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STATE OF TENNESSEE, ft-
COUNTY COUhT OF DAVIDSON.
March Term. 1881.

VIM. Walker and his wife Catharine against Geo. D. Ham,
lett. Admir-, and others.
appearing to the Court at the present term OF the Cou
ty Court OF said county, from proof in the above cause
that johnson and his WIFE, Pasey Johnson formerly Pat
sey Earheart nonresdents of the State of Tennessee so
that the ordinary of this Court be served on
them. is therefore ordered by the Court that the Clerk
and Master OF this Court notify the said defendants johnson
and wife by publication in newspaper publ shed in the
city of Nashville for the space of thirty DAYS rear n
said defendants appear the May term 1854 of this
Court to be holden the Courthouse Nashville on The
first Monday in said May next plead answer or demnr
the bill filed in this cause the said viii be taken for
confessed and set for hearing pare said of this
Cour:.
Smiley and Nancy, Solicitors for ComplaiEanis
+. X. CHEATHAM
marl0-lm G. K of Davidson County Court
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EPSILON.

rT>HE BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth ~
er of GaInms, and III, Sire OF Corset Da ~
p,ond yoltare, and Selim, will stand the ensu SlA
IN; AZ NV stable at s25 The cash will be required
before the of the property Mares kept at rs cents
per week
EPSILON is nearly sixteen hands high rich bay and
one az ,he most beautiful and perfect horses But
f, of his colts have been trained four of that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse in Ameri
w has done beerf His pedigree is equal to any in the
United States No responsibility for accidents
F.h l7--eokwSu '-- W. G. HARnrNG
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.SUNDRIEs.
CIRCULAR SAWS.

A GOOD assortment Of eaOE & co y and other brands
IA of CIRCULAR SAWS, from the smallest 10 the lar
gest sizes. just received and for sale BIZ
FALL CUNNINGHAM
mars. No AZ College street.
lime kAZ0RS AND STRoPS-2eO dozen Wade 4
IL bluchers celebrated Razors among which q tine as
sortment Of WARRANTED RAZ0RS in cases Of one pair
each Tor private USE also further additional stock of Bar
bsrs Razors; also Wade d Brcbers Razor Strops lew
and very superior article. FALL CUNNINGHAM. !.
mar.-ti l-- No.. .ss Cole te street.
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rRINTEms, MERCHANTS. AND PEDLAR.

/ HAV increased and still increasing nv paper ma
chnery, aud manufacturing from 50 TO 70 reams
of printing paper daily and fill order two three
hundred in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below, and at the prices attached The quality
the paper viii be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers
The hereafter viii be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless il is for $780, which ninety
days four months will be given by the purchasers estab
fishing my satisfaction both their solvency and prompt
ness. aud giving note payable in Bank with good EN-.
dorser.
line following are the sizes and prices viz:
2S by ~ at 81 "a per ream a by 81 at s. 25 per ream;
27 by Al at 4 90 % 4" "a by 80 TT 3 % %
26 BY IS at 50 " " ABBY 81 at 3l2h"
% by IS at 37L" d" % by 50 at 800
"a BIZ IS at 8 25 % by 80 at 275
Sizes varying proportion but variation the prices
above for ream or 1000 reams
Printersin ST. Louis and Memphis are referred TO nv
prices &C. Freight from Nashville either point range,
from so to 4oc per loo during the boating season.
january3 W.S. WHlTEMAN.
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| AND v NAIiKANTS.-We are buying and paving
l. the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS Per
distance having warrants to sell by sending 10
By mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time in Nashville and
the cash remitied Orpaid to order.
juy2l DYER PEARLS co.
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JOHNSON g. WEAVER,
NO 20 & 3 SOUTH MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
GENERAL COMMISSION, RECEIVING,
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
And Receivers and Dealers in Cotton,

