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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-08-21
William X. D. Ward vs.. The lIeirs of John
W. Cleuhorn d,c.s,.d

"iliiam u. u. Ward ". The Heirs of John
W. Cleghorn. deceased.
70 The sheriff # sad county, Gnrrrrso:
YOU ore hereby commanded to summon
L the heirs, and the Successors, and legal
representatives. Of John W. C,.ghorn, deceased,
by publication Of ,his citation for eight sue.
ces,iye weeks IL the Texas Republican, news.
paper printed and published IN HARRISON county,
Texas, to be and appear a, the next term Of
said court. 10 be holden n, the Courthouse in
the town 81 Gilmer, on III. second Monday
aiier the third Monday in sepi.mber. 1919,
and answer the petition of peiGiil, which Is,
IN substance, ~ follows
That on the ff-t day Of November 1899
John w Clrghorn, since decreased. made and
delivered unto William X u Ward palnti,y.
for aud IN consideration of the .um uf five
thousand dollars, his bond for title TO two
thou-ai d two hundred and fourteen acres of
land bling one half OF league Of land. the
headlight Of him the sand John W Clcghorn,
rs settler of Texas PRIOR to and AT the drra.
ration Of Independence, and, IN further con
sldcratou that plaintiff should attend to the
location cf the whole league and labor Of land
of him the SAID John " Cleghorn, and pay Nil
the expenses incident to obtai ing patents for
the same that til. patents have been obtained
upon lands located by plaIuth IN perform.
anee OF his part OF the contract, aud the
expenses incident to the same have been uaid .
that said lands lie IN Cp>hur. county, aud are
known rs surveys number 10, IN district mum
Der |, and survey number ! 10 in district mum.
Der ,. Tn. hr-t survey. No %, wing between
tn. waters of BIZ and Lttc Cypress, with
me,es and bound, ~ follows Beginning a, y
stake tn. north east corner of Stephen JuH.,,
survey, from which post oak bears south
thirty -four degrees west IA 9 10 ynra. anoih.
er bears .ouih 10. degrees east - 2.l0 yaras
both marked VI D.. thence south with tn. east
boundary Of sad survey, thirteen hundred and
cl4htN-three ,aras. TO "A stake from which II red
oak bear, north 50! deH'ecs wes, ten vara,
n post oak bears north AZ degrees vest, 10
2 10 ,atas, both marked W II thence west
wlth the south line OF said survey two thous.
and SIX hundred and twelve sara, 10 stake,
from which red oak bears north IS degrees
east 10 40 taras, another bears north 80
degrees east % $40 varas both marked NJ b.
thence south, at eighteen hundred and thirty
safas the Cherokee trace at nineteen hundred
and sixty same trace, at tWenty.styen hundred
and slNiy-,lS Naras stake, from y hich hnpk
jack bear, north eighty.'our degrees ea-i, Is
yaras a pine bears north forty.one degree.
east ~ varas both marked " H. thence
east with the northern boundary Of survey
numbered .i2, no, and 1909, al TX hundred
and fifty yIfas a branch at three thousand
two hundred and siNty yaras another at four
thousand two hundred and sixty ,a-a. STAKE
ON Which a hlack OAK brais north fort, de.
grrcs, west 80 10 yaras another bears south
TO degrees west ! go Saras both marked
WI thence north at one thousand and nine.
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NEW GOODS!

TINE subscriber would inform the public tina
i lac has Just received n splendid stock o
goods, aud will be constantly RECEIVING through
gu, the season additional supplies. la, stor,
is situated ut Gladr Springs, eight miles suu,hf
cas-, Of Marshall |, Hlii contain almost every
thing usually found IN stores IN the country J;
the stock has been carefully selected for this
market and purchased at -uch prices aa Will
cnab, the subscriber to sell on the mos, favor.
able terms. Gail and give us 'rnl
J. l.. SllEKROD
Apnl 10. ISl2. nj lin.
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" mrntng.
Naturalization Notlcc.

fTIEkS of administration dt bonus mon
- having been granted 10 the undersigned
on the estate If {. W. Mormon deceased,
by the Probate Court Of Pamela county.
This Is to uollf, al person, haslrg CLAIMS
Sgs'ns, sad estate, to present them, properly
authenticated and those indebted % Tho SINE
are requested to pay np immediately.
~ pillN E. MORMON, AdmS,
" X MORMON, Admir-.
Carthage June l. So n6t-
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Jew bavid'. or Hebrew Plaster.

