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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

nder of Congress- approved Sd March, s53 entitled
extend Fe-ILlp.or
TONED, /" pre- empfon laws usre extended
alternate numbered sections where the
made the date nio,meni
nd dollars
public approved
March, 1854 entitled
railroad purposes who settled
named the date OF hdara will be
-empons ordinary minimum price
dollar and five
proven up paid befe day fixed for public
odd numbered above
above
10 18th 1854, (he a,lotment
March, 1854, settlements made the date OF udraw
lands from market kewe entitled
under the of aih March, 1854 OF the above
October LouiS
OF the
proper ofce, make price
by law practicable afo seeing this notice. before
appointed public sale
claimed otherwise claim
FITTED.
JOS. 8. WILSON
Acting Commissioners Of The General Land Office.
sep l7--iawI3w ~~ ,nt. and star
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Feb 2s-dly

INVENTOE-Tbe the Inventors Protective
street. opposite the Of the
Patent Onice
The examinations and solicit patents
or ts members. with all possible despatch.
shop will with the office where models
can be mad a the shortest nstce.
Inv office, whsre
regard objects OF The "Unopn
letters Office where prompt
will be given them.
Central office, Washington, ID. c.
t, G, CLAYTON.
Presidens Of inventors Protective National Union
Mar E--dlv
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TIA ANTON MIRO tSif1 UNITED STATES Nail s sTEASsRs-
~ ss s'Ep.es n e hi' a..SN iss csp,
THESE stop a, Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLiNG-is54.
s=s,a.s:, = Sss:y :; Isisss sssssZ
Washington Saturday, March a5. A,r,a Aphi 81
Washington Saturday, Mayso: June -.
Was%nson hr, " " saturday,, July is. Ausus.ii
Wss ,ason SATURDAY, sspsnsers oescssIs
Hermann Saturday SstoSe, hsss%Ss1 hovs%ssy
Hs%an ssa.ssy ss%ss'
y:
:S J: Sss::s %::s;::sa 81: Ss:
ay Msas'nson JAM si less
forffes' Or passage apply = H. SAND IS South .,sY.
tnvqsss aEasEKEN GSosfs es b,s@sn Ga sou,s,oo,o.
WlLLIAm lsELlN, Hsvre.
PoIyteehu,c College of the state Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MrNING AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The viii Monday, SEPT
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering Professor selm Peabody
PROT e"sy atss L. Kennedy, D. .A'''u'' ,
Mining engineering geology and mineralogy, Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. Nj.
Mechanical philosophy and the principles of machinery Profs
Peabody and Kennedy. ~
Terms for each department per session, @l5
Mechanca archeera and typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern St0
french aud Spanish, Prof v. De AmaIili.
German, Prof III. Entrup.
The anaYca laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
anter aud be rapidly prepared College
terms, study boarding,
obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poly
Gechnc College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President OF Board of Trustees.
JOIN MCINTYRE, Secretary.
yug - WedSataT Tuesm
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PROPOSALS.

