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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
a.s.s 49, $4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People.
aAoSlElokR4 rS+NarRse. LinEhAl, GQQtfA6lR
whIlehar.r. 9 aaE SHasIgi Ia.erpsI.el

whiiChur'uH DRGuCrreoiyPe EntCrprisclll
TiaH. IwHrrRHURsT hos decided 10 Tnsteos IN trust
Tor the benefit Of the Shareholders IN the above Gus
lertile 400 worth Of real and pereona estate, 70 be
possible date slter the sale OF the shares. YLe cerih-
cetess,e leach, which eutua Tie holder toan e9uta
s. Wolld'S ,s1iGm DasiSrtsoigo FREUD
q any tlme whs whstthe uetheatels presented al Ell
TRUts rRRs.
q, q. Kirk and VIM. n Riley, " Washington, d, @
.,4.,.t., GALLERIES ...-...
NJ BALTIMORE, 206 Market street,
y MyyAASShlN e d q Psmlsyiytnl Aysnts
--sa WILMINGTON, \. 4 7, Fayetteville srtsSt,
NORFOLK, Va, Main WV do
lYNCHbURG, Va, Main .t..- do ,t
Also arrangements nave been mads with the following
&c ebrsted Gale les to redeem the certificates, yili
J. GoRsry's IAtLeRT, no, $40 broadway, NY.
y. COLLINS Il Co.'S GkLLgRiEsi
Philadelphia Pa 1865 Chestnut sti Piada 100 Chestnut
sLI Springfield, Mass, Malp snesl wesl6sld,
.lr.y6i.j ALAS, olnY Bmldinsa, -,
One SUPERIOR Panl near Norfolk, Va, valued at 81 900
one splenid three story blirR House aud Lot in
Jeolgelpwn, y. w., on I'd street, second door t..,
one House and III Iotin Georgetown, D. O,sOnths
eoE,sro Of Second sed isaet5iekisIIs !, y 1870
oSslssSSi Hop,s end Lotip w,sAinstou, D, CO. q, :.
Quo aud lot fottsmouil, Va, on cOu,t u
Two Icis 10 GeSrssi6SS. b o. on second street :.
S760tscl 'H' ~ .H Ut. .hftI' 6OO
one Lot IN Washington, ID. q on Seventh st, 500
Five Pianos, 500 each p 't 'HH .'-' oQg
Piny ypio,did Cold LBvor Wstchssat 300 90 ono
Twenty six massive Silver Pltcbets al 90 % 300
r,lSniy z, 10 do Clos At1T y w ~ 90 $50
Fourteen Diamond Rings at lf,iil~.lW. 10 90 oSn
Nineteon heavy UOd Chains at NO ..IU.T 30 cl b19
Twenty silver GOblois at 20 on 400
Finy fine Ladies Bracelets, at 30 90 4 900
Fifty hne Blcas,put,lat u. ,.I--,r .4s.. 10 20 90
one hundred iine Gold Pencils, al ~ 2 90 100
One hindi cd hue ro,lmUnUaite,a(H ~ 900 y 600
One hundred due CaId Gases, at. ,'Fl0 90 O0y
Five hlndIed hue heavy Gold Rings, At $40 60l
Ole hundtcd splui did Gold locketS,a at 10 90 0l0
Three tllbusind Annals, at TT" t.' 90 800
One Ihousani Photographic Art journals 600
Total, ~. .; ~ .,:,..,.. ,.,.,; go ooo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

N, W,-Jacob al Warden win DO found At the Law or
Gee Of Allied CALDWELL With the books and accounts Of
Warden Edwards, aud all persons Indebted to said
firm are hereby notified and required 10 call and seue
without delay he alone being authorized to settle tho bus
lness OF said old firm. tIaafLty il1l
ie21 JACOB 81. WARDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
StranRh bnt Trnel

