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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-05
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

What classes Of animals can be
raised to the best advantage in your
section? Cost of rearing and value at
maturity? Cost of transporting each to
the Atlantic markets alive. by canal,
rail road, or on foot? What breeds are
the most serviceablc for labor, milk,
flesh, or wool! Have you any i'm.
ported or blood animals in your vicin-
ity? Ifso, state the number, breeds, his
tory, and pedigree, if known. and
the effects Of crossing, fany ON your
common stock.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-05

Ready made Clothing for Gents and Youths,
nfcvrry quality and description. Having Sc
lcc,cd the Goots. and had them made up to or
Gcr, lie can warrant the work.
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D. ]. WINN,
>ARvU g. HANA ON

Has just received from Baltimorc and New
York, II large and well selected stock Of
C;ss~iliiercS and
FESYINGS,
the finest and best that has ever been brought
10 this market.
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--AI.SO,-

Evory description and quality of Gloves: Dress
Hats made up to order; Gaps, Silk Cravn,s,
silk Pocket llanJk"rchicfs and Neck Tins,
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Mcrino Undcrshirls,
10. Drawers, with every article that ia worn by
gentlemen. which lie offers on reasonable terms
and su!iciis call from his old customers and
The cirz. MS of the District generally.
Sumleryillc, Nov. 18th, 1852 3--tf
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-G.2---LLc-L-N2N--L..LL ~ Z = E-Eas>--hN
ENGINEEE's OFFICE, WA. & Man r. X.
Jnly IL, lo53.
ON and after this date, the Mail and
Passenger Trains will run daily as follows:
WEST
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-05
ANIMAL PRODUCTS.

What is the cost of production
and market value in your vicinity, OF
wool, silk, wax, honey: coclincal, milk,
butter, cheese, eggs, beef, mutton,
pork, hams, lard, oil, hides, tallow,
pelts, &C.? What is the cost of tran
sportation by canal, railroad, or 9th,
erwise to the Atlantic markets?
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-10-05
EEmhcaasncis,s Liver za;iss,


No part of The system is mure liable to disease
thnn the LIVER, il serving as n filtrrcr 10 puri-
iy The blood, or giving the proper secretion to
the bic so that any wrong action Of the Liver
eilccis The other Important paris nf the system.
and results variunsiy, in Liver Co,nplni,t
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia. &c. We should therefore
watch every syinpiom that might iniicate a
Wrong action Of the Liver. These Pills bcinc
CONFUSED Of KooTs and PLANTS furnished by
uainrc To heal The sick: Namely, lst. An Ey-
rECroRANT, Which augmr. Is The secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge OF secrctcd matter. End, An Al
RENATIyE, which changes in some inc rpicn-
bic and in seiisihleinanrcr the certain morbid
action OF the SYSTEM. 3rd, y ToNic, which
gives tone and strength TO lie nervous svs,,;u.
renewing health and yigor 10 all parts of the
body. Ith, y CATIIAnTIC. which acts in Fer
fec, harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and cx,@liius the
:'i1sa iiiiFs oi corrupt and viiurci matter, and
Purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
G0 4aeNA@ @lD-5 Do
You will find these Pills an Invaluable mcdl-
cine IN many complaints tn which You are sub
jcci. In ohstructians either total or ulr,inl they
have been found of ofincs,inublr benefit. rcstorin.
their functional arrangements to II hcniihy ac-
ton, purifying the blood and other fluids so
eticciualiy i"put to flight all complaints which
may arise from female irregularities, MS head
n'he,, giddlnrss, dimncss OF sight, pain in ,hc
side, back, DC.
Nome genuine unless sgncdJ. y. IonESsAcK,
all Others being base Imitation.
PRICE-Ei on % CTS.
GV Agents wishing new supplies, AMI Store
kerlers dcsirous of becoming Agents must adj
dress the Proprietor, J. n. liOBENSACK,
Philadelphia, PA.
For sale by al Druggists and Merchants in
the u. =.
J.. NJ. ConEN, Charleston, Wholesale Agen,
for the State.
August l0ih, 1852 i2-ly
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HALF A n1ILLIoN COPIES


