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RICHMOND, November 2l.-Passengers
by the evening train from Fredericksburg
report no lighting this morning. General
Patrick crossed the river nj IL O'Clock 10,
day, as the train was leaving, with n flag of
truce from the enemy, the object Of which
has not tran~pired. General Lee advised a
committee of the citizens Of Frcdericks.
burg, who waited on him to-day, to have all
the women and children removed, as he
would defend the pass Of the Rappatan'
mock to the last extremity. The Yankees
appeared at King George, few miles
North of Fredericksburg, between the
Rappahannock and Potomac, yesterday
two thousand strong, with cavalry and ar
tillery.
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IhPnRTA>r FKon THE LoaipA CoA-

IhP"RTA>r FEoh THE LoRipA CoA-r-
DEP.FDArioNs ~ The YAsKsEs - III.
Yankee. have been recent y commit ing the
most savage depredaIi"ns on the Firrida
coast. The salt sOrks soulh Of FerDandips
have been destroyed.
A whole regiment Of negroes, commnn.
ded by white officers, from Port Royal,
landed at Fernandina on the Sd instant. il
is thought 1" be for tie purpose Of rcIiev
ing n white regiment stationed at thn,
p;nce.
On the 9th instant an Addition STEAMER
visited D"pcn very -nrh i" The morning -
Alter hiring three ! pound enns they Ian.
d'd. farce WAS pushed forward from a
emp near Daricn Ia meet them, bt did
not succeed in rcac hing that place until the
enemy had lrfi, as after committing what
depreda'ions they could, they moved oa
hururdly.
We learn that tho Yankees, not satisfied
with stealing n-gr"rs aud other property
have d-sroyed The or"rge groves in Fl"ri.
da BY cutting down the Trees, besides com
hitting othcr acts 0f vandalism 10 the de-.
uusuop VI private Propesiy.
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Sept. 24th, 1862.
SHERlFFS SALE.
By Order of the Ordinary.
Mary A. TrusdelI, Appli,xnt.

James Fletcher, Guardian, Mary f. Trus.
dell, Nancy r TrusdeIl, and William F.
Tru-dell.
Bv order OF p. 7. Hammond. Esquire.
Ordinary of Lancaster District, will sell
before the Court House door in Lancaster
on the first Monday in December next with
in the legal hours Of sale, the Real Estate
belonging 10 the Estate Of George II Trus.
dell. deceased, containing Two Hundred
Acres, more or less. adjoining Lands Of J. J.
Horton. James Bruce, ct. al, on u credit OF
one aud Two years, except so much cash ms
will pay costs "f sale. the purchaser giving
note approved security, with Interest," from
day OF safe, and mortgage of the premises
II deemed necessary tn the Ordinary to Sc.
care the purchase money.
AMOS McMANUS. y. l..
Sheriff. Oflics Lancaster e II
Nov. 8. 1861, 4O.-3t PISA
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Militia Service

The recent resolutions Of the Executive Coun.
Gil make all males between the ages of l6 and
66 years liable TO do militia duty in their res.
pective Beats, except those declared "exemp,
from all militia service"
The persons exempt from all militia SER
vice." under resolutions of the Executive
Council Of the 7th of March 1892, are the
following: "Ihe Governor aud members o
tho Executive Council Judges Of the Court
OF Law and Equity; Sheriff, Treasurers Of the
State President Of the Bank of the State, aud
all persons over the age Of Go and under the
age OF l6 years."
All persons other than those enumerated
above, including ministers Of the Gospel, mem.
bers Of the Legislature, Doctors, Millers, etc,
ave now required to turn out for drill once il,
,svey two weeks.
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OBJ UAKY.

