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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

THE HARDENING EFFaCTs or LtQUoR
SELLIN AND LIQuoR DEALING An Incl
dent illustrating the fatal influences OF
this business in inbum8nizing. to q Ger
tain extent. those engaged in il. occurred
TWO weeks ago on Sunday last. ar one of
the liquor shops in this town A pale lit
tie girl. but poorly clad. and with evident
reluctance. entered aud presentinga bot;
tie 10 the landlord. asked TO have it filled
for her father. One of The bystanders
asked her { her father was drunk. She
replied tina, he was. He then asked her
if be abused the family. Yes, she replied.
he has whipped mother twice! An ap-
peal was ,hen made 10 the landlord TO in
duce him to refuse the liquor for this al
ready insane and maddened victim ofrum;
but, with the unfetlinS and hcaItiess re-
ply. that if he did not furnish 1t. Others
would. he filled the bottle with his dis
titled poison. and the child departed for
her cherries home. leaving the shilling
that she needed for bread. in the hands OF
The dealer.
Whipped mother twice. no matter!
she is only womaGi-a wile!-a moth
er He will whip her ogein. Well, she
is not the only wife aud mother that has
been whipped by drunken and insane
husband; and besides. the vumseller has
added shilling to his gains.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

STRANGE.-We learn from an exchange
paper tina; short time ago. in the south.
ern part of this State, two widowers mar.
ried each, the others daughter. Qucrie.
What relationship will the children o.
the two families bear TO each other?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12
Be Careful how YOU Wri!s your Name.

A gentleman nembe OF u whole saie
house down town, recently called al one
Of our Banks TO pay note of 1000. as
due that day. Having money on depos
it 10 pay it, he stepped up 10 the desk
and filled chez for the amount. Bui
finding his signature lltle imperfect. he
pushed aside the check aud filled another
for the same amount presented it. re-
ceived his note of So, 600. and firing TO
his counting house. Presently one Of the
officials at the BanF stepped in and in
quircd Mr.. -. how many checks
for $4,000 have you drawn today
One. is the ready response. Il took
note of 81 600, with a check well
sir. there have been two checks for
b 600. drawn by you, presented at the
Bank" As If flash of lightning had
she'd on his mind, he remembered his
che ok. rejected IN consequence of slight
defect which he had neglected to tear up
and had left on the desk. Some person.
il seems, found the check there aud pre-.
cured a boy to present il. The paying
teller. Susp ected that all was not right,
either from the fact of having just paid
one for that amount. or the lmperfectiGn
in the signature which led the drawer to
reject ii and write another, showed it TO
the ofIit ers, who also did not like tie looks
of things. The teller then turned to the
boy and cycling him pretty sharply. asked
him where he got the check? when the
boy instantly fed and has not since been
seen.--Nclr Tork Tribune.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

os-A; the New Presbyterian Church
in Rochester n. Y, called s.. Peters,
the Pastor wears clerical robe or gown.
|, is con,ended by his friends thai it is
properly a scholastic. not a priestly dress.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

THE DicTAroR:AIP or MLIiCO i: has
been. or soon would be declared Dictator
of Mexico for ten years. The New Or
leans Delta thus notes the movement. 5
which led TO ,his event:
A plan was proclaimed in the city OF
Guadala jara. on the l7lh u.t.. 10 force
President Santa Anna to accept the title
of Captain General of the Republic. d
rank created while Lombardina was Pro
visional President during the interval
which trans pireI after the ablicalion oil
Arista and previous 10 the election oil
Santa Anna. The plan has been second
ed by many of the States and cities OF
Mexico. foremost among winch we no.
lice the cities OF Mexico Vera Cruz Pu
eba. and OEizaba. The latter place sec.
onds the plan, and desires tina; the Pres
/ ident shall assume the title and proclaim
himself Perpetual Dictator of the Repub
lie. The city of Toluca adhrrrs 10 The
plan. but desires the Pres; dent 20 assume
the title of His liighnrss (Altezs). Pa
ebla proposes tha, he be called Elec,or oil
Mexico ami Grand Admiral. Marshal
General Of The Armies OF Mexico, viii
the title of His Most Serene Hiehness.
The plan OF Guadalaj ara WAS received
with the widest demonstrations of Joy
in the ciiy of Mexico by large majorl:,
Of the people. 4 slight show of opposi
zion made by few, bu, the' troops
were Immediately ordered out by the
Governor Of the District. aud their muir
murS OF discomfort We're silenCed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

