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comprise q
portion of stock. l shall keep constantly hand
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such as hams, shoulders, BUTTER LARD -four, pork, peach
eS, apples, potatoes, and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whskey. brandy port madeira, gin, porter,
claIct, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment, made up in the
best nanner and of the best MATERIAL among which
vercoatS dress and frock coats, and vests all kinds,
coors and sizes under clothing great variety. Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
large and well selected assorment too numerous
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter Styles Also gene
raj assortment of hardware, paints, glass, tnware cutie
ry, oils, &c. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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DRY Goods for Cash
w. G.. BANCROFT & co.
253 KING STREET,
Charleston, s. &.

We have in conformity with the spirit
of the times adopted in our business the
system Of low Tariff. and Cash Prices, and
offer TO tile city and Country retail and
wholesale trade every variety of goods in
our line=--PRINTS, MUSLIN SILKS,
BOMBAZINES, SIIAWLS, LINENS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, y RESS
GOODS-of all kinds-GEOVES, no.
SIERY, SC. &c. We shall bc constantly
receiving the latest and ttost fashionable
styles of goods, and it is our determination
that our stock in point OF Styles and Assort-
ment shall be unsurpassed, aud in cheap
ness Of price unequaliea by any in the city
Of Charleston. We have made this change
in our system Of business from our pre-
ference 10 the small but more certain re-
turn Of the NlMBL.E SIXPENCE, rather
than that of the slow shilling, and in the
belief that the public cannot fail to per-
ceivc disadvantages it offers to purchasers.
Our business will be conducted 80 AS TO
ensure their entire 'confdcncr, and we ap-
peal directly 10 their judgment. Through
OUT connections in the various markets Of
Europe and Of this country we POSSESS the
ability and the ,rW to offer extraordinary
inducements 10 the Consumer the Planter,
aud the Merchant. ,ra
February Slh, 1888 l5-4m
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The State of South Carolina

To all and singular tie f of sJIs ,J,s
General Elections, foT edch Cena iaSIs
al District tt' oug hout .he Sttlfs s
In pursuance of An Act of Ire lsanorAa'
Assembly of This State, passe ti 6t Git, f;;is
December, A.. D. 1852, YOU are her. i,y ss.
!ulrcd, alter giving lega aInotice (ard bsinS:
duly quaiified) 10 proceed to hold an alec.
ton Tor Representative in The CongfeSS
oi the United States, for each Congresaiis ii5. ].
al District, on the 4tf Monday in FebruSlyss
next, and the day following, at ibssF
places and 10 be conducted by ifle saiss
managers, of and in the same name 4 81
the election OF mcmberso ofthe State IsaiSIS:...l
'atnre; aud after having determined on Ana
persons duly elected, you dc certify ma
same according TO law, under: w, YOUR hand
and seal 10 the Governor, at Columbia. by
The first Monday in April next, On 'wIis.I.
day the votes will BE counted; Unit and :tiiefas5.
ter the elections declared y; ZzsSggS
Given under my Rand and tho sssai6f
the State, in Columbia this 2Uit dayioff
January m the year of our; our; Lord one tl;os.
sand eight hundred and ;fifty.tilfee. ard ia
the 7Itlr, year OF the sovereignty and In.
dependence Of the United States Of Amer
ica. 80 q = = s.Assel:i
by the Governor, sf+ s5 @ q
. JOHN L.. NJ hANNI q
BENJAa1S Perry, Sec'ry OF. State.
January 25:li, 1853 I. a., 5,Is b sitd e
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Further Notice,
TO all whom 1t moy Concern

TO all whom 1t may Concern: II
AS no one may be deceived or have
cause of complaint The subscriber gives
notice that he will invariably and without
any manner of distinction, during the term
o! his She. i!alily strictly adhere to the fol-
lowing Rules:
That any and every description OF prop.
erty levied on, must accompany the Depu.
ty to Sumtcrville, or good bohd for its
dell'cry on the nett safe day.
That every levy 20 made, will be dis
posed Of Oh the stcord sale day after levy,
lInesS .Gtt!cd:
That all the Executions IN tile Office
must be settled in snnic way, or stayed be.
tore Court as he does not intend to be
ruled and gulled by false promises. Those
unsubstantial and unsatisfactory promises
will not save tho Sheriff and securities
from ruin, truth is truth and he intends IL
do what he says.
J, c, HIiAMH, 5. 8. u.
Jan 18Th, 1853 iJ-tf
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Poison;i.,s.

