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me ROYALTY OF EVIDENCE OR
TIE WORLD IN THE WITNESS.

Diverse as are tho opinions Of men even
OF the same age and country about aubjects
apparently the simplest and least liza. l. to
ml>construct'on. il Is not TO be wondered
ct that a universal cone urrencc Of mankind
IN favor of any problem should be regarded
ms ITO use n lawyers tcrmD n "royal cyi.
dence' of its truth. Indeed, so conclusive
Is this concurrence deemed, that many the
oioginns urge IL upon the attention of ca.
'eriaiists aud skeptics as n resis,lcss arr,,.
mcnt in favor of divinity.
In fact upon only two propositions can
We obtain the universal concurrence of ian
mani,y upon all other points aud questions
man have agreed /" differ"
IN the existence Of a Supreme Creator.
Nil tribes and races Of men concur. They
give him different attributes in accoraan. e
With their peculiar tastes but in the gene.
raj belief that there is n God, they are
unanimous.
In the efficacy of N~olIowas's Universal
Remedies for The cure of disease Il like
uDanimity exists ia the opinion Of the
world. All countries, tribes. and races upon
earth employ these remedies and derive
bencG, from their use. Millions of sayagcs
20 whcse cars tle very name Of Chri,t has
never yet been whispered, are familiar with
ahc properties and powers of llul!oway's
aeN,crn"i and internal remedies. The mis-
'sionaries 81 health have preceded those Of
sthc Gospel and il num5crlcss instances,
thc physic"i relief impaired by the former
has obtained and secured favorable audi.
cncc for the more abstract and intangible
blessings wtich the latter sought m oppor.
tInity TO bcstow.
Our readers, when they hear that iloll0.
Way sirdiclnes are employed 10y every pee
pie, and advertised in every tongue on car;!,
may smile contcmp;uousiy (1s we did, and
think The tale a humbug but let them DC
convinced Gas We have beeuJ that ii is
nothing but The naked truth. Wherever
types and printing presses exist, Professor
Holloway employ. them to pr"clrim. the
sterling merits of his remedies wherever
they do net exist, he has employed ACCOM-
liished Interpreters, aud established spccia,
organs that make known his discovery -
,ougues TO wh!ch the Bible is a stranger
are eloquent with the uame and fame Of the
great ply stefan WHO has scattered gift, If
healing over all lands and seas.
The worlds in the Simess.box and rivcs
enthusiastic evidence in favor Of Pr, f,ssor
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To the
Lancaster, Kershaw, and Surrounding
Country.

A II Plantation recently purchased from
~ +. I, Hammond, Esq, 7 miles eas, or
Lancaster Z. H., will be kept pcrn.ncu.l.
one fine Imported JacS, Black Spanirrd. mi
a line Mahogany Bay Stallion, Eagi- I've,
n superior %Iro'trr, possessing unfiaehirg
game and wonderful power of eDdurrrrr
Also, my hne Brahmin Bull, Dido, 9 ,errs
old in April next, aud recently awarded n
premium at the State Agricultural f'lir ~
Columbia. The Brahmin was imp.rt.d =
few years ago from the East Indies, and ,ro
said to travel 80 or 80 miles per day. C,r.
olned with superior milching qualities, IN.
eQualicd symmetry offorn, with the action OF
the Deer and the high prices thew reacf,y
sell Tor, place them beyond all doubt. Z,
superior to any breed now OH the face -,
the globe. These 3 fine animals VIII aaca
be Sl2 by the insurance. Care vii! o.. t.
Ken to prevent accidenls,-no responsibility
should any occur. $50 will be charged ,.r
%Jennc's, 80 cents TO the Groom in ever
ease.
apply TO the Groom on the premises.
Also, will be carried Cd u BIacksm,lb ~h,r
by one OF the best negro Sasith's auywbr-.
to be found. Charges reasonable and wo,L
well done.
Jan. l4th 1857. Aft
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Sheriff s. Sales.
J. ADAMS.
52-3t.


