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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
GOO
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKE6,

something new Oh, Vest OF the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
= d arranged that you eau with eae morse aiu inh
- rake from Is TO - of heavy grass IA one ID.
They ara The thing To enable you get your grass n
tine without 40 many hands. Made ~ superior
sle OF III. best and toughest timber. We'll painted 10
stand the weather and warranted 10 b. equal to m!
row in use, at the Steam Agricultural i'spni u
ALbNZn NUIESE.
Main 81 Noltns Ills june Esd, ir53.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
100 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

Or 1nE ursl cossfatr1ies; 50 A. 10 ADMIT pRAt"ii
II HEY are ria.ie ia the choicest manner d surS good
4 looking bureau, calculated To krep cut ~. OF the
inrt and yerrnn trbc. sa flies. asts, r4ts, nor any,
thing tn kind yea T. .our PRO isots NAth u.
Ias .. ana fresh Ia iaci one Of thu best pieces u
domestic ecoGomy.
Manufactured ii the Steam Agricultural Depot Of
sLoNXo N0URSE,
rr,.. Main street Moline, Ills.
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I, STERN
s Y i ST q I E

W " -
h. 5pb,erifer ueull gtsl~,tihils ataf
III :, III Il satraAfsl.lr eeti 'as 81 s#z 3.
Arrlsr,l aHz 4aa Ea#f a ta aA LAW 49, .s A.l
60. VIII E5ttha!. .5t ELL, VI fa lHt#st utt za| Hts
.t.,f stl sfIs carefully -sistted fem tt fe13a =
L t,lt,fe K o.. Aiaas,& A..Wai linen o,es@
all, al N,s a#al rcasalatie IeEln-.
rae ugdggsseicd believing thai insm"aeht sh',
u ia. =urIHtl tar,fg business eau only 7 stHtFn y
IN bfEy lie Vey les. artelss. AID .dN", fzHt isAi
fs5ii II The same .uiefiof, Uniform sat IA
net ~ .p III .tate trt VIII not aata fbe tas e iAa
ut.fi s.t ta3pg ht% assortment al Stoves ii h"i9
Challenge Air.Tighs o. 1873, Lady Q. inc
lake queen 81 th9 WIS.,, BIO her jon
athaa Atlantic ior coal, inea
with Fire Brick, Paeif-
10 Alright;
Ths st,,yt vii meet the w.siIts oi t1e farmer ffe
n9n!s Of superior guilty. VIA iaAte; Etat3te ;ta
EASTERN Partot stoves. The My Queen. Union gaElnE,
Fir, Qucea fa,e's Patent Sell Regulator, n'! "
ticlefor purlorusc
+ smiths Mirror aud handsiger Parlcr StoYc, VI.
tirrls new hi lhis market.
have atsa far stie and msuricture q order cref.
article comics ted with rrelar Upper, Tia Htsd heel
Iron ware mandatory
Tin Roofing, Rubbed. llnin ANIL standing groove, 81
Tin Or q pner aLd warranted light,
All those IN want aftB above art!hta "iil q Fa ~
giving mo 4 tail, rs think Van show them s tdNd
tapns III making q eand bargain. Country Rtfsaalks
.rptlfea with Tin ware nf9yer, descriptions iaR prit
The Subscriber has had fifteen years ~ ts
oYe bushes. in New York state, and VIII ~ I'D PEE
souaiy 70 ail orders entrusted % him With Ite
aUd dispatch.
old Stoves, Copper, Brass, Rags &c. taken ia e'.
,hatEe for goods. -
doors from I'M corner II Brady. opposite Wilson
Harles's tarseefy store. JAMES plaua l.
R>vIspoRr Scii, -, 81 Il.
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100 Yds. OF
WIRE RFEyERY,

t-KNN No. ? to No II ultsh, from 1850 - lEchts
Il " ld-, or wider II ari ma M q taAt,t.-s,
Fos Rolling Screens, for Ertst uts all sizts10S FaH-
hing u iits Mat VI IL and thsss5 Saf'S Cellar " IN
doRs, with without frames. fsshd >iEa3 wire For
bradtuc sieEes ARA making Hr"HUs. Sc. g.,
scre.Gary for ieREdry aua shop Window to prevent
breaking glass and cot shat oUt tgi-all IL Chicago
and ST. Louis prices.
At tAs steam Agricultural DEPOT Of
aLoAZO SUURSE.
Main Street, Moline, Ills. Junc %.
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HORATIO G.. NoU RISE s
Premium Chain Pumps.