fssfxesa i ~ r H #
I'ho,lsnndS of parents who use yermifugc.
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel &c., are not
swnrc thatwhile they appear 10 benefit the pa
4 sisnt they are actually laying the foundation for
series Of diseases, such us salvation, loss OF
I aisi.t swesk kness of limbs, &c.
SssSIn another column will be foun.. the adv6r.
f;asement of H6bunsack's Medicines, to which.
we etaaksthe dttehfion, of oil directly interested
ihtl,eir osvn we'll rs their Clildren's health
sihs Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
Il from those Of: q bilious type, should make use
q The .le only genuine medicine, IIobensack's 's
ssirer; T ills. h n
aa SIS & De not decciced," but ask for IIobcn-
9eack'a Worm Syrup Liver uni Pills, and tic
serve that each hns the signature Of the Proprie-
IIoDENsAck, as none else are genuinc
iAg,lstt. st.Yl! 10. s., ..s.. i2Hly.
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Election for Congress,
Sig n Congressional District

UNDER the Proclamation OF his Excel
lcncy Govcrlot John l.. Manning, issued
in pursuance of an Act of The General AS
seinbly OF this State, passed on TIE 10th
December a. Is. sS52, the gundrrs gned,
Managers o Eiect'on At. .SRmtcrvil.eg Box,
Sb.lntcr,A DO hereby 1--WE
notice that, they will ho.d an Ecclon in
SumtervlIe, al the usual place for opening
the poll, on the iih Monday in this month.
Tor Representative in the Congress of the
United States, from the SIy,t Cohgfrssi0n-
al District OF THIS State, composed Of the
Districts OF York, Chester fairfield, Rich
lank, kcrshaw ami Sumter The pol! will
be opened on the day named, and tie
Tuesday following, from, the hours nf 9 a.
m, toi o'clock p IN. All persons constI-
tutlorally qualified to vote for members of
The General Assembly, in any OF the re-
spcctive Districts embraced in the Con-
sgrcssioml District, will he entitled to vote
III the sad election at the Columbia Box,
ii they so choose.
Managers at Sumtcrvi!lc. J. Knox,
John q. licrfot and q. w. Brahord
The phIls for the above Election viii also
be opcnc, al tc following places in the
Election Districts of Ciarcnunt and Salem
as above by the respective Managers to
Wit
Swimming rcm<.---R. l.. Mcleod, 4. S.
Watts and John w. Montgomery.
Bishopvillc. II. Dixon, J. w.
Siuckey and Irn y. Green.
Carriers Crnssn. Tho las ''cCutch
con, George McCutchcon, Jr., :. Hardy
Scarborough.
Spring IIII.--B. +. Rhamc, r. l.. Smith
and James Corbci, sr.
Statchurg.-B. llocd, Samuel }. Brad
Icy and w. w. Reese.
Provilcncc.--JoIn Ballard, e. C.. Jack
son and l.. J. Dnkins.
Manchcstcr.--.I. f.. BcIscr, w. Y. Boyd
and james A. lIarvin
Privatccr Thomas O'Stccn, WiIIum
Nc,tlcs and jnhn Il. TiniaG
English Cross Roacs.--J"hn G. poi,r.
Isaac kcc!s, sr, and A. A. Mcleod.
MecFIanicsvillr.- ii. Kennedy, JAS.
w. Rcmbcrt and William Prescott.
Lowry's-M. a. Muldro&; Th,niae i.
English, Jr, and Josiah A. Fleming.
Polls to be kept open two days at Sum.
tcrvilic and all the other boxes.
February 18th, 1853 16--td
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Sheriff q Sales.

