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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
WARRINGTON G.osT.OrriCE.

hAAANAAu hiiA RtlHiAAAN@ Va tAN ~ - fA~sN'
FtstluN NAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Fii. % r ~
Departs every Tupslay, Thur, and Sat. A. NJ
rrysE via cf,rEswlLr,
Arrives every Tuesday aud lndaN..-.6 ?. ~
Departs every Monday and Thursday % An
wai,t-r uitL a.n -listssTugv.
Arrives every Moria, and Frilay.....6r p. NJ
Departs every "Wednesday Z. saiurlayi....e A.. NJ.
rtttos
Arrives every Wciue day aud saiarday''.6r n 81,
Departs 90 AN
CAMDEN.
Arrives cycry Sunday. y........,....,,...6 P. ~.
Departs every Thursday y.....,........ s. A. ~
pAyrWR ION HouNrAiS.l
Arrives every Wednesday y,....,......,1l a, ",
Dcpaf,s aaiuc y,....,....s.......s-. .. n.
Nr8rRErsHoHo.
Arrives every Tuesday, .,..............Gr. O p. M.
Departs every Monday, ,.......,........d A. g.
Bach Of the above Mailf close at o 9. a. pfo.
,ioul TO the day 9l departure
r. l.. PHILLIPS p s.
tTditinq'on, .fag %, tsia.
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CEARIkSyHE.EE
u { male Institute

INlls reapen,ne of this Institution will AXE
A. pl1ee on the inst Monday in October next
under He supeuHlsudrHcr ard eabt5pl of Alf4 n
A. loHp aud Al..s c NJ NogaAs. late Vice pfiu.
cIIuL
Two assistant Teacher. OF compttept abilities
VIII lie IN attendance at the commencement pT
t9g azHaal. and the united principals pledge ihain.
se''s shai e'ory hsath, both Hseiul und of6a.
m'D'al snail be- thafanstly ta1sht in tue lnsti.
tu,e,
PtEns Ter soasion Of Five Months.
boan'l iagad,n- uel lahts, washing Sc, SO 90
Tuition IN uuuuaaHhg Reading. Wi.
uhs, aHIl lemrHls u AtiihmeIie.,. L 80
ln'iian IN the alnve. WITH the addliiunof
tlammaf IrgsmhhY. Anihmelir, aud
=, ii' lafy,.,.i; ;.,.......,.,,....,.,,. Is 90
all the branches u a complete Enelish
ll=azIan' comprising OHaHsmphy,
l'sa.lil# and Scanning Poetry Auimr,
Arithmetic hfebia Ugumu4E5 Aaiur.
al Als#Ial liu laaI phiIusaHHf. Rho.
lgffs Emp lion. Logic, Ba,aur,
las a#Iass eheM lg Autonomy.
II #.aTfa aud uaa=HpIy, Auaisui aud
n IeHH illustrated with afsa Mans
gHH eIaHr' uisa tie Tee ui a Select
iahfaEEut.,,. s#.s.,,.....4.. a1 90
ls'Iafuau iu itt French laH4mae.... I10a
do ia ,he Lalin igIel4Ha....,.. i8H1
latie "a iap PaHa Ie.s,..,....=...., a5na
tHe u. lH#tumsnt snt...#-............. ln
nANiHz and Pointing 10 Water gaIurs, lHua
Wa Wa#H. NuHiHa Wufk aud French
liHHHa.=ETl lsal4st4t,,,,s..4.s.... 10 h0
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

MANY or our ara,; ; mu have sprung
from the hrmbl..t of. 3.a. as 'bc hrl, whot
nnli. on ilc gumud wuurarrtoh.ayen.
Narrow Circumstance nu ihn inn1 power
fol .iuulml. TO mruml expansion and car-
ly Hoan. uf fortune die beet security lJr
hcr Gual SMILES.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Notice.

