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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

ANOTHER BANK" FAlLURE.-We learn from the
Washington Republic that In that city, bearing
m nos,na title of The Bank of the United States closed
II, doors on Friday II Is supposed that but few Of Its bills
arc in circulation in WahlDgon Tho Republic very cor
rectly says:
r any of our citizens have Of its notes on hand II
would be well 10 keep them as remenoancers, ana az
wsrnn In future place confidence In irresponsible pa
ner entering into the channels of circulation money
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For The Enauirsr
IN Ti;r DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF Tilt
- FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
As yoa will be called upon on he ti!'h htsdiy III hat,
IN .Iccr mem represent you il the nsHi Congress ."
Inc United States il necessary tka You should speedily
decide no the Candidate yDuT sufT"grs shall be- In
accordance with the known wishes o! large and respects
HE norton party in this parton oi our durl We
hep 10 call your attention 10 thr name Of Co Henry
3 HnnEins Of Pnwhatan We thinh no me can be pie
,snt better sniigd his p"slnn anh more deserving ~
this honor col Hnr6lns ha- served the people III many
hioh stations and trust Ia Gn State Gn"eLnen'-
but he has never YET been Candidate or any Once un
ds hc Federal Government HG las often represented hs
county in The L.gisatus-nver the deliberations OF which
ne presied Speaker during some OF It's most Important
,cssons He has been nember 81 The Executive lCunci
and of our late Relo Convention He has always served
our marty with .averinG idcity ir1rn lis first cnEhcd
into political lite which dates from tie formation OF the 4" q
nsrcs He was member from the metropolitan dstrIc! OF
Virginia in ho convention OF !hG rrriy which nominated
PRESIDENT Pnlk and was the ecctv # The district in The
succeeding Presidential campaign He has ever been nTm
and decied supporter Southern rights anu principles which
Is by The spondcnca which he Lion
Gov during the absence o Gov. CampbeD with VIM Il
Seward then The Executive of New York. upon several
riuns involving sectional difficulties, particularly our
sncp Col Hopkins conducted with credit 10 himself and
honor 10 the Commonwealth
Win such Qualifications and such experience Col Hop
kns stands recommended 10 The ds;it and wc confidently
nnpc thai his claims founded upon lhyse Qualifications ~"
riancr and hls p.s faithful services his party, WI
command tho favorable Confederation o. The nominating col"
yentian ri the district WA foIoLi.
The Richmond Examiner will please copy
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Ths Commonw sal,h If Virginia, " $500

Iot6L IbyU =
With The usual attendance of the general meetings the
Tote OF the would be than doubled by the
law Uoder the provisions Of the ACT Of the 2lst March,
1852 to constitute general meeting there be present
IN oereop or by proxy number of stockholders represent
joa two thirds OF all stock Of the Company The whole
number Of share. being 000 quorum consist Of
v.,h and the Bank Virginia may form quorum,
and by their under the the Code
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
DEATH OF RUSSELL JARVIS.

NV YoRK April l7-Rnssell Jarvis, one al the best
writer's OF the cuB1tY died here This morning
the Bond House His remains will be taken Clare
mont, N, H, Tomorrow morning, for nlerment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

man named Jacob Srder was arrested on lie UIh In
sant and confined in the Jail CarksouIe Va for pass
ing money in Preston county he mad been In
dcled in that county and warrant Issued for his aPe
hen.ou getting wind of the matter he eudeaToed 10
make his escape Some seventy doars OF counterfeit hVe
dollar notes on the State Bank OF Indiana all marEcd letter
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To the Editors Of hs Enquirer.