BY virtue of Sundry Writs Gm to me d.
rcctcd | will sell before the Court House
door in Lancaster OF the first Monday in
March next, within the Legal hours of sale,
the following Real Estate, viz 100 Acres
more or less adjoining Lands of Mar
tin Plyier, Andrew Roweil aud others, lev
led on and to be sold as the property of
Elisha Plyler at the suit of John NJ. Crock
eft. admir- and Others. Pf. IT'S.
Also, All of defendants interest in and 60
1000 acres more or less adjoining lands of
John Massey, Amos McMunus and others
known as the Estate lands Of Elijah Phillips,
levied on aud To DC sold as the property of
Aaron Phillips, mt the suit of a. NJ. Lowery
and others. pf lT5
Also, 500 Acres, more or less whcreupon
Def. lives adjoining Lands of Jeremiah Fun
ierburk Jacob Funderburk, Waters and 9th.
era levied on and To he sold rs the property
of Nathan Funderburk, Jr., at the suit OF
Thos. w Iiucy. IF IT'S.
Also 300 Acres more or less Wherein
defendants lately resided bounded Nv lands
OF Joseph Strain, Estate lands Of iIuuL
Dr,iiin aud others levied on and 10 he sold
AZ the property at Robert Nc Aterr AT the
suit of John NJ. Crockett administrator and
others. pc IL
Also the Houses and Land attached
thereto containing 20 Acres more or less
adjoining lands of Daniel I~Iinson Joel ID
Bl", Kmnn and others levied on md To be
sold rs he property Of Mathew and John
y. Turner at the suit OFFS. b Enmons.
IF l75.
Also so Acres more or less wherein De-
PENDANT lives adjoining Lands Of Jeremiah
fundcrOurk u. NJ. Fundcrburk and others
levied on and To be sold as the property of
Ransom flyIrr AT the suit of Thos Younpue
administrator and others. pr l75
Also 500 acres more or less wherein Do
PENDANT lives adjoining lands of John VIII.
!ians John Il Welsh John & Robertson
Estate of Joel Bowers and others levied on
and TO be sold ny the property of w. Is.
Small ut the suit of John w and Willis
Gregory administrator and others.
IF l.75.
Also the House and Lot whercon Dcfen-
dant lives bounded north by Gay Street.
West by the Presbyterian Church Lot
South by Lot Of Felix McLarhon and East
by - Street levied on and 10 be- sold ns
The property of +. ID. Kennedy, nj the suit
Of Jas. II Hunter 81 others pr LIS.
Also 80 Acres more or less, whrrcon De.
PENDANT lives adjoining lands OF W. J. Stog.
ner y VI BcckhHm and others levied on and
to be sold as the property Of James Gibbs.
at the suit OF } f. Cureton aud w J Stogncr
conditions cash. pr l.75.
J. ID. HALE, s. l.. ID.
Feb. ii 1857 b2-3,
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EbcncZCr Female Academy.
X. J. ADAMS, Secretary.
January ii

'tNlE Trustees of the "ELcnczer Female
l. Academy located at EbrnezeryilIc
iork District, :. c., cake great pleasure in
announcing To the public, that Miss HEN
RiEITA &. HENRY, will continue To
teach i'll the academy for the ensuing scho
lastlc year. beginning on the nd MONDAY
in JANUARY, 1857,
Miss HENRY has had six or seven wears
experience AS n Teacher, and those who
haNe patronlZed her. do but award n inst
tribute To her worth, when they say that
she Is "an accomplished, efficient and con.
scienticus teacher"
Persons wishing their daughters or wards,
thoroughly trained in the more sOlid and
HSJHi, rs we'll as the ornamental branches
oi education, would DO vel. 10 cc;nm!, them
TO Miss %licnry's guardianship. Terms. Der
session OF five months:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, 8 6 90
English and Geography,
with the above, @ M
Philosophy, History, Botany, &c, IL 90
xTRAs
French, IN M
MuNic on fi"no, 20 90
Use of Piano, M
Students viii be received ut anv time. and
charged only from time of entrance, but no
deductions will be made for absence, unless
oecasioncd by protractcd sickness.
Each Student is charged 30 cents for
wood. Boarding, exclusive of lights, can
be obtained in the best families at So per
month.
In behalf of the Trustees.
JOHN MASSEY,
T.. =. AVERY, Com,
J. q. RICHARDS.
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Business Notices.
HOLLowAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL.