fh's srt,lr PREPARED for la,ns and weakness IN the
bach breast siic, or limb, bruises sptain. 81 and
iof Hsihmaiic ailrcuons-wi ~ moot c,se. give IN
mediate and permanent relief It Will a.o he found
siy beneficial for complaints Of the liver, lungs and
k,dnry- Person. oi ssdentsy hshil, whose husiur.
requires them to At OF stand much ~ troubled
r''h vrsLnrs- n tho chest. af ,au n the .td, OF
h'rau vii hDd rr.ai relef by Nra'ug one It these
Nnsrfs
" II - now numerically caneele,i That rhruma.
ti.m. g,ut. lmtn. ~ weakness IT ihr back side "
breast can h Hfsi .ounet hy thu ui the jew Ia
vid. o' H. brew Plaster. than any chet remedy ever
known Ia man.
~ ~oald a1tisc our friends ant Other. who afr
afflicted With tlu. truly p-iatul manii tu rlabr mn
mediate use IT thr 1rw nt,ids of Hebrew PIA.i"' ~
= .ius- rial WI place II beyond lhr r~ae ~ come
uuuu and cuu luc~ the most tnofeduuus oi 1t. ,uI+
mr. medical stdn-s
ScovtL 4 Mr,p. III Char'rr. street Nrw Orleans.
Whnrsa'- agents for the snutittfu .lnfs u j. $50
,uld hy Evans. sanders, a Co, Marshall, and Noffs
a laokru J,ilefs'u
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
Mrshaii, Teas
fLl2AGtFli JACKSON ..... ........ rrppr,-tre.


tasting charge Of the PLANTERS 10.
! TEL, Mrs J l. full, aware of the respon.
sibi,y of the undertaking yet, having had
several years experience m catering for the
public she fa,icr- herself that She can render
general satisfaction
She has made sore, and hopes to make
many more changes ~ the si,lc aud manage
mcnt Of tins lious. whether for better or
Tor worse shr &, willing to l,as. to discern
ing public to decide Notwithstanding. all the
Improvements sh, ha. IN siev. her charge. sll
remain The same a, ttos. OF her lllu,luous'
predecessor
~ The STAGE OFFICE. for the Shrcye-
port, Jefferson, and Tyler hne Of stages, Is
Kept at this House, and every attention viii
b, paid TO the travelling public.
Aug !, 1854 viuG-3m
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MARSHALL HOTEL,
tSouth SIDE of the Pubic >quare)
MARSHALL, Tnx.s

1--WE subscriber having recently taken charge
1 OF this House, has made several improve.
ments IN It's internal arrangements, and has had
the rooms thoroughly renovated and repaired !,
50 that II Is now inferior to no Hotel IN the
country.
4, he has started in the business with the
expectation of making It profitable, he viii en-.
dravor to do - by keeping good house. LIST
Cleanliness and neainc,s VIII be observed IN
all the arrangements Of the Marshall House,
from the kitchen /" the Frrei. ~ TIE bed
room. and beds viii not only be sep, nra, and
clearly. but the rooms WI be supplied with
the necessary furniture, wAsh.slatds, bowls.
toNrl- Sc
Sd The table will be supplied with the very
best tina, can he obtained. and which viii be
served up IN an acceptable manncr by an ex.
pcricnccd cook. The servant. are poit. aud
attentive.
Ia fine, it viii b. the object Of the under~gn.
do 10 conduct the llar-hall House IN such a
manner a. to invite custom.
Ttnss
Board per month With lodging. el5 90
per without, lodging, IL 90
per week with lodging, 90
per without 4 So
per day ! 90
Single Meal 50
~ Prrry'- well known LIVERY STABLE
is connected w'h the House This ,iabl, l..
still under the charge OF VI { IIyGson. Tnos.
stopping a, the Marshall lIou-,, liay rely On
their HORSES beng Vel attended to.
Tn,clcr. wanting horse OF buegics. can
have hem at an hours notice
II The Henderson Inn. nf STAGE. Altar, from
tins House three Times week
J. W SlNNS.
August 7, 1854. ~ nG-tE
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CITATION.

