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EDITED ny \. G.. SUMMER.
W NJ. SUMMER. Horticulture and
genealogical Editor.

The subscriber will publish Mt Iaurrnsvile
- e.: on the 2Oh january. 1859, the first mum
Der oi Il ncw Agricultural Journal, The Edi,ori.
tnrlhl management of which will be under tho
charge OF
Col" a. G. SUMMER.
w ho viii he assisted in the IIorliculiurol n nd
foInological Department hy
MIX. WIN. SUMMER, Of Po,naria.
;, II Wil he printed on fine paper with new
BREWER Iypc--largc octave double columns
and VIII contain - pages. No advertisement
Nil hc admitted in the body of the work but
such Will he published on Il cover, if desired
Will he The aim OF this journal To supply
useful original and selected matter, on all sub
Jccts connected with the Agriculture of the
S!aVe.Eolding Slaics-Rural Taste AMI I'm.
provement-Thc Mechcnical and Manuf,ctnr.
ing interests, DC. The pomologcal and lIor.
tirultnral departments will be devoted to the
dissemination Of correct information respecting
moss plants and fruits adapted TO garden ami
orchari culture in the South. The develop.
mcnt OF valuable native fruits, which are seat.
tered over the country, and in!or nation re-
sIwclng foreign sorts which have been snccc.s.
iuily cultivated in this climate, will interest
fuinol0gisis throughout The South; and a mass
oi inormaiion, tested, by experience has al.
ready been prepared for its pages by the editor
of this department
he hne Stys IN which the " Agricultural :"
VIII bc printed will be an nduccmeni To all
who are engaged i'll rural improvement, To con.
tribute to It's pages ; and individuals throughout
'hr southern country are invited to lend thc,r
aid in every department.
Cuts OF implements, machinery, farm build
ihg' ana i1lurc', animals, fruits, DC, will regu.
larry ndorn its pages.
I Il Il AZ s.
! ! SCopy one year-invarabIy in advance 81 co
bCopes" - OO
l2 Copies" % IN M
Is Copies" % ~ M
Specimen numbers will. be sent TO person,
wishing to examine before subscribing, but in
no ,afc will namo he entered on our book,
until the subscription is paid.
2D Editors nre solicited 10 insert this Pros.
pcc'ur, and direct their exchange papers To
P"maria, Nc"berry, S. G.
X. VI. STOKES,
"roPriclor
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Further Notice,
TO al hom Il may Concern .:

10 all 'rhom ii may Concern:
AS no one may be deceived or have
cause OF complaint The subscriber gives
notice tha, he will invariably and wilhou,
any manner OF distinction, during the term
o! h.s She:lialhy strictly adhere to the ol-
lowing Rules:
That any and every description of prop.
erty levied on, must accompany the Depn
ty to Sumtcrvlle, or good bond for It's
delivery on the ncri sale day.
Inat every levy so made, will be dis.
posed OF on the second sale day after levy,
unless .ettlcd.
That all the Executions in the Office
must he settled in some way, or stayed be.
tore Court, as he does not intend to be
ruled and gulcd by false promises Those
unsubstantlal and unsatisfactory promises
Will not save the Sheriff and securities
from ruin, truth is truth and he intends to
do what he says.
}. c. RlIAME, S. S. u.
Jan lSih, 1853 l2-,f
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New. Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware ManufactOrV.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
inform the citizens of Sumterville and the
surrounding country, that he is now OPEN
ing TIN MANUFACTORY in Sum-
tervle, and is now prepared to fill all or
ders in the tin line. Merchants will find
it to their interest to purchase their ware
from me as intend to sell low and war
rant all that sell.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptncss and in
a worknanlke manner. The Cnsh will
be expected in every instance On d,ishing
or delivering Of every job. | intend to sell
cheap and for c,sh only.
Feb. 9th, 1853 I5-tf
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MANAGERS.

