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SAVE lYouR MoSEY.-Buy where you
can buy the best and cheapest.
Best Family Flour at $500 per barrel. Retail
smaller quantities in proportion. ra f5gs
Jeans, Flannels tinSeys, CasSlmeres, satinstts
Blankets, Stocking Yarn, &C., at low prices.
ga,i BUNN, DAVIS g. co.
Dec.1o, '6s-tf Franklin Mills, Ohio. r,
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DEBILITY.

7zSs u no medicine equal to BooGandI ssrMa5
zasy inpart tone II hGRa viOor % ne wAsb
sySten, SreHgtheB ~ he appetite, couas
an enjoyment Of Nennm food, enable Hs ste.
mach 70 digest Il purify ne blood, give good, Soa'n4
sys mpart bloom TO The cheeks aud eaHge he PdtieHt
from shortbredhed, emaciated, toeak, and AeTvoas
tHualtd, 70 full 5oid and rigorous persQaL f
Weak and Delicate Children ara
made strong by using the BftterB Of
Tonic. I'm fact, they are Family MedR
ctnes. They, can be administered WifA
perfect safety TO a child three mOnths
old, the most delicate female, or nAAA
ofntnety.
Thess RsRSffeF are Ae bea - s.a p
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TCONVALEScENTS,

Or persons recovering from Feyeu or any Of the
malignant forms Of disease, viii nnd Robaek's
Stomach Bittefs Invaluable as 4 tonic and etimu-
liant for removing all the prostratjng effects
which follow disease II supplies the great want
50 long felt for safe and reliable tonic and
appetizer.
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A petition win be presented to the Commiss-
toner's of jackson County, Ohio, at their next
March meeting, Tor the opening of road from
point on the old Gallipols Road, where the
line between David r. Thomas and Charles
Mcclure. intersects said Gallpolis Road, in
Bloomfield Township; thence running west
along the. Thomas and Mcclure line TO the
Township line thence south with the Township
line about twenty rods, to the line between
Charles Mcclure and Benjamin Carter thence
corner of John Buckley's land thence with the
old road which runs into the old Guyan Road
between Joshua Stevsnson's s and Jefferson Buck
ley's. "a ....~ e.l 49,. s...ls
Jan. N. 69-5w PETITIONERS.
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FROM HON. JAMES rnoMPson,
FROM REV JosEpH-H KENNARD, D. D.

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Pliladslpnies
DR. JAoKsoE-DKAK SIR;--f kape been freqieHl
TeqsSted 10 connect my name toiLt recommendations ~
different kinds Of medicines, but regarding ths Praefs
as oR Of my appropriate sphere, hdve IN all cases -
particularly in my 0lon fdmily Of The usansss Of d
Hoefdhds German Bftters depart for once from ~
asual course, 10 express mfaH eOHDietOH 0at for gen
eral debility Of the system and especially for LYse
Complaint, 1t Is 49, @#3eafe and vaiuAbi4
pTepar alton. IN some cases 4 maz
faI; but usually Ky doubt not 4 81
from hs above causes Yours, very respectfully
.al y. H KENNARDy \.
.0 e1 Bighls, bsIslO coatss aSlas I,
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LITRRART, NoTcE-The Phanologi-
cal Journal for February, contains Sketches of
Prof Bache, hte Of the U. s, Coast Survey,
Mrs. Lilly N. Spencer, the artist, wilkie Col
Inns TheodOSia Burr Astin, ROssini ROths-
child, with portraits; besides The Inner SEN
ses,la Psychological Essay Resurrection of the.