L"ccrat'ons fthe flesh, bruises and fractures,
occasion comparatively little pain or inconveu.
fence when rcguiallw fabricated or dressed with
liolIoways Ointment. IL the nursery it is in.
valuable as a cooling application for the ,ashes,
excavations, AMI scabious sores to which chill.
drcn are liable, and mothers will find it the best
preparation for alternating the torture offs .'bro.
ken breast" A a remedy for cutancous dis
eases generally, as well as for ulcers, boils, tu-
mors, and all scrofu!ous cruptions, it is inco!n.
parabIy superior to every other external RENE.
dy. The Pills have a reputation for the cure
OF dyspepsia, liver, complaints, and disorders OF
the bowcls, co.extcnsivc with the range Of civili-
zation. 90
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Miscellaneous.
EBENEZER ACADEMY.

THE TRUSTEES of the Ebenezer A.
situated at Ebrnezeryjlle
York District, s. c., three miles from Rock
Hill Depot, Charlotte and South Carolina
Raii koad-announce to the public that its
exercises will be resumed on the 2Dd MON
A in JANUARY NEXT, under the care
of JOHN X. SHURLEY. Mr.. Shurley's
kno@n reputation as Il teacher, precludes the
necessity of our saving anything rs to his
qualifications.
The Academy will be furnished with n
Philosophical and Chemical apparutns.
Globes, Maps and Charts, and every conve.
nIeEce necessary to aid ia impartinp thor
oughness Of instruction.
Our Academy heing located in a bcauti-
ful and healthy section Of country, where
there are few temptations 10 vice and ar.
trnvagancc, we intend TO spare no pans or
expense, to make it WORTHY of patronape.-
students will be prepared either for College
or the common business of life.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION
OF FIVE MONTHS.
Languages and Mathematics, BIT 90
Philosophy, History. &c, u 90
English Grammer and Geography. O 90
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, q on
students VIII be received III any time, and
charged only from time of entrance, but no
deduction will be made for absence unless
occasioncd by sickness.
Since il has been noised abroad that con.
veh'ent Boarding cannot be had, we beg
leave TO state that no Student has ever been
permitted to leave for want of BoaId and
hat now, as in days past. boarding can be
had IN the best families at So 90 per month.
Students are charged SO cents per term
for iircN oud.
+. AVERY, President Of Board
X. J. ADAMS, Secretary.
January ii A.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in Inc Post Ofirr nj L.nnr

Remaining in the Post Office nj I.ancas
ter Z. III. y. G. January LIST 1857.
w X Bennett, Miss. p. G. Brown, Mary
Buck, J ID. Caskey, X. J. NJ. Dump, w. L.
Faulkner, 3. +. FiDcher, Louisa A.. Hemby,
Martha Hunt, J. n. Hanna, w X. Hood,
Edith Horton, Barber Hood, j. Long, Miss
u. Massey, J. ID. McCraney, r. Montgome-
ry, X. II. Nicely, u. T.. Rankin, de-. e. Is.
Stone, X. N. Sims, II. n Stokes, ID. l.
Stillwell, r. II. Wheat, Sarah Williams,
SAM. Williams, Mrs, a. y. Waters, iona
than Wallace, Michael Wise, Thos. 1'IdweII,
w. w. Taylor.
Persons calling for letters In the above
hss WIN please say they are advertised.
THOS. r. MAtilLI, p. Nc.
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SO UTH O
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

by James H. Waierspoon Esquire ORD.
nary Jor said District.
WHEREAS, William C.. Nisbet has
applied TO me for letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Martha Hannah
N'sbct, widow, late OF the District aforesaid.
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and an.
pear before me at u next Ordiuary's Court
for the said district TO be holden al Lanca..
ter Court House on the I6,h day Of Feb.
inst, TO show cause, IL any, Why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal.
LIS. this aud day Of February in The
Syear Of our Lord one Thousand
eight bundled and fifty se, en- and in the
Slst year OF American Independence.
JAMES II WlTHERSPOON.
o L. ID.
FOB. a. 1877. 5j-2t-p Z 2 90
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CHARLESTON Feb 4.