The Editor of the Banner is absent,
having gone to Indianapolis TO attend the
State Temperance Convention; and for
other purposes. All due allowance we
trust will be made by the readers. If the
reading matter on the inside Of this
weeks paper should be less interestine
than usual.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

Of the northern opposition TO the class
OF Books recommended by the Board.
The books recommended by the Board
are all published in the West. and pre-
pared by persons engaged IN the cause Of
educa Ion in the West. This. certainly
ought TO commend the action of the Board
to Mr.. Writer'S favor. as he once. { W.
are not misinformed. was grea, s,ickler
for having nothing but n0tire teachers
in our schools. Il may be that his course
on that question would have been differ
ent had he been agent. under a'f4i salary.
for the National Educational Society
which is anually sending TO tie west hun
dreds of qualified teachers.
or the recent action of the State Boa I'd
in the premises we are not prepared 10
Judge, Uniformity of school books is
one of the important provisions in the
new School Lsw--snd in selecting Sc
ries of books the Board probaly exercised
due discretion. They probably did not
consult eastern publishing houses viii
the view of advancing any particular in.
teres,s. They probably decided as they
deemed best for the parents and schola rs
OF Indiana. and that decision should be
respected until opposed from differen'
source. and from othSr motives thar are
now operating with Mr.. Witter He
may be dsinterested. but the people
! have right to suspect that selfish mo
I tiyes have heretofore governed and may
possibly now control bis course on ihi:
question.
The South Bend Register is also very
severe on the State Board--cop2s tht
remarks Of the Observer. and adds a sic,
of Its own--all, however. tending to ex
cite opposition TO the State Board among
: the People before they have an opportu
/ nifty TO decide by examination OF tn
| books recommended by the Board an,
comparison with these now in use. whicl
. is .ight-the STATE Board, acting with
/ out prejudice. certainly without person
al interest. or Mr.. Witter, who has bee
governed by pecuniary consideration
F., in his efforts TO introduce the works O
an eastern publishing house. --PhDros
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-12

advertisement to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday precsd-
ing the day of publication.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15

anticipated. d.-StilI, the attendance was
quite numerous, embracing persons
from almost every part of our cxten.
sivn District. The exhibition of
Stock embraced fine specimens Of do
nestle animals, both of the n0Hre and
improved stock. Tho collection of
samples of Grain was quite largc and
attractive. showing AN increased cner-
gy on tic part Of members oi the As.
snciation to improve in that branch
of ASricultnrc-thc raising of Bread
stulls.
The domestic DEPARTMENT., though
small embraced some articles which
would have suffered nothing from
comparison with any articles of Il
similar description at any exhibition.
The long lie of coups, well filled
with the ira,hrrrd tribe, could no,
have failed to have given entire salts
faction to the most .tuncitW admircr;
TOR really it was a Jury shov, cmbra
eng all the known species, from the
beautiful. sprigh,Iy little Bantam to
the huge S!anghae
Ab ut the hour Of one o'clock. the
company assembled in the Temper
ancn Hall. After an appropriate pray
CT, by the Rev. Noah Graham. Mr..
Henry l.. Pmckney, jr., the anniver.
sary orator, was introduced by the
President To the audience. and cnlis.
ted their feelings and chained their at
trntion for near an hour, by ~ chastc.
classical and eloquent address
Immediately after the address, on
motion of !. NJ Caldwell, Esq, it was
Res0incd, i ha, Il committee OF three
hc appointed t" request Of Mr.. Pinrk
nc! Il cop, Of his address for pub!ica
! tiun.
Under the above resolution, the
Chair appointed the following gentle.
men to constitute that committee. VIZ:
Col. Wn. Ncttics. G.n. $. X. Chan
dIrr. and Or. j. G. iIaynswnrth.
The u'npirrs were then instructed
TO examine stock, &c, and made their
reports.
In about two hours the meeting was
agJin called to orcr-thc various
committees submitted their reports.
! Owing to the latcnc>S ui' The hour. and
the absence o; large majority OF the
| members, who lived some distance
from the village. md were competed
/" leave early. the transaction OF fur
ihcr business was postponed until the
! Sh inst.
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1sfasac
GRAND esgss,V.