GROCERiES, BAGGING ROPE, DC;
e AND will paw the highest price for Cotton make be-
al cash advances on the same for shipment.
Nashville, Oct G, 1S53-wYtw
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ENTIRELY NEWI

nR DR0MGOOI.E eco, has Just received at No. u
~ College ST., Nashville, and complete assortment
Family Medicines Perfumes, Toilet and Family Soaps
Shoulder Braces, Supporters which he Offers to The
trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
prices warranted TO salt the mes.
The following comprises a part of his Stock, viz:
100 doz Mustang Linment, ~ do Extra Toilet Soaps
% do Williams Wcod d ~ do Family Soaps
Naptha, 100 do Common Cakes,
% do Ayers Cherry Pecto- "a do Rusleton Clark &
raj, Co.'S. Cod Liver Oil.
le5 do Chinese Rheumauc 60 do LyaH's kathniron,
Antidote, - Perry Davis Pain Killer,
I2 do Wiam's Sarsparla Farrell's rstian Linment,
4s do H.nry's lnyigsrat- Houck's Panaeea,
Cordial, Gray'S Ointreui,
I2 do Morse's lnvigorat- Houses Medicines,
ing Cordial, Or. d. JayRe's Medicines
"a do Hoopand's G rman MofaIt's I'd Brandreth's
Bitters, Pills.
a. do Bulls SarsaparIla, Arnod's and Houses Pills,
100 do Dromgooles Female Smiths and SOGl-'s do,
Bers, Wright's and Cooks do.
500 do McIane's * Fahnes-' jayBes and Peters do
STOCKS VermifEge, CARERS Spanish Mixture,
100 do Fine and common UrJan's Anti Ba"hanalia,
Colognes assoTt- Elixir for lniemperaIee,
100 do Hair Pomatums, ur5an's AhtD. spep;ie Ex-
20 do do Oils, cesioT,
O0 Assorted Extracts for LADIES' CniIdren's & Gents
the handkerchief, Shoulder Braces,
% do Transparent "ash Hebrew Plaster,
Balls, ughton's Pepsin,
a. do Transparent Cakes Marchises Uterine Caholl-
81 do SapOnaceUus Com coz,
pound, Smiths Tonic Syrap,
"a DO Fine Honey Soap, Graefenberg Medicines,
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERs.-The
cheapest and best SOAP the world have just re-
oeived loo cases of Potash in powder for making hard or
soft Soap receipt for making accompanies eaeh can Al
leas 80 ner cent saved in the OF this article For sale
chean bv W. f. GRAY,
;a19o,5I Corner of Broad and Market SITS.
lust received $50 gross No. MATUhEo in wood
eJ boxes. jan22l W +. GRAY, Broadway
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S.<G :.
II WILL rive le abys e~ad r1r TIE aYpfstscslcn aud
sale keeping until GET irnl OF my man Sf ttakea
out Of the siafs, and 50 Il tkenn tna si.e Nat -
IL sblt o. or - wears old SnOuih black siD 5tset -
Is or inches ,igh. goaise, has sseetsE.i ~
apDs.r,c would wei sh about iSj lbs had when
r black sack Coat striped Pants, Booss and black ss
had a fiddle under his and is carpenter by trade
My address Is Chssnut Grove Z. o. Davidson cosniy.
Tennessee. JAMES u. BELL
La
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'iBIG GRAND''!!!
\ q AGNiFIGlENT lot of FRENCH WORK Embroider-
vi les openin5 this day by r. c. McNAIRY & co.
febls
TOR RENT-One Store Room ard two or three
4 rooms in the third story back building of the new
block, of Cherry and Deaderick streets Apply to
j. W. j. Manning, or W. F. COOPER
febl7-tf AT the Building.
COAP-l00 BOXES No. l Soap. received for sale by
- STEWART WEAkLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway.
CLOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-5O BARRELS
Clover Seed, 100 bush Orchard Grass 100 bushels
Blue Grass, 3 bbls Timothy Seed. For sale by
STEWART & WEAkLEY,
febl5 No s, Broadway.
ONION SETS-l0 BBIS received and for sale by
~ STEWART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway.
CRANBERRIES-I BARRELS just received from
~ Cincinnati and for sale by
STEWART & wEAKLEY,
feb15 No. s, Broadway.
T ARD OILS BBI.S of superior quality just re.
l 1 ceiyed per Cumberland Valley and for sale by
STEWART d WEAkLEY.
febl5 No. S, Broad st.
DIE FRUIT-20 BOXES Pie Fruit received and for
i sale by STEWART x WEAKLEI,
febl5 No. s, Broad ST.
DUCKWiiEAT FLOUR-50 BAGS received and
ID for sale by STEWART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. g Broad st
TT'EAs-lo HALF Chests Imperial and Gunpowder
4 Teas in metallic packages.
5 halfchests Black Teas, all grades, for sale by
STEWART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad ST.
CUNDRIES-5B BOXES Essence Of Coffee;
- boxes Ground Coffee;
200 boxes Ground Pepper