DkrARraEsT
Bureau of Yards and Docks september 70, 1854,
NEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals for Class No.
~ atnavy- ysd,n (name ths clsss classes and the
yard will be received this delivering
nssyyads articles embraced In
Of te following particularly described IN printed
Asdue TO be furnished application those desiring 10
offer contract for OF the classes named therein viz
Enu pnpra aottrxf
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QELLs' BELLS: BE..Ls'-for churches, academies fac
steamboats,, made.
kept hand by the subscribers their od esiab-
enlarged foundry which has been In operation for thirty
their bells world wide celebrity for volume Of sound and
quality The have recently snccecded
applying loan moulding In iron bell casting
which peri casting and even emper and
dence Ct bes have
ceved January, 1850 the first premium 20 silver medai) Of The
New York, all Others several FROM Ills
competition and which the eighteenth
besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
bells
weight and they also furnish to order chimes OF number Of
bells o. lev their make
Canaas. Their hanvnx comprising and
consist of cast iron yoke, with movable
arms which turned the bei spring acting
the capper, proongns the sounds iron rae ona hammer
STOP steamboats,. steamships,
revolving yoke fancy hangng IN brass bronze of
any furnished We supply whole SETS OF
bells other construction
specifications being given Old bells taken in exchange
all descriptions made and hand
iMEed;ate coDnsxion with the principal all d
rccons rnroa river orders caa be executed with
despa'ch which, either personally by communication
spectfully solicited. - - 49,
A. MENEELS'.s SONS,
Feb 2s-dly Weft Troy, Albany CO., N, "
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EEiEROrDERIEs, LACE GOODS. dEc.-The subscribers
II day complete stock Of the above
good all the novelties the
whirh tue ion Of the ladies' Respectfully invited The
following il is the leading articles,
a5 Maltese chemizets and sleeves, in
25 Maltese coiarets aud sleeves do
IS richly embroidered muslin seis, VaIences trimmed
70 do Maltese
IS muslin collaretR and sleeves
1850 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do cambric collars
25 richly do cambric skirts, for open
$50 do pocket Eandh erchich
rs pieces Maltese and edgibgs, all widths
100 do Vaiences edgngs, and inserlngs
so do English thread aces edgngs, and nsertings
75 do cambric founcings and rufings
IS Swiss muslins, h0uncngs, and bands
embroidered dmity bands
30 pairs and cambric
25 and short black lace init.
Also, Illusions aces, bobhines linen
hes embroidered mun and lace bandkeches
gloves, hosiery
awif HOOE BROTHER
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University OF Louisiana.

university OF AOul61ana.
Medical Department..
iIE department commence
Monday November 49, and will terminate in the ensuing
James Jens. y D, Professor Of Practice of Medicine
A. Il. cenas D., Profsssor Of Obstetrics.
Mourn NJ D. o e A.sa ea
Thomas Hunt D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
samuel P. choppin NJ. D Demonstrate" Of Anatomy
The dssectng will be open third Monday
The students The professors in their visits and free Of
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during The session. about eight hundred
IN of thirteen thousand
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
LIEN WO0D OEmETERY:,This beautiful % burial, place
h % @ been % nv ~ a S
The has capacity for hundred bodies
snd OF the dead as may apply can place The departed until hey
The plan Of ncorpoaors is equality regard to the
.s y uS be Sn publicly s, % s % s hey
Until established oy Washington, applica
will be puncay attended At hs prescgi once in the
AZ, on sa hs ye as che
rounds
NJ BGcnwood ia situated distance due north Of The
Aug a--dsm
RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
,kEsGNED for comprehensive thorough education of
ehects aud civil sngnee including railway, hydrauc opo
For of the Annual Register giving full information respect
o. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director &c r. +. L.,
Aug i5-d2m Troy, N, Y.
NEW York May 2d, Is53'The undersigned has this day
IN opened o1ce No ~ William merchants Exsange
for the transaction Of general brokerage business.
BANK insurance. mining ralroad Stae and city
securities bought and sold.
Promisaory notas bills exchange, and negotiated.
Nav io-ap EMANUEL. u. HART.
rOUNTKY RESIDENCES for remit have
raj houses with ground attached EACH su
acd Kendall Grecn little mile p1rieastcrly
from the Capitol.
These houses spacious convenient, cellar wood
she'd and stable for each pumps excellent
The situation Is beautiful overlooking cty
and in full CAPITOL
The approach is by 7th Streets
An omnibus ne far permanently established
the and twice Kendall Green
Prc4dcus Square, leaving at y, and Returning
O'Clock.
Eept--two hundred dollars year.
The houses uken BIO
by applying Wu sckney who lives Cottage nysel
Il, NY residence near the premises.
July 9--dr AMOS KENDALL.
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I" snidrr's'' Wines, Philadelphia.


