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+ AcoIDENT.-We learn from the Reporter,
that q Mr.. Wagner. while out cunning last
Friday, met with a serious accident In at.
tempting to raise the gun for the purpose of
shootiRgIa bird, the lock caught in bush, and
the contents of the gun were discharged, taking
effect in Mr. WIS right leg. entering the knee.
cap and going out on the other side several
inches below. 1t was thought at first that the
leg would have to be amputated, but the physi
clan thinks now, it will heal without that pain
full operation.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
0.rJ. 5. Redfield is publishing g Barnum's

GrJ. s. Redield is publishing /" Barnum's
Autobiography" but in consequence of the inn
msnse edition necessary to meet the orders al
ready reeeived, the book will scarcely be sea-
dy before the middle of December. He also
intends publishing an edition of the Autobi-
ography in German; and that the work will
appear simultaneously in New York, London,
Paris. Madrid, Vienna, Berlin, Leipsie. and
Stockholm.
The Biography ola map who has. acted nc
conspicuous a part in the annals Of the 18th
century as Mr.. Bsrpum, will be eagerly sough
after: comment is unnecessary, Us. RedfielC
Publisher, No. 1l0and liz Nassau street, New
York. .-...-.-.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

"SoMRTHTNG ROTTEN IN DENMARK. "--Un-
der this head the Milford Beacon comes out
pretty severely upon the officers of Uncle
Sam" located on the road leading from Mil
ford to Denton, and from Milford to Cambridge
Money mailed to the Editor, and registered at
Denton, the first of November has failed 20
reach him. The Beacon says, number of
similar cases and losses with other individuals
have occurred on that route,
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
LII A Il RE D ,

On the 30th ult., by Rev. r. Mansfield, Mr.
James Neal and Miss Sarah A. Everett, all OF
this county.
On the 9Th inst, by the same. Mr.. Charles
Scotch and Miss Caroline Scotch. ali of this
county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. Daniel
Ford and Miss Caroline Furrow, all OF this
county.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

OF" Competition it has been said, sis
the life of trade" but we are impressed with
the idea that ADVERTISING is the secret of sue
cess. Judging from the advertisements receiv.
ed this week, and inserted in to-day's paper, we
should think that the eyes of the business men
are being opened to their interest
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

The GROWTH OF Sr. PAUL.-The rapid
growth Of the city of st. Paul, in the territory
of Minnesota. furnishes fresh evidence of the
go-ahead character of our country. In 1910
there was but single house standing on the
site where a busy and prosperous community
is now found. st. Paul is now supplied with
four daily papers, eight commodious and well
kept hotels, several churches, and all the kim
drcd appliances of thrifty people. 1t is esti-
mated that during the present season the steaul-
boats arriving there have landed upwards OF
forty-fve thousand passengers. ~ -
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

NEWSPAPERS IN WAsHINGToN.-There are
published in the city of Washington six daily
papers-three ofthem in the morning, and
and the others in the afternoon, with combin-
ed circulation of probably from eight to ten
thousand copies. In addition to these, two OF
the Baltimore penny papers circulate extern
siyely in Washington, being delivered at tie
doors ofthe subscribers by breakfast time. Thus,
in effect the city has eight daily newspapers
beside q semi-weekly and weekly pubica.
ton,
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

JUVENILE ELEcTIoS.-The boys of this place,
unwilling that the political season should pass
by without an expression of their opinion, met
at School House No. 5, last Saturday. and de.
posted their votes. The whole number OF
votes polled were 135-of these la were cast
for the Americans, and 81 for the Democrats.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

CoaN MARKBr.-The corn market has been
rather brisk for several weeks. The prices for
new corn this fall have been unusually good,
and for fear of fall in the market, the farmers
are hurrying the corn in as fast as possible
Teams from the surrounding country and from
Maryland. are passing through The streets, on
the way to the grain depot at the Landing. from
early early morn till late at night New corn
is selling at 7sc. .*nlf Tpe
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

LARGE HoGs.-Mr James r. Clements, OF
this town, slaughtered to-day four mammoth
Hogs, weighing as follows:--552, 1856, 432 and
426 lbs.--Total 1898.
The Annapolis Republican came to US last
week boasting of three hogs weighing 1902
lbs! Smyrna has beat the capital of Maryland
and is ahead of Dover too-as-so far as heard
from! 49,
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