THE Stars or Texas,
County Of Upshur.
In the District Court for SAID Couniy,
FoH T,rm. A. ID. 1852.
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NOTICE T..

1 III. those in ',bicd to T 6 Pierce Tor 1881
~ are requested 10 come forward and .,t,i.
either b, paying the money OF b. note.
March 4. $50
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Sale of Furniture, Carriage.
6tlt' Horses, &c:

On Monday, November 11d, if the wealth
er should be, favorable, Il hoti hn the first
fair day thereafter,-tlle sulscfibcr being
nbnnt 10 reno G. will sell at auction NIL
his household furniture, consisting Of ma
liogany ldining-tables, maple, canetbottom,
and other Chairs, carpets, card-tnbles, sofa,
rocking.cairs, sde-board, ward robes,
shower! ath with force-pump attached,
clocks, bureau, bed-sieads, wire-safe, andi-
rons, a fine Piano Forte Of Chickering's
make, with iron frame &c. Ga very superb
or instrumenD &c. &c. &c. Also small
stock Of cattle, containing so'nc fine mich
cows, pair of carriage-horses, carriage
and harness, buggy and harness, horse
;#$=S'Hi and gear, cart, anu many othci arti.
Giles, too numerous 10 mention. Sand
Hills Clarendon, ono mile from FultonP.
o.. opposite Mr.. X. G. Richardson's sum-
mer residence. Terms made known on
day Ct sale.
N b. Any Of the above may be treated
for at private sule.
w. X. STUART
Fulton p. O., Oct. 10Th, 1852 52-4t
Watchman copy i timcH. SO
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Executive Departmes, S. g.

COLUMBIA, October ], 1852.
nissioners of the pnllis, ,I2t.sda
L in this State, TO whom District 3 Maps
were sent by The State authorities in $40,
for the purpose Of recording upon them
any changes, in the line Of roads, new aet-
tlemenieI and other improvements, are re-
guested to return the same 10 the Execn-
tive Office, Columbia, at as early day
ns practicle, not exceeding three months
from date, as they will be required to cor
rect the new edition of the District Maps
ofthe State, about to be published. .It.is
respectfully requested that the gsntleuien
having charge Of these Maps will add the
notice every improvement which has taken
place in their range Of operations, ncluii-
ing the lines rf Rail Roads passing through
them, with the locations, villages, factori-
es, mineral springs, mines public and pri-
vate houses established, and every object
interesting in each district, with aueI,
written explanations and references as may
be necessary. =
By order Of the Governors:
3. Il. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct. IL. 81 ata.
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Hsoiss,,aE,,I,ssr,.

S. Thnusanls Of parents who ,,sc vermirugc
composed Of CASTOR Oil, eniol,el &c., are moi
nYarc, that while They APPEAR TO hshciit the pa
tisrit. they ctially ing tte iaandaidn for
asFrieas tliseases {shch ns saliya,iun, loss Of
sight woaknsss of aimbs. &C.. =, 4.fs-
&inaun6ti'ercolan,n will he f,i,lnd the udver-
'isemcnt Of lIobcnsnck's Medicines, towhcl,
wcsask. .the attention of Ill directly interested
! In theirown ns we'll as their Cll,lr.n's health.
h ijser eotnpain'ss md ,,il. ,li, orders ari ing
Y fpm ,liose &c a bilious type, should make use
e,t ihesTenly genuine medicine, IIubcllsack's
I.issrs Pills. E9zasgty s,s s .,95ys .rsgls
;isG:Ws sBe not dcrciced," hutnsk for IIoben-
.sHckh Worm, Syrup and Liver Pills, and ob.
ssrse1 ,at s,.c ius The. .signatnrc Of tho proprie-
tor. j.sNs lfonENsAck,n ms i,onccls nre genuine
!. Is gust; ~. ~, si,sys., ~ 49,. 42-ly.
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Linens, Linens.