Died, OF Scarlet Fever, Oh the l7tn OF No.
vembcr 1852, at the residence of his grand.
mother, Mas Anna Mellow, in Lancaster Dis
unct, Robert Mellow Young, son OF Lieut. +. A.
aud Ja"c Young, aged three years, seven months
aud nineteen days.
Robert was an interesting boy-intellig gen,
beyond his wears, aud aiiectionate in his cnIld
Ike 'el'uoms with those under whose care h,
Was lhe IDOL ui his parents a"d u tivoIite il
his gra.dmother's household, his death occa
sions "A degree OF sadness aud grici winch PEI
cannot adequately describe They are, how
ever, comsoled Uy the reflection that lie ha
Oeen spared All encounter with the vivisstude
ot this world, aud his spirit, in its infant putty
| transferred u t.e bosom oi its Kedeemer
weep not Tor those
Who SINK within the arms Of death
Eie yet the chilling wiutry breath
VI sorrow o'cr them blows"
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. s.
Nov. l9, 1861.

]. Al Confederate officers aud men who
have been captured AID pnroIed in Virginia
or MARY land, at any time from the begininp
OF hOstIiIlies To the lot OF ko,ember, 1862
have been duly exchanged, and are hereby
so declared.
}. All Confederate offirers and men who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing. ON
James river al any time previous to the | Tn
of November, 1862, have been dulv .x
changed, aud are hereUy so declared.
3 All Confederate officers and men WIN
have boei delivered at Vick-burg, Mi.-is-iu
pi, previous to the LIST OF November. 1869
and ircluding said date, have been duly .x
changed, and are hereby so declared.
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange.
WV ~ iopS' 4l--G.
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OUR SUGAR UPPLy.-Tr. M.biI- NV.
learn, fem correspondent n, Alex ,nj ria.
Louisiana. thai The Steam mills in III 4 --c
iion are in fall blHsr. and turning 81; Quan
titles "t The bes' -ug That hs- been made
fer wears. Port Hudson aud VIcSshury
being securely held by the Corirdrrai-
Government, il is believed that The Pnii>l.
Of Rapdes can supply its armies with 81.
gar. molH-se- and a Inrge quantity of corn,
Will. Texas "nn furnish all the beef he,
require. In this connection tn. d-frnc-s oi
Rid River nre Of great importance. The
planters nr- animated bs the most p,trioric
spirit, aud are read, to do all the " ork /
Eerded on foriicaii"ns, without cost ~ IT, q
Government.
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Postponed Sale

WILL proceed TO sell at the late resi-.
L dence OF DR.. l.. L Williamson, deed
on Friday the 9th December, the whole
personal Estate OF said decd consisting of
his stock OF horses and mules, neat cattle
aud hogs, together with his years crop of
corn aud cotton, also valuable household
and kitchen furniture, plantation tools.
Wagons and gears, family carriage, DC,
&c, NC. Terms, on The day OF sulr.
J. ADAMS, Admir-.
Nov. 10, 1862. A-3,
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Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee, now an exile,
expresses very confident expectations Of an
early peace founded OIL the result Of the late
Northern elections, the condition Of Northern
finances, the sinking credit Of the Northern
Government, aud the necessities Of the Ola
for our cotton
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