ID virtue of sundry Executions to me
~ directed, will be sold at Sumter Cour,
House, on.the lst Monday and day follow.
ing in March next. within legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, for cnsll, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles i:
Lot and buildings thereon in Sumtdrvillc
adjoining lands of Clark & Brother aud ]
l.. Haynsworth, levied OF 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
K. J. Withcrspoon and S. Z. Plowden lev
led on as the property Of WIN. r. BentIy
at the suit Of John a. Colclough
! Lot aud Buildings thereon, in Sum
tcrville, adjoining lands of, and near the
Rail Road. levied on as the property OF
Thos. McGee, at the suit'of John II. Green
and Suns IL Nance.
Tract of rs acres of land in Fork
OF Black River, adjoining lands Of and
where def. lives, levied upon az the pro-
pcrty OF G. IL. Ostenn, at the suit Of Sims
s. Nance and WIN, Lsws
Mule and Horse levied on as the
j +.
Lynn and J. 5. g. l.. Bowie
Negro levied on rs the property OF
Thos. NJ. Baker, at the suits OF IL. Spann
and w. G. Dessaussurc. u.
Negro, levied on rs the property
Of !. J. Belser at tho suits Of F.,J. Rivers,
JAS j.. Weeks, w. III. Goddard, Ext'x and
Ex'rs Of Is. Halle.
l'hcgro levied On az the property Of w.
S. Burgess AT the suits OF l.. Is. Hanks,
w. Nj. DcLorme aud c. DcIormc.
l carriage, . horses and harness levied
on as the property Of Webb Clark at the
suits Of Thomas ID. FriersoIh l.. Barfield
and A. J. &. p. Moses.
negro levied on as the property OF
John China at the suits Nof 6. Barton and
l.. B. Hanks
Colt levied on as the property Of John
W. Donald at the suit of T.. Durant and to
be sold on Tuesday 9Th March at Defend
ants residence.
l negro levied on as the property Thom-
as w. English at the suit Of a. NJ. & II.
Kennedy.
Horse, Buggy and 1Iarncs. levied
on as the property OF John w. Erwin at the
suits of Samuel NJ. Green, MrRny " Jones,
AMI A. Chisolm.
l Mule levied on as the property Of John
II. Flcmnling at the suit OF Thorus J.
Coghan.
horse levied on as The property Of +.
q. Jenkins at the suit OF a ID. FoHworil,.
negro lcvcd on as tie property of Mo-
scs d. Mcleod a, The suit ol g. Norh,
Negro levied Oh as tho property
of. 5. Richardson, sr. al the suit Of James
Bradley.
= Horses levied Oh as the property of
John S. R.ch at the suit of X S Polncroy
3 negroes levied On as the property Of
John Rirks at the suit OF Samuel Dent.
) horses, > buggics aud : waggcns lev
led on as the property Of Il 5. Rcdford at
the suits OF w. b. Miller, J. NJ Jennings,
Henry Spann and J. d. Bianding.
| negro levied OH as the property of r.
J. Wi,hcrspoon at the suits OF A. X. Lock,
J. III. Nelson and a. J. Moses.
horse levied OH as the property of w.
NJ. Wilder at suit Of Edward Salisbury.
hursc levied on as the property OF b.
Moody a, the suit of W. j. Gerald
~ t;rrriags:-l uuggyf AMI ;SThuics 1cvicu'
on as the properly of T.. ID. Pringle at the
suits OF N. w. Nathan, Thomas d. Fricr-
sou, and Samuel l.. Plow,cn
}. {. RlIAAlE, =. $. D.
Feb. 18Th, 1888 lG-2t
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sif fsiyoisss1 .s.y
bosE English riiss! s;s1s -
Extra Coiored, fiite md Black English
SruN SILK SkStkihgs.fY Best Qualities Eng.
lish MonAvIAS STOCKINGS, Black and Sate,
Colored. Extra fine and heavy qualities I'm.
ported French and English SILK STOCKINGS.
Black and White. 3%ts stFs ES.f
Finest qualities FRENcH I.isI.E Tnnsxp.
Open Clicked and plain Stockings. Black, Slale'
Blue Mixed, Mode Colurs and Superior dnnI;
lies White English Stockings Of the celebrated
From France and Royal Brown, Brands.
Extra Fine and heavy qualities of Gentle.
mems UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS of Lambs
Wool, Saxony, Merine and Stockinet. i'm.
ported, LADIES UNDER VESTS Of Merino and
Gauze Lambs Wool. LADIES AND GsSrs
GLOVES, of Silk, Merino, Kid, Iisie Thread.
Kid make Silk, Scg0viu, Cotton and other de
scriplions Large and full assortment OF GEs.
rLcMENs, FAsuloSAE4E SHIRTS, CoLLARs.
CRAvArs, AND POCKET HANDKERcIIErs.
BL!NKaTs, London Bath, Dunield's and
Whitney Blankets, FLANSEIs, Weich, Sails.
bury, French NIerino and English Flanicls.
Superline Embossed Cloth and Victoria Da-
masks, TABLE AND Piano Covers.
Best qualities of Brown and White TA MIR
DAMAsKs, Doylies, NAPKISs, TOWELS, AMI
lRisu LINENS AND SHEETINGs, OF ouR own
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
CorToS Goops, 1ickings, 3-4 Al and 1874
Brown Sheetings, Best qualities of Long Cio,Hs.
Sheetings, Cumbrics, Muslins, Checks, Cling.
hams, Satinets, Cassimercs, Vcstings, Broad
Cloths, DC, &C., lI3I
twill be worth your while to call and er-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
w. j. jacob a. son;
22l King-st., (BcnD opp. the Big lSoot:
Charleston, Jan. 2l, 1853 l3--tf
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New Tin and She etSIrOnS
Ware MIanufa aet0rV.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
inform the citizens of Sumteryille and the
surrounding country, that he is now OPEN
ing TIN MANUFACTpRYSjnt Sum
terville, and Is now prepared to fill all or
ders in the tin line. Merchants will find
Ito their interest to purchase their ware
from me as Iintrnd to sell low and war
rant all that sell.
ROOFING GUTTERING and JOB
WORK executed with promptness and in
a worknanike manner. The casl, will
be expected in every instance on finishing
or delivering of every job. | intend to sell
cheap and for cash only. :"
Feb. 9th, 1853 }5-tf
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MANAGERS,

