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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-11
Fine havana Cigars.

Fine Havana Cigars.
1iHECT through the Custom House, New York. with
cffcer Bronson's certificate, large Invoice Of CT
sare which will sell At the lowest cash price for EN-,
ana kalamazoo Railroad money.
C. d. FILLMORE.
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A Little Left Yet,

geo bbis Extra Flour, 25 bbls Ness Fork;
90 sacks Buckwheat Fhurj 300 bush. White Bean6,
5000 lbs best Dairy Butter; 20 bbls frsci Apples;
hhds n o sugar; 10 do B and sugar.
25 bbls KendalFs Butter Crackers.
And teU other articles all of which wish to close
out possible, ~ wind up business
season. J. c. BURBANK.
Wharf Boat, Upper Landing.
o.
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Notice to Dealers an Real Estate,

COO bbs extra and supcrine Fcur SO bbls Ness Pork;
1000 lbs leaf lard, Just reeeited and for sale ~
RURRAEK
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Notice.

RATrING, Battng-2ooO lbs Of superior B,t,,,,
''e WORLDS FAIR
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-11
Winter Boots,

NALF, Kip and Coarse Boots Of my own Manufacture,
" and Eastern Made at prices to suit all customers al
l.. MARvIN'S
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

assisting of ca>hmcrcs delanes, apacas prints fan
:. bcachcd and unbleached muslin, shawlS, table
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Public Buildings until the 10th
OF February next, to build an addition to the
Court House, 80 feet long, % feet wide, and 32
Get high from the foundation. To be built of
good hard brick, laid in lime mortar. The lower
floor to be of brick, with passage of ten feet,
running through the passage walls, to be OF brick
The outside wall to be % inches thick up to the
second floor The second story to be divided
into two rooms with Plank floors, and the out
side walls to be Is inches thick. The roof to be
covered with shingles. Also, the present Jury
Rooms and Gallery to be removed and raised
seats fixed in their place; the Contractors 70.
furnish all the materials, and finish the whole
of complete painting, and all by the lst of De-
ccmber next. And to give bond, with good Sc
curity for the faithful performance of the work
For further particulars apply to the Secretary.
G, NJ. WITliERSPOON, Chairman.
j. \. HAssELTINE, Sccy.
Lancaster c. III. Jan. IL, As Ct
Tri-W eckly South Carolinian at Columbia, and
Western Democrat, at Charlotte, n. c. will
copy until the 10th February, and forward bills
to the Secretary.
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The Spring Trade.


The Spring business Of Charleston would
seem now to be fairly opened. The reports
from our hotels would indicate the arrival
OF several hundred persons from the coun-
try, on the 2lst and 22d inst, and our whole
sale houses, at all hours of the day, and al
most all of the night, are engaged in the
most active business.
To show the importance to Charleston
OF being upon the line of travel, we would
mention fact which occurred day or two
ago Two merchants of our acquaintance
from the vicinity of Quincy, Florida, who
had never been in business intercourse with
Charleston, were brought TO this place from
their inability To meet boat from Savannah
directly to New York. They looked around
upon the stocks prescnted,and confessed that
'hey have never been able to get any class
OF goods upon better terms Mt Ncw.York
and though compelled by their buncss en-.
gagmcnts TO go on, it was still their intention
to return and complete their purchases in
this market,
=, With that tact of country tributary TO
Newport and ST. Marks, " have never had
the means of access, until the line of scboop.
ers lately prjected by our cuicrprisinp fell
low citizens, Messcrs WALTERS g. W.IKrp
was established. With the facilities prcscn.
ted by these gentlemen, however, il iseasilv
accessible. II demands supply OF nearly
two million dollars worth of goods. and it il
exceedingly important that our bus 'nes men
should extend, as speedily rs possible, thier
acquaintance in that direction.
Charleston Standard
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Motley and Blackledge.

These unfortunate young men. who were
sentenced TO death for the cruel butchery of
negro in Colleton District, some few
months ago, were to have been hung at Wal
terborough on Friday last.
They have influential friends, and it was
thought efforts would be made in their tran
sit from Charleston, (where they were con-
fned) to Marlborough, to effect their cs-
cape. To provide for such attempt, they
were guarded by detachnents of Artillery
and Infantry from The city. There is no
doubt but they were safely ca rried to Wal.
tcfborough, and executed on Friday. 1t
said that even up to the hour of their start
ing, the prisoners expressed confident be-
lief that they would be rescued or shot by
their friends, before they could &c hung.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
MEN WANTED TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS

THE subscriber is now publishin n third
L edition of THE LIFE AND VOYAGE
OF AMFRICUS, the great Navigator, after
whom our country was named. By E.. T..
Lester, late u. s. Consul. Illustrated with
Engravngs.
From the New York journal of Com
mcrce.-Ihis is very interesting and in
istructive volume, especially to Americans,
rs IL relates TO the discovery and carly histo-
ry OF this continent. The plates iluslra-
ting various points in the history of the great
Navigator, add TO the value of the work, and
still more to the acceptablcncss of the COM
mon reader.
From the New York Christian Observer
In this elegantly printed volume, the com
pliers have preserved all the information &C.
ccssibc respecting tlIis celebrated voyager.
The book will be n valuable acquisition.
From the New York Recordcr-This is
worthy tribute To one of the great Na>i-
| gators whose name and history, will be foY-
ever connected with the American continent,
The " ork is well worthy of attention us n
repository of much that is valuable, bearing
on the early history Of the new world.
From tie Albany Spcctator.-The sub
Jcct of this work is sufficient of itself to at
tract and interest every American. The mar
who gave name to this great western conti-
nent, can never be forgotten. 1t is written
in that flowing and attractive sty,e which
characterizes all Mr.. Lestcr's' productions,
and cannot fail to have an ex ensive circua-
| ton.
a number of active and intelligent men
ofgood character, are offered profitable en-
ploymcnt IN circulating, by subscription, tho
above valuable end inte' cstng work.
-. MANSFIELD, Publisher.
l34 York ST., New Haven, Conn.
Feb. Is, 1854. l.
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TIE VOICE OF TIE PRESS.

BRIEF EXTRACTS FROM LENGTHY NOTICES.
The leaves Of Spring will not be more
welcome thaE these Fern Leayes.--Syracuse
Standard
Will call many smile to the lips and
many n tear to the eye Of the reader.--De-
troll Aduerfisrr.
Everybody viii buy tho book--every body
will read it-everybody will admire it.--BnE
ErPrcss.
II will be the book ofihc season, and the
circulation cannot fail to be grcat.--P Prop.
Jour.
Buy Fanny Ferns book, and thank us for
recommending it 10 you Buffalo Courier.
We do not believe the author exists who
can equal her sketches Canada Christian
Advocate
Its glorious work, and one thatwe val
ne beyond price, Syracuse Jour.
The smile aud the toar she covets from
her readers can not Gail her, we know.--N.
". Sun.
Feb. is'5t J.
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THE NEW YORK MONTHLY.

NprcScnting the first number of the NEW
n YORK MONTHLY TO the public, the
Publisher is happy TO say that he does so
with every confid' nee that il will meet with
popular reception.
TIE NEW YORK MONTHLY will en-
deav"r to raise the Magazine Literature of
America not only above Hero Worship.'
but above the decent debility which distin.
cuisines those heavy productions got up by
the admirers of GermaL Nightmares.
TIE NEW YORK MONTHLY will be
made up of articles at once interesting and
cheerful The articles will be
PR0FUSELY ILLUSTRATED
with Engravlngs Of the very highest order.
Each number will contain Il2 pages. the
whole printed on paper ofthc most unexcep.
tionablc kind
For the general rcadcr--thc every day
man, The New York Monthly cannot prove
other than most welcome visitor.
Each number of ''Thc Monthly" will con-
tain au
EDITORS TABLE,
oil ~ pages, devoted 10 Matters and Thinus
in General, Fun, Philosophy, and The
Great Principles of Nincty-eight.
There will also be connected with each
humbrra
LADIES DEPARTMENT,
containing Plates Of the latest fashions and
such remarks on costume as cannot fail to
meet with the appreciation of the sex.
TERMS.
One Cory SO; Two Cores So; FIVE
Cores $40, anda larger number at the same
rates.
Any person sending us club of ten, and
rcml,iing $50 for the same, will be furnish
cd with acopy gratis fer one year.
fostmastcrs are requested to act rs Agents:
commissions liberal, and specimen numbers
forwarded free ofcxpense.
The New York Monthly can be procured
nj any bookstore, Newspaper and Periodical
Depot in the country.
&. REAGI,ES, Publisher,
2OS Broadway, New York
Feb. s, 1854.
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47-3In
South Carolina, In the Court of Oldi-
Lancaster District nary, in the matter of

