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An A Count of Probate holden ~ kennebunk ,wihn ana
Tor the County Of york, the first Monday In June in
The wear of our Lord eighteen hundred aud ffy four
by The Honorable Joseph u. Nye, Judge of said
COlr:
IN The peition Of Israel r. scammon, interested In
m. e.t ate IL william Seaman, late or saeo, ~
said County deceased praying that administration oI
The estate or said deceased may be granted a. Rufus
=. Tapiey, Of said saeo, OF some other suitable per-
son:
orptnrp-That the petitioner cite the widow aud
neu of Kin 10 take administration. AMI give notice
thereof 10 the heirs of said deceased aud a persons
In said estate, by causing copy of this
der 10 be publish a In the Unon and Eastern Journal
prued in Biddefufd In said County, three weeks sue
se.syeiy, that they may appear ut Probate couu Ia
he holden nj York, In said County, on the hrsi
Monday In July next. at ten Of the clock In the fore
noon and shew cause. " any they have, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be srantei.
Atiest.-fRANCtS BACON, Register
true copy. Atiest,-PRANCiS BACON, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held nj Kennebunk, within and
for the County at York, the fnh day of June, IN
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and my
four, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nyc Judge OF said
rCouT
OsMJN X. COBB, named Executor in a certain
" instrument, puTpoiting 10 he the last viii and
Testament at RosN ell Cobb, late Of Buxton, in said
County, deceased. having presented the same for
probate;
ORDERsp-That the said Executor give notice 10 nll
persons Interested by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in tho Union
and Eastern Journal, printed nj BiddeIord, that they
may appear nj a Probate Count 10 be held ut York,
in said County, on the first Monday Of July
next Mt ten Of the clock IN the Orenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved approved aud allow ed the last
will and testament Of the said deceased.
Auest.-PRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy--Attcsi, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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" Thomas Todd. Esq, former publish.
or Of the Eastern Argus, Portland, died Of
the Cholera in Boston, the 18th ultimO.-
His age was 81.
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Commissioner, Notice.