ssnidrr's" Wines, Philadelphia.
5NIDER, dealer in wines the former
Of Jacos Snder, T No 20 Walnut street. four door
nw Fourth will be supplied with wine
ail hguors on The most accommodating terms
AeoB sNpER, JR agent the Importation Of foreign
street. where he ordefi
special of wines, ac from various houses In Eu
rope also socts
his John Vaughan snder, the patronage Of his friends and
All wines delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express
free OF ifeighi
June 9-ay
g5aENCH mad English boarding and day school for
young ladies' M. Tyson and Sisters between
la ah Waingon u. G. The duties of this Institution will
desired their For &C., circulars
had all the principal bookstores in the city
Aug i0-eodsish Sept (stnrl
siOLUMiKA COLLEGE, Washington, ID. The thr-
~ " fourth year Of Columbian College will begin the last
Wednesday september and end the last "Wednesday In
bachelor Of scientific the
degree philosophy The college
Columbian College, Washington, C
Aug 4--eod3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
of ground attached to eac situated
Kendall Green,"a little han mile norheasery from
Capitol.
excellent hand.
The beautiful overlooking large portion Of city,
and IN full view OF the Capitol.
The approach by TN and Streets Delaware avenue and
An omnibus nc fare. permanently established
Kendall Green
ieaviGg at and p. Returning,
Market where makes brai stand 1T 9k and 3x
o'clock
Rent--,wo hundred dollars year
for inspection, aad be
by applying ickney who lives Cottage street,
sc 4, my residence, naar the premises
July 93-eod,f
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Collectors Once, AuguSt I, 1854.
NOTICE payerspeduction prompt paymen-Nosics
4 is the due
nd office
by for the paid before 5ls
r. j. ROCHE
Avg 3-eotdif Collector
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours JpasAiasion baltimore.
&E - aliLl WE - Fs liaIlI "a
NSnd sfer Monday will
Washington daily except Sundays, Az and o. and and
VIII leave Warrington Tor Baltimore at aud st aud and
3,
| o, sunJsys a, s, a. M aud s, p. ~.
Washington to BALTIMORE. ........si
DO nnd return. 2 W
Washington 10 Annapolis. Ct
do ana return. Oh
round tickets all be procured
and good for the day upon which they Issued
June 2a-du
Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 26 South street. PHILADELPHIA
PA uae No 81 Dock s'ree) have on hand
msnt OF their
PATENT sALaMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLATE-LikED REFRIGERATORs,
Water hisrs seal and letter Fairbanks platform
and counter scaies
soe for Buerworth, Betey's Yaes Jones,
patent 20 WIDER proof bank locks Please a cali.
safes = =
Maguder, III, street, Pennsylvania avenue washing
rsmsn and msshancs' Bank. fhAdephia,la
United States Arsenal Sin California Ain ph,,,Se,abs
United states Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsyvana Railroad Company, Phadeiphia, 4 safes.
fh!adeipha wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Richard Morris, aon, Locomotive works. Philadelphia
Winchester BaNk winchester Virginia
Mr. F. Wood FoM Pennsylvania avenue, between
Washington, c. authorized
make ssles of the abovr.
Mays-9awiy EVANS WATSON
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frAY's FABLES. with I16 illustrations. 1 voIume,
u London, le54 Price 81
Dogs their management; by Edward Mayhew London
rrice 50
Price so cents.
Adventnre Of sydenhsm 0reerhnch, and Of his friends
ndon with London 1854 rice Q$cn
Aur2g shhNcA ThfLoH
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University Of Maryland.

School Of Meicixc
E Mondav Oc,obey 1894
4 md n . of March 1855 - '. > 80
Principles and Practice o. Surgery, n. Smith, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. r.. A. Aiken NJ. b.
rrincple and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew, D.
Anatomy and Physiology, Jcseph Rohy, N. D.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, N. D.
and Pathological Anatomy Geo. w.
W. ID. =.
Practical Anatomy, n. b. Smith, D..
Clinical the nfmary, belonging
and containing hundred and fny beds.
Fees Tor the lectures $50 marculaiion fee Q5 graduation
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN M. D.,
Sep l--2awtothoct
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Will II O'Clock day OF November
Articles.
l
Granite
Iron castings
Paints oil
Wood
Charcoal
Hay
III
10 CbandieTy
IA Excavation
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NEW York, May ADJ Is53.-The undersigned day
opened otnce No ~ William street,
for tho transaction of general brokerage business.
BANK insurance. mining, raroad Sale, and
securities bought and sold.
Pomisaoy notes. bills Exchange, negotiated
NAV Io-aC EMANUEL g. HART.
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Free Schools.