Strange but True.
WHILE The wO Id leadysrtlsiug Of selpg Goods
w at and below cost, iheVe all me time continued
selling at sueh exueme low phees elicit from mos
every one The remark thtt am selling
ehedPtT then hsftlt i.l.1t i' ~ hf'HN'i w Z
llyou wish ii conypce yourselves Of the truth OF this
psaeIiion just give nea call andtyop Will fully atsy
thet my ptceo not only cOmgele Wth ibse o.
any olief, but arc ip most eaAeslOweT. ~ (. y -.
Jat received hy BSpTeaa large lot OF Tue yeI{ eat
plain bsieees and Tissues, which ahe ~ e.A'''
iN ISAAC pRAuBR, ti0 Npiuet
ieQs bef,vegn Monies tnd Union. i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

T'-I' = y" bNPEI TUHATIUN,
PTce gXpeooatiun Is lie most inpUrtant oblectto be
attained In all attempts 10 cure diseases OF Tho CHEST aud
Lngs, ....I t..... IL
Tie Hungarian Balsam Is Great RXpeotoTsnt. ltdls'
solvg the bid diseased matter in the air passages,
changes nom hiok gutinOus substance TO thin harm
ets Substance, TO Ihn fluid, ard lhows II on with The
is better medicine In the wodd iii expesloraHt ava
ny DO considered, -tr.#H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
OAUTION.

d., cr5e't lnvIEotAJin Gorilla blA eSdl,ti ~
81 come unrrineiplel persons ~
In Illui( ali lie behlne cordial Will have fbc ffcpFi1
tore &c Smile asied oSty cork Of sAt ~
following words blown N he Elaas@ N
pDR, MOREE's IHVidoRATIEu eokpfALi IHl3 .ef
.,gs,s ( X 2, o., REsn, fRogalgFoa, s%F.%,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

III VING puTehated the above establishment from ny
III bTuther, shall always Keep on hand q fge9haqd
selection Of Pd1y Groceries, and hope 70 TeluR
the patronage OF The Old euaiomeTs Of my brother and
many now ores az Will no call, knowing do thh'
theT shall not 80 away ,,;,,i,,,,,.,
Wheeling; June Q9th, 1884. jeS0
sssI GORDON, MATHEWS 4co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
CAUTION EXTRA

AIso obastvsa rfOmitsoty Note Vith tie PEopJcloIo
written signature every genuine boilit Of H. NoIteP
lnvigoTallIg Cordial.
TOcouuterfalt' Which In foTEoTy flf ~ .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
NOTIOM.

HAVING this day sold out my Grocery Store, on the
III west bido or tie Old Mhrket SPACE, In the city OF
Wheeling TO NY bioIhen Andrew Muldrew, an persons
Indebted TO me- BY book account otherwise, arc here oV
required 10 close the samo By note or otherwise as am
determlned 10 settle up myOid 6usnesS as speedly ~
possible. JOHN MULDREWi
Wheeling, June Goth ieHJfis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

uD~As agent OF the above responsible companies, am
prepared to policies upon tito most favorable tors
''-''I ~ 1879 ID o. FERRY, agent h
sp2s ~ Main At, Meodeon hulldlnEn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
!. Latest Outl

fd A1HBoBb OuSi aIs.It t.tl.s
NTeHatr e. HherVeY have ilst received their en-
IINL Tire second Stock III S?Tlns Goods.
lIheir assoc tmbn is completes comprising oI
every style and quality from nrray ure lawp lle
hnssi Tissues, CIFUdss, SILKS, Sens, BRIeGe9 b1Iese
de aineA, ogil striped aWHs plhlnmoiaplA o! iho
nest quality al REDUCED prices, = lot
At very low prices. A9o,.r ntnl5e'; on fh9gllfs ~
bordering ETC White Gnnds OF every description, with
all sorts 81 Furnishing oOe for housekeereiS, and nv
neroua ohor articles that We sYHt % lhlnk o. nAt
nov. f,... ..I... ...f. ....I.y. vi. H. 81
Cssnd look through OH stock ard yOu slAi rot beds
annolniedi Do, b. III. bid g.-..r
No35 Mahlst, Centre Wheeling, b !. L d /. ap2l
A Or halls, assorted, for sale By
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
pEK1ANSS1E. y ARnslil

safes OF an sizes suitable FOR ueoans, hanks, Jewel
baIh vault doors plate chests private families, etc on
hand Tor sale and made 10 order, 81 the DEPOT io2 Pearl
stieat, door below Maiden Lane, New Yorh' BY
TSNtA .itY lapt0 RORERT W PATRIOh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

