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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

Monsignore BEDINI, Archbishop of Thebes and
Apostolic Nuncio to the Imperial Court of Brazil
arrived here on Tuesday morning to take leave of the
President before leaving the United States. Mons
Bedni was the bearer of letter from Plus TX to the
President OF the United States and also of one from
Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of State, to Mr. Mar
cy, our Secretary of State attesting his quality anc
the complimentary mission with which he wa.
charged and which had been already, some months
before, officially announced through ou, Lcgation
at Rome. The letters above mentioned were pre
sented by NJ Bedni Immediately on his arrival her,
in July last Union.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEw YORK. JAM s.-The steamer Empire City has been
got off Barnegat Shoals and is coming up in tow of
steamer. s. ." w.. n. T..
The Metropolitan Hall and the Lafarge Hotel in
ruins. The loss is immense. The fire commenced at
o'clock this morning. and in two hours the immense build
ings known as the marble-fronted Hotel and Me
tropotan Hall totally destroyed. Several other
buildings Broadway and Mercer street were damaged
The hotel was not yet occupied 1t probably the
most costly hotel in the city, having large front On
Broadway, and extending back to Mercer street.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

The new Wing Government of Massachusetts, is not rs
yet organized On Monday last the two Houses Of the
Legislature met in convention and filled the vacancies in
the Senate with the exception of from Berkshse,
the decision in which was deferred of
error in the returns.
On Tuesday the House Of Representatives sent up the
Senate constitutional candidates for Governor the
names of EMORY WAsHBuRN and BRADFORD L.. WALES,
and for Lieutenant Governor those of WN G. PLUNKRrT
and GEO. OsDouRNE These were the candidates of the
Wings and Of the National Democrats at the November
election. %. s.". " .'...
When the election takes place Mr. WAsHBURN and Mr..
PLUNKETT will be elected In the ordinary Of bust
the Senate would have made choice Wednesday,
but body then being full in
cy above it coudnot proceed election The
obstacle expected to be removed in day two by
the correction of the returns As the Governor
is elected he will be installed into Office. ."
The in which the Gubernatorial candidates Of
the National Democrats, who received the smallest
number of the of the people, be placed be-
fore the Senate contrary to the usual habit of the
bers Of the dominant party the House to select first their
candidate who is to be actually elected, and then
the candidate to whom the people have given the greatest
the next greatest number of votes is thus explained
by the Boston Courier:
"Ths year the Wings in did not select any
cond candidate but left the matter to the members nd
vduay to act they should choose to do in the pre-
misses The majority Of the House took comme sense
view of the subject and voted their compliments to the
candidates Of the National Democrats for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor who sent to the Senate
being two Of the four highest candidates voted tor by the
people, but who have prospect of election. The
Coalition Democratic candidate for Governor sailed under
his party flag at the election by the people, but every
who knew any thing about politics perfectly aware
that his part Of the warfare ended there and that he
IN fyLf fhap onfth NaaH
tsn Freesoilers. Judge BISHOP only put forward
foil for Mr. WILSON, according to the agreement made
and provided for beforehand-an agreement similar tc
that which the means of electing Messrs Sumner
and Rantou Senators to Congress and Mr. Boutwell,
Governor of Massachusetts, The Wings did well to ignore
all such political tradings"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

On the 10th ultimo the Barranco Of Acajeto point
the road between Peroe and Pusba, Mexico, the
scene of rghul accident which resulted in the nstan
taneous death Of thirteen persons AFrenchman named
Castillon, some six weeks since employed by the
Mexican authorities to convey several hundred barrels
punpowder to the capital The barrels however, became
50 much impaired by the badness of the roads that
reaching the Barrancas Of Acaeo they leaked badly and
descending hl the lock-rops having gnited hy the
which caused terrific explosion, poughed up the ground
for distance and instantly killing above stated
thirteen persons
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

EXCITEMENT AT FALL RivER.-The officers and num-
Der of citizens of Fall River visited on Tuesday all the
places in that town where liquor supposed to be Sold
About two hundred barrels seized deposited in
the basement story of the Town House. few dealers
having got wind Of the movement, saved their stock
One man. named Collins resisted the execution of the
law and knocked down several persons with an iron bar
by which one man had leg aud another an arm broken
lie and his liquors finally secured but considerable
excitement prevailed at last nccouns.-Boston Atids
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The Thibodeaux (La.) Minerva of the 26th December
says that an interesting has been pending before the
District Court at that place About of the in
habitans Of the village, together with some from the
country have been indicted for gambling Twenty
of them have given bonds in the sum Of l 900 each to
appear at court. They arraigned for playing at
game called Uinge against which the law is very So
we're, but 1t has never been enforced.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

