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THE NEW BRICK MACHINE Is now

\ In daily operation ~ my yard, on Locust rciat-
If driven BY steam, the clsy IL taken from the bark
passed through Q pulverizsr (which removes the
stenei into the soak p where receives the Sates
thence 10 rhe machine " hIch 10 searsd 20 make y
revelations per minute. turains ont Are bsieks csc
tins or 1855 bricks hour including eonfugeneos.
Nine men ard Ave bnys all ecfnmoa is6essrA tsse
the clay from tho pit and plaes TIE briefs on the
floor II thers be no eths pulsefixer z not -.
auired the clay 10 thss thrown t1tc the PR mixed
ylfh water and amer remaining al night fes1y fer
use. Machine el25i Huivsrissr e55, With risht to
work Il. =.
.nd sseh eceeeva layer saturated sftsx Tea5nnx
h sost 81 night Il b shoyslled into the machine
Thev we're formerly buiit Of two axss four and I'VE
mould Bys recent iDprovemensth the speeA of the
sbalt 10 increased without changug The oaas Of abe
horee and thus the smaller size can ake le00 brahs
Der boar, WORKED By four men and fouy bo3a Il 10
liable TO accident except from stoaea, ynish =
apt 70 break mould. PIKE o175. rcxfesthsf pott-
lars In pamphlet containing fWli inssxustidaa On
brick brrning-Aa1ress
FRANCIS b. SMITH, Nslttseze.
machine Viii b u opssatise = ~ Fsls
oc l0--2ts y
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JACOB 8. ATLEE.
FALL TRADE-l654.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS have in Store al

FALL TRADE-ISO4. "a
THE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
l. offer for sale the following Goods, viz:
1910 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1900 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
1850 Dozen Frenc h CALF SKINS Of their own I'm.
portation.
100 Dozen American CALF SKINS
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER. all Grades.
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, of ell qualities.
Besides, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, vALICES,
In great variety.
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, SHOE THREAD,
&c. Also, q large stock Of BRO CUES, OF their oEn
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hands,
This large stock OF goods having besn purchased
for cash. the undersigned prepared TO oer great
er Inducements to the trade OF Virginia ard north
Csroiina, than any other bouse In the market.
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON.
s.I6-6wif NO. III, Msiu street. Richmond, Va.
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NJ Office .-All persons having claims
IN against the estate OF CHAsrAIN FARRAk,
decd. are requested to present them to Mr.. G. b.
Lipscomb properly authenticated; aud those indebt.
ed. 20 make payment 70 HIN without DELAY.
G. n. FAhRAk, Fax
oc Sim Of G. Farrnr deed.
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THIS DAT.
Br GoDDIN 4 APPERs0F.
VALUABLE REAL TsraTroNv