White Irish Linens, of the best fabrics,
from 25cts. yard up.
Fine and superline qualities Of White
Lawns and Linden Cambria.
Extra quality Brown and Grey Linens, 3-4
and "A wide, very cheap.
Superior "Barnslee" Linen Sheetings 6-I
and l2.4 wide.
w. J. jacob g. SON,
22l King-st. (bcnd) oyp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1892 2lf
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TO PLANTERS

1T has heen my pleasure to trade with
the planters of this State for. tho past fur
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, Tor several reasons.
viii make the reasuns 80 clear to you,
taht think the invitation to call will he
accepted. buy for cash--well, that gels
Hats low. Next, when sell planter a
bill, the cash is certain TO come, that innkes
me offer Inducements. When you buy 5
doz. Wool or glazed Hat, or lot of Caps
from STEELE, yOn can depend that they
are not suffered INTO box badly packed
and all of one sze-lnr great pleasure is Ia
ken To put them up in such u way that
they will open TO the satisfaction Of all
narlies.
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior qunlity Knitted Lambs Wool
and Mcrino Under Vests.
Extra fine and heavy Brown and BIoached
StOchinett Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
OF the best make.
\ superior assortment OF Lambs Wool,
Thread and Silk Ialf Hose, Of the best
English manufacture.
e.ld, Lislc,
Threaas. For sale very low a,
w. J. jacob g. SON,
92l king-st (bend) opp the Big Boot.
Nov. 9Th, 1852 2-tf
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale.

I'D The. subscribers offer for sale their
Steam Saw and Grist Mills, situated about
one esHile2East ot Sulntervile. The En-
sg,lie ts: % horse power, Inns been in use
Sabout three years, drives upright saws,
<siea circular saw, and is in iull operation,
with an eycclent run OF custom. The
litiouse is twn-story substantial frame.
Toge e,her4}With two timber wagons and
gear, tAne excellent oX-cart, mules, horse
s;stad peVen, negro houses, stables, and every
thing necessary t"r carrying on the bust
ness successfully Also, u lot of about
six acres Of land, on which The mill and
bnlldings are located. II not sold at 'pr-
vate sale previously, tho same will he sold
atpnblic sale on the first day OF January
next, and possession given OH that day.
ssaPersonsa wishing TO purchase can exam.
inc The mill and witness its operations and
obtain any information they may desire,
concerning the same by applying to L. J.
Goghlan. sa se,
,Ssgs9 T.&J. COGHI.AN g. co.
sSnmterville, Nov. bib, 1852 2-2n
Watchman copy once month Tor two
month. @
holesale and Retail,
PEltisYstde1 is now receiving his
stock nf
DRY GO OCDsS,
2GROCERfFtS.
ss.s5 4El&DCKERN, gs4s4ss ps
ErTsSss FIlARnWARE,
~ ~ 3 HATS TS&ANUCAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SOLE AND HARNESS LEATlIER,s
pAfNTS,4) )I l. AN - GLASS,
..,.,,gss. AIeRIAGE TRIM AIlNGS, SC,
which from tho fact OF tlieir being WELL.
bpughi, aud received by the regular train
over the CONGAREE BRIDGE lie can
aud will;sell mt the b,cest market prices at
fHHoLRsaLE ;or RgTAIL.
;s IS BACON at III IL cts.
" g PERRY MOSES.
Nov s, 1852. S'as '"sI
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JOSEpH FREY,

FIR . N 5 CHI ARLE STON,
:. Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Su,ntervillc and vicinity. that he will be
in Su,ntervillc about The 9Th of November,
prepared to Tune and Repair Pianos, Or
guns and other Musical! Instruments. No
charge will be made, il satisfaction is not
,ft;ca wjll he
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Cravats, Hkf's and Gloves.

Our whole assortment of Gents Gloves,
Cravats and Pocket liandkcrchefs are ul-
lering ut very low prices to close out stock.
w. J. Jacob q. SON.
22i King-st (bcnd) opp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1852 g If
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N .EW FIR M.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together IN the mercantile business
under the irln OF BUTLER & NEWBE.
Ri, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are
now receiving and opening large and
well selected stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
RIGS, Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or TO customers who will pay
up punctuaIly. ~
II 1t is unnecessary to enumcrate arti-
clcs, just come along see for yourselves.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. NJ NEWBERY.
At the stand formerly occupied by Nc
Roy 81 Jones, one door north Of tho Post
Office.
SumtcrvIle, Oct. 10, 1852 5l--tf
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The Sumter Agricultural
,sas3 3s9sASSOCIA'i'ION.