MoRE FILLIBusTERISG ExPEDIrtoSs- is stated in
Panama paper, brought by the Illinois, that recev-
ed from California reports another Flores expedition
being organised which will arrive at Panama in detach
memo calls the Governor and the Consul Of the United
States and Ecuador to prevent the expedtonss from
carrying their designs against nation peace with
New Grenada.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

The Texas papers speak Of an immense immigration
thitherward. The Gonzales Enquirer says that Mr..
Shannon, very gentlemanly and intelligent emgrant
from the State of Missouri who passed through Con
zaes few days SINCE states that at and between Preston
on Red River and Gonzales, he counted two thousand
three hundred emigrant wagons bound for Western
Texas great many Of which are from Missouri.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

At the celebration Of the Landing Of the Pilgrims BY
the Sons Of New England at Charleston fS C the Bri-
tish Consul offered the following sentiment:
ST. George and St. Jonathan OF Saints far the best
OF valor, truth, progress, the types;
May the formers red cross, in the East the West
Ever blend with the stars and the stripes
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

The Senatorial vacancies in the Massachusetts,
Legislature were filled on Wednesday, and the Sc
nate then made choice of Hon. EMERY WAsHBURN
for Governor and WILLIAMC. PLuNKETT for Lieu
tenant Governor
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

professor G. 7. JACKSON Of Boston, has been lately
engaged in exploration Of coal fields at Deep
River, IN C) about forty miles from Fayetteville, and
reports that there is rich deposit Of coal there well
worth working
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

The Legislature Of MAINE convened ut Augusta We'd
nesday The House organized by the choice Of NOAH
SMITH, Jr Whig) for Speaker and Mr. PERRY for Clerk.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

that chiefs induced in March, 1888, at
Fort Gibson sign paper sgnfyng their satisfaction with
the country but their act by Osceoa and the
nation. 0scsola said The white people got Of
chiefs sign paper give lands to hen Jnt chief
did do told them do. They did 1roay. We
right When the agent tells 60 from my home hate
him. love my home, and will go from it. The
white says shall go, and he wilsend people make
CO. But have rife and have some powder and lead If
any Of people 60 West Won't etthem; and tell
them they enemies, and will teach them for the
Great Spirit will protect u.s. Chiefs who had gone view
and report upon the country here spoke against it
nounng they would not GO And this was the resolve Of the
nation.
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New Goods

The subscriber has just returned from
the North. and is now opening splendid
stock of
Lmdahes' Drcss Goods,
Of all kinds, viz:
a beautiful lot Of Rich Plaid and Strped
Silks;
Plain Colored do. Black Striped and
Plain do.
Cashmeres, Merinos, Persian CL,ths:
Ladies' Corscts, Mr,alic Corset Boards,
Laces, sc.
Rigule,s. assortGd colors, French work
ed Collars. Bands, &c.
Ladies KID Gloves, Ladies' Gaunllets;
Long Black M't,s for aides and Misses
Shoes of aaa Descriptions,
Travelling Trunks, Carpe, Bays, Ladies'
Work Boxes, sc. &c.
E'OG. Planters.
A full stock Of Negro Kerseys, Blankets,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, OF all kinds
Ready made CIuth'ng, SaddIcry, Harw are,
Cooking Stoves, AIr-,ighl Parlor Stoves,
Farmers Boilers, &C., at lower prices than
usual. Call and get bargains.
l.. B. HANKS.
Oct. %, 1854 So If
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THE HARLLEE HOUSE.


SulsaacrviIic $. G.. Nov. i 1854.
This House. situated Immediately Un
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
and at very nearly a central point between
Wilmington N. G.. Charleston S. G.. and
Augusta Ga, is n.iIl open for the reception
and accommodation o. the travelling pub.
lie. and affords the tired traveller an op-
portunily to lay over night on the tire
some journey between the points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms for that cx-
press purpose and having incurred the
FIRST heary trienditure on this line Of road
tor the comfort and accommodation OF
travellers. die hnpes, by the continued and
'urt,reiIig zeal on the part OF the Managers
0f the establishment, to secure cuntinu-
apce of,i'al liberal patronage bestowed on
him for, HE last ten months. He could
refer 10 hundreds from the North, South,
East and West, as To the claims Of his
house, but prefers PERSONS giving him a
personal riSt.
W. 8. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
B. MITCHELL Man,oers
AND LADY, "'"'se'S'
Nov. 8, 1854. 2. 6n.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAuLpiNG County, D Ir. n, Ga, }
.Aun.!st 2Glll, lS5I.