Vs. Provisional Provisionsll W
NTAYGBR & Go Keep constantly on hand lull supply
M OF Meats, Vegetables. aid all klnds or PToygl6ha
AID Produce for families and boats Butter and Eggs
No 10 Water stteei, formerly occupied ss The fremont
House. % III QUa FnNe EtIFI.rEtl
~ Hotts win ind IL to their advantage 70 call. n.
jo3-U sz9tuH aFfg lfs5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

NTE3SSSIsE'V'' F40S'R6'Sag5i \ n - MN /,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
Y 7'iP, 'll lND GUARDIANS

which acJs Gpon pSreua disfases or tom tht olni
noysT M ieliaVihG palm or out Of envy e kudWl bot
State Of New York city and county OF New Roltt o..
on the 26l day or june AZ D. 1876 pett1Ally api
ed bsloTG me Andrew Niche, m6yOT ottho eff &cg
York Mecall MoTte, who BY me beig duly oWuGpS fclh
isrose I'd saw That there Il 90 ehTr6aiVs uu5isic q
other nsTcuIaI preparation uied In sud
ntelurpR or ~ eon,niifa IN The nedelpe hn1y hY ~
nale or Dr. M0asia lnvl Ogaling BlHir Core a era use
n dues not contain paItele OF Opium IN IS rs
3 Sworn h6inIc MO. this R0lh day o. Jnl4, let9,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
LIVER UUMPBAINT.

In cases Of Consumption tue LIVER Is always more OF
essaheCted and also tie Spleen, Pleura and small nteS.
tines 4 lie effect ~ the Hungarian BRlsan In dNcases o
the LYer Unattended bycVusumplOn, is 9peedilY euTCd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22

t"... " NOIlOE-Bh lhAs
II AVlNG hecn kast and selecied the most splendid
Ill lots or maTbe ever brought to this naiket, want
o my lends 10 coll Immediately and leave their orders
for an Kind they may want. ...t ~
Having pui chased largely viii hnsh up work In the
latest ana most approved styles and al the lowest rates.
" istS ''O ~ 'o''''"' M. J. RoHAN.
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Tranaportn ti0n omce p. g o. d. d. q B

M ARklN ED.
FTNH1S day, 10 butts OF Prime dump iobaeen. y, rer
i I,Hr2 d j w, RHoDRss agent.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
A Desirable Residence for
Sale.

The subs crber Wishing to move West,
offers for sale, one OF the most pleasant
situations i'll the village; containing about
tiIty-tivc acres of land. on which there is a
very comfortable Dwelling and every ncc.
cssary out house, all in good repair.
The crop a! corn On the place this year,
will yield about five hundred bushels.
Any further information Fan he obtained
by addressing me on the premises.
w. W. Al.STON.
Suntcrvllc, Oct III, 1851.
u All persons indebted To me either
by note or account, are respectfully solici-
ted 10 cash the same; rs long indulgence
has been given 10 many, and am avcrsc
To taxing any with cost.
w. w. a.
Oct. IL, 1894 80 If.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
Lands For Sale in Upper
Salem,
NEAR BISfIOPVlLLE, S. E..


The subscriber offers for sale a trnct of
land lying about three miles north of Bish-
opville, near tha road leading from Du-
Bose's Bridge to Camdep containing
about 430 acres If whiclf about l3O aEfes
are under fence and III IA good state of cuI-
tivatinn. The land is well adapcd both to
corn and cotton, OF which The present crop
is sufficient evidence.
VD the premises is good framed linusG
with four rooms and brick chnnie<, ,-Iht
nccessary oul-huildings, and Il we'll Of
most excellent wafcr.
There is also OH the premises a vcry
good mill stream and GrSt Mill. The
place is clear OF standing water and no
dItchng will be necessary.
Those wishing to purchase lands ia the
vicinity Of Bsshoprille will Ito we'll to call
upon the subscriber soon. The price OF
the lands will be reasonable. and terms
accommodating.
J. w. STUCKEY.
Bishopvilc, Oct. 25, 1854 50 #
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Lots Wife Found.