J7iIE subscriber is Row manufacturing and prepared
| 10 furnish at Wholesale and Retail 10 dealers and
Others any number of the above superior Endless
Chain Pumps He will suppl, either complete Pumps.
tubing. curbs chain. and al such prices as canneI
fail 10 give satisfaction.
As every portion cf the wood work IS manufactured
BY mae hiaery, they not only more exact. but can
b. furnished a, less than half tia price i would
cast To make the same article by haEd. His tubing
new article, toIyara aud groored, and eahhoi es ~!
possibility leak.
An tkBs who have used this pamr pronounce i ri.
ieror to any ever invented for simplicity atd durbt.
ih Il keeps the well covered It'd ~ 1he s+'tt Aiat
protected from dirt ~hla all OF he water used bong
drawn from the bottom comics VI iErr and gold But
the best recommendation Is trial. therefore a,s fear
ueighbor Who has tried one, purchase and srY for
Yourself
10000 feet culing
5000 lbs Chain;
And other materials carfrsloi row IN hand aa
with lr.e uutnbsr ~ rasd nsd Pump. for ale low
III the establishment OF the subscriber. fen doars
above Soursr's store, iu ant5ur, itls
H0RATto u, SOuRSR.
june ea1. 1859. t2-a
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room

f.nt.rr .4hnR Am rSuEKfAkrR.
RESPECTFULLY Informs his frirEtls
md the public thath carries ~ hHsi-
" .va.,az1s1s nc.s ms above, Brady street doors
3 rrs4--.-3-ss.-ss-s above the old stand
M Furniture sud -hcs eases made g erasr ~
~. shrr,,.tnot Davenport, June o. ls53-ai -on
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13

JUEIATh IRON STORE

JUEIATh IRON STORE
Fr"E .sssnb..s btglue f+.aiy ii an lg. Hes for iAe
L rsIa af
Pittsburgh 1roa, Nails, Steel, &C.
~ .'i s,.an flsf .Ia aHriurg 81 lrsswIou receive
b. Rs sstle Iru=. Ia. NIaE -, arhsWlh Fools,
E@psE apa Wagon StftuRe, Spriu~ saa Cast tGeis A..
J. ~. DALzELI. b BRO,
isb -, I6ss FIl..s AID PER-, SIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
W D. SMITH,

having permanently loeated Gt
w CAunu.hc would inform the citizens and eentlft
geueraii t,, he is r.1d. 10 repair az ktuas -
Clocks .d witches. ln such Way ast1 Ely: general
satisfaction Work from distance pf sm.i'! attended
o. Sign ~ a tig Watch,
eafnanche, De, - ie53-I6-R
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II I-------N7T : u % F8F-F- u
~ NlNltA lnIa1 g tI#a fair# Cta'k#eg arf
rr FlH -tssst, ofasl-t st"t ii fe!ltattg ate
ar'a p IS So sack Goats Figa 80 B,
me- 5 Il. weeds. Ttl.@s
ever Goa beaver. Lioa SKIN,
Po'Crsh m klarko and
Pilo. his D. di sren. Colors
ALSO, Vrsas o. every ylg ala pattern;
Paasalcons, Black 20 10, Zoe Skin and
Fancy cassime.1s;
F Ft.NS h.re q Ft.a. sa y r. atrry styl~ NJ S-tS.
ader H,gts. Hr-n ives. C.gy=tS. szs8 az ss,hefs,
stocks, Gloves. Sacks sh teilac.:
Also, a Ate lot 81 Boys Pts I'D yasts.
JOHN J3ED y.
Ma ra-a .tay
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-13
NEW GROCERY STORE,
49,, A. YJ,.41asv

,yr pnNayFp thnir Grocery nnd Provision
| S,.rt Is the corner OF ID and Brady streets ""-
der thr Gazette nficc, ,,.,5...i
THY n..,p sti#tsri therso,k, s1Astaft'' II MT,
t1p III &c ttc.r ,lertaslr. rasaiHFS, a3Nl - =.
81 htd Black Young H.sot ard fn.taa' i''' ~. !.
tasuyr. al w. esige 81 Sn.E Na -. ~ L
E,nds spjers nrsd Arpits tea Pat,has Nnt -
and MatkersI. uriedat'dPek tedts slliss. b'slai,
peklr. Tobacco Glass aud Mails kahtt"a sts'
Cram a Alum salt. Ia ftsi wc hHAs rfetAih,iE 80
ifft,. Nth ihs Gfucsrs ff4d. Also, Aaaa hseast
!, ", ~ t5.i.n.fr Shos.ls .rs, slas AID Hains; SIR
ear-curca ltuIs, DC, ct
III n i. s' ,rl W q III.
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FET'NN TtNFN Tor sale ~
- SAMUEL IllR&cIIL.
WHOLESALE GRDl FIR, FRONT ST. BAZAAR
MAILS, s5 Kegs Boston, aud Pittsburgh Nu-,
~ "riy"d and TOD sal" by NJ. bAlZELL.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS,