To the Editors Of tbs Enquirer
have read in the Wing of the 18Th insr, leader under
the head Minister 10 Spain written in The violent Ian
ouanc and seasoned with all trivial common place cpl
the which characterize that nice organ OF the Wing party
in Richmond
l am not surprised al The Wing being enraaed with the
administration with Mr.. Souc, and with the Senate The
Senate the Wing consider from It's language asa set
NJ rosiss for daring 10 confirm unanimously. Mr. SIS
minst Yet expected any Thing like dignity and
canness from This paper But am astuntshcd 10 man
carried lar ny political disappointment as TO depart from
all the rules NJ prolcy ana decency By attack
Ing, nav trying 10 insm whole nation in article d.
| reced against our national administration
editorial alluded to, with these expressions:
"Fenrn morality, French incend;arlsuI, French oppery,
French Iacnhinsu and many Others, IN good
sec in fine French character morals and politics. the
French ration ussacd in the lowest and
:ignitiet style which the Hiie only could invent Elm
cecy pity tho Wings Of 1853 ii they have better cham
pons "r such advocate enough TO ruin The hest
in the wo1. The French al any rato have so little 10 do
private asirs, thai may say in this instance
said wit OF the 18th century
''Jc ne rn'antndos guEre
A roir lie dia6ic cette 1fdire.
Az to Mr. Soue his greatest crime in the eyes OF the
Mig IT, ITO have Spain had formally resigned
sovereignty Cuba by admitting England and France
her allies in retaining possession ri It,. Row had Tic
Wing any ledge # international law jus gentiun he
@ouj be that such IL the opinion of all the great u
who have Treated the question:; and without rnumeh
many Of ,hcrn shall merely quote Gotius Pniien
dor vaIte and Monnsquru, who all declare unhe.itang
ly that when government cannot maintain lis power
lis domains this government In The eyes OF lis neigh
bors formally abdicaie lis power sovereignty upon such
domains OF possessions aud the subjects relieved
all Gut OF allegiance &c, &r.
Let Wing read lille, ii he wishes 10 become
wha, useful Ia his hopeless cause.
As he asprrsions of The Wing upon the French Hon.
article in question has hccn read by any Frenchmsn
he viii have probably said Ion nest Jdas sail que par
Ia 5oue' : 0ne il ocsmcaed bnt by Inc mre-whch
rlovsrh perfectly applicable In this instance. However
had the Freach nation possessed neither love for freedom
." integrity sympathy for the oppressed she
would NJ; have shed her blood freely 10 the of the
American Independence in tho Greek lS27) and for
Belgium in 1881 Wcre The French positire nation instead
IF feeling on. II would remain matter Of doubt whether
the English Colonies might have changed The lcadcn yoke
OF Great Britain for the liberty which they enjoy and
which the Wing appears 10 deprecae so much in his daily
columns where be shows much sympathy .or England
and En- i> attacks upon the institutions OF thu Southern
States.
shall leave hin win his predictions dc gustjas
est dis; u.aadun. PHlL0DEMOS.
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u t3t i.HT!.is q ~ IA" ''tI.
Inr un,;ri wiii,u r.,U,rr.lc"un 'GS on Ne' s""S
IN, 18Th isnni Transmitted b. mail from the VA Ihu'ch'
Hanover to he Etuis Oi ihe Richmond nix, VIII re-
spccr!ul PETITION t.a iiy would publish In, sAt'r aaa TO-
ou.s III: E:iros Of III, Enquirer and Examiner 10 copy
n,l;r ,g Ilnt they aya fused give insertion IN
Ih.r pap.l alnr notice ID ny non hccephhce :"
Nh. GilstIon in The Nia Of HE loth instant oes
enyc suy thai had IL The least suspected mat my car"
r,ud ayr been al i dsrt-ptciin offensive ~ them,
they would ncyrr have been troubled herewith ana PROM
IL never again commit sinllh' offence look II LOT
ns,,rI lhnl a. m. nulna un had been published In the
! WIG ol,pe The, would certainly publish my cnrd.
A EIEKlEt. ). TAIIEY.
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ARRiVA OF


