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$l00 REWARIl.

WILL b given for the apprehension and de-.
livery Ia The Master of either W"rs hai>, IN
Charleston, or any Jail in the State, ufISAht,
sometimes called John Brown, who, without
any known cause, left the James Hill rlunla
tion on the 20tl, OF Octnltr last. Said fellow
In 5 feet inches in bright. muslrc complexion
smart, Intelligent spoken, and is Carpenter by
trade and when last heard of was in the lower
country, on Mctnrd's plantation. Fifty dollars.
in addition to the above reward. will he pail
upon pr"f 10 conviction of his being Irlrburcd
or employed by = wliir nr c"Iurr,I person.
Apply ln J. n J. ID. kiitkPATRitu
March 29ll, 1858 - IT.
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WEnE CLAIK's lIOTELuis still in op.
-cration-( (lhanks to the Kindness OF gool
lrlenas)-ready TO receive customers, and
entertain them, To their entire satisfaction.
MIR. {. is resolved that his Hotel shull not
be cxcc''cd by any housoin the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
he spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
cIranly. 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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9RI' 3 I9ocMH3 3azssssSp


This preparation is get,ihg.ift,os use al oye,,
our COUNTRY. The numerous letters s3,ss re
cures effected in their immediate neipLbrf,onaSr
warrant us in saying II 10 one Uf The, bes, Il,
not the Dery best Cough Medicine now t,efr,,
the public. almost inrariaJiy rei;eres onaf
no, no, nntTcquenny cure. the rery rorsi cdsfsra
Ell, this has relieved tho patient MS DRUGGISTS
dealers in IHedicines, aud Physicians can icsli
~. Ark tue Agent in your nearest to,yr,. what
i,ns Ia been l'is experience Of the effects Of ,is
Meu,Slhe. II he has been selling IL for any
III IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTRACT:
Below We give Il few extncts from tieiters
of this Hiedicinc. q ggtosl : SS
DR. DR.: $; SIS S ;oslin, of Knoxville, Ca, says:-
crfcns,reiy n my practice .for.fhree years 1usi.
and, is mM pl'usurc I siafc ny ,Jciief in ist !,
superiority over all other articles nth tckic6 n.
am acYuaintni, .for ~hirh il is rccotrmpn,ied.''
Me, Messrs kitzgeral'i g. Ernncrs, writing from
Tar as Ler"mi"s daily Mpre popular in this Com
i.ry, and we think justly so An uho hare frir,tf
speak IA comntcndoGic terms II IL, aud soy n
'srcry Iencaciai IN aleu"fing tie comi,lGinis torf
Uhich if tS rccJmmCndcd'
Our Agent In Pickcns District, S. G.. Mr.. &
H. hlcFhll assures us that he uses Il p;th grrye.
oenGft III his OWN family, and recommends II TO-
his nesbos." lie gives all insian n, Of Ne,,r,,.
woman, IN lis vicinity, who had been SUFFERING
WIN disease of the Lungs for many wears. a;t-
tended with severe cough, Win was reIieeye,a
by The Livcrwnr, and Tar. s-8
Such are the good reports we hear Of tl,ls-
alc'i'cine from all parts of the South. FOR ~
report Of the surprising cures it has performed
III The Western and Northern md El tern,
States, We would Invite the suffering patient ,n
rc;"i the pamphlet which accompanies eacl.
bottle. 10 nll, wc say, hare hope. hare lopc!
NRY 'NEH II NHHsHDIGBNE,!v
BE WARNED. IN SEAS{iN.!! b
And neglect not that cough which is ..iTv
weakening Your constitutions, irritating your
threat and lungs, and inviting oi, that dread dis
ease, Consumption. when so sonthing and Heal,
ing remedy can be obtained us Dr. i,o.er'a
Syrup0f I.iverwurt aud Inr -
BEWARE OF Cuu uNTERFErTS AND
BASE INVITATIONS!
The AfnNBc nrtite il signed Andrew R,r-
tie. 80 - >StsSs' =.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. SoItE
wholesale and retail by. SCOYlI. Il MEAD. ~
III Cllnrtrcs ST. bet. Cont and ST. Io,i.
\; ~, sole Agents for tic Southern States. To-.
WHOM MI orders and applications for Agencies
must he addressed. ;a.t lHf'3 ~ =
SH!.n ALSO n .-,5..,,z g (:
MILLER d. Bn ITTOS, SI,,pisryilie. S. G.. =
~. WORKMAN, Camden. :. q
II. }. DEuAY, Camden, S. &
S. BEACH, orangeburg,IS. c.
June IL, 1904 ':Si l.2- ONO,
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Cabinet Wareroo11n.
IT,. Nh. ANDREWS s