WHAT Constitutes TEMPERANCE Judge
Pearson of Harrisburg, Pa, in a recent charge
to the grand jury, decided that an individual
who visits from tavern to tavern, drinking five
or six time daily, is emphatically man Of in
temperate habits, and that tavern-keepers who
sell to such are liable to prosecution under the
act prohibiting the sale of liquors to "men Of
known Incorporate habits"
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
wsyEn.--The chilling blasts of Decembe

wrsyER--The chilling blasts of December
are upon W. Sunday last was cold. rainy day;
in the evening the wind, which had been blowing
from the southwest snddenly shifted to the north
west, aud on Monday morning was blowing and
drifting the snow in fury; The ground being
vet with the rain of the previous day, the snow
did not measure more than two ineheson level.
The weather this week has been intensely cold
Since Sunday ice has been gradually forming
smyrna creek is frozen oyer. and we understand
that the ice thereon is sufficiently strong ia
bear man. Navigation is, Of course. suspend
ed for \ few days. if not FIR all winter. The
steufAbo.ts are still plying up the ereek---com-
ing only d short distance--and will confines d
do 20, until impeded by the ice.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

THE MAINE LAw.-It is my opinion tn at
liberty is more sacred thing than the sup
preston OF vice. Compulsory virtue leads to
no moral progress. would rather see all man.
kind drunk by choice, than one man sober on
compulsion.- VIM. North
The author Of the above sentiment, commit.
ted suicide in New York last week. In cool
calm moment. he swallowed prussic acid, cork
ed the bottle, and laid himself down to die
1t is the most deliberate suicide on record.
Poor North was man of splendid literary abili-
tles--bst with such views of human govern
ment need we wonder he committed suicide!
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Gn1gmas
Written for the Smsrns Times.
miscellaneous Enigma, No. /.

:
/ Il am composed of % letters:
My IL, %, 81, Is, isone of the United States
" 10, IL, IL, 5, Is, 8, city of Europe.
d" 8, 9, 3, L, IL, 8, a county of Maryland.
:" /, IL, g., 2, a part Of the body. --..~
ls, Z, A, 9, ii, division of water.
" TO, 10, 9, 8, Z, 2, country of Europe.
81, IL, 5. 81, 9, IL, 9, one Of the U. States.
10. 9, 81, IL, something that benefits man
kind.
" 90, ~. II, ID, something very much con-
sumed.
" 90, %, a, 9, 6, grain.
%, %, 81, l3. 6, a country in South Ame-
RIGA.
" 10, 10, 6, IL. Is, %. Is. a river in yene.
zuela.
L" 20, %, 9, Is, 4, kind of fish.
/" 81, 10, A, 3, 8, IL, Ia, a country in Europe.
" a, 8, 10, 8, %, one of the planets.
5, IL, l6, 19, 9, Is. 6, 2, ID, 5, a mountain in
Europe.
1Re2, ID, 10, 8, grain.
%. 10, 8, ~. Is, 20, a city in Poland.
Z, IL, 8, 8, a part of mans apparel.
20, 6, ii, 2, kind of drink
My whole was General of the Revolution.
C. C. P.
Salisbury, Nd, Dec. 1854.
: OF Answer next week.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Written for the Smyrna Times.
Miscellaneous Enigma, NO. 2.

am composed Of ID letters:
My l, 5, 2, 3, is the name of one of the planets
" 2, 8, 6, 3, is a county of Kentucky.
" 20, l3, 6, is part of the face.
{" 4, ,, /, Z, is city in Italy.
- 5, 3, is proposition.
6, 8, 9, 10, 4, 3, IL, is county of Illinois.
7, l, ID, is river of Germany.
), IL, &, IL, II, Z, 3. is town in Saxony.
" o, 1914, IL, 7. g. is town in Massachusetts
10, 4, l, is n part Of the body.
IL, ,, 9. 6. 3, is a county of y. Carolina.
" II. 5, B. is a river of Russia.
il" lS, G, 4, I, ID, is a town in Turkey.
My whole is an accomplished forger.
W.. IL. {.
Smyrnc, Del, Dec. 1854.
o. Answer next week.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
ATE-TEMPERANCE
CONVENTIONg