IAULpING touNTV, D .Lr. n, Ga,
August 26lll, 1884.
MIR. CHARLES DEi.oRME,
DkAR Sia: For several years past |
have been Sc, ,eTciy afflicted with sick head
aches, and after trying every thing could
think oi, and rece. l3g 10 benefit Whatever,
AZ last gave myself up as a confirmed.
dyspep,'c. Eu, hearing OF vonr prcpara-
ton, he BAl<om of Lille I concluded
I" give 1'',a trial also. and procured two
bottles from Your Agent DR.. II. y. Daruan,
"i Darlington, s5. g., ana from the time I
began TO lake II, have not had a sinre
h't" oI headache, and now ie,l in hopes
that even The TWO hotties have made cure
o' me- But tearing that NAV have a
relapse, have determined to continue it
longer. ani enclose you $40 OO Tor whcl,
y"" VIII please send as many bottles as is
Customary ior lha amount. B, Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
!O!lN J. GREEN.
J.. S.-p!case forward by express train
Sept. +, 1884 IS Il
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A Desirable Residence for
Sale.

The subscriber wishing to move West.
offers for sale, one of the mos, p!casan,
situations in the village; containing about
titty.fivc acres of land. on which there is
very comfortable Dwelling and every ncc.
essary out house, all in good repair.
The crop OF corn OH the place this year,
will yield about five hundred bushels.
Any further information can he obtained
by addressing lie on The promises.
w. w. ALSTON.
SumtcrviIc, Oct. IL, 1854.
VI All persons indebted to me either
ny note or account, are respectfully sol ici-
ted to casl, the same, rs long indulgence
has been given to many, and UNI aversc
to tux,ng any with cost.
w. w. A.
Oct. IL, 1904 SO If.
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Notice.,

will sell OF the place where 1 now
live on Saturday the 2;3d day Of December
next fine lot Of young Mules. Cattle,
Sows and Pigs, n quantity Of tat,Pork,
Rice. Fodder: about 40 bushels superior
planting cotton seed, Wagon, Cart, Cotton
Gin, Handmill. Plantation tools and irnplc.
menis Of every description, Household and
KttcHeti Furniture, GUnsisting in part OF
tinh l6t Of Mahbgony, such as sitting and
rocking ClInirs, Sofas, Bookcase, LADIES'
Dressing Bureaus, Wordrobe, Dining
Table, Candle-s,unds, Washstan.is, Feath.
OF beds, Brdsteads and bedding, &c, with
ihaDy otheraIsicles' too tedious to mention.
TERAs.--A credit Of twelve months
with i.!ssEast fEem, date and sppn,yed Sc.
curitys on all sums over FIVE dollars.
.sesss:. - -. I'd. ASHMORE.
November 81, 1s5l = 90 ~ St :
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Administrators Notice.

Allpcrsons having demands a,,alnst the
Estate Of X. NJ. Sanders, are requested
to hand them in TO the subscr .ber duly At.
tested according 10 law; and all those that
November, are requested To be pnncluai in
the payments, as the business OF the Es-
tate is such that indulgence cannot be
given
WM. Nj SANDERS.
Oct. 25, 1854 So If
s-H- Camden Journal please copy three
times.
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Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTORY

G. H. VERONCE g. BROTHER
Dealers in Plain Japanned Tin Ware,
Take this method of informing their
Friends and customers that they have re.
GENTLY made large additions to their ma.
chinery so as to enable them 10 supply
the great demand in the above line with
neatness and despatch. Our ware is uf the
best make and warranted not TO leak.
" The country trade supplied OH liberal
terms.
65, Safest. (near the marke) Charleston.
November %, 1854 $ Gin
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, Oct, i9, 1854.