The Prcscn,mcnt of the Gland Ju.
rY ct Sumter District recommends
repairs of roads. Jail, Couct House Nc.
at tic last sitting of the Cuur, ,h,.
G:and jury presented the 5lGykng NJ,
'"i one "t the rIirciYa! Streets IN ;his
town l'y tha w & NJ cars, to the .yea,
annoyance of travellers: The matter
not having Yet been rcmcdicd, they
now recommend tha, it should b.
done hy the opening OF Il street to the
West ftnc Depot, which we hope
will be i0ia,eiiolcIy attended to; thus
avoiding q source ofmuch com laint
against ihc the Company and the
rnn>r oFscver"l accidents from fright.
cncd horses.
Holding the polls open ct he gen
era. elections, two days al S,ul,tcrvillc
ana but one day ut other places, is
thought 20 have 4 tendency to dcmor
aliz"ti"n and corruption it is there.
fore recommended that but o.c and
the same day should be allowed over
the whole District.
The practice Of carrying concealed
weapons about the person. is strongly
denounced. ii being he prolific cause
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Court.

Cur Court has now been in session
ten days and we see no rrospec, Of its
adjournment before Friday !: a numhcs
at 'mpor'an, eases remaining to be
tied. The two suits brought agains,
the South Carolina Railroad Company,
'oF damages sustained by persons. who
were injured, at the time Mr.. SrScLr
TON and his grandson were killed, have
b III hecn decided a.ainst,,,.he Rail
'oAd' The damages aIIy
at $1,000 and S25OO.
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n h'adaf Heysca.

Our Columbia correspondent wri.
ting to us under date Of the 9th inst.
says:
n duel was fought near Gad<dcn
in this District on yesterday a, , p.
NJ. between Capt. PETER GASrxEY and
DIR, }. ". RAY. The former gentle
man was unfortunately killed at the
second I1re-,he load passing through.
his left breast.
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lsERSs hbrrEaan.

We hope our readers will not for
get, that this dcligbtins songslrcss
gircsa concert at The Court House on
Saturday Evening, and for the cred
OF Sumter District, turn out en- mussc
to greet ard welcome Cardinals mock.
ing dird, on her first appearance in
this place. More need scarce be said
to q con mnnity, who have ever hnwn
themselves ready to appreciate talent
aud worth. For particulars Of the
concert see programme, among adycr-
ljscments.
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u Es % CE "a M "a ~ u spEETy ,IE5iIi