II is mpractirAte convey fuy the rarious subjects
treated Of they OF nature strictly intended for
the married. these contemplating marriages. but
female dcsi,Ous OF enJnyng health and that brsuty,
sclurmt uron health. which conducive to her
happiness and that Of her husband bnt either has i'll
obtain has will every husband vino has the love
and affection Of hs wife at heart that Of his
cunIary improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE: HUNDRED TilOIR
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT IK MAIL within the las, lev
months
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TE9E ElARBsED W9MAMD@
Private Medical COMPANION,

BY DIR. A. N. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF diseases OF woMrr.
One Hnnd,eh Edition. lsmo, p7 $50. Price so Cents
los rrxr rArrR, EXTRA B,sp,Sa, 81 COL
First published in Isi7 and i, is no,
sURPNIZiNG OK WONDERFUL,
Considering TINT EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED. Or NOT, cn,,
here acquire II full knowledge OF the
plants, With the various symptoms, aud
that nearly
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AfANURES

What mAnures are most in use with
you, and which the most valuable for
special crops? If Guano, bone dust,
poudrette, super-phosphatc, lime, gyp-
sum, charcoal, ashes, fish, muck, or
any other valuable fertilizers, are en-
ployed in your vicinity, state the
modes of applicat' on and their effects
upon the respective crops to which
they have been applied. The result Of
any accurate experiments would be
desirable, especially as connected with
any'of our great leading staples, cot
ton, tobacco, hemp, flax, wheat, oats,
rye, barley, rice, potntos, CT In
dian corn.
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Rail Road Notice,

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T;:ttsrfiT -; SS ;i1 s. ~ fssSS=
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
What crops can be cultivated to
the best advantage in your section?
The best modes Of cultivation? The
maximum and average yield Of each,
and the smallest yield that will pay cx-
penses? Have you any established
rotation Of crops? What plants are
cultivated for the purpose of plough
ing under rs manure? Have you
any remedies against the diseases and
insects which iniest your crops? What
are your best moucs of harvesting,
storing, and preparation for market?
What is the cost Of production and
market value, in your vicinity, Of the
various kinds ofgrains, roots, hay and
fodder, cotton, hemp, flax, hops, sugar,
tobacco, &c? What the cost oftran-
sporting each product, by canal, rail
road, or otherwise, to the Atlantic mar
kets?
Special interest is felt at the pres
ent time in those plants which are en-
ployed in the manufacture Of cor
dage, clothing, &C., such as cotton,
hemp and flax. Are any Of these
crops proitably cultivated with you,
and ifso, have you any improved va,
riety, new modes of cultivation, har.
vesting, or preparation for market2
FRUITS, WINE, ETC.
What varieties of fruits are cultiva
ted with the best success in your sec
{ tion? What kinds are attacked by
blight, rnildew, or insects, particularly
injnrious to their perfect growth? II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
Dlattbntan & 5totr Journal.
Z. p. WALTON, W., EDITOR.
Thursday, March 10. 1883.