10 bbls 5 Almonds, in store and for sale BIZ
STEWART d WEAkLEY,
febl5 No 2, Broad ST.
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Letter addressed Hessrs Beech BrOrRsoR, csnts at
Eep5erry C. H., S. c. BY Rsu. c. s Bsard Of same state
GLENN SPRIges, Jan. 9th ISJ3.
Messrs. BEACH q BaowNsON-SIRs: send for anothe
bottle of your anarchists Uterine Cathocon" My wife
has been afflicted for eleven and variety OF means
has been resorted relief but obtained until
received this medicine Its influence seems al
most magical: there manifest improvement ON the
day il taken.
As great many females in country laborng
unde the aiiction hich your medicine proposes
remedy, feel ii a duty recommend Is TO all such
CSi9nad CLouGH BE
n J. B. MARCHISI & CO., Propne,ors, Central De-
pot, 30i Broadway, N. i. nova
GRAY
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OUGHS.-ON rs HUNDr.GD Ah-A a4.4' .
L Peacock Poughs, Nos and 2, for sale BY
isns W. u. GORDON d co.
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virtue of decree Of the County Court of Davidson
County, rendered at the February term 1854 the case
of VIM. N. Phipps etal Alexander W. Gray ct al will
offer for sale at the Courthouse in the Nashville on
Saturday the first day of April next the following young
neuroes to vii.
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system in condition. Let all interested In such
remedy call obtain pamphlet tree containing ample
proof from highly respectable of tue happy suits
of its together with letters from frst-elass experienced
physicians, who have used it in their Practice and speak
from their own observations.
RrFRarNcEs.-P b. Peckham NJ D., Utiea y. Y, L. D.
Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua y. Y, NJ Fl. Hls, N: D.,
Rochester, " " u Y. Fooie II. D., syracuse N Y, Prot
Dunbar NJ D., Baltimore. Nd j. c. 0rrek NJ. D., Bai-
Md, W. W. Reese u. D., New York City, W Pros
colt, IL d Concord, y. H., J P. Newsnd, NJ d. uiea
y.
Pamphlets had gratis at J. p DRoMeooLE & Co.'s Patent
Medicine House, College street, WhOlesaie and Retail
Agent Nashville, Tennessee.
sale nv
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPERM
ON HAND. fine assortment of skrI pf1SZ
" French and American PAPER a.
Hangines for Parlors, Halls Dining r1I:1hscaisE4ss@
Rooms Chambers &c. 6xIN v4Ngs7&xS
ALSO, large lot of cheap unglazed Papers, Borders
Fire Screens, Window Curtains, &c, at
KLAGAS & GORBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No. % College ST.
n. R-Paper Hanging promptly attended to- warranted
done in the best manner au29 '54j
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EAST FLORIDAL LAND AGENCY.
r. BY j. q. POINTS.
aasa e. Referen
/. h Hon. A. II. II. Stuart Stanton Va.
Dr. Jack Shackelford CORTLAND, Ala
Hon. j. J. 0rInond Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
DIR. j. Purice, Mobile, Ala
j. J. McMahon, Esq, New Orleans.
I'm. ;oN Bradford, s9 Esq, Aberdeen, Miss.
HSn. HSn. i. i. :; ). TiIsss' Fdsis' Mississippi.
Tamr,a Florida Ian "a "a Iy
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NELSON'S GELATIN LOZENtsiss.
STNEsb Lozeuges siuongly recommended tohe pub
l. lie, particularly lnyliG they viii lind tbeia re-
fresng and noushng antls removing Gryaess OF TOE
mouth and throat. So!d wholesale and retail By
ii. ieb25 -.- GLORGE GREiG-
I OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM LYING
on the Middle Pranksn Turnpike Road, i've miles nh-
from Nashville, e8aiung AS acres l50 or ~ 81
which is in woodland the bala1cs in high stale OF e
vaion with comfortable brick dwelling and other ness
sary out buildings with three faihng sprrEs OF nos
excellent water ANY wishing TO see The iAi =. can ~
at any time By ealing ne, where Wiii n~@fs "
ready 10 conduct them over II - ,,x- ,ouxQ
nsrl2-w1nF s,1,-- so1,-- -
N-Fyy COO DS.-WALL PAPEas-Now ss'ns
/ IN received. chespess cofnnson and SpA7EstS
ine Gold SILVER, satin, &e, per 1c~,,axcHcSzs4Sz
steamer Yeaman. ,SrfH -f01B
a.2v0 pieces urgIazed Walt Paper q 1A-t-l>- zsAs
aew patterns =. =. ~ r..sst ,fssonz
z.,s i'ss ~ Of Borders and houdings- arys 'ot
go Srrasns and winde~ Papers, oM ior snsn' a.
M 4I MaTket street between Union aod the Square
WR[Psuer Hanging done in the best manner.
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NOTICE.