Fu!t"n-T. c: Richardson, j.. Brough-:
ton, and Brown Manning. - :, :. III 81
Bradham's.-W. l.. Reynolds, ]. B. .E
Brngdon. and James H. IIarvin. tsSHs" '5
Owens Muster Field.-J. NJ. Fielder, A.
Il. Brock, and d. l.. Rugn. Siss.
Shorters:--llamiton Husbands, Win*J. 4
Wilder, and Benjamin Walkera.iissi ilsssss3fs
Packs Old Place:-R. p. Haynswofth, /, ,si
Thomas Burgess. and James Plowden I.
Vests Old Place:--J. s. McFaddin, G.
a. Rich. and Joseph c. Burgess. d. 81
Mask's Store:- Dudley E. Hodge, C. L. fs
WmhcrSpoon and Joseph NJ Plowden. ,tssi8
Wlherspoon's Old Muster Field:--Jas. ~.
E.npcs, William Nj. Mcintosh, and w. III. ae.
McE!vcen. 4zsS.sE.s .}s
Motifs Cross Roads:-S. B. ;Coker, j.
w Baker, and Samuel Tom!inson. 4. Z. u
January 25!h, 1853 l3-td
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Goods for Cash,
w. G. BANCROFT & co.
253 KING STREET,
CBa al'AcsdOln, S. &c.

We have in conformity with the splrit
Of the times adopted in our business the
system Of low Tariff and Cash Prices, and
offer TO the city and country retail aud
wholesale trade every variety OF goods in
our linc-PRTNTS, MUSLlNS, SILKS,
BOMDAZINES, SIIAWLS, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ID ESS
GOODS--of all kinds HO-
SIERY, sc. &c. We shall be constantly
receiving the lates, and most fashionable
styles OF goods, and it is our determination
that our stock in point of Styles and Assort-
mcm shall be unsurpassed, aud in cheap
ness of price nncquailed by any in the city
of Charleston. We have made this change
in our system OF business from our pre-
ference to the small but mere certain re-
turn Of the NlMBLE SIXPENCE, rather
than that of the slow shilling, and in The
belief that the public cannot fail to per-
ceivc the advantages it offers TO purchasers.
Our business will be conducted SO as to
ensure their entire confidence, and we APP
peal directly 10 their judgment. Through
our connections in the various markets OF
Europe and Of this country We possess the
ability and the miN to offer extraordinary
inducements to the Consumer. the Planter,
aud the Merchant.
February Sth, 1853 1j-4m
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Executive Department,
COLUMBIA, 18th January, Is53.

COLUMBIA, 1911, January, j $50.
The Managers of Elections in1 eacf,s
Congressional District throughout tbes
State, are hereby required to I,a opaan tlIe
Polls at their respective places of Elec.;
tons, and to hold an election for Represen.
tativcs in the Congress of the United
States, on the Fourth Monday in Febr6a.
ry next, in conformity with the writ5 heIe 9;
unto appended. In obedience to a !fesolis,
ton passed at the last sitting of the Legiis-,
laturc, writ Of Election =be=seutsso
each place Of Election, in each CoDgres.
sional District throughout the State, and IN;
the event Of those wriis not reaching heir
destination, it is deemed advisable, 81 Tie
Executive, TO Issue this general notice. 10
remedy such contingencies us may occur. j.
JOHN J.. MANNING. 3.
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F. R E C H.
Draper g. Tailor,

S u NJ I Il r Y | l. l. f. S. c.,
Having permanently located himself in
this village, on Main Street, one door
north Of Major John i. llaynsworth's resi-
dcncc, offers his services 10 the citizens of
this District. Hc has paid much attention
to his business in the cities of Frankfort
and Paris, and if You will but give him n
trial. he promises on his part to give entire
satisfaction.
Feb. Sth, 1853 l5-,f
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, 18th January, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
EDWARD A. SALMOND and LEW
Is a. BECKllAM, Esquires. having been
appointed Aids -de.camp to the command
er in-Chief with the rank of 1t. Colonel.
will be obcycd and respected accordingly.
by order Of the Commander.in.chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't and lnsp'r General.
February l. 1853 I1-:3,
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Blacksmith Shop,