A Ii. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
IA against the late Col Dixon Barnes of
any character or grade, will present the
same properly vouched. to either Of tie un.
derslgued within the time prescribed by
iaw-alI indebted will make payment
DANIEL w. BROWN,
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON,
Executors.
Nov. 10, 1862, 4l-2m
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L"'')"y, the Notorious Abolition Con.
gressnan, has been defeated IN illinois,
The Washington Chronicle, Furney = paper,
sums up the probable r"Inical complexion
"fte next House of Representatives n-
80 Union men aud 10 Opposition +; but nd
m''s that the calculation contains suine
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The Baltimore Am-rican, Of Saturday sf.
ierno"n, has drsp"'ch from Trenton, N. j..
stating that tIedt Colonies CoIburn aud
D"nn-, "f MeCIcllnn's staff, were rent TO
Washington on tho I5,h under arrest. A
report prevailed that other members Of his
staff were To Le pct under arrest The
chAges against tbeu are unkpovn.
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inf" nation has U"rn ,r'y rccslt,v re.
crIvrd from Pen~ac"la. from wnicn We
learn that C"mn'"d"re Farr"gut, Unieh
States Navy, who attacked Fort ~ Pnilhp
aud Fort J'cks"n. on The Mississippi River.
below New Orleans, and which led to IT,.
capture Of tha, cilv, is nj present nj P.n-a
cola with lirg. fleet. waiting orders from,
his Government 10 open an attack on AIo
bile, WHICH orders w-rr daily expected
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Inc nbitr"t.h ut Qmcn Victoria is
again seriously ,slkrh OF abroad The
Pdtrie says that The di>rm.si"E of tue meas
"rc with her Germ III relation. is the rsusr
at The Queen, visit To Grru sny ! hr
tast ct the abdicatinn. uf course, in favor @,
place next .pring, immediately after tn-
'n"'ri"gc at the rrnce With the rrincrs.
Alexandria at Denmark
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The Huntsville '.onfruerate has learned,
fn.m the nignes' authority. that in the com.
Gil of war ord.red b, Gen. Bragg To con-id.
-r the question If retreat from Kentucky,
there Was, among all tho Vi .r aud Brga.
diear Grnrrals, only enc di. s.ntiry voice as
to iis pr"priciy at the time IL was begun,
aud that sas humphrey MarshaIi's There
WAS. however, II majority IL favor If igh,'
ing on several occa-ions prior 10 that time,
Of which Gen Bragg dill not avail himself.
TIE Krnnrkianr still contend that if Gen.
Bragg had remained there Tour t" six week :
lo"gc he would have bad n free of thirty
thousand recruits Amung those " no we're
sanguine "f this result = tue Hon. jaime.
Clay, Who came Sui win the army. iI,.
had nine hundred men enlist, d. aud md
called Er brigade, with fair prospects ot
surcrss
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iHE KEsEKvks I'D Cuiunrls cUmman
o'hy The cight regiments If rr,erves now
"tdrred out, are eAuressly authorized To-
ef&"' '"t'oug"s and assign 10 special duty.
aud they ARE The judge, OF The necessity -
All applicants viii therefore pr, sent their
cases 10 tue Coi"neIs OF their rrsprcti, e
regiments and not la the GDrernor - South
Cdr0linian
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Notice.

nURlNG MY ABSENCE IN the army
- James X. Lark is authorized To repre-
sen, me officially. The otbce will be- kept
open and the duties Pertaining thereto dis
,'ged by him.
II. J. HANCOCK, Crk C.C.P.
Laooustss =. H., Jan. ~, 1891. 5iu
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Spring Of Water,

and BEAUTIFUL FLOWER YARD.
by the same authority, | will, at The same
time and place, also sell the valuable Plan.
tation known as the
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The YAAKEEs ~ NA,uvILLE.-

The iAAKEEs IN Acknowledgement
ahsic"s from Nashville represent n rIrong
probability t"at HAT city viii b. the theatre
"f acIne hu>IIiiiics wIhin yer, few uu, =
Fnere are said Ia be about eiyni Thousand
An"liIi"n troops IN The city. rne,. nre
uhIeT .he command at Gencial Nngiry tne
"e'o of "ii"g MUuLtain," uear Iha,ian
oogT. ili- Trluf"rcrinrnI- are IrpTe,rnird
as ucing cut III "n ia. iouI>,rl. aud Na.h
vie raj fo..i, by our bridge burning gn.T-
Iiil.s Al, t"e roads i-nhuig To Nasn>Ii I.
ARE represented II. being strongly Invested
Nv our cn'aIy, and We have - large picket
force OF i"ianiry advanced from L,vrrns -
Grnerai Br.rki"ndse's headquarters are nj
A"rfree-bor", thirty miles from Nashville
by the Pike road, twenty eight 10y snilroad.
IL wOwld appear from this account Of .he
SITUATION. tuat the enemy in Nashville is
'ur IF from supplies. and IL, al,oge her in
eight place. Richmond Examiner.
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YASEEx Ny rKuM CHARLEsToH.-A letter
in The Baltimore Sun, from the Yankee block.
aiding feet off Cha' lesion har bor states that OH
the night Of the 18th ult, All iron.plated steam.
or ran past the blockading vessels and entered
the hsrbor. She WAS fred n, ard struck Sew.
e,al times, but the shot had no effect on her
iron sides. Information has been received from
the city thata powerful ram was recently
launched, and two more are ready for planting
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It l. r"p"ried ,"nnu.n.lt 1 at, in IL place
not t"" hundred miles ir"m Savannah. IL
lot ~ 600 p..irs "i .hur> Was offered L. 4,
Go'"rn"eat agent. but rejected because
they W ~ "he In { lrcn low rr than th, FEED
taIs regulations. d: Course our soldiers
will prefer going Without shoes to wearing
any but the rrgui ,tiuu si,I.
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a TRAlToR-Om SunLa, night, IL rocket
""s sent up from the nrighborhood Of
Mouht Pie"s"n:, Eenr Chariesi"n, and was
answered by another from tue feet oil the
hsrbur
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TEN CoMMODIOUs ROOMS.

