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ocr: ON HAND I AM NOW receiving my usual supply of GOODS for FALL AND WINTER TRADE, which I respectfully invite the attention of the and the Trading Public. W. P. BUTLER, Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, No 1, PAuRK Row. FALL TR ADE FOR 1853! C 1UNN IN G HAMU1 . eJHE UNDERSIGNED h: ving given a further triai to the CASH SYSTEMr during A. past neason. have become still more convinced that. it in the oIly trie sytemn of doing a GRO(:E R Y BUSINESS on termnsadvantageous to both sellernamd buyer, beingr thleewiw. safest ad surest for both. While the seller i- benefitted by getting the CASH 1'AID DOWN rior his Good, eniabling him to turn his money over nany times in the year, the buyer has the


ocr: n~~ WW.0'_y.las 0909 90 ilMEL!RE ''WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .-DEALER IN READY-MADE .CLOTHINC, J M. NEWBY -& CO.. under U. S. Hotel. An ota. Ga.; are now receiving the . BEST and SlOST FASHIONABLE ASSORT.MENT of -- SPRING AND SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING, offered in the City of Augusta. In nddition to which, we are weekly receiving from our llouse in New York. We also keep constantly on hatnd a large Stock YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ALSo. a full assortment of FURNISHING ARTICLES, for gentlemen's wear. .4 Country Merchants and all persona visiling Augusta will find it to their interest our Stock, as we are determined to offer our Goods at the lowest prices imaginale. Augusta, April 3. 1854. if 12 NE W SP RING GOODS. Rich and Beautiflul Goods f ILLFAXI SHEAR, Ainusta, Georgia, AT THE NEWAND ELEGANT.ORY GOODS STORE has received from New York, WAD&BURCEAID, Small P moi and Stripel SI LKS, to lie cut in OrrosTe MASOXIC IIALL. AuuurrA, GE. amy qnantity, fser Ladies and .\iisses I resses :________________._______ Funey Sl LKS, tof elegatnt styles, to be cut in are now reccivitL' our SING :111V jouentetv. W 8Y SIM.1 Ell - supoplics oft lioniton oaid Maltese LACEdS: liomton & Maltese LnoeeCOLLARS, CHEm.E with all the Northern

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ocr: Dr. IL W Abey - AVING removed into the Vilange, .qr the purpose fevotng hasett, more exelnsively to his profession, and uccupyiug the reuidence Grst beyond the Raptist Church on the right, =ndad joining the Male Aeademy, (the residence forsterly ,oeupled by 8. S. Tob'pkins, Esq., and Rev. 0. A. laynioud.) offers hi : Professional Services To, the lieople of the Village aid the surrounding country. -in the day. he en be found in his Office, adjoi Ing the OfMiee of W. W. A nAMx, Esq.,and in front of. the present residenee or -Nr..Gen. A.. Addison, and at niLht, lie cnn be found at his dwelling. . lie will give attention at all times most punctu ally, to all calls upixi him, either for advice and pre seriptions, or fur pdrsonal attendance. M. W. ABNEY. J an 11 tf . 52


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ocr: or SIor. fior tf to al i !; e e ir s o pill. oil' w' an . , k , '; felectr AL J OS*ES 1~ '6111 IIN e sth 11_r~ ivil"Ig t (1Opeiniig ~tPS06 C VeC IPOu glit too this iiiai'ke' Wvil cll I. vjII SP' lowv ftor c ish i r to ripprovpl vostninrrso,; till mi. I T:.vitig t#-n years .xp;ericirico wi1 i' ? rewv y ae, I 1101 y to maly tean hli %V11iI. oi alo tile 14) flllRr A L.ARG' ST11 )i,K. ()1-' D)RY (; 0){'t,Iv aolf:10-ijc'.. hAT ,(' ''s.Sil )h8. )Oll MWV.Rl, IIA -fil WA R17. &P. lhIIAVARE'I .Vitai RI IA C r-pi'lAIimvi' ,s :,'j~ STO(NE, JUGS -AN1 .1.4R~.A4. ST( )'% N: ('1i RNlE. 'AIIA(; TIJMAI\(J.-Z. CARIUlA(;I' If NRDW~Alt1.I I.E~A'I', I I'1 OP" ALI., K.INDIS. Siteifl.rv. If -iressi~, &c. &~ 'IAIONA I{YAND 1)(..NFEI('IjN.\1t . CROCKERY H'~. ill slirtir-l ses and ot horwi.. AndE allakw anyv alricle that umay be. called for. Sept 203. 11 ii. .7LI' {gi XLP TBE BALL MN MVO T10N. 120.060 11 Pair Phtultoi Brogans* at theib - laiiter' 1 1 Faclor's Depot, ED WARD DALY'S BOOT AN&D SHOE l ai t:, i. o 1 13 11 l iivu t 1 w Ph1 -. tr, mi. Mj vrt Ii ai i t W idvm t Iim 1w fools tvll #tit hiiitI, .1111 ('11:411111y rv . iviiL LargTe , ~ ~ * I' PL NT T1 )N 10F*'. ?E.llo ili i alit ar v.-tit41 s itI Mo,.. Il'y. Y' I i z ;01 ~I.1 (;itirtgX I N 3 r;---, (of (.v-!ry Lit, alid froraa tjja i1"' ().t,:rs Iho i thf: ,ulitry IfIi' 11i!I : t 301' Kiivi-St C~r~n;tni,.;. .,; fe di--t 1At ve til- ' rt Ii 1i Ilo0l- ;'Ilue ,'it. GREAT SOUTHERN REMfEDY AL0 D-M A. V! DAP 1*0 EA1ii;) Al '0,ADM~flIII W, Ah-i)l' 1'. ) ( 31 I 11s m)! /PAiwll: 11r1!';u r.'i:."l'ns it i. a nd I is. Gtd 1,, ii'' a sf111(11t.. '%' V.- (1,';r / 7 "",ri'. a~ -.fttl r-i.:y It "!i'-4- till- pirt.' ircs ill 11,4111: :1101t. Ili listaaa,- t I ll.31 4 5 ( 1rdia ti..III all t p-r-ma expe. ri'ao-. :iit- th,',* t- i.'ria,, oif mny iwih-mi rs -..,i I iri.'iAf, :atimgiI i~ . In. i fur aaa. 01 iI. ',- it I, :I all , t i- it li'lrlot-'i -, - %- il :.' a, sm-Lrvii ri: n .v W mo. if. Ita:al I -4ir Iisr~y J.I lgv, fit 0mlfr'ia:3l~r?. ( 0~imi~kee '1amlw. cri-at p;,-i~ilre ill *,aeuta' thIk~ I: ili7 l ds,1,I.3 - s.iti-ila.. o. i ilhie-d di .;'-. ~' ~-oc~ 17-Ivit Lu fi a1 suiIjr'.'ii, it,'iq thie. A A mot %l.3I,:. D4. C. M. t i .titn 1.11,.1-t.fi aI( 4'a-rgirt. ''I' il '4 %%isty 3'rill't' it. i i ti~i t 1 i., 'il I sh*-%,. Jli t saii, at uthe Ioo.n I at .I pre lnmunf . tIi iv--. n. I %%i'gla r:, cetitr -o j i t ia lr t ill411- ~ f7,'i.r .1 111 itiv i' 17 (LI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Vt ui,.- l'~iIfIit 333r . Imo. Cwhe I ivl r ma1 i adI B atik -I: It-r i.. nn iiiild~ i3 is (za 4a" iIftil7 n l Iir 0m e I: 1,''wr saI' I'.-. thu 4 3i e .! id iil ns a, .t s I;J1 3.rL7 '3.fal!i., 7u aiis i*.'vp ralii Iti a'.'11 :i' lefivr% , tit'171 t sl li f.& i v i-i v A:it t .ipt . tal p i't Stil70i , : ' J %voy fr iA ('%iia. frit lrlu Ai al11AN:. Cw i-A- tAa Mari ., old 3in l iviim e Bi,( -. 'ii t3 eiia 11 r t3li-mvi) is -iu!rCIi t itko vel 4 1 - i l y n-i -Its I La li al l e pb gus It-.L llItti limiyspepsiat tan MiBe~e Umured


ocr: f, ii a at il . T'hirteen Negroes For Sale.. On thse Rst Monday in February next I wi'.3 Teir for sale at Sumter Cousrt in thea children of John 13. Fheming the fioliow. ug sx nuegroes to wit : Milton, Nelson, Kate rid her three chhldtree Roeams, Marisa and barles; and as my own jroj'fy te following ss:Ldia, H~eayLuI G,(eorge, Lafay Tsat o SA L.x.-u.-Bondl with good ormsnal curty, a-eredi of three years wftsh itrest sce~ary papers.. Pei sons wishing to examine 53 above neroes may do so bpycalling at nwy 5de nece ins halads, about ltho mile from thes aye contrascted for priv-ately before ste day BOPHONIA. YIaMING. Feb. 1, 1851 14 i d


