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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-14

1t is stated that a Company is short.
ly to be formed in New York city
Tor The manufacture ofpapcr.trom saw.
dust aud shavings. departments
have been gone into, and some of .,hu
most beautiful paper made from these
materials. 1t is estimated that saw
dust can he purchased for So per ton,
and that the process through which is
Will so in the productions Of papef will
bring The price Of tho latter down nc
30 per cent. I, E {. {, s. 5
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Vaiataitio H6Gceints.


OF sui soda to rcdness III an iron Dot
and desolve it ii d gallon of water
This wash will take off the moss and
dead bark, and xii the insects on Il
frult trees ct grape vines, aud make
them as smooth as though polished
aud make old trees bear anew.
Never wilitcwash tree.
Lime Dust Of Plants.-An English
nrchardist protects his tres from cat.
epillers and other insects by shaking
over the young foliage quick lime pul
yerized and siftcd through a fine sieve.
The time for using it is in the dew of
the morning, or whenever the leaves
are damp. He has found it very
efiectual.
Nature for Flovcrs.-I has been
discovered that for the generality of
flowers, and more especially for gcra.
nuims and the most delicate specimens
OF the lily tribe, common glue, diluted
with sufficient portion Of water, forms
richer manure than guano or any
other yet discovered.
Tanners bark is now understood
to be capitally adapted to the straw.
berry. Spread il completely on the
soil it will keep the fruit clean, and
the soil moist. This is the true
mulching for the strawberry. There
is no doubt of this.
Farmers Make your o,ois Candies.
Take two pounds Of alum, for every
10 pounds Of tallow, dissolve it in
water before the alum is put in, and
then melt the tallow in the alum water
with frequent string. and it will clar-
ify and harden the tallow so as to
make a most beautiful article for eth.
er winter or summer use, almost as
good as sperm.
Hcns.-It is fact not commonly
known, that the reason why hens do
not lay eggs in winter, is the want Of
lime to furm the shell. Let them
have access TO wheat which contains
lime, or to lime ITSELF aud they will
lay in winter as at any other timo.
E, Hens Those tina, approach
nearest to roundness produce females,
while those ;ha: are mere pointed
produce males.
To preserve Eggs.-Rub them with
butter or varnish. They will keep
many months and produce chickens.
When varnished, the varnish should
be r. moved before setting. Another
mode is to pack them in salt, the point
always downward.
TO Judge Eygs.-Put your tongue
to the large end. iii, feels warm the
egg is fresh. Or put the egg in a
pan of cold wa,er-if perfectly fresh,
it will sink inmedi ,tely, and so n
proportion to its freshness. A rotten
egg will Iloat on top Of the water.
Cheap Soup.-A correspondent of
the Southern Banner. gives the follow.
ing receipt for soap making, and adds,
that it would be worth one thousand
dollars in the hands Of n selfish per-
son and the world would have to un.
tic the purse string to yet it, but here
it is free gratis:
Take six pounds Of Potash rs
Four pounds Of Lard so
One fourth pound Of Rosiu 25
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DR.. Brigham, senior Secretary of
the American Biple Socicty, has come
to South Carolina for his health. lie
has been connected with the Bible So.
ciety more than twonty eight years.
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The Norfolk Beacon says that there
had been sc great o sscareity If vessels
at that port, that 10000 sbnsaSl Ia of
corn to- Baltimore last week from the
want oisesssls TO ship It.
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Poetry
tOriginnl.l

MEssns. ED1Tons:
The following is n bona flc corrc spon-
dcncc which occurred n short time since, W ill
you please give i, a place in your excellent pa
per for the cdi(ication and amusement Of your
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NESSRS. EDITORS:
The following is bona filc corrc spor
dcncc which occurred short time since, W j
you please give il n place in your excellent pa
per for the cdilication and amusement Of you
patrons ct. at.
TO Miss D.
Welcome welcome lovely maid
Welcome thou to this heart Of mine
How oft indeed hare said
Thou art the finest OF the Gnc
Welcome welcome lovely maid
For indeed yon cant no how be cxcelled
Therefore never be dismlycl
For to love you am compelled
Welcome welcome lovely maid
TO please your affections upon me
And if could would lend you aid
For am daily inclined TO thee
Welcome welcome lovely maid
Welcome arc yoa to be my bride
The visits owe you, shall he paid
And to love you, shall be my pride
d. NJ. Z.
REPLY
To u. nj. l..
Yes sir! Yes sir! d. NJ. l..
/ received those verses you sent to inc
/ care nothing for that hca!t Of thine
For you have no part of mine
Listen! Listen! d. NJ. L. ~
care not for thy flattcry
And 10 love you | don't incline
So you may cease your foolish whine.
hickey! Lackcy! Oh my Oh!
From these verses you will know
That all your wooiy is in vain
So do no, trouble me- again
Gnndbyc! Goodhye d. NJ. L.
Sir your bride I'll never be
The visits You owe need not be paid
J! Ger may. on, III not ,ccl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06

NEWxNH HFxuTfFUTn00kr1s
e1sssns sandlass just reesised By :
The Foreign Toar Of brown. Jones' and sassas:,.
being history OF what they saw and did in 0srms.
s s1 sssia" Switzerland and i'ays :, J. Dols' siosh
The Gallery of Byron beauties Turkey morocco,
The Wavsrlsy Gallery; Turkey morocco, gill s.tr.
The Deserted Village; do do do
The Book Of Ruth, illustrated by the Lady Angus.
The Book of Rephaeps Cartoons; cloth. plain.
anecdotes Of Dogs by Edward jesse, cloth plain. g
Robin Hood, vols: cloth, plain. -, Z
The Works of Quintus Horatius Taccus; clo plain
The Works of Publias virsiius Marc: cloth. piain.
Young's Night Thoughts; Turkey morocco, extra
gilt de 5-st
NANNY FERNS NEW WOKK-: For .aie
Il at RANDOLPHs
Bookstore and Bindery.
Reeds Lectures on English History aud Tragic Poe
try, az Illustrated by Shak speare. $i-25.
Edith Alien, or Sketches Of Life in Virginia, by
Lawrence Neville. ST.
East Indian Archipelago, by w. NJ. Gibson; plates.
$3.50. ss5 - fis}Ft
klos,erheim, or the Masque; BY De Quincy. 75c.
Henrietta Robinson; by b. Wilson. 75c.
The Letters of Madame De Seyigue to her Daugh-
ter aud Friends; edited by Mrs. s. J. Hale $t25
Estelle Grant, or the Lost Wife. 81.
The Ella Tree Tales; by +. j. D. Smith. ST.
Story, jr. SI.25 Tea
Cora and the Doctor, or Revelations of Physcians
Wife. 81
Rose Clark; by Fanny Fern Sl.25
The Song OF Hiawatha; by H. w. Longfeiiow 81
The Exhibition Speaker, containing Farces, Dis-
Iosues, Tableaux, &c; by P. A. Fitzgerald; Plates
IS cts. ...
Aspiration, an Autobiography of Girlhood; by Mrs.
Manners. ST..
Amy Leo, or Without and Within. ST.
Crotchets and Ouavers, or Revelations of an Opera
Menagerin Americai by Max Maretzek. ST.
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FANNY FERNS NEW DOOK-
4 ROSE EIARE

Is ready-Price, fl.25.
PROFESSIONALLY the most popular authoress of the
present day, is Fanny Fem. Every one has read and
admired Ruth Hall" her last work and first continu-
tale. Ia the language of leading periodical, it
"crested the profound sensation of any book is
sued during quarter of q century" Other new book,
ready "Rose Clark it is only ecessary to say,
that all who have yet it have been astonished and
delighted find it even greater and better work,
absorbingly interesting end brilliantly fascna-
ting than even Ruth Halln
For sale by GEO. Nj. WEST,
de SIT Nos. ) and Exchange Place.
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SA.kkEE s SE IMP I'M sT9GK S,1 T5MBER

GALE OF LAND. STOCK, TIMBER.
~ AND STEAM SAW MILL IN PoWHATAN.-
The subscribers wishing to close their business will
sell at public auction at their place of residence
Powlatsn, near Maiden's Adventure, ON the Ietia OF
December 1885, lif fair if no. the next fair day.
the following property Mules, Horses, Yoke OF
Oxen, Wagons. I Carrylog. Chains, Gear &c.; also
large supply of Timber, OF various kinda Oak Fem
cling. White Oak Plank and Posts, Pine Shsetiur. !
Plank, Flooring. Weather boarding and Scantus.-
TeTus for all sums over $40 credit OF six months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
for tems-ander $40, cash. They viii also sen :
Steam Engine aud Circular Saw, Shinsle Saw, with
mschinery 70 work on 1t, credit or six. twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser giving bonds with
geed securty They will also cell on the ssms day il
NOT sold before, tract Of Land containing sd -
acres by survey adjoining the estate Of tho late John
Gillian, Mrs. =. q. 0ilsm. and G. G. Lea, within
mile and half Of James RIVER. A large portion q
the trset In original growth. The tito to the land
. unquestionsble. The Tenns-P Purchaser VIII give
bonds with approved security, payable In one tEo
and three years bearing Interest from The dsJ q ssss
and deed Of trust the lands % secure the
money, SCOTT. EKIPWITH OLD.
T. 6-The Steam Engine y Je.harse power, bae
been but iittis ned - i.su sxssllsrs enc; ~,
De 1-hNtds 6CU11, 8kitWITH OlD..
o-Enquiyer copy ssmi-weskiy.
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BY Payne & Mayo, Aucti0neers.

BY Payne a. Mayo, Auctioneers.
TOBACCO FIXTURES AT AUCTION..-
VIII be sold, on FRIDAY, the 7th inst, at 10
O'Clock, at Col w. p Winfree's Tobacco Factory on
the corner of 7h and Cary sts, the Tobacco fixtures
in said Factory, consisting in part Of
Fl Screws and Presses, complete
10 Tobacco Presses
Iron Sheeting Mills
-fsr 10 sets Iron Bands il. t.E, -
Lot of Tobacco boxes; Benches, with Knives to
each 10 Sinkers; large Stoves; pairs Patent Ba-
lances; large Iron Lquorice Boiler; large Levers
together with many other articles useful to nanufac-
turers
TERMS OF SALE-Sums under $50 cash; over that,
month"; credit, on negotiable notes with approved
endorsers PAYNE MAYO.
&c Auctioneera
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BY Taylor e. WiIIiaIus .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT ru

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
w CoHMER OF 18th AND FRANKLIN Sis,
At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 10th December
1883 at 81 o'clock z; NJ upon the premi.es will be-
sold that valuable Brick Tenement and Lot on the
Southwest corner of Franklin and 18th streets now
and for many years occupied by Mr. James Sinton a.
the Lot fronts A feet inches on Franklin street,
with depth Of about 50 feet
The location OF the property renders it very vaua-
BILE for the purpose for which it 10 now used or for
any other business.
Terms will be made known at the time of sale,
de d TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY ON THE PLANK ROAD.
NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 10th December at ST O'Clock P M :,
upon the premises will he sold Lot No. in the Plan
OF Sidney situated at the Northeast intersection of
Dover street. the Plank Road, with Laurel street
adjoining the Lot of VIM Smith, and opposite Green's
Row. 90
The Lot fronts 55 feet the Plank Road runs bach
l9J feet to 20 f. alley and will lie divided into five
Lots according to plan TO be exhibited at the sale
These are among the most valuable Lots in the town
of Sidney ~
Terms ut sale. TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS,
act Auctioneers
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ fA.-The proprietors of these Springs which
patation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed at a rate which
barely covers cost of barrelius and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper leadiu. and well
known pAyscian In Botetourt county, is selected from
many Of equal responsibility and force:
FINcAsTLE, BorErouRr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exan,iu
ed the analysis of the water aGe by Prof Boothe Of
Pinadephia,) and believe it well adapted to cure dis
tenn; ana can further state that have known some re-
inarkabe effected by in scrofulous atec
SAMUED NJ. CAREER NJ D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
Of Philadelphia, who says - :
"A mineral spring of such richnes. and quality as
the analysis indicates Will prove valuable aid the
physician It's position in the healthy mountains re-
eion OF Virginia, about equi-distant from many Of the
s,nss we'll ,s Of the
"Jas. G. BoorHE"
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys
pepsia, &c have yielded to the power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried.
Thi1 very valuable water Is for sale In barrels at
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Druggists,
no 29--dtsif Agents for the Proprietor.
VIliaINIA MECHANICS INHTiTUTR.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-.
friends, for their kind patronage during the past four
years. and beg leave 70 say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments Tornbs, vsalts and
work il de sseas-castiss ssd Bsiidiss line : - =
p..ssd HSs q s q Ss. Sas ~ = 60
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BY Il. b. Cook & Co.

MIGHT SALES Is T., b. COOK 4. en-.
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct nth, It al
CLOCK, and continue the same every night They
nave on hand great variety of goods suited to such
witches, Jewelry, he, together with an assortment
OF Fancy Articles Dry Ge2ds, Clothing, &C., &C.
Every article sold by uswarrauted TO be ~ repre-.
seuted, or the money win be refunded
OCT e. B. COOK 4 CO., lucts
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by Laras q shinc.

NlSE ii3.ns SALE. October lst ISJJ.-TO.
our store, No. "a Main street large asao,tnsn, -
aeapis aud Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar.
cie IN the fancy line, and suitable for the ety ana
ALSO-Wil be offered an extensive stock of En..
,sh Gold Patent Lever watches; Gold Anker. ana
inders. oAoas e~a Nyi'
ALSo-.A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches of
al styles together with large stock of Doubs Rsry.i
Guns, Pistols, &C., &c. ~ $3.50 -
Country Merchants would do well to attend th...
sales, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be a. represented = :
oc 9-ts ss4si s- T.ARTTc l. cfrrHyr,
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A FINE Lot OF SUPERIOR MILCH
n COWS For SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, on MONDAY next the 10Th inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the stable of Joseph Mayo. Esq, ON Main
street, and between Madison and Jefferson streets
large lot of very superior Mich Cows, all of which
in frs. rate order and to the pail
Terms, cash. PAYNE l. MAYO.
de Auctioueers.
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BY Davenport, Alien 4 Co.

by Davenport, Alien q Go,
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT ARC.
- TlON-On TUESDAY, 18th December we win
sell at 10 O'clock at our auction store, large stock
of fresh and seasonable 1870
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
Terms: Under s 100 cash; s 100 and over months
credit for approved paper :
de 5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
= EKsEANTS SALE.-WiiI be sold for
~ cash. On FRIDAY, the 18th inst at the hour of
III O'Clock. A. M, at Geo. L. Earnest Stable, on
Council Chamber Hill, sorrel Horse, Saddle and
Bride, to satisfy execution in my hsnds in favor Of
Jesse g. Jones. JAMES D. ELLETT, D. S.,
de 5--tds for M. M Lipscomb, Seret.
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BY Larus & shine.

RLANKETS DIZZY GOODS, CLOTH.
- ING, &c. AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on FIR.
DAY Morning, 7th instant, ncing at 10 O'Clock
$50 pair OF Hungarian Blankets such as bed servants
horse, saddle and rappers. .s.,x.ssss ~
ALSO-A lot of choice Dry Goods.
ALSO-An invoice of Ready y Made Clothing. &rs-e
with many other articles suitable the retail trade
Sale positive.
N. B-The Blankets win be sold for and on account
of whom It may concern.
de4 LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts.
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COMMfSSIONER,S SALE or RRAT.
" ESTATE on BROOK TURNPIKE. THREE
AMP A. ~ HALE MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.-
the one pronounced by the Circuit CONT al Hsnv;e
On the 18th Of May 1855 in the csse of TYLER
ccayor GUARDIAN, &e, and the other by the Henrico
Iaos IN the case of Tyler Tyler ke1 shsIl pro-
Ss a51, 70 sell at public auction ON the premises on
- y, tbs 9Th of December lsas Ct the hour
=. y O'Clock r NJ, two several parcels of Land with
small house on each, the one Containing rx serea
nese Lands lie on the east side Of the Brook Turn
PIKE, nearly opposite to the Brook Church and sra
admirably adapted to market eardsns
Ierms made known ct the hour Of ala '.asS 3 .
c, BARTLETT TYLER Comsr
saie conducted by GoDDIN APrEasoN. Aues
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!; II {. a iAkeos Trustees.

r; S-After the sale of the above property. there
w De onered Tor sale at the same time and place.
steam Saw-hli and Fixtures in good repair. Wa
son and Harness; young Mules and Horse.
Terms made known ON day of sale
no28 GODDlN l. APPERSON Aucta
Also large lot of Farming Implements consst;ns
IA part OF pioughs harrows carts wagons harness Ic
Also T, a fne heifer and bull SOW and pigs, &c.
Terms Tor the personal property, credit of mos
for all sums of $40 and upwards with good security
bearing interest; less than $40, cash.
~ Refreshments at sale.
de5 n "a ,r,;
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NORFOLN s1IE2s@
BY Fergussa & WIIII..... A..,..

A "a, PERPETRATORS SAL R-yAl.uA.
~ f,o on THURSDAY, December 18th. 4 II ocli
building p ~ ns prs nj, On comercs tseet the
decd. W "As. =. darmanson,
and !. mouse :, m the most central part of the city
OF mn me property I: deemed unnec essary
Inc main building 10 under ground rant of Z Al n,
yeai ano the whole premises are in perfect order and
Immediately after the sale Of the Hotel the bo,sa
mold and kitchen Furniture will be- sold and cons;.ts
ment. so eseaoaA'-
ALSo-Ths following Slaves BELONGING TO the Es
tate, VIE; ISAAC, LUKE, MARY and PEGGY
made known on the day of sale. --'1
A. j. WISE, Administrator
FERGUSON WILKINSON Aucts - 4. g = "a
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CONSTABLE's sALE.-WiII he soId 81
~ SprInghiH, !" in Chesterfield county, Just above
Manchester, on SATURDAY next, the 9Th inst at II
o'clock to satisfy several Executions in my hands,
Horse s Cows, one giving milk; Pork Hog, and
Oats.
And at O'Clock in the evening will be sold, at nv
house, in Manchester many other articles TO satisfy
Executions in my hands '
de 6-3t PETER K MORGAN Constable
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TRysTEEs, SALE OF HOUSE AM

TTRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON 5fH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.---As Trus-
tees in deed of trust made 25d june 1885, by John
W. Reeve aud wife, to secure the Shockoe Hill Build
ing Fund Association the payment of the sum of
$2,0lo which said deed is duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court shall. in execution of said trust
proceed to sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Decen.
Der, 1855. upon the premises commencing at O'Clock
the House and Lot located above. The lot fronts 80
feet east side OF 9Th street. and back 1870 feet
upon which Is a handsome new framed Dwelling two
stores and basement. with kitchen in the yard ard
all the conyeniences of comfortable residence for
moderate sized family. The whole premises are in
complete order.
The Terms require cash for the whole amount but
arrangement will likely be made give credit of
and II months on two-thirds of the purchase money
the same being properly secured. with interest ad-
ded. NJ L. STRAUS,
L. M. HARROLD, Trustees
5..... ,..-. ALBERT SPOTT,1
Sale conducted by 0ODpIN & APPERsoN. Aucts.
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VALUABLE LAND IN THE puAN a.,

VWfnGnTnITIT, LkND ~ TIE PLAN OF
RAG RACE COURSE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold, on SATURDAY, the 9th DECEMBER.
1902 on The premises commencing at I2o'cock about
50 acres OF most beautiful farming LAND in the Plan
OF Woodyiile opposite to the dwelling Of Jas Taliey
ESQ: OF fairfield The land embraces squares Nos Is
dence of Mr. Talley. plat of the land can be seen
at Office n 80
The particular attention of the public is called to
this sale, as it is believed that other land now in
market offers greater advantages than does this for
suburban residences market gardens
TEkMs-One-foufrh cash; balance at three, six aud
nine months for Negotiable notes. interest added and
title retail ned till last note is paid I - =
no 80 GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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BY Alcxande1. Nm

by Alexander Noei. -
MIGHT SAL JEWEL.
MING, commencins At :, a. J1ocns., Lals Eve.
watches, Jewelry, Pens Pencils, Ac -
c,.'.S $3.50 general assortment of Fancy Articles.
NO 10 ALEX. MOTT Auek
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N1ers -.
lN slon - s. NJ = ssld at PsSl1c Ancs
bsr, n - ne letn 81 the present runfh ff)Scen
~. sHs not the next sir asy 81 tr ~ sa
Loais. p co sons ~ Loyal decd near Gum Sprinss
abnas d ~ = ~ steam bsw Mil, is horse power;
ios v.sns nofsss and Male: Eursisr carr
shelter, w ss Hossshed and Kiteh.n Turnsa.s
TEsMs. Will be for si su,ns ~ ! ia ~ -.
over eie credit Of six month"; Vii bs
e swing bonds with spprusi .ssur
nnaete the property 10 dslvered r. - :
49,. .nose having claims against tina s.s... ,-;n
10 th sssut them for payment; and those ine bteJ
theirs also. ~ come forward and ssttle
A. M THOMAS RUTHERFoRp. Aas,,r
90 o--Ih6& Thi5tht OF John " I..si,4s -
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BY Alexander N0ft.

A DMlNISTRATOR'SS SALE of HOUSE.
IA HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-Will
be sold at auction, MONDAY, 18th December M
10 o'clock, at the late residence of p B. HARDWOOD.
corner Marshall and 28th streets, his entire stock of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, embracing u large
and desirable assortment of well kept Furniture such
az Beds, bedding, Sofas, Cabinets Tables Mahogany
end Cane,seat Chairs, Carpets Crockery and Glass
ware Cooking Stove, &c
ALSO-1 fine Mich Cow
BY o.der of the Administrator
Sale conducted by ALEX MOTT,
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by Baker, Pieasanrs q Co.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--We will, gel,
at auction, at the Horse Lot, near the Gas-H House
on SATURDAY next, at 10 o'clock-1 fine Coach,
neauliully hnlshed and of the latest style, would
gies. 1o Do
We will also sell, at same time and place, several
good Work Horses
BAKER, PLEAsANTS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
de 3-dtds - s7ET -