m .s situate III yer! convenient part of town.
ne out Houses ale convenient, and in n
good state of repair Tne Lots to be sold
along VITA the Dwelling embracing about
three mere, cOnluin Il nnnd
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iI"w MtLkLLAN nECaIv,D lHE NIw.
"F III, NLMovAL - Inc ,ur.r-pun,I.ul of
me Ne" i"'N iterdtd, "ii'ius {" l.,e e,Gec.
vi The news On MvCic,lun aud his nru,,
says:
GA Saturday the m"urnfuI news wns
S"o"" throughout headquarters. Ills st.ii
Objects were not less au.azeJ than McCIri
.an Mas hiIn-elf In ans . .r TO injuries
rr"p"umdrd IL himself, Mcclellan s,mnly
-uid. AL know about il is that | re
ceI,'d t"v ordc-. da.cd Oh the 7th ,mu.
dia'rI! .fer the results Of tue Stale eI.c
tiuns We're announced"
Il ""s rnt'rcly unexpected by everybody
mere IL wa, Lilncuit 10 decide " hic, " II,
n",t "h,'ct d Aic,. leIlnn or Buru,ide.-
"fe"rs voursed Lo~n SIC iellan'. classic
features, ANA Burnside with his stout and
h'"'J frame. "cpi like -o,ro~ing ch.d.
here the! sat .n" wepL" Burnside Mas
at tirst dI-po,ed 10 decline Assuming the
couiuaud.''
On tne lU1h, GENERAL Mcclellan and
sI"f, "cc"mpanled by GrneraI Burnside, IT,
UId IaIcwe.i 10 The army. visited ia suvce.
sion The sr,eral army corps. a, General
McIlelIan rode through tne ranks, the torn
a"d i"tteud d i.nnnersof the veterans were
dipped ~ greet HIM, while tHe thousands
at -"idirIs gave vent in continuous rounds
- appliance 20 ,h-i5 f.. r.liny-
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FOUR NEGROES,

(you"g and very likely.) two head of TIor.
scs, one Mule. Cattle, Hogs, &c, Cotton.
IL bales packed ard about bales in the
seed, some hundred bushels of Corn, Fod
DER and Shucks, Wagon, aud / Buggy
Household and khthen Furniture, and 9th
or things too tedious to mention.
Terms made SHOWN on dav Of sale.
j.. ROLLlNG3, Adm'r.
Nov. l9. 1862, Il-4t
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Twenty-Five Negroes,

nearly III of whom are young and very like.
~, three Horses "Cd four Alulcs, all yo,n,
and well broke; II fine lot of cattle a lot
OF Pork and Stock Hogs about 500 bush.
els OF Corn, and quantity of Fodder, IL lot
OF b"ed Cotton; Peas; Il lot of fine seed
w heat and seed Oats:
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We are requested 10 annonce DR.. II !.
'rn"f"r II candidate for Ihe vancaucy in
the State Senate "ccusioned by the death
of the late Col. Dixon Barnes
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ESTATE SALE.