H. persons ala ufWamtl against trading uf
4 L O. uaio gyou ly homltriluri Go $. s. Nc.
u'Nttn. aInIt ~ months sinss due ihr lsi oi
i1si juno. iur ibity dpI.ar. hlta scii'cl saii
u0ie being ilr uu'g uls ever sk-flial 10 hm.
CT. TuRRENriNE.
August 5iL lsig. 9l-n
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
WASHING HOUSE,
Washington Ars's.

INltE proprietor ai tIis heuse would "A
L respectfully aulauuce % his fs.5.fs3
ll'ends aud The taNeltHs community lsss.kA1
lhal 5inee purchasiHs il Ia March last, zsE..zes.
ne has thoroughly Ierar,d aud fitted upune Is the
enlife building, and having added several lafae
and aitY tnous Ia ihnse heretofore in nse.--ail
Wei supplied with new and comfortable beddin1
hnd inHiin,c, IeHdeIs the WASHINGTON lfarstH
one ol the most fuamg convenient nud nleaaauf
establishments 10 be iuund in South Arkansas.
ana heiHs amply supplied with active and atten.
I'VE safsanls, his ah'a daily provided with every
dcheaef Ia he louai IN the euunffY, enables hln,
TO as.Hfs b.s gursi iiai their easo and eumfln
wNlll be as well promoted In this huuse as auy in
the Siate. "
lie siahles are iafHe, aud uhundauly snrHIied
WIN enff' Fodder aud Oss, aa1 attended by
faithful and tusiy aslrIs.
The stage Office.
lor the liae OF staHes tom Little RoeL 10 Clark.
,ilrl issas b. krni Al .as hou#aI aud The sfages
leave Warrington Iar Little RaeA every Tuesday.
lhufaat, and saturday mornings at q o'eloek \,
~ aud ler CIarksRillr Texas every Sunday and
Wednesday uiflis
The LII Of price ismaiu iha same ss hereto.
.gfe. and the proprietor l,sls runddon. thal for
The ekH#iHn be- has iHeufiri aud his faithful and
continued u.lolis 10 Insure le eamIuft of tsiiafs,
be "iii have Tie support and faifontse OF 10.
cral pubic,
II. W SMITH. Proprietor.
hia.lHastal ~. I.sy 20. ia. as=u
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Tie aie of aUan,s,s.

e.. ID H#fHlH.
htg Ha t#Hf us H# Fsu
Aay#Istb. A. h.lsdH.
nca 4 nni-. tat
lrrE s=sf A.a' Ega gsHta.
l. ,i.ll###I %. ts.z
hsH 5H85s.
INIils HH8#lau.e fIHa as.#H #Hn'1iHaHi Hr Fled. -
l sH.I#IisH. aHl ez#I#4IrI end HIHI Do. Oh =
t.WH |### Aa.. tH#H#HI la. flp ,1HH de-
Isl'1H.#s# - Do .alH# IHffIrr HlaiHl iH sgd Ill
tHl- ssaH A8u.I .Hs 81 .ai s#IHE 0ir Iau-
It,.HrH.z aItIf ~'afs#aI siTaaHHi# L b. uuleIsI
iIa' '.a=#lH faI-I#sHizHH Ip.,alaHi# iIsuay SPAN
iHl .aI Ali aa- / Len, be HaHI#alI u. DIE aH.
'-a rrH I7-HHrt NJ fHis .IHt ard iH5f Hi .r,s they
aHHHfluHfr fi.is Cont, uu Ut iUiars lha ur,t day
ri NruGst lrm Hsps', 81 C,4ni % ig hHtAsu
ai th- CHHu liare o. iHa rlHH,y uf Hcmp.irad.
un 'Ar .asaa,a Monday ai.T iap fourth Mluis y
ui = H.uH.HI Do" Ai ani iDrn uUl ihcfu plead aii-
swy. ai d0Uui 'n la.d liil. ilU IaH,c MI l- ilk-
cn Goo clu .s.Hl uHl 3rrrec acg0tlMely. and ii d.
IUrHrr uH.rU,l th1f copy ol this onitr Boz plb.
lubrl iu 'ar "Nasliug'au Ie.rsuph law,.
paprr pl1.rhcl iu ials sia'r. nr Two wrcks sus.
,c.tige.y, iAr la,i ia.rii.1u in lp at least ioul
Wtcks beorc ihr hnt hay oi mid ucNt tenn al
600. Court ana that the famc when sn pulshol
Uc taken aHi dremal suilc.cni r1iIrs 20 .aj
non.fs iicHi doicllauts OF ihg object auj penlen-
ry n this ,ut
A lne copy iiom Che record. l.
Ir4o st sANnERS C2tl
oHuaafl1 isil. ll-!W.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Talking Of Woman. 3eh'.. hare Is an
ayrmpl.dcaiiop Of hcr u.iu.uce which D.
worth mono ihua lagr-al um.na $50 o.,
rights:
A audcmu on thc other side in polite.
wa. oao day valttnr lhc mrl.n of Cd.
Wh.r lluu.e Of Washington with Henry
CLAW "Thagh am % Dmmni Mr.
Chr." aii ho. "yc' my wIc /, % Clay
VIII" "Gi be-. Dc l.,i." said No.
Clay "llur" sid De- plpykIng d white
ru.r 90 thr same time, give lhIs To- you
wife for me. with my b..t re1rds."
Two ding, Mr. Clay well uui1rlaad
aup vas lHm'n mimo, lha other was tLs
influence %. woman. That rose pH hiu
ihrca VOTES. aul onc oi thrm vas ilatoi tl.
Democratic husband
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

