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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
THANKSGIVING AT THE FIVE POINrS-THE
prASE MISSION.

Mover before has such a scene been Witnessed In
this City as az the Five Points Yesterday AZ both OF
these blessed institutions of charity that are doing such
good work, there crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
so great that absolutely impossible to get nom one
room another sometimes for half hour together The
crowd commenced arriving before and continued to
90 andco in continuous currents till late in the evening
We made an Intellectual attempt to reach the supper
Of the Mission House the site of the old brewery we
learned however that the crowd of poor children VINO
nocked In there were well provided for.
AT the House OF Industry under the charge OF Mr. feaso
we did Penetrate into the midst OF the vast assembage,
spd made the presentation Of the porte monnae mentioned
in the item Of yesterday, to little girl named uannory
Dolerd who is afflicted with the prevailing ophthalmc
epidemic and in whom the audience became so much In
erested that they determined that the porte monnaie
should not be given empty and Immediately contributed
upword Of ga This we shall place in the Sxpenny Saw
ngs Bank for her tomorrow.
1t impossible to give even an approximate esmate OF
nc supper at this house table about fifty feet long
was flied at o'clock and fast set could be sat
SIZED hey gave place TO another and thus continued hour
after hour til late in the evening The inmates OF
he house number hundred and seventy five bat the
utsders that came in from the hedges and bitches, or
often holes and where humanity fingers not lives
the city far outnumbercd those that belong to the
house.
There was no lack of provisions The following hotels
sent In large supplies. Not waste odds and ends but of
the best in the market the Irving House the St Nicholas
Metropolitan Collamore Houses Howard House. Eastern
Pearl st. House the National Hotel Frcnehs Hotel Jud
sons Hotel Western Hotel and Thompsons and Taylor's
Saloons and several other public places The donations
from individuals very numerous. large portion OF
the nice cakes with which the tables were ornamentod
came from MR. Douglass of Twenty third 81. Several of
the hotels not only provisions but walters to assist
and the Irving House sent word late In the evening that
there any lack Of provisions the supply at that house
was nexhaustble and should be sent down If required
One of the propretors of the ST. Nicholas personally
10 make the same offer.
The cash donations made by visitors may be safely set
down $500 besides great many promises for the future
The delight and pleasure of those who partook OF the
supper was greater than those who witnessed il.
1hs locality probably visited BY many of
the most respectable citizens of New York before
Father Gayazz present and made addresses at both
houses We hope to be able to morrow 10 give the money
results Of these visits at both places wen as other
interesting particulars Of occasion Of much appi
ness to those who give those well who receive.
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LATEST FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.
10y SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.

VIENNA Tuesday, Nov. g.
Tie Consul of France at Bucharest writes as follows
to NJ. de Bourqueney, under date the 9th of Novem-
Ter:
ION the % and Sd of November the Turks crossed
the Danube from Turtukai to Oltentza to the number
of about $4,000 men
"On the 4th Gen. Parlof attacked them with 5000
men, and after a brisk cannonade, combat with the
bsyonet took place between the two armies
The Turks maintained their positions at Oltenitza
and have fortified them.
The combat lasted three hours
In it the Russians lost several officers and 1876 pr
Yates killed. and superior officers, l5 subaltern, and
40 priyates wounded.
Tho loss on the Turkish side ia not known.
"4OOO Turks occupy Kalarachc, 1000 have estab-
lished themselves on an island in front of the GurgeyO
and 10000 are in Lesser Wallachia.
icy SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH
VIENNA, Tuesday Night
From tie 18th to the 9Th the Turks occupied the
island near Oltentza and crossed unObserved to Wal
lachia at dawn When seen, battle ensued which
lasted IS hours The result is unknown.
1t is rumored that Gurgeyo was taken by storm.
Turtukai and Oltentza towns the right and
left banks of the Danube between Rustchuk and Slis
tria on the direct route to Bucharest Higher up the
river and opposite to Rustchuk, lies GiurgevO from
which another road leads to Bucharest Still ascending
the river, we come to Rahoya, town on the right
bank oppose TO which lies Kalarache, at the junction
of the Schyl and Danube. The troops in Lesser Wal
lachia arc those which crossed from Widdin, which
forms the extreme LETT of the Turkish line.
BUCHAREST, Saturday, Oct. %, 1853
The Vosnodar Stirbev has left Bucharest for Vienna.
His departure has been officially announced 70 the rep
resentatiyes Of the foreign Powers The Government
is carried on by Commission and tho Russians have
seized al the public funds and treasures
The prices of goods and ycthas have been fixed at
very low rate by the military authorities Whenever
any dealer asks Lgh prices, he is at once seized aud
logged by the soldiers who superintend the public
markets.
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unrAT hRifAN