VALUABIER REAL. EsTATInNvEw.
an . 49, AND MOgBY sTsEITs. yon Az
The III dav y on ssahlI = s:lA e MiDnKSDxY,
ms1sns e oslcsL ~ ths ssiassss rssI ssssss
~. 1890 sns 10y sssssss. rov oceupsa y Ms
1853 fest The bniidines consist q q sseeiis1t ri.
location l. an exeellent one for ssss.. hssis. Iss
occupied for many years psst-
months, for sosble uotes intsress aSSsS "a tIs
r'as' 10 ~ '''' SeooDls ArrERsoN. A.ss.
VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON VEN
Y ABLE STREET, FOR SALE. AT AUCTION.
NEspa y '1s e os,oss9 81 sas
j opposite Elijah Baker; ESQ h.,ins iIon. q 81
be divided into 3 or MOI lots.
TEsM:-Onefourth cash. balance at 9, 8 and
nonih. for nesotiabls notes interest added, truss
oe4 ooDDuN I APPERsoN. Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
IL NEAR LEADBErTER,s TAVERN, FOR
SALE.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON nth October. 1854. on the premises conn
Hill with acre of land attached thereto nov oc-
cupied by Mr. WIN. W Redford. adjoining Leadbet.
good repair and the place Is well adapted 70 surbur-
ban resdence market garden
TEKMs..-One- fouIth cash; balance at 8, 6 and
months for Negotiable notes interest sdded and IT,
tie retained till iast note 10 paid
cc4 GODDnN Z APPERsoN. Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT UN UNION HILL.
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-wil be sold on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of October 1854 on
the premises, commencing at Al O'Clock, Tor imne-
diately after the sale Of Mr. Kscsord's paes.J the
premises on the East line of Slst strsef near Lead
betters Tavern. now occupied by Mr.. Slicer The
lot fronts loo4 feet, and runs back on w. w. Char
ter's line, 228 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos,
for negotiable notes, bearing interest, secured by
oc6 GODDlN l. APPERsON, AuetA.
NOTICE.-As Executor of Paul Francis,
IN deceased, shall sell, at public auction. 1t 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October
1854, (f farl, at the farm Of said deceased about6
miles from Richmond, on the Charles City road
crop of CORN and FODDER, HORSE. cows,
and Cali, HOGS, lot of farming Utensils, a 9. "a.
J. v. RAMOS,
oc 10-2t* Executor of Paul Frsncis decd
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II IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PEk-
IL SONS AND SLAVES. UNIFIED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE CONPANY-CApIrAL AMI,
AssETs, &l s3 2s6 Ga-This Cor pzny viii take rsss
ON the Lives of White Persons and Slaves, on favor.
able terms For rates, lie, apply TO
o. r. bkESEE, Agent,
Office of the Valley Fire and Marine Insnrancs
Co, nnder the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. 2. w HANCOCK, Examiner.
RErEHErcEs.-James Dunlop, Hugh W. Fry. Joan
O. VIM, VIM. Gouldin, Richmond; Higsison Ham
cock. Chesterfield co., Va. 90 -1m
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FORAGE FOR THE STATE FAIR.

FORAGE FOR THE STATE FAIR.
AS Forage Master, the subscriber wishes
IA to make engagements for the following Ess Of
FEED-one-half deliverable by the 15th Of the pre-
sent month; and the whole amount TO be on the
ground by the I'd day of November-say:
Is, 600 pounds best HAY
40 bushels CORN
500 do good cleaned OATS
800 do do CORN MEAL
500 do do BRAN
10 to Is loads STRAW, for litter
The parties furnishing, may commence the delive-
ny of Hay and Straw at any time after the 18th inst.
All to be of Virginia production.
Proposals will be Received at the UNITED STATES
HoT Ell on the 18th inst at IL O'Clock. where will
be ready to receive them.
oc6-dtl2th JACOB B. ATLEE.
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prick TENEMENT ON BROAD

- BETWEEN JEfFEMSOM M Nm mAD,sON
SITS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on
THURSDAY Afternoon, the 18th Of October. 1881.
on the premises commencing at o'clock. Bnck
Tenement (nesrly fnished,l on the South side OF
Broad between jefferson ana Msdison streetas 'front.'
ing a feet running back 1S7 feet 70 alley.
TERms-SS00 cash; balance ct aod months for
negotiable notes. Interest added, secured By trust
deed, or title retained.
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&HA FOR PHILADELPHIA
= The A No. l steamship CITY OF RICH.
MOND, Capt. z. Mitchell ID now ready to receive
freight, and will leave on Thursday, Oct II, at 8
O'Clock A. M. For freight or passage, having supe.
rior accommodations, apply to
c9-4t III. e. FUTILE. Agent
In FOR NEW YORK.-.The fine
-. - new schooner, WALTER LEMUEL, Capt.
johnson, in the Dock, 10 ready, and freight 90
ing on board, will have immediate Dispatch For
freight apply to oc9 RANKIN l. BARKER.
f3He-aEsnIh OLD DOMINION LINE
FOR LYNCHBURG.-Bost LIT
TIE TENNESSEE, Capt ScoTr, will receive
FREIGHT, and leave punctualy on THURSDAY.
Persons who send their freight to NAV rely on It
oc 1876 "a
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MEAT COTTAGE FARM, ONE AND

