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GIEMRJ SPRINGS;

R2AHilNEAzH Aisag7gPAA9ag Aisag7gP ( ( q jj73Erg q,
w.t., IT, Rev. I, +. DAVIS, Dsn cx, oaicio
Rev. + !. 5. 5. AsGagn, Mscn1n.,,c,, rropfie,s,s
GEORGE BENToM> Rector, and In.
structor in Mental and Christian Science,
Mndcrn Languages md History.
Mrs. BENTON, N}atrou.
lraiructor in Mathematics,
Nnturai Sciences fnnd Ancient Literature.
Prof. G. T.. INVINE, date of ,i,un S;on,
OF Music "''' i'"''''o
Miss Z. ". REID, lnstructrcss in English.
, - SosNosKI, lnstructrcss in Draw
ing; Palnilng, and a ssslant in French,
Mss SOPHIA WAnLEY, nstrucircss in En-
giisli BTunchcs, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music, and
English. "''"
q. Is. The corps is not yet complete
%kt llE above Institution, located ut Glenn
! Il Springs in Spar,anburg District, :. G..
WIii be opened for the reception Of pupil, on,
'he iirst ol Frbraary next. In convcrtin. this
cE'iiblislnent into Il school for young ladies'
,he m buildings have been thoroughly repaired and
hitcd up; and in furnishing them anew no
pains have been spared 10 make it, in cvc,v
respect, such Il home us parents would desire
lor their daughters. Particular attention has
necn Bestowed upon the Musical Instruments.
ai", with Il large and efficient corps of teachers
aii" thorough course OF study, il affords eve
Iry advantage 10 be enjoyed in L similar ins,j,u-
lion.
Applicants are admitted, of any nrc. over
seven years, ami placed i'll such class us thcy
may hc prepared TO join.
he scholastic year will consist of one seq.
SION divided into Two terms of Iiy. moniI,s ,,,I,
n,csI'Il!Ing ON the lst of February and Julv.
Vacation, December and January.
NATEs.--for Tuition and Board, Including
Washing, i'lci, lights, &c &c, Sis per term,
nn" tI Mrrr "'H he cxiro chorge, cxcrr, for
-nuSic so per term, and for Books, Sheet Nlu
SIC, Drawing Materials, DC, actually used.
for further information, SEQ Prospectus.
which may hc had by applying to The Rector.
or either q! The Propriutors.
Dec. y. 1888 2m
tharlcs,on Mercury publish tri-wcckly
ana all ihc OTHER papers i'll the State weekly,
lnr three months, and forward bills to one of
the propriel"rs.
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Look Out For Bargains!
ME.M SNNR&

NEARLY OPPOSITE TlIE.'rOWN HALL.
II llE subscribers arc opening and rcceiv-
ing fresh and very large, assortment
OF every description OF Goods to suit the
country trade, which will he sold as low as
can DC bought in any market for cash;
great pains has been taken in laying in the
Stock. Our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
their line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, &c. &c.
All we asl: is for buyers 10 call and exam
me for themselves. i3i7N We especially
invite the attention Of Planters to our NE
GRO GOODS, Krrseys, Plains, hnscys,
Woolscys, Blankets, Shoes, and Iats.--
Money can be saved by calling on us as
our S1OCh IS LARGE and ve are de-
tcrmipcd to iScN.
TlNDAL g. WATSON.
Sept. 81, 1893. II If
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! u Gavc said it," should have said
"he." already know the moving pow
or, and The others were soon to learn it.
The performers were Ialigucd, dcs-
spite the laughter that the obstinate
PERSISTENCE OF the performers called
sorth. At length the performers, Il
wcaricd, rose; but Dcinrc he lifted his
bands, one OF them said in a loud sort
"lvVice, cart thou an evil spirit" At
once the tablcErosc beneath the hands
, 4 '!is one person to the height of
five or six inches, and struck one strong
blow upon the floor.
| 1t WAS natural to follow tliiS up. Ev
cry one resumed his place. :.Tcll us,n
said the pcrson last mcntioEcd 'lcll
us the Christian name of the Able
Gay" at once the table struck three
blows Tor G; again eight for II. MY
name is Charles. and begged them
to stop there, requesting NJ. lc Cure to
lnterrogatc the spirit in Latin. ':Lo.
Ynerisne atimc!" asked NJ. Bertrand.
No answer. ''Do You speak l.atin?'
The table struck once. Then again,
".Quis es tu2 Die nobis nomca tuun.'
No answer, I'lrl in French "WLo
art thou! Tell us thy nalnc" The
table struck four times for ID. The
second letter." The table struck five
times for +. 1t was easy 20 guess
The rest, but they went on. Then the
tablc~hppcarcd to hc mad. One of
the operators cried out. sit is mad!' 1t
made a convulsivc movement and
trapped out M. and then O, aud the Y.
You can easily fancy the emotion
caused by this terrible word Demon
] cannot give you all idea Of The effect
produced by the repetition nflhc letters
and the mute awe which followed the
final n. Faces grew palr, and ~ IN
ivcrsal stnpctactiun took possession OF
all. rose; and, taking the blessed
Leads which always carry about me,
placed them upon the table. 'rhcn !
said to the Cure, "lntcrrogate now, i'll
you please" ''Can yuu still spcak?"
nc asked. No answer, amid profound
silence. | left the cha plct. 'And |
now Sou can spcali!" he asked. The
table table rarped once. replaced my ny.
asked the Cure; ''if happy ran once, if
unhappy, twice" No answer. Again
! lifted my beads aud the question was
repeated, and the table raped
twice.
This trial became insupportablc for
many present and We stopped. But
tho whole affair was So conclusive that
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Will be Sold,
ESTATE NiI,N,