49, pl.st ass. u e,ias-i q ais.-i y =, 's.h ~
~ pA iig .4lb ,A,,bgil i--l4a'isn 49, sass
US tQla Aa.4ls iAu.Aa $50 NAfrf vi NiNN ~ ~
.il gps nas sAll.sb ~ ~ sa.Ms' eaA Fele~A ee
$50 NN4-ls ;. Naialsa. ~ q iftassAa @sses
flW.rMilialt IS sA. ~ N.4s
~ FsH e Aiei+ "a etlst " y tsiAA t'~ y
.ss. Iai sfi4 Ilsl IN " ~ rr'A'' So !
J. aa AZ w. W. ASA V E.iH ss''s4 -
+,ll q iAl' i.a ~ f.i ttf-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
THE CITY.-EAsT SIDE

The cast side Of the City presented snguary ques
cent aspect Business almost universally suspended
end the citizens either quietly promenadng in hol
dsy attire or orowdng the ard oanbusos Cry sal
palaceward Here and there aiurgct company marching
10 the sound Of martial music added to the picturesque a
pearance of the holiday From shop roofs atunted
the stars and stripes and their inter were cleaning
of ycre in all the deadly aurement OF pure posons IN cut
glass cases but despite these merercious gauds bust
ness eoriousy snguished-and doubtless the festival OF
Thanksgiving was worthy spent by their habtues
amid the sancties home and its heart cheering boaut
tlltas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

Tie Overland India mi has boon autographed with news
Of yt6l inpoftsnos II true. viz
Tie Czar hes formed sfiaocc with DOsl MahJmst -
proclaim against ,he British IN India II Britain persist
IN supporting Turioy large Rasa, force 10 invade
Bokhah and Persian army b collecting IN the Valley Of
soonnia to co operate with Russia Sgainst Turkey hs
i confirmed the British Parliament will assemble forth
with TO devise MEASURES to avert the dssgers that threaten
India From other sources learn ths Persia y not ho-
tile to Turkey; 50 perhaps all this Is baseisss
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letter fem Constannople of the 27th. states that
Monsenor Anthimos, the Patriarch OF Constantine
pie had addressed pastoral letter to the meinoes Oh the
ING to them The bene, client disposition of the Sultan who
had condescended be present at his nvesure-a favor
which no Patriarch had obtained since the reign of Ma
homet IL MonsignOr Anthimos concludes his letter by
repeating the words used by the sultan who declared that
he meant to guarantee OF himself and without amy foreign
SUGGESTION the privileges and immunes granted by his
august ancestors to the members OF the different Greek
cotumuritics
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The tom Trad. .

fipus A, - hsawsifs rfcaisf
IfrEpF01t. raeaIay. NOV :. 1853
The sus fom ifssni during pat wssk hays
Aen s " TafiL. bet small OF oh. sfileis, from lffn
have ftifd ~ rs Of Wnf 90 "
nArtEy 2ff' qnstssef lrOss corS 2F es and 1851 hb
lLoUH fstada -5t ora Of WHEkT and f9 bbls OF
ftoUa - roris the I9s qrr WHgAr
7fe On ga On q isDiAs Coax 1911 load q 0ArsEL
lsi7 b5s FLocE O1s
weather and tsuporsry cessation Of he demand irs has
been extremely ruc makes with sales Of Wfr,T
sud FLOUR hoers ksve been Obliged submit 20 reduction
3D. TO ID 70 b. and Dbl FEsD,sS sruFrs cont,
Ing fair demand have generally mliaanea their
value.
AZ this DAYS market there unusual atesnce Ofthc
snd country trade snd several from distance WHEsT
decline Of ID I'd 10
The 1eek rakeT under the frdsy FLOW
however IN t request and good qualities being
hsdtrs erAbsd Sd Dbl than
oba nsbe frsav making decline only n bA since Tues
osy last. OATS sod in retail fair extent a. per Sb reilc
cn ard OATMEAL be quoted per load lover win lin
tied sae BAILEY BEANS INDIAN Coax in Moderate
for dng purposes about Oar qoai0nI today
or White American WHEiTs from lf 70 10 10 10
Western Cana FLcCR S. and Baltimore and PhAde Pha
81 81 per Dbl the elosnE with buyers vess prices
by TTIEGR lpH 10 LIE NEM-YORE TRLRrNE
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IIyerpnoI Produce Market.