Mr.. TuCKER's Bill for remoLeling our
Free School System. has been so much
Gu, up in the ll"usc Of Representatives.
a. 10 leerc !lnc expectation -i anything
being done with il save perhaps the up.
pon,ncnl of Il Superintendent of Public
SclmolS. This in however most mpor-
tan, measure and the Legislature may
be right IN !ctt,n. that step precedc, for
VIII ic, any radical change from the
present system detective ~ it is. we
would not see it altered, but after
til"rolgh h investigation and the collec-
ton ol every information on the subject.
Should the Legislature determine TO
appoint ii Supern cndant, we heartily
srcoad the nomination oi a writer III the
CGroiiwi Times, and hope ,ha, Mr. Tuck
EE viii receive The appointment. He is
The rnan for the subject and wiI bring to
it's clucidalion zeal, ability and phian,hro-
py.
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The HnaElp.

President CALDWELL, Of the South
Carolina Railroad has published the cor
rcspondencc helwccn himself and the
Postmaster General in relation 10 the
transportation Of tho mails. which places
the matter thus: The Railroad Company
demanded S237.5O, per mile, per annum
between Charleston and Augusta and al
Ihe same rate from Brancl,yillc To Co!um-
ba. The Post office Department offer
$3.50, per mile from Klngsyillc to Au-
gusta, where The great mails are convey
cd, and SlM', per mile from Columbia To
kingsrIIlr and the same between Charles
ton and BranclvIllc, the last two routes
being only Ior The tram lortalion of local
mails
10 TINS the President OF The South Car.
DINA railroad replies, that his first offer is
the only one, that can be accepted and
slys:
'Fron Charleston to Branchvillc, fnnr
trips are made daily by Mail Trains, or
~'''J E''s '''I' "'sSh'S' 1'C'"CC
kmgSvi;c and Columbia we make three
trips daily, one of which sends forward tic
N"rlhrrn mail five hours in advance. =
While from KngsviIle to Augusta there
are only two trips a day performed, or
fourteen trips per week. The mail from
the City OF Charleston we think cannot
be termed local mail. The business Of
the city tself. with its extensive postal
connections. constitutes large mail ser
vice, and the Havana and Key West
Mails also pass over our Road from Char
lesion to Branchvllle. We therefore can
not accept the rate of compensation you
propose Tor he service upon our road"
Both parties are firm and doubtless ac-
tuated by sense of duty. The conse-
queDcc OF all this is, that on and after The
first day of January next the mails will
have to be carried from Xlngsvile in
Stage coaches, a contract for which, it is
stated. has already been made. "What a
all 10 there my ccuntrynan."
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Machine Shop.

On the lith ul the subscribers assol
cIa,ed themselves in copartnersnip, for
the purpose OF conducting business as
Engineers, Machnis's, Blaclsrniths, &c.
Be rg both practical and working me-
chan:cs, we feel conh.lcnt of giving gen.
eral satisfaction to our employers. Good
w"rkn,e' w.!! be ::::P!!"ysd 10 assi.i in
giving despatch 10 orders. We will fill
or!ers for Castings, Tor owners OF Steam
Mi 10 and others. In shorl, we will en-
deavor III meet The wants Of our fellow
ct'zea's IN this part Of the Stale in the
above branches nt business.
Our business will be conducted under
the name Of COGiILAN g. GAY.
y WleeiwrIsht and Gunsm,th Shop 10
connected with the establishment for the
accommodation of customers.
TerIns.-Cash or its equivalent.
Il. J. COGHLAN.
RECHNUN GAY.
vii. g. Man. r. Il. Depot, Sa,"terville.
Dee. Il. 1854 6 St
" Watcl,man copy 81.
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M 4 s . M @ Ge IAN