And Druggist and Merchants everywhere
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Dr.. F. s. WoLpRIDGg, Franklin,
lsHAm A. EcKLKs, 5 ringiield,
JAMES T BAsHAw, Gallatin,
Cook & Owks, Lebanon,
CEocKKr IL RIDDLE, Murfreesboro'.
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AFFLICTED READ

And by al DruggIsts Town m the State Of Tennes
and all the Southern and Western States.
marl l4-imdtMtSW
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~.s4-s3 60 per bottles for s. six spr So %.
g. H. RING. PROPRIETOR,
r-esss--s ee I92 broadway sxes fofk
Sold by Druggists throughout the Unitsd snics teha1@
and HssI ndsss asd alec ~ " .sstSA snciessor 10
right I Armstrong corner o NarSet and bfasi sfecssr
Nashville. Tenhcssss. ~ taet6--d sebin
s.-s.s. .f..--. -.-lr W. r.. GRAY. sol z .ASEAE
AGENTS FOR MOlssSa'S C(;KDlA-
1af J. 81 Zimesman. Marse, St. Nashville.
--- j. y. Neissln, Biu. irsesborO
a. M tsoOilae Woodbury..
sft -et-N - Iss u Stone MeHnnvIIte- s-
.gaerr-t Nsi1rS 5hft',Yvfie
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Notice.
Esisfiopy5iIe Carriage and
gH;svl.CST Id;,rss;f;,cts.ry

JAMES W. AMBROSE still continues 10
carry on the above business in all its various
branches, and takes this method of returning
his thanks To his friends for their liberal PATRON
still merit The same. CARRIAGES AND BUG.
GIES made to order and warranted for twelve
months. II they should fail ip that time il,
point of workmanship or material. they will be
repaired free Of Charge. He deems it uDncc-
eSsary 10 say anything in regard to tho neat
ness and durability Of his work us his work
will show for itself. Call on him at HShop-
vile and he will give as good bargains Us can
be had i'll Charleston
lie also does poush-work at shor, notice.
Horse sllocing done with ncatncss and dispatch
at 81 30 all round His terms for new work
will he TO suit purchasers.--W interest ul.
ways.
Bishopvlic, S. c., Ian'y 18th, 1851 l2-Cm
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C2e~GAlo@@3,

AT TIE OLD STAND or S. & J. GILBERT
EFF 2 S. 81 T.. NJ. GLIB ERT
($y$sffG-s51ffS2- ($ysffG-LsLfs22- continue the CiRRIA GE-
x - 81 UiSINESS at the above
stand-No 3J and 40 Wcntworih.strcc
ChOrcston-whcrc they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com
prising those of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
iHund in this market. Their loilr acouaint-
aHcc with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to offer GREAT
inducements TO purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March 10, 1854. 20 "
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An TtoE.n ,,blo h,;,, -, , I,.l