by has EIcelkelcy John Laurence Maas
a'nS, Goterncr nnM Comma,picr in.Chief
M nd Orer the Stnie Oi S0uM Carolina.
HEREAS it is n duty incumbent npon :
every people at all times To acknn.l.
edge their doT Guidance upon On aff-W?se
and mcrcIiul God; 'ppraise. him for his
glory aud hcneiac'iona, and to express iffiS
coD,ri'ion and humiliation submission iss,ss
Ills dispcnsa:ops, and dependence; 80 6oiaas
HIS power; a $50
And whereas il is cmincn,ly becnI,Sihe
in lie people q! this State, IN vissyssnE thf:
great benefits which haze been Bestowed
upon them during the past year. apdssalso
in view of The mortality and Others 81 Iayni.s
ties which III Some places have 5efs .a5si
them, to mako public demonstrations ss.f
their gratitude, and humiliation ard ypsig-
nation. 5si
Now, therefore I, JOHN LAUREYeE
MANNING, Governor ard Epjfiiifiailder-
-Chief in and over the State ,of Snl}ti,
Carolina, do hereby set apart THURS
DAY, the twenty third day of November:
as dayol Thanksgiving, Fasting. Humi!:
ialion and Prayer ard hereby lnyite the
Ministers and .cnchcrs of all religious
denominations throughout the State, upor
that day TO open their several places of
| public worship. and return thanks to Az
mighty Gud for the manifestations of His
mercy TO acknowledge the sins of tho
people and, by humiliation and prayer;
TO enreat lis iorgvincss Tf them; and
imp'ore tic extension over The common
wealth oi lis love ard mercy
Aa' further Invite all persons engaged
IN secular pursuits To close, Tor tie dnv
above mentioned, their places of business;
AND iorsakc their usual avocatlons, and tn
prorro;c, as 'ar a possible, proper oh
-ervancc O he rights AMI sgIcmp.,ies OF
! Tie occasion.
| Gv'n under my hand and the seal Of
the State, at Columbia. this lhiriy-lirst
! rny "i October. A. ID. one thousand eight
| hundred aDd li!y-inpr aud in the seventys
ninih year of AurrIcnn Independence.
JNG. LAURENCE MANNING.
| ben PERRY. Secretary ri State.
Nov L., 1851. = 1t:
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SrMrEEvILLE. Nn- 3 1851

Pursuant To notice, the A>suciatium
met, and was called I" order "y til"
President, and Geo. ". Lee was az.
pointed "r9rt'ary pr" tenn.
pn n"l'"n ut Or. ;. Mcl!ctt,
HcSafrc3, nat j. r.. bland'ng. Esq.
SECRETARY "i inc A's"cEuon, DC e
In's'ed to regulate ANA adjust the
books 'h' H'e'','""'H "i last year, and
rc;"ft 10 the Association, especially
rs I" u" "''.""nt OF iHnds on hand,
me meeting lhch proceeded to the
"'>tF'0','"'i "' P''I''''.'s awarded ut
,''e'' t.,''' ''''''' Wv '''S -f'' "''.' ;'S '"'
''",' ~ ;, :
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the use of their hall and lot, for our
last exhibition.
Resolped, That the publishers of our
village papers be requested to strike
oil, each. one hundred extra copies Of
their issue containing the speech de-
!Irered by Mr.. II. l.. Pinknev. Jr.,
for distribution, and charge the same
to the Association.
fesofued, That tho papers Of orr
District be requested to publish these
proceedings.
The Society then adjourned, TO meet
at The Court House, on Saturday, the
18th inst.
j. NJ. PITTS, President.
G. W. LEE, Sec'y pro tenn.
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yHaiR Service.

From all that We can learn, the
difficulty in relation TO the transporta
tion OF the mails over The South Car.
ol'na Kail Road is in fair way OF
hens arranged. The mails will con.
time to bc carried over the road after
the expiration of the ten Digs, in order
to give the Post Office Department
time to investigate the matters il,
controversy.
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Choice Groceries.
FAMILY S u + les
Kendricl1 g. Jenkins