The subscriber has removed his shop
near TO the Rail Road Depot, where he Is
ready to do any work in his Inc at shor,
notice. Terms cash, or when accounts
arc made at all, they mus, be settled ever,
three months,
Pcrs ms not disposed to comply with
the above terms, vlll please srittvM hei.
orders for wo,k.
T.J CCCIlLAN
Feb 7,h 1853 lj-u
Waichman will copy 1t.
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NEW ITIEeNI.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together in The mercantile business
under the firm of BUTLER l. NEWBE.
Ky, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are
now receiving and opening large and
we'll selected stock OF Dry GmnlS, Grocc.
rlcS, Boots, and Shoes. Hats and CAPS,
Hardware and Crockcry. Fancy .Ar,lclc-,
Ne. Ne. which they viii sell extremely
low Tor cash, or 10 customers who will pay
up pnnctIal!y.
uj' 1t Is unnecessary TO cnumCra,c arti-
c!rS, just come along see for yourselves
Y. n. BUTLER.
a. VI, NEW berry.
At the stand formerly occupici by Nc
10y 4 Jones, one door north of lh@ Post
Office.
Sumtcrvllc. Oct. Is. l-52 5l-tf
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Sherif's Sales, :.

RY virtue of sundry Executions 10 me
ID directed, will be sold at Sumter Court
House, on the LIST Monday and day follow
ing i'll March next. within legal hours
Of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles
Lot and buildings thereon in Sumtcrville
adjoining lands of Clark g. Brother and ].
l.. IIaynswor,h, levied OIL as the property
OF John Brogan, at the suit Of w. w.
Benbow
One tract of 100 acres of Land in
The Fork OF Black River adjoining lands of
Il. J. Withcrfpoon and S. L. PIowdcn lev
led OH as the property of WIN. r. Benty
at the suit Of John a. Colclough.
! Lot and Buildings thereon, in Sum
tcrv;lc, adjoining lands of, and near the
Thos. McGee, at the suit Of John II. Green
and Sims e. Nance.
Tract Of rs acres Of land in Fork
OF Black River, adjoining lands Of and
where dcft. lives, levied upon as the pro-
Pcrty of &. l., Ostccn. at the suit of Sims
Il Nance and WIN, I.swis.
l Mule and Horse levied on as the
property Of NJ. Barwick at the quits of II.
Lynn and ]. S. s., l.. Bowie
| Negro levied on as the property of
Thos. NJ. Baker, at the suits OF IL. Spann
and w. &. Dcssaussurc.
| Negro, levied on as the property
of J. J. Bclscr at the suits Of f. J. Rivers,
Jas. ID. Weeks, w. II. Goddard, Ext'x and
Ex'rs of Is. Halle.
negro levied on as tho property Of w.
S. Burgess at the suits of l.. B. Hanks,
w. Nj. DcIormc and G. DcIorme
l carriage, , horses and harness levied
on as the property Of Webb Clark at the
suits oi Thomas ID. Frcrson, l.. BariiclI
aud A. J. &. =. Moses.
l negro levied on as the property OF
John China at the suits OF &. Barton and
l.. B. Hanks.
Colt levied on as the property Of John
w. Donald at the sui, of j.; Durant and to
be sold on Tuesday 9Th March at Defend
ants residence
negro levied on as the property Thom-
rs w. English at the suit Of A. NJ. &, Il.
Kennedy.
Horse, Buggy and ITarnes, levied
on rs the property OF John w. Erwin at the
suits OF Samuel NJ. Green, Mercy s. Jones,
and a. Chisom.
l Mule levied OH as the property Of John
d. Flcnming at the suit OF Thomas J.
Coghlan.
horse levied on as The property Of f.
q. Jenkins at the suit of A y. Foxworth.
negro levied OH as the property of Jas.
McCau!cy at the suits OF Elizabeth Ri7-'T7
bo"rg and +. S Higgins.
l negro levied on as tas
scs ID. .coJ71s7e 81
Ncgs Il'g' KS :|lls
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Fair and Final Notice.