Th"rsday' WaTch 10 is95'
Tne hUrE CoNyENuoN-We proceed
to redeem the promise to our readers, to
give, IN substance, some Of the interesting
addresses delivered in the quiet and siguid-
cant language of signs. at the late Con,en-
ton Of deaf mnies IN this village On be-.
inc in,rodocedb inv, tho pro.,ao,, N, Tyou.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-03-10
ll)attI)mdu & State Journal.
runlIsurD EVERY rurnsDAY MORNING.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNiNG.
TERMS 81 0rash 10 advance s200 if Payment IL not
made 10 advance interest always cufsed from tho ond OF
tlf yeHf.
AnNeKsd s bet OF agents receive subscriptions advcr
tsemenis aad and acknowledge pay for
tie same.
Bpterfsld :. N. PoMrRON,
Brorkf.li. =. ". SMITH,
Cabot. g. e.. NROWN.
nantiIle. CHARLES = DANA,
flnuo. IS. O. >tOFT.
Hsdepark EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson 4. ~. SCOTT.
Mu.hf.il, r. %. PUTNAM.
Mprti.rfIie. ,. g. MOVES,
Midesex. JE~~r JOHNSON. it,
Nonldrd, r.. SNirW,
Orange. CARLOS CARPENTER.
psiufel. A. g. HANCHOFr.
Ssuih 80 rdwick. G.. eHlfMAM
Stowe. JOSEPH q. RANMf4Nn,
ruafsnl VILLA 81 HpLffNs
ii-rH tf,af. us rAi.iEi ST.. IUBD.
Tunhuian. AARON n KING,
Wakefield 300 fHysfnn, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FN ANKllN A. WRIGHT,
Waterbury nnd nuxnurg, r q SMITH,
WiIiiamstUun. DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ABnOTr
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| LID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
.-D,II , s1I n Al Uil's SALE OF FALUAHLE NE
n N'' ,,uo t.aMpENTERS AND OTHER PROPERTY
s.,E oE THE FAUQUIER WRITE
PUBLtS. 81, SSnnISES IN EAuQIlIEk COUNTY. VA.

PuBLiS SuT IN spRISGs, in rAuQUIEK COUNTY. VA
rr,o,uion Of the Stockholders IN general me- y" Wv
=. mate o( the Company, books and debts eaceeu "o
% re- for sale auction, the highest BIDDER, on lie p
TUESDAY the l5h day Of 5 rex Of land and
io a, abnut SIG The real ca ate Ii IN me ,s
n1oyemen and the extensive buildings appuf'e"a"' " ~
Scns are generally ~ good condon rooun in l7I5 As
,n,ca sty patent, have fTed'IJ
nn The last few years attracted eso1%s Road
The d,iEculy Of access heretofore I've ai. hoau
from GordonsVie VIII DC We.t s we'll az .
SON. and then the faciliIes r"n the sou'H A "
N,rth be almost unsurpassed ~. omost invariably
Strangers, upon vi-l'hs ILe Inund ant styc OF III:
bsrn struck with the superior beauty u VI" e''"'
buildings ,,c,,vs ouaty and every pan OF Ills
rue s no ob,s Of the very highest degree Of
Some Of cultivated esey g Of any kind laid OF
years sg @ m lines and South, East and west mas
Welded t. year .tItuy oSsi 70 The one actual!
Ia bu.hss others are belieVed 10 oe 'qaS' " VIC ~
wheat apparently eIsly worn om ano new years
si hls year bushels per acTe, without guam
has River FredeIcfs6or pass
s The centre Of the arnl, and Is cfosseo ~ Oh p
e. nv The Alexandria and CordonsSis Kan hoau % 't nd %
10" W .,rhrd nj Wal trenton, GH miles by McAoahlileu
h"s always giving choice Of markets LOT Inc rOu''' "
-, >, cha nSn For The spns and 50 acres OF
J MAJ q have been offered, and for the lam, SOL wv
The personally, Consisting OF tie ock OF h1tee ] he
mnony nv the the yaluatlonoi aDon
The Terms sale TO be- as '
money J cash. when the deed Is 's1cseG ner
@ fna the d.y Of bond and deed OF trust On thc pol
10 be deferred The man mum
nns 10 be insured Of 825O AZ eas.s ~
70 be paid by The purchaser and the policies 10 De he
Com.ny as luther security Or u the purchaser ~
pay only sO eaah IN wncn sesurv Ior s3D0O
ioned that each Of the deferred SWaW KEITH Preden
made. ~
| Io1.6,I SaiI landing this morning, Tor sale by
a. % "A''''" @N'' EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
COMmIssIONEns' SALE oE vALoA LINZ