An Italian noble being at churcl,
one day, and finding a priest who
begged for the souls in purgatory, gave
him u piece Of gold
- Ah, my Lord" said the good
father, ''you have now delivered Il
soul. The Count threw another picco
upon the plate.
Here is another soul dc!ivcrcd,' -
said tho priest.
Are you positive Of it," inquired
the Count.
am certain they arc now III hcav.
en-"
Then said the Count, sui,ing the
action to the word, :" I'll take back my
money, for il signifies nothing to you
now, seeing that the souIs have aIrcxdy
got To heaven, and there can be ne
danger of their returning to purgalory.'
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE subscriber. superintendent, Of the
Steam Saw Mill of Cuchlau, Dixon u Co., re-
spcclrnliy informs tn. public, that they are pre-
parcd 10 furnish Lumber Of any description al
tn. shortest notice.
Having good wagons and teams, thny can de-
liver to purchasers when desired. They have
II large quantity al prime Oak AMI l.i.htwood
ate terms.
Trwms.--h reasonable deduction in all eases
for cash. or Otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders arr filled.
Every cXcriiOn will he used 10 give salts fac.
lion 10 those VINO favour us with orders.
COGLAN, DIXON. x Co
Sumtcryillc, Ian. Is, 1851. II If
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We cut the following from frccsoil
paper published in Oneida county,
New York. Is there no law against
blasphemy like this
"lt is finished J the damning work
is done. In the Capitol at Washing
ton, in the darkness Of the night, at
half past twelve o'clock on Monday
May, %, in the year Of grace 1851,
of the world 5,S5S, was consumatcd
the blackest deed il, carth's catalogue
of crime, by a Congressional vote OF
ll3 to 100, and this, too, in the vanIt.
ed "rcalm Of the bravc-homc OF the
free y AS by the betrayal and cruel
lixion from the cross was ut,ered-"It
is finished" and the era Of salvation
began 50 from this infamy Of bctray-
nj we date the cpoc!. Of freedom"
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber oilers for sale his pIaula
'i"ii, containing Isl acres Of land, oi which
SiAly acres are iii state Oi cultivation,
and in good repair, with all necessary
building thereon. The above place is
situated III Clarendon county, near Packs.
VILE t.. .. For further information appIy
to G. w. EROU\NAN.
Mav 2l. lSJi q f.
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ct the iust animal creations. all having
been zoophitcs, or auimals which seem
TO he OH the verge Of the vegetable
world, requiring but very little air,
ana c"nlncd TO water the second,
shell fishes third insects aud so forth
IN succession, tortoise, frogs, reptiles
and lizards, and that after many ages
and generations, man, and his associ
atca appear?
ANSWER. | contemplate that the, c
was apcriod Of time, afi cr the sun had
melted down the ice into water that
there was 4 beginning Of the process oil
the formation OF air, which was eject
rd by law OF the economy or the
living globe, which has been treated in
answer TO question VII.
contemplate that in the formation
Of the globe, according to the ncbul;c
theory Of cciltripetal attraction, and
centrifugal force, that the lighter mass.
cS formed its surface, which must
have been ice (sincc it is now water)
Until the sun converted it into water.
1t is not nero ulrpliosophc to
suppose that water can be converted
into air, than that ice, or any solid
matter can be converted into Il liquid
or gaseous state, although, the torna-
ton OF air, from wafer, may be grant
ed to hc formed on the same =, or q
similar p''uciplc: as in natural or or
Ganic chemistry, many kinds Of water
su' gc"crlS, IS concoctcd from the blood
! therefore contemplate that all the
land Of the globe was at one time
covered with water, except that which
was crnstcd with icc-aud that there
was none, or very little air; and in
which period, such animal life, as Ply
s!olo"y informs US, existed without air
or at least, with but very little of that
element, inhabited the globe. They
were zooplitcs Nc. At y late period,
when some land began to emerge from
the ocean, and that in the same ratio,
the air was increased in quantity and
density, We find shell fish, insects, tor
toiscs, frogs, reptiles and lizards; and
that after many countless ages and
generations, when, the air had grown
upwards TO the distance Of many miles
in thickness, diminishing the water in
the same ratio Of its ancie..t, and
thereby leaving dry the surface OF con.
tncnts and islands, nan, and his asso
ciateS appear.
QuEs"oS, IN. What is the cause Of
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS no,ofes the
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
that Il" has removed his Stables near the De-
poi OF The w. & NJ. X. Road, where lie is ready
ut all lines TO take charge Of diseased Horses
Tor a moderate charge in all eases where there
Is no cure no pay will be expected. lie nlSo
continues Ia take Passengers to and from The
Depot, end expects shortly to receive n New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods lie will haul
al me Ola rate of ~ cents per package, and
soiirt'S the patronage Of the public.
Feb. %, 1853 l7-,f
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NoTE, |. "'rhc modern p;' oSoplcrs o?
Sweden seem agreed that the water Of
the Baltic gradually sink in regular pro-
portion, winch they have vcn,urrl to csti-
mate at half an inch nvory year. Twruly
centuries ago, the fiat country Of Sranl-
navia. must have been covered by the sc a;
while The high lands rose .hovc thn waters
as so many islands Of various forms am! d.
mcna.unS. Sur! indeed. u The Notion uiv
cn Us by Mc!a, p!irlY, arI Tactus Of The
vast countries round the 6lIiic. See IN
Blbliohcqmn kais"nec, from 81. and NV. a
large abstract o! Dalln's History oi .Swc-
drn composed in the Swedish language"
G!JAon, vol. !, pagu l22.
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Notice.
Look Up Street,