In A HALF MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of Oc-
tober, 1854. the premises commencing at o'elk.
the neat little Cottage Farm, about miles north Of
the city of Richmond ad Joining the lands of Messre.
Garland Hsnes, Jno N. Davis and Others now occu-
pied by Mir. Itasc L. Cary containing "a acres, of
which about twothirds are cleared.
The improveme nts consist of cottage dwelling,
contsing rooms besides kitchen, barn. &c and the
neishborhood equal to any in the county
After the sale of Land. will be sold Field Hand.
TERms-One-third cash; bslanse at G aud IL mos,
for sotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till las. note 10 paid The slave will be sold for cash.
oo7 GODDIN u APPEkSON, Arcts.
email FARM ON DEEP RUN TURN
~ PIKE ROAD &c miles from Richmond) FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at Auction, the
FARM formerly owned BY Mr.. r. N. MacKenzie,
containing 76 acres of land, on the Deep-hun Turn
pike, miles from Rishmond, adjoining the lands
owned by Patrick II. Gentry and those on which
Mrs Lowdes resdcs-about q acres cleared. ba ence
In woods. The Improvements consist OF Stable.
Cov-house, nc.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at and II mos,
for negotiable notes interest added, secured BY .
trust deed. 0ODDlN APPERSON, Aucts.
THE above Farm will be sold on the pre-
misses of the land advertised By Chas. g. Hudsop,
Commissioner immediately after that land Y dis
posed of-say about O'Clock r. H., OF TUESDAY,
the oath of October, 1854.
oc 10 GODDlN ArrEhSoNs AHets'
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DOSTAGE STAMP Citizens and
II strangers desiring Postage Stamps, can obtain
than AZ the new Bookstore. Kent Square.
WIN. A. BUTTERS. I57 MAlp ct
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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M ANIED-PAIN1E or five
w JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS wanted. AID.
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Depot to
oc 9-3. J. \ CHILDS.
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WANTED-A WET UkSE.-For
w one who can come well recommended, libe-
raj price will be paid. JNO. DOOLEY
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation by white girl,
w int respectable family. She wishes to act
.. Chamberms d. bat is also a perfect Seamstrem-
The best of city references to ba had.
Please address M. MCCORMACK
Soda Water Manufacturer,
1l-1ts No 2Dp Rroad st,oat
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a.
800;
The
tho
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Nv ANTED, by young White Man, sit
W uation as PORTER in Grocery store or Com.
mission house. He writes good hand and would
be willing to make himself generally useful to his
employer;-csn sive the best of references. Apply
at the ''Vs. Hotel" near the New Market.
oc ll-3t~
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Co3GEagla@D9s
At THE OLD STAND or 3. & J. G1LpE

AT THE OLD STAND or $. & J. GILBERT
= WsR Y S. e. T.. NJ. GILBERT
fsAaalSSf5- continue the CARRIAGE
-S---S2-BUSINESS y at the above
siand-No. a5 and 40 Wcntworth.street
Chnrleston-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
prsing those Of their own manufacture.
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will cnahlo them to otler erea,
and prices.
Alarch IS, 1854. 90 1v
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Notice.
Hsis9aopv5aao Carriage sIaSa
Harness manasEsa tory.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still eoati,ss,ea tn
carry on the above business in oil It's variofa
branches, and takes this method ol returning
his thankS TO his friends ft,r their Tberal uaircn.
hge. ana hopes BY close attention 10 business to
sill merit the same. ca RitI AGES AND BUG.
GIES made To order and warranted fof twelve
months. II they should fiil in that time in,
point Of workmanship or material, thay will be
repaired FREQ Of charge. lie deems Ii unnec.
csairy to say anything in regard To the neat.
ness and durability Of Mis- work, : as his work
will show for itselG Call on him a, B;shoo.
vile and he will give as good bargains as can
be had in Charleston,
tle also does plonsh.work nj short no,ice.-
Ii"1ss,sh"eins done with nea,ness and dispatch
will be to- snli purchasers. swim interest MI.
ways.
sish"psille, S. C., lan'y ls,h, 1874 is-6na
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In EquitV--Sumter District,