A State Temperance Conven-
ton will be held ia the Town of
smyrnas or, . Friday, the 18th of
December, instant, at 10 O'Clock,
4. M, General attendance from
all parts of the Stete is especi-
ally desirable, as business of i'm
portance will be before the Con
vention. We hope to see many
delegates from New Castle and
Sussex counties.
or Arrangements will be made for the &C
-commodation of delegates.
ar~ JOHN EATON, Pres't
Del State Temp. Society.
Dec g. 1854
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

"WAETED."-The Republican, under this
head, says, we neglected to state the kind of
mechanics wanted in Smyrna. We speak
ing of house-building, and of course did not
want gas.ftters, but hOuse-carpenters. If there
are any of the latter in Wilmington, out Of
employment, the Republican would do US a
favor to direct them this way.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

HOLLowAY's PuLs.-Our readers are refer,
red to the advertisement of Thos. Holloway, in
another column. His Pills are said to be an
invaluable remedy for the complaints therein
named
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

GOING TO KANsAs.--Mr. Richard M. Beall.
late editor of the Cambridge Chronicle, intends
leaving our shores for Kansas,-there to take
up his residence. Mr.. b. has acted very WISE
ly in this case, to quit the dogs life of coun-
try, Eastern Shore edisor-whO tolls, tolls, from
early morn until late at night, to please his pa
irons, and then has to beg them Tor twelve.
month after, to pay him his just dues. We
hope prosperity will attend him in his new
home here is our 0Sy---Cambridge Demo
crdt. ...- u.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

Y = TONS best Government Peruvian Guano
5000 bushs. best Plymouth Stone Lime,
10000 bushels best SchuylGil Fine Lime,
% Thousand good Hard Brick,
10 a." Samon Brick,
80 perches Building Stone,
900 bushels Ground Alum Salt,
20 sacks AShton's best Salt
80 bbls. Fresh-Ground Family Flour,
% bhls. Eastern Herring. -
5000 lbs. Bacon, in Hams, Middlings, &C.,
Best Building Lime constantly on hand.
Any quantity of good Stone Lime, from Ply,
mouth quSrries and kilns, may be contracted
or by Farmers, for the land of beat quality, u,
cheapest gong rates.
GEO. w. CUMMINS a. Coz
Smyrna, June 90, lS54.--6ln.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

LAueHTER.-Profsssor Flogal devotes $40
pages to profoundly Philosophical investipa-
ton of the origin, use and benefit of laughter
generally, and treats of its different causes and
aspects under thirty seven distinct heads. He
is able to inform US how to Judge mans char
acter and deposition by hearing him laugh
The melancholy mans laugh ia poor, hi, H., hi
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

SIGNING NOTEs BY MACHINERY.-Bi"k Of
England not are now signed by machine r,
by which saving Of fl0,UO0 a year rs ri'c
ted. The machinery lis OF the most lngem Uu
Description, and is held tor he exclasAc use
of that II stltutiOn.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
/ E. D,

At Deer Park, near Newark, Del, on the
evening of the 29th instant, WALTER TRAGs,
youngest child of James S. and Charlotte Martin,
aged years months and IL days
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

6T'Two more asteroids have been dis,ov-
cred, the 32nd and 33rd of the group We pre-
sumo these pocket planets were 10 ollled ter
John jacob Asfor;--that port on o the solar
system being % rich in sinners
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06


on which he now resides, situated two niles
from the Furnishing Town OF Smyrna, on the
road Lending to Dover. containing l47 ACRES,
about lbs is tilable, and in good state OF cul-
tivation, having had several Thousand bushclA
of Lime spread Oh it within the last eight years
II is divided into convenient fields, principally
v it'll post and rail fence; several hundred panels
of which are nearly new. The residue being
Timber and Meadow Land. The BUILDINGS
are comfortable Dwelling, with three roons
and kitchen on the frs; ;lU0r, and three uhoy.;
Barn and Stable, COw-SLcd, Carriage hous,:
and Corn-crib. There is also fine young
Orchard on the farm. 1t is convenient TO
Schools, Mills, Churches, and one of the bctt
! Grain Markets in the State.
1t is deemed unnecessary 10 say more, as.
persons wishing TO purchase are invited TO ex--
anime the premises, PREVIOUS to the day Of sale.
TERMS Ten per cent. VIII tie required on
the day of sale, and the balance Of one III 1t
the delivery of the deed, and the residue in tw U
equal instruments of two and four years to t,.
secured by bonds and mortgage IN the property;
with interest from the first Of March ntxi bL y
possession wall be given.
W. F. THOMPSON.
| Dec G. 54-9t
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