The Bonds, Notes, and Books OF Ac
count of the late firm of f.. ID. PRINGLE
& CO.. are placed in the hands OF n. e..
SPAIN. Esq, for collection Necessity
knows no Law" Parties interested will
please be prompt and save costs.
f.. ID. P'lNGIE,
Agent Tor C.j;lactnn.
January 25h, 1853 l3--4,
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The State of South Ii. /
CAROLINA.
To the Managers Of Election for sthS 9
Election District Of Clarendon: s. &. I.
GREETING. ,qsis. s;s..s;
!, (, WHEREAS, y 2 the seat in the Senate, off
ASsSN -&.kState. for the Elnctioril Z Nistricts

liic scdt III tn6 oeHate. OF
i;s M State, for the Elaction District
sST gt us eco NC s,,caist tie !:
tile Office d! Governor OF tile Ssfaie. sS,d ,,s
acceptance Of the same. And whereas, by. (,
the Constitution South Carolina, it ia !,
provided that n writ of election shall be ia 2
sued by the President OF the Senate, for
the purpose OF filing the vacancy Thus oc.S 60
casioncd, for the remainder of term for 4
VIII the member 30 vacating his seat by J:
accepting the office Of Governor, was elect. :,
cd TO serve. ,..s.s.st. .}
Now, therefore. you, and each of YOU, I
are hereby required, after due ADVERTISE
ment, and with strict regard to all the pso.
VISIONS The constitution and laws OF the said. g
State, touching Your duty in such case, to
hold an election for memOer of the Sem
ate for the Election District aforesaid. to
serve for the remainder of The term which !
the said John l. Manning was elected 10 I
serve; the polls 10 be opened al the various
places OF election within the said Election
District OF Clarendon, on the. fourth Mon.
day OF February, in the year of our Lord !
o c thousand eight hundred and fifty-three,
Dy the 'anons sells Of managers for those !;
places respectively; the managers for alli
the places of election aforesaid to meet at
Samuel llarvin's on the Wednesday, fol-,
lowing, count the votes and declare the
election.
This writ, together with your returns Of
the election to be held under it, you have
before the Senate at the next meeting there.
OF! .1s = ~ 3
WITNESS, the Honorable r. f. w.
Alston, President of the Senate, ,atg
Columbia, this sixteenth day of De- |.
cenlber, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, and i'll the seventy seventh year
the sovereignty and independence
OF the United States of Amerca:Sfis.
r. +. w. ALLSTON,iA ia 81
President OF Senate. Il
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Flour ! Flour!!

lust received large quantity and hav.
ing made arrangements for a continuous
supply Of flour, will sell to the citizens
oi Sumter District cheaper than they can
purchase elsewhere.
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
Feb Slh, 1853 l5-,f
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@ r d E. r N o.

HEAD QUARTERS d4rH Rect S. @. NJ, }
OldIord, January 10th, 1853.
The Uppor and Lower Ba,tallions of tie
44th Regiment, South Carolina Militia,
will parade, the former under the com
mand Of Lieut.. Col J. ii. Dlnnding, at
Sum,crviIlc, on Saturday, the 18th, and
the Lower at Bradford's Mills, in Claren-
don, OH Saturday, the 26th of February
next, under Major Il. II. Connors, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for drill
and review.
The Commissioned and Non-commis-
stoned Officers Of each Battalion will as
scInble the day previous to their respective
reviews, for drill and instruction.
BY order of Colonel
f.. NJ. MELI.ETT,
Col. 41th Regiment, S. G.. NJ.
w. r. WILDER, Adj't.
Jan. 25th, 1853 l3-4t
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BV Thomas O'COnn0r,

Just received per Rail Road, choice sccc-
ton OF Cigars and Tobacco, Crrduls, Pre-.
serves of all descriptions, jcllys DC. Also
complete assortment OF G-uccti,s, Which he
guarantees to sell rs low Il. they cun lie OBJ
taincd from Charleston for.
Feb. J., 1853 lift
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Educational Notice,