u So Vi.
CorToN ADvANCEp.-The sales of the
week, rs specified above, amount to up-
wards of $4,000 bales at III cents, 28s at
~, s72 at III 36S at lls, 1898 at ~,
623 at lls. 1910 ut l2. $40 at l2l, 1859 nj
ia, $50 at ~ s l6. 749 at l2s, 1871 at l2a
sI9 at l2a, 76 at II ll.l6, 1864 at 10 =
al at IL gle, and LITE bales at Is cents
per ID.
We quote without any reference TO the If.
regular advance of to-day Ordinary to GOOD
oraInary ia a II cents Low 10 Strict
MiddIiny, l2s a l2s cents Good Middlipg
III n l2t cents and Middling Fair. Is
cents.
COLUMBIA Feb 8.
on Saturday morning the news by the
Baltic came to hand, but rs her advices were
utim they had no effect on our mars
ket, and the quotations below will, we feel
confident, be found to te as near the true
value of the article as it i possible TO have
'hcm, Viz; Inferior 100 a IL ordinary III
a ~; middling lisall good middling
Us ala fair II a TT, and choice l2s n
l2tr. The sales of the week COMPRISE
] ,019 bales.
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SALE OF DIR. MLANE,s yERNIFUGE

Among the hundreds of letters, certificates
and orders received by the proprictors, Fleming
Bros. of Pittsburgh, Pa, OF this medicine, the
following are selected to show its character, aud
the effect Of us use in a distant part of the
West:
RorALros, Boone Co. Ia, May 10 1850.
to you TO solicit All agency for the Invaluable
'ermiiuge you prepare. Sometime since, l
~purchascl one dozen Walls of &. Ely, and
prescribed it in my practice: aud it proved so
~etirctual in the expulsion of worms, that no 9TH
Or preparation, will satisfy the citizens of this
village and vicinity. Please send me one gross
Of the Eermifuge Immediately. Yours, &c,
SAMUEL ROSS.
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NEGRO GIRL FOR SALE.
Martha Caskc,

ai"rtha Iaskcy, In Equity Ian
vs.. easter, Petition
Sarah Elizabeth Caskcy, Sto change In.
Vcstment.
Under the decree Of the Court of Eouitv
in above ease, | will sell at lancaster Court
House on Monday the 18Th February 1857,
" likely negro girl named Margaret aged
about II years belonging TO the Estate OF
William Caskey (the 3rd1
TERMS a credi: Of IL months, the pur.
CHASER TO give Bond with two good sureties
with Interest annually fron day of sale, ex.
cept as much cash rs will pay cost.
JAMES II. WITHER SPOON.
e. + l.. ID.
Feb. =, 1857, bI-2.-Pf 81.
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New Advertisements.
TW0 r FOR A L

TINE subscriber will offer for sale at Ian.
i caster {. II. on Monday the 18th Of
February Instant, two splendid field hands
one Of which lisa tolerabie good Blacksmith
and q good and careful hnnd with n wagon
ana tccm. Tue other is m extraordinary
hoe hand.
Terms cash or n short credit.
The above hands can be bought at private
sale ON the same day.
". FUNDER BURK.
Feb. IL, b2-It.
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Headquarters 9Th Brigade South Caro-
lima Militia.

CAMDEN, Dec 10Th 1856.
ORDER No. -.
n pursu ancc of'orders from " Hcadauar.
ltcrs,' an election for MAJOR GENE
RAJ 10 command The 3rd Division of South
Carolina Militia, is hereby ordered TO be
held, on WEDNESDAY,, the 25th FeLrua.
~ next.
The votes will be counted on the same
oay and returns made immediately to the
Headquarters of this brigade.
Colonies are charged with the extension
ofthis order. By order of
GEN W.. J. TAYLOR.
5. ID. SHANNON, Brigade Major.
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GREAT CURE OF RIIEUMATIsu IN GIN.