OF Keep out of bad company, for the chanc
is when the devil fires into II, OK he ii IA
somebody.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
FASHIONABLE
Ez MILLIN Err Y. ~

MISS H. s. MAGE having opened-a Mil
lnery Establishment in the Town OF Leipsic,
respectfully solcts share of public patronage,
feeling assured that an experience Of eight
years will enable her to givs general satlsiac-
lion. [Dec. 6, "a.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

Etl AT Hcritagc's, No. 80 Arch
- street below Second, upper side. Won
will find supply OF Boots, Caters, Shoes and
Gums. for Ladies Gents and Children, both
wholesale and retail. Mems boots 81, so and
upwards, Congress CATERS of CALI Buckskin,
ratent Leather &c. Ladies' fine Caters al
and upwards. Congress aud healed Callers 80
Slippers so cts, ChiIdren's patent leather sboes
SO cts, small fancy shoes 25 cents. =
We keep large supply on hand and intend
to sell cheaper than any store you can find
he sure to save this for reference and call be,
fore purchasing elsewhere.
b. HERITAGE.
novzs-4t No. % Arch ST., PHILADELPHIA
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st. Johns School,

r. Rev +. +. DAVIS, y. d., Ex-onicio
Visitor.
Rev. j. u. McCOLLOUt:l. 4. NJ. Rector.
nni Instructor i'll Christian Science an! BE Hes
i'.ltrrS
WM. i. iEARY, \. NJ. Vice Rector. aud
inc.r'r;"r IN Anci"u, l.an-ua.,.s AMI History
u. H. KoSN \, Instructor III Mathematics aul
Natural Sricuc.
R"v. +. y. WAGNER, Instructor in English
Department.
AHtIE, Exercises "lth;s ImS;itu,irn will he
y Resumed on lI.r ID dav III iEBKUA-
R\' rrNi.
Boys ar" ;,:!rii!c! OYER ,l.. zee ur seven wears
ami repaired 'r .hr .I;rIur cl.%, ia C"'I."": or
III Y rir receive Il tlior"U; II .;r.!rmi,,I ,ur,-
ci'ltvr classical ar Eu-li>h.
lhrr" i 'mt one session. rli>!lrd iuip NV.
'"!i$ "i Nr mouths each, !ir,I,I,lin. rIi iic "a
"i Fvl'r"ary and ending November 81.
TERMS FER SEsSI"N. For Tuition and
Board, including wm*|lin.. fuel. lights Ac.,
SO payable S,mi.HAIu"Hy ~ uirun,c.
Entrance f.. 50. tor which hnuk> aud sta
ti":cry ar" furnished rEr.. s'u irir 50 Ion. a- he
lniy continue in tic institution
Advanced s!uru,s ,Ir>iriu. rfirnic rupu,s
VIII sr allowed iir.iu ial the discretion -! liz.
R"rt"rl i": an "Nir:t charge OF so, H. pay Tor
hrl. ii.hl>. Nc.
or further information apply for -" n,si...t-
rs '":', Hector. al - YArtIr'nr II.
ice. II, 'Jj .@u
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K.ivcr G'oillpI;,iilg.

az The only remedy offered /" IN" ruhii,.
that has never failed in c,rc when uirccliui,S
are followed, is M'fnnc's Liver Pill II has
been several years h.for- the public, and hl.
gen introduced in all scctll> OF Tie nion.--
f here it has been used. il has l:,,. The mos;
M iumplIant success. and has actually driven
IL Of Use all other medicines. II has been tried
der all tie different phases OF lIcpa!i<, and
SsslA' been iDun, equally clliracinuS in all.
n 8? Purchasers will please be- careful TO
Ssi for DIR. MCLANES CELEBRATED
lVER PILLS, and take none else. There.
other Pills, purpnring 10 he Liver Pills,
~ lv before tie public. Dr. M'Ian"'s Liver
lyi'ils, also his Celebrated Vrrniirr, can now
he had mt ali respectable Drug Stores in the
United States aid Canala.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
by the Agents, y NJ. COHEN & co. In
portcrs and Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES; M %. IIaync st. Charles
on, $. e..
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REMOVAL,