HI Subscribers are constant! making variety "f
; Prtnug aud Wrapping fsspers II their NH IA Mo
line hd II tay ush fbr TnS reasonable auaftis Of
good .is,n e#4ltai linen rigs. nhEta{FtiifE E't
". A. hafehil xiii rGIi I'll thu Merchant. tNtf"Hrh
eatasI Iowa 4nA pay u n c4A - PaLerf thett
raes. NtEElp' " fEfsh -
Mulll,c. Jun. aNth i.jf
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7. C. EADS.

Book Biniery and Blank Book Mandatory
THE subscriber Is raW maxim. arrangements afa
| vii IS sooa :. possihla, establish BookbindeH
in Davenport, and will be prepared 70 DO every vare-
~ OF Binding. Bank Books made 70 order Plftien'
l-y attention paid 10 re-b-nding peFiofieals, &c
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Dsreapor., J1ae II, lss5.-l-f
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s-~E- .As.s. 81, leatet % q -..
/ osAS p.y1srsST DssE sIssx.
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TO RENT,

INROM Ut A pr the flhe conmodious Brick store and
j. Dwelling, Corner Rock Island mud % SITS.
Apply 10 e.. =. 4. Dow,
NH ~ second -. over Hardware store
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Burrows Il Prettyman.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
Ard wholesale and Retail Dealers IL
fAEsH sbGs3s,

sAEss sbGsgs,
QusensEare Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Clothing Salt, &c.
Having ample room for Storage We shall pa! pzrt4c-
asiar attention Receiving. Storing and Forwarding
4ls Goods consigned n
Cash paid al at times fer Produce.
FRONT Street Davenport, low.
Daveapor. Steam FIGURING Mills,
Wii be- kept ~ constant operation, and Farmers are
informed taai gay al times ia Cash The highest
market prlS. fgr Wheat. Flour aiways hand.
BURROWS & PREFIYMAS.
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LUMBER! LUMBER

OAR Us, Ftn,jng. Jo,sts etc, FIR sic at tie low
- saw Nh. iormariA HnNurd's.
ttESNvyTt 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
w. II. DURHsOE, Proprietor.
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
W.. DURISOE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR. sIMKINs, Editor.
T & r M ST.

Two DOLLARS per year. il paid in adrance-Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
montl,s-and THREE DOLLARS If not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
ly limited at the time of subscribing, will he consd-
cd rs made for an indefinite period, and will he con-
,ined until all arrearages paid at the option
of the Publisher. SUBSCRIPTIONS from other States
must invariably he accompanied with the cash or
crerence 10 soma one known to us.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conslicnonsly inserted
at IS cents per Square (l2 lines or lrss) for the first
Insertion and 37 for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81, per
square will he charged All Advertisements moi,
having the desired number of Insertions marked the
margin will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so on
ibcrul ,erns-it being distinctly understood that con-
rac,s for yearly advertising confined to The mc
date, legitimate business of the finn or individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
Fur announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising Es,rays Tolled Two Dollars, to be
said by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

WHAT mighty procession has been
moving towards the grave during all the past
year! At the usual estimate, since the first
of January, 1853, there have been more than
thirty one million fire hundred thousand OF
the worlds population gone down to the
grave. Place them in long array and they
will give moving column of more than thir.
teen hundred to every mile Of the circum-
ference of the globe. What a spectacle as
they move on, tramp, tramp, the =" Dead
March giving its funeral notes as they go
the silent shades
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Select Q1oetry,
MISCHIEF MAKERS.


Oh could there in the world be found
Some little spot Of happy ground,
Where village pleasures might 60 round,
Without the village tattling!
How doubly blessed that place would be,
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from the bitter misery
or gossip's endless prattling.
II fsuch spot were really known,
Dame peace might claim i, as her own;
And in it she might fix her throne,
Forever and forever;
There like queen might reign and live;
While every one would soon forgive
Thcli,te Sights they might receive,
And be offended never.
IT'S n,ischivf-makcrs that remove
Far from our hearts the warmth Of love,
And lead US all to disapprovc
What gives another pleasure
They seem to take ones part-but when
They've heard our cares, unkindly then
They soon retail them all again,
Mix'l with their poisonous measure.
And then they've such a cunning way,
or telling ll-mcnt tales: they SAY,
Don. mention what I've raid. pray,
-. ,.u - o., ,,,,,,b.r ~
Straieh, to our neighbours they 60,
Narrating everything they know,
And break the peace Of high and low,
Wife, husband, friend, and brother.
Oh that the notwithstanding crew
Were all reduced to one or two,
And they all PAINTED red or blue.
That cv'ry one might know them.
Thcn would our villagers fmgct
To rage and quarrel, fumc and fret,
And fall into an angry pct,
With things so much below them.
For tits 4 sad, degrading part,
To make another feel the smart,
And plant ;aggrr in the heart
We ought to love and cherish.
Then let us ever more be found,
In qnctncss with all around,
While friendship. JOY and peace abound,
And angry feelings perish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