UKOEK NVI-
THE Brigudier Generals commanding the
several Drigades composing the Third Division
South Carolina Militia urc hereby required to
order each Colonel or officer commanding the
ssverai Regiments of tlieir respective Drigades,
to hold an election in their respective Regi
ments on Wednesday the Goth day Of Dccem-
her next, for the dlliCu bf Mtior. .Gcnetai, vaca.
ted by the resignation Of Major Cen Juhn
Buclanan, and forthwith transmit 10 the Adm
tant Gcrernls office at Columbia Il certified
statement in writing showing the result OF til !.
polls In iitir respective Briga,ies.
By order OF tile Cumniandrr-in-C Chief,
X. NJ. DUNOVANr, Adt. Gen.
Oct. 25, 1854 So I'd
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Lots Wife Found.

Lieutenant Lynch, III l,,s voyage to the
Dead Sea found huge pillnr Of salt on
the shore, and the Arabs said i, was IutS
Wife, shurr enough, whether il was so or
mol we cannot say.-it may turn out To he
Il catcl.penny M the Eog without Il slnai-
ow; bnt this we DO know if YOU have any
Engraving, Fancy Painting, Lettering,
Archtecluring or The repairing of Accor.
deons. Fu,cnas, &c. &c, and will cali ON
the subscriber he promises to dc !;,s host
and wall he happy I" ,lo all work with
hcatncss anu dispatch, that may he cntruSl-
cd to his care, at Charleston prices fur the
cash only. lie can be found at Mr. f..
SoInmcrS Clothing Emporium, Sumlervilic,
3suuii, Carolina.
G.. w. DAVIS.
Oct lS, 1854 81 3m
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Winn e Clarkson

Winn & Clarkson
HAVE Jus, received and opened n fin,. stock
=: III. most fashionable and latest Styles of
tnii aud Winter Goods, consisting in part uf
The following articles.
Black and fancy Cloth Black and and fam
~ Ca>simeres Black. White and Fancy Silk
NcSiings, Black, White and Fancy Silk Cru.
rais; Silk and Cambria IInndk.rahiels
Gloves, Socks and Drawers Linen Bosom
Shirts and Collars Silk und Mrrno under
Sh.r;S; Black silk and Fancy Hats.
Clothing
Back ':n,! Fancy Ctih Goats AMI Sacks;
t'.ark and Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sacks
i.:;.ck AN! Fancy C"ssimcre Pants; Black,
White sud Fancy Silk Vests.
al! of which we invite our frien Is and the
rnhl;c generally tn cali and examine.
We are also prepared &c make up to order,
auy article in the Tailoring line, rs nrat and
cheap as can be done in the Sture OH the same
terms.
ALSO,
Cniiorms Of all kinds furnished Mt the short
est notice..
WINN T. CLARKSON.
Oct %, 1854 81 if
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Just Received,

LADIES' Boottees and Walking Shoes {; nj.
terra, lilies, &c. Gents Calf Boots, md
Buottecs. Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes.
Ais''-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin
Ware, Sadlery, DC.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood an. Moroca Work Boxes,
Pull: llu1es, Port Monies. S-shr-C Cases, Brace.
lets, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck,
and Pucket Combs, DC.
Books, dec. ::
Novels, poetical Works and School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
kio and Java Coffee, Molasses, Cheese,
Raisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles,
Soap, Tra, Starch, Pickles, Safdines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Alsu, fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For suite by j. SOLOMONS d co.
March 22lh, 1851 II II
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New Goods New Goods
SMALL. PROFITS

The undersigned is now in receipt of an
enlarged and varied general stock goods,
and is determined to carry ont the princi-
Pile Of quick sales and small profits.
HIS stock comprises Dry Goods, and
Grocerles, in all their numerous varieties.
a heavy stock Of Ready made Clothing,
just from Philadelphia, which will be sold
IhIriy per cent. under any thing in town.
hats, C.iPS, BOOTS tc SHOES.
y variety ni Confectionery.
Cr"kcry. common and Granite.
ia short, he keeps almost every thing
which may be called for, at prices which
canrut Tail to please. Como and sec for
yourselves.
MOSES LEVI,
Al FriersUns Old Stand.
Nov. !, 1854 If
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Selling Oft.