Body, Sermons 1dhuencs Of fIntellect ID hlsocie-
ty How Man made fortune by Pia; Equal
lty Of Minds Community fInterst; the Groups,
Of Organs; Wihterlng in the South The
American Lion and numerous other attrac,
lions. Prics 30 cents, OF ss x year Now i !
good time 70 subscribe. Address s. R. Wells,
$50 Broadway, ny. 7ooa ~ aaaah99a alial
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TINS following are the proceedings ID
the Probate Court Of jackson county for the week
ending On Saturday last, Q aie bla ~ as
* 305 a'9 p,HAEhIAGE LicENsEs.. .s NJ. 4. N
sThOmaaTs Richards and Martha ]. Manrlng 3
George w. Leach and Mary O. Hickman. Isi
Wheeler Springer and Josephine Davis. r,sV
iona Il McVlelan and Sarah G. Myers.io 01
John Deeal aud Jane Lyons. s. zls gd,Hgl
Iodeian pa MIscELnAEEous.a 6os ,3 al
iLaaE viii and Testament OF a Iexsuder Poor
admitted TO probate, and Alexander Poor and
Geo, W. Poor appointed executors. Bond ~ 900.
John I. Miller, Minister Of the N. f. Church
had license to solsmnlze msFriages noted. % q
In the ease OF VIM. LAW, guardian, an order
iat6ed! v Tr7 f5 .lTrTT5G ~ t"''~1s'YI t"''1s'YI Vsa'
& Five accounts flsdf t9--et,- 5J' , pat
-0ne inventory Aled.
Tiftssn accounts settled p 8EtlEidT 40
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1 Hocfaads German Remedies are cotthtsTfstsA N
genuine hare The signat1Ts Of @. M. Jackson g
bs front Of The 0utsds wrapper Of each bots, and
RGme Of DE dTtieh blOson ~ saeh bOttS ~ oG@s -
eOlHte.Jeik -..s... ....
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme CoHrt OF PehnsylEanlz
PHfLAp EfPi4IA. March 1e 1854 .
find HOotldnas German Bizsrs fs net an ts6azt
Ecdting beverage, bt good tonic useful In dfSords
g he dl0estiue org0ns, and Of great bsnsf 81 oasts
dsbtltiy dRd 1dnt e nervous dotioH, IN As sysH = =
GRo. W. RoeDRARA- 2
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sOsr kr00H, and tOiH cure all dissassS rssuHn0 For
bad blood Keep your 1l blood pure keep ysszs
Liver in order keep your dtgesiue SgpassS
ia JoHHd, healthy 81. HcOnditi0H, BY Af -
Of heSe Temsdiss aud no dfssass taf4
susT GSsd you The best men the cOuHtry TseomHe4
nsN. " yearS Of honest reputation 90 for aRHGeis1
sou maist ~ Nese preparations. 4 5iiU1-A
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3LR.us cE THE NEns.

THE DAILY NEWS, by inail, one year So; six
Served in the city al FIFTEEN CENTS wick, piya-
bic 10 the carriers, Or So year, paid In advance
at tile uillcc.
THE 'rRI-WEEkiY MEMS. published OF Tuesdays
Thursdays AMI saturdays. ouc year 50: six
months -; anJ 80 cents :. month FOR any shorter
period
SUBSCRIPTIONS III all eases payable IN advance
and 10 paper continued amer the expiration OF
the time paid for.
Ap>ERrIsEMENrs.-l'rsi insertion IL cents a
lne subsequent Insertions 10 cents Il line. s;pc-
cial Notices II cents Il line each insertion Ti,si.
ness Notices 20 cents Il line each Insertion Mar
rlagc an Funeral Notices one Dollar cacn cuts
AMI Ecctr0typc Advertisements viii bc inserted
OIL the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES OF Wants, TO Ecn,. Los; and Found,
Boarding, &c., not exceeding - words aj cents
each Insertion; over 20, aml moi cAcccdn. 20
words, ID cents each insertions: over 80 ami mol
exceeding 10 words, 50 cents each Insertion. All
announcements to he published at these rates
mus, bc paid for in advance.
REMrrrANCnS should he malc hy Po,toilicc
Money order ur hy Express. II this canno, hr
done. protection a;tanst os<c, hy mail may ir
secured by forwarding Il draft on Charleston pay
able To the order of The propriclors Of rIE MEMS,
or hy sending tlr money in II registered lcilcr.
Address RlOltDAN, DAWSON X CO.,
No. / 10 Fast Bay. Charleston. :. q.