Fnton:-T. G. Richardson; j. i Brouafb.
ton, and Brown Manning.
= Bradham's;-W. IL Reynolds, u, ID.
Brogdop. and James Fl. IIaryiri.s
O%en's Muster Field. u. Af. Fielder; Il
+. Brock, and ID: l.. Ragin. sSs
iShorlers:--Hamil,on Husbands; Wsi
Wilder. and Benjamin Walker,
-, racks Old Place:-=R. i. !. Haynsssdr,.l
Thomas Burgess; and James PloWdsn.
vests Old Places. $. fcFaidin, 6.
a. Rich. and Joseph c. Burgess a.;
Mack Store:--Dudley T. Hodge, 6. Il. {
W!tl,erspoon and Joseph NJ. Plowder.5
Nithstspoon's Old Muster Field jaa: i.
npEEs; William N. Mcintosh, and wv. Ii.
NicElyeen: AK .sS y -. s..
~ MG,ts Cross Reatls:--S. B. Cokef, 3 I:
/" baker, and Samuel Tomlinaon.
''.'a'y 3olh, 1893 l3--td
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s j. Oh u HIS.
q . al,ot tiler aieniifisc, Svo,,lnaI,lc,rII!!

8 :.5Ss 4 u PoR MT 10 DYsPEPTIcS
br. >. .sss Iio,ighton's Pepsin, the trus III:
gestiye Fluid ,or eastrie Juice, prepared from
tlteanet .iorithe Fourth Stomach of,hc OK, after
9direetons OF Baron Iiebig, the grcu, Physiolo.
sleal Chemist, by J.S. IIoughton, NJ. d., Phila-
sdelphia.s his is truly u wonderful re mcdy for
I Indigestion, l)yspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
9plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
R etature's Own Method, by Nuturo's Own
,he iGdstric.Jnnce. Pamphlets, ,'toh,aiil.
s:iut; ishtiac evidence fits v.ilue, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice hmdng the metica
advertisements. s-ly.
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saHo.oalansa,s German Bittcrs.