ocr: Arrivals Of FALL GOODS AT FOGARTIE & DELANDS, CORNER ING AND WENTWORTISTREETS, CHARLESTON, S. C. Black Silks, Black Silks, BLACK GROS DE RHINE AT b7c., $1, S1.1-2 and 01.25. Black Mode Silk, at 50 cents and 62 cents. Black Watered Silk. Plaid and Striped Silks, RICH PLAID SILKS AT 81, WORTi 1.25. Rich Satin Plaid Bilks at 8125. Changeable Silks at 62 cents. Plaid and Striped Silks at 62 1-2 cents and 75c. Extra Plaid Silks at $1.25. RICH STYLES ilOUSLIN DE LAINES AT 62 1-2c., worth 81. Extra quality ditto at 75 cents, 87 1-2 cents and 11. New styles Mouslin do Laine at 25c. Pink, Blue, Green and Bull' ditto at 37 1-2 cents and 50 cents. Ilain Mouslin do Laines for servants at 18 3-4 cents. Mourning ditto at 25 cents. ENGLISH MIERIN0S AT 18 3.4 cents, 25 cent,;, and :37 1-2 cents. Pink, Blue, Green, Drab, Slate and Brown French Merinos. 4-4 Cashmeres, at $1. 4-4 RICH STYLE, ALL W(OiL, PLAIDS AT '0 cents AND 75 cents. Black Alpacas at 12 1.2 cents. Lupin's Bonbaziies, trom 75 cents to 82 50. WHITE AND RED FLANNELS, &C. HEAVY SERVANTS' BLANKITS AT 82, $2.50 83. Fine Bath and Whitney Blankets, from 6 to $10. Red Flannels at 20 cents and 25 cents. Red Twilled Flannel. Genuine Welch Flanne!s. 4-4 Ballardvale Flannels at 50 cents, and 02 1.2 cents. 5-4 and 6-4 English Flannels. Red Conforts. KEiRSEYS, SATINETS, PLAINS, &c. HEAVY KERSEYS, SCIILEY'S PLAINS. White, all Wool Plains, Linsey, Woolzey. Heavy Satinets for servants at 37 1-2 cents. Black and Fancy Cassim9fes and Doeskhits. Blue, Black, Brown anim Grey Broad Cloths. l'ilot Cloth. and Kentncky Jeans. EMBROIDERED CURTAIN NIUSLINS AT 18 3-4c. Embovwsed Cotton Dunasks at 12 1-2 cents. 1OSIERY, GLOVES, PERFUMERY. GENTS, MIlSSES, AND CHILDREN's HOSE AND HALF HOSE, lcavy Wool -lose for Servants. Gents' Merino Half [lose. LIdies and Gente' Kid Grovem Soaps, Cologne, Ludin's letraets. Bay and Lavender Water. 1lair, Hat, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes. FOGARTIE & DELANb, 257, corner of King and Wentwortli-streets. "m 5. ISM ly. A. J. MOSES. 3PkKa Xa ffi"O"CXK, 3P Goods am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ever brought to this market, I will as low for cr:ah or to approved customera on time. having ten years and ibhe ready money te buy goods with, enable. me to off'er the following remarkably che'ap, viz A 12ARGE STOCK OP D)RY GOOIUS, mostly domestic. IIATPS, CAPS, 81I0ES, COOlES WARE, BASKET WARE, &c. BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, CUT LERY, &c. IAlt)DWARE, of all descriptions, Pot., Ovens, Skilleta, &c. STONE JUGS AND JARES, STONE CiIUlRNES. CARRIAGE TRIMlMINGS, CARitIAGE IHARDWARE. LEATHER OF AL1,KIN DS, Saddlery, Hlarress, &c. &c. SHTATIONARY AND CONPECTIONARY. CROCK{ERtY, in dinner setts and otherwise. GROCERIlES, of all kinds. And almost amy article thait may be called for. Sept. 20, 1851. 47 if KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION.


ocr: CARSON & A L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, C II ARI E S T ON, S. C. EL.ISHtA t A RSON,? Offce, Boyce 4 JA MES M.CAR-SO Wharf. L3P L.iberal advances made on consigned ts their care. October 4, 18354 49 tf


ocr: A. C: SQUIER, No.so8AND210... 1 A IN S ' R E E T COLUM113BIA, :- C. and Geneial DEALER IN FINE AND PLAIN Lip Qd trp l k a a r de o ;$ Pinnos, Chairs, WA LL-PA PE R, &c. &c. &c. At very low Pr'ce. for'anl.. I'e is mst~nt ly .replenishing his I rge assortment from his in Columbia, and .Ifon New York. an tlow offurs a greater variety tn sal;, e '~iA ' i FANCY A ND , ,N'U , Sitting and ioetmg Chairs, . . . J .! Al. . AL, C~ ' 'iP 1110& AND VLOVE. OS, at eac I ji a ian ~ ifcir Furnti ture sold by him aie (or Ono., or longer. All kltide itutird dlet. trQ proiptly repaired. .. A large lot or M[A!0 (3 AN4Y VN aiit .' hand, with irheir Cabinet Maker's aleturiah,, W) VALLI l$PF R A N D NO1lNi-$ ~ large and rich t6 tdrtiieht. L " Funerails served at sahrt notice withi anl Wood Coflins. . , Ike would respec;fllly invite h: friends andl the public generally to call and exaniine his stock. MSarcl 1a, 1851. 20 ly.


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ocr: alter 1& Chatham Plank Road will be opened Mr. JAMEFs GaiFFW's to tie junction with the Ham burg & Edgefield Plank Road, a distance of five miles, and the fulluwing Rates of Toll will exacted. Rates of Toll. Four, five and six horse Wagons, 5 eta per mile Tw~o '' "4 3 "6 " 6" Twvo - " Carriages' 3 " " " One " " 2 "6 "4." llorseback travellers, 1 " " " Vehieles on meeting. arc each cntitledpt half PL ANK TR ACK, and the Drivers are required to turn to the " RIGHT !" . S. F. GOODE, PasInvrr. A tf - 15


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ocr: te Messrs, Editors : You will oblige muany voters of Claremont lec. tion District by anno.tci. CoIl. It. LA. IOACi1l' I lt IOT as ia candidate for a se-t in the Lower liranch of the ILegisla. ture of the State of Sou: h Carol na, at the ensn ing eleclion. F'eb. 2-, 1851. 17 tf


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ocr: *2 FOR SALE~ M*~ .Y PLANTATIION ON Hoarn's Creek, of 500 of Cotton atnd Corn Land, well watered a Diwallitng flouse, Gin house and Screw, out houses, barns, cribs, ,and all the usual together with several Springs of good cha beute water. To Rent, STOR E HOUSE occupied this year by G. PENN, neair the Court ilouse. B. J. MIMS.


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ocr: aQn tor i-:nt. -u 11iaw r'civiiig and opening ever iOuh~t to thi's mar111ket,. V-c!, 1 I %ill st-1l Iow fr cisl or to approved cuastorndrs on thne. 1iI1ving ten ydarq exper~ieo sand~ 1he rewsly inoicy to buy goodsH with, cssablc'o me to offr the following a rtlst1s remsuirkably chess p. viz A I.A RG -4 ST( )GK OF DRY G OODS, mostly donpvt ic. If AI'S. ( CAI'S, SlICIE~S. %fO'h vmti,, nASKt-;T WARE, &c. Wl, '1 1,I)1 N( s ''FIl CAltl'N'JIt'8 'I'( [.S, CUi'111L, &C'; 1 I )\IVAULN' ut' all ilost-iliis1, Pots, Ovens, Skillets, &c. STO~NE- JIUGS AND I).ARI18. S'I'(N14 .(:1U1NFE8 I I - Ii( l O A LI K IND18, 8srldir'ry, 1isrvet~s, &C. 6M-. STATI0NAltN* AND) C0N ;,1lX!(ON-AY. CROCKItRY. i:l slsntir ss'tts iclocsic. And4 :ain(l't :112Y ar'tic tha~t iIV .3 be OaIlogI 11PO. n-o't. D. 1 _ ____ 17 tf 1VP14XfiT1 & DELAAh'S,-) COI1INEII IU AND I1~NT 1OII1,TRI1EETS1 Spring MWantillas, PAR)-;~ b . '-TYE NATIi.A~S. NN'AV il:sl(;NS. Ci!GPP.:F; ~ ~ il -EEC1(N \I~i'>G FROMW 12 1-2 coits toed ol I dliiisbtde Go.tsamcr, isew and decsirasble.. ~OiI( C\ll t'itt1ii I \N IIS PO (R 1~1i .50 I. for 12 vardej. Yar d F -'( ret i nh Chi.stz.t 2i 1" 1-2ent-z worth i~ei cents. NE . N 1 L I LX WA011.)S 8IlK,;,a.L ;A) ent yard. [ .~V a d t l i Ziihr ,:ks. -.v~tra, a;lo 75I v, -.* ws p. %-.r i~5- 1 .ta_ '.j~rl %" ,tlj.. , Si I 1-*_ b p r ineutes's. Liof-- Ciogli.4t Axc. I rv-.~Osr''~ssas ti"4t-dL, sg. I nljrlt,.1si 12 1-2 0L8 perptr4. Yasrd w~d -.% :t ra tip A msl'r.-an si J'llssr (lsi t N 1-2 cents. G. Silo!, lfjrssrvl 12 1% I; ()I *A 1g I I 'ni:?. va,) yl-o l slr vS;;ot;Poil. :,t I1P .) sn fit~ rd i ,,I~ ~ ~~~i I. )~r ~Istr shirt su-, at 317 1.2egacs per yard. ExL i v. I rirh iw .:sr Iir tringm, at50i cens. ;J0 s.rkH ;-ii (Crash, :it 6 1- 1 cons's per' yard. is is r '*s cli )sa er Torlwoiis. 1.2 1.2 ceist'e pfr ynr-J. :3: lwx, s~ yrtl Lvs'5 ;.- ~s:,a' 6 IA1 iu'is;, wvs dt 12 1.Z' centi?. (atw' S andsr ( ; I i~ht 'atUmbrellats. top ln' .511 ( lii re.:s*.4 J~izmr awl ,1 hortL . L co M1itts; I I-.'i:as-l. N,!: C,' NA PK t N N' A A'D Dfl) YLI.. ;a 1i1.5 eraze C I Elt B iA RGA NS II .\ * :) 01 OFFE 0 .1*1 s'D PT8 ISE1ASON. Pi.rciieli GivcstderXlVaitsr. .-,-- .,tal C.11lk. 13 ty \Vaic-, I Jar, ti -i lia N iii Onmd Couula Jiruslte-: I 0(, RTIE & Ds:LANY, -3,corn'- I,.. silir anid Well Lwurtls-st rcctm. M~ :~, ~7