} Mary SinalIs VIII.
WHEREAS, John b. Small has notified me. that
he requires the paper purporting to be the will
ot Mary Small late of said district deceased, to
be proved in due and solemn form of law. And
whereas, Alexander Franklin Nisbct adlninistla.
tor, with the will annexed ofthc said Mary Small
has hicd his petition with similar PRAYER, and il
appearing that James Hood Reuben Hood. John
Lemons and Margaret, his wife, Mary Balm, VIM.
Townsend and Sarah, his wife, Jane Balm. Elza-
beth Balm, Samuel Balm and Jane, his wife. John
Hood, Deborah Glass, and the children of Robert
Hood, deed, names unknown; most of whom
are lcgatees under the will and all of whom would
have been entitled to distIibutivc share of the
Estate, If the deceased had died ntcstatc, reside
without the limits of this State. These are there
Tore to notify, require, cite and admonish the
the said James Hood, Reuben Hood John Lem
ons and wife, Margaret, Mary Balm, VIM Town
send, Jane Balm, Elizabeth Balm, Samuel Balm and
Jane his wife, John Hood, ID. Glass, and the chill.
drcn of Robt Hood together with John B. Small
lhos. Mellow, and Jane l.. his wife, Alex. +.
Ncsbit and the first Presbytery of the associate
reformed synod OF the South, or the ereprcscntive
of that body.
Lcgatccs Of the said Mary Small, decd, and
also distributes if she had died intcstatc, to be
and appear before me on Monday the 10th day
OF April 1854, i'll the Court of Ordinary to be
holden at Lancaster Court House, then and there
to shew cause, if any, why the said will should
or should not be proved and established in due
form OF Law, or for what cause the same should
be set aside or established, and to make such
other and further showing and proof a. you OF
either OF you the said parties may deem neccs
sary proper and advantageous for your respective
rights and Interests in the premises.
| 49,, Given under ing hand and seal @
| ( l.. = Office at Lancaster Court House thi
| 49, 9th December 1853.
j. II. WlTHERSPO0N, o. l.. D.
47-3m prs fee $40.
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Hoiio'c0ys Ointment and Pills certain
Cure J"r E"uRions and all Diseases Gf The
Skin.-EXtr"ct Of Il letter from Mr. ]. Hird.
draper, Ready, d:'tcd February II, 1853
"To Professor lIolloway,-Sir My child
when three months old, WAS afflicted with
severe crup'ions all over the body: ]
sought every aid and the advice Of surgeons
and Physicians, 10y all whom the ease was
considered hopeless | then tried your Oint-
mcnt ard Fills. and without cxaggcraiion.
the effect was nIraculatcd, for in Il short
time she wss restored to perfect health -
Mr.. Bowdcn, bookseller, GIinsboroush, or
myself would be happy to satisfy any in,
I'irer as 10 the truth of this statement"
Sold hy Pm COHEN & co.
No. 90 liayne ST., Charleston, S. c.
Feb. l5, 81 I-ly
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cd ofall opportunities for educating their
daughters in Lancaster, cur people are for
tunate, IN having Me privilege of availing
themselves of the advantages of a school so
near them, and of one so well conducted
thereby giving II such lnudable reputation
as Lewisvile Seminary.
= Any communications addressed to Mrs.
Wylie, at Lewissilc s. c. will receive
prompt attention.
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GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE.
A SOUTHERN,
LITERARY AND FAMILY
J0U R n Al.
PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA.
--=o&.--G;-
JAS. N. SMYTHE.
ROB'T A. WIlYTE, ! Editors

The HONE GAZETTE is devoted N I;,,r,,,
Art, Science, Agriculture, General intcII;rsnoo u
ana southern Interests. The aim of the Ed;,o,.
Is to make n useful and interesfinp p,no,.. -
eiend the Instructive and the entaining toretbc,,
IN such way as to secsre a high degree of IN
terest, and yet at the same time elevate botl
ee intellect and the Affections.
Inc columns Of the papcr contain b;,,or;.,
ana domestic Romances, Pictures of Social I,ifr
okctches OF Biography, Choice Poetry. Enter'
'hhinS Anecdotes, Scientific Memoranda. Agri
cultural and Industrial Articles, the General
News OF the day, and all Political Intelligence
oi any Importance. Besides n great variety OF
arucieS on all these subjects the Gazette will br
particularly adapted for FAMILY READING :
IL Is published for the Uonie Circle. and the
EdltorS feel that they have fully redeemed their
PcuSc-to make 1t home newspaper should he
ehureiy Tree from political bias and hiph-,oncd
in character N "''oiieu
grateful Tor the liberal encouragement which
mas Dech extended to our efforts to build nm nj
.ne south, LITERARY AND FAMILY JorRN,I of
hIgh character, we shall increase our cxcrt;ons
10 JUSTIFY this public confidence, and to mako tho
uaIeue stlll more worthy of general potronoro
TERMS.
ST,iSe T.n copy l!year, always in advance, 81 90
Five oo
Ten g % w
y. w 10 any person making up a club of
fiNe' we will send copy gratis for one wear
SMYTIIE & WHYTE,
Editors Home Gazette,
I. Augusta, Ga.
January, 8, 1854, as
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Columbia Market