~ AElNG moved to The stand hcrctfnrc
HR ""rnp"d by D. J. Winn, ncyi door
To- ',him, $ Iiotcl) aul i: being better adapt
I'd to our business, Than the one previously o.
cupicu ny Us. We ar" n"W prepared to carry IL
on more extensively lhau ll-rctui re- and :,r.
confident Of Sriu. on n, reasonable Term; ~
amy retail Drri" store ia tn. state Dur Stock
IS constantly KEEP; mp AMI carefully selected
from n .no:l whole sale houses as Ncw York
and Charleston can afford
ANA hirT returning our mos, sincere thanks
10 our r'i TONERS AMI ihr lihiir generally for
the very liberia, pltrnnau" bestowed on uS ,h..
lrcvinn> year. still continue To solicit Il ,n,r-
lion u the same
w. JAS. DAKHAN Il Go.
Sumicrvllc, Jan. ], 1871. lO-,r
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Look Out For Bargains!
nv. N $NNRS~

NEARLY OPPOSITE TlIETOWN HALL.
H'llf. subscribers arc opening and rcccv-
III" a fresh and very large assortment
ct every description oi Goods to suit the
country trade, which will he sold as low as
can hc hnnght in any market for cash:
great pains has been taken in laying in tho
Stock. Oar stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Is complete, embracing every article in
their line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c. &c
All we asE Is Tor buyers 10 call and cXarl-
inc for themselves. ~ We especially
lnvll" the attention nG Planters 10 our NE
GRO GOODS. Kcrscys, Plains, I,inscyS,
"oo!S"ys, blankets, Shoes, and IIa;s--
Money can he saved by calling ON us as
our SIOCh IS LARGE, 0mi ,rc are de-
icymined 10 Sen.
T!NDAL & WATSON.
Sept. 81, l~:}. II II
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GT.EMRJ SpRTNGi;

ERHi2NIA5AA ( RAHiN5AAHA A#52oHA2Ht A#52goH! ( ) 5p!rG 8,
II, Rev I. +. DAVIS, D.n cx-olrcio
Visitor.
Rev. ! !. 5 5. A.1n'n, M%r:n,,.,.., rrorrc>sr.
GEORGE BENroX, Rector, and In,
s;rnc'or in Mental an. ChrStian Science,
Al"dcrn Languages md History.
Mrs. BENTON, Mntrnn.
:. - ----, h.'irnr;"r in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences. aud Ancient literature
Prof. G.. +. I%NiyE, date of Lime SION,
Sprlngs,) Instructor in The theory and practice,
of Music
Miss [. w.. REID, msructrcss in Eng slisI,
- SuSNOSKI, lnSirucirrSS in Draw
ing; Painting, and Assistant in French
Miss SOPHIA WAELEy, lnStrr,rrrss in En-
giIslI branches. and Assistant in Mathematics
MISS ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music. and
English
g. B The corps Is not yc. complete.
<et He above Institution, located ut Glenn
"A Springs III Spariauhur. District, :. G..
VIII he "pcrr,i Tor TN. reception of I.lI!, o,,
'Iic ii:"i "i February nrAl. In converting this
""';ihIi> 'imcnt into Il school for young ladies.
the h'lidinyS have been thoroughly repaired aud
hitri up; and in furnishing them anew no
pains have been spared to make it, in every
respect, si'ch IL home aS parents would ,csir,.
Tor their daughters. Particular attention has
been Bestowed upon the Musical Instruments
a'ni with Il ar", and efficient corps of t.acI,.r.
ana thorough coarse of study il affords eve.
iioa.
Applicants are admitted of any arc. over
seven years. and placed in such class ns tL.y
may he prepared To Join.
ne scholastic year will consist ur one srs-
SON divided INTO iwu terms of liy, u,,ntI, .,,h
i""lniIIu" on the Isl of February and ,JuIv
Vacation. December and January.
ktT':S.- For TuiioI and Board, i,,ruliu.,
Washing, i'trl. lights, Ne. Nc. Srll nrr term
and Mrrr nW BE- no arr, .hrr"c .yr.n, G,r
Music $40 per term, au! for Books. Sheet Mn.
SIC, Drawn. Materials, Nc., ;,clm,lly used.
f"r luther lni"rmltion, See :. proS,cctns,'
which may hc had 10y applying to the Rector
or ri'!,r % the Pr"priclurs
Dee. u. 1888 su
:, Charleston Mercury publish ,ri weekly
and all The other papers IN the State week ~.
Tor ,l'r' months. and forward bills to one ui
liz. rrorIci"rs.
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VlAK4VJA Il EsE.E.,
PLANTATION And MILLS
) :rlroSn f5enll~