BY permission of p. II Hummaad, ESQ
Ordinary i"r Lrncas,er Dis.rIct, we III sell
"L the 27Lh a.H 2S,h inst. the personal
Esta'c Of jaime. Faulkner, deceased, aL MS
i"te residence in this District, consisting in
part of
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l Sack Of Liverpool Salt.

Two road Woaon. and Harness one new
Buggy and harness; Blacksmith Tools
Farming Uten'is Household an Kitchen
Furniture, and II variety Of other ARTICLES.
Also, al the same time and place. tia
plantation containing between SIX and
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE !, well admit.
ed To the culture of GRAIN and COT ron
and Is we'll improved, with y good Dwell.
ing House, Gin House, and all other neces.
sary out bui1dInS
Terms All sums of Five Dollars and
less cash All sum. over FIVE Dollars a
credit Of twelve months, with inlere i from
day OF sale; the purchaser To give note with
Two or more approved surilics.
A J klBLER, } ~,
w. Ia. FAULKNER, ESs'
Nov 5, 1862, 39-4t
The Charlotte Democrat and Yorkvils
Enquirer vii please copy until day of sale
ana The lrI.Weekly Columbia Guardian,
times and send bills 10 this oice
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hYMEN EAL.

NaIr:cd, Nov. 2Jth 1902, 10y Rev. Z. t. Land
Ar. W. 5. III, RToA aud Miss J. l.. y. V. HUNTER
all Of Lancaster District S e.
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S o y L ii G. a r O LIMA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

pY p. r. HAMMOND, Esquire, Omina.
ID ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, TllOS. r. MAGIIi. hns
sppIied to me for Letters OF Administration
on all and singular The Goods and Charties.
Rights and Credits of JOHN K. CASKEY
late of the District aforesaid. deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cire and nd-
momish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, TO te and np
pear before me at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District. To be holden at La,
caster Court House on the 5lh day of DE
cember next, TO show cause, if nny, why the
said administration should not re granted
Given under my hand aud seal, this I7Li
{ ~ day of Nov. il the year Of our
l.. =. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
S~ )and sixty.two and in the eighty
seventh year OF the independence OF the
State of South Carolina
y. T. HAMMOND,
o. l. d.
Nov. 10, 1862. -2,
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Announcements.
FOR THE s. NATE.

Til. triends Of L. Il. Hammond, E-q res
pee nominate him 10 H., the uu.Xpred
term Of the iule col DIXON Barnes IN the
Stair Seuaie. MANY FkIEEps
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il ia believed that the
IN Estate of CasweII MobIcy, deed :, Is 10.
solvent notice is hereby given 10 all per.
sons having claims against the aforenen.
toned Estate TO present them legally au
thenticated within six moAIhs from date for
pro ratio distribution.
J. g. MOBfEY, Fer.
Pheasant IIiTT, b. e., J0Iy y, 1861 2S-R
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SEVEN YOUNG AND LIKELY
NEGROES

Horses, Cattle, hog, Sheep Corn and Fud.
der, Wheat and Oats; Cotton in the seed +;
Wagon and harness; Buggy and Harness !;
Blacksmith Tools; Farming rooI, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture ana many other
articles too tedious 10 MENTION
IERMs.-AlI sum, OF Frgr Dollars and
under cash. All sums over Five Dollars IL
credit OF IL months will be givcu, with
bond and approved security, with interest
from day Of sale
JOHN s BlACKMON,
SIMPSON BLACkMON.
Executors.
Novembcr 10, 1862. I-z,
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TEN LIKELY NEGROES,