Educational Notice,
The exercises Of SUMMERTON AC-
ADEMl were resumed Monday :}lSt INST,
under the supervision of Mr. II. X. Rur-
LEDGE. Not only a very cspcc ia rcrar,! IL
had 10 each Students intellectual and
physical culture, so as to preserve health.
both OF body and mind but the moral de.
parlmcnt rs strictly attended to. Sum.
merton has long been noted Tor ise~,te,nGrin-
oily healthy and beautiful h,cGtion. Ills sit.
lIatcd three miles southeast of Fricndsbip
/. q. boarding can be obtained quite
near the schoo! at a number of places for
a reasonable rate. The sciolust year IS
divided into two sessions, five months each.
with vacation Of one week in The sum
mcr' Inciudlng the iih of YIuE.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Orthography, Reading, Writing
English Granmer, Primary Gc- 40
ography, Arithmetic, Dcclama- S1 w
llon.and English Composition,
Algebra, Genne'ry, Surveying, n,
Nalura Philosophy, SC. ""
Latin and Greek. 8 90
February |, 1858 ll-2t
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Butler g. NeWberV,

AXE. now receiving general assort-
ment Of GROCERIES consisting in part
as follows:
Brown c. and Crushed Sugars;
RIO ard Cuba Coffee:
Cuba and TrIcklc MoIasscs
Sugar louise Syrup;
C"lgatc,s superior Fancy Soap;
Fresh Cluster Ralscns
Tyson Tea;
Charleston Steam refined Candy;
Sperm, Ada'tinc and Tallow Candles !;
Flour and Rice;
Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Sardncs, Pickles, Preserves, &c;
Powder and Shot;
Tobacco and Scgars, &C. &c. All Of
which we will sell extremely low for cash
Jonuary 25th, 1853 l3--:3t
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Tc.orse LEVIED on as the property of w.
NJ. Wilder al suit of Edward Salisbury.
horse levied on as the properly of B.
Moody "A, the suit OF w. J. Gerald.
carriage. buggy, and 3 mules levied
on as the property of +. d. pringlc at the
suits "i NJ. w. Nathan, Thomas d. Fricr-
son, and Samuel T.. Pnwden.
J. c. RllAME, S. S. D.
Feb. 18Th, 1913 lG-2t
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Notice..

All those indebted to me v Note or
open Account are notified To make uirne-
date payment by the first OF March or |
shall pun their Notes and Accounts IN the
hands OF an officer for collection.
y. p. McROY.
Feb Slh, 1853 lit
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'efa fnv0F Dy TetIriTTiT Inc
February l. 1859
70 Depot,
l.lA-3t
Notice.

All persons indebted to y. J. VIM,
by Note or open account, are particularly
requested to cone forward rnmcda,elv
and make payment, and especially those of
two years standing, as find il impossible
10 continue my business longer without
pccunary aid. u. J. WINN,
February |, 1888 lift
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THE COLUMBIA BANNER