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ocr: sin-t' .\ Eii L' l.A Concacuncienmticon I ~e'~~ N. ii l, .\. F .., wi! ice held in ihei ll ci on .ut icy eveninieg, inst.. at .1 o'clcki. By or'der ccf the W..'* 5 A. 2TEAGUE, S'y'. Nocv 9


ocr: r Rich Dress Silks AT A GREAT RED'JCTION IN PRICES! I LI Al.\ cilE AfR, has just rcecivedi fromn VNewi Yorek, L.ADlIE.S'111C11 1 DRES S S I fL K S, of new cand becautiful stylee, wvhiech wero puchcasedl at nucecieon gr'eathviy bec lowte -cist of ime portciecn, andi whlich ar'c oleefred cit greait bacrgamics. Thelc Iladies a're respcetlulty iinvited to call and ex amcine.. the atscortmenet.


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ocr: Arrived and for ~Sal. Fire-Sereets, Wind~w. Whade. antd iNaturem, &c. ogtt &$8.4 ~ 41 ta..


ocr: TURPENTINE STILLS FOR SALE. Two N EW STIL LS and WORMS from 18 to 21 Barrel. Virgin Turpentine. Wr. ranted by the maker for t welve months. Apply to JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM, Wihnington, N. C. Auagust .9, 1854 41 3mn.


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ocr: BROWNING & LEMAN, IMPORTERS OF French, English and German 209 and 211 King-st-eet, corner of Market-Street Charleston, S. C. ARPETINGS.-Ingrain, 3 Plys, Brussels, Ta pestry and Velvets, CURTA IN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and Curtain Cambrics and Muslins, in large variety, Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, all styles, Gill Cornice, in all the new designs, Curtain Gimps, Holders,.Loops, Tassels, &c. Drapery Cords and Bell Ropes, in all varieties, British and American Floor Oil Cloths, Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpetings, of all styles. Wilton, Velvet, and Axminster Rugs, in large va riety, PLANTATION WOOLENS-Bhnkets,Plains, Kcrseys, Capm, &c. Red and White Flannels, Shirtings, &c. Cotton Osunaburgsnof all the best Southern manu factures. English and merican COTTON FLANNELS, French, English and American Prints, LIN ENS, of Richardson's superior make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, Towellings, Iluckabacks, Fruit Cloths, B. 1. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &c. Cloths, Cassinieres and Vestings, of best French Goods, Servants' Cloths, in all the shades of English Goods, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans and. Lindseys, of all qualities and styles. With a full assortment of Rich Dress Goods. In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES, GRENA DINES, MUSLINS, &c. Bombazines, QAlpcaus and Mourning Goods, in great variety. Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, constantly received. All the above are of our own Direct Im portatioua, and offered at the L O W E S T MARKET PRICES. Termns--CASIT, or City Acceptance. (fThe ONE PRICE SYSTEM strickly ad hered to. All Goods warranted. BROWNING & LEMAN. Charleston, Jan 30 t tf 3 Domestic Goods.


ocr: S od a Wa te r, IDR. A. G. TEAGUE respiectfully informs the .JLadies anid Gertlemenr of Edgefielid Village aad vicinity, that Iris Soda Water A paraturs is rn hirre cndition :and. he is drawinrg at his Courter, Ite MOST DEIlCIOUS8SODA WATER. He'tos trot ishr yut to take iris word for it, but come and try it. gi The Ladies shall hie waited on pirptIly and rceive speccial attenitioni when threy visit him. n.... I8


ocr: AUNO-FORTES, BUUKS, MUSIO, TIlE Subscribers would called at tention to their Splendid assortment of superior PXIA NO F OR T E, Of 6, 6j, 61 and 7 Octavos from Phe celebrated Manufactories of BACON & RAVEN, IAZELTON-& ]Raos. and A. ii. GALE & Co., of New York. These are made frmn the best and tioroughly sea sifned materials, with all the latest improvements, and are WAR A NTED to stand' trie various ehngme of this elimate-and fur equality and sweet ness of tone camnot be surpassed. .Their BOOK and STATIONERY department consists of a good atssos tment of School and Miscellaneous Books, And all the Cheapliterature, as soon as published, as well as a large and well selected Stock of Sta tionery, &ce. Their Stock of PRINT ED MUSIC is the largeist in the State, conisistinig of ill the popular Song, Waltzes, Marches, Variations, &c. Uf New Music received every week. -M11uslical Instruments. They also keep an elegant assortment of the for fowing instruments on hand viz: Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Clari nets, Cornopeons, Sax Horns, TENOR HORNS, FLUTINAS, FLAGEOLETS, BANJOS Accordeosts, Tanmbornes5 FIXTES. &c. Also, an assortnent of Musical Merchandiz, lgI An assortient of uperior Violin and Guitar STRINGS, always on hand. All the aLove articles %sill he sold for Cash or good paper, by G EO. A. OATES & BROS. Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Nov. tf 42


ocr: AGNEW, FISHER & AGNEW, NEWBERRY C. H., S. C., I3MPORTERS & D)EA LERS IN H ARDWA RE, P A I N TS, OILS, wVindowr Gla s, Groceries, Dry Goods, &c., PBuyers of Cotton and country produce. W Planters visiting this Mlarket will find greatly to their adhvantage lby giving us a call. AGNEW. FisiIER & AGNEW. Newberry C. 11.. A pril 13. tf 13 11J The A bbeville B'annier will please copy