r. D. ss''"' 's: s'' al ; Bill for Acct. sc
Ivm. Sanders, ct al.
IN pursuance ol an order in this case,
i will nilGr ii, public sale on the first Mon
o'clock a. A., and ,, =. NJ, at the Cour
the lands particularly below described, ".
ing IN Marcngo county, in the State of Ala.
banla, to vii, East half Of n. f.. quartc,
of section 30, IN township II Of Range
one East in The District of st. Stephens
Alabama, containing -, Sc l-2 100 acres
West half nf n. ". quarter of same
township: range &c, containing 10, Sc IL
leo acres.
East halfof s. T.. quarter of Fractional
section 81, in same township &c, contain.
ing 50 acres.
North East quarter Of Fractional section
81. in same township NC, containing
l3l ,6G. 100 acres.
5. w. subdivision No. 3, of Fractional
section /, in township l3 OF Range one
West, in the district OF lands subject To sale
at st. Stephens Ala, containing lOO,T7--
100 acres.
East half Of S. w. quarter Of section 9,
in township l3ol Range one East. contain
inT SUD l-2-lUO acres.
$. w. subdivision No 3, of fractional
section !. in township l3 Of range one
West, containing LII 100 acres.
y. w. half quarter OF sections -, in
township l3 Of range one West, contain.
ing 81 acres,
Fast half and n. w. quarter Of n. w.
quarter OF section No. q, township l3, ranuc
No. one East containing 2I,l7-lO0
$. w. quarter Of section No 81, town
ship No. IL, of range one Fast, c,ntain-
tanning l6O acres.
East hall of n. f.. quarter OF section
No. |, township No. l:}, OF range No |,
West, containing 80 acres.
West half oI $. f.. quarter of section
No. 81, township No II, OF range No. one
East. containing 20 acres.
w. half Of :. w. quarter, of section 81,
township II, range No. one East, contain
il,g 1856 100 acres
West half and =. f. quarter of y. f..
quarter "I sccton No. Il, township No. lH,
OF range No. one Fast, containing II As
100 acres.
West half of \. w. quarter Of SECTION
No. >, township No. l3, Of range No one
East, containing SD,SS-l0U acres.
y. T.. quarter OF n. +. quarter OF section
No. q, township No. l3, ui range No. ono
East, containing l0,49 %.
TRIMS So much cash will hc required
as will pay the expenses Of the sale Tor the
balance the purchaser, unlcs he prefer to
pay cash, to give bond with gooi surety
To the Commissioner, payable in two equal
annual inStalmcniS. wuh interest from The
day OF sale payable annually until the
whole is paid.
w. +. B II.iNNSWORTII.
Com'r EI'y S. ID.
Smmcrvillc, Feb. -, 1871
Feb. 20, 1851. Is OF
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NOTICE.

ALI. those persons indebted to tho sub
scribcr, Tor work in the wears 1852, and
80, arc requested To make Immediate paw
,ncnl, by note or cash, rs the article is much
needed. There are vet some debts that
are not paid, some for III and 30, some even
as far back as 40, but poor fellows, cx-
pcct they arc all dead. Ilalload. and
lioopcd, and followed after them, until
they all died ont ui my mind; so don't say
anything In them. but those bright stars OF
lSJ2 and %, that arc yet fresh in my
memory. Gcn.lcmcn. please call and pay
up, as soon as possible. Tie subscriber
also gives notice that he still continues the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING,
and has moved on Main Street, next door
to Miller and Britton's Drug Store, where
he may be found. at all tunes, to fill any or
der III his line, with nealncss and dcsmitcI,
lie is thankful for past iavor<, and hopes
continuance OF the same, but wishes to
do exclusively cash or barter business.
w. E. DUNCAN.
March 5, 1851 I9-:,l
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TINDAL, WATSON g. CO,

TIE Hubscrbrrs having established them
selves mt the stand opposite a. J. Moses Store,
respectfully snliciis the attention of their friends
md tho public To their we'll selected siork--
Their assortment comprises all articles usually
kept, HLtspfing HYu"rS) and will hc constantly
replenShcd, and disposed of on ns favorable
terms ns are Offered any where.
Their stock consists in part aS follows =
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies' Collars, Clcniisettrs, and Under
sleeves,
1.nccS. E,ginss. and In>er, ingS,
lacouct and Swiss MuslinS.
Ladies' and gcnlemens l.. e. ltdkf's.
\ large lol Of Hosiery nnl Gloves, Cri,ats
and Stocks. Alsn
y full supply nf Prints and. Dome
GROCEitl rs, Hardware. tableware,
Carpenters and I}lacksmitl,'s 'runls.
Cis,ern Pumps AMI Pipes. tarriarc Trim
mingS,
trnrkrry and Glassware, Sa,ldlcry and
Harness,
Boots. SHOES, Hats, Caps, Ready mad.
Clothing, Nc. ~. DE.
TINDAL, WATSON IL co.
JAMES s. TiNDAI..
SAMUEL WATSON.
]l w. GARDNER.
February -, 1851 II If
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Rich Dress Goods;

In SILKS, TISSUES. BAREGES, GREN
ADlNES,. MUSl.lNS, &c.
BoMRAZINES, AIpACAS and MOURN.
IN; GOODS. in great variety.
EMBRthDERS and LACE GOODS, ofev-
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great Variety,
constantly received E'
Al! HE alsu:c are Of our own
DIRECT HHHE'OeTATHONs,
an, .r9l Hit,,e,l n. the LOWEST MARKET Prices.
lEkM>.-Ca'l', or City Acceptance.
u The one price system strictly adj
hcred to, and all Goods Warranted
BROWNING; t& LEMAN.
Charleston, s. c.. Jan. 9th, 1854. ii #
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"BROWNlNG & LEMAN;"
IMPORTERS OH
French, British and Gerni:,if
DIR Y GOODS.
2oe and I'll King-sreet corner Of Mar
ket Street,
CI{3RLESY'JN s.. &,

6 6fAltl'EIlNGS-Ingrain, 3 Phys, f5rur
" sells Tapestry and EcIvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk Satin.
cGnTNIS cAMUplcs and Musi1Ns, II;
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, nii STYLES.
GILT CORNIcES, in all the new designs.
CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS:
DKArEHl CORDS and BELL iittpks,
BRITISH AMI AMtRlcAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT Stair RODS nHd
STAIR C.iRPE'rINt:S, of MI STYLES
WILTON, VELVET, and A&MiNSsrER
RUGS. in great variety.
kETS, PLAINS. kERSEYS, CAPS. dc.
Re! und White FLANNEI,S, SliIRrINGS.:
COTTON osSNBrEcs, Of all tic bs.t
Southern makes.
English aud American C0'rrON FESS:
NET.S.
French. English, and American .pR9N'rs.
LINENS OF. RICHARDSON'S piiIrrur
,nakc. for Shcctings, Shirtings Pillow Cnses
!lahic i'an'nsks, Doylics. Napkins, Towcllings.
llnck"ls,' KS, ffuit Clo,ls, u. f. Diapers.
Grass Cloths, &c. a.
CLOTHS. CASSIIEI,S and vESTINGs.
Ql hes, French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS. in all the shades Of
English Goods
SNTiNETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN:
SEA ,, OF "ll qualities and styles.
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GLENN SPRINGS

kk'll'':iNhAB zigDs} s}?a1,s'13o$tE I I I q : e.
RI, Rev. L. F. DAVIS, D. D., ex:olHcio% :
Visitor.
J. ID. McCoLLorGn. fropr'et'rn
" GEuEsE l,rxTox, Rector; and In
strnctor in Mental and Christian Science.
Modern Languages and History.
Mrs. BENTON, hlatron.
..-, instructor m ,alathematics.
Nn,nrai Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
Prof: &. F. DeYrNE, data of Lime Sion.
II PW Wn.' instructor Ill the theory and PRACTICE
H.S' !. VI. REID, lnstruciress in English.
80: :. S"sNosKI |, Instructress in Draw :
'"gii %i;a l'a'a!ins, and A:ss,an, in French.
HiiST S"rii:t "ARGEf, lnstrltrtress in En-.
ellsn branches: and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATr, Assistant In Music, and
English. A'N A'''N
\. i: The corps. is not yet complete.
IL J.. above Institution, located Mt Glenn
u Springs in Spar,anhnrg District. s. G. .
VIZ T.' DC opened for the reception Of pupils on
e''ahlshment into school for Young ladies',
me Buildings have been thoroughly repaired and
i'lted up ana III furnishing them anew n1
pans have been spared To make it, ia cye,y
tecSls,,ct' sIch I, home AZ parents wouid desiro
Ia
been bestowed upon the Musical lnstrnm.,,,,.
,ihh wiiii large AMI efficient corps of teachers,
anu thorough course of study, il affords eve.
~ advantage to be enjoyed in n silniur insti,u.
ton.
Applicants arc admitted. n any age, over
seven years, and pInced iv snch Glass MS they
may he prepared to join
ne scholastic year will consist Of one ses-
SION divided into two iernss Of H., a months each
beginning ON the lst Of February AMI July.-
'nrailo'i, December and january.
NATEs'-For Ftiton and iioard. inclnding
washing, fuel. lights. &c. &C., SIPS per ,er,n
and there wiN 6e no ertra charge, e1cept far
Music $40 per term. and for Books, Sheet Mn.
SIC Dra",itg Materials, DC, actually used.
for further information, see " Prnspectls..
Whfch y. e., may be had by applying to the Rector,
OF either Of tho Proprietors.
Dec. II. 1853 3m
", Charleston Mercury publish ,ri. weekly
for three months aud forward hills To- one ~
the Proprietors.
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In Equity Sumter District,
Adm'r. Of BILL.
Leonard White,
rS. r. J. &, NJ MDsoa
th'rIes w. Miller. Compl'ts. SOILS.

The creditors Of the late Dr. JAMes H.Ys
swoEr'I, entitled t" claim under his assignment
to the above named defendant, erct1ifcd on
!i,s 2sth day Of July N d. 1872. are hereby no.
.iicd that, hy an order in the ahoy. ,inted
cause, they are Required to establish their de
II'an'Is before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District aforesaid, OH or before the
first day Of May next.
also give notice thnt will until tho
snid first day of May next, receive proposals for
The sale ct part OF IIc real estate conveyed Nv
The said assignment. lying partly if no. wholly
IN the ccorwrItp LIMITS Of Sumleryille, bounded
ny lands of Dr. }. &. IIAYSswoRrm, W. L..
BRuSsoN. T. ]. CoGHi.AN. nnd Mrs. G.. Bos.
sAKn; and hy the new road running from Sum.
tcr'ifle 10 tho steam mill of II. }. coGmLAX IL
Co., supposed To contain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. r. y. HAYNSW ORTIZ,
CONT in Equity 5. d.
Doc. u. 1873. . II
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Notice;
Look Up Street.

WEEn tLAIK's HOTEL is still in op.
cratIon-UlIanks to the kindness OF good
lrlcnds)-rcady To receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction
MIR. {. is resolved that his Hotel Shall not
be eXccllcd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
cl"anly. The beds are all in good order.
and shall be kept so. Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. Il, 1851. IL If
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MIR, Editor: The Citizens

G' vinIenuon C"nnty are dcsiro,ls that G. w.
J.. KEY N0LDS, represent ,hnm in The mex,
Legislature. By announcing him Candidate
for that Office, yo" will obl:gs h,esu,
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE snhsaribrr, superintendent Of The
Steam Saw Mill of CughIan, Dixon II Co., re-
sprlin!ly informs the public. thai they nrc pre-
pared To furnish Lumber Of any description nj
the shortest nn,irr
Having good wagons anil teams, they can de.
liver l"pnrrhnsers when desired. They have
n large quantity OF prime Oak and Lisi,wooi
which, they can deliver to customers un mmlrr-
ntr terms
TEnMs.A reasonable deduction in all cases
tor cash. "r otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders filled.
Every eSrrtion will be used to give satfslac.
tion To those wiio favour us with orders
COGIiAN, DIXON, & Co.
Smmervill", ian. i3, 1854 IL n
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In EquitV---Sumter District

John J. Conycrs and !
Julia A. his wife,
Va. Bill for Account
John BIakcly and and Relief
Isabella T.. his wife,
and others.
III appearing to my satsfac,i0on that
Thomas f.. Dckry, Robt. NJ. {. s|ilhcr.
spoon, and joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants in the above stated case, reside out
of the limits Of the State of South Carroll.
IN, on motion of Blamling g. DcSaussurc,
Complainant's Solicitors:
1t is ordered that he do appear, and an.
swcr. plead or dcmur TO tho SAID bill, within
three months after the publication of llis
notice. or an order pro conirss0 thereon
will be entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order he
published for three months in one of the
GaZetls Of the District.
w. +. b. lIAYNS\YORTfl
Commissioner in Equity.
Jan. ] l, 1871. III ;}n
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Notice.

J"hn ; Richardson lr., Magistrate. will
attend promptly ~ all hisnrs entrusted 10
Inn. ofih'' jn-t hack of j. Il. Snlomans'
h.w Siur'.
Jan. IS, 1851 IL II