lB fUBLTsHED DAILY AT sc; TRI.WEEKLr
AT SO; AND WEEKLY At SO,
NO PAPER WILL BE SENT FROM TIE
OFFICE WITHOUT PAYMENT IN AID
VANCE.
Its circulation extends throughout this State,
and oil the Southern States, and prrrcnts a
good opportunity for merchants to ADVERTISE
lta columns nrc filled with the Latest News,
foreign and domestic, rs files of European pa
Pers are received weekly The publication of
n large collection Of Documentary papers rvla-
ting to our
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY,
will be commenced nn soon Us we can ARA ngc
them.
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y III Il " II s..
Plain colored Canton Grape Shnwl,, Mt SIS.
Supcrfnc Cant Grape ShawIs with extra heavy
iringes, Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shawls.
Superfne French and Berlin Wool, 'Rcasednl,,
Tyne and Bay State Double. Four faced and
Long Shnws, Of the heaviest description. Hen.
Wy l0-4 square Woolcn Shawls of the following
styles Santng, Jenny Lind, Florence and Bays
Water. French Ebroidered 'rhibet, Brocie
worked. Jnniqunrd loum worked and plain
Ihlbet Shnwls i'll choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Paris
printed Nantes and Scarfs.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and Figured BLACK GRo'p R1rys
SILKS, Plain colorcd gro'd Nap and NInrceine
Figured, Striped ana Plaid Nous. D-Lains in
The latest styles and richurs dyes Scotch and
English printed d'laincs Of the handsomest pa
irons. Plain Paris Nous. DI.aincs in all va
rlety OF c"i"rs. FRENCH, GERMAN and Eng
LIsn hlERINos Of the most superior qualities and
colors French and English Chn,z patron
Calicncs. Best qualities and makes of Amcr.
can Prints. Cold Organdiea, French Cram.
Licse. Barcges, Grape Dpnri4 Illusions, SILK
TISSUES, DC, for evening and Ball wear. Also
Just received. l32 of beautifully Embroidered
Swiss Muslin Robe patron Dresses, ench one
having Fashion earn attached.
EIfBROIDERLES.
Extra auper FRENCH NEEDLE CHEMIsETTEs
oi the richest descriptions and finest quality
l'rices from 81 l-2 to Sl0 piece
rhest and latest styles French needle work
NsiiN COLLARS in very large
fFapsAIDERED LINEN
q u tsss;a ~ \: lso superior an
n s ffs s5t.IN EDGrSGs,
& flS. b lt ~ sssss.SsfFes. Of the best
: l!s $50 IS FsiS !, Needle:
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D. j. WINN,
MRM4AA g RAAANySs

Has just received from Baltimore and New s
York, large and well selected stock Of 7, y j. 1.
HsroadCiOtlas, CassiNleres,. and, &,
FESIINGS,. 4eg,.s
the ine't and bes, that has ever been brought +.
TO this market. N =
-ALSo,---- 's2'si
Ready made Clothing for Gents md Youths, y
nfevery qnnlily and description. Having se-
lec,ed The Goods, and had them mnda u p to or.
uer, he can warrant the work q NJ es
,t --ALso,---- fi3 SIS ~
Eyory description and quality OF Gloyes; Dress s
Silk Pocket Hanakerchiefs and Neck Tisa'.5s:s ~
Linen shirts, do Collars, NIcrino Undetshlf;s
DO. Drawers, With every article lhat 4 worn nv @
gentleman. which he oilerson,reaso terms &
and soicits call irgn his old customers, and B
S,im,etvills, Nov. iatl, 44te 81 (
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Lumber! Lumber !!
Protection from Lightning,

J. IT. Bl{ONN is now in this town
prepared to put up Sprouts Improved Sill
yer Platinum Pointed lightning Rods
All those who wish TO have their properly
secured from the effects oi Electricity, can
now have an opportunity of doing so, bv
calling al Mr.. ChIna's Hotel, and enquire
Tor the Lightning Rod Men.
J. II. BROWN.
Sumtervilc, S. G. Feb. 7, 1853 1885,
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A Ca l'GY.

WE the undersigned partners Of the late
firm OF T.. ID. pEINGLE g. Co, have never
appointed T.. d. Pringlc Agent to collec,
the debts due to the said firm.
J. J. GORDON,
B. T.. BROGDON, Per
J. b. N. IIAMMET,
Attorney.
February l, 1888 li-lf
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Administrators Notice,

I HAVE appointed Mr.. W. NJ. Green,
4 my t.gcnt, to settle all the matters Of
the Estate Of John Mcdonald, late of this
District. MARY T.. MCDONALD.
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llarIng located at Tie residence of his
Father, Col. tcinbcrt, respectfully offers
ms profession services 10 the vicinity and
Pnb.Ic, and hopes by attention and assidlli-
ty, io business To merit share Of their
confidence and support.
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Circumstances having placed us in charge of
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ALL Persons having demands agains,
tho Estate of John Mcdonald, will present,
4hem duly attcsted. Those Indebted will
make immediate payment to
w. NJ. GREEN, Agent.
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