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The "Acting. a"'' Doing." OF Congress
H.. Bowen.

Congressman Bowen told the gentlemen
''of the Comet Star Fire Engine Company, =
who Scrcnadcd him ON "Wednesday night.
'hat he would. in Il few days. address his con-
SlituenlS and render them Il faithful account
oil all his 'actin-,' and doin"s'
The pledge publicly given 10 so ,lStin-
Sushcd an audience will doubtless bc kept.
Congressman Bowen knows now that .mnr-
''!cr will out, and. coniidinm in tho large
hearted charity and indulgence OF the col
orcu gentlemen Of the Come; Star Fire
'snSinc Company" and their fellows, will hc
glad To make q clean breast Of it and tell
his constituents what manner of man thi.;
Bowen really is. Tho colofc'l men whom,
the dislin suishcd Congressman represents $
are not, IL is iruc, thieves, forgcrs and mir-
dcrcrs. but they are not expected to sit in
the halls of Congress lis the Radical repre-
scntatircs OF lower South Carolina
Congressman Bowen, when Inc renders his
constituents the promised account of all his
''actli,"s and doingS," will moi forget to cy-
plain that little matter of the Chinese faro
checks stolen from gambler in this ci,y
This may not be Il doing, hut somebody was
done, ANA the thief is moi get punished. Be-
sides, there is the part which this G. C..
bowen * maliciously declared 10 have taken
IN burning and piliaging the town OF Jack
Sonvillc i'll lSGl-2 With breath The spot
less Congressman may clear away this cloud
OF arson and robbery. Nor will il he for
gotten that c. c. Bowcn-ihcn Il captain OF
the twcnty-iirst battalion Georgia cavalry.
c. 5. A.-was tried by ourt-muriial, found
guilty anti cashicred for forging pay rolls. the
result being announced in general orders
frOm Genera! Braurrgarl's headquarters
Surely Congressman Bowen will take the op-
porunity of showing that he WAS the inno-
cent victim of Il damnabc conspiracy, and
that the honest people Of Charleston are not
represented in the councils Of The nation ly
convicted iOrYer. And last OF ALL, the
Honorable Congressman" might amusc his
constituents by telling them al about his
arrest and imprisonment for planning the
murder Of Colonel White in 1861, with Il de-
tailed explanation Of the reasons why he was
suspected anil was not hung.
II Congressman Bowen will only tell. in
this way, the tale Of his own life, there is a
rich treat in store for ail his Radical con-
stituentS. The calumnious charges brought
against him are so many and So grave, that
ne cannot afford to treat them with honest
scorn or passive contrmpt---linlcss Con-
Sressman Bowen is of opinion that any sort
OF white man is %ood enough to represent
negro, and that he is too good for his con
siiiucnts, in which case he will most likely
say nothing anal allow the world III large To
think what they please about him. We shall
see!
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ana down them without difficulty. On the or,.n.
SION oi our visit there was II fournch snow on
The ground, alil as they were ont runuIu,, ~.
"'i 10 await thcr return. When they made their
appearance they were walking very brl.kly. ami
soon thcs were engaged in Il spirited run. on
OIL" "f their in-iic shoulders they car,ir,, Il don.
"''''arrcied Shot atn. and were in Inc humor
ihcs were exceedingly pleasant and lvspi,ablc in
'hcir hHiiiicr, a;pl insisted uran Il second yisi,
from u.s.