Lieutenant Lynch, in his voyage to the
Dead Sea found huge pillar of salt on
'thc shore, and the Arabs said it was Lots
Wife, shure enough, whether it was so or
not we cannot say,--it may turn out to be
"A catch.pcnny as the Hog without shad-
ow; but this we do know it yon haye any
Engraving, Fancy Painting, Lettering,
Arcl'itecturing or the repairing of Accor-
deons, FIutcnas, &c. &c, and will call on
the subscriber he promises to do his best,
and will be happy to do all work with
hcatncss and dispatch that may be cntrusi-
Gu TO his care, at Charleston prices Tor the
cash only. lie can i1t found at Mr. T..
'honmcrs Clothing Emporium, SumtcrvilIe,
South Carolina
G.. w. DAVIS.
Oct. ls, la5i 81 3m
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Winn g. Clarkson

HAVE Just received and opened n fine stock
If the most fnshnnahla and latest styles Of
Fall and Wlntur Gouls, consisting in part Of
the following articles.
Black and fancy Clulh; Elack and and fam
cy Cassimeres Black. White uEl Fancy Silk
vestings, Black White and Fancy Silk Cr:l-
vats; silk and Cambric lIlnhterahicfs; !;
Gloves, Sucks nnd Drawers; Linen Bosom,
shis.a and Collars; Silk and Merno undrr
Shirts Black silk md PaHcy Hats,
Clothing.
Black and Fancy Cloth Cagts and Sacks :;
Black and Fancy Cnssmefe Clais and Sarks
Black and Fancy Cnssmcr. Parts Black
White and Fancy Silk Vests.
All Of which We invite our frirn Is and the
pnbl,c generally to call and examine.
We are also prepared &c make up to order,
any article in the Tailoring line, az neat and
cheap as can be done i'll the State on tile same
terms.
ALSO,
Uniforms Of all kinds furnished at the Abort
est notice.
WINN e. CLARkSON.
Oct. 25, 1854 81 II
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Guns. Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c. B
JOHN EAHRHHDHIHR

Manufacturer, Importtr and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Shot, Guns
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle. and
:. all kinds Of Sporting Apparatus, II.
!. Together with general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS,
n. u. Cor. of Walnut and
second Streets. H'hila<lesphiast
All "t which, and such uihcr artlules as
bclon" 10 his line 6i business, will be sod
as low as can he afforded by any estnblish-
mcnt IN the Unitei States.
In testimony of his SIX as manufactuf-
er, the franklin institute of Phliadelphia,
has awarded 10 him sine l5i0, Two ccrtifi-
Gates, SIN silver medals, AMI cno - ccaH
premium; and IN 1851 |, Tho Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded 10 hin a. medal, tho
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guis and Ri
Hes in The United sStaiess
Kriler's Spnrthg Aficcdntes," illus-
trative OF certain varieties 'of Americans
Gannr, with remarks on The Chlrat;er of
The Dog. Field Dogs, Sn,pc, Woodcock,
Rail, Partridge, Duck and I'idgeon match
shooting, on the Rice Bunting s0r Read
Bird, Grass Plovcr, Hull -heaqclfcr Colder
Plovcr, Caivlss Back and Red Headed
Duck. American Widgeon. .Scaup Duck
and Canada Goose. Price $lG0.
Address JOHN KRIDER. Second and
Walnut, Philadelphia.
Aug. 30, 1884. al iy.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAULpING COUSTY, DALToS, Ca,
AuguBt 3ith, 1851.
Mr.. CHARLES DEI,pEME,