GArEs-Never put up pair of bars
where you can hang good gate. Theyare
perplexing, and do not answer the purpose
half as well as u good gate. Where one
has to pass frequently into tield or enclo.
sure, the time occupied in taking them down
and putting them up will often pay the extra
expense Of constructing and hanging a good
permanent gate. which will last for years,
and may be opened aud closed in a,minute.'
Gates that hang on hinges SO as to swing in
and ont, and which fasten themselves both
backward and forward, by the means Of
springs, are the most desirable. Their apr
pearance, too, is quite in good taste, which,
is matter Of some Importance in most
situations s'-z> > ts;s - -'- - =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

THE Heir ArrARENr.-The Sandusky
(Ohin) Register states that Mr.. Hector Jen.
nings, of that city, has lately received letters
from his attorney. just returned from London,
assuring him of the entire and complete
validity of his claims as one of two heirs to
the immense Jennings estate, in England,
valued at SGO00O,OO0 and about which
there has been so much talk. Mr.. Jennings
is an old citizen of sandusky, having resided
here most of the time for seventeen years.
His attention was directed to the claim in the
year 1914, when he attended a convention
of the Jeuuingses, called purposcly for ira.
cling up the heirs to the unclaimed estate.
In that convention it was clearly proven.
that our MIR. Hector Jennings was the un-
doubted heir to one half of the uncounted
fortune; and he Immediately set about estab-
fishing his claim by proper evidence and due
course of proceeding. The history of his
lineage is Singular one, having much ofthe
air of romance about it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

CUTTING ScroSs.-The present month is
a proper tima for cutting scions for grating,
as also are December and January. Shoots
of last years growth from healthy and Wig.
orous trees furnish the only good scions,
and care should be taken that they are OF
firm, well ripened wood, as the value Of the
future tree depends on the perfection of the
scion as well as that Of the stock. They
can he kept until needed, in dry cool Gel.
lar, with the lower end hurried in the earth
or better in pits in dry sandy soil, situated
on the north side of wall or tight fence.
Rural New Yorker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
DIR. a. G. .TEAGUE,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist

Wholesale g. Retail Druggist
,ENAkES this mcrl,od of returning his thanks to
Il his friends and pa,rr,hs, for the patronage he
has received in the sac:of; i)rngs, Medicines &c.
He is now receiving an addition to his already
extensive Stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals,
Dye Staffs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty
Physicians Shop .Eurniture..&e
THE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES,
for Medicinal purposes,
Fine Cigar and Tobacco,
PERFUMERY
OF his own and Northern make,
French Extracts, &c, &c.
Paint, Hair, Hat, Shoe and Tanners brushes
Tinctures 8 Medicinal Compounds,
made under his own supervision in strict
accordar rec with the US. Disp'ry.
The most Reputable Nostrlslt,s,
All of which he will sell prices tha, will conpar.
tavorably with any Southern market. Those wish
ing to purchase articles in his lire will DO well to
call and examine his Stuck and prices.
Edur!i,ld e.. H., Jan 90 tr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

4 ITE Co-Par,n-rship heretofore existing between
The Undersigned, is this day dissolved by Alu-
tual Consent.
The name Of tn. Firm will Be used by either par
ty in liquidation. The Books and Notes will be
kept At their Old Stand. SALE 81 LARk.
Ausust IUih. iSJ3...5 ...l ss..i. 80 se-
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New Goods ALL New

FVNIIE Subscribers are now opening ut Winter
i Sea, in Edycicld District, a LARGE and
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of
DRY GOODS,
Besides full supply Of all other kinds Of G""ds
usually kept in the back country of the State. They
have just begun II joint business AMI mean to give
entir- satisfaction. it such thing be possible. Their
terms will be cash credit to suit purchasers, Il
liberal discount for cash of course.
The subscribers ask share of patronage from the
liberal people Of the two Districts Of Edg'tic!d and
Abbrvi!lc. and from Ill others pas>in. their way.
They intend tn be hospit,ble TO strangers, while all
in all 10 humc-iu!ks
J. l.. HARMON.
NATHAN SKINNER.
Jan II 81.
II independent Press and Abbeyi'lc Banner
copy until cnuntcrnandcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