The telegraph brings news of The death OF
"E'i"lani> wctliiIicSt SON Richard GruSycnur
Mnruu. OF Westminster. Eariy m the last cen
tniN one S III harl Gro,yc,ior h,'l the good luck
10 marry Ms tlc'ly Davies, the daughter of a
gcni"man %! much landed property i'm The County
OF NhdcSCN. anri in Il few years. in consequence
oi ihc lidt oi hsilioh setting westward, found
'hat 'h!' Hahc siiia'i landed estate WAS probably
for IL size destined TO hc almost HE mos, yoI,
bic in England. /, How rorns t;rosvcnor Suunrc
ami the alt;lcen, streets, and in iar the greater
portion oI that property which, bounded snuih
hy Pc1diy, nOTih by Oxford street cas-, H.. Bond
S'rce', ahd west hy Park Lane, contained in
Sidney Smiths opinion, more in,rI!cci refine
mcnt ana social Grace, il,an any other in the
world. Some eighty wears ago. about th. tine
when George III was making impruycmcnt4 nj
BuckIn"lIaiu House HOW Il paiacc, which had
been purchased rs queen tariotic's dover nn,,s,
the Swampy ground hc;wccn HYDE Park corner
and The Thames was "'lcrc'l him for elj.0OD tie
declined 1t. and Ii was subsequently purchased
hH ihe GroSNcno'S. Siany wears after i; came Into
thcir possession, very cnteririSing builder sir
Cnbri. rtrsua'ic'l ihc g.cai barking huu.c OF
Sih'h, ih,nr smith 10 advance muncy 10 him
for drainage and i,iill'ng purposes, and thus
arose "Iiclerava," which. when the leases fail
in, will probably yield the present Marquis OF
Westminster cijv,OoO year. Lord Westminster
was curious combination Of generosity ;:nI
meLnne>. and hundred stories are current H.
Illustrative of buih these ciiaracl crstics. lie leaves
several children. Tic eldest, Known M Lord
Grosvcnor. now marquis, is Il remarkably popi-
lar man in his county, Cheshire. Il Is computed
ihni The new marquis will have an income OF GER
talhly not less than E.co.009 ponn'lsa rear. Lord
Westminster was Il Liberal, Int took no active
part In politics. His health has long been in IL
prccar!OuS state.
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Noliccs III Hn,lIirnulen.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
T. LIMITED SriTES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH cAROLINA.-ln the matter OF TJiOMAS
BOSNi:I.L and NINI.iN DRUMMOTD, CoIar,ncrs
IN trade. aS !inESEi.I. & pRUMMuND, lnvolun.
iarY ishnArnr;s.-in Bahkriptcy.--To whom il
NAV colccrn: The undersigned hereby gives mo-
ticc nl ms appointment rs Assignee OF BDNNEll.
y DkNMMnHlp. IN the District OF Charleston, and
state III South Carolina, within said District who
have been aiji,yed bankrupiS upon :hcir CrctIi-
iofs' petition, by the District Court of said Dis.
trict.
Dated The aIst day OF October. a. u. 1862
Ociaa f3 Y 4 TliliIAS ,ssiunoo
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
L UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
october Term. lSG3.-ln the matter OF EDWIN l..
HOCilE OF Charleston. lIankrupt-Pctiiion for
i,ili anu hn.ll dlSchnrg" In l;ankrumcy.-Urlcrcd,
that hearing be had on The Ialll ,iay Of Novcin,
her, y. ID. 1869, 1T Federal Court house in Charles
ton, =. e.; ami that MI Creditors &C., Of said
bankrupt appear at said time and place and show
cause II any they can, why The prayer of the ne
titloncr should not he granted.
ity order OF the Court, the 2lsi day Of October
a. ID. 1869. DANiEi. IiOitiBECK,
Clerk OF tho District Court OF the United Statcs
for South Carolina. ortin r,
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1T Is iumorcd that there has been n recon-
Citation between Congressman Bowen and
Alderman T. J. Mnckcy. The cause of tho
derman went 80 far as 10 stigmatizc; The Con
grcssman in the public prints ns Il thief,
forScr and murderer. Bowen, however
prcl:ct"d the ailront, and is now said 10 have
mndc last friends with his uuondam vil.iiicr
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GonI, tl)oo0, %-c.
Ganrn Goods. S-r
A V / S / T o r


A V I S / TO r
Once said If we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire tile latest styles OF fash.
ionablc Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
Braitis, Go TO u. & \. ASHTON.
Tie gentlemen who desire TO be prescntable in
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to VI. & y. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Coiogues,
10 10 VI. * a. ASHTON.