Norfolk, April 10 The q. s. steamer Sarauac has
rived il two days from Savannah
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no THE PEOPLE OF HANOVER COUNTY.
Alv attention has been called 10 te pHhhca'ph :" Tue
nrucacnus III II al i,h'h 's me '"l'r - TAU
aver on The Eth instant Salem cnni mug i"
my nomination Us raudidlic 10 Ieitst.' sa' '','H II.
kn ne Legislature oi Fi.suin and u HE Pro't' '~ "
hr primary meeting lIroneh which t.t h''hi'a.io" :
rendered have not been published ("ht P'oce''i@' no"
they BE- en- pahlislcd would have nloneI Inc G"u ',
Of Hanover that earnestly aud most respectfully 'e''
lie acreDapc. Of that uouinallonl III justice |" "
n.,irc to Thai political party with which have Geri ae"
fed fr,n boz hood 10 manhood, from manhood " me pr
sent rna when nv head has silveted over ~ G
oss Of more than fifty winters aud in justice |" ny irene
Chas!an White compelled, in lhls way 10 h',I'e ga
publication in order mat may ho be placed IN 'ee o
un before you. c .
| would not accept nomination ~ th7 uihe t"'" .
me, ting compu5ed entirely 81 Hicioeih !" NY Wv" POI
hsc,n. Wa actively Instrumental in getting up The meet
tnp nj Hanover Court House which nominated Mi. '
md feel II 10 be my bcundcn duty 10 exert ell The inntnte
nv cstimation he has fulfilled with ability and hiely ana
IN accordance with The wishes ol large majority {" Ills cor"
su.nIs believe my Wing friends in tte lower Ia'l OF
Hannycr who have been engaged 10 lls matter now "''
nromnei in their hy the pnrst motives uuF AZ
or.cale good opinion and eel very srarinl Tor me-
ma oiIcs,ation Of regard Tor political advancement a"d
Whenever can gel my own consent on terms IAN ann ~"
rah 10 be candidate for any Office IN ths gut o The rro
Die of my county in which expect !" speh me ''
mani Of nv DAYS and Ia have my bones buried, shall lie
always willing receive. aud Wi, De ,ii"nHin' ~, ' 'i "
fragcs hHrhif'h' :
Hanover April 1853
az The Examiner viii please ccpy
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CaItD.A you.s gsnli,u.t". - 'iosiH .'o !. .
a n.uc. ia teaching. II G.siioo' z" - 'I "a .tar.
iuiiy - iisi.infN sfs in'th1r ~ i''
u IuILi,h.t. AI..rcsa y IttIu q. i'es'h' 49," " ~
~ G. Il West = nrofhcr> i""S-.i!'s-, h'sI-o'''
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LlysRpoGI APEtL oh Exaggerated accounts ~ ihr al
M nl aa NO been circulated al The Vienna chtnnn
srsincr from Cunstan'inople h,d reached tricsir
i,,. mails 2s', bat they bring M hing additional
Tho latest lun0Is from Vienna thai tie Imperial
inurc mai decide subs ion III tho civil nT tie
military code in nmtorio N,nitiGn ,aroIy he recall
II Ratszsy and complete amnesty o tho refugees VIA
I. tnrn and file tGt.r bonds 81 itally.
Tie British for the quarter exhibit deficiency
comparad uiin last YEAR, ri t2lO COO
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TWENTT DoLLAks REIVAkD.

,>,ViY i,r.n Ta.i"r a. Co.'s Tobacco Faci2r.. - ~
ty Ia, rc-ro boy uai:e,l sam .cS abnu: IS go"
49,, sea rnrg bLra % ma legs i.- raised .
= rr:,cac: Of Eounwc. c"uut.. "t -lvc E- abos. r"
frn ,tt q: The county. and c!vcrcd E:ch:'., 4.
i-s ~ ,u ne e"''' anu : nv NIL IA
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POisOBailnE.