Returns her thanks 10 her friends and
patrons for their liberal patronage during
tho present year, and would solicit conf
tinuuncc of the same the coming year.
Shc will resume the duties Of her school
on the first Monday in Janunry 1865.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and writing per
Nuattei : '....... ga w.
The shovc with Geography, GRAMMAR
Philosophy. and ArltiImntic !S6 0O.
Including The above with Botany and
AFtIononIy, .:... S7le).
FRENCH per quartur, ..... 5000.
Dec. l5 1854. q. St.
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the transport ships, Of France and
England. We do not pretend to
answer for the faithfulness of these
reports, but considering the well
known pe'ils ofthe BIsck Sea, at this
season OF the year, they are, to say
the least, highly probable, and it must
be taken into account ofthe general
chances Of the winter campaign, TIM,
the Russians :re marching into
warmer, and the Allies into colder
climate than they are used to. This
circumstance told with tri.h,ful pow
er against the French in the retreat
from Moscow in 1912. 1t can hardly
tail to have its effect IN 1854.
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THE yUHTER BANNER
sNMT&&sSAA&9 g c.
). s. EICHARDsoN, JR. ED,rop,
JOHN II. LOGAN. EpiioHe'
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 70 1854.
Agents aoa. tRae BANNER.

The following peraons have been ap-
pointed Agents and are authorized 10 re
celye. and, receipt for, all sum, due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing to
become Il subscriber to the Banner, by
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly
They will also sec to forwarding all adj
vcrtising business connected with the
paper.
w. w. WALKER Jk., Columbia S. G..
S. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. C.
WILLIAM HYDE. sc. %. :.
C. LOGAN. Suntcrviic S. 6
No other person is authorized TO receipt
for the Banner.
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COLUMBIESsES.

The telegraph announces the cleo.
ton by the Know Nothings of local
officers in various towns of Massachu-
sets. In Boston their candidate was
the present Mayor, DR.. J. V. G. Smith,
whose earnest and courageous devotion
to the laws during the progress of the
Burns case, made him particularly
obnoxious to the abol.tionists. The
Union and other papers that have
endeavorcd to create the belief that
Know. Nothingism is only phase ol
Abolitionism will find this on awkward
fact 70 reconcile with their theory.
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For tho Banner.

SuMTKRvlLLE, S. c.. Dec. 1S, 1854.
Gentemen Of C!urenionl Couniy:-I come
out in this manner to inform you that cir
cumstances Of a private nature will moi al.
low me to be before you two years hence
as candidate for scat in the State Leg.
islatnre. and having Willingness to seryc
you in some way, offer you my services
as candidate for Tax-ColIeclor at tho
next election, and if elected do promise to
discharge my duty 10 the best of my ability.
am yourss most respectfully,
.. p. McROY.
~ Wa,chman please copy If.
Dec. 40, 1854 8 II
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SO Likely Negroes.
BY A. K. PHILLIPS.

WILL be sold at private sale, in an en-
tire gang, SO likely NEGROES, accus-
toned to the cultivation of cotton and
provisions OH the Congarce and Waterce
rivers. The gang consists Of men, women,
boys, and girls, OF which there are but
three over forty, aud five under six years
old, the balance between ten and thirty,
and large proportion between twelve and
twenty years old. a more desirable gang
OF negroes were never offered in this or
any other market. A list OF the above
negroes may be seen and all other inform
ution obtained by applying at my office,
in rear OF tho Commercial Bank, Comm
bia, 5. G. Terms Liberal.
Dec. 20, 1854 3 ri
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X Y M x " u 4 x .