AsHE-Tn moderate inquiry a. barely previous rates Uns
cTpce BRy-Seil sales baltimore. az 1854 ex snip OLo'Eh
lad decned and White advanced but the business
snail REsN has much demand Ooo b5s sold at 0ola
PA m In moderate asmni 80 on the spot seal atye toi
s5e Rape 49, DYEwooos-A moderate oaS'ne~ o0"s'
prices changed -. -. or no
,s Ceoln a q other circulars report large business Ia aet
India CcFrEE and SUGAR IN limited demand o. pev,oas pres
Prurr-Pcos supported Little doing SALT seyanc2
since Ire eceut OF Overland elegrsphc dispatches te
market hs been very active 81 kinds Of Consons
l. ToBAccO-sass Of $50 hhd green esi nnd sshhca a. a''
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6 < r NJ O N S

TIE great festival of America was observed yesser
DAY with more than ordinary unanimity. The day.
from gloomy opening, came out bright and serene.
being just cold enough to give enliyening impetus
to the booj and make exercise a luxury. There were
psrades prscessionc excursions sermons dinners SC.
without nuIaber and wthal NO public calamity to
the enjoyment Our reporters have presented below
very elaborate account Of the dsng of the day which
will be perused with interest and profit
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Rather more rmness the receipt OF n
Aouie and for the middle class OF American ~
vance oAfaned-other qualities remaining before Ine
have altered their previous quotations. although nnz
are In reality ed dearer and during the week were ~ IN;
M deficient harvest reports and closed ns haa
speculation The weeks sales foo0 bales lncgaans ~
secp ard export leaving stock OF 0yD bales OF
Which ss2co heas Dennstown Co. aud tae
follows Fair Oesna ofdi Mddins o
Fsir Mobile 6d lddiug sd Felix Uplends 9i Mdding oi
aud ordinary difficult Of sale az 3. TO od Faays 'e
q ~ thar rarkCsc
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London 1Inrket.

messrs Barring BEoher report the market ss& ,saI
rr'fsd safes 10 WHEAT quoted q. % ~f<
W1ststn Canal FLOUR 81 ass Baltimore AMI Onl1 ooa
IspJAs Coss inn aud but little Offering TEA-h9idsss xsp ~
Covcor l. In good demsnd az I'd adsrnce W.
Seri,e n ID o. COFFEE IA improved req e's ~
ng prices. -. -. o,,7 e,x ,te and cote--she beat
selected fI20 sheafhng Isl felow Metal iai f9n y
I've IUre - eor in Scotch pig for Fresee o. % @o 20, 70
irapc. o. The Clyde LEAD tends up~sfai In !" N'1-''
,,sri- hlaek II Bas iL3f, Plates steady
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lBY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH
PARIS, Friday, Nov. ll-Evenir

PARIS Friday, Nov. ll-Evening.
Tho Roprse closed as follows. Three Per Cents 7s6
Fourard a Half Per Cents s9s5i Bank, % As.
According the latest accounts received here from Con
sian,nope the Sultan has positively rejected oil proposals
which the diplomaiists have submitted to him.
It's freely reported that $4,000 French troops will be
sent 10 Turkey but the orders not to be given to the
Minister Of War until the receipt OF dispatches from Gen
dHlliers at Constantinople.
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A. ~ ~ Ns.-ss. NJ "a ~ s.ss-,sf ". - rs
s..s.. f.-4 -sl Ps.-s w-.- NSsp>2' s79 -s~ we -
~ t-a-s s.'i'ss slr.-s y. 81 III, $50 Ss-ss@
M ssiA ~ Ns-,k, M-s4 AsAA k9,s IL VI S'1.a--
el..I~s A~tlt~i hst.-ts- - '.-st - - =
f-,.4- k-sl- sf-@<t. &c.,. ,r-.xf We Et~c
g4ss ,, s A. NY ' u ss.ss ss " Ss.4 Gss.
Al Stl.Ahtta
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
THE TURKS VICTORIOUS
THE RUSSIANS RETREATING.
The Sultan Rejects all Proposals.
25OOO FRENCH TROOPS TO Be SENT TO TURKEY
Iaa2oRzAwT zRoyE INDIA.