Takes this method "f informing the citizens
SfssgssSSsSs of S,Imtcrvilc and vicinity,
gS,sssEbstS3 bt3 that he has just oI@ncned ON
ESs5E@1zsZsssssls3 the corner above Clnrks IIO.
tel, his NEW CABINET
WhRER0OM, where lie will keep for sale,
chcnp, all s,lci, furniture az comes under this
department Of hs lr,,le; und will furnish for
cash, NJ Charleston prices, all descriptions of
Furniture made. Repairing executed nj the
shortest notice.
hlahagany and plain Collins furnished with.
out delay.
Feb. ., 1884. Is If.
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KEEP COOL"
WILMINGTON ICE
HOUSE.

"a Ill. persons dosro,s oi kccpn. cool or
IA Of retaining or rryanins hraI,i, are
advised to use k' freely during the Sum
incr and Fall s;rasons
Ice can be delivered daily hv the Pass
cngcr train which leaves Wilmington at
- and at any Depot Oh the Wilmington,
aud Manchester Rail Road, at the cost OF
81 90 per Barrel containing l2j Pounds,
thereby placing il within the power OF all
persons to use some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch.
All orders addressed To }" Wilmington
Ice louise" enclosing the money will
receive prompt atlcntIon-any person dcsir-
Gus Of receiving regular supplies a, stated
periods will please send their orders, ac.
cordlnsly and their accounts will he for
wardcd at the end of every month when a
remittance must be promptly made or tic
account stopped
A. II. VAN DOKKEI.EN.
PROPRIETOR.
June II, 1851. 80 Gm.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

KUHRNT W. ASnREFJ unt,,fi.s ,Lo
c'tHnhs 6i thus anu lie affirming Districts,
lhni he hns removed his StaIIl-s near the DE-.
poi ni The w. d NJ Il. Roa,l, where he is ready
~ oil times to take clnr.a. uf ,iisen.r.l Horses
!or moderate charge: in alt cases where llcrr
ls no cure NJ pay will be expected. Tie nlsu
continues ta take Passeng,rs tu spJ nne,u, tkn
Depot, md expects s''eriy re rorrive n New
Omnibus fnrihNt pnrppse. Goods r will haul
NJ Tue "l,i rate Of ~ cents per package, and
s"iiciis tue patronage Of the pui,ljr.
Feb. %, 1888 II If
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Notice,

ALL. persons who arc in my debt n fee,
WIN pfense t"G"me forward. aud pay il 10 mc,
For am now o,h of the indulging mood.
And condn't wait longer, Ruecd, ifI would ;
he Si'er'ii has got me, with harness "n back;
Aud suon IN TO trol on !. very rough track
lfmy friends don't come forward and give
me Il lift.
I'll goto the devil soon oil in lrn
But rather ilian go tn him, go cnrIy, lark We
I'll give Il we bit nf hint; now mark me
you don't pay up. right under your noses.
III take all your papers, and give them Ia
Moses,
And then. oh, then, yom'il get your farm
In heil, he'll roast you like n lleriu,
J. :. RICH. NJ. u.
Clarendon, Feb, 3, lSli. Is If
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N EW STORE