uRSU Mt 10 the provisions OF decree o. os
OF u,auna County dated September nf (3eorre
,,I r, nm 1853 IN the cause therein uepehuns VI O.,
". Skinner and wlie nd ais The uadeIgnea ION
nn.ioeL by .ad decIces, will oher LOT sAie g TUN
@ ,hr highest bidder FuyLnna Court nouse, W. %
2od Jay November benz Tlnuos .orss de-
na1r ta W mi 81 one tract UO acres OF land aaon
ns M, holm. said George ANA MOI 'I vi" nhsrcJ Land
,,.,Ih,r ul ~,
,r ~ ,mmp,on iron. which viii DC reservoir s y besn Dis
o ,,,ny Nh, IA oI which, I'D mine has e.em ~, 10
. ~, n. ,iur SAY .DU acirs, ~ WckJ '''o. a.. -,
ne, ~ the best quality aud, Il cleared would ne hhri on
oe " .r,, ma RI of the tract oie-er'ed VIII oe VI
NV BY plat jsuSry BESIDES 'n,ss ven h v NV
' ''' description oi winch WIN NC gwen W"
Will br he ,J HE uwle, application 10 Tie nj ri
The nay aho show the premises 10 person.
" vs. "a so much "f the purchase money Is WIN Il"
cot. .rI ,rensrs sale, viii be required 30 sasn IS
tray 'h LII a D. r. Is and "a months will 10 gwen ,h'
'n Ysrunr bonIt ~n good personal security AM TIC
gal lille b"'"s JOHN JOHNSON. IS. W
ALLAN b. NAGRUDER.
<o.. ntsaiuuer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
rWENrY THOUSAND ACRES OF VALo"1LA

tx.o :, RussgLL CoUNTI, NIRoIsiA,
~ - ,Ir,r,, of l,e Circuit Court OF the city VI h,'h
% Inc Irh .ay o March 1853, shall sell !" u" ht
mon" v,I.v The plat day Of November heXttrhrf m 'e
p"t Nv n" nj House OF which Que no'G VIZ ~,
sv.ur about TWENTY THOUSAND AIm' wa,er. NJ Gues',
vs Tom Creek Cary aud Cranes Nest ctees in a h.
,n,n ,r,rts Of $50 1860 SeVcrai q" 'ne
pe III H. nnrnyr, and made valuable grazing 'a,s na
nav 'o.ys mountain ranrcand are well "aeseu a e'
unbefed .h,.,no o,oJ ami ,hcap lands would do
III "a o. anime themselves Al y,r,,
W." 10 u.re conveyed the Commonwealth OF 'ltsI
Trancis Pierre Tubeuf and others oy &c,
a Ily nl January. one thousand Sese" "'"''' ~
r., ,,. i. t l.yr,i Il be lRhispuIsbe ~, ,; :, h, nd
Ten cent purchase money VIII DC rsgae e.o W
y, ,ou. ,ea,ly payments OF one, TWO anu th'ee
the rcnny and title retained MI Inc last pay
| n.ns nlde i'"'NN -
cid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
Bi KENT, PAINE s. KENT.
III 4.

* Al MI Al
~ yirus III iced OF rust me BY the VIRGINIA
ID Wooden Company The Goth day September 1859 and
corded IN the Clerk "ce OF the C"nr Hastings
Rchm"m TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November at twelve
"cl"cs shall proceed 10 sc al public auciion pom
the lot OF ground and thereto
situated the manufacturing mills
This lot ont' I5 feet 10 upon running from
I'LL Ia l!h sheets IN i" cyO Richmond and
10 James River having land deth than M set The
water power sufficient 10 Irope what was ISiG ISIS
know" thirteen ,e' Z" WOODEN machinery The heavy granite
placement al the mills nearly the
win the lot The lot aud water
ground "' water rent Of coo Ter chain ard
pat III The property ard The iocry Ise viii be shown
any in"l'hh respecting H. gwen by me uPon application any
time previous IL the sale,
TERMS OF SALH Ono third cash balance sx and IL months
lnIcc-i added negotiable with approved
qiiTod lar the cedI insiancn;s. and
paul
directly alter Viii be sold all the Mills eiHa.
ted ~ containing I5OSN BRICKS ami the wnnd
Terms nsh. rrcd approved en-
iJscI-, added
The ute all the FOREGOING property believed pericc:
selling Trustee, shall aud convey only tile
vested IA me by he deed alorrsai
JOS. JACKSON, in Trustee.
sale conducted by KBSr PAINE a. KENT, Aucs
Nnu
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NOTICE,