HALmAx, n S, Nov. a. 1853.
The Royal mail steamship Canada, Capt Stone. from Liv
erpoo at NJ on Saturday 18th inst with 100 through
passengers arrived here a; 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool
at o'clock A. NJ, On Wednesday the 9th inst
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FRANCE.

The trial Of the conspra;ors in the Opara COmique pot
was proceeding 1t from the evidence. ohsye been
reilly plot TO assassinste the Emperor
The metal oandres Of France strongly urging on the
Government an immediate reduction OF the duty or metals
This has caused some in the British iron market
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Liverpool Corn Market.

BRraps1UTrs were dull early Of the week bat recov-
tod the reported in moderate demand a.
the currency last Unifed states eud
m GOOD oust II fully PIE vous pes INDIAN CORN held nrmy
A. nots.ops OaTs easier Messrs Brown, ShPey Co
suots Veern Canal % 9566 for good PhiadsPha
1a,e ard Ohio 55IaJ76; sohT, 56. United States hits
WHEAT lOl dlOls Red 9ledloL3 Waite IsDiAN CotH 20
sbovs over Cd dearer on FLOUR. and Id on WHEAT
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER es, 1859

tt'rf falf pc frs1fJ lrs fferlsf ~ eelhf square
slfsi ~ nn-r-t .ra rtiiaf III 1Hss te4 fs1i ff'eft
lrvsr Hfr ~. 1rsi v. rsfe hs4 fsif ffr ~ ~ -
srA ~ saf rsssAs sfshA ,'
~ fiHf wfff IN s - fsliY isaf rsess fs'ss
ptts sns snrtf eies fbss,e slnr hri ptfH1sf sgv
"r - effrfiHH N ~ a1d iAhd
fttfsh hfsss 40 fufY support In1ssHf sf9
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state of Trade In Manchester.

The market and Yarns continues doll Bat re-
g. 10 ay Of the present reduced po-
Sto e reports Calcutta and Bombay are more sV0raDe
bgt ton and elsewhere were still closed bat the
rativss shoyy :, q ptoms Of returning TO work
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Iravre Markets .

III est,ae, the 9Th inclusive 1000 baeii stock on
h n bales oh after receipt OF eespEie acc0i't
ner Atlantic improved demand PIuns up end o ole- esnsa
hsncs A. haTd ak prices WHEAT aail A. ssi 'e "eN ~
fgt The weather u uhtniieelt -. .-..-, - 49,,
HAvRf Eyenins llh by leissraph ne NJ,
hat 500 b6rt lo1s ana Vaptso ~
Lr.u mil ldu ncLan.rd
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I,yerpooI Provision Market.


RrrF-The weeks sales have been 800 teees Rehsfdson
Brothers quote Baltimore Eary' a. 95 casage
b. value small sales OF T. Prime at 0 u5 BACON dull
ana ver ri effect sales LARDA small stock aud
holders finn for advance Retail sales have been made a. %
se TIIow In limited demand; Y. G. 50 1884, and declining
sEED CAKEs RO TO- for oblong bat the transactions are
liuf
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London mousy Market.
American Securities

Noeharse has occurred tho massss 1Ae hrss
had ~ etrasd usarh Centrs closed EAss'"sN ""s s'
IA silver sold al si.lt Hss polsss Va
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BELGIUM.