7him Door ,SonM Of tie 7"mm ILuH
az" nearly opposite Tin,ioi e. Watson
aliE' subscriber would respectfully in.
iorm The citizens of Sumtcrvillc and
The public generally, that he has opened at
the above place Il general assortment of
Dry Goods, BooIs and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. lfar,lwapc, Crockcryware, &c. NC.
A.so, a Choice lot Of Family Groceries Of
every description, with Fruit of various
kindsr sueh ns Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
NC. &c.r which, he will sell very low for
CaIl
j. BARRET.
Nov.0, 1868. 9 Nv
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thank ful for past favours th~s,lhsoribcr wish
es U" INFORM the public that he still manufas-
lures C"tiouf Gins NJ his establishment i'm STAT
nnrs, on Tho must improved and approved vlnn.
winch he thinks That the cotton girIncd on one
"i ii.osc gins Of the late Improvement liz worth
ut least ~ quarter of cent more than the cot
,1a 4inhe't oi The ordinary gin. He also man
of The finest finish and Of the best mnteriuls II,
W.T., Steel Saws and Steel Plated lsiba t:ase
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Suw.-
lie a!h" repairs old gins and puts them in com
n!"le Grer at the s!ln7tesi notice. All orders for
-. VII! BIS issvT:f'lY and punctuliy attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Ss,ebnrg, Sumter Dist, S. C.. Feb IT, 26
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Important Notice.

FELLOW CITIZEN S;:--n is u painful task
t"dnn, bnl .icrn necessity aud your neg Ii.rnce
and iorg"tinurs:;, demand that should remind
all those indebted ON, either by note or az.
count, u" conn. 10 itw with the chnk, hides or
c"rnai The mill, on or before ,lir first Monday
III 4hHrcif next, to save yourselves of dispcus-
,lrc and to chrn, Lawyers, Shcrifs and rtty
i"ns'ablrs ont of cost, for
y, The loss of n penny
l"n Ill grllnblc and grcan,
AS though the rllrnnrtics
Were percing'c each bone.
The ghost -. bad shilIings
Forever you will haunt,
And you shake, least Tomorrow
Should bring yol To- want.
Y Fay M. and save costs, and tlcr, will
yer bc crust left you.
WAl. FRANCIS BUTLER.
.lHnG2s, 1881 ls ,f
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NHW GOODS.

The subscribers are now in Neeint of
their SPRING AND SUMMER S.PJ)CK,
consisting OF every variety of Gents and
ladies dross goods Groceries, Hard
ware &c, which they arc prepared to sell
rs cheap as This market caRaifhrd Please
call and examine for yourselves.
Il. e. WEBB &. co.
Apr, ;, 1851. %. #.
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

cotton FactorS 0nd General Con,mis
sion Merchants.
In u. Mcl.AURlN, Esq, will give per
sona and special attention to the in.
tercsis and orders of his friends in this
;,:atc and tho adjoining Counties Of North
Carolina, who may favor these Houses
win their patronage. Consignments OF
produce to the House in New York, either
ny way OF Charleston, Georgetown, or
Wilmington, will I've covered by insurance.
II notice OF the shipment he promptly Civ
Ell.
May 3, 1853 27-tf
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HDHe. STHeONG,S
eNOPUND SRyATIYE PILLS.

THESE PIELS,hREE EN rTREIY vEt;E.
TABLE. a ND AltENAs MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE iTtl,c euss Of ull Bilious Conn
pLiinfs, DysJfpsI, COstrcne$s, Liver COm-
plaint, Sick ifeaduchc, Loss Of ARpsiite, and ait
lingering discusses.
RIIES PUIuFY THE BLOOD, EQUAL.
M& PIE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
rliE nITnEH ,Jn iDNEY,S sEl IS, AND orMER
TONE AND ACTION; md as an Anti Bilious
Fumily Medicine they lave no equal.
Psise rs cents per box.
- ttt.$ ALSO.
IDHg. SEER@NG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH Piles
a remedy for Coughs, Colds, Caturrh, Bron-
chitis, Group, Whoeping Cough, Asthma, Con-
srs+l,tion, and all diseases arising from, a de-
ranged st,fe gf the Stomach, an! fO rciicrC the
distress ami 6ad .itei,ng from eating too hearty
food, in ,ocak and dy<pcliic hubits.
Warranted 10 be Purely Veg
ctable.
These Pills aot as au Expec,oran,, Tonic,
and hpcrien,. ta ~
They promote EAmclora,ion, I.ensen the
Phlcg,n. and Clear tho I,ings nn.i other Spc-
rciory Organs of all morbid matter, aud there
il not another remedy in the whole Materia
Ale,!,ca Capable of impartina such healing
properties Ia the Lungs and Vital Organs "
these Fills, 'rhey Cure Cosliveness, pr,duce
So"", IeSutar hpPc'ite, anu Strcnstiien tho
System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doses
Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and
get the Planters Ainianuc Gratis, giving iuii
particulars and certificates of cures
Both kinds Of the above named Pills ate for
sale i'll Sumterville, by
DARGAN g. 60.
And PERRY MOSES.
Who also keeps supply of DR.. Spencer y
Vegetable Pills, and DIR. HILLS Celebrated
Pills, which stop the ChilIs and Fever the i;rs,
| ,!uy
July 90, 1851 30 Iy.
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Notice.