It is estimated that not less than 3 LOUD
600 have been spent by souibcncIs 'h.s
summer in SIGHT seeing aud pleasure hunt
ing mt the North,
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
SAFE OF 'Tovyn Tats.
no TIIl. sgOrElIIOlDEns

OF the Mis.issippi. ouaohiia and Rcd River
Railroad Company.
THE annual meeting for the election Of Dlfec-
J. tors will take place in Camden on the thirl
Wrln..iay-thc 10Th ul November n'N''-it
which time y1u will appear IN person or by
proxy lul pay ul cll'- ui Stock in d'luIl 20 vote
a aul election under The charter
p. X. kOuNSAYlLLE, S0'yaHd
Yrflt. w. o. r. a. r. c.
RurHoAU OrrCr,
ClmiH Sept 80. l-l3.i 4l-t".
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Filling the crown Of the hat with cotton
is a sure preventative Of strokes BY the
sun, aud is very common custom IN inls
country With this protection. men labor
in the field in the hote. Of weather.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
LAYE AnRlNAE.G.

pECEllID p5r Steamer rEANcls Josr', on
IL tona'guneai.
1000 lhf nlcona.i-s, 10 bib Mols,sss,
1000 shouarfs. Sugar
Iohl's nrsh Sliou. flmu Coa,c.
10 Rarhhrl MHkty, Candles
uh family Rye Handy Cherries,
Nru lurA Cen, Pickles.
iGr. Cl.ls CosIac Bfatiy, Tomato K,irhup,
% iai tlls rpf NAiskey, Pepper iauee
10 Sacks salt, Cuacn,
90 k-.sNaiis, lgmon syrup,
10 boxes Tnlaeeo, Auuis,iio,
a.Opu i,ceaIia Cigals, snuA,
5000 Cuba S.xcs, Candles, Nc.
Al ol which viii be Sod luw ior ca,h only.
SAAlL {, WHEAT.
Upper Laaaag.
Fiiiioa, O,fasfr ~. 1859. i9-u
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
W. r. II. WILLIAMS.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
inl Commission Merchant,

~ LION .iRh.iANiN
SJ'irHs caNyigaWsaiS III SaYi, D,y
Gsgis, Gn0-csic, dr, on S'ic
IT, ANlNG purchased ihccNiensi,, Wir House
i at ihi. place, known n, lhr Lower Nlm
House, Witi sitr rliiei attention 10 aiI bu,.uc,s
coUaicl TO biu,
u ss. h HribafiU fa
tuml.r 4 johnson,
NI'tbc' N ro.'c0
D. a b. Block,
nt''rr Is slmti.
Grn. W G.g,u
" ~ En. SWa,hiutau.
y T.. Hulu.
ll 49, suth,
s. 4. ier,
T.. NmHs.
B.9i PJ.'L 81 %.
WaItr. CHs.Ham A Co.. Cs'mir Ark
Fulton, on lH.h. I-.H. 4.t
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