"a 'iiA <i< ~ i<b ito lIbCi
STOCK Of various kinds Horses Mules.
Cows, ("mong them six ml:h cow.) Hogs.
&c.
ALSO Ten Bales Of Cotton; quantity
OF Cotton nnginnrd Corn, Wheat, Fodder.
Cott"n.serd &:., &c
ALSO One Bar"mche, one Buggy, one
Road Wagon, Cotton Gin, Grain Vhre,hrr.
!nn. Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools. lhrc.
Sh"t.Guns Gone double barrel,) and n va
ried lot Of Farming Utensils. Also
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting Of BedsI-ads, Beds aud Bedding;
Bureaus, S"ia, Settre, Tables. Chairs,
Desks, Book Gaze and Books. CupboArds.
SAFE. trockery, China ami Gla>s.Wur TO-
ge:her with n variety of other nrliclcs
II the sale IN not completed on the day
above named it will be continued on the
following dey
The Land, valuable plantation Of up
wards of Eignt Hundred Acres, having
thereon all necessary buildings, ana about
one hundred acres of which is in n good
condition tor cultivation, may be- treated for
privately Ii not suId or rented before the
day OF sale it will he rented on that day to
tie highest bidder for the ensuing wear.
Terms OF SALE ALL sums under Five
Dollars cash, sums OF Five Dollars and
over, credit Of twelve months, with inter.
est TO be due and payable annually from
dav of sale; purchaser To give note with
two or more approved snretles
w. NJ. CONNORS..
Nov. IL, 1862, 4U-5r
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons Indebted IL John Williams,
IA Esq, are notified to make payment,
md all persons having claims or demands
OF any character, are requested TO present
lhe same within tne term prescribed 5y
LAW This notice will be plead in Bar to
any demand not 40 presented.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON
hdmr J. WilIiaml
Lancaster G. H., Oct. 81. 1862. 35- 3m.
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ESTATE SALE.
OF
NEGROES, STOCK, PRODUCE, etc

4 = TIE EXEtU FOR of William J
"A Cunnors. deceased, and rs the Admin
i-trator Of the Estates of Isabella II Com
norS deceased, and Andrew J. Connors, de
ceased, respectively, | viii sell. b. order Of
the Court "fOrdi,nry for Lancaster District
ut the lat. residence Of the said Andrew ]
Connors. deceased, situated twelve miles
South Of Lancaster Court House and two
miles East from Salem Camp Ground, on
"Wednesday the 10Th day Of December next
the persona! property beI"nging 10 The saId
Estates consisting in part of
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Administrators Sale.

BY permission Of p. II. Hammond, ESQ
Ordinary for Lancaster District. will sell
Mt the late residence Of Il. Truesda!e. de.
ceased, on Tuesday 10Th dav Of Decembe.
next, the personal Estate Of said decrased
consisting Of
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NOTICE.

BY permission of p. L. Hammond, ESQ,
Ordinary of Lancaster District, we will sell
at the late residence Of Levi Blnckuo on.
deceased, on the 2nd day of December next
the whole personal Estate Of said deceased,
consisting IN pnTt of
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Salt! Salt '! Salt!ll

We have been appointed Agents for the
Carolina Salt Works. and are ready now
10 take orders.
N. BAUM g. BROS.
Camden =. T..
Sept. 24th, 1862. 33-am
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wentyseven Negroes,

(MostIY Young and very Iikelv.) Horsss,
Cattle, Pork Hogs, Cotton, 26 bale. packed
and "bon' II or ID bales in the seed, soms
1900 or 1000 bushels of Corn, Fodder and
Schuck, Nc, AMI many other articles TOO
tedious To mention
By the mutual consent Of all the pnrtie,
Interested, sc viii sell or rent the land on
the same day.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ii. II. DUNCAN.) Il,
G. /" DUNCAN, EXT
Oct. 30, 1862, 3s-et
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For Sale Cheap.

A NEW 2 or 3 horse Wagon, strong
md well put up. with iron axle-trees-en.
quire at this office.
Nov. 10, 1902 4-,f
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Executors Sale

By permission OF p. II. Hammond. E.o.
Ordinary tor Lancaster District, We will
sell at the late residence Of William Dun
can. deceased, on Monday the Slh day of
December next. the personal Estate of tho
said deceased, consisting of
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November 10, 1862.