Application will be madc at tho next
session OF the Legislature for all Ac, OF
Incorporation Of Calhoun Lodge, No |,
Knights OF Jericho, located at SumtcryiIle
South Carolina.
Sept. 6, 1854 15 3m.
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'BR0WNING & LEHMAN g
IMPORTERS or
FreRsci', british and Gcru;rS
DR Y GOODS.

2o9 and'2l1 King-sreot corner of Mar.
lSet Street,
CHARLESTON, S. c..
ihltFETlNGS.-Ingrain, Phys, Brus-
" sells Tapestry. mud Vclvcts.
CURFNlN MATERIALS, in Silk, Sn,in,
CURTAIN CAMBRICs and MusL,Ns, In
EMBR0lDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all STYLES.
GlET TCORNICES, in all the new desions.
=, cuErhtN GlMPS, HOLDERS, Loops,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties.
BEr1tsll and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GIFT STAIR RODS and,
STAIR CARrE'rINGS, Of all styles.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS, i'll great variety.
PLANTATION OLENS-BI.A
kErS, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS &c.
Red and White FI.ANNEI.S, SIiIRTINt:S,
&c.
COTTON OSNABURGs, of all III, hes,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTUN FI.AN.
NEIS.
French, English. and American PRINTS:
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for SI,cctings, Shirtings, Pillow i:nscs
3,
liuckabacks, Fruit Uotifr, D. t. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERs and vESrtNessS.
nf best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in NIL tho shades of
Englsl, Goods.
ShfhN ErS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
St-rSi Ji' all ,Y,,alrcs and styles.
wiTn'A'FuLD Assokra.FSroF
Rich Dress Goods,
In SIf.hS. TISSUES, BAItEGES; GREN
ADlNES, MLSIINS, NC.
BOMBAZlNIiS; ALpAChS and MOURN
iNt: GOODS, il, great varisy.
EMBROlDF.l&S am! LACE GOODS of cv-
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety,
constantly rcccivc,k
All the nbuvc are oFnuYoyvn
DIRECT HNHRsOHeTA6gGN
and Offered III The LOW Esp .ilARkEl' Prices
It.RMS.-tash, or City Acceptance.
u The one price system strictly aG.
icrcd TO, and all Goods Warranted.
BROW NINt; d. UEAIAN
Charleston, $. C., Jan, 9th, 1851. II II
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Choice Old Brandy and
w / N T. =

We have now in store some very supe
rior Old Brandy, which has been selected
hy ourselves, Tor medicinal purposes. It's
age and mildness together with its purity,
will be Of great consequence to invalids
who are necesSitatcd 10 use it.
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anEAG THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
Ia ls;s .a;1;,, .sf;5;sss;sf satss

Ohio railroad Baltimore Wheeling and
needing there uih e large, and ied< steamers Of the
U,.oa line the Ohio, andthe stages TO Zanepiac &c.
expeditions line being completed by the
finishing Tree Tunnel, being
of travellers confidently d
The
tins road Of and attractive character
The express mail Baltimore daily p. M,
directly through Wheeling l5 miles, In ID 10
Guiding al sloppases,
leaving Baltimore lay lodging
ia Cumberland, 7s me and proceed thence 10 Wheeling The
morning.
10 trains, Washington
and daily meeting the cars from Baltimore the Wash
ngon Junction. DIETER known The Relay Housed miles from
Baltimore +.
At wheeling unuvalled Union
just completed this form daily
down the Ohio Gin
ennut LOUISVILLE where Nashville, Ac.,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets, taken by those
ing further
Columbus prefer Gin
Ohio the West proceed
Wheeling Ohio Company's excellent coaches
the the National road 10 GAINESVILLE SC and thence
by railroad
Passenger WeisvHs Cleveland by steamboats,
viii find agreeable there being
regular and speedy at Whesns and from those
places.
or Baggage checked through Washington Wheeling,
charge transfer Of passengers baggage.
Pare by with lie anywhere on the
ou'e) from Washington Wheeling - SO 70 Cncinnat Sill
10 LouI-ville, Sl2.
Tickets Parsons, agent railroad
Washington, ana Of the other agents of the company
VIM. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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Tests
Mar Nv