Hundreds Of our citizens complain of tlcbif-
" andilangour Of the system, arrangement. of
Z ithe liver and stomach, want of appetite, &C.;
they are freduently the result of too close ap-
plication, and thousand other causes we can
net here name; but we would suy to ull ufIlict-
ed.tdo as wc have fdone-get bottle or two of
,I,Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters, prepared by DIR
] Jac kson, and our word for it You will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experiences that it is much superior to the gene
gFaiity OF patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
S44lr. u. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia. July
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clitive
.'CoLUMBIA i eill l,pair,.g.s III, d 3 :

COLUMBIA, Il OH January / s5l.
Tie Manugers Of Elections iljil easgg,s
Congressional District sflirons Iioilt tjsI.
State are hereby required ft3 Il opsi, Il, IS
Polls AT thoir respective. places 81 Sss
iions,an to hold nm election Eor Renres s,.
tatiyes in Tho Congress Of fl,a TJ5;tSds
States, on the Fourth Monday II i,sS 81 y.
ry next, in conformity with ti,e VIII
unto appended. obedionso 10 At ,ess sIs,.s
ton passed at The last sitting ois sihe lsaF
laturo,, a writ o. election will be sen III Sb,s
each place OF Election in each EotIere.,.
s'onal District Throughout the State, and ..n
tho event of those writs not lfeacIiiiiaa ti,sjfs
destination, it is deemed advisable, bv ina
Executiye,to TO issue ikiS general aotica. iS
remedy such contingencias as h, az oeeti
JOHN Imam iViNG 8.
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So. Carolina
Elizabeth David
Sumter Dist
j NJ. David, ct. nj.

] n. David, ct. al.
BY virtue of an order from w. Lewis,
Bsq,, Ordinary Of Sumter District, will
sell on the first Monday in March mex,
at Sumter Court House, between the cga
hours of sale, one tract of land, containing
:'27 acres on ---- Bay, it the fork 0!
Black River.
TERMs.-A credit ot two years, Gall
fees cash } the purchaser giving bond with
good security and mort gage OF the pr..;ni-
scs to the Ordinary. for the payment OF ihc
purchase money, wih interest from the
lay ot sale.
j. G. ltIIAME, 5. $. D. /.
Feb. 18th, 1913 lG-2t
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Blacksmith h-ShOp,

The subscriber has removed his slop
near to the Rail Road Depot, where l,o is
ready to do any work in his line at shor,
notice. Terms cash, or when accounts
are made at all, they must be settled ever,
three months,
Persons not disposed to comply with
the above terms, sill please muhoM Mci,
or1crs for mork.
Y. J. COGIILAN.
Feb 9Th. 1853 Ij--2t
Waterman will copy 1t.
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ME- wv H1AIeNg.

The suhScrh having associated them
selves togcthco ~ the mercantile business
under the firm Of }UThER & NEW BE.
Ky. would respectfully inform their friends
and tho pubic generally, that they are
now receiving and opening a large and
well selected stock of Dry Goods, Grocc.
res, Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely
low Tor cash, or TO customers who will pay
up punctually.
D' It is unnecessary TO enumera,c arti-
cles, Just come along soc fcr yourselves.
Y. N. BUTLER
a. NJ. NEWBERY,
Atthe stand formerly occupied by Mc-
10Y q Jones, one door north ofthol Pos,
& santeryillo, cc,.l5, 1852 5l--tf
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F, R E [ G H.
Draper & Tailor,

S U M L L r V l. LIE, s. c.. +,
Having permanently located himself in
this village, on Main Street, one door
north Of Major John f. Haynsworth's resi-
dcncc, offers nis services 10 the citizens of
this District. lie has paid much attention
to his business in the cities of Frankfort
and Paris, and if you will but give him u
sria be promises on his part to give entire
satisfaction
Feb. 9th 1858 l5-tf
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Veterinary Surgeon.