rs ,v,, - M of the weather the DAY Pa ,SS
.ny of m. brunswick Roanoke fIann III ~ IN
tms m receiving proposals tor that WORK has proposals
oT Nnn,y IN Soyeube al Il O'Clock, NJ wnfE NV lh
mt n made Tor gubbns 10y HE ,by The mile,
cubic ward o. mie) for the layng d" w. The lumber
80 - H. J ior The whole road sections IL .n,,e ork
n,red viii be each nroposal OF may
bridging and masohy MAJ Plans and specih
be Incuha " ,hs once of Company m
cations may be seen IN" RSvENSCRosf JONES' Pre'dsn'
Va - '>
Oct g7-ciSoyi4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
FOIt SALE.

h ir prehisea uh the Snh nay
w 81 Soyrm,r desirable lam, hiuaeI III 10. 'vahJ
INDIANA ii North lrrrburg 'lsht mites nom 'he rum
" ~. an The Baltimore anI ONO Rail Roa nnd m'le' io
~ and uhlu Canal contains bl acres apnu ipo VI
Cleared and the r,ue wood sufficiently Inoefe" ~"
All The pu pnsc- "i the IaI'n ;,,,.., ,,.I,r ~,
~ grass Convenient To the houe' una BIN "e "
the plough , ,;,,,, .,,,. ,f rut NV alton. W lh
water m each lo-urr. nnd all under hr' idr
u Iarn W "e's"
r,,,,,I IA, I,t n, al Lr better adapted
r, Il ui an elegant
,fIv suu.t, Recently put ia re''e' "'r
pa ,;y uapc painted h'Jc and oni new ah con-
., ,r m large dlncnyiuns under which are io"h} a
,,,, Ies the work huscs, ne" chffis mouse aug
49, saddle or.c. irehou-", com'"raolc houses '' '''
, ,,i ny,srcr all other necessary out ouihhGS
the house ana ktcich " W 'A''''''
v helm, ircs.sone mountain -plhe, 10 ean
r,. 10 spot the back yad ana WIZ" '' e.
.ns. may h., pipes each room ~ ih ""s',
nrrr orchard chnrr fruit lrlc an IraI",, n's ,I,
non and the trees al healthy aud Growing ''f''
al uum wheat IN The firm
-, =. ,. tc,ur usual crops o' "e" y,,,,n
% al The bcs'
~ M, convenience 'hu '''' !,'at
"h' w. r.ur,y hrullunefr ol ~ A'hoSp"'o''
mos onr .Lur,h aud he balhnc. ~ hT'r 'la w
from date, teruTeh o5 1""' WIN 20
"""a INN, and deed III liuI IN the ldlm
' ,,u,- IuJ place, viii b. sold, all HE '"'A q" '"e ''
bnt scs sheep. COVE, hogs, aiming utU"r ,
rh ,.c r,b,r pleasure IN showing 'hc '
| gentleman WISHING " ROBT. BEVERLEY,
WM. BEVERLEY,
nj ] Il. Uetcrley
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BINF0RD, MAYO q BLAlK. u.,,,