sCi--oSs!4So
The su hscrihcr oilers for saS his Plantation
and Mills in Sumter District, situated ON BIZ,
Raiiin Creek, fourteen miles below Camden,
and six, from H"ykn'S Turn Ont, containing.
(lGID sixteen hundred and scvrulv-fum acres
between four and FIVE hundred acres cleared
AMI under fence. the balance in fine timber
On the premises Is Il good two story dwelling
with all HE necessary buildings ola we'll settled
ilintati"r, most OF which, have been erected
within The last few years. On the northern rr-
irrnity of the tract * another settlement in
good repair. lIo:h places are perfectly healthy.
hls"-An excellent Grist Mill, will, two pair
"i stones, and Il Saw Mill, capable of cutting
about ON" thousand feet Of lumber per day
With the Plantation will he sold Cf dcSircd) The
stock "i cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with
tn" Provision Crop. lfsold immediately, pos
session vii! bc given OH the frs. OF January,
1851.
The terms and other particulars m,,y he OBJ
tainrd sron,ihc subscriber IN the premises. or
hy letter directed to Boyhim's U,pot, Camden
Branch of S. G.. X. X.
MARION SANDERS
Sumter Dist. s. G.. Oct. II, 80 ;}m
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NEW SH,ORII.

hU0 Door SouM Of tie Torn Xuii,
M nc"rly opposite T;a1ul t Watson:
T'ilE subscriber would respectfully IN
r. form the citizens of Sumtcrvillc and
the public generally, that lie has opened at
the above place general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots and ;SIitcs, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, CrockcryWare, &c. sc.
A.S", A Choice lot of Family Groceries Of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such rs Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
Nc: &c, which Ire will sell very low for
Calh
J. BARRET>
Nov.G, 1853. 9 ~
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TO BE SOLD,

GN Wcdn"<la:, lie l;h day o! January
- next. VIII sell Il. h" Ia.r lrsidcurc
"t Eijz,h"th MrCalum deed, near Field :
Bri!"r III Darlington District the lrarr q!
land wh"rcun iii" G,ccn,"l resided con-
tanning about -. !nnhrci and forty arrrs.
Persons Wishing Ia cXl,uimc SAID place
wiil please cal! 'iprn Mr. + j. Stokes uiurl
the prcr!i,rs. The day to.,ow;tr Say on
Tu"-da>, Ii" :ih day ri .Inmuarv. Will
>'lI a. !ilsh"!t'.!r III SU,n;rr District, Ouc
iIi'l't':! acres Of Land belonging 10 tie
Estate Of ;, i'll rlrcrasrl, yin" ON ;hr m!h.
!ic rord IchtIn- from S;prs' Br.,!.c to
t.'i'..i':i, h"um''d by lands "i Mrs Bran
Ii, tarI w. N"!iy an! "thrrs.
Terms W!ii be liberal u:l made hnown
on day oi ,lr.
WlL!llM ROGERS, Ey'or
Ei,lrii!!,.C. !Th Nov ! - i g.
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Executors Notice,

All pcraons having demands a"ains, the
Estate o! TIE laio Col. .!ohn J. Moore oi
"Hn''c" oiSir!'', ar" requested To hand
ihcM ~ properly a;i"''cd 10 the yuhSrr-
Lcrs, and all those indebted viii make
payr::rut to the same.
J. H. MOORE, r
j. :. MOORE, executors
Marsh 18Th, lS13 If
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Will be Sold.
ENT AIliI NiIII,,

l'v order rf the Ordinary. will sell nj the
Fulton Plantation. on "Wednesday. lII" Ilth
inst. IT." horses. mules. cattle. hon< wagons.
aud plantation ,o"i>. hrrn.ir:. ' said place. and
The f"'srh"ld furniture !"!"u.irIg 10 the Gilman
l"li>r.
Terms mad" known nn day sale.
y. X. SINGLETON.
January 3, 1851 10 II.