Law school Of Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham carulhen, late one Of the circuit
Il Judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green Judges supreme eouri
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brom6ed L. Ridley, the enancoion OF the
Judge. Csruh.s Green dew te their ~hos Tune exclusively
school
Plan Of asrrefion-i. Daily examinations class
OF bat explanations
daily lessons 4 OF the examinations.
Of common law equity In which
of pofes
so poseeut. all processes
praetcs. require prepare
trials some OF the taken by appeal
which held monthly In the class, and In
public the cod reve session The students act as CLERKS shs
jurors judges, and chancrior, In other Official
psciues connected with their suits,
sesstoHsThe the third Monday
Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday IA February and ends second
Thursday IN July I
Expense per standardization fee $50, In advance contingent
~ boarding $50. books
which can be had n the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required course unless
vn advanced eia No previous study for
mission There four regular classes Students
during the colicgiste ysar =
There q legislature connected with the school.
Number OF students coegiaIe year oighty-si1
Fob ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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IINVs
AOTIgE extending the time a the reservation al
lands heretofore along hs
Fon rGrood braseh Of MISSOURI
and ASx.SsAs,
Noce the lands
market ordered Withheld from
(xcsp, valid the 9Th Of
ing within the probable limits - the made BY the
tied granting
of Missouri, In the
railroad from pout the opposite the mouth of
Ohio iie Rock, the 1e.s- boundary line
hrsan-s with branches 70 Fort snh and the Mississippi
approved February 2, iss3 be- and hereby
extended continued until orders this office
my hand city Of ashngion this Of Jan
uary, 1854
ny ordef of The Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner n the General Land once.
Ian lHWIa
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NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
~ certain ahds lying within nteen miles eac side o. the route
er Arkansas Camden Fulton 10 hs Texan boun
dafS line, and Us branches ii tamden. - ". I.
~ consequence ON behalf OF me Interests
~ INC proposed RAILROAD and BAAhChKs above menuonta t
PRKspEST uEiTED STATES BY order bsag date the
4 Instant has directed that public lands The
townships lying within nheen theTeabou each side 81
pre- empon claims witch aIs excluded operation Of this
nonee all situated IN he following land districts ia the state Of A
KANSAS, 70 wits
In the district Of lands subject sale al HELRSAl
soaA Of the base Is and sa of As ma prthePaI lasiGa.
townships H. ~ a. is, fraction Of TO- Of
South Of the base line md O Of tAe ma principal meridian
Townships H. y, 70, n, IS, aud 10, ranges 9, 2 and
In the district Of lands subject
South Of e base line and 0slt tA principal "edGH
Townships H. - 10, a. IS, and l6 Of ranges 9, o. 10, II
and ~.
Townships ~ IL, - a. l5 10 s 49, aud 20 Of range 10
Townships III ~ lJ ~ TO- 49, ~ ie 49, and 90 Of ranges H. 10
1871 y.a q.
townships II, ~. 10, a. IS, 10, and IT. Of range 49,
Townships ii, ~, -, IA, and -, OF range 20.
The district OF lands subject LrrTLE Rock
o}ths base line and West ofthe ma principal Gstdaa
Townships . and s. Of range u
Townships =, ), 4, s, q, 7, aud D. Of range 49,
Townships s. 4 o. D. v and 40 Of IA, 5 49, and IL.
In the district Of lands subject to sale WAsusuroS
South the base line and Oe Of the th principal eridto
Townships 5, Co., 8, 0, and 10. Of range TO-
Townships y and 10, OF range 10.
Townships IL ~ 10 H. and Is, of 81 -, a. a. 20 26
and 81.
Townships 10, IL, 70, 10, IA, and is, Of range rs.
Townships H. ~, 10, and IA, ranges 30 30 81 and "a
Townships 10, IL, IL, and 3D. of range 80.
Given hand, General Land Oihce of Wash
ngton, this 5th day Of January, 1854.
BY order of the President - .
Jan 6-iawI3w Commissioner o Land Once.
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no CAPITALISTS AND MANuTA CrUtERs.-Be |