MARRlED--On the evening of the l4,h
inst, at the residence of Martin Rhodes,
by the Rev. ID. McQcen, Mr.. f.. J.
SHAW and Miss LILLIs J. WHIrwoRrH,
all Of Sumter District, S. C..
So friend Erwin has changed his life,
And taken TO himself a neat, pretty wife.
Long life to them DO, o,h-with all Of its
joys,
Peace, plenty and wealth-and numer-
GUS boys.
Bonus.
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by the day fixed for adjournment.

BY the day fixed for adjournment.
Columbia is getting thincd out day after
day-tho races being over we suppose the
few who have remained thu. long TO wit
ness them will soon be vending thoir way
home and the place must thea fall back TO
its usual and every day life. The mem
bers too are beginning to think of getting
home, and we have no doubt all will be
glad when the day Of departure comes.-~
We oarsal9es are onxious for it,
Yours truly,
]. s. r.
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Notice..

In pursuance Of tho dirtclioi Of ,hY
Act Of liz, Legislature in such cascs
named and provided an election for G. err
nf The Court for Sumter District will BIZ
held IN the town Of Su,n,erviIle, on the
second Monday in January next. The
Box vii! be open one day only.
8. 8 :! " ASRAi sRADroRp, Managers.
Dec. 20, 1854 9 I'd
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In Equity Marion District.
james }. Harllee, survivor, Foreclo.

S6A eA2sshSH 1S9tSA AVS DAD 6A AS6'
James }. HarlIee, survivor, Foreclo.
Josiah w. Moody, HdEhG. Mortgage,
FinkIea, Hugh &. Haselden. &c.
In pursuance of decretal order OF the
court of Equity, in this case, ! will offer
for aale at Marion Court House, on Tues
cay the I'd January next, between the
usual hours of sale.
All that lot of land containing four and
thrce.tentl,s acres, situate in the village
of Marion, on the Wilmington and Man.
chester Railroad, and is bounded north by
said road, east by land belonging to the
said road, south by land belonging 10 the
estate OF a. l.. Scarborough. and west by
the public road
On the premises is a fine new hotel,
erected within the past year, LOO fec, in
length, with ample accommodations and
oil the necessary outbuiIdlnys.
This is probably the best lot for an eat
ing house on the rail rod, beng about
equally distant from both lerniini.
IEKMs.-FOr so much rs will pay about
the first instalmcnl on bond uhirteen
hundred dolars) with the accruing inter.
est on 9590O from lst January, 1853, and
expenses OF sale, cash; for the balance, a
crcdi' of one aud two yenrs, with interest
from he day OF sale. Purchasers to give
bond with approved personal security. and
mortgage OF the premises to secure the
purchase money.
G. D. EVANS. Com'r. :.
Dec. 20, 1854 8 td
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Notice.,

All peraons having dema nds against tho
Estate of The late John S. Bradford are
hereby notified TO present the same prop.
erly dHcsted for payment, and those who
arc at NIL indebted 10 said Estate are re-
ques,ed to make payment TO
VERMElLLE BRADFORD,
Qualified Erecutrtr.
Statehlrg, Dec. 4, 1854 6 It
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For Sale.

On the first Monday in January next I
will cell nt public auction in Sumterville,
FIVE or SIX PRIME NEGROES, Gall men)
among Them is a .Ersi rate Blacksmith.
TERAs-CredIt of2 or , years, with
bonds. mortgage and personal security
ln'cr rest 10 he laid annually. Purchasers
TO pay for nli necessary papers.
VERMEit.LE BRADFORD.
Stateburg, Dec. 4, 1854 6 At
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Land for Sale.

A VALUABLE tractof Land ,is Offer.
Ell for sale, situated in the Fork Of Black
River, containing seven hundred and sew
enty acres. On the premises is a good
Iwo-story Dwelling, with all necessary
Got buildings. all in good repair. About
3OO acres OF land is under good fence
Apply 10 the subscriber at Plowden's Mills
Post Office.
X. J. WITHERSPOON..
Dec. 13, 1854 7 r.
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