EN- ul liZH#fItH.
hHs if#H t H. TaHl
AaK# #HHz5. A. b#IsH
Glesa H=nnr. t@#t
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

iouy usutis, oLo, W. uNprgutt, WILLIAM urtL,
M5lHin. .lriai5at ~ 0HofH
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
sMnnn nnnh grrln.

.t,HKA.sflIL
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Election for Congress,
Sixth CongressiOnalDi District

UNDER the Proclamation Of Ills Excel
lcncy Governot John L.. Manning, issued
IN pursuance of an Act ofllle, Gencrai sas-s
sclnhl of this SSlnte, passed on the j IGs h .
December, "A, D.lS52, the undersigned,
Managers o. Election at Sumtervillc B,,s,
IN the District Of Sumter, do.herrby aiye
notice that they will hold an E;;ectionEin
Sumtervile, at The usual lplaca for opening
the poll, on the 4th biondaySin this month";,
lora RcpreScntatire2in in The Congress OF the
United States, from the SiSiii Cungrcssior-
al District of this Stale, composed ofsfhe
Districts Of York, Chester" fairfield, Ricli-
Iank, kcrshaw and Sumter. Tile politWiil
be opened on the day named, and tho
Tuesday following, from the hours sc o a q
m, To- o'clock p. m. All persons .consti-
luliorally qualified to vote for erlbe rs of
The General Assembly, inaany of; the re-
spectiye Districts embraced in the Coil- 3
grcssional District, will be entitled 10 vote
IN the SAID election at the Columbia Box,
il they so choose
Managers AT SnmtcrvllcE--J JslSnox;
John .. llcrot and g, ~. bradford
Tie polls Tor The above ELECTION wilf s. n
he opened at The following places IN the@
Election Districts Of Clarenioilt and salem
Tor one day by The respective II anagers to- /
VII: yf .E.s & 8 - 2 9i.s t
Swimming Pens. r. !. l.. .AIeLepd; Al: S. .s
Watts and John w. Montgomery,
Bishopvilc.-Joh II. Dixon, ]. w.
S.nckey and John t. Green.
Carriers Crossing Thomas Nc CutcIi-s
con, George McCutcheon, Jrs, and Hardy
Scarborough. IS IS
Spring Hil.--B. i. Rhane, 4. Il. Smith
and James Corbet, sr.
Statcburg-B. Hood. Samuel j. Brad
ley and w. w. Reese, \.
providence.-John Ballard, G &. lack
son and l.. J. Dmkins. 4
Manchcster.--J. +. Belser, w. ": Bo,v,!d y
and James A. HaIvin. 55iss.
PrIvateer --Thomas O'Steen, WILLIAM
Ncttlcs and John B., Tindale.
English Cross Roacs.--John G.. Potts.
Isaac keels, ,sr, and a. "A. q & i.eo,l.
MechancsviIc.-F +. Eli. 4 Kennedy, JAS gsEs
w. Remhcrt and Willian Prescott 5s
Lowry's,-M. a. Mularnw, Tholnaa II.
English, ,lr,, and Josiah a. Fleming. 5i8s.
Polls to be kept open Two days M sssnms
tcrV'lIc and one day sat eachFUl' the oiIer
boxes. So d ~ tSt u. q "a ~
Fobrnary l5tltlS53f y l6--td
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C:sllV:asSiiaE.