Por Diadcm or Coronal Combs all
Go 10 VI. & 4. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts
Go To VI. u y. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
COlnbs, Go 10 VI. & y. ASHTON.
or necessity all who require eood Tooth
Brush, 60 10 VI. & y. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale dc Vents. all must
Go to VI. AZ a. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Rcgcncrators nearly all
Go 10 NJ. & y. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
Society lIygicniquc, lRailcy's.
Cowdray's, :. .GosncIi's, g
Pivcr, ISlI.Owc & Sons <
Gucrlain, = iYnrIIry Z
Henry Demars0n, towlaI,ls & Sons, -
AS also, vcnis Goods in their line from oyerr
reputable manufacturer In the States
Go to NJ. < ~. ASHTON,
No. 2IO King street,
novl Five doors from Market street
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As FAR as built, the Blue Ridge Railroad
hardly pays its running expenses There
will be no increase of business nNfa Nc ,0titl
IS c'mp'c'e,i, ns il passes through noun
tain wilderness rich in beauty but poor in
population. Until the last rail is spiked The
State will have 10 pay.thc interest on The
nine million dollars Of bonds which il is in
vitc1 TO endorse.
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0100 ACREs TO LEASE FOR A
Zl-2-N ~ Ii.DAi r,.s

DAM AC,ES TO LEASE FOR a
beautiful PLANTATION, known Ms Eciii pIncr
consisting oI 2lGo acres. llno cleared Soil rich
anu ciaN hberi''!nE III deposits or mari 700 acres
oi s hti!,l cDiioii iiii,i: IL0 acres Uf IL will make
bag To III" acre: lucaion perfectly ] alily an
'hc year; -FOUR AMI half miles from irwisvillc
Holl!h throliIn EtirCd; Well settled: has hrr. in
constant cultivation since i!ic %ar: has all ncccS-
saiy buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables
silholl'c. scr9w. laborcrS' houses. Lyons Greek
runs through the estate ami furnishes one OF The
bfSt sites for factory ia The State
VIII ne sold with the lease, the following: 3 nnc
yoHng MULES, II large lot Of improved Imnlc.
incnis, l'rinly ilomglIs, New Gin, Dickson Cotton
seed. enough TO plant the entire crop; 1000
corn All vii. be sold on the place, low for cash
paitlcsdcsirinG Ia lease are requested to inspect
ihe growing crop OF cotton, which will rive entire
satisfaction. For terms, apply to MRs. LAW.
HENCE kEIT'r, st. Matthew's +. o., Orangcburg
District, $. q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r: u. Whaley, j. c. Kett,
ESP, Orangchnrg: u. w. Teronncaii, Esq, vii.
liam Middleton Esq, Charleston.
Oct25 mwf2MoN
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In TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA-
October Term, 1S69.-ln the matter of JAMES C.
SALfEitS, or Charleston, MISREPRESENTATION for
iuil ana iinnl Discharge In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
iiat hearinS Inc had on The 10Th day OF Novcni-
Der, a. ID. 1850, nj the Federal Courthouse In
charleston, $. C.; and that all Creditors, ,Sc OF
sal i'ahkript appear n said time and place AMI
S,uw c;iine, ii amy they can, why The prayer OF
ihr Petitioner should moi he granted.
ny o!H"f III ihc Court, the 2is. day nf October
n ID. lHGn. DANIEL Ii0RiBECK
CLERK Of the District Court Of The Umiiri .;i;,cs
FOR Souin Carolina. ocinL IN
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n BtNKRUPTCY.--IN TIE DISTRICT
i COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOKsTIIE
DISTRICT or S0l TIL CAROLINA.-Hx par,c WM
J.. SliUMNfE and \. BLYTHE, Assiphccs, In re
JOHN W. GRADY, Iankrupl.-Petition TO sell
Eca Estate, unincumbrrcl, call In Lien Creditors
Nc.--Hn;ce Is hereby given 10 all Creditors hold
~" Liens against ile Estate Of JOHN ". GRADY,
t!iat they are required to establish the same bc
fore W. J. CLAwsoS, Esq. Registrar, nj lorkville
= e., within forty days from the date hereof or
be barred from all benefits Of the decree for dis
trbuiion to lie made In ibis case.
liy order OF Hon. GRo. $. BRYAN, Judge OF said
Court. w. T. SIiUMATE, ,,.;.,.o
4. BLYTHE, "sHhecs.
GreeEville. $. G., September l5 1859.