THE Subscriber being deslrous OF clos.
ing his business, offers his entire stock OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, &c, al reduced
prices and, at the same time, he earnestly
soIichs all persons indebted to him either
by note or account, 10 come forward anu
settle up as soon as Possible.
TllOS. ID. FRlERSON.
Nov. 8, 1854. 3 Il
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New Goods
AT!TEiE NEW STORE

UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
n. M. NEWBERY gives notice to the
citizens OF Sumter and Darlington District,
that he is pow receiving and openning at
h,s NEW STORE, a choice and we'll Sc.
lected stock OF Dry Goods. Hats. Caps,
Boots. Shoes. Crockcry, Glassware, Gro.
teries. Sa'idlery. Hardware, Ready Made
Clothing, &c.
To all Of which he invites the attention
of the public, especially the ladies'.
A. NJ. NEWBERY.
November 90, 1854 5 If
G WatchmaIi COPY.
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Having Bongh, the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. n BUTLER of
the lalc firm of BUTLER & NEwBEEy. !
will from THIS date carry nn the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility | re.
turn my thanks 10 the customers nl The
late firm, AMI earnestly solicit Il contlnu,
ance Of their patronage.
a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct 26, 1854. IT,
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$3.50 Reward.

NO The above reward Of Twenty Dol
a. lars, will be paid for the delivery to
-AS'TySoIE, Iii i;Slgment in Sumter Jail,
OF my Boy HARRY. who left my premises
IN April last. He is black, about six fec,
high, has .go,m teeth, and is intelligent. His
range is supposed TO be from this neigh.
.borhood, Gin which he has numerous re
uvcs) 10 abou, Scottsv.lc on Black river.
j. II. GREEN.
Nov Bib, 1854 , If
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Notice.. /


THE GRAND LODGE OFAN.
CXEN1' FREE MASOWS or Sc
Will celebrate its Centennial Anniversary
on the 9Th day Of December next.
A proceysiOn Of all the Lodges under its in.
risdiction will be formed on that day Mt 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Masonic Hall, corner of
King and Weniwosth.sireets, and an AID.
DRESS, ani,nble TO the occasion, will be de
livered by Brother SAMUEL HENRY DICK.
SON. nj. D.; Past Master. Of Orange Lodge
No. IL.
The period Of the year when the celebration
will take place. seems TO the Committee of Ar.
tnngenenis SO be favorable for a general at.
tendance Of Masons throughout the State, and
as every effort will be made 70 procure n reduc-
tion' Of fare on railroads and steamboats for
those who attend ths celebration, il is hoped
thet no. Masan who can intend will be absent.
s.:s JOHN A. GYLES, 49,.
JOHN ii. HONOUR, es
ALBERT 4. MACKEY, MD. Sg
EEOR,,E u. WALDRON, W 5
GEORGE II. WALTER, e
HENRY BUST, &c
T.. THAYER, CE
Nov. IS, 1881 3 ul
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DaguerreOtypes.

MR.. LAFAR is pleased to inform the
citizens Of Sumterville and vicinity, that
he has returned to SumtervilIe. and has
opened his Daguerrean Rooms at the
place formerly occupied by him near the
Sumter Banner Office.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here.
tofore bestowed, he invites all who desire
CAPITAL PlcTUREs to give him call.
Nov. 8, 1854. . #
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Dissolution

The C"par'nersh'p heretofore existing
under The firm ni BUTLER & NkwBERy, il
tins day dissolved by limitation and mutu-
al consent. All The Notes aud Accounts nl
the firm have been placed III the hands oi
Y N. BUTLER tur collection, who Is the
only authorized agent 10 lipuidatc the
debts Of the concern. All persons indebted
by nUr ar account, will please come for.
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER
A. Mccain Nt,WBf,{I.
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Notice.

The notes anu accounts Que Dr. NJ
d. M'Leod, hnve been placed in our hands
Tor collection All persons Indebted to
him will P'ease pay by The first oi Janu
ary next, and thus save cost.
Bl.ANDlNG L. DESAUSSuRE:
Nov. 3, 1851. 2, I'm
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SO. CA.-SUMrER DIST.
BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

District.
Whereas, Moses Moore hath apple to
me for Leiters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and cha,tlcs, rights and
creditors of the late Penelope Ricks OF the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
fsh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Cour, for the said District, 10 lie holden at
Sumter Court House on Friday the let "f
December next, to show cause. if any. why,
the said :. administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. the
22d day Of November in the year
IL. s. of our Lord one thousand egh,
hundred and fifty -four, and in the
79ih year Of American Indie pc nd
ence. w. W.LEWIS, O. g.. d.
Nov. %, 1854 S 2t
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Notice.

THE Bridge over Puratalgo will be let out
to the lowest bidder on the first Tuesday in
December next Mt the Bridse.
Il. b. CAIN,
}. GORDON, Com'rs Roads.
Nov. IS, 1854 3 I'd
Watchmnn copy I'll.