We see by the Iorkvlc Miscellany
that Col. Moses and Col. BoyCE cand-
dates for Congress. addressed the citi-
Zcns assembled at the Court House al
that place on Monday the 7lh inst. =
Our friends in the up country appear
to have all the excitement of the can
vass TO themselves. 1t is time VIC
should be beginning 10 have stir our
selves. In one week from Monday
next, the contest will be decided.
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Very Nearly n Dreadful

-Iccidenf! 4 geuey0I tussff yn5oI
dcsfyuc,;ou arm he huh,Ayso po,
JJorc r., f.. r..
On Saturday mornirr los. w,;lo u,
boardcrs at thc uSnntcr uo,so !
were wornino ,bo;r oxtror,;,;o, ,,oc,ro
the annie frc.n,occ hr;oht visions ,,f
a coming breakfast dancirn ,hrou,,b
their brains, and diilnsinr nlaci,)
smile on every countcnoucc ,bcv worc
startled from their nhilosorhic ooso hv
an unwantcd rushing noise which
somewhat DESTROYED their eouilibri,u,
and caused a general rush TO the sno,
from whence the sound proceeded
when 10, and terrible TO rcco,d. it was
discovered that the kitchcn-chimnev
had lost its perpendicular attitude in
common parlance had cavcd-in and
made complete pie of all those deli.
cacics, with which FRED is want to re-
gale lis boardcrs, a general smash
among the pots, sc. sc. At this there
arose such din as was nc'cr heard be-
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shall 1lal receive twenty hsles or their
owner rays d fine of five dollars for
each and every ollencc..o .iNi
1.se.~ae..,

SUNDAY IRAlNs.-Itis well known
to our readers that neither the Green
vile nor tie Charlotte Railroads
run any trains on the Sabbath. and we
are pleased TO noticc, at the late meet.
ing of the stockholders of the South
Carolina Railroad, the adoption OF the
following resolutions:
"RcsoireA, That it is the sense of
This mecting(lIlat all Sunday labor on
the South Carolina Railroad and its
branches shduld he discontinued, cx-
ccpt as regards the carrying 9th pub
lie mail, and other cases ofemc. .e ency:
and that tho Directors be requested
to effect this desirable end us far and
rs s"on-as practicablc."
OF course it is not TO be cNpcctcd
that the mail trains OIL this road, I'm.
der existing circumstances, can be dis
continued; but we trust that the Direc
tors will take the necessary steps to
comply with the cqucst Of the stock.
holders, contained in the above rcso-
ton. An Augusta paper (thc Chron
icle and Sentinel. we brlicvc) thinks
that to carry ont the above resolution
will require the enactment of State
law tn that effect. We do not think
so. IL is dcrogatory to our cllarac.
ter as Christian people TO suppose
that we require the stringcncy of leg.
al cnactmcnts 10 prevent us from viii
fully violating the Sabbath day.
The whole responsibility remedy.
ing the evil, and the shame of a sys.
tenn Of wholesale labor on the South
Carolina Railroad, on Sunday, is, by
the above resolution, thrown upon the
Board Of Directors: and We have some
confidence that they will dis hargc
their duty under it. II. however, they
do no;-it this partial reform is to
end with tic adoption OF the above res
olulion-then should the press and
the community hold them uccouuta-
bic for a wonton disregard, not only
Of the wishes of the Stockholders so
specifically expressed, but Of the
deccncics and properties which should
characterize II protGsscdIy religious
communicated pcoplr.-.SDuM Car
GILMAN.
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CHARLESTON. Feb. II.
Our Excuse.

Our subscribers will have to OK
clisc the delay, in the issue of our
paper this week, when we infrm
them that one of our workman left
last week sans cerin,onie and anothc.
has been suffering with The prevail
ing influenza. We expect an addition
al hand in few days, and shall take
care that the accident happens not a.
gain.
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NTEnFEIrs. We were ycstcr-
.day shown aibiIi ipnrporting to bcsof
the denomination Of fifty dollars, and
issued at the Branch Balil of the
State of South-Carolina, at Column
bia, which had been received by gen
tlcmNn in Florida as genuine. 1t
bears tle signatures of j. Fisher, Cash.
ier, and r. II. Goodwyn, President,
which are of course forged. Our
country 'eaders, however, cannot be
imposed upon by this counterfeit, if
they will only bear in mind that the
Branches of the Bank of the State of
Soutli-Carolina at Columbia and
Camden issue no bills bearing higher
value than ten dollars. A gang Of
countcricitcrs seem to be about, and
traders in the country especially can
not be too cautious in examining all
bills that may be offered to them.
(UUy/pefOu Carrier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 mother Scientific wonder
IMPORTANT TO DyspEpyIcs

IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS
Pr. J. S. lloughton's Ptpsin, the true Di-
gcs,ivc Fluid, or Gasiric Juice. prepared from
Kennel, or The Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Licbig, the great Physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by J. S. lIougion, VI. d.. Phila-
dclp':ia. This is truly wonderful re mcly for
Indigestion, Dyspcpnia, Jaundicc, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Sature'ss Own Method by Natures Own
Agent, the .GastFicsJu,ce. Pamphlets, contain
ing, SSeie2llse ssilepce of its value, furnished
byagrn.ts, gratis Seq notice among the mcdica
advertisements. Sly.
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ioIp sfs " on q L
piece O sgolt ore. found sotls tie 5itar.its.I
ltion of Mr.. Seaborhs J Jones ofSfllis dis
trict, wliiclitis is said contains about
thirty dollars 8oftlI0f gold. Ii WAS
found in Lancaster District; the line be-
tween Lancaster and I{ershaw past
ses through M. jones' land. we
mention this in order that Ilancas-
ter may have credit for all, that
belongs 20 it Camden Journal.
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H H x 3yi 4 4 " & q 4 Z /,
N Al,IfII,D.

On the OH inst, by tie Rev. G.. c..
Gregg, Mr.. MATTHEW MrLpRow, of
Sumter, to Miss CAROLINE j. eldest
Daughter off. Gee, Esq, of this Dis
trct.
On Saturday morning, tie 9Th in
slant, by the Rev. VIM. II. Barnwell,
Col. NJ. L. CAEN, of Wal;crborough, to
Miss MARTHA p. McCA"LEy, Youngest
daughter Of Mr.. George j. -McCaulcy,
of Clarendon.
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10 reduce the silver half:dollar from
20G Ia grains to 1912 grains, and a
like reduction of the quarter dol
lar, dime, and half dime, the rcduc-
ton being 6 91-l0O.
The limitation of the halfand quart
cr, dime, and half dime to a gal ten
der, TO the Government only to
So only.
Prohibition Of silver deposits. at
the mint for coinage, except by the
United States.
A charge of one half per cent, as
a srignioragc.
~ new gold coin of three dollars.
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ns!lEsii ESep;siss.

We sec by the Grccnvi!lc and Edge.
field papers that the people in that
section are alive to The Importance and
benefit of Plank Roads. he Edge
field and Hamburg Road has just lie,
clarel a dividend of.J1rhcen per cant:
which proves the stock pretty good
also. 1t is worth your while oh men
Of Sumter 10 ihinl, OF this.
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Notice,
So. Caroline Sumter Dist.