OBERTA V.SFANDREWS notoGes Tho
citizens of this, and the adjoining Districts
ithats he has removed bis Stables near ibo Dr,
BOT OF the w. d NJ. K. Road, where he is rcndv
at all lines to take charge OF diseased Horses
for amoderate charge; in all eases where there
sisIno cure no gpay, will be expected. He also
continues to take Passengers 10 end from ,hs
depot, and expects shortly 10 receive a New
s slOmnibus for that purpose. Goods he will haul
sht the old rate of 10 cents per package, and
J splicitss The patronage Of the public.
Feb, -, 1853 l7--tf
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Sad die s. Harness Making
Under A52. Sign
Horse Head.

- Al 2 Snbscrber still continues to solicit lpa
,Sfonase y IN the above line of business, and re.
! turns ,ihi,nkR for past fayors but necessity
soinfcia ham to cay 10 the public that il is i'm
ptssible for him to Keep books, SO his terms urc
8 Barter or Coed Notes; therefore, all whu
Z de 2; not care 10 comply with tho above terms,
81 nut wrong to Withhold d their work
-, - s. VIC. DUNCAN. Il
1898 ia- -.s.-ssE 49, l3-tf
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, 18th January, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
EDWARD a. SALMOND and LEW.
iS a. BECkliAM, Esquircs. having been
appointed Aids de- camp TO the command
or in-C Chief with the rank of 1t. Colonel,
VIII he obcyed and respected accordingly.
By order of the Commander.n-chei.
J. w; CANTEY, g
Aditand fnsp'r General.
Februatyl 1853 .l4-,3t
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y llIs.. 'auit sumteE district.

ssS yolIis az ~ ayrisnt, ct al. Is. 81
apPsaring TO my satisfaction that John
,ls May rant, one of the Defendants in The
siaboye a,alsd cause, is absent from and without
{ ahe iin,ita Of the State OF South Carolina. On
3slnonon of Us. q. Richardson, Compiainant's
4 S5olicltor, il in ordered that the said John w !.
b aSiayrant dc plead, answer or dcn,ur, to the
SAID Complainants Bill Of Complaint within
three months from the date of the publication
3 1oi this erder, or an order .Pro confosso will be
entered against him.
4, zss.ax w. F..5B. HAYNSWoRTIf,
February asth, 1863 ls-tf
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Notice.

II any person has taken Or received
through mistake Ban-box containing a
blue black satin Cloak trimmed with vel
vc:, marked to Mrs.! Mary Birch, TO tk5
care of General S. r. Chandler, will cd 4.
Ter favor by returning tho. same to- De- \
), .Iteary J. : s,:a saa .sis Is.
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Notice.

3 Is. N ERS. whilst returning thanks to his
oid customers, Tor tllcir liberal patronage, noli
I, fes them, that after sale day in March next he
VII discontinue business at the old stand of the
-. Sumtar House,, but expects 10 open ng,n
Snhortly, where he will be pleased to see ull Ills
frlentis and bc most thankful for rl,cir p,.tron
age and support :
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Fair and Final Notice.

The Bonds, Notes, and Books of !Ac.
count ol the late firm of T.. u. pRINGI.E
4. CO.. are placed in the hands of 4. G..
SPAIN, Esp, for collection Necessity
knows no Law" Parties interested will
please be prompt and save costs.
T.. ID. PRINGLEs
Agent Tor Collection.
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N office.

All persons indebted To d. ]. WYNN.
by Note or open account, are particularly
requested To come forward immediately
AMI make payment. and especially those of
lw" years standing, as find i, impossible
10 continue my business lnngcr without
mrt:nniary aid. y. j. WINN,
February /, 1888 $685. ,i-lf
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Lost,

ON some day las: week n Nuic drawn by
Edwin Cater OF Bradford Springs, dated about
the 18th January last and payable in twelve
months for 1920 90 and in favor of j. l.. De-
coin. AL! person" nrc forbid 10 trade for the
same, and any one finding nnd leaving il al the
Office Of this ! apcr will confer favor upo, Ill,
loser.
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By Thomas O'Connor,

just received per Rail Road, choire .e,ec-
ton of Cigars and Tobacco, Cor,lials, Pre-
serves OF all descriptions, Jcllys &c. Also II
complete assortment oi Groceries, which h.
guarantees TO sell us low rs they can be Oh
tnincd from Charleston for.
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