CINNATI, ONO. CONVINCING EVIDENCE.
For more than three years | have been suffer
ing with rheumatism, and pain of the bones and
joints. have strictly followed the advice of
physicians, and at other times used such family
medicines as had been recommended for the
crrc Of rheumatism still ! did not improve in
the least, aud was frequently compelled to keep
my bed, and thereby was prevented from atlcn.
dulg to my business. Some weeks ago | was
induced by a friend to try Carter's Spanish Mix
turc. The effect was miraculous. ] felt consii-
cgabiy improved after | had taken the fourth
dose ! have only used one single bottle, and am
entirely free iiom all pain. | feel better than |
have felt for years, and | attribute my complete
ly-rcstorcd health solely TO the use OF Carter's
Spanish Mixture. ! consideri; a most excellent
medicine for rheumatism aud all diseases of the
blood, and chcerfully recommend it to the at
iliCtcd.
b. 3uRRlTT, Southeast corner Fourth aud
Walnut stS.
Cincinnati, March II, 1855.
FEBRUARY it'll, 5l-lm.
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TIE MARKETS.

NEw York Feb. e.
Cotton qniet 10 -day, with sales of ! 900
bales Quotations unchanged Wheat firm
white $3.50 red sl so, Corn firm. Spirits
Turpeniine steady frcighis dull
New Orleans, Feb 5.
Sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales. and the
market ts sta, Pork and LAID drooping.-
Dthsr ~articles unchanged. IS -
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SO Ca A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


BY James N Withcrepoon, Esq, Ordina-
" for said District. Whereas, Hugh
Wilson has applied TO me for Letters Of Adj
ADMINISTRATION on all and singular the Goods
and Chattc!s. Rights and Credits of John
Godfrey late of Union County n. &. de-.
ceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the kindred aud credi>
tors Of The said deceased, To be ana appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, to De holden ut Lancaster
Court House on the 10Th day of February
Inst, TO shOw cause. if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. this seemed day Of February in
~ Sihe year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and ffty-seven and in
the Slst year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSrOON,
u. l.. ID.
Feb. !, 1857. 5l-2t-p f 81 90
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partner.
ship for the practice of Law in I.ascasler
and the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKlNS g. WYLIE.
THos. n. DAwxISs, UniOnviile, s. G..
JOHN u. NyLTE, Old Ordinary's Office in
the Court House at Lancastcrville, =. G..
Dec. lO;h 1856, 43-tf
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New Advertisements
Notice.

inns Is TO forewsrn any person from trading
ior a not, given to p. b. Hammond for TWENTY
hVe dollars dated sometime in January last and
payable the first Of January next, as the consid.
eIA.on Tor which said note was given has prov
co 10 De unsound, and will not pay said note
unless compelled by law.
Feb I'll 1857 5e-9,
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OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE in Ian.
caster are hereby notifed that the Town
Iaxes must be paid on or before the 18th
lnstant-the undersigned will attend a: his
olh,e every day for the purpose of receiving
The same. 1N'~"
J. C. SECSEST.
Np.. Secretary Of Council.
rep I. 1897. 6l-t
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NEW PROVIDENCE, Ten, July |. 1851,

MEsSRs, FILMING BKos.-Please send the
Vcrmifugc for us as We arc nearly out, and the
demand tor it is very great. We believe it to
be the best Vermilugc ever invented.
PORTER i DYCUS.
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HO L0WAY'S OINTMENT.
THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT!.

The virus of disease often makes its way
to the internal organs througi, the pores Of
the skin. This penetrating Ointment, mel.
ting under the hand as il is rubbed in, is alb
sorbed through the same channels, and
reaching the seat Of inflammation, promptly
and invariably subdues it, whether located
IN the KIDNEYS, the liver, the lungs, or any
other important organ. 1t peuctratee the
surface to the interior, through the count
less tubes that communicate with the skin
as summer rain passes into the fevercd
earth, ditlussins its cool and regcncrntiag
influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GRANULAR
SWELLINGS.
Every species of exterior irritation il
quickly reduced by the anti.infiamma,ory
action Of this Ointment. Angry Eruption.,
such as Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Tettur,
Ringworm. Scald Head, Netlle Rash. Scab.
bies Cor ltch) &c. die out. to return nU
more, under its application. Hospital e>pe-
rience i'll all parts of the world prI.es its
'niallibility in Diseases of the skin, the mas,
clcs, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUTORS.
The effect of this unriva ed cx,erna,
remedy upon Scrofula, and other virnl-nt
ulcers and sores, is almost miraculous. il
first discharges the poison which produce,
suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the
cures which its healing properties after
ward complete are safe rs well rs perma-
nent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AMI
SCALDS.
In cases of the fracture Of the bones. In
Juries caused by steam explosions. Bruise,
Burns, Scalds, Rheumatism, Stiffness Of The
Joints, and contraction of the sinews. il is
employed and warmly rec ommendcd by the
faculty. This marvellous remedy hns been
introduced by its inventor in person into nli
The leading Hospitals of Europe, and no
private household should be without it.
UNDENTABLE TESTIMONY.
The Medical Staff of the French and I'm
glish Armies in the Crirnea have officially
signed their approval of HoIIowav's ONT.
;nent, as the most reliable dressing for sabre
cuts, stabs, and gun. shot wounds. II il vi
so used by the surgeons Of the Allied Ma
vies.
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G0LD NINE FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale n valuable
Il Gold Mine in Lancaster District, with
Three Hundred and Sixty acres of land at
'ached. Said Mine is seven miles east Of
the Court House, known ~ the Stevens
Mine, favorably mentioned in the late re.
ports Of Prof. Lcibcr, State Geological and
Neurological Surveyor.wLosc reports here.
by referred 10. IN examination is requested.
Terms easy, and may be known by apply
ing TO the subscriber.
WIN. STEVENS.
Lancaster G.. III. S. G.. Jan. 18th 47-3m.
80 Charleston Courier and Carolina
Tines copy tri-wcekiy for three months
and send bills to this office.
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GROCERIES,. GROCERIES,,

JST RECEIVED 4 LARGE SUPPLY OF
- Mackcrai, NO. / : aud 3, in bbls., AMI half
barrels, aud Kits. English dairy and pine apple
Cheese, Coffee, crushed aud brown Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, \. .. Molasscs.
Macaroni, Currauts, Raisins, Almonds Gran
ges, Lemons J%ellies, James Pickles, pie Fruits,
Soda and Boston Crackers, all of which will he
sold extremely low for cash.
HASSELTINE 4 CURETON.
Nov. 90, 1856. Aft
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FIRST, LAST AND N l.
NOTICE.

"A IL. persons who know themselves to be
"A indebted to the subscriber, to save the
modification Of being dunned, and the deep
humility OF having II to do, will please settle
ior'hwiih and save cost as well rs feelings.
=. II. HAMMOND.
Dec. Sd 40
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

I WILL be at the usual places of Tax
Il paying (for the purpose Of receiving
Tax ~rcturns) on The following days, viz
AT Horizons Monday March
Taxahaw Tuesday 3
Plylef's Underground Wednesday 4
Smalls Thursday 8
JacksOnham Friday 6
CastOns Saturday 7
Stoveys Monday 0
Tank Tuesday 10
Cureton's Store Wednesday IL
Belair Thursday IA
Potts Store Friday 10
CraigsSillo Saturday IA
Returns must be made by the 10th day
Of April. Free Negroes are required 20 paw
their Taxes during tho month Of March, Of
which they will take due notice. Tax paw.
ers are required to return to me the number
Of marriages in their respective families also
the Bit tbs aud Deaths among Whites and
Blacks, together with the dates OF Births,
causes deaths &c. Ciergyrcn, Physicians,
and Magistrates are required to make the
same returns TO me Of the non Taxpayers In
their respective neighborhoods. y
DR. HUNTER, &c. 6. ID.
3 Feb. ~, 49, 52--5t 3