The Il glG;iye session opened in Brussels the SA OF
Nov The Kings speech eongrasala,Ory, and talked
of various reforms
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t t.ri ~ - tssssa t.ts. A-sssHs psss~s'As st.ssa
tsH h.s~sisk, u kss-Nst g s4sfs Wee 'Ss1 az
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

SATURDAY, Nov 49, ls59.-The sales Of CorroS io-da.
have been 5000 bales, the market closing firm
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49,, a dnslns she wesA. aassssAhis .ssssss
- N,Nsek ssefra tfanssSttees eseeftses tae sAr
teass sss.sassntr sell &c assss rsse ~ss'sa s~A ~
.hansed
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A., A,.l..jIl llylg(sa. .lt - .. %. 4-@f
XXI :. 9 y ltR8 tsss p 5li' i,'A *. ~
F'ii.s aSH ~ 81 ist'i
e.sgS H. a5ii4g isif#IAs's ~ '.f-
~ ''8F' tlln4 NM ~s+ ~ l.-.
4..4 .... ia HEaH lI.I Ial. fff4
W 81 < gs'ss y ~ ". 4-if.f u
IA r. f+f ~. ia TX :. tasa a ~ s.sfs ~ eif !.
iA.ft IN -ri "a ti.-es' rsf ff'rtHft -'' NJ Nfrf'
ss.s, .i-+f ~ ffafttrI fa p. ff-.isf
: f4.t F. Itt4 i..i+ t.tt.I. o.. I... D.
ar,~ ilal'. ~ rr o. go ~ V',
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~ ~ X f.Itlff " TN -1I ~ Nv V7lAF'7'' y
e@A As Isle e81sa@ s'~s s'''-'
.6 ~ Nt-EtA
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SPAIN.
TURKEY.

MApRIp. Nov. s-sehOr MendzabeI died this morning.
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THANKSGIVING IN NEW-YOaK
CELEBRATION OF TIE DAY.
TAnADHg, DINNERS, &C.

INCIDENTS OF NOTE.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw-YORE TRIBUNE
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-25

Wool, Saxony, NIerino md Stockinet Im.
ported LADIES UNDER YEsTs of h]erino and
Guuzc Lambs Wool. LADIES AND GENTS
GLOVES, Of SILK, Merino, Kid. Lislc Thread,
Kid make Silk, Segovia. Cotton and other tie
scriptions. Large and full assortment of GEN
TLEMENs, FAsHloNADLE SHIRTS, CoLLARs,
CRAvATs, AND POCKET IIANDKERomIEPs.
BLANKaTs, London Bath, Duflield's and
Whitney Blankets, FLANNELs, Welch, Sails
bury, French Nlerino and English Flannels.
Supcrfno Embossed Cloth and Victoria Da,
masks, TABLE AND PIANO CoyERs.
Best qualities of Brown and White TABLE
DAMAsks, Doylies, NArKIms, TOWELS, AND
lRisH LINENS AND SHEETINGs, OF OUR OWN
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Corros GooDs, Tickings, 3-4 "A and l2-4
Brown Sheetings, Best qualities of Long Cloths,
Sheetings, Cambrics, Muslins, Checks, Cling
hams, Sa,ino,s, Cassimcres, Vcstings, Broad
Cloths, &c, &c.,
II will be worth your while to call md cx.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
w. J. JACOBI q, SON,
22l King-si., (BcnD opp. the Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 2I, 1853 l3--tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Temperance Advocate,

THIS Paper having been removed Ia Cp,ru
den. and placed under the management a.,,i,,
control of the subscriber, will be published rs2
guiar'y eY:ry week on and afic. the 9th IaIItia..
FY.,,,
The paper is designed as the Organ of lie;
Cause OF Temperance, embracing eregsgs q rtfen1
and organization. 1t will be a misrcfsntet,sy
family. lonri.ai and Agricultural faper, n the
am OF the present proprietor Will lia to NJ sss It.
III every respect worthy the cpufitlenra nm, iIt.
port, not only of Temperance Aieh. hut d. litss
reading public generally. - s,
IL Is earnestly hoped that NIL who feel an ms
terest in its succesa, will at once, ne their in
iluencc 10 accomplish its permansnl cSjaB!isi,.
nlent. go ~ ~ 4
1'ERMs--TWO DoLLARSIS ADVANCE.
Subscriptions for six months reserve,i tt i.e
same rate. IN ench case the cash must ae com,
nany the order md all letters by mail are ex.
prcted 10 be prepaid.
GzR Those. who have raid the former pfo.
rlcptor IN advance for the year 1852 Viii be
furnished Will, the pnrer until ile ne for which
they have paid expires. Tie accounts for 1857
having been transferred to the suhscgiber. those
who are IN arrears viii oblige him by rGinil,sna
the amount inmcdiattlg. Address. Ssss :.
THO. }. WARREN, CImien. Isl d. 3.
December "a 1852. Iif &
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Further Notice.
70 all achom Il may Concern !:

