.
every way, Well in the prime ~ i'll the assert.
ment OF the Goods. NJ DRUCkER 81 co.
April 90, 1852. 26-if
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r. OtiGR,

Persons having demands against the Es-
tate of t. Richardson, Decd. are requested
to present them duly attcstcd, and those in,
debled to make payment To
&. Al. RICHARDSON,
Ailnr.
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Rail Road Notice,
sstHft:.i155 s;;1fzsse g.ti giss&S.st ~ ssaI.l,
S ST ~ 3 ;sSSt & Eg5-S1A

sEisi5 iS;s;ssSs =; isfsE+i7ys EGa=5;s =
OsF,cE w. q NJ. X. r. Co,
Marion e. IT,, S. 6. Dee. 3, 1882
The Stockholders of the Wilmington
And Manchester Rail Road Company arc
hereby notified that lhcSixtccnh insialment
OF Five Dollars per share on their spbscrip-
ton is required to be paid on or before The
first day al January 1888.
J}y order cl tIc Boar:l Of Directors.
= JOHN MACRAE, .lr, Trcs'r
Dec. 7th, 1882 G-lG
Vatchman copy.
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Cravatg, Hkf's and Gloves.

Oar whole assortment Of Gents Gloves,
Cravats and Pocket liandkerchiefs are nf-
lcring ut very low prices to close out stock
w. J.. JACOB d son.
22i Kir"-st (bcnd) opp. the Bly, Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1892 9 If
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In Equity---Sum District.
Ex l'Ar,n.

N lGx PIrit. J
J. X. Mct.aw
and others.
S In pursuance oI an order in ll;S case !
will offer /" The highest hid'Irr III public
! sn!e, on The first Monday N J,l!uarp nc=t,
AZ Sumter Court House, s.N negroes, viz
Lacy. William, l.izzy, Hccs, pniii<, and
M,.rrirr.
Tcrns.--So mucl, caSf, ar will pay the
!, costs, AMI The balance on II credit of
olc year. with interest iroi., the day of
sale payable annually until the whole is
p,id. The purchaser giving bond with
good security anI a mortgage of lhc
property AMI pnying for papers.
w. l.. H. HAYNSWORTII,
e. +. ). -.
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experiences that il is much superior TO tho gene
yalily of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
-Dr.c. N. jackson, Phladelpha. July
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Steam Saw Hill For Sale

The subscribers oiTcr for sale ,hrir
steam Saw and Grist Mills, situated about
one tn''c Fast OF Sunieryi.c. The Eu.
Hinr Is % horse power, has been in use
about trrc'rears, drives J upr ult saws.
one c'rcuar s;w, ae;l is in Iuli v,cra,iou,
with an cSccl!rnt ran OF cus,.n,,. I't,c
mn! 'i'iiSc Is 4 lWn-stnrv snbs:a,i.lI frame.
i"gH'h"r with two timber wagons and
gear orc excellent ox-cart mules, horse
and oven, negro hnuscS, stables, anJ cycry
'h'nS necessary i'r carrying on tie bus.
ness successfully. A!so, lot of abo,,
SIX acres OF land, ON VIII ch The mill and
buildings arc located Ii Lot sold NJ mr.;
va'e safe previously, tLn. same vi he sold
at pnh!'c'aa'e nn the tirsl' day OF January
hcN', anl Possession given on that duv.
Persons wishing 10 pllrrh Sc can exam
me Tie mill and wIrnrSs its opcr tions and
obtain any iniornnlion they may desire
concerning the same by APPLYING to Y. ]. |
T.. !. COGlILhN SEQ. !
Sumtcrv'llc, Nov. :5rh, lS:;! n-lr,
"ai,h''an copy once mont, for two
"iinh.
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Cheap. Goods.

TIE suhscrbcr hns lust rc,urned fro,,,
Charleston with full nssor,ment Of AfT
u kiN DS or GOODS, Wares and MIcrchan,
use III his line of business having exercised.
,,'s n,Tosl NJ ~ nfisehet in biiyhig. them: CHEAP
njsD r.yi .GoOD, (and goods ,reii bditgkt are haH
soltl nc can make ii an object TO anv one to
Retail. PFPiSy nInSES "
April 9th, 1852 aJ",c
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FEMALE SEMINARY .

Tic subscriber having purchased JuIg"
Lewis Premises, III the Northwestern par;
:" the village, and hclievin" tue .oralion
'!cSirahl', nrni""+cS 10 open SEMINARY
for Young Lrd,c>s on the y Mnni,v IN
Jhnlarv mex, uilrr his own immediate
$urcrvi-iun, assisted by such Trrcl,rrs as
He wants o! the Scho"! may ,tlnaul
TIC government will be- parental and
m:id, vet firm and dccidr;l--uacdicurc to
rules s:rciiy. enforced.
Tue l'r.dvIpal IS so well known to the
public, that references and concentrations
arc deemed unnecessary, ur in'x mi rht h'.
uh,an".l "a. any Irs.r.ii;c rXicmi. IT,.
hopes by d!igcnt un,l faithful attention tc
The l,frl'cr,m,l aud moral Improvements 81
" t'!cA his t..tsa i".Ni"-
rnr >"Hu'as'i' yo7r wii! cuus;s; % tw6
Ju> I,-. W.'t close ;llt has, ut June,
yi!l Il vacation q; iwu nini.!ls--rrron.
ucncing Tic tir>l Scptcr'acr, and closing
tho last Dcrr,nl or.