WErE CLAEk's HOTEL. is still in on.
cration-Q QsIanks to HE kindness OF good
iricnds(-rca4;' 10 receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction.
MIR. G. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cNcci!ed By any house III the country
Everything the market can furnish sllal!
be spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
clcanly. The beds arc alI in good order.
and shall be kept so. Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. II, ISL ]! r
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TlNDAL, WATSON eco,

@LS'LIho WV IA J. DOlN WtU,
TIE. subscribers having established Them.
sclvc. ~ The stand opposite a. J. Moses Store,
respectfully sr!icis the attention of their friends
and the public 10 ,nci- well selected Stock
Their assortment comprises all article" usually
Kept, trcqii"% HYuors) aud will be constantly
rrp!cnishcd, and disposed Of on az favorable
terms as are offered any where.
Their stock consists in part ns follows -
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings.
ladies Collars, Chcmiseitcs, and Under
sleeves,
!.accs, EdsinGs, and Inscr:ings,
laconct and Swiss MuslinS
Ladies and gci!tcmcn's l.. C. IIlkf's
large lot OF Hosiery and Gloves, Cr;lvats
and Stocks Also.
y iu!i supply of Prints and Dnmcsiics
GROCERIES,, Hardware. lIullowarc,
Carpenters and Blarhsniil's Tools,
Sistcrn Pumps ana l'.Is#, Carriacc Trim
m!ugs,
crnckrry and Glassware, saddIcry and
Harness,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS, Ready made
Clothing. Sc. *. Ne.
TlNDAL, WATSON & co.
JAMES S. TlspAi
SAMUEL WATSON.
H. w. CARDHER.
February %, 1854 IL If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-07-05
In Equity Sumter District,
William Lewis,
Admir-. of BILL.
Leonard White,
vs.. T.. ]. 81 M. Moses

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Tie creditors Of The late Dr. JAmcs IIAYN
SwoETH, entitled 10 claim under his assignment
to the above named Defendant cxecii,J on
The 2Sih day of July a. ID. 1912 are hereby no.
tilted that, by an order in the above stated
cause, they are required to establish their de
mands before me, Commissioner in Equity for
sumter District aforesaid, OH or before The
first day of May next.
also give notice that I will until the
said first day of May next, receive proposals for
the sale OF Il part of the real estate conveyed hy
the aid assignment, lying partly if not wholly
hy lands of DR.. !. &. IIAYNswoETIr, w. l..
BRUHSoH, II. J. CoGIrLAN, and Mrs. G.. Dos.
SAKn, and by the new road running from Sum.
icrville to the steam mill Off. J. CoGuIAN d.
Co., supposed 10 contain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. f. b. HAYNSWORTU,
Dec. 81. 1853. If