Thousands Of parents who use Vermifuge.
+ SeoDposed Of Castor Oil, Ca!oincl, &C., are not
81 aWare, that while they appear to benefit the pa
tient, they ore actually laying the foundation for
"a Series Of diseases, such as salvation loss of
SSsight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the ulvcr-
tisement of Hobensacks Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention of all directly Interested
in thcir own we'll ns their C;!d-cH'a health
4 In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of q bilious type, should make use
gsofsthe only genuine medicine, IIobensacli' IS
9Biyer Pills.
a5Isa " BE not deceired," bul ask for IIoben-
4 sacks Worm Syrup Liver und Pills, and the
serrt that each has the signature of the Propric-
X or,,S|lgN. HoEENsACK, rs none else are genuine
August. 10. 42-ly.
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$50 q. Rs.eEEa|rd.

20 sR UNA w a z, onlast 'Euestaythe
va 17thsnstant. my Boy RICHARD. }. 81
.--sAS.--s.white mulatie, aljout five feet three
or four inches high, StolerabiY touthuilt,
about twen.two years old with straight
light colored hair, has. avery ssulky ap-
pearance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to; sad hoy has q shortthick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar Of blister on
his forehead just above the ye.brows, llc
may try to hide il hy wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will be
sure to pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care Of his skin for some time. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark colorcd pair of pants. IIe will be
sure to change his cap and clothes as soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the bis-
ter. lie is a shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
that he will be SO advertised.
The above reward OF Twenty Dollars
will be paid for his delivery in any jail in
the State. Iic will he sure TO give himself
another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyville, Sumter District, S. C.
May 2htn, 1852 30-tf
s" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga
zettc publish five times.
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Cheap Grocery,

THE Subscriber having opened gro
Gerry underneath the Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly on hand, supply OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREl. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c sc.
In fact little of almost everything that is
good to cat; all OF whico. will be sold low
for cash, or in exchange for country pro.
ducc. lie promises 10 attend TO his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto. to receive n liberal share Of pa
tronagc. J. NJ. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1853 2O-tf
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.aEeoslnntt,s Gcr,,.;,,s 1siaters.

Hundreds of our citizens complain Of debili-
sty and langour of the system, arrangement Of
Sthe liver and stomach, want of appetite, &c.
they are frequently the result of too close ap-
plication, and n thousand other causes we can
mot here name; but -ve wcnd say to all afilict;
ed, do rs we have dune-get a bottle or two of
{ Dir. Hoodand's German Btters, prepared by DIR.
aJackson, and our word for it you will be cured
eve recommend this medicine, knowing from
Experience that it is much superior TO the gene.
Fality OF patent medicines. We would say to
3 olri readers, purchased none unless prepared by
s DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. July l
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Executive Department.

(NO. 81
NM IIEREAS information has reached
w this Department that on the night
of the 30lh May last, diabolical attempt
was made upon the lives of many citizens
ofthis State, by placing distractions upon
the South Carolina Rail Read, near
Branchvllt: And, whereas, in .consc-
quence of said act, The lives Of several
useful citizens Of this State were lost:
Now to the end that justice may be
done, and the offenders brought to justice,
hereby offer a reward of Five Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
Of said ef!am.!e: or o:icnders, iii any of the
jails of this State, and upon the conviction
Of the same.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State,
at Columbia, this fifteenth day of June,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hun
drcd and fiIty-thrcc, and in the seventy
seventh year of tic Independence Of the
United States.
JOHN l.. MANNING.
June 20lh 1853 35-3t
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L a. u r. / IN B u r G. ri
HIGH SCHOOL,,
TeicI,a,aoad County, Nc,