+. lola MoSTEz TURNED Up AeAIS:-At
Grass Valley (Cal.) correspondent OF the
Mobile Advertiser writes:
"Our town has, for some months, obtained
notorety from the residence among US Of a
real live Countess. Yon may not be aware,
perhaps, that the renowned Lola Mnntez,
HeaIf, Hull, &C., Countess de Landsfeldt,
after exhibiting her agility in the "spider
Dance" upon the California boards for some
months, and getting married, finally settled
downin the quiet village of Grass Valley,
turned her new husband adrift, and applied
for divorce, and declares our town the
prcttiest place she has ever seen in the wide
world, and that she is determined on making
it her permanent home.
"T regard this IS only one Of the wild
freaks of Lola, aud doubt if she can be con-
tented to remain until the spring. She has
bought cottage, and made numerous addi
tions and attractions, and metamorphosed it
into French chateau, built beautiful
greenhouse and hotbonsc, purchased a choice
assortment of plants and flowers. keeps her
saddle horse and dogs, and among various
other pets, has a live grizzly bear chained in
her. yard, and amnses various Indian boys
and loafors by annoying him, and exciting
his utmost fury, and then by coaxing and
petting him-as only woman knows how
to do-will feed him with sugar from her
hand. The friends Of the Countess may be
glad to know of her welfare. She is rs
seducingIy social, and easily irritable as
ever"
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prophet, amid the lightning and thunder of
Sinai, was predicated Of the law, previously
given to Noah. after one race of men had
pcrished. "Whoso sheddeth mans blood,
by man shall his blood he shed: for in the
image of God made He man." In conforml.
ty t., these divine commands, is the law Of
the State under which you have been con-
demned. No longer is the blood of the
slave to he paid for with money; no longer
is the brutal murderer of the negro to 80
free "Life for life is demanded, and you,
poor, guilty creatures, have the forfeit t"
pay! A long experience, as a lawyer and a
Judge, makes it my dnty to say to you, and
to the people all around you, ncrcr hare |
knoun lie gully murderer TO go free! IT
judgement does not overtake him in the halls
Of Justice, still the avengcr of blood is in his
pursuit: still the eye, which never slumbcrs
or sleeps, is upon him, until in some uncx'
pected moment the command goes forth,
"cut him down. and the place which
once knew him shall know him no more for
ever" Since your trial, one of the wtnes.
ses, much censured for his participation in
some sort in your guilty deeds, has been
suddenly cut of from lJe! ;. >,
say to yon, Young men, "you must die"
Do not trust in hopes ofEXccutive clemencIy.
1t seems to me, however much the Cover.
nor's heart may bleed to say"no" to your
application, lie will have to say it. Prepa'e
yourselves therefore. as reasonable, thinking,
accountable men, for your fate. Search the
Scriptures repentance by godiy
sorrow for sin. Struggle night and day for
pardon. Remember Christ the Savior came
to save sinners, the chief of sinners. Learn
that you are such, and cast yourselves on
his bleeding bosom for mercy and forgi ives
ness, and he will then declare to you that
though your sins be us scarlet, they shall
be white as snow, though they he rcd like
crimson, they shall be as WOOL"
The sentence Of the Law is, that YOU be
taken to the place from whence yon came.
thence to the Jail of Colleton District; that
you be closely and securely confined until
Friday. the Sd day of March next, on which
day, between the hours Of 10 in forenoon
and in the afternoon, you and each of You
will be taken, by the Sheriff of Collector Dis.
trict, to the place of public execution, and
there be hanged by the neck, till your bodies
be dead, and may God have mercy on your
souls
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Notice..

A Ill Persons having demands against Dan.
N c. Smyly, decd, will present them mn,ed-
a,ely for payment and those IN anywisc indebted to
said Islai. must pay up without delay, as longer
indulgence cannot be gwen.
j. e. SMILEY, Adn,'or.
Dec % II 50
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ID ENG compelled by i'll health and the increase
I'D nf NV individual business To withdraw from
the Firm Of SALE u LARK take this opportunity
to return my most grateful thanks 10 my friends
anl customers f"r their patronage IbcralIy bcs
t"wrd, and To c.,mInen To their favor and palror-
age the New Firm OF LARK & BrcKMAsrEH.
JOHNSON SALE.