The regular meeting nfthis Associainn,
whcl, was to have hecn he'd on the Eth
instant, is postponed on account of the Az
,Ticultural Aasociation in Charleston being
held i, that time.
Notwithstanding ofthe Association will
Mel Held at Sulnterville, on Monday, the 9th
day, oi December
JOHN J. MOORE, Prcs',.
MS. J. d. BaANDlAG, Sec'ry
Nov. Is. 1852 3-tf
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
wv. dS. BANCROFT

Z53 and z55 KINo-STREET. .795
Zone door below Wentwnrth.Sireet)
We would agnin respectfully invite the attsH-
ton of our friends and customers in the counfrys
TO our extensive Stock of DRY GOODS, when
they writ our City. Always in hand SS
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and kerseys.
Alabama do 80 du.i
Plain and Striped Osnnberga.
Bleached and Brown Domsstics ,ss.sa
SUPER DUFFIL BLANkETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also particularly invite atientionts
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared 10 furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line, viz: Hosiers, GolSes,
Linens, Fiannels, Cloths ,Casimers. Bombagiries,
Alpaccas, Nerenocs, Mcussellain de Laines,
Piaids, Jaconcts and Swiss Musiins, Enrniinre
Dimity, Prints, Ginghnrns, Shawls, Laces, Edg-
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c. s95 ~
September %, 1851. dS-.;f
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:. Money Wanted. .

FEH1iE Subscriber respectfully aiinonfIcea.
Il TO those Indebted to him for last year
and year before, that he is very mitch in
need Of funds: IA word to the wise Is
sufficient" s,us w. J. FRANCIS. as
August, 1864. 42Ttf
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Embrd ChantillV Wells.

A complete assortment oi superb French
Embroidered Chanlllly Wells, ranging from
5000 TO 50 cts. piece.
w. J. jacob & SON,
22l King-st. (bend) opp. the Big Boot
Nov. 9th. 1852 2--tf
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MeWFall and Winter Goods,

The subscribers are now receiving nnd open
ing, their usual supply of Dry Goods, Hardware
and tiroceries, the prices of which will be very
much reduced, and invite their friends and the
public to cxnmnc their stock
NJ. DRUCKER d. co.
Camden, Oct. "S, 81. l-u
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HOMIE MANUFACTURER,

IUNlL NIAlN UF AO / UGlEi
CHARLESTON BOOT AND SHOE
DEPOT, NO. 2s3, KING STREET,
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The subscriber having large number
Of Shoe- Makers employed on pcggcd and
scwo.' work, now offers for sale Iul sup
ply u, liens, Boys, and Youths Boots and
Shoes, made from best stock and good
workmanship. Also, Ladies' Black and
Cold Gailers-var;ous qualities. Ladies
Caters made 10 order, nj short notice.
-ALSO-,
Just received per steamers from New York
and Philadelphia.
400 Packages Boots and Shoes selected
from best manufacturers, for sale at re-
narkably low prices, among which are,
1000 pair Ladies' Bl'ck and coi'd Caters
from 7:5c to 81 25.
500 =" Ladies Moroccn walking shoes
thick solcs, at 75c.
1000 " Wonens Leather and moroc-
co Boots at 75c.
500 :. F" Buskins
thick SOC. TO G2 1.2.
1000 F." Misses Leather and morocco
Boots, 5Oc iu 62 l-2
1000 " Childrens morocco and I4eath-
er Boots, lS 3.ic To so.
1000 Mems Stout Bound Brogans,
at T3c.
1000 Boys ="
50c to 61 ID
500 :. Mems fine Cali Boots 80 IA
to $t -.
5000 I" Black and Russct plantation
B:ogans, at 63c.
$500 " I"
1000 " Mems and Womcns House
Servants, 50c tn 10.
With other kinds too numerous 10 mention,
cqually low prices, Tor sale Ey
+. G.. BARTLETT,
No. 3S3 King-st. corner L'berty-st.
n. B. a large assortment OF Travelling
md Packing Trunts, Carpet Bags, Vall-
ses, &c, al reduced prices.
Oci. 39th, 1852 l-3w
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FHoof.,,,tl's German, Hsittcrs.