~ att tofloUt % nay aCoHCeW
AS no one may be deceived oT have
cause of complaint. Tho subscriber gives
notice thai lie will invariably and without
any manner of distinction, during the term
olh,s Slle-ilaity strictly adhere TO the fol-
lowing Rules:
That any and every description Of prop
erty leyied on, must accompany the Depu-
,y TO Su'nlcFvillc, or good bond for its
delivery on the neat sale day.
That every levy go made, will be dis
posed of OH the second sale day after levy,
unless cttied,
That all the Executions in the Office
must be settlod in some way, or stayed be.
fore Court, as he does not intend TO be
ruled and gulcd by false promises. Those
unsubstantial and unsatisfactory promises
will not save the Sheriff and securities
from ruin, truth is truth and he inle nds Ia
do what he says.
J. c. RHAME, 8. 8 D.
Jan 18th, 1853 l2-tf
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Under Decree in Equity.
Bank OF the Slate OF South CDrollna
w. r. Davis, Ex'or, ct al.

. ' Z .
w. II. Davis, Ex'or, ct al.
On Tuesday, the 25ih January, at lC
O'clock, will be sold at tho plantation on
the South side of Santce River, between
Vance's and Nelson's Ferries,
A large stock OF CATTLE and HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, MULES, HORSES,
WAGONS, and PLANTATION UTEN-
SlLS.
That TRACT of LAND, well known as
Vauce's Ferry. on the Slate Road from
Charleston to Camden, with tho privileges
of the Ferry, containing about 100 acres
OF High Land, IN st. Matthew's Parish, and
800 acres, ,nore or less, on the opposite
side OF Santce River, in Sumter District.
ALSO,
a TRACT OF LAND. containing 400
acres, more or less, in St. James Goose
creek. on the Gaiard Road. containing
a Dwelling House and out Buildings,
known as the Murray Plantation.
Tcrms-For the Land and Negroes, one
third cash; the balance in one and two
years, secured by bond, with interest paya-
able annually, mortgage and personal Sc
curity For the stock q! Cattle, Sums un-
der $50. cash; above that. approved en-
dorscd with interest payable in ono
year. Purchasers to pay for papers.
JAMES w. GRAY,
Master in Equity.
Jan. 18th, 1853 ltd
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-25
The State Of South
CAROLINA.
70 Me Managers Of Election for tie
Election District ct ClWemdon:
GREETING.

WHEREAS, the seat in the Senate
the SAID State. Tor the Election Di>tric,
aforesaid, has lately become vacant by the
election OF the Hun john L. Naming to
The office oi Governor of The Stale, aud h,S
acceptance Of the same. And whereas, by
the COnstilutUn South Carolina, ii is
provided hat writ OF election shall be is
suedhy the President OF The Senate, Iur
The purpose OF filing The vacancy thu, oc-
casioned, for the remainder of term Tor
awhil h the lnomher SO vacatng his seat by
\ accepting tie Office Of Governor, was elect
cd TO serve.
Nov, therefore. you, and each Of you,
nre hereby required, after due ADVERTISE
ment.and with strict regard to all The pro-
YisIonstlhe constitution and laws Of the said
y State, Touching Your duty in such case, 10
hold an telesIon5for a inemner of the Sem
ale for the Election District aforesaid, to
serve for the rS,:piiiiler OF the lcrmEwhich
thcsald john ~ Manning was e,ccieG TO
serve; the polls 10 he opened the various
places of election Withiuilic said. Election
District Of Clarendon, ,nn The fourth Mon
dsy OF February, in Tho year5o our Lord
b c thousand eight klnired anl ffty-ttrae,