AuguBt 26ti, 1851.
Mr.. CHARLES DEiOEME,
DEAR SIR: For several years pas,
have been severely afflicted will, SICK head
aches, anu after tryIn" every thing could
think OF, and receiving no bonclit whatever,
| at last gave myself up az a confirmed
dyspcptic. But hearing OF your prcpara-
ton, "Thn BaISom OF Life" concluded
to give that u trial also. and procured two
bottles from your Agent DR.. Il. \. DArgan,
of Darngtom $. G., and from the time
began TO take it, have not had single
attat k oi hhailnche, and now Ie,l in hnp..s
that even The i&o bottles have made cure
OF me. But fearing that | may have a
relapse, have determined to continue it
longer. and enclose you $40 0O for which
you will please send us many bottles as is
customary for that amount. By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
p. S.-Pleasc forward by express train
Sept. s, 1854 IS II
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having demands against The
Estate nf R. NJ, Sanders. are requested
to hand them in to the subscriber duly at
tested according to law; and all those that
Will have notes or bonds due the first ri
November, are requested TO he punclual in
the payments, as the BUSH css of the Es-
tate is such TINT indulgence cannot be
given
VIM. NJ. SANDERS.
Oct. %, 1854 So If
lN Camden Journal pIeuae copy three
times.
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A anatomical Lectures And
Demonstrations.

mR. MYDDLETON MICHEL will COM
~ mrncc his private coarse OH Anatomy
and Physiology, on the first Monday in
November. at his Anatomical Rooms, op.
posite Tho Medical College.
Nr. MlcEEL offers the following a,ivan.
tagcS TO Students attending the Medical
session in Charleston. y complete course
OF Lectures is delivered during The season
"n Anatomy and Physiology the Professor
illustrating hs course by preparation,
drawings and models. Disseciinns are
conducted on an improved plan, consisting
III intcrrogating each member of the class.
and making hitn demonstrate his own dis.
section. The Student may hcrobv multi
ply his opportunities for acquiring know-
edge Of one oi the most important and diff
cult departments taught in the College
Saturdays are devoted TO Micro copiral
Anatomy.
Examinations are held regularly every
ght Oh each of the several branches, giv.
my tie class the henoht of Il rehearsal, in
Condensed form, OF the subjects lcc;urcd on
by HE Professors OF the Medical College,
so as TO recall whatever may have escaped
attention, and TO correct errors entertained
by experimenting the meaning OF The
Lecture.
DIR. NJ. will find pleasure in recon-.
mcndng the proper ext book in general
use, III initoiuc,ng his pupils ,6 tho al.
qua:nlancc OF the several Professors, and III
facilitating he Students II all matters con.
necied with their studies.
Reference may he made 10 DR.. M. nj
his residence Queen street, "a, or at his
AnhtnnIcal Rooms opposite the coIlerc.
Terms, Ten Doll4,s.
The subscriber is also prepared to take
| private pupils who i"r Tie ordinary office
| lee ul one hundred dollars Il year shall haze
access 10 large library, dlasrau,s, plates
and nndels, and be furnished gralIiiously
| with the ticket TO The Iull course & Gcliverch
III the Summer Medical Institute. His
| pupils will thus be mado familiar with dis.
ease at tho bedside, aud BE- made partici.
pants IN many surgical and oI,sln,rical
cases occurring in hls practice, while they
become acquainted with the methods 0t
mixing and administering drugs. The
strictcst attention will bc paid to the Mi.
croscnpe III connection with Anatomy aid
Paillo.ogy, and examinations ncld every
day.
CHARLESTON SUMNER MEnnA t. INSTITUTE.
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. D.,
Professor Of anatomy and Physiology.
w. HUME, Pref. Of Medical Chemisiy.
+. NJ. ROBERTSON, Prot, Of Obsieiril
and Diseases Of Women.
r. a. KlNl.OCH, Pref. Of Surgery.
X. t. MICHEL, Prof. Of Ilatcrfa .,Icdica
Fee for the coarse $50. Lectures com.
mencc in April and terminate abont the
middle of July.
August %, 1854 ~ If
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M EW G. @ 0 DS
AND NEW FIR vi.