BINFORD, MAYO BhAiW, .
NyICE ia, attention their friends and the public genesy 10
their ne STOCK Fall and Winter Dry Eood !" ~
So. - u;u,
Brown aud Blearhcd SheelingR, Shirlnes, ana p'iS
Cotton OZnaburgs. ,,.
paid Duneplics, Apron Checks Plaid inseys ,,;
Pulled Kcrseys Satines and Twerdr for negro ioihe
Whie and CoIolcd Blankets fine Bed aud Ciio bshke'
While and Coorcd Quilts Couhterpane Checks
coor and oua,in; Irish Linens Table DamasI and NaIhs
81 1914 and Linen Sheellnss French ana snesh
ami Persian Coh-ss cuors Black and Coloed Alpaca Mou'
de LANES and Cashmeres NIL, o,.,,-io.o
MACK Canton Grape Ladies' Dresses Black BomoaI'heS
Silks Plain Figured ami Plaid Black AMI C6oIeu o,d
oh and Velvet Cluaks for LADIES' aiso DIact anu |''oio
c,n,ia and Vclves for making Ladies' Cl0aks . ,, ~
1iue reen and Brown Cloths Genlemene wear
Racr oored and Fancy Cashmere and Vestng aro SIX ano
S lin vestings. biNFoHD ""
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ELECTRIC FLUID.-This exlr

r.S~ the COMFORT with which Arif avses-1yA
k~Ss en Teeth and their filling <fSt2
Tor which they inserted, cacu UIYy9
render many pernons too indifferent To Tho A4-4lS
condition Of the mouth and consequent loss Of The natural
under the consOstion the troth they can be
Irasred than those had furnished
teeth LOST but this should be the last resort as The
be ade healthy and kept through long e ny lu
Dental the natural teeth and gums, with lar
Inconvenience, pam or expense 10 patients
vnune Dentistry iended Tor any person 10 reau dnu
.ier.and their own case can obtained al my Ohicc
Fents desIre teeth oer Denial operations yet
days have their wishes
s. few dLys Ly mains Known. advance the day
Its proposecainy on ne.
country who have but
he heavy fixtures tot d"ie The zane IN proper
ki ui Yok performed elegant style with without
gold ana by sending their models Of the mouth
- nc a. 4 chmnnd, Va
x, ID. ARLINGTON. Graduated Dents,
nnr inuclr nLl Gh-a am
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PUBLIC sa AhiaS OF ,1 THE IMAAPInAhANNock

| COMPANf'S IMPROVEMENTS,
jSe Is5 IN Ie the ut V Of The he Board Boz S q
WI "e Tor sale At public aucti IL front Of the Court House
he rev.. an % 10TH y NGyemDer next all
Company consisting ol Its works and improvements lands lots and
buildings Tor connection with the RappahanLok navigation
shove Frederick sIue ami whatever property may
The purchaser OF The works and obtaining hrs
conveyance w b" corporation" and succeed as the la" provides.
"alono his pucase that his performing due time the
requirements "I the ato Aemns "nrc.Ge 'ne foreclosure OF
TIC W"Iks WILL ~ ~ AID "rt I"'e sut"cte aud pay Tor his
Il sale, ana the
named exclusive oi charges and expenses Of the sale
required either u ISposite The Banks
"ors well ENDORSED aud with interest sided payable a, 20 day nom
of sale The will he required Tor much Of The pts
IN all p I'sId VI secured.
the purchase money, making The
s1 above nothing viii be required HON the purchaser
c sale nor n sixty dag Alter Iu! written memorandum OF his
hum for his stock viii BE- subscribed SISs and paid
10" BY The S, S r , @T md a." 0 I1sf The
all other RESPECTS he will be required BY the ed o that Tine TO de.
mad. by hun aer"ns any balance
%.%s s "" an by S ST va n. y sS
m BY certificates Of deos'e TO Inc credit @" SAID suit ~ one the
shore particular information be hA desired BY reference
e M % T1 s pn f I1 Ea nS" &
2 SSani, If sEic,nari. rendered me Of May 1as'
Commissioner G'rsl to 1 a. T ~. Sa,'" a, Of y No.
r.mrr next II The net' 'alr DAY
tau * s.S S a s"s n. %S"
four o SaAdwc posed 10 contain hrre hundred anu sI
Two hundred said Iani !" process OF cultivation" anu u"
m1 I same in,e and place ao offer SALE IN The same ca
pacry manner, sx valuable slaves the servants OF " "
In o" ,. .s as M shs. Of s ny 's h. s
ame no place alt the e"@n poemy msEt 10 rs Si
tate deccdent consisting OF Household ana haen @
% ". SS stock ce Of oas" q"