WYE having been appointed by the Hon. Joseph Nye
w Judge of Pr-bate or the County u York. To receive
an examine the claims Of the creditors of George W. Fol
son. late of Cornish In said County, deceased whose es-
tate Is represented solvent give notice that six months
commencing the first day u May, have been allowed %
said creditors bring In and prove their claims, and ina!
wewll attend to the service assigned US at the ONCE o.
Luther s. Moore, Esq, In Limerick on saturday, the sec
ond day Of September and Saturday the seventh AMI sat
uniay the days of October next, from one 70
six o'clock, 7. NJ. ABNER BURBANK, lCommis'rs.
EDENEZER Frye
Dated this first day of June, A. ID. 1851.
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DEMAINING uncaled for In The Post-Ofhce, Bddeford,
IL July 7th, 1854.
I Persons calling for any OF inc following letters, viii
please say they are advertised.
Anderson Joanna d Hammond Htn'ah Perkins Polly
Atwopi Ira Hayes Smith Philbrick KID
DIcktDrd Oliver Harvey George ii Page William
Burlell George NJ Hufchlns Edward Perkins Mary X
Deanber Caroline Hackeu SAM Vulnt sarah
berry Melissa J Ham Jane Quinnmam VI
Iarnes u Hutchinson Lacy Rumery Elizabeth
burgess Oriann Il Hunt !.1cn Ross l. mrs
Blasdell Ann NJ Haskell lssbcna hhcies Mary
burgess Eliza Hin Harriet Hand Elizabeth ii
Hangs Mary A Hilton Hvra Ross Elizabeth
Bickfoni sally Hilton Frances Roberts hydia IL
Butland IA Hackitt Julia Rankins Lucy
bunker Olive Hanson Juieu nec Nancy
durham George IIutchlns clark Heed Margaret j
bryant Hose Jerden Lawrence Roberts William
Berry Levi jordan Mary Ross Albert
Bridges Martha johnson Ebridge Sawyer John Esq
Chairman IIan,h A Joy Mary Shofey Margaret
Chick MARY 40 johnson Freeman stoidari Lizzie W
Cooper Mary Jlson Stephen Staples Helen
Cleayes Robert p jordan II Jr stnchfeld Par'r l.
Chadbourn Erast's Kimbal Mary A Shaw Priscilla
Cleayes Nathan Libby Joseph Small Deborah
Clement benjamin Lcayiu SHAW Parker
COolbro;h Laur't Locke Eiikapeth sawyer Emma W
Cousins ANGELA leighton Rhoda Smith James Capt
Corliss Mary J Lord Eliza III smhh Hannah L3
Cotton Cynthia ] 2 Leenan Maria Trip Louisa
Cilley William Libby Eliza Thompson Mary q
Clark Charles Lord Acsah AZ Taylor John
Clare Fanny Lori Eliza il TarboS Mary
Cole Mary Lowell Lucy IL Th,mpson Jane
Chick Emily Lebroke Jane Townsend Nancy
Ceon Isabella Leach Hannah U Tfbox samuel Jr
Clark Hannah Libby George Y Tiuriow Emily Z
Coburn Deborah + Libby Rotheus nrboS T ii
Dinsmore Ann Ieayitt Mary Underwood Edn
Donnell Angelina Libby Ierrih Lyman
Dunn l. Latham Isabel kIttun Susan j
Davis Ann l. Lowering julia watson Marx
Dana Thomas Lunt susan Wiley Stephen
Dow Andrew Low William Warren Trisram
Davis David McInre Mary Weymouth ii
Dunn AIansono McIntre Mary Il Webster Vim 4
Emery Joshua Murphy Ann Wariwell Joshua
Emery Hannah Marble james Woodsom Achsa
Fowler Betsey Mcdaniel James 9 Willard Mary A
Fogg Olive A Morton Whtcomb fra'is 4
FLANDERS Augusta Mclean james West Ann
Folsom EllenS Meserye Simon White James
Folsom Lydia Morton Sylvia York Emily
foss Phebe X McDonal Ma,aT
Fee Martha A Mason z mrs FOREIGN LIST.
Parren Erczene Morse A y mrs Gilroy Hannah
farnham Mary II Morrison Charfes German Michael
Cilpatrick Pbineas Mann Sophia Hicks Mary2
Cannon James Moore Jult NJ mrs Burns Edward
Fitzpatrick Louis'd Matthews Julia AherR llonora o
Gowe Rachel Mckinney John W McRaith Mary
Greenleaf Mary s Morse Abi1 l. mrs Ash Michael
Graham Eliza Maddox Ethllnda Mcdonald John
Gouldng Harriet ID Mason John Carlin Edward
Goodwin Lucinda Nutting ii Y miss Coughlln Timothy
Goodwin Elisha Peabody Maria Lenaghan Patrick
Goodwin Henry Peterson A McCarty Ann
Goodwin Josiah l. Parsons james o Conely Erfe
Gorham Charles Perkins John Capt Walmsey Robson
JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster.
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A. n Count Of Probate held mt Kennebnnk, within and
for the County Of York. on the first Monday ~
June, In the year of our Lord eighteen hlind red
and fny four, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge of said Court:
IN the petition Of George Gowell, guardian OF Hen
" lamin y. Leach. George u. Leah, Lew i. Leach
aud Charles r. Leach, miners aud children ~ Lew
Leach late of Boston, deceased. praying for license
to sell and convey, at public auciion or private SAFE
MI the right title and interest of his sa waids, ~
and % certain real estate, situated In sanio'1, w
said county, and the proceeds thereof a. be pat to IN
terest viz :-welve acres of and with house there.
on on the road leading nom Lebanon Ia Sanford
Corner, aud more fully described In said petition.
ORDERED, That the peiiioner give notice thereof Ia
all persons Interested IN said estate. by causing copy
Of this order 10 he Published IN the Union aud Eastern
Journal printed In Bddeford IN SAID county for three
week. successfully that they may appear alta Probate
Count 10 be held at York ~ said county, on the first
Monday 10 July next. at ten "f the clock In ~
foienoon, and shew cause, amp they have, why the
ptayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS BNCON. Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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shcri6',s Sale.