MARCH, i.--CoTT0S.-We are still without
later news from Europe, and all communication
with the country being nearly cut OF, consc-
qucntly there was only few bales on the mar
ket yesterday; the little that was sold, however,
showed the market to be firm at former quota.
quotations, viz: ! to 81 cents.
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, at the Sign of the Boot Jour
ncyman Boot Maker, for good workman goot
wages will be given.
ALSO
At the same place, is wanted an Apprentice
the trade. Forpartculars enquire at the Sign
the Boot. HUGH GARSIDE
Jan. IL iS tf
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GLENN SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE.
Rt Rev T DAVIS, D d, cx-oficio visitor
Rev t S ARTHUR,
ID McccLlorom, Proprie'Ors.
GEo BENTON, Rector, and Instructor in
Mental and Christian Science Modern Lapruo.
gcs and History 1''-
Mrs BENTON, Matron.
=, -, Instructor in Mathematics
Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
irot DIVINE, - late of Limestone
Springs, Instructor in the Theory and practice
Ol music.
Miss Z REID, lnstructrcss in English.
- SoSNowSKI, InstruCtrcss in
D'a"lng,. Painting, and Assistant in French.
Miss SOPHIA MARLEY, Instructrcss in En-.
S'lSh Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
y. Is. The corps is not yet complete
The above institution, located ot CIcrr
Springs, in Spartanburg District, c. will bc
opened Tor the reception of pupils on the first of
fearuary next. In converting this establish
hcht INTO school for young ladies, the buildings
nave been thoroughly repaired and fitted up;and
III furnishing them anew no pains have SHARED
10 make II, IN every respect such home "a pa
rents would desire for their daughters. Partic-
uiar attention has been bestowed upon the mu.
S'ca' instruments, and with a large and efficient
corps OF teachers, aud Il thorough course of
study It affords every advantage TO be enioycd
| in any similar institution.
Applicants are admitted, of any age, over Sc
ven years, and placed in such class as they ma,
be prepared TO join
me scholastic year will consist of one session.
divided into two terms of five months cocb bn'
ginning on the first of February and july. Va.
cation, December and January.
kateS-For Tuition and Board, including
washing, fuel, lights, &c, &c. $I25 per term, and
mere mere 'c'H De no eoetra charge, except for Music
$50 per term, and for Books, Sheet Music Draw.
ing Materials, &c, actually used.
For further mformasion, see "Prospcctus y
which may be had by applying to the Rector, o,
either of the Proprietors.
Jan'y 4 1851 diam
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNETQRE.

Plantation and Smi tn Tools, about II head of
MULES and HORSES, a large stock of CATTLE
some choice; also HOGS. About 1000 bushels
SohN quantity of Fodder. Wagons, |
cartilage, and many other articles Of property
Tho sales will commence 9th Mt the home
place. and continue from day to day, until all the
Estate is disposed of.
-TERMS.-A credit until lSt January next,
purchasers giving notes with good surety, with
interest from day of Sale.
WI. CURETON, Admir-.
March 4, 1854. n
~ The Chester Standard, "Camden Journal"
iorkville Remedy, Fairfield Herald, and Char
lottc Wing, will copy weekly and forward bill to
me, at Cureton's Store Z. o., Lancaster DIT.
w. JC
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$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN 4 MONTHS.
FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