WOULD announce to their friends and the
community at large, that they have opened in
ium,crvllc opposite to Webb's Store, largo
and varied stock of
FI.NILl' GROCERIES.
Such as have never before been exhibited for
l,r sale in this market 1t comprises in part as
follows:
BACON-Primo Sides, Shondersand Hams.
!SuGAR-5rown, Crushed, Powdered and
leaf,
C0FFEE-Rio. Java, and Lagnira,
Lard, Butter, Mol ,sscs, Cheese, Crackers.
Mackcrcl. Smoked Beef and tongues, Pickles
lruncs, i'raphjcd fruits, LohS,ers, Sardnes.
Salmond, BOLOGNA Sausage, Vermiccli, Maca
rouia, Sr &c.
Fine Tobacco and Scgars.
Irish Potatoes, OnionS, Bects, Smoked Her
ings. Fruits, Nuts, and Confectionery of al!
kinds.
Wheat, Buckwhcat and Rice. Flour.
In shor, they pledge themselves by sirc, nt-
tenion 10 business, keeping on hani the BEs +
OF ALL gools in their line, and selling CHEAP
for CASH or produce, 10 merit share OF public
patronage.
J. Il. KENDRlCk. w. w. JENKINS.
Nov. II, 1854 3 II
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Corrrsp"n 'cnrc OF Tie B.nncr.
9.2r New Work a4cfsrs.

-EE" ORB CITY, Nov. l0tl, 1854
Dspr Banner: Never in ,hc poIi,i
cal ia.Gry OF tiIis Sla'c has tic result
OF " srac'"' elect on SO >u pri cd and
"stoni>h'J h"rcoplc. 1t wa, tn ugh;
tAat D,nirI UlIn,an, the IInow NJ.
thing Candidate tor Governor would
not receive more than 10000 votes
tn IS far he has 81 900 an stands =
fair CHANCE %: being elected. As well
as We can Judge ut u.escnt Sc, mour
the Democratic aud Anti Iipaor Lax
Candidate is elected, he having rc.
cclvel 9D,000--Cia,k. 92,OOo U.l
man 81 600 Bronson 2i.OOO--Ilcu.
ry }. Raymond Editor Of tho F" ines
and one Of tEe Eui,ors Of "Harpey's
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For the SGm.cr Banner
SEssait"r Agricultural lAasocin.

he second Aunlal Meeting ufthis
dissertation was held on the 9th uIt..
at the Temperance Hall, which, to.
gethsf with the rac3oscd lot, hal been
kindly rendered by She order of the
',ohS oi Temperance for tic use of
the Association.
From the wan, OF NOR. general no
t'co OF tn" day Of meet;"., the as.
sh'1oiage Vas not Is large as had been
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15
Harmony Fczlle3c COLLEGE.

he commencement OF this popular
Institution will take place on the
twenty second and twenty third ofthc
present month. The Rev. DR.. B. NJ.
PALMER will deliver the annual ad.
dress. We have received a poli,c
invitation to be present aad will en-
dcavor to attend.
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Tribute on gsesDecd.
SUMTER IonGE. No. 23. !. O. @

SUMTER LonGE. No. 23, J. o. O. F.
WHEREAS it has pleased an all.GiSe
just and mcrcilul God, tn ,summons from
this world Of sin in the prime Of life, our
lIroher.Od Fellow DAHtEL L. BRUNsoS
the companion we so grie ,ousl, lament,
possessed those virtues which alone uives
nobeness to man. When sought to- err
by those temptations whioh so often hnsct,
ana SO scL'om rcjccted by the Young; that
keen sense Of honor and love Of right which
adorned his nftnre, projected him. 1t la
with an aged mother. who loved him so
well, that VIC truly sympalhisc, and 10
friends who knew him as we did we Dre
sent the no!icc due TO his memory
ThcrcFnre be il resolved. That in tho
death Of Brother DANIEL BEuxsoS, this
Lodge has lost useful member.
Resoleed 2nd, That this Lodge wear
he usual badge of mourning Tor thirty
DAYS.
RcSoIrcd3rd. That page on tho minute
book he inscribed with his name and TO his
| memory
Resoircf ith. That this Lodge daepiy
sympalhzc with his hereavcd parents II,
hI loss
Reso!red 5ih, That tho above preamble
and resolutions be published in ,l,n pancrs
o. the r"wn, ani Il copy be transmitted to
his family.
JAMES d. BLANDING, J
J. II, CLARK, Comni,,ee.
Il. c. WEBB,
I
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We publish this week, on the out.
side, another piece from our poctical
contributor, J. y. .. lie has ON sevc.
rnl occasions published poems in our
columns. which have been commented
on, as evincing a true poetic train Of
thought. J. q. shall be always vel.
come to n place in the Banner.
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.EcsSTs. A&Cr.GviCsS 81 .geRagSiuss,