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ocr: PERRY' AT THE OLD STAND II18 'ist received pnd ofibra for sale, Pt Chm ULA NIETA aSa t) ach, good 'aid heavy. Heavy ''willed lied FlunnIel. 31 1-4 cents Sattinets. Korseys, &c., t fuh assorninent, (orgia Ierseys and Plaink-Scehley 's 'ar Mouis. DleLains, at 12 1-2, 18 3-4, 25 cetis Prints, Domestics, &e., of all prices and:qi Carieting, at 50, 75, $1 00, $1 12 cents; U-5 TT4 M) (M Pickled teef, Smoked and Pickled Tos ner Sugar, Cofihio, Bucon, Flour, Lard, flutter, itic 800 Packi Fire Crackerv< for the Boys; 20,000 Segarr--choice brands. .Hard flim heavy pto'k, and good asriment ar A FULL AND GENEl U3 QD 60 IIG5QI tm Aisortment complete, together with every deser will be mold a low I iCanl be bQn -tli in any ma rl Purchaseor will ind it to heir ad vintinge as well stock is large, cnbracing " Any thing and Eve 5000 pounds wanted, for which the er in Cash'or Merchandize. . i One Hundred Do 5 For whichi oe the market pricv will be paid in Oct. 27, 1853. Fine SegarsSnd Garden Kept constantly on hand by DARGAN & CO. Bagging, Rope and Twine, by JIU1Lit &. ? iV'ERy Private Boarding House, CAMDEN, S. U. Day Boarders accommodnted. Nov 9, 1853. 9 if tA U .nor Tooth Powder. Made by the valuable receipt of Dr. K. S. Dargant, l)entist, J Prepared and sold by DARGAN &CO. NEATLY EXECUTED AT TillS OFFIC St, John's SchooL .it. Rev. T. F. DAVIS, 1. D., Ei-Oflicio lVitu1r. .ti-v. J. 1). McCOLL911UG H, A. Ml., Rector, aid histructor in Christain Science andi Belles Letresri. W31. Ii. LEARY, A. 31., Vice lleltor, aind listrucitor in Aicient 1-orgunges and History. 1). 1). ROSA, Ins:ructor in Mathreimatic-S aid Natural Sience. iev. i. A. WAGNElt, Instructor in Englisi D--p~rtmnit. GFn1l F Exvercises of this Instilution will be A resumed on tie 2d day in FEBRUA RY next. Boys are admitted over the age of seven years and prepared for the! Juniir class in College; or they n.ay re weive a thorougl ha.adeincral course, cither classical or English. 'Tliere i4 but one sernion, (divided in to two ternW of live mo0nth0s each.) beginning on the 2d of February and ending November 'o. I'ams ra STrssiu.-Fotr Tuition and Board, in:inding.- ashing, fuel, lights, &c., $-25 payable serm-annually in advance. . ntrance fed $25, for which books and sta tion.ry are furnished tihe stuJunt so lung as he nay continitu in the institution. A dvaneod itudents desiring private rooms will be allowed them (at the discretion of the ltectior) for anr extra charge of $15, to pay for fuel, lights, & c., Foir Iuirilhr iirnfrtionr apply for a" "Prospect irs" to the- Itector, at "Spartian burg C. 11., $. C., In Equity---Sumter District, Admi'r. of IBILL. vs. . F. J. &M. Motes Chbares W. M iller. JCompjl'ts. Sol's. Tihe t-reditors of the late Dr. JAnes HIavN swuiaTi, entitled to claim unader his asigmen to the above niamed 1)efenant, execnted on the 2r1th day of July A. D). lS&12:are hereby no. tilied that, by arr order ini the ablove ated cause, they are requoiredl to eutablt their do nianda befoire iue, Commiissioiner in Equity for biuirrer listrict afotre"id, un err before thu first day of M~Iay neat. I also give nisce that I will until the said first day of May nlext, receive proposalsr for the sale of a part of'tire real estate conveyed by .the sMid assignment, lying partly if not wholly inr tio corporate limits of uamterville, bounded bry lands of Dr. J. C. HIArswoan-r, WV. L. HaususoN, T. J. CoutA5, andI Mrs. C. los SAKD, and by thu now road running from Suin tervillo to the steam mill of 'T. J. CounLAS & 90o., suplposedr to contain about one hpurdred and sixty acres,. WN. F. B. IIAYNSWORTHI, Com'r. ini lEqity S. D. Dec. 27. 1853- 0 t f Executoris Notice, A Ll, personrs indrebteid to the Estate of Rev. .btnes Newbery, deceased, e'ithier by Noeor .\ccount will martke imrmedliate pay. ittnt. Atnd thira-o hiavinrg dterandrs agatinist thre samre will rendser themii iii prrperly at te.sted withIini leena Ithe to 'A. AleCAIN NEWBEU-RY SANtIUEL C. GR.AIIAM1, '- Executors. April'26th,l,3 -t MOSES, OF A. J. & P. MOSES. rleston prices [f6ighlt included) SERVANT'S per yard -- sOlie am fow ats 16 2-3 cents; ufracture malities; , Mackerel, Saland, L'ati,.rs, gtrdies, ,c., 3, Molasses, Salt, &c., &c., wares, to0 well known to require enurhcratjon A L 0 " R T 511 EN an. a iptioni of Goods to suit the country trade, which iet for cash, or to approved purclhasern, on thne. as name, to call on in before purchasing, 'My ythmig." ighest market price will be Uiid, eith ,en Eggs Wanted, arter. r- t jj NEW STORK 'Third Door South of the Town Jl I andI neaIrly opposite 7'inal I W'a/xot TPHE, subscriber would respectfully in. form lhe citize. s of Sumt'rville and the public goerally, that ie 1', ('pelned nt the aLove plice a general aisorment. of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. lats and Caps,. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c.&c. A'so, A Choice lot of Faily Groceries of every descript.on, wi:li Fruit of various kind, such as' Oranges, Apples, Lemons, &c. &c., whtich hea will ifell very low for J. BARRiET'. Nov. 9, 1853. ly SAMUEL C, DUNN & CO., WHOLESAEB CLOTHING '37 Dey Street, 20 Hlayne Street4 New York. Ch:irleston, S. C. SAAIUt C. DuNS, GFo. II. Doniatus. July 12th, 1853 37-f Negroes for Sale, B Y PERMISSION of Vm. Irwts Esq., Ordmarv, th subscriber will ,.or for salu at the Court Ilou'e on Sale day -in Feb riry next, six likely younm tiegroem, belonging to the Est. of D. Sj.r . Terms cash. A. 1. MAYES, Adm'r. Jan. 3d, 1851. 10--td. Wrtclhinan copy till sale. To Rent: Comodiouis and coinfortable Dwellinc. jous-e, with a b:isement anartmeat tid good- out-btildine-5. The House is situaited on Wasinfgtonit Street convenient for business. To a ;zod tenant it will he rented loA For terms apply at - this Of fice., cuttt.rville. .an. Wit, 1854. 11-tf. For Sale. if 1IFE SUBSClRIDER ofi'ers for sale on I vry reaasonable ltm', some valuable itmproived and utaniprovedl lots in the Town of Sumterville. For partienilars, apply to ARCHI'D. ANDERSON. Sumngerville, Jan. 3d, 1851. 10-tf. GLENN SPRINGS Rt. Re v. T. F. Darts, D). D., ex-Officio Visit or. Rev'. Tr. S. An-ruttn, prorets " .J. D). McXLotofG It. oritu "GEonna lr.w-ron, Rletor, and In structor in Meintal and Christinn Scicnce, Modeornt lInguaiges and hlistory. Airs. BENroN, Matron,. -- -, 1rustructor ini Mathernatica Natural Sciences, an Antcient Literature. P'rof- G. F. DeCVINa, (late of Lime Stone Spirme,) lustructor in the theory and practice of Music, Miss C. M. REID, Instructress in English. .Sosrtossx, Instructr.-se in Draw ing. Painting, andl Aissiant is Frenelh. Miss5 SotIiA WVAR.EY, instrttss in Fn glish JBranaches, and A asistant in Mathtematics. Miss EL.:za PAaT T, Assistant in~ Muswic, and English. . N. B. TIhe corps is not yet complete. lI Eabove i nstiution, located at Glern Springs in Spartanburg District, S. C. will be opened for the reception of pupils en the first of Febr-ary next, In converting this estahhshment into a schlo'ol for young ladies. the buailings have been, thoriighly repaired ami fitted up ; and in furnishing them anew no panus hatve beeni spared to niake it, in every respect, such a hiome as parents wn~uld de'irn for their dlaugters'. Particular attention hast beena besto'wedl nim the Musical Instrumemns, und will, a large and eflicient corps of teachers, anid a thorough, cour-we of study, it affords eve ry adivantasge to be enrjoyed in a similar institu tion. Applicants are admitted, of any age, over


ocr: Notice, I 11 l'E RtSONS H-A VINGI DE rAND~S 1a :ataintst thte estateo of' Mvrs. ilannah Dav'is de'e'aseda, are renn tetod to hiand thema itn adulv attest--dl anti all perisons indebteid to ake patyment to TUJRNERt DAVIS, Admn'r. Jatt. 2, 1851. ' 11__Jt.


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ocr: and Estray.6- ~ A: O~LED before ate by W. II. REL IIOliSE, about six tare a half hands high, with a bsae~h l~ea raised at fifty duilars. - -ij, c. W.asY


ocr: tI A CARDI WOULD RESPECTFULLY sayto all per. son', indebted to me, by oe: or.otherwi at I am stilt at the Old- Stand, patiently' Wafting r settlements,-and I A Ml CAN1JID hritay at oil my unsettled hkriner will be. niiselsiil itely, handed to an Attorney for Cudleetion,. cn e 10th of February. LOD 1 24 t


ocr: - 8orn's Creek Beat Company,: .AT'TENTION S 01U are hereby commanded to be and apper at your regular parade groand, at Edgefield A., on Saturtay the 4th February, armed jind nipped as the law directs for Drill anal inst" By order of JOlN WI J. L. A Dnesox, O. S.. Jan25 2t , -