i'y order Of the Ordinary, ! will sell nj the
Fulton Plantation, on Wednesday, the Ilth
INST, III" horses, mules. cattle. hogs wagons,
and plantation Tools. belonging tt; said placr; and
the household furniture belonging to the Gilman
house
Terms made known on day of sale
N. X. SINGLETON.
January ,, 1851 10 1t.
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Executors NOtica

al! persons having demands awainst the
Estate Of tie late Col. John !. Moore o,
Sumter District, are requested 10 hand
them III properly attcs,cd To the subscr-
bcrs, and all those indebted will make
payl:!cnt TO the same.
J. Is. MOORE, ! r.o
J. $. MOORE, EXECUTORS
March 18th, 1888 If
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NEW STORE,

hnd Door South of The Io,cn Hall;
nd nearly opposite Tsndul &c IVatsons
TEailE subscriber would respectfully in
- form the citizens of Sumtcrvillc and
the public generally, that tic has opened at
the above place general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and $hbcs, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, CrockeryWare, &c. &c.
A.so, a Choice let Of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
Kinds, such MS Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c; &c which Ire will sell very low for
CaIh.
sNov.G, 1853. s. ~
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Head Quarters,

Old FORD. Dee. ~, 1873
ORDER NO. 100.
Beat Companies Nn's. ! and ?, of the Lower
Battalion, will parade, the inriicr under the
command of tnpl. W. II. CONNoRs, III Richard
llarNlns Mills "n Saturday, the i;h; and the
latter, under the command of Capt.. t. j. iIuDGE,
III Charles IarviuS Steam Mill. on Saturday
The 2lSl OF .Ia''lary next, armed and equipped
as Tie law directs, for drill and inspection.
by order Of +. W. MElLETr,
Col. III! Rcg,. ). &. VI.
w. TuoMAs WILDER, Adji.
Dec. ~ s st
ns7" Watcman please copy twice.
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LAND FOR SALE,

<sssSsr That valuable and well known
EH&a place. DUBOSE'S BRIDGE, sssssl
EstkGiA. Oil Iynches Creek, three milesSAs--
from Bishopville, containing. 700 acres
lying on both sides Of said Creek. There
is two handsome situations on the same
one in Darlington District; the otI,cr in
Sumter. deem it tuseless to enter into a
description, as the purchaser must and will
be his own Judge, About 250 acres Of
cleared land; good range for Hogs or
Cattle. Said land will be sold low, and on
accommodating terms. Possession given
ON tire first day Of January next For fur
particulars, apply tothc subscriber on
the premises. 49,
MIDDLETON DUROSE
Sep III. 1888. AZ lltli
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CURED!