Hundreds q sour citizens complain Of debili.
tyaiiI iapgonr Of the system, arrangement o
ll,r liver pnl stomach, want of appetite, &C.;
they Frequently the result of too close mp
pli.ations aud Il thousand other. causes we cam
get here name hut we would gay to all uhhlict-
ed, do ns we have done-get bottle CT two of
Dr. liooiland's German B,,ers, prepared by DR..
JAG ks"n, and our word for it yon will be cured.
We recommend this medicine,, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
Enlify Of patent medicines. WI would ITO
nssksssadcfs, punhused none unless prepared by
DIR III Iaekson. philadelphia. Julyl
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Notice.

l hereby give notice that / will not pay
any debt contracted by Nelson Mathis, a
minor, no matter for what purpose 1t ti'ay
be contracted. ~
JOHN MATHIS,
.Ex'tn Of the Estate. OF VIM. Mathis.
Ocl. 18TH, 1852 52-tf
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New and Fashionable
GOODS.

New and Fashionable
GOODS.
The subscriber is now receiving large stock
of Fall nud Winter Goods, viz:
Printed NJ de Laincs and Cashnercs,
Plain Pcrsain Cloths and AlIaccis,
Gnghams; Silk warp Flnnnels,
Embr'd Grape Shawls, Printti Caslim rdo.
Plaid Wool do Broche CasI,inr do.
Figur'd Plaid and Striped Dress Silks.
Blc'k Gros de Rhncs, Figurd l., ciinus.
Fashionable ClOaks and Ham
tillaS.
A large assortment Of Kid Gloves for Ladies'
and Gentlemen.
6 doz. I.adie. Black Silk Gnitcrs
LADIES WHITE GOODS.
Fine Cotton Cambrics Jaconet Cambrics
and huslins,
Embr'd and Lace Collars; Chcmse,,, &c.
at low prices. l.. B. HANKS.
T o PL A N T ERS.
Georgia kerseys and PLANES,
Negro Blankets and Shoes,
Bagging and Rope, kept constantly OH
hand by l.. B. HANKS.
GROCERIES,.
Sugnrs. Cofiees. Teas, Chocolate;
Molasscs, Bacon and Lard,
Trnnets Scotch Ale; Porter in pints,
Pickles. Sartlines and I.obst.rs, trc.
Soaps, Starch, Candles, and Spirit Gns.
10000 fine Segars,
20 Boxes fine Chewing Tobacco.
20 Bbls. Flour.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE will be
sold low. l.. Il. HANKS.
Hardware Of aN Descrip-
tiORS.
Carpenters Tools, Pocket Cutlery and
Table do.
Guns, Single and Double I3arrcll Shot
md Powder.
Nails, assorted.
HATS, CAPS, SHOES AND SADDLERY.
A large stock of READY-MADE Clothing.
Opposite Chinn's Hotel, by
l.. b. HANKS.
Oct. 29lh, 1889 l-u
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-12
Plantation Hats,

Black. White, Pearl. Blue, Gray and
Dr.b Wool HATS for negroes, OF all
shapes and all prices, also Glazed Hats.
BY TIE CASE OR DOZEN.
ii Planters Will forward their orders, di-
rect, or through any OF our Factors or
Commission Merchants. naming the NUN
ber of heads and the average age, will
insure the size of the Hats. as nothing is
moro pcrplexng than TO have ninety Hats,
all OF one size.
w. STEELE,
2il King-st. Charleston. S. G. rA
Oct. 29ll, 1852 I-.iw
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-12
Black Silks.

We invite attention to our large assort-
mcnt OF superior Black Gro d. Rhyme
Silks, OF various widths, which we are Of
fcring at the very lowest market prices.
w. ]. jacob g.. SON,
22l King-st (hendD opp. the Big Boot.
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JeWelry |! JeWelry !!

Living just returned from Charleston,
the subscriber has already on hand, and il
now receiving, neat md well selected
stock nf f'-,y---
. aSSVfsatGsacsssGlocIks & gcVyelry.
of alE,lesbEir,ians, which he will sell at
very moderate profit :,
f-9E!' Come on Ladies and Gentlemen,
sansi examine for yourselves. a call il all
! Task. ~ sss ly,:ST. MASON.
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