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ocr: ly. or Ilse Complete car&~ Ot7Glls Gtim11% INFL3UXpA O)FIJA'oJw 4A Uid, 0771A.'11 jv (:OMPILAjINAP VEND1cV 4 Qdv S&MPTIOAA. - This preparuslogi im giftlfituth l'e. our Country. The, nurnieroa luI~twrv eteive (roin our *leriolm Agentio, 111forit -,Yg Oures etted in thieir inzuhedi& useigihb= Vj~j* warrant iln in saiyfig It is one of thV" beet,. ifS ;lot tle fiery best Cough ei Hue DO p4 _ the pusblic. It almost invariably r CA not unfrq1uently coires the very wte ~mg~ WhenOf oher oigli proejeratioi-1itbh:gl. efli,'isu tons rleved the pautient, its i.)ruggist. dealerw ill tacdicisies, ansid li'ysielanxs Caus fy. Ask the Agent bn yo~ur noilreslt owtli What, bril like is i" siks Ifue 31eldivtte.. if he hati b een se 11.izje i. fur iwy. lengtht or. tiutleelie will tell TyOW IT IS TX-L BElST MEDICLINE -LE'1~Jtf F. Jleilow we give aL few extracts freinsisfekiu,: we hae Ttreef-l lately re 'Li or tis mrnhe.g~wirui. Dr. S. S.-Ostill, sffir li o I Iahite rrosio yctr1)t ' carteuspireb, ill my 1prow~ice -fior n fr at one/, il i~s* tl jlit asure I statje my , I -~ perIn oileriorisy oyer till toller urticle" u-it/ tsch 1.J $ill asyssusssat d,fior u/aic, it is rrcfalhmepivtef." Mesiors. 1Fitaperaiis ok b-tinrs, wiuing.-frie 7 4 r ox teff 7oi lg daOily, iltire j'ujitlar in this VOrnea tryi, sii '.'e 1tsimikjsy so. All orjo haretrit-sF it irpt-Olk in ll I5L feilh -ins RVI 1, Y l itE Is VL~rfl bliusifill lon .'ellatisg the vomj (tintafouer srlsw/, i( il ro-oitidrn$ Otir A-nt for l'ikstes iot'iet* 8. C. Mrf. S.. IL. MlcVaili, nu'oreps lilt "that he uses * ssi'A beumsit ii his 0%utu faunhi)y, tiadre~nit~ii~~~, hsis r wilotslsn." i le nisaisfer tosnanl, iiillt 6Vicinity, whosi[Intd been sirusilg wilis lia-Puac (osr tite Lungs for maiiy ye~u~arL byv the ILiveritrt an'i 'ior. Ssim'i tiro the~ gooud rehsois we htear of thIs. 3ledaejuo lisumn all. ~ixris (sr tise South. Y'ur ax relkirtl ilim esrlrsigcses it sIns ill Ilse, Western ntI Northern tutu' 1Eu term., State 'o %vnwitl l tvils thme suln risig paleat reitul till! isaililet "Ihich necoinpoanie ..machs lnaulle. TP 0 Iii, wit FaY, Alisve lssiix, 4atrs M Ilk. WARCNED. IN SCAMtIN!!! Anil Ilegieot oott ifltt eusugli vtich ill daily %venissg ) iulr esitotiastsf, irritatibg )-ouir dimratuaid hsissgs, ni Iitjino o 'Is lsint ofread m-ass., (usssisu'paliion wisit s s"tiig fioliw isag it rensesly can lie pluitineitas Dre. lt~qgerss Syrts ssrf Liverwort ajsu Town. -,,L. BEl MARE, 01"CtiL'j'i'ljiIFM~TS ANDI heb fleiilito lritle Ii Migised Asiilrew 11tog. ers, on. Ot ettgra ted wv alijwr artpunui eacdas.but.. Ile. . ' " I'h,$1 per biptuhq,or six isoititeforo. Sd4' %It (sl 'hurifrs' t.' 'et CitiLWatisi Mt L "u IN. 1)., voile .4gtntufoar liii, N1ssmthun Suite-s, its4ttl fill orders ansUnippliciconh for, .Asenits- ; "Just lie aildreimed. T.li 1,2,i85 "ri.e Far i~~i' 11tiii i L


ocr: A. O.-SQUIER, NO. 208 AN) 210. IN-A N S T It F- B' and. General AND PLAIN Phynses, CIairsy VM.r-PA PER, &c. &c. &c. A tvery-lIw6-pterims (flr.casa 11. is nnstant. 4y replenishiai-l lArge asortsient Amenti ttis ANvniUT tY ir, cliarmbia, nnl fmn New York' ned now oflerm a grvater variety thans ntial, casperially so itn FANCY AND ICNAMIID -Fltl NTlsl'UIE, sitting and Rocking 'hairs. &aer.. A. SU. PAfRI& R'O.'S GREATLY $MtJaROVEI)- MIANOS. at New Yurk caulb prhmY~. L,- A norsesan or ture sofdtl iv him tre wtarrmnreehifor oei veur ear hianger. All kielA.4- cFi Fnrsnit.re tetly and rxeiptly relimireal. A large lot of MAllOGANY VENI..IltS oin hand, w% ith ostiur Cliieteiker's Meineriali, great variety. W A F .I.- PA PIt A N 1)# 110Itl1lF.ItING, a large nd s rich userttawns. 4ei'uerla e-rved ait Ker6e noicej4 witlh Aletitlicn nial Woyum Collis. 11v wonlal respmetfully invite 4i friends anci the pnhalic genlerally to call anl-ermnlite hill stocsk. JORN T. D)A RIIY. 24 IV.l N%* i'l11 G. LITTLE & CO. G. JlIli. D 1. SCO'T"T. C, F'. JACK'lSO N. .Y.199 I Nu N T RE:.T NesI door to Victorir loi -l. Cl[ARIia eN S. C. Aw m on haml-A large amfil fshiablcssee AT -rig: i.cew wr rosaecnt.s: uutic .:s, I 811t'T'* IlliOI ll*Y U'3l litl F...A . Ace.c - Wi~lO.EAL. AND RPTAl,. A pr. 12, 1451. 21 ly Lead! White Lead! 10,000 LS. l()'4) LEAi /) for sale low. J. 411 .1. It. I-:WAIr, ('4 inn; hia, S. C.Y MILLS HOUSE. S.NICKERUSON Proprietor, CHLRLESTON, S. C. Feb 29, 1854. 1y. DR. C. H. MIOT, COLUIMIAS.C. ])E.\l,1:lI IN Mfedicimes, Chemi cals, Perfumery and Fancy Articles. siirI'E) ri~s~ .oit -is Sarch ; 15, 14. 21 - E. A. BROIDE, in Prorisions, lI; Coll, (l1 OCAIRIA/'1kd WI'INKAS. L I l R N (' N 1 710,1''11.1 ('10 TIE.i& f-. AL.-o, Plantation Supplies and CIl''VR) T PRY l MliCsE. TEA, MiOLA. Si, CIIREl, &c. 194, //e/,are/.ln SX/ret, Is 't l i :ll Ah.C HOTEL, BW G. WV. II(031~AiH, coarner ot/f Cuh am ei Qua n .I" Feb. 29, 1S51. 19 ly.


ocr: - - ti Patir Plfnta EDWARD D1 Z3 O) 4M , 3EB THIE subs.criber biegs leave to announce hand and constantly-receiving Large supp Boys. Youths, and Children's Bont.,1 Ui Oders froin the country faithfully 306 K September 27th, 1851 Re Bali in tioii Brogans at the I 103P'P, O> 3E LLY'S BOOT AND SHOE to the Planter4 and Merchants of Snrtwer iand lies of PLANTATION SlOPS, -togetlhf and Shoes, of eodry kind, and fadri the i and promptly attended to; nog Street, Ciarlestoin, H. C., a few doors alu 48 Motion. tz E 'lanter's and EMPORIUM, EM 30i302. W illianesht-g DIstricisz. lihat ie. has '1n ithan nri'aled stock of Ladies, 3lissds, ist fasltionable Iorkmen. ED WARD DAl, wie tne Merchant's Iotel--samiie side.


ocr: A. J. Nii I aI nloy receiving ONE OF TIlE LARGE ever brought t vhich I will sell low for cash or to approv kxperience and the ready money to buy goo hrtcxlen remarkably cheap, viz : A LARGE. STOCK OF DRY GOO ilATS. CAPS, SHOES, -COOPK'. DUILDING MATERIALS, CARPE 1IARDWARE, of all descriptions, P SrONE JUGS AND JARES, ST0 CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, CARRI LEATHER OPALLKINDS, Saddl STATIONARY AND CUNFECTI( CROCKERY, in di'nei- seits and otlh ..GROCERIES, of all kinds. And alteost any article Sept. 2(, 1851. [OSES. )ds C.3 X Xr X1 and opening for sail ST S'TOCK OF GOODS j this market, nd customers on time. Havirig ten fe'a Is with, enables ine to off'er hid followit DS, mostly domestic. S \VARE, BASKIf' WARE, &c. NTER'S TOOLSR, CUTLERY, &c4 ats, Ovens, Skilleta, &c. NE CHURNER. AGE HARDWARE. !ry, Hiarress, &e. &c. JNARY. tiat may be called for. -17 tf ig


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ocr: Administrator's Notice, All persons having desiands ainst of R. M, Sanders, are to hand them in to the rubscr.ber duly tgted according to law ; and all those have notes or bonds due the fir.st lIoveml-er, hre requested to be paincitial the payments, ;%s the bu.-ii ess of the tate is such thit indulgence cannot WM. M. SANI)FRS. Oer. 2.5, 1854 52 tf W Camden Journal pleine copy tunes.