OctlS mwflS
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fieparos.

1--WE DOI.LAkS II II W a r D.-LOST.
y yesterday morning, white BULL PUP, about
six months old, with cars cut and one black
spot ar0nnd one eye, had on n leather collar. The
above reward will be given IL delivered ut No. 67
King street. nov, ~
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ACRES. TO CAPITALISTS s.

S0A ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS
0tyN ~ pirate sale or for lease, II line
LtHIAiioN i'll oranTebur% District, forming a
pnri ol me estate oI the late Colonel Kcitt, CON
ss!E OF about 900 acres; $50 OF IL cleared. II is
waicrcil by Lyons Creek, 4 large ana nevcrf:i-
ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapcd 10
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover Cll-
ni!c lleailhy ali HE year. Splendid range for
cattle; the ncEb0rhnod attrIctiyc--thc aIjou.
Ing p!antaiiUnS owned by gentlemen who reside
there ard secure good order. Tile buildings were
burned hut lumber mills being near, they coulII he
rcliacei chcnly. large State road connects IL
WIN i.ewisfic. South Carolina Railroad, six
niics distant: The above Is q splendid chance
pleasant, healthy section. In 1866 these lands
, were returned II, SO per acre. VIII he sold al
nall That price. For terms apply to Mrs. LAU-
RENEE KElrr, Society Ill., s. Z.
:, REfERENGEs.-AiaJor =. u. Whaicy, j. g. Kcitt,
EsIl., nlnnpcburg; II. w. PrrO ncaiI, Esu vii.
liam Middleton, Esq.. Charleston
OCtIl mWfamOSD&G
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fan0 for 5nlr.
10000 AGmEs At;as l:s,.I:Sx n WILLIAMS Y. LA: )

10000 AGMEs hSRs Go,,ISvN,.a u WILa!AMs aa1s, s;
Which are cleared and 10 acres now under cult.
Natlni IA corn, cotton and rice. The tract is
IcnEiS 'l!ii'tfcd with pine, oak, cyprcss and
nlck"iy. AMI contains II dwelling and outbii!d
il"S, with h.Cen cabins for laburcrs; also one
ten 10 irea i'uSclS OF corn and iiltecn 10 twcu
y.iNe uiiflci5 oi rice to the acre, without fcrt.
IrtH. lhe r'Sion ahonnnS lii mari deposits
iniir i,ii'' iroin 'ark MinEo Greek ami twenty,
h:,. in.icS ir'ii Georgetown Creek, which is navi.
gable al a'l seasons.
Price o! HE ;ract $4,000; one half cash. The
naI;iicc IN uii" AMI two years, secured Iy iund
:liiM mor,SIgc. Any smaller number OF acres
VIII he sold II; 4 moderate advance ON this r,r
farltrs desiring 10 inspect the tract can o SO ly
icavihg The Northeastern Railroad NJ Kings rec
mites distant The tract lies within one mile OF
inc protected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. J.. CARIAWAY. Survivor Of Perkins & Car.
rawaf. t'tnrge' ,wn PostoIlce, $. G.
scpi2) mwT2mOsF DSC
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
4 UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CARuLINA.-
isio5.r Term. lS69.--ln The matter pfJOSErII W.
SEAi;RDok. oI Edst0 Island. I!ankrup..-Pctiiiun
iprG,'il and Ilnal discharge In Bnnkriipicy
~ that hearing be had on The lgii day OF Noyen
hcr, ~ ID. 1861, ut Federal Courthouse in Charles
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furt appear al sal time and place, ana show
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!ci!ii1ler should n.t be granted.
iiy order Or lie Court, thc 2Ist day OF Oci ober
y. ID. 1853. DANIEL IIOtLBECK,
CLERK o! ihi District Court of the United States
for South Carolina. oct2l f3
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