FERN LEAVES PROM FANSY's PoRr FOLIO
WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS. One ELE-
CANT l2Mo VOL, 400 FACES. PRICE
81 25.
TNHE Publishers would advise Book A.
Il gents and Canvasscrs that they have
just ready the 18th thousand of this remark
able book. the unprecedented sale of which
is the best evidence fits popularity with the
people; almost every family viii have n
copy Of Fern Leaves
Now is the time for active Book Agents
to reap y harvest, as our terms are liberal,
and the book will sell
For further particulars apply to
DERBY d. MILLER,
Auburn, N. Y.
or DERBY, ORTEN g. MULIIGAN,
Buffalo, NJ Y.
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Another Case of Fever and Ague Cured.
tB~A few days ago we recorded an astonish-
Ing cure of Fever and Ague by the use of DR..
hLane's Liver Pills We have now another to
mention, viz: that of Nj. James Sharp, of Mad
isonburgh, who states that he hal la5ored under
a very severe attack Of Ague and Pcver, and
was soon restored 10y the use of these Pills Mr.
Sharp also expresses an opinion, founded upon
observation, that the Liver Pills are the best for
bilious complaints ever offered in this section of
county.
Although long known as a sovereign remedy
for chronic cases Of Heptic arrangement, or dis.
eases OF the liver The p,oprietors of DR., NJ.
Lanes Pills were rot prepared for the frequent
but gratifying, cyd'ncx of it, general utility and
capacity. In tais respect, this invaluable medi-
cine has exceeded their most sangunc cxpccta-
tons, and induced them TO hope that it will be
introduced into every family in the United States
sS- Purchasers viii be careful to ask for DR.
McLane's Celebrated Vegetable Pill and
take none else. TlIegc arc other Pill, purport.
irS to be Lives Fills, now before the public
Dr. MLancS Liver Pill, al 20 his Celebrated Vcr-
miiug', can now bc had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
Sold by =. NJ. COHEN, & Co,
20 Hayne ST., Charleston, =. &.
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TIE RENOWNED REMEDY,
Holloway's Ointment.

This extraordinary UngVcnt is composed
of the most healing Balsams, and when used
in accordance with the directions which nc
company each pot, will insure cures when
all 'thcr means fail Cases of the most
desperate Skin diseases readily yicll to lis
efficacy. 1t is famous when used in cases
of Gout, Rheumatism, Contracted or Stiff
Joints. In Asthmas it will do wonders if
well rubbed into the Chest.
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU-
LOUS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.

a MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFU-
LOUS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of a Letter from j. Noble, Esq, Nay
or Of Boston, Lineolnshirc.
To PEor. HOLLOWAY:
Dear Sir-Alrs. Sarah Dixon, of Liquor
pond Street. Boston, has this day drposcd
before me, that for considerable period she
was severely afflicted with Srrofulous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other
parts finer body: and although the first of
medical advice WAS obtained, at the cost of n
mcnt of suffering, but gradually grew
worse.
Being recommended by n friend to trv
your Ointment, she procured II small pot,
and Il box of the Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms of amendment appeared.
BY pcrseve:ing with the medicines for Il
short time longer, according To the dir.c-
tons, and strictly adhering to your rules as
to diet, &c, she was perfectly cu;cd, and
now enjoys the best of health.
remain, dear sir, yours truly
(Signed,) J. NOBLE.
Dated, Aughst 18th, 1853.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
OF ERISlPELAS IN TIE LEG, AFTEl;
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of a Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Y,aics,
Of he Post office, Ahhrick Rodd
nodr BogHor, S,GSsrr, dltcd
Jam'y l2, 1853.
To PRoF. Holloway:
Sir:-l suffered for n considerable peri
od from n severe attack ofEryspclas. which
at length settled in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment. My suifcrings were very
great, and quite dcspared of any pcrma-
ncnt amendment, when was advised TO
have recourse to your Ointment and Fills.
! did so without delay, and am h ppy to say
the rasult was emincnrly successful for .hcy
effected n radical cure Of my leg. and re-
stored me to the enjoyment of health |
shall ever speak with the utmost confidence
of your medicines, aud have recommended
them TO others in this ncighJorhood similar
ly eilllctcd, who derived equal benefit.
lam, sir, your obliged and faithful scrv't.
(Signcd) ELlXAB BETH lEATES.
The Pills should be used conformity with
the Ointment, in most of the following
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gentlemen, this is Rip Van Wrinkle.
hope you like him.
Our thanks for the copy sent For sale
by the publishers w. ID. Cooke, Raleigh,
N. c.; and Putnam, N. Y.
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ESTATE SALE.
ABOUT b NEGROES,
And other Property.

By order Of James II. Wiherspoon Or,
dinary Lancaster District.
WILL be sold on the 2Sth March. 1854. ot
the late residence Of Capt BENJAMIN S. MAS.
sEY, deceased. on l2 Mile Creek, tie whole
personal estate of said deceased, consisting of
about 80 Likely and Valuable Negroes. Among
the number are some very choice Negroes: 4
very superior BLACKSMITH at every kind of
work, good WAGNER, Carriage Diver, SUI
perior Cook, some No. l, young Fellows and
Girls.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

An persons indebted TO the Subscribe: $ by Noto
or Book account are requested to be prepared to
settle during Court week, for We are compelled
70 have money to pay our own debts. J. w.
Hunter win be at Lancaster, during Court, for
tho purpose Of making settlements, and after
Court the Books win be left with an officer for
collection. BALLARD & HUNTER.
March g. On