| ~ 1890 's'rLisoo ot''SUJ2 y
FREv.5J. JONES SMYTII, "A. M., Princ'l.
The second session of this Institution
.will'commcncc on Monday the 1lth July,
1853.
The High School has olready taken its
position among the very first Classical and
! Mathematical Schools in the country
Without any recourse having been had to
special means to bring into notoriety, and
with simple dependence upon its own
intrinsic merits, it has now grown into a
great and well grounded popularity,
Few Institutions in the land can present
such strong claims for patronage from an
intelligent community. The ability and
experience Of the Principal; the large, airy,
and handsome building-their peculiarly
healthy and pleasant location; the entire
exemption from every incentive to idleness,
or temptation to vice, and tho highly moral
and religious influence of tho surrounding
neighborlood, are no ordinary recommen-
dations to parents and guardians who de-
sire safe aud pleasant home for their
children or wards.
The Trustees assure the public, that no
labor or expense will be spared in procur-
ing every thing requisite for the intcllectu-
al and physical well-being of the students
Maps, Geographical and Astronomical,
Globes, Philosophical and other apparatus,
sufficient for every purpose of illustration,
are now ordered and mill be at the High
Schopl in few weeks.
In Il word the Trus tees appeal 10 what
they have already done as proof and
guarantee Of their determination to omit
nothing in the organization and working of
the school which will prevent it from being
what it is called, Il High School in every
sense Of the term,
Ample accommodations arc furnished by
the Principal, rs well as by the most re-
spectacle families in the vicinity.
Books, Stationery, &c., are furnished at
the Fayetteville prices.
TERMS AND COURSE OF STUDY:
The students will be divided into three
grades. The first, or primary department.,
III which viii be taught the elementary
branches of Spelling, Reading, Writing,
and the elements OF Arithmetic.
Terms per Session OF five months, SS 90
SECOND:
English Grammar. (MitchelI's,)
Arithmetic, (Grcenlcaf -
Mathematics, pcarce or Da- e., ~,
vics' course,) Keith on the -" w
Globes, History, Compostion
and Rudimcnts OF Latin,
THIRD:
a complete English and Classical
Education, with Natural, Mental,
and Moral Science, 90 90
For French, German or Spanish, 10 %
Board, Washing, &c, (exclusive of
lights.) 10 CO
Board and Tuition, payable, onc-half at
the commencement uf the Session, the
other at the close.
For further information address the
Principal or either Of the Trustees at
Laurinburgh L. o., Richmond County.
North Carolina.
DUNCAN McLAURIN, !
MURDOCH McklNEON,
JOHN l.. FAIRLY.
a&aiNS4 nIcEAF FtisssssG,
DC. STEWART,
DR.. r. ID. DICKSON,
D. McNEii.I.,
ID. G. MCINTYRE,
June 2l, 1853. 3i--3t
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not TO
trade for, or receive in payment OF any
debt, either or both Of two Notes given by
the subscriber to r. J. Price. the one for
two hundred and fifty dollors, and the 9TH
CIR for two hundred and ten dollars, as said
Notes given .ur two separate tracts of land
were TO be paid after good and lawful titles
were made TO me by Price, which condi-
tons were put in writing and arc now il,
my possession, and which contains the
further understanding that in the event OF
his failing as he has done, to make such
titles he would forfeit the amounts sc.
G. A. LESSESNE.
April 5, 1859 27-tf
-zEn =. tN-trl..,,,o :.
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware ManufaCtOrV.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
nfol III the cltizeus of Slmtervillc and the
surrounding country, thai he is now open
ing TIN IANUFACTORY in Sumter
vile, and IS now prepared to fill all orders
IN the tim line. Merchants will find it to
their interest to purchase their ware from
me, as intend to sell low and warrant all
thar sell.
ROOFING, GUrTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptncss and in
a workmanline manner. The cash will
be expected III every instance On iinishing
or delivering of every job. interd taseIl
cheap and for the cash only.
Feb. Sth, 1863 l5--tNA
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q. s " d b AL III sDTHCEs
"a sls stile. So Iei,sifIc N n on,s or

IS ! ssMs:8 ~ 33yysi IaiF eRrAar rTospYSPEPrICs.s II
Or. IIoughton's PePsip, the true Di-
gestiye Flnid, or Gastric JUICE, prepared from
{ Rennet or the Fourth Stomach of tile Ok, after
eetions of Baron Liebig, the great Physiolo-
Ssgical Chemist, by J. s. Hough,on, NJ D., Phila-
dslphia. l'llisis truly wonderful re medy for
IIildigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, LIVER Cen:
splnint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
9sSatura's Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, tile Gdstric Juice. Pamphlets, contain.
s,sg Scientific evidence Of it's value, furnished
by agents, gratis. Sec notice among the mcdica
advertisements. Es-ly.
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SO. 5GAR0LINA---SUMTER DIST,
IN ORDINARY.