By reference to the advertisement
OF these gentlemen it will be seen,
that they pledge themselves to supply,
what has long been wanted in Sumter
viIle--a good Family Grocery
Mcssrs *. & j. are both natives of
this district and have some claims on
the CONN unity. A visit to their store
will convince any one, that they have
"n hand IN cXccIlcut stock walk
round good daines and huy something
nice to keep the ''oidmon" ia good
hum"r during these excited days.
when justice kicks up surh fuses in
the Court House.
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DaguerreOJyDes.

MR.. l.ArAR IS pleased 10 inic-m ,h~
citizens OF Sum.ervIIlc and viciEiiy, tlrlt
he has returned to Sum'ervile, and has
opened his Daguerrean Rooms at ,i,r
place formerly occupied hy him near tho
Sunicr Rann"r Office.
Thankful lnr tho LIBERAL patronage here.
toinrs bestowed. he nviirs ail who desire
SAriTAL ftcrrRrs tnHivn'h. ca 1,
nnN. 1871 q, ~ -.---- - -,
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temperance Meeting.

Quite u large and enthusiastic NEE
ting of the Sons of Temperance was
held at their Hall on last "Wednesday:
ON which OCCASION able aud eloouen,
addresses we're delivered by Mr.. TuP
PER, ofCharleston, and Mr.. EVANS of
darlington. Inclination would lead
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15

Mir. PlSKSErs speech will appear
III our next issue, it havins been re.
ccived too late for his. We will then
republish the list Of premiums awarcc d
by tic Sumter Agricultural .ASsncia.
lion, as requested by tha, body.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-15
VESEHagad q ss0ciasiOia.

We arc requested 10 call meeting
of this body on Saturday next The
18th inst. Punc,ual attendance is
earnestly requested.
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Agents fOa. the Hgasakacr.

The following persons have been ap
pointed Agents and are authorized to re-
ccirc, and reccip, for, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing In
become II subscriber to the Panncr, by
handling them their name and address vii!
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also sec to forwarding all at-
vcrlising business connected with the
paper.
W. w. WALKER JR.,. Columbia S. G..
S. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, n. &.
WILLIAM HYDE, %. .". g.
Il. {. LOGAN. .Sumtcrvillc S. G
No other person is authorized to receipt
fer the Banner.
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Selling. Off.

Tue Subscriber beng dcsirQus Of CLOS
ing h's business, offers his entire stock Of
Dry tfnolS, Hardware, Sc, a, reduced
Pr.cea ah;!, at The same time, he earnestly
solic'ss all persons indebted to him either
ny note or account, TO como forward and
settle up rs soon ~ Possible.
THOS. D. FRIERSON.
Nov. 9, 1851 II
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
BIZ ". LEWIS. Eso IN, 3, An, 81,

District. 81 ssS,s y s9s
Whereas. MN. BrnbeW Jha iii s ppl I'D tss
me for Letters Of Admieisiratsos
singular the goods and chattles, lys ssliisxs
creditors OF tho late r. I'll. III OF.
the sald District, deceased. ~
These arc, therefore, TO cit aslld admon-.
Islf all and singular, the tindresEnn credi-
tors OF the sad deceased, to be 10 appear
before mc at our next Ordinary Jitsrisfor
the said District, 10 be holden. Of .SaHsser
Court llonsa on Friday the 24fhs day
No3cInhcr INST, TO show cause,if any.'Wilsfs
the sail administration should not be-
granted.
Given unl Ter my hand aud seal. tho
10Th day Of November in the yeuFf
H.. $. our Lord, one thousand eight hum
drcd and fifty four, and In The roth
year of Amerirai, lnde pendencc.
W. LEVI o. :. d,
Nov. ID, 1854 3 q