YsRE, SO. NAV 20th, 1854.
u,AKEN execution In favor Of Nathaniel Wells and
Charles II. He'll, Of SOmersworth In the County Of
Straor, and State II New HAMPSHIRE copartners and
jointly negotiating under the firm Of Wells bell,
against Oliver fernad, of Berwick, In said County Of
York. yeOmanj also execution In favor of Thomas Shap-
leigh 81 SOmersworth aforesaid, against the said Oliver
ferld also execution In favor Of Thomas VI. Went
WORTH of Lebanon, In said County Of York. against the
said Oliver ferna the having been attached on the
original wrts In the above suits, AMI will he sold ut Pub
lie Auction, on the premises hereinafter mentioned on the
eighth day Of July 1851 at two Of the clock In the aer-
noon, all the right In equity which the said Pernah has to
redeem the tracts parcels u land lying In Berwick afore-
said, and bounded AMI described as follows, 10 witt
certain tract pael IL land with the dwelling house and
other buildings thereon AMI lying the north-easterly
side Of the new road leading from Great Falls Village
Rochester by the dwelling house of the said Oliver Fer
nald, and bounded southwestery by the road aforesaid
norh-wesierly by land Of Samuel W. Fox and Samuel
stngsj north-easterly by land Of said Samuel W. Fox
and said Samuel Stilngs, and by land Of Andrew IL. E
AMI souh-easterly by the rad leading frum Great Falls
Village To Lebanon AMI by land of Jethro l.. Babb, by
land formerly owned by the Great Fails Manufac-
turing Company AMI by land II Nathaniel Grant, contan-
err tract gore Of land bounded sou-easery by land u
Nathaniel Grants northeaseriy by the road now leading
from Parks and larss by Hiram Narneys soap-house
10 Rochester and southwestcy by the road leading from
the covered bridge, 50 Called 10 Rocesterj the said first
described tract or parcel being under mortgage 10 Nathan
lei Wells, Of Somersworh, aforesaid by deed dated Sep
tember = 1851, AMI also IN Oliver Worster of Berwick
aforesaid, by deed dated February y 1885, and the said
last described tract gore being under mortgage To Oliver
worster Aforesaid by said deed dated February 4 1852
the above deeds being all duly recorded In the Registry OF
Deeds for said County of York Conditions made known
at the time and place u sale.
23-3w MARK T. MARSllALl- Deputy Sheriff.
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Wood Wanted.

nm CORDS WOOD wanted, hard or son, for burning
lUU Bricks, for which cash will he paid by the sub
scrber, at the Brick Yard at the Mile Brook, calll
HARDIN TAYLOR.
BiddefOrl, June 18th, 1854. 2I-tf
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AZ n Court Of Probate held at Kennebnk, within and
for The County of York, on the first Monday In
June, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundred aud
ff:y.four, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye, Judge
Of said Court
Joseph Bragion, IT., administrator Of the estate OF
81 Elizabeth Gilman. late Of York, In said County
deceased, having presented his first account Of nd.
nsifation Of the estate Of said deceased Tor allow
ance;
Ia MI persons interested, by causing copy IL this or
er To- be published three weeks successfully 10 the
Union and Eastern Journal printed at Bddeiord IN said
County, that they may appear ut Pobate C"lr TO be
held at York, In SAID County, on the drs; Mon
day q, July next, at ten Of the clock 10 the iotenoo
and shew cause, u any they have, why The same
should not be allowed.
Aiiest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Auest,-fRANCls BACON, Register.
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WILL he sold at Auction on saturday, July lst, 1854
at O'Clock, =. NJ, the premises, (unless preyi
ousy disposed OF two tenemen, story house. pleas
anty and conveniently situated on laine Street, ON Spring
Island, next west Of the resienc, Of Geo. H. Adams
Said house Is well finished within and without One
both tenements will he disposed u at private SALE II ap
plication Is made to s. W. Luques Esq., or Thos H. Cole
or the subscribers, previous to the day public sale
perfect title will be given. MOSES BRADBURY,
sAM'L 7. MERRILL,
BiddefOrd, June 18th, 1854. 2t-2w
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n Mob Dispersed |!

()Nh bottle o. Pages Bei.Bug ANNfIIILAToR dis.
Prsen whole mob q b~i.bues at the shortest notice
Price 23cents bottle. Il can be hal of "''''N'
ID. L. MITCHELL Sacs Ne
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w DOL Wanfcfl
Dwelling House for sale.

exchange for goods for cash. the highest marke
L price, at the NEW YORK STORE,
A-u Nos. 05 and 90 Factory Island, saco.
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Mocha MIC sFair in Portland, Ne.

SEPTEMBER, 1884.
TIME Maine Charitable Mechanic Associatioa
J. will hold u FAIR aud EXHIBITION for Pro-
miums, in Portland, Maine, commencing on tbs
10Th DAY OF sESTEMBEn NEXT.
And invite contributions from every Industrial prol
lfcs.iou. Choice specimens Of ingenuity and skhl
unique and valuable domestic productions, nat.
,,ral aud ariiicia-lhe delicate aud beautiful han.
Ji.work OF icnalcs-labor saving machines, i'm
plencnis Of hnsbandry, new models Of machinery,
and indeed, articles from every department VI
manufacture, which Il would be inpracticable u
psricuarizc ~ this advertisement
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will he awarded TO
owners or manufacturers Of arichs deemed wor-
thy of that Distinction
STEAM POWER will be provided. 10 show any
model or machinery IN operation TO the best od-
vantage.
Further inflammation is communicated in che Car
cular issued by the Association, which may be o''
tanned at this Office, or by addressing
l2-cowif J.R. MILLIKEN, Cor. See.
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NIOlasscs.