ocr: Notice, II Nts n Acntotuelt'ebba of JIanuiary, I1851, haave bieti assigined to ii. ID. Grecen, I,. Ii I Helser et. ;al. I'ersonts indebitedi are required to maake .\genit. Ma r. 15, e


ocr: Muslin De Lanes. (f--""--es i"'-'n colors sn' ~figured, sat 37,1-2 cets per yard. 'VT above gnads are reglarly worth 62,1. per yard. W. J. JA COB1, & %on. 221 King street, .(bend) opposite M ar. 15, 18.~4. 20 2.


ocr: PROVISIONS: Coutntri Hams, and Shsouldere, Pick led Beetf atnd Ton rues--, Gbshsen Dlutr, Rice, 'or &c. Mixed Ptickles, in pts, qta. and 1-2 gals. Olives, Caupers &c Candies, Rsaisos &c Raisons 100 Boaxes at a Dollay per Box Apr, 5 184. PER RY !081SZ.


ocr: T. G, LIT TLE & Od, LITTILE. J D. SCOTT. C, F. 3ACJICbi. Next door toV Ia),o sI)~h SHIRS, HSI EY, B LLAS &c.&c WVHOLESALE ANK 1AIL. A pr. 12, 1854. 24 ly


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ocr: A. P ER R IN, ATTORNEy A T-LAWg:. TilLL prnetice at Edgeield and the Courts of T T the adljoining Districts. Orv:ce, Iiri'k Building, L~aw Range. E.-lefieIld C. H., S. C.


ocr: - " a Interesting Poem, R)1. A. G. T'A G UE has for sale, on commis si'mn .Miss .1vr.:a A. IIerxr's Poems, enritded 83llL ES A N) D TEA RS." This chaste little s'rk mierits and should obtain for the utnfortunate .uthoress. a liberal lpatronage from a symipathising td c'haritabile people Mlay 19 tf . 18


ocr: at re S od a W a ter, )R.AG.TEGUE respectfully informs the J isadGentlemen of Edgefieldl Village d viiity, that his Soda Water Aparatus is in e conlition :and, lie is dlrawinw at his Counter, e MOST DEICIOUS SODA WA TER, He does not: 51h yon1 to take has word for it, but come and try it. (17 The Ladies shall be waited on promptly ad reive spe-einh attention when they visit him. 31ay IS tf 18


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ocr: Willinn L wt ?J Adm',.bt I BILL. -a. 1.F. J. & i. Moses CharleaV., Miller. Compl'ts. col's. Th'ecredite ' th' late Dr. JAMes HAYN swoaT, eti tla t ivblm under his assignment to the., above' naihed Defendant, executed on the 28thra of 4sly A. D. 1812, are hereby no tified tlMt, by an order in the above stated cause, they are required to establish their do mand- before me, Commissioner in Equity for Sumter District aforesaid, on or before the first day. of May next. I also give notice that I will until the said first day of May next, receive proposals for the sale of a part of the real estate conveyed by the said assignment, lying partly if not wholly in the corporate limits of Sumterville, bounded by lands of Dr. J. C. IAYNSwoRTH, W. L. BRUNSON T. J. COonLAN, and Mrs. C. bos SARD, and by the new road running from Sum terville to the steam mill of T. J. OOIILAN Co., supposed to contain about one hundred and sixty acres. W. F. B. HAYNSWORTH, Com'r. in Equity S. D. Dec. 27. 1853. 9 tf WATSON &CO. THE subscribers having established them selves at the stand opposite A. J. Moses' Store, respectfully solicits the attention of their friends and the public to their well selected stock. Their assortment comprises all articles usually kept, (e.rcepting liquors) and will be constantly replenished, and disposed of on as favorable terms as are offered any where. Their stock consists in part as follows : Ladies' Dress Good, and Trimmings, Ladies' Collars, Chemisettes, and Under sleeves, Laces, Edgings, and Insertings, Jaconet and Swiss Muslins, Ladies' and gentlemen's L. C Ildkf's. A large lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Cravats and Stocks. Also, A full supply of Prints and Domestics. GROCERI ES, Hardware, Holloware, Carpenter's and Blacksmith's Tools, Cistern Pumps and Pipes, Carriaee Trim mings, Crockery and Glassware, Saddlery and


ocr: FISK' METALLIC COFFINS of al size ..onstantly on hand and for sale biz',HUDSON & BROTHER, Opp. Temperance Hall Sumterville. June 15th, 1852 34-tf


ocr: Law Notice. J. B. N. HANYIET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTER VILLE, S. C. next dloor to J. B. & R1. C. Webb'a. New York Store. March 22, 1853 21--tr


ocr: SOUTH CAROIINA. Equity---Sumter Maria EI'. Maples, Dlolly SI. \Alples, Edanit .laples, and N\aomi C. Mlaples, iy their next friend, Ievi F. lhame-, Ilill for Arc't. Vs. Jackson J. llroughton, 2hom'as Maples 2ind( A Irock and his wife. ~ It appearintr to my satisfaction, that A. Brock, one~ of the I)efendnants in the above stated lill, is absent from the Statc of South Carolina : It is ordere.I, on motion of Mlavrant Itiichardson, C'omplatinants Solicitors, that the said Villi: nn A. Brock do plead, an swer or demu1ir to the said Bill within three mi2ontls Irom the date of the publication of th is order. Also, ordered, tliat ibis O rder be publish. ed three tmonths in one of the (azetts in this listrict. W. F. B. I IAYNSWVOlII, Comt. 1":g. S. 1). Jan. I. t851. it 3m1