no CAPITALISTS AND MANUpACrUUEHS.-Bei
l. moving feeble health,
ior my valuable mills power
found ia the GENITAL part OF the Stale.
The min tract lies Immediately the north side OF Deep
conl SO considerable portion of which il and
duce The ney hes the south side Of
the mills, and contains eco well covered with long leaf
piae which will yield three millions Of lumber Also,
other situated mies the farmvla Coal Mine,
tanning 80 heavily umbersd with long leaf pine
The uouapg mill consists Of burs with all the
well MILL yields
hundred bushels The mill
The MILL with circular capable Of cutting
feet of lumber twelve hours All of
above aehiLe 10 excellent order having been
ed 1885, improved kind,
the point twenty
available power Ill, time, greater
other place Deep Cape Deep
River Navigation Company have contracted CUT their
peHe premises steamboat canal three thousand
length and forty In width passing through the mill yard
and also, p erect, maintain aud keep and sub
dam said cana, which work
eonstueon and completed this point will offer induce
manufacturers inferior southern
For further information apply Haywood Chatham
county, N. G.. ..-
Mar ll--lnw4w AI.STON A. JONES.
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Commencement Gaias.,. once.

LII claiming desises OF Mrs Eliza
beth spencer Diseased Who resided Ia Pelenbnrg Virginia and
died there about the beginning 1907 hereby nolhcd
make known their ONCE
before the 2Oh dag March Of e decree
Of the circuit soun OF Petersburg OF et al Me
Neil q o. The object o. The said ut selue the construction
aud effect OF the Hast will said Elizabeth
relation
and divide the sad real estate and the
and pfonu eeoi entitled proportion their
spectss interests For that posa the undersigned has been d.
Tscted BY the said report The
OF all The parties interested said Eliza
beth spencer deceased purpose
shad Tor not less than weeks
might be deemed best call all claiming be In
such heirs
day CERTAIN 10 be specified 10 such advertisement
". p. GAINES,
Commissioned in Chancuy
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

PosT orrioF DEPlErNssI,
February 10, Hasa
PROPOSALS for conveying mails United from
Apni :, 1854, 70 June 30 1857
chuse will be received Contract
until Saturday, March IS 1884
the day, ''so. .
Boston, by Square, Neponset Village
Quincy Braintres, South Braintrra South Weymouth
Arlington, Hanson south HAnson and Kingston, 10
Plymouth, D miles and back, str times week.
Leave Bo.ton daily, except Sunday, At 5smj
Arrive Al plymouth same day by llh am; N
Leave Flymouth daily, except Sunday, at f2S pm,
Arrive q, Boston day 81 D m.
Making rtoas ZACH
Souh bfaaee, and Che south Shore railroad
qulred ny Department,
Proposals Invited for additional second daily p
Except sunday between Boston South South
B-aibee o. arrival Of River,
arriving a. gosion by H., and leaving Boston
arriving AT south Btsnee BY 4, Connecting wi
me Pan River Cod fmlroad.
boz Of BID guarantee, and certificate,
and lembsrnr tbs natiops b. incorporated
The such department erped-
eat see adssscen inviting propossis m mali service n
saIe- of Maine New Hampshire Vermont Msssachps Rhode
lsland, and conprciieu, dsed December i5 is52, 49,
Pfop0sa should be directed nr Second Assistant
Gspys Contact once and Distinctly marked me envelope,
Proposal for NJ, fiiue
JANHs CANPBEI.Is
teb lf~~lnwfw f.t1INE = f+@ Postmaster General.
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NOTICE

relation the Office The General
EsH# 0rsgon city 10 Salem, in Oregon Territory. tt
authority the President Of United
% OF the Congress- approved
General The public lands Oregon &c and IN accordance with
request OF legislature said Territory, NoTIcs hereby
gwen GENERAL OREGON viii
from oREGos CRY SALEM, in OREGON TERRTokY
The frstd dy y4ugusf 't.5H t# .
Given my hand city Washington, this fifteenth day
OF March, A. ID. 1854. #... .H ----.--- ... u. j
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
JoHs WILSON, rsMA
.-ss.. Commissioner Land Once,
Mar i7-lawUw