THE subscribers having purchased the
= intcrcS, ri ! S. Tin al in the firm of
Tinda!. Watson & Co., give notice to their
friends and the public that they will carry
on their business. ut the old stand, under
the name of Watson ~ Gardner. They
ha:c just received and are daily receiving
large. cn:uplctc aud handsome asSorl-
mcnt Of FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
OF all dcscrIbtlon. Qualilics and Styles
Ia which thy nrile the attention OF the
public.
WATSON g. GARDNER.
Oct, 4, 1851 40 If
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Head Quarters,
ORDER NO-

THE Brigadcr Ceneras commanding the
several Brigadcs composing the Third Diyision
South Carolina Militia arc hereby required to
order each Colonel or officer conmaning the
several Regiments Of their respective Brigiies,
to hold an eleetion i'll their res pcctive Regi.
Der next, for the Office of Major. General, vaca-
ted by the resignation Of Major Gen. jain
buchanan, and forthwith transmit to tlle Adm
liant Generals office at Colombia a certified
statement in writing SHOWING The result Of the
polls III their respective Briga9cs.
BY order Of the Commander.in.C Chief,
Il. NJ, DUNUYANT, Adjt Gen.
Oct. 25, 1854 s. I'd
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Horse Shoeing, Blacksmith
inc, a., &c,


The above branches, together with En-
ginccring and Machinc>ts work generally,
can and will be laithi,llv executed at the
SUMTER MACHINE SHOPS near the
Rail Road Dt II in Sum,crviIe. No cX.
criIonS will withheld 20 render these
Shops worthy the patronage. and capable
of supplying the Mechanical requirements
of The District. a Foundry viii DO erected
as soon as practicable, both for Iron and
Brass. We have an excellent Steam En-.
gInc III operation, capable Of driving u
large duanlity oi machinery, thereby cna-
bling us to execute work with facility and
economy.
Al work done at This establishment will
he turned out under the Immediate mspec-
ilon Of The subscriber. We ask no 'oncSdc
patronage. j onr work is not as well
done and as cheap aa other Shops can ac-
complSh it, we expect not to he employed
Otherwise we desire only such patronage
as will enables US to do Justice 10 all par.
. ties. Il. J. COGIlLAN,
Manager.
| Sept. 27th. 1854 4s If
d. Watchnan copy #.
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V aluablc Plantation
IFor Sale.

Dcsiring,o goWest we offer our planta-
ton for sale prvacIy. lying on I,ynchcs
Creek. only Six miles from Lynchhury
Depot. Wilmington aud Manchester Rail
Road. The tract contains about 1000
acres, with some 200 closed in high state
OF cultivation 90 Of which is the best
bottom ,and. a Neat and conrno,liuus
dwelling, new GIN house and Screw and
al! other necessary out buildings, and
fences in guod repair. We hazard nolhing
in saying this place is perfectly healthy
and in paint proIuctivcncss and purify OF
water It is unsurpassed by any land in the
country. Gall and see, it will bear close
Inspection.
IL. l.. IL J. G.. AIcLENDON
Oct. III lSj4 90 If
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$50 Reward.

no WILL. be paid by the subscriber
a FOR the delivery to him, at "Thc
..-auIns,' near Stateburg, of I,AVI.
MA and KATY, who Runaway from him,
at the plantation called "Trne Iilua " in
Orangeburg District, on Octnbcr 33rd.
1854. llalf the above reward will be g;v-
en- Tor either of them separately. Fifty
dollars IN addition will be paid upon con-
vIct'on "t any wllitc persons harboring
sad slaves.
A. l.. CONVERSE.
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LADIES' Booltees and Walking Shoes. C nt.
icrs, kih-Tirs, Nc. Gents Calf Boots, and
Bunttccs, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes.
Alsn,-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware, Sndlery, &c.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood anL Morocn Work Boxes,
Pull. Boxes. Port Monies, Scgar-C Brace.
lets, Hair and Tooth l.rusl.cs, Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, .fc.
Novels. PAe,icnl Works aud School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES,.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, NIoasscs, Cheese,
ltaisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, NC.
Also. a fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by j.T. SOLOMONS a. co.
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