casn., and rOs n; sS sss;;' Z os Or x''
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SUMMER STYLES,

SUMMER &TYL E.S.
silk, Mole-skin, Extra Drab Beaver Awake, White
Planters, Panama. Canton, Straw, Palmlea Sennet Mag
var, Black and Drab Kossuth, Fur and Wool, beaver
Drab and Black Hats and extra lot Of Fancy saws
every variety for Children.
1 Cash and the highest price paid for Shipping Furs
Having had experience Tor a number Of years In the
business, he hopes to meet the wants Of the public and
share their patronage. Do MT forget Crystal Arcade
building.
N. B-persons In want Of Hats Caps will do well to
call and examine for themselves. Hats made to ORDER
BiddefOrl, June 18th, 1854. 2l-tf
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7 0GwO0D, Fustic, Camwood, Redwood, Nader, Rel
IL Sanders, &c., &c for sale by
22-tf d.. MITCHELL.
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list OF LETTERS

DEMAINING uncalled for In he POst0nice, BIddeford
IL July 5th, 1854.
r Persons calling for any OF tne following letters viii
please say they are advertised.
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DYE Woods.

INDIGO BLUEING, IL L. cents per box, Just received
/ by 2l-u ID. l.. MITCHELL.
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JJOBsON x sTORER have this day received a new
i stock 81 West India Goods and Gr,ceries.
Their stock Is the largest In town, and comprise
many articles that cannot be obtained nj any other store
Purchasers wishing for the very hest articles at the loves
prices request call and examine for themselves.
saco, May Goth, 1854. 2-u
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To the Medical Profession.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

THE second Annual Meeting Of the Maine Melical Assoc
L citation win he held In Portland, on the hrst Welnes
Cow TO. sTocRBIIDGE, Cor. Sec.
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DIR: STR s(Is9s|a
f4INI1s{![ STOMACH: PILLS j

remedy for cgh, cd, oata,r, Bronsa cr1,.n Raoepng g
Ctoh Asthma Consumption Nervous Dsedses Uyspsia COS
iu.e,, Eyapas D.ta@ Of hs Heart Iamation and fan
,anosd aate of ne Son,ac ree the dre's and bad
fes1o from, eating hearty ~ in beak ana dytse haot
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE.
These Pills act as an EIpectoant Tonic and Apeent One
Is cent box possesses three times power cure diseases
than one dollar bottle Of othe syups Baams OF sals
paras that were made simple trial Of only one box
will prove this important truth. "a.
They promote E1pectorAfion, Loosen the
Phlegfn, and Clear tho Lungs and other Score.
tory Organs Of all morbid mstss ana ans ,Iste os
iyarng healing properties 70 the Lungs and Vital Or
eans as these Pills They Cure Costiveness, produce
. good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen. tho
Price Is cents per box containing Is doses Of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and got the Planters
Almanac GRATIS giving full particulars and certificates OF cures
Both kinds Of the aboyenamed Pills are for sale In
Every Town and Village In North and South
Caro1inas
In Camden by T. ]. WORKMAN s Co.. who also
keep a supply Of Dr. SPENCERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and DR.. BULLS CELEBRATED PILLS,
which stop the Chils and Fever the first day. :
July %. 80 1880, ~
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLAs-
- TER.

THEE graf REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM,
Gout Pain in the side Hip, Back Limbs and Joints;
scrofula, Kings Evil hite Swelling, Hard Tumors,
Stiff Joints, and all fixed pains whatever.
Where the plaster is applied pain cannot exist.;s
It has been beneficial in cases of weakness, such as
Pain and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs,
Lameness, Affection of the. Lungs in their primary
stages 1t destroys inflammation by perspiration.
james L. Boyd, Pickens district South Carolina,
tes,ies that by its alone he was cured Of Rheu'
matism in both of his knees, of Several years stand
ing.
The following was handed us by respectable
Physician in Georgia.
ME,sls ScvvIL d MEAD Gents: ! have been
us ng your Livcrwort and Tar, Hebrew Plaster very
extensively i'll my practice for three years past, and
it is will pleasure that state my belief in their su
periorty OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES, with which am
acquainted, ior the purposes for which they re-
commended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially is an
UNIVERSAL pANAcEA for local pains. have also found
it most application for Sprains and Bruises
1t gives universal satisfaction wherevsr used
5. S. OoLIN. NJ d.
Knoxville. Ca March 4th, 1858.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALL BOWEL DISEASES,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
BILIOUS CHOLIC, !
CHOLERA INFANTUM

CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS CHOLIC !
DIARRHGA, CHOLERA INFANTUM
Also admirably adapted to many diseases Of Females,
most especially to painful menstruation
The Virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too ,oeA knon to re-
quirs Eacon'iams.
lst It cures the worst cases of Diarrhoea. I'd. 1t
cures the worst forms Of Dysentery. Sd. 1t cures
California or Mexican Darihea. 4th. Hrelieves the
seyerest Collie 9th. 1t cures Cholera Morbus 9th.
II cures Cholera Infantum. 18th. 1t cures Painful
Menstruation. 9Th. 1t relieves Pain i'll Back and
Loins 9Th. It counteracts Nervousness and De-
spondeney. 10th. 1t restores Irregularities. llth
1t dispels gloomy and hyst rcal Feelings. 10TH It's
an admirable Tonic.
fen short Extracts from Letters Testimonials dc.
/ 81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
have found it most efficient, and in my Judgment
valuable remedy" q, Hon. HIRAM WARNER.
Judge Of Supreme Court, Ca
cit gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs Cordial-my own personal experience, and
the experience of my neighbors and friends around
me- is sufficient guarantee for to btlieve 1T to be
all that it purports 10 be,viz. SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
WM II. UNDERWOOD.
Formerly Judge of Supreme Court, Cherokee ct.
al take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases,
for which believe it to be a sovereign remedy-de
cdedly superior to any thing else tried by me
A. A. GAuLDINe, Deputy g. d., OF
the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
| Il have used jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this, with all hear aboutit as remedy by those
who have tried it. induces to believe that it stands
at the head of every preparation of the kind, and
woud.recommend its in the disease for which it is
| compoundedn MILES G. DoBBINs, Cashier OF
| the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin
eff there is any credibility in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-eminent above all
other preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases
From the mass of testimony in its favor from coming
in from oil quarters it must be very far in advance,
as curative agent of most if not all other patent
preparations" A. FLEMING, Cashier Marine d
| Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Ths efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia,
and gaining commentator wherever used"
Georgia JefersOnian, May 18th, 1853
| For sale by T. ]. WORKMAN & Co.. Camden J. F.
KENNEDY Co.. Ridgewsy; T. A. DAReAN, Darling
ton W. T. DAReAN & Co., Sumterville; P. b. Mo
| GREGoR, Columbia.
| PRINCIPAL DEpors.
HAyILAND, HARRAL d RlsLY, New York.
HAvILAsD, HARnAL & Co, Charleston.
| j. WRlaur & Co., New Orleans.
| VIM. ". BLISS & CO., Proprietors,
| SAVANNAH, GA.
Aug. 15,. &S3 ly.
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FULLER,S HAT STORE.

~ THIS new and handsome EMPOklUMI q
.9OF FASHION, situated few doors south -
OF MIR. A. M. Hunts United States Hotel, and near
the corner of Bridge and Richardson streets; is
complete Mr.. F. having had seven years experience
in the hating business in Columbia; deems it unnec-
essary to say more than that he will rave on hand
all times most thorough and completely rssorted
stock of everything necessarily pertaining to -
First-class Hat and Cap Establishment.
All of which he proposes to sell for CASH, or on short
time, as cheap can be bought in the United States
eB- Sizes registered for customers. Hats shaped to
fit the head. Also, REPAIRING at short notice.
P. w. FULLER, Manufacturing Halter,
2Ss Richardson street. Columbia, 5. C.
Aug 20, 30 an
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VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

7HE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Tract
4 j. of Land on Big Lyches Creek, formerly owned
e S. Ioyk s s ssRsn
eight thousand acres.
The improvements consist Of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time Of his DEATH consist
ins Of Dwelling House, Gin House. Screw and all
necessary outbuildings all in good repair Also ano-
sthsr settlement, with comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary outbudings There is also on the prem.
hes and convenient to both settlements, frstrate
Grist Mill, on never.failng stream.
This conceded to be the most valuable and desira-
bic apd on Eynches Creek and its productiveness s
knownto be unsurpassed by any other in the country
further description is unnecessary-p are
invited to call and examine for themselves The land
will be sold in body, divided suit purchasers and
the terms made liberal. j. D. YOUNG.
Aug 16, 1854. 33
Sumter Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy to the amount of ten dollars and send
bills to this Office.