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ocr: RICH DRY GOODS! "CHEAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPEST." GRAY BROTHERS, BEG to infirm the public, that their Fall pur diases this:;easoni have b.-en UN US UALLY ,A RGE, havimg been in the Northern markets ver three months this Summer, where so many arge auction sales took place, offering decided ad -antagre to c-lose mpurch:aeirs. We call coifidently ay thatL -or Stock is MUCH CllEAPER than the ike quality of Goods could be obtained a few weeks ater, when the great body of Merchants went to narket. Our desire, owing to the very short season that ye will now nceesyoarily have, is to dispose of this arge Stock, independent of profits, andl we may ecniture to say that we can olyer as strong induce nents as any of our neighbors, if not stronger. In our D'RES GOODS ROOM will be found he richest varieties of the Season, such as Elegant Moriantigue SILKS; Rich Satin, Striped do - Elegant Black Plaid do Small Striped Plaids and figured Rich Brocade lain, Striped and Plaid, 50 cents wr yard, worth 75 cents; Plain Black Silks, all widths, very cheap; B-lack Plaid Watered and Brocade, new styles; White Silks and Satins ; Figured, all Wool, French Muslin DeLaines, 12J nts, worth 50-cents Fr-neh Merinos, very cheap; Lupins' best Bumbazine, exceedingly lowt B:aek Jamiese, a newJind very deirable all-Wool ,oods for mourning ; Black Alpaiceas ill qualities, some very fine and uw priced ; MlantilrNs, Cloaks and Talm as of the very latest renel etyles, exceedingly cheap ; Crape, Cashmere and Woollen Shawls; Embroideries of all kinds, of the most elegant esription; Ribbons for the Million, fine bonnet and neck, 6: nts a vard, worth 20 cents ; Calicues and Ginghams, best styles, very cheap, )omestie Goods of all kinds ; Blankets and Kerseys unusually low, and a great ariety of other articles to which we would respect ully invite the attention of the public. GRAY BROTIUERS. Augusta, Nov 14 if 44 'ALL AND WINTER GOODS! ------0 U A. R ANSOM, AGF.r for R. M. FUL T . LLEL, Hamburg, S. C., has now on hand a Superb Stock of Dry Goods, bhieh lie is SELLING FOR CASH at prices that annot fail to please; and -would respectfully invite lie attention of his customers and all in want of Jools to an examination of his Stock, among which Vill be Ijhund Rich Brocade SILKS, Fi-urcel, lain, Black, Gro de Rhine SILKS, Cold Aarceline and Sarconett do All wool De Laines, of beautiful styles, Common and Medium do., from 12j to 50 ets. Solid Colored Persian DcL-aints valious shades, llighland Plaids and Fig-ured Velvets, Saiue Flannels, plain and tigured, Scotch and Ainerican Ginighanis, from 12 to 25c Enigiisli and American Priits, all qualities, do do Furtatine, d. Ladies Colored Ulack Cleth Cloaks and Talnas of thre late-t styles, Black and Colored Shawls,':arious qualities, Gauze anl Welsh Flannels, warranted not to shrink, Bleached ailnd Brown do various qualities, Rih;ardsoii's tndresse.1 Irish Liiiens, Bleaclied and Srown Table Dama-k do. from 50) to 8I1,25, Bird's Eye an.t Scotch Diapers, all qualities, 1luekabaek Towels arl Towelings, Furniture IDiimity 1al Fritiges, Drab Marino, tar Skirts--.\arsales do Ladies' Nlizsses aol Chil-Iren's I l.siery & Gloves do Liniin Camlrie limdikerchiefs, do Worsted S1eeves, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Whitney llankets, Extra heavy I1ed, Crib and Cradle do. Large o',t of Neg-r Blankets, very cheap, Cassimreres, San inets, Tweeds and Kentucky ,Jeans, all qualtiticas. 10-4, 11.4 arid 12-41 Bl'd and Brown Sheaetings, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4I anrd 5-4 Shiirting, Graniteville arid othier tmakes,* Osnabturg -trines andI Yarns at Factory pr ices, licarl Gairgia Plains, bast qurality, Ladies'. 3lisses anid Chiiren's Shoes, good as ortmeit.' with a great quantity of other Goods uitable- fo.r the sieasoun. -~ Orders solicited aind faithrfully excuted. SJlamhu~rg, Nov 2.$ tf 4G New Fall and Winter Goods. L D. L ALLERSTEDT, has reeived at . the Corrner of Glob.: luIl A ususta. Ga., a ?Spenidid Assorinment OF Rich Biende and Figured SILKS, New arid elemmt styles lai.l do Gmrarllkd Chrecked Criati SILKS, for Chii'ren, Cahmer- De ECOPE arid .aluslin DeL ANE, English a: 1 l-r, nech ME RINOS, Lupin's BOMBAZINE and ALP'ACCA, Paris Saelne and (ipcrar FL ANNE LS, Scoteh GING HA MS anrd P RIN TS, Neaedle wiorked B ANDS anid COLLA4RS, CIIIMESETTSaind UNDERSLEVES, Hemistiarhed and Recre llhmdkerchriefs, Jaonet anrd Swiss TRIMMINGS, Linen arnd Cotton SHIEE TING, Beachred and Firown SIIIR TING, Table Linen, Satin Damask, Large Stock of Negro BL ANKE TS, Bed and Alaermanr do Georgia P LA INS and OSN ABU ROS, &c. g- The prices arid styles of' the above Goods itr waurranredl to suit, to which he invites attention. A ugusta, Nov 28 4t 461 Negro Blankets and Cloths, \I"'^"LIA ShlEAR, AUGUS'TA, GA., respect TVfully invites tire attention of Planters to his argo supiply of NEGRO B LANKETS and NE RO1 CLOT'IIS, which he is preparrinig to sell at wry low pirices. Augusta, Nov 14 tf 44 Notice, ~LL Persuons-indebted to thre Estate of James B. C olmran, dee'd., or to thre Subiscriber as Ad ninistrator, are earnestly requested to settle the tune by the 15th January next, arid all throse iaving any demands against thc Estate or anywise nterestedl are hereby noticed to meet thme Unrder igned at thre Ordinary Office of Lexingborn District, i Monday thre 15th .January next, as Ire is desirous RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY! F'ALL 1Ia[FORIT .TIONS, :.:. 1. W. iS&N & CO., 179 King St., Charleston, S. C., lMPPORTIERS OF FRENCII CU RTAIN MATE RIALS, l.PlIoLsTU'RY GOODS AND PAPER HANGINGS, INVITE the attention or the trade and public generally to the extensive assortment of Satin DeLaines, Damasks, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, &C.) Which they are receiving from Europe and Ameri cnn manufactories, and which they ofler WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At prices loiverhan any other house in the city. I. W. K. & Co., are receiviny the LATEST PARIS DESIGNS for CURTAIN3 and DECO RATIONS, of a!l kinds, and are enabled to produce work of the best character and style. Merchants and Families will findl it to their ad vantage to call, as every article in the Curtain and Upholstery Line, Con be obtained at the above establishment, and at ternis which cannot fail to give approbation. IT- All kinds of INTERIOR DECORATIONS executed, and Papers put up in a superior style by experienced workmen. Charleston, Dee II 4t 48 Dissolution of Co-Partnership, rT I'E Co-partnership heretofore existing between RIcAnoson & McDONxALD, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. All indebted will please make p:ynent to Jons C. MCDONSA.D, who is au thorizd to settle up the business of the Firm. J. L. RICHARDSON, J. C. McDONNALD. Uaniburg, November 9, 1854. -0 A CARD! I AVING purehased Mr. Rjcu.%asox's interest in the above Firm, the Subscriber respect fully informs his friends and the public generally that he intends to continue the sale of Ready-Nade Clothing, &c., In the Town of Iamburg and hopes by keeping constantly on hand a full and fashionable assortment of Ready-M1ade Clothing, &c.,-to receive a liberal share of patronnae. The Planters of Edgefield and the adjoining Districts are specially invited to ex amine ily Stock before trading elsewhere. JOHN C. Mcl)ONNALD. Hamburg, Nov 14 tf 44 To former Friends and Patrons, S E. BOWERS, thankful for past patron * age, Wo11 I beg leave to inform the public that he is now receiving LARGE Consignments of Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines, Cordials, AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, Stg ars, BROWN, CLARIFIED, CRUSIIED AND LOAF, SEGARS, HAVANA AND AMERICAN, And all articks usua'ly kept in the Family Grocery Business. Being Agent for two lhrge W'holesale Confectionary I uIses, one in New York and the othe& in Augus ta, lie is prepared to fillall orders for At the shoriest niotice possible. As he is acting as .\geiit on!y, lie would1 re spectfully informin all that his business must b'e done on the C.\Ml SYSTKEM1 ENTIR E LY ; for his low prics an-I small coimimt-siun.s will hot warraut ex telision1i of tille '1n Coodi sold. - lIt is determined to sell Low, for Cashi, and iopes to merit a share of the trade. Come one, conime I aiil examine his Stock before purchasing, -it is all lie :sks. t-oThe huinees will be conducted under the name and style of S. E. BowE.a-s, A gent. I lanburu', Nov. 1, tf 42 New Fall and Winter Goods ! rI lIE 'ubsci ber is now receiving his FALL 1and W N TE R GOODS (at the Urick Store) among whieb may he foundl 1iieh Satin, L-laid atnd Fancy SIL KS, of the latest and mi ost tfashionable I styles, IRich Figure.l. P'laid and Plain D) '.L ANES, Plaein French :tid English AilElR!N( S, Ladies' C LO.\KS and 1A NTIILL.\S, " :oibroideredi Frenich COLL..\fS, UIN DERbl.E!L ES :ind GII lI.\lZl''TI'.S. A v.iriety of ,UN N ETs and Bonnet RIBBlONS Boots and S'hces, Ilats anud Cnps, NEGRZO SI IOES AND BILANKETS, OSNAiB~lTGS and F.\CTORY STRIPES, GROOCER IES, Hardware, Crockery, &c. Toigether wih. a hu-rg. and wvell selected variety of other Goos, tou nuierous to menltion. 2J The pub:ie ;ienaerally ::re resr'eetfully solicited to e~idl and examziine the above mectsiuned Stoek be fore pnreha:,ing elsewhiere. B Oct 2G tf 41 ?1cGREGOR &SMDITH, --DELERs iN OARRaIAGES, BUIGGJES, &c. 3 FC'GREG~OR & SMITil, build to order Car 17riages of every deser'ption. They also keep on):and a large and splendid assortmentt of Neow an~d Second-Hand. Carriages. 27 All orders pronmptly attended to, and Re pairing neatly executed. Edgelield C. HT., Jan 18 tf 1 CurrytonAcademies, I' IIE Trustees have engaged the services of Mr. d. AMlES LItstY. of Abbeville District, for the Mlale Depa:rtument. and Rev. W. H1. CH RISTIE for the Fenie Dep:.rtmienit. Mr. C. will be assisted by able instruetors. From the ex perience of the piresent year, the Trustees take ple:-ure in reconineniding Mr. Cuatis -rIE to the public as at very competent and energetic Teacher. Air. LPa.sv is too well known in this and the ad joininlg Districts to require a single introductory re mark from us. Ile is well qualified to give entire satisfaction. I Rates of Tuition. First Class, Primary ?epatrtmenct, per Ses'on $9,00 2nd " ordinary English branches,.. 12,00 " branches...15,00 D RY. GOD S1 WARD& UflJRCARD, OrI-nOSIT MAsoNIc HAL, AuGusTA, GEoRGIA. A iE now receiving their FALL and WINTER 1supplies of New and Fashionable Goodqj Among which will be found many noveltics in Dress Goods, as well as a general assortment of household articles.- They nAk attention to the following: ParisSacque amd Opera FLANNEf4Sunew shsdcs, American Saeque FLANNELS, plain and figiag'd, Lupin's Superior MERINOSall colors, Lupin's black and colored CHALLIES and AZ PACCAS, '' Lupin's DELAINES. plain, figured and plaids; Lupin's Black DELAINES & BOMBAZINES, Rich Col'd SILKS, in Broende, Plaids & Stripes , Superior Black TaIlta and Italian SILKS; 6-4 Silk POPLINS, high colors; Scotch PLAIDS in every variety: American DELAINES and CASHMERES,a the new designs in -Plaids, Stripes & Figures;, Beautifu! French and English PRINTS; lighland t: M Royal Plaid GINGHAMS; French CASI(MERE DE'BCOS9E; Scotch CHECAS, for Misses; Saxony. Welsh, Silk Warp and American PLAN-. NELS; E MBROIDER1 E , of every deseriptio,'LA CES and EDGZNO.S. Besides a large !tovlc of hotisewife and servants goods. They r.,peituiTy ask thse naki their winter purebases to e .ine their goodi., 4rders attended to promptly aud faithfully. W RI) & ]URCHARD. Oct.19 . tf 40 BOOTS AIN DSHOES. AT THE MRON FRONT STORE -OPPOSITE TE Masonic Hall, Augusta, Ga. ALDROOH O ROYAL, DEALERS IN Boots, Shoes, Trunks, CarpetEags, &c. A RE now receiving their FALL STOCK of Gents. Ladies, Misses, Boys, Youths and. Children's SHOES of the Finmest Qualities, And the best that can be'bought: Our Assortment contains EVERY ARTICLE usually kept in the largest Boot- and -Shoe Stores. -ALL VARIETIES OF PLANTATION BROGANS AND) HOUSE SERVANTS' SHOE.S All of which we.will sell on the most reasonable terms. Augusta, Oct 12 tf 39 Executor's Sale, UNDER and by virtue of the last will and testa ment of Mrs. Elizabeth Mor-an, deccas-d, shall proceed to sell at her late residence, on Wed nesday the 27th inst., all the Estate of said deceased not specifically disposed by her last Will, consist ing in part of the fo!lowing property, viz: ONE TRACT OF LAND whereon she resided at the time of her death, containing Three Hundred and twenty-four acres, more or less, lying on the West side of Stephens' Creek, and adjoining Lands f Chesley Wells, James Blackwell, Mrs.- Martin Mims and Dr. H. W. Tompkins. Also, TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, Ann Lydia, one Buggy. Crop of Corn, Fodder, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Stock of Hogs and Cattle, Plantation ools, Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c., &e. TERims or SAIE.-A credit till the first day of ovember next.. Purchasers to give note with two approved sureties. All sums of an under $10 cash. S. S. TOMPKINS, Ex'or. Dec 6 3t 47 Administrators. Sale., I WILL sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Mon day in January. next, at public outcry, FJbff il ARES PLANK IOAD STOCK, in the Edke ield & Cheatham Plank Road Company. Terms of sale cash. D. F. HOLLINGSWORTHI, Adm'or. Dee P 4t 47 Executor's Sale, W~ILL~ be sold at the late residence of Jeremiah VSeiglEr, dee'd., ou Thursday .the 28th inst., the following property of said deccased, to wit: Five or six head of Horses, One Buggy, One Ba rouche, One Road Waggon. Lot of Coien, Fodder and Oats. Stock of Cattle, Plantation Tools, &e. gg Tfatn made known on day of sale. WILLIA. E.SEGLEll, lie 6 a 3 47 Executor's Sale. BY Virtue of an Ordt~r from H.'T. Wright, Or dinary of Edgrefield District, I wfll sell on Tuesday the 2d day of Jann:ary, at the plantation belonzaing to the children of Evan Morgan, dee'd., the following property of the said deens ,. viz: Crop of Corn, Fodder. Oats, Stoek of Cattle, a fine Lot of Pork, several Ilorses and-one Mule, one Road Waggon. Plantation Tools, llousehold and Kteen Furniture, &e. T~~aMS.-twelve muonths credit. Purchasers will be required to give notes with approved 'security. L. B. CO~ilRAN, Ex'or.; SDec 6 4t ~- 4 Administrator's Sale., BY V'irtu: of an Order from H. T. Wright, Eq., BOrdiunary for Edgefield District, we will sell at the late residence of Mary Langley, dec'd., on Friday the 22d in~st., all the Personal property of Josiah Langley, late of Edgefield District, dce'd., consisting oif Three Likely Ngroesr Household and Kahen~v~ l'urnituie, being the pro pery wherein the t..d .\ary Langley had a life TER~s.-All sums of :mid iwar $5, casb. All sumis above $5 on a credit of twelve mnonths with in terest frotm date. Pureh::sers to give notes with suiceflsuey.JAMES CUJEATHIAM, E. DEVORE, A dm'es with the will annexd. Dec 6 3t - 47 Valuable Residence for Sale I WILL sell, by virtue of ian order from 11. T. iWright, Ordinary, on the first Monday in Jan uary nexgt, at Edgefield C. 11., the real Estate of Mrs. Ridley Gray, deceased, consisting of 'A FJNE DWELLING HOUSE and LOT in- thueTownb of Edefield. TERns-On a credit of twelYe montbs~psreba ses giving their notes, and two approved sdnetis H: A. GR AY, Adm'or. wit the Will annexed.