DiStrict.5 sfs
Whereas, a. j.. Converse and Y. nj. 81:
Converse bath aPpiedt me for etters. IF
Administrations, on all and singular tltIgs
aoo'S and chaitels, rights and creditors sof ss
Rebrr' NJ DcNeauX,slate of the said Dis
trict, deceased. &. - 8i5,i
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and sdInior,lrii-.s
isli all and singular, the Kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, 80. be and appesr
before ME at our next Ordinary conrt for
the said District, 10 be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday tie 18th dayso Of Y
February inst TO sheW cause, ,ifany. Why
the said administration should not balss I,
granted. ss{ u
Given undcrm my hand and seal, this.
18th day of Februarytin Tic year OF !,
IT,. 81 our Lord. one thousand eight hun s.
drcd and fiity-three. and III the 3
10Th year OF American Ipdepen- g
dcncc. ,.iiss5s5 IS ta.5
w. LEWIS. o. 8. >: 80. .s5
Fcn. 18Th, 1853 II, !, IS l6-2t
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Thonsnnds Of parents who use Vermiugc
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomcl &c, are not
aware, that while they appear TO benefit The pa
ient, they are actually laying the foundation for
series of diseases, such as salvation, loss Of
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the at.vcr.
lscmcnt Of Iiobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own rs we'll as their Chldrcn's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders nri. ing
from those of bilious type, should make use
of The only genuine medicine, IIobcnsack's $
Liver Pills.
aV7 BE aot deceiued," bnt ask for IIoben )
sacks Worm Syrup Liver pnl Pills, and the
serve that each has the signature of the proprio.
OIL y, lIonESsAcK, rs none else are genuine.
Agust. 10. 424iy.
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The Florida Conference com
mrnccd its session at Quincy ON the
9Th nlt.. Bishop Capcrs presiding. At
its opening thirty preachers were pres
cnt, about fifteen others being expect
cd to arrive af crwar,lS.
Rev. L. y. Smith was made Sec
rotary, and the usual comm ttccs for
business were appointed. First to
shpcriutond religious services in the
church, $. u Richardson and John T..
Richardson; second, on book accounts
and periodicals, Ley, Kennedy, aud
Jydings; third, on Sunday schools G..
W.. Fagg and Thomas Gardner fourth.
on c@ucDiipn. I'm, Gardntr, y. Pcclcr
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.FArAL CArAsrnoruE-At a oinin,

Il SFArAL CArAsrnoruE.- q ching
party q few days since, while cham
pagne was circulating pretty freely
aud jests were sparkling as sparkling
wine, one modest young gentleman
who was engaged in the turkey dc
Epartmelit suddenly proposed a con
Dnndrum: "Why arc most persons
who cat turkey like babics?" a great
silence followed, accompanied with a
deep reflection. No one could an
fs@er. All seemed perplcxcd. The
modest young gentleman hIushcd, and
sy4s hacking eutof his own pfoposi-
tive detained hlm by uhe D"yton u.
his coat, and he was compelled, at the
8lsltreaties of the party, TO give the
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answer which was, Because they.
are fond of the brcaslr' Two,middles
aged young ladies tainted, and tie
coroner was sent for Immediately, to
hoId an inquest over the remains of
the young man, who was suddenly car
r'ed out Mobile Erening Nems. s
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DED-ln this District at the resi-
dcncc Of his father on Sunday night
the 9th inst, JAMES WALTER, son of
Col. j. D. and Mrs. Mary II. Ash
more.
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The news from Mexico show it to
be again in = complete State Of revolt
The insurgents are rapidly gaining
ground and at last accounts were
marching against MIa!amoras. Gcncr
III Santa Anna has been invited into the
country, and was expected at Vera
Cruz carly in the last month.
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fhe subscriber has remnvndsiiis siiap.
near olhetIiail Road llcpot, " Slsefejiite Is
realY totlp any work in hs Inc ats Il6ss,
notice. reSms cash. or iyiiet ceoiiil,s
;,rc made at all,ihegy must lie settled every
5tlroemontlis,
PsFsops not disposed comply with
.iiti9sabeye terms, 81 pieasc
ssisiers f1r5 tcoSl,, /, .ssss
(. 81 /! Z.
ESeb. ~ so -s.:s
sgsEsiteil ban si 1t
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! Tie BABY AND TIE pArER.-It is
II good woman who lets her part.
ing thoughts run upon the baby and
the newspaper. The Boston Trans
script gives lis an account OF IN an
Nous mother in IN omnibus, who ON
leaving home gave the following in
iunction: "l'akc care oi'lhc baby, and
don forget TO send the Home j ourn-
al. The Transcript says, ':wc have
faith i'll that lady;s domestic charac-
ter, and feel sure that her ircSidc is
Il happy one. If his good kind
soul couldn't have her baby with her,
why she took the next best remain
der Of her happy home"
We have II particular regard for
ladies who think OF babies aml home
j"urnals-lct them live where they
may. We feel sure they have hearts
in the right place, and heads worthy
OF cultivation.