DELORAlE'S BAUM De VIE" or i,alsain of
Life is, adcra trial ofupwards Of twenty years
in q great variety oi cases, confidently offered TO
the public, especially to those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint rs q sure and speedy
relief for their suhcrings.
Read the following certificates. They are
from gentlemen of high standing and residing
in your immediate vicinity. They are but one
or two OF tile many iii our possession all extoll-
ing the healing virtues of this, 10 Use the words
of n grateful Dfspeptic who was cured by its
uscl most precious compound.
Certificate from The Req. HnrineU Spain
StMfEnpILLE,. S. G.. Jan. 18Th 1853
Mr.. CmAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring / used two small bot
Ties Of your Baisam of Life; and experienced
much benefit. ] took it two or three times dai-
ly n teaspoonful nt Il dose in Il wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, ana impaired n healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, rciicuing me of
distressing hcatnchc, and many other dsagrcea-
bic dySprtic svmtons.
[SigncdI II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CIIAS. DEI.ORME:
DEAR SIR take great pleasure in recon-
mcnding your .Baumc dc Vie" which have
often used, and ahrdys with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. At
once sInnn liant, tonic dIid cathar;ic, i am sat
islicd il will prove cmncntly serviccable To all
who nre afflicted will, Dyspepsia. Its general
Introduction throughout the country willtbe n
public benefit.
To keep stlpply constantly on hand, which
would n OF exchange for all the Anti.dyslep.
tic nostfuns from Maine TO Texas.
Yours respectfully,
iSignedl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by Jcln, NJ. Chandler, SumteryilIe,
NJ. A. IIuggins, Darlington q. II
'' DR.. J. r.. Byrd, Timmunsvile
And by Druggists generally
BOATWRIGltT d. BARKUI.OO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. G.
NOver.iber 8 tr
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El Y XIX & ~ q 4 (, >

MARRIED.--At The residence Of John Can
non Esq, of Darlington village, on the 22nd of
Deer, by the Rev. Jno. o. B. Darsnn, DR.
w. Jas. DARGAN, nf Sumter, To Miss HANNAH
T.. CoGG EsIALL of Darlington.
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New Store and New
Goods.
DRUGS iND MEDICINES.

'EllE undersigned has established himself ir
'!'Is Village, and will open on the lirs! Of
January next Il large and wei! assorted stock
"i G'rc~h anH select afrt,G- :,ad
Va a&diEi.tc~ II1h Esaii,.>, aii:S,
abyc-StuifS, NSin<3Oi. dSi;,.<, VAR
altNiics, Gs"riuaks"ry, EsHecnt We
dHtincs. 'E.C. tNC. All oi VIII cl are
ri '.r hrs quality, ;,n,l will ~. s"n on nccomo.
dh hi'n" terms. y share OF The public patronage
is solicited.
w. G. l.. RICE, VI. ID.
SumtcrvIlc. Dee. % 1893. 9--!f
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10000 POUNDS.
WILnlNcr%, N. G,

or Alliscovado Sugar AZ 'i fl crs. pr. lb. war.
r,nlcd. Also large >,trl; uf Coffee. Dry
Goods. OF al! dcscriplicus \Iso Candies nnil
FRUITS oi every variety and kind. just received
by JOHN O'GONNOR.
CE Please call anh cIiininc The Sugar rs
he guarantees To sell it cheaper than it can be
h"'ighl IN Charleston for cath only Also Il vi.
ricty, "f Toys, of al SORTS and sizes from the
monkey TO the Elephant, 1T the
PUBLIC BAKERY.
Dec. II, 1853 r If
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EEMlLE SEMINARY,

THE Exccrciscs Of lie Subscribers School
will be resumed OH the 2nd Monday in January
next.
". w. ALSTDN.
Dec. If, 1T
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MNSS M0NSMM

RETURNS her thanks 10 her friends and IA,
irons for their liberal patronage during the past
year, AMI snlcis IL continuance of The same
Miss NJ will resume Ihr duties OF her School on
The second day of JunMlry, lSji.
Dee. If, 1888 fl
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FIVE HUNDRED LBS EMORY, ASSORTgD NUN-
BEftS, just received and for sale By
jamie W. +. GRAY No II f,roa,iua-
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DIR. WIN. McLANE.
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT D0cToR

1ESPECTFUlLY announces TO the citizens of Nashyil
and vicinity that he has returned again after resi-,
oence OF fourteen years in the South, and peranenyIa
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner OF Wash
nton and Pearl streets where he may all times be our
by those who may wish TO consult him.
He has IN his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying to the permanent cure of the
most distressing Of the following diseases viz-Ner-
yons Affections Liver Complaints, Dyspepsas Chis and
fevers PleursleS Asthmas Colds, Coughs Incpent Con-
symptoms, Rheu,natlsms, Weak Lungs Fits Drousies
Cancers Ulcers scroulous Hemoptas of the Lungs and
other hemorages DiarThGa Diseases of the kidneys Mer
cura and Henereal Tains of the Blood Diseases OF Chill
oren orms and various other Diseases incident to the hu
man system.
During his residence in the South he attended to ten
thousand different cases all of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
Or Aclane hopes from his much experience in ihe Mcdi
cal Profession and the degree Of success that has ATTENDED
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb Ely. DR. WIN. MeIAEE
~ uLetters addressed postpaid OF South Nashville
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COACH M6KIryE

THE undersigned would respectfully in --SSxga
they have taken the old stsnd Of c. T. Watson, No 81
Deaderck ST, where they intend to carry COACH MAk-
ING in all its branches Wewil keep constantly hand
assortmento of Carriages, which will dispose on
reasonable terms Carriages of every description made
order promptly Repairing done reasonable terms and
the public may rely upon getting their work when promised.
Work entrusted will be warranted to be Of the best
workmanship and materials.
sFy- Bl.ACASMITHING.-Evc description of BLACK
SMITHS WORK executed in the best manner liberal
terms.
.Sy@HORSE SH0EING.-We have in orr employ expert
enced HORSE SI0ES aud the public may reyon getting
their horses shOd in the neaest manner All wGTsert
TO will be under the immediate supeIinscds q a
the ProprieOrs and pains expense spared give
istacton to ALL We respectfully sole nr0m the public
liberal share of their patronage.
feb 2-lv CRAM &SIiEPHERD
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4 i CATuQI ICON H. ..l.e - -


Females. Ii stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which il is recommended,
called
Female Complaints.
Of these are Prola psus
Uteri, or Falling OF the
Womb; Flour Albas, or
Whites; Chronic 1nham-
nation and liberation Of
the Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, aud
Irregular MeHstruation,
&c., with accompanying
evils, Cancer eNccpted,)
no matter how severe or of
how long standing.
s.1he Catholicon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
expensive, andIeaving The
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STORE Cedar street. the Post Office, Nashville,
Tennessee We respectfully cali the attention of Geue
men to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
IL made for he purpose of furnishing them with clothing Of
superior quality mucn lower rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments. The senior part
ne Mr. r. ID Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase Of material aud the manufacturing of Clothing
IN the Eastern Markets gives decided advantages, which
we are returning the benefit of customers With this
arrangement aud the price principle fatter
selves that shall he able 10 give satisfaction to all who
may favor as with their patronage.
~" Making 10 OrdeT.-We have in OuT employ one
81 the most experienced aid superior cutters in the United
States and viii work TO give entire satisfaction.
Our stock OF Goods hand is large and beautiful, COM
r>ug all the latest STYLES of fabrics introduced Gentle
n.en vail please call and examine stock,
CIlFIUN " ABBOIT.
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PHILOTOKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.

For the cure of Painful and Dsordered Menstruaion,
Miscarriage Abortion and the relief of all those
sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present day may be traced slight mprudence
neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons, causing distinctions, eguarity &c. which, If not
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms of diseaseCon-
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia &cwhch either hurry them
TO an early grave render them nvaids for life Many OF
the rest and ovees of creation ct that when the bud
Just bursting into boom have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want Of remedy TO assist
nature at that eventful period.
TRY THE PHiLOTOkEN.
1t is not offered of allls that flesh is heir to-,
but remedy and preventive for certain class OF COM
pants in which it is warranted to do all that IS here set
FORTH that medicine directed with experience and skill can
perform. by SC0VIL MEAD,
III Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents the Southern States TO whom
ali orders must be addressed.
iunIn IL.
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DANAWAY from the subscriber the night of eS.
HI the 3rd inst, his negro boy AMOS. lie sa5ogt *
80 years of age feet 10 inches high and weighs q
4bysI $50 pounds lie Is s bright muldtto has ira gh
iar and blue eyes, and will doubt attempt 10 pass HIM
self white man. He raised BY Mr.. Dickey, Of
SgaI=aburg District ana purchased by Capt James
Bonds of Sparanburg c. II. lie IS probably lurking in
tbe vicinity of that town. may attempt his escape
free State lie rode of sorrei horse ten or twelve wears
old which has scar both shoulders caused by warts
aHS shOd behind is quick in tS and steps short holds
se head sunk very much above the ewes and inclines
10 Sse spiteful The above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS
vii be given for the apprehension of the boy and horse
the boy be lodged any jail in the State. All expenses
Scr keeping the horse will also be paid.
Newberry, s. c. July, W. G. NEEI4
SpDt4-tf
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system in better ooldion Let all Interested in such
remedy call obtain pamphlet Gree cpnainng
proof from highly respectable sources of ina b4p9y
OF its together with letters from frstcass experienced
physicians, who have used in their Practice and speak
from their observation.
REFxEEscEs.-P B. PecSham, NJ D., Utica, " Y, L. D.
Fleming, M D., Csnandaigua. n. V. NJ. n. Hills, NJ. ~
Rochester, n. " Y FOOle, NJ. D. syracuse y. y Prof
Dunbar, NJ. D, Baltimore, Nd J. c. orreS VI. d, Ba
more, Nd w. w. Reese NJ. d., New YORK City V. Prcs
colt, NJ ID Concord, y. h., p. Newand, NJ. d., Utica
y. 4.
Pamphlets had gratis at JOHN p DRoNsooLE's Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale and RetA
Agent Nashville, Tennessee.
AISO.-FOr sale by
DR.. +. s. WoLDRIDGE, Franklin,
lsHAa A. EcTSEs. 81 ringfeid,
JAHEsr BAsaaW, C2.iiatIn,
Cook & OWN, Lebanon.
CROCKsr x RIpDLE, MUrfreesboro'.
Letter addressed HessrS. Bench BronHs0p feeas At
Mulberry c. H. S. c., By Rec c. S. Besrd Of
GLENN SPRINss, Jan. 9ih, is53.
Messrs. BEACH q B7OwEsON-SRs send for another
bottle of your anarchists Uterine Cahocon" My wife
has been afflicted for eleven years. and variety
has been reSofted to for relief, but obtained until
received this medicine from Its infuc@ce al
most magical: there manifest improvement the
day ii was taken.
As there great many females in country lboring
under the affection for which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel II duty TO recommend ii TO all such.
(Signed) CLGrGH s. BTARD.
pot, 1904 Broadway, n. Y. nOv24.
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HURTS vERMIFUGE.

NIERE is perhaps no disease to which children
posed that is so universal and fatal Worms; persons
of all ages subject to it. and if neglected it may prove
runous Then why will you hesitate when you can always
have preventor in your house at very little expense viz
Hurts tarirGIef Ter1aifge. The Medicine stands pre-
emnenthe rapdity with whchit expels Worms is truly
remarkable Strict attention is all that's required
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally.
RUSsELvILLE, Ky, July Cd, 1858.
Ma b. F. HURr-DeGr Sir: have been using your Yer
mifge in my family ever since have BEEN acting Agent
for YOU have used Fahnestock's, Jaynes' Loudsn h
Co.'S and Others but give yours the decided prefer
ence over all Others would recommend il to tie conmI-
nifty u valuable medicine. Very respectfully,
sept 2Iwly MILTON ROBERTS.
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NELSON WALKkR.
HODGE ~ WALKER.
BARRIERS, Hair-Drsssers, &C., &C.,


No 49, Ctti1r street
TAVE opened their establishment and offer to their
customers and the public in general inducements new
er before offered in this city Having newly fitted M our
house. feel confident that all who give us a cali will
leave well satisfied In addition to Barbering Hardness
ing &C. have large, cOmmodouS and neatly furnished
BathROonls These are the finest in the Cy and as to
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in the
try. While passing, gentlemen and patrons, just step in
and with what magic make the hair Iv, and what
Sautary effect pure water has upon weaIied aud
cotte body. ang5-tf
ITO ALLWHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-FIIE
l. undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas the
10th day OF December SIS there issued by the Com
mOnwealh of Virginia, Military Land Warrant No 2gp
for of Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
heirs legal representatives of Michael Booth deceased
late Sergeant Of the Continental line Of Virginia fer ser
vices rendered Sergeant during the War in SAID Cont
mental line which said Warrant was lost or msaid and
whereas the 2Sth day of October 1871, dupca'e War
Issued TO said Minors VIII ch said duplicate has
also been lost mislad and whereas the eth dav of Nc
venber 1853 another duplicate Warrant issued said
minors. now therefore publish that viii make appIca-
lion the General Land Office Washington for Scrip
be issued the only surviving heir Of the said
Mchea Booth deceased under act Of Congress entitled
An act making further provisions for the satisfaction OF
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3ls, ls52.
nOylS-tri w3ns MAETiI 4 PORCH
-ss~ The Washington Union Will publish the above
three months, send paper and account 10 this Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
United States RzaiaFIine

H'Os's,H ID 40 10 % IiOnrs.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON SE-lry
WEEK. I STEAM SHIP LINE.
gsss LEAVES Adgers Wharves every Saturday
fTand Wednesday, after the arrival of Inc 60,
Es5sz.@zz from the South and West ''
On Saturday, the and splendid stearaer Jas. Adj
ger, $50 tons, j. Dickinson, Commander :
200 tons, W. Foster, Commander.
On Wednesday the Union, 1900 TONS Richard Adams
Commander Outherner, /, 900 tons Thos Evan. Com
mander.
These steamers unrvaled the coast for safety
speed and comfort Experienced and courteous Comman-
ders and tables supplied with every luxurv will insure
travellers by This line every possible comfort and
mediation.
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac
commodatons apply at the Office of the Agent
septl5-1y HENRY MUSHROOM
Corner East Bay and Adger's Son. wharves..
Cabin passage Sz5 Storage Sc