ocr: FRENCH F'ALL 1Ia[FORIT .TIONS, :.:. 1. W. iS&N & 179 King St., Charleston, S. C., lMPPORTIERS OF FRENCII CU RTAIN RIALS, l.PlIoLsTU'RY GOODS AND PAPER HANGINGS, INVITE the attention or the trade and generally to the extensive assortment of DeLaines, Damasks, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, Which they are receiving from Europe and Ameri cnn manufactories, and which they ofler WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At prices loiverhan any other house in the city. I. W. K. & Co., are receiviny the PARIS DESIGNS for CURTAIN3 and DECO RATIONS, of a!l kinds, and are enabled to work of the best character and style. Merchants and Families will findl it to their ad vantage to call, as every article in the Curtain and Upholstery Con be obtained at the above establishment, and ternis which cannot fail to give approbation. IT- All kinds of INTERIOR executed, and Papers put up in a superior style experienced workmen. Dee II 4t 48


ocr: BROWNING &'LEMAN IMPORTERS OF - French, English.and German ( . @ ID 209 aud 211 King-street, corner of Market-Street Charleston, S. C. ARPETINGS.-Ingrain, 3 Pys, Brussels, Ta pestry and Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and Curtain Cambrics and Munslinp, in large variety, Enbroidered Lace and 1%luslin Curtuits', all styles, Gilt Cornices, in all the new designs, Curtain Gimps, Ilolders, Loops, Tassels, &e. Drapery Cords and Bell Ropes, in all varieties, British and A nterienn.Floor Oil Cloths, Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpetings, or 'all styles. Wilton, Velvet, and Axminster Rugs, in large va' riety, PL ANTATION WOOLENS-Blankes,Plains, Kerseys, Caps. &e. Redl nad White Flannels, Shirtings, &e. Cotton Osnaburga, of all the best Southern ama factures. ', Engl;sh and A merican COTTON FLANNELS, French, EnglIt I and Anmerican Prints, LIN ENS. .f tichards..n's superier mnke, Sheetings, Shirtings. Pillow Cases, Table iamasks, Doylies. Napkins, Towelings, Uuckabuks, Fruit B. E. 1Jiapers, Grass Cloths, &c. Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings, of best French Servants' Cloths, in all the shailes of EngIsa Satincts, Tweeds, Jeans and Lindseys, of all qualities and styles. With a full assortm'ent of Rich Dress Good'. In SILKS., TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN NS, XI USLINS, &c. lonbazines, Alpaeas and Mourning Goods, in variety. Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, constantly received. All the above are of our own Direct Im and ofered at the L 0 W E z T' MlA RKET 1RICFS. Terma---CASlIT. or City Acceptance. W"Tlhe ONE 'PRICE SYSTEM strickly ad. hered to. All Goods warranted. BLOWNING & LEMAN. tr


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: "BROWNING & LEMAN ' IMPORTERS OF French, Bi1mtioi. and Geranau, DRY GOO.DS. 209 and 211 King-areot corner of Mar. ket Street, CIIARf'ESTON, S. C. C ARPETINGS.--Ingrain, 3 Plys, Brus iesels Th pestrv nnel Velvets. CJR'AIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, and Worsted. CIJR'TAIN CA3IRICS and M1USLINS, in large vnrlety. E311111DERE) LACE and CURTAINS, nil PtvIe. GIIl' COltNlCEN, in all the now designa. CURTAIN GIMPI'S, HOLDERS, LOOPS, rASS E.S, &c., DItA PEltY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in all varieties. IRITISIH and AMERICAN FLOOR CLtYIIS. SILVElt and GIuP STAIR RODS .S'A IR CAll' TINGS,of all styles. WIL'ON, VELVET, and RUGS, in great variety. -PLANTATION WOOLENS--1 L.AN KETS, PI.AINS. KEt EY5, CA PS.&c. Red nnd White FLANNELS, 81 &c. COTrON OSNAIIURGS, of all the Southern makes. Eiglish and American COT'ON FLAN NEI.S. French. Enalish, and American PRINTS. LINENS OF, RICIIARD0ON'S make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Daninsks, Doylies, Napkