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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-01

APPoLoGIsTIC.-T Minerva a,
Z'hibodaurville, comes this week with
out a leader, and the editor says. Not.
withstanding our great dislike to a
newspaper without a" leader" the
Minerva" we are constrained to say,
is, unfortunately, in that category, on
the present occasion. This state of
things is altogether attributable to the
whole, or greater portion ofour time
having been required in the mechani-
cal departments, in consequence of a
serious accident having befel our asso-
ciate, Mr.. Anderson"
This gives rise again, to the serious
question, often asked. and up to this
time unanswered. us it not better
to have no leader; than to have one
on nothing" The worlds charity
ought not to ask man to write lead
err, when nothing turns up, to make
leader Of; or where the main questions
of the day, have been lead off, and
entangled by leader writer's, in such
manner, that the light of any luminary
is only, calculated to "'is-lead, and the
less said the better. Hers paper
calls itselfthe Democratic Herald Of
Truth" with the motto. 1.-THE ad,
vancement Of man, the Prosperity of
the country, and the interestof-our-
selves" good names-good motto but
what's the use of the editor, writir g
three column leader, to prove the
honesty the exalted patriotism, the
truth the virtue, the love of country
and-spoils; Of the party? None. 1t
is a for gone conclusion, transparent
fact--a truth that needs nothing to
support it; and any writing on the
subject, just has the effect of throwing
shadow Of doubt and obscurity, on
proposition, as fully demonstrated as
any principle, in Euclid, or Eubank's
hydraulics.
The Minerva, is in the same cate.
CORY with the Comet-does not belong
to any party. The disadvantage of
this position is manifest we canno,
take the New Orleans Courier's leader.
and by putting the original words to
it " the New Orleans Courier, says -
publish it as our own nor can we take
any part of its music, and put it, to our
own variations, and discourse it to the
world as an original song; of our own
composition. This would be snapped
at by those opposed to us, and we
would be charged with stealing.
Our friends of the Minerva might
do as we do, sometimes. When the
baby has the Group, the fire will not
burn-ink muddy-peu bad boys
humping fer copy, and member of
The Artisans comes to bore us, we say
-" take out the head of the article
yesterday" The Present aspect of
PARTIES and call it The Great Ope-
ousas rail road question" In this
way we save much labor, and are
pleased to find that" nobody knows
he difference"
TIL. r n
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~ The Sugar house, Of A. & r.
H. Daugherty, in the Parish Of
West Feliciana. was totally destroyed
by fire. on Monday night last, with
40 hogsheads of sugar.
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Creole Hair Oh.
rs NOW acknowledged to be the best
i preparation for the hair-it Is purely
vegetable-imparts deep and rich lastre
to the hair, and will be found most partic.
ularly acceptable to the light haired. One
trial will satisfy you Of the above asser-
ton. For sale by
nov29. WIN, BOGEL.>
Druggist.
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The ScHNAPPs PoLKA.-This is
the name of new Polka, invented by
the Italian nseastero, Signor Groballie
Rondinello. The Schnapps Polka,
differs from the Katy Did Schottiche,
10 the fact, that the danseuse is not
required to kick her boot heels togeth-
or, every time she turns; or is turned
by her partner. The Gent, who dances
it, instead of being required to recline,
in lanquid ease and elegance on the
bosom Of the fair one, is allowed to
put bis nose over her shoulder, so
that he may see, the graceful FUCKERS
in the silks, at the waist band of the
damsel, as they swell out beautifully
after the fashion of a junk bottle. The
"Schnapps," is destined to be very
popular with the fair sex, and have a
good run. The music is set to "brass;'
will Professor Elderton's Company,
please learn to discourse it," for our
benefit
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Dissolution of CO-partnershlp.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.

4 MEETING for the election of the off,
II GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or.
phan Association for the coming year, will
be held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues.
day Dec 4th, at i b! o'clock A. NJ.
a punctual attendance of the members
of the Association is requested.
novl4. NJ. w. READ,
Secretary,
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FOR SALE.

THE VERY desirable location for bust! ~
] ness, at the corner of Third and Flor- ::|
da street, with all the improvements there sss4
on. For terms apply to Alex. Shaw, on the pre-.
misses, or at this Office. Nov. 9th. I'm.
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at Cbfooorf Wolomanu's s.

POrt1ssOneyS r. KlsiUes.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above articles,
II among which, some some Of
s.JOmathan Crooks"
celebrated Pen and cket-knves, for sale at
fDec1, THEU. GOLDMANN'8,
TWO SECOND-HANDED SHOWCASES. for sale
/ very low at TIL O. GOLDMANN'S,
Matchmaker / Jeweller,
fDec1] Harvey House basement.
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ciocinotion," we take the present, to
argue Of the past and speculate Of the
future. The Present is the actual pc.
destal Of stubborn fact, upon which
We stand, fixed on the earth among
other tangible things; to look down
the trackless road Of the past, over
which we have travelled, and specu-
late from reason and analogy, on what
awaits US in the future. The epidem.
ic season just past-was forgotten
when the los: spade Of earth fell upon
the mortal remains Of the last victim
Of the pestilence. Even the name of
the man who died "wednesday, is al
ready forgotten; and he goes out Of,
I'm n'emoria" to keep company with
unnumbered millions in the same cate
gorical catecombs of oblivion. But
the past should teach US some lessons
for the present, to enable us to meet
in a becoming manner, what the fu-
ture has in store for us. It seems,
that annually, now; not only Louisi-
ana but the nation itself. is to be visi-
ted with epidemics. They come steal
ing in upon US, and that strength Of
Christian fortitude of which we boast
in healthy season, vanishes; we are
and unprepared, either NOR
ally or physically, to meet the enemy.
There is only one point of the consid-
Grafton, we want to touch now, and
we do it for Sunday reading. No
man can be a christian who steals
such q mans conscience is always
pricking bim-herefore it is, that idle
ness and vagabondism is crime. A
man to be christian, must provide by
industry and economy, for the sup
port of his family and himself This
is Of a vast deal more importance to
the salvation of his soul, than all the
united faith, Of all the united nations,
Of all the world. Every man should
have home some where on earth, in
which he may stretch himself at his
ease, in day of trouble, and sickness.
He should have a home for himself |
whether he has family or not. No
nan can be a good citizen without a
nome; for a floating attachment is no
No man should make
,oise about the policy or politics of
government, of which he is not a per-
nanent citizen. Let us ask "what
s the floating, homeless population Of
he United States? 1t is millions
lrag and tax, on honest industry
No wonder the capitalist says to him
elf, Il will own no real estate, for it
axes all the rent of the same, to keep
he tax collectors from knocking it
lown under the Auctioneer' hammer
What are these taxes for? In New
orleans, it is to sustain the police
Turing the winter season, and in the
ummer to provide for INDECENT sick
nd bury them when dead. To what
lass of the community do we look for
hem =? The floating, restless, home.
ess part Of our population such as
ave not-and do not desire to have.
bed to lay on, or cent put away to
rovide crumbs for the morrow when
rains. Vasaboudism is the curse of
he nation-a nation offering bound
sss territory to the world of nations,
nth doors Of invitation, wide open
hat all may come and enjoy the full
ess and richness hereof. Must We
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Notice,
Baton Rouge Brass Band,

BatOn Rouge Brass band,
WM. J. ELDERTON. LEADER,
W Offer their services to play -
at Public Assemblies, Excursions, HDs,
Serenades, &c. Connected with ~%ts
this Band. is CotiIlion Quartette Playing,
Violins, Flutes, CONCENTRATIONS and base !;
Tor Balls and Soirees. Terms reasonable
For engagements. apply-to w. J. EIderton,
Professor of Music, Church street nov29
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70 The Echo Of Point Coupee has
not a word in reference to the weather.
The presumption, therefore, is, that it
is all right.
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Arrivals Mt the Harvey House.
Masonic Notice.

THE annual meeting Of St. James 2n1eur
l. Masonic Lodge. will he held at o.
the Hall, foot Of Church Street, on1S
Saturday night next, the LIST Dec. Brethren
OF the order in good standing who may be
in the city at that time, are invited to at
tend J. ESSEX ELAN,
nov2Std. Sec'y.
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A WOMAN SWIMMING THE MIssls.
srpPr-Lloyd's forthcomeing Steam
boat Directory gives thrilling instan-
&C Of the necessity of women knowing
how to swim. When the i'll fated Ben
Sherrod was in flames on the Missis-
sippi river, and the lady passengers
who had thrown themselves into the
water, were drownding around the
boat, the wife Of Capt. Castleman
jumped into the river, with her infant
in her axms and swan ashore, dis
lance of half a mile, being the only
woman saved out of sixteen. She had
learned to swim when girl.
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10 The annual Conference OF the
Methodist Church. for Mississippi.
met at vicksburg. on the 2sth inst.

u The P;cayune's Paris cores
poudent. Mr.. G. ". KENDALL. left
the French Capital. on the 9th inst.
for his home, in New Orleans.
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For Sale.

4 FIRST rate plantation blacksmith &
IA engineer about 40 years old, also first
rate Young Creole cook-with a likely
hoy about years old. Enquire at this
office. nov27-I wd1w.
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~ The last dispatches by tele'
graph from New York. say that Aoir
is selling readily at 80 rs per barrel
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N @ lice. !
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL is still in on.
thanks to the kindness OF ro..d
irlcnds)-ready 10 receive customers, and
entertain them. TO their entire satisfaction.
Mr.. {. is resolved that his Hotel shall NOT
DC cXceilcd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
cicanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall he kept sd. Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. II, 1854 ii #
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Choice Groceries.
FAMILY S u T. PLIES
Kcndrick g. .D eTi1ins

WOULD announce to their friends and the
community 1T Large, that they have opened in
Srn,crvillc Opposite 10 Wrbb's Store, large
and varied stock Of
FI.VLLI GROCERIES.
Such is have iiever before been exhibited for
for sale i'll this tnrkct 1t comprises in part as
follows:
BACON-:Prmc Sides. Shoulders and Hams.
SUGAR. Brown, Crushed, Powdered and
Leaf,
COFFEE-Rio. Java, and l.agnira.
Lard, Butter, Mni asses, Cheese Crackers.
Mackcrcl. Smoked Reef and tongues, Pickles
Pruncs, Branded fruits, I.ol,>lcrs, Sardincs.
Salnond, Bologna Sausage, Vcrmicelli, Maca
ronia, &c. &c.
Fine Tobacco and Scgars.
lrislI Potatoes, Onions, Decta, Smoked Her
i'gs, Fruits, Nuts, ana Confectionery of all
kinds.
Wheat, Bn"kwheat. and Rice Flour.
In short they pledge themselves by strict ut.
irn'ion to business, keeping on hand the BEST
OF ALL goods in their line, and selling ciiEAr
for CASH or produce, TO merit a share Of public
patronage.
J. 4. KENDRlCk. w. w. JENKINS.
Nov. Is, 1854 If
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Real Estate for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale ner planta.
ton situated about three miles from Man.
chester depot; on tIieSsWilningtoii and
Manchester Rail Road. There are two
hundred and thirty-t&o sarres in the tract;
one hundred CLEARED and under fence and
the rest well limhcred upland. Tie sit.
ua'ion is a very healthy and desirable ohe. !.
On The prcmis ses are fine dwelling house,
bard. stables, kitchen and other odlbuild.
inEs, ahd an excellent well of water.
TERMs-Bcnd with good and approved
security, with the interest thereon, paya.
bic annually during the life time OF The
subscriber. F.. BUFORD.
1855 10 -
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Special Notice.

THE lir.m ol G.. W.EBByCo, hereto
l iorc existing, is this day dissolved hy
mutual con. cn, The debts OF the firm
arc assumed ard will he settled by K. ).
Webb, and the notes and accounts due
;hc firm are placed IN his hands, being The
only authorized person % collect or other
wise dispose oi the same
r. T.. WEBB
Fob. l2h 1853. K. $. WEBB
E-ip1"R. s. WEBB takes this means ni
informing the public that he will here
alter carry on the mercantile business,
upon his own responsibility, at the. old
stand oi r. &. WEBBJ.C", where he N,
vilcs call from all HE customers Of the
late ii.m Of r. T.. WEBB&Cu us well H.
The public generally.
Feb. Is, II If.
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber will sell his plantation on
whici, he resides, in Salem, on the East side of
Black Biver, bounded by lands of II. G. With
erspoon, NJ. D, Nluldrow, and L. l.. plowdcn,
ana on the West by Black River. The tract
contains one hundred acres, having thereon II
comfortable dwelling house with ull necessary
ontbuildings, and negro houses suilicicn, for
25 hands, all in good repair, with Il new Gin
House and Screw.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the
premises or by letter directed to MaycSviIlc.
WARREN l.. MULDRUW
March II, 1855 - If
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| o. TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR S

TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR S
LGN REWARD. Stolen from the
SUBSCRIBERS place, Middleton Swamp, cIgh;
miles from the Village of Orangcburg, on
Thursday. the l1th l"stant, alargc Grey
Horse, abou, 16 TO II hands high; has a
mark ON his hind foot, caused by the cut
ting of il rope; he is about ten years old
A reward of sl00 will bc paid or his re-
c very. The said Horse was stolen hy
William Cloyd. SAID Cloyd is about .
Icct 5 inches high, weighs about l35
pounds. has dark hair and whiskcrs, GRIP
pied Il little in one OF his feet, aud hips,
he is nearly bald on the fore part OF his
head las Brother at Marion Court
House. and when last seen was making
his way to Columbia. a reward ni SlCO
will be- paid for the recovery OF the Horse,
and $3.50 for the apprehension OF The
thief
II. N. SMELL, Orangcburg c. IT,.
Feb. rs II st
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NOtiCS i,

:llE SUBSCRIBER "if'rS for sale his
piAnin''o'' on iI" Slnicn R,vcf. about
midway between Nancc's and Nurrav's Fer
ry, nearly oppn"lic The Sluir: Canal This
plantation contains about Five Thousand Five
Hundred acres, tj.5ju.l Of Oak and Hickory,
Pine a;li Swamp land. we'll adapted 10 Corn,
and long AMI short Cotton. On The place is
Il good tw" story dwelling, and all necessary
"ii buildings, IN complete repair +, also one of
li. h .St Hi!l SalS in the country with u In ~.
and substantial dam. II desired, the place
r""ls he DIVIDED 10 suit purchasers. The
terms Will hr liberal and ncr"mulo I,ing.
For particulars. inquire OF the uyrr,crr on
HE prcuis"S. ar address
!. J. IklEKSON, :. .'cShnrr.
il laW.,u
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from MIR. Y. n BUTLEI oi
The late firm OF BUrLEE &. NEwBgnY.
wi!l from lhiS date carry on the mercantile
business hp"n my own responsibility. | re-
inrn my thanks to the customers of the
late nrm, ami earneallt Solicit Il conliru.
ancc Of their patronage.
y. MCCAIN NE.WBERN,
Oct 1G, 1851. l II.
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New Goods


THE subscriber has just returned from
the North, and Is now opening splendid
stock Of
Hadlics' Dress Goods,
of all knds, viz:
a beautiful lot Of Rich Plaid and Striped
Silks;
Plain Colorcd do. Black Striped and
Plain do.
CashIncres, Mcrinos, Persian Cl,ihs;
Ladies' Corsrts, Metallic Corset Boards
l.acCs, &c.
Rgulcts, assorted coIors, French work :
cd Collars. Bands, NC.
Ladies KID Gloves, Ladies' Gannlcts;
Long Black MlrS for ahrs and Misses.
Shoes OF all Descriptions,
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bays, Ladies
Work Boxes. &c. &r.
E'Or PLANTERS.
A full stock Of Negro kcr<cys, blankets,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, o! all kinds
Rca " made Clo'h'ng. Saddlcry, Ilarw are.
Curk'ng Stoves, Alr-tighi Parlor Stoves.
Farmers Boilers, &c., at lower prices than
usLal. Call and get bargains.
L. b. HANKS.
Oct %, 1851 81 If
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Notice.

All persons indcb!c, 10 nc either by note or
account will please take notivc lllai alter the
lulh day Of March next they will iind their
Notes or ;.crouniS in The hands OF an attorney
for collection and also the notes and accounts
due the Firm of Winn aud tlarkSun must be-
settled hy that time or otherwise they will
have to pay cost. il is not from choice that
will have 10 press but from necessity.
ID. J WlNN,
Feb. 2S. 1855 i3 If
Watchnan Copy.
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Sc. Carolina Sumter Dist.
BIZ w. LEWIS, Esq, OrdinarH for SAID

District.
Whereas, Daniel II. Rlchbourg hath
applied to me for Letters Of Administrator,
on all and singular tho goods and chatt'cs,
rights and creditors Of the late Rcbecca
l.. Richbourg of the said District, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before nc nj our next Ordinary $
Cour, for the said District, to he holden al
Sumter Court House on Friday the 23rd
of March inst. to show cause, il any, why
si,e said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. the
l4l!. day of March in the year
IL. s. of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud iifiy.iivc, and in the
18th year Of American lndcpcnd-
cncc. w. LEWIS, o. $. y.
March ii, 1850 10 It
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CoEp:ps.GuaHD'aGs5Rs.

;TTlIt. undersigned have this day form
ed q Copar,ncrship under The name nnd style
of tlarksnn IL lsrnnSuu, AMI will continue 10
carry on the Clohing and Tailoring business,
III ail It's branches. at the old stand Of Winn
N Crarks"n where we will be pleased TO have
our friends, and the public generally, to call
and cxanu,ic our stock, ana hope bv strict at
1en;Un to business. 10 merit continuance of
the same patronage SO literally EXTENDED. to
Wiuu ~ CiarkSOn.
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Notice.

DIR. w. JAS. DAkGAN takes this
method OF informing those persons who
may seek his professional services after
niEhlaIl that he my be found upon the
premises recently occnpcd by Mr.. j. r.
Logan. near the residence OF II. J. Din
kInS, Esfr, and immediately in tic rear
Of his office.
Jan. "a. 1853 IL If
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TNh IIlRLLEE HOUSE.


SUirlscrviilc $. q. Nov. 1854.
THIS House. situated immediately On
the WlniiuTlon & Manchester RAN Road
aud at very nearly a central pom, Lrlwccn
Wilmington N. e.. Charleston s. &. ami
Augusta Ga. Is still ouen Tor the reception
and accommodation o. the travelling pub
l'c. and affords inc tired traveller an OPP
porinnl!y To lay over night on The tire
some journey between the puinls above
alluded To. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms Ior that cX.
press rnrp"Sc and having incurred the
first henry expenditure on thus i,nc OF road
ior the cuniurt and accommodation ni
travellers, he hopes, by 'hc continued and
un'lrcng zeal on The part oi The Manar Rs
II the establishment, Ia secure Il cuntinu.
ancc "i that liberal patronage b. slowed on
hlIn tor the last ten months. lie could
rclcr in hundreds from the North, Snu,!..
i:a$l and West, as To tie cIanS of hS
House, but prefers pcr,oms gGvlng liin Il
pcrSOnui riSU.
W. S. MITCHELL.
Proprietor.
E. MircnEIL ! N,,,uor,
AND LADY,
NOv. s. 1871. . 6m
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SO. CA.--SU INTER- DIST

William W. Couliictte In Equity
u.s. Sumier Dist.
Agnes l.. Cnnlliette, BWfor Specific
William Il. Reynolds and Performance. &c
Ann l.ciitia, his wife and count, Partition
James Peter Coulliete. and Distributions.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that
James Peter Coulic!tc; dcfc ntant in the
above stated case, resides ont 1T Tho Limits
Of the State Of :ioa,h Carolina; On motion
"i C"mpalnan,'s Solicitors II is ordered
that the said James Peter Coulic,te do ap
pear and plead answer or dcnnr to The
said bill, within three months from the
date OF the first publication of This order,
or an order pre- confeSso" wilIsbn en-.
tered against hun.
As" ordered that this order he published
Tor three months in one of The gazc,tes of
this district.
w, r. B. HAYNSWORTH.
Con'r. Eq. s. ID.
February l4'h, 1855. Is 3n
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R. K. Rutledge

{ NNOC Noes Ia The public, that he is
u regularly cq"ipt for Surveying Land,
IN any part ri this Stale; and will attend
promWIy /" any call he may receive in that
line of business. Address Friendship Pu,
:. G..
References w. G.. Dukes. Il. !. Man.
nin-. =. b. liarvin, l. i. Rhauc, DR..
II. w. Briggs, e. III.
Feb. ~, 1G. IT.
Walc,,man copy,
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Dissolution

The C"parlncr>hip hcre,o;nrc existing
under The firm ot BUTLER & NEwEEEy, IS
THIS day dissolved by limitation and mutu-
al consent All the Notes aud Accounts ol
the firm have been placed III the hands ol
Y y. BUTLER iur collection, who is the
Only authorized agent 10 liIuidatr .hc
debts OF The cOmcctn. All persons indebted
hy note or account, will please come for
ward and make immediate settlements.
y. y. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
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D on t r e a. d This!!!

All persons indebted To the Firm Of w.
JAS. Da:gan, e. Co., are requested 10
make Immediate payment, as We will lodge
all papers with The proper authorities on
the fist day ui March nax, for collection.
szS5" This is posivc,-wc cannot give
further indulgence
Jan. 18th, 1854. IL If
Wa,ch,nan Copy. If
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). +. w. CLA RkSON.
w. H. BRJ'\SOE

We will sell of y nnr,.m &c he
present stock Of Clothing, at first cn>t
Tor cash. GARRISON n BRUNSCN.
Jan. .s2J,h. 1877
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Notice.

Wl1E I,NDENSlGNn Offers for
sale h.s r!int,iino. krnwn as Taw
Cav, >'tnnn,! on the S,ntcr iS..-r. atou, We
miles below Nancr'S Ferry, ,ni COZ taininr a.
h";;t lw" 'rhnuSaui Two Hundred i22UV a
r.fs "i irinc Oak, Hickory, ,'l'ln. and Swamp
Gnd On the place gin house. harms, Ne
gr" houses and al! necessary bnldi, Is in Tho.
rough rcmlir. To an approved purchaser the
'er;;i> VIII hc accommodating. Apply To
j. \. EnlliRSON, S,airburg.
III lam3m
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LAW NOTICE.

TIE Undersigned have formed a CO.
partnership in the practice ul Law and
Equity. Tor Sumter District.
Ounce heretofore occupied by a. &.
Span, Esq.
SPAIN & RICHARDSON
y. e.. SrAiy. US. G.. RICHARDSON.
Jan ~, lSJ3 ]p ;}m