ALPHEUs GRooNrs vs.. +. Brown and
JENcY his wife and others.
tSappearing 10 my satisfaction that +.
s,BroSn5and Jency his wife. John Bosnian
and SGatharne his wife and Lcmuel Bos.
snlan, defendants in the above stated case,
reside beyond this State: 1t is therefore
ordered s.f that they do appear and object To-
\ the Division or Sale OF tho Real Estate Of
lNYlilliaIn5 Grooms, deceased, on or before
the. .iiFst day of October next. or their con-
3 Hem 10 tue sane will be entered of record.
W.4LESXIsSS, o. s. D.
juno 2Stliyls53 35--f
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China, Glass And
EARTHiE,I WARE.
Direct Importations.
H. E, NICHOLS,
CDTUNTRTA. s @


AS ju.treccivcd direct from the man
u ufacturcrs in England aud France,
and by recent vessels from the North, a
very complete and varied assortment of the
above named GOODS, comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; among which
are best
WHITE GRANITE or STONEWARE,
Chiua finish superior article;
B!nc and other Co!orcd Ware, of now
styles;
Frcnch and English China, new shapes,
plain Waite Gold and decorated
Rich China Dinner and Tea. .selts, and
beautiful Fancy Articles in the line
Cut, Moulderch and Polished Glassware,
OF every kind;
Dyot's Patent Camphcne, Store, Office,
and par!or Lamp, superior article
Webb's Patent Oh! and Lard Lamps. a new
article giving great light and briliancy
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and Pal
ted Cas'ors, Spoons, Forks, &C.
housekeeping articles, in great variety
Crates Of assorted Wares. of desirable and
new styles, by Wholesale;
Packages Of Tumblcrs, Flasks, &c, low
by the package.
Having complete arrangements for obtain
! ing our Goods direct from The manulac-
turcrs we can and will offer rare induce
mcnts, either " Wholesale or Retail -
Orders a'tendc, 10 promptly,
II. r.. NICHOLS.
Columbia, April -, 1853 2l--lf
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Executors Notice,

All persons having demands against the
Estate Of the late Col. John ]. Moore OF
Sumter District, arc requested to hand
them in properly attcs,cd to the subscri.
hers, and all those indebted will make
payment to the same.
J. b. MOORE, r
J. S. MOORE, HNecu'ofs'
March 18th, 1853 2O-n
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, 2Tth June 1873
ORDER No
TIE Ai,is-dc- Camp OF tho Governor
residing in the Isl Division are especially
ordered to attend him during the reviews
under orders of the 23d inst, and others
whose convenicnces will permit are re-
Gncsted also to attend him at such places
as suit them.
BY order of The Conmandcr-in-ch chief,
j. w. CANTEY,
Adj. and Insp. Gen'l.
June 30lh, 1853 35-5t
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Increased Stock
BY
syOhn O'ConnOr.

Who has made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, and is now
receiving fresh goods by every train Of
cars and offers TO the public Tor the sum
mcr months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and lemonade, (daily) ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also fine assortmcn, uf
Tobacco and Cigars, with choice lot of
Family Groceries. also a large stock Of
kBgsY dROGsEBS, &c.
Picked Salmon and Preserves, Flour of
the best brands warranted, also IL large lot
CT Bacon Of which he receives a new sup
ply weekly. All oi which he guarantees
TO sell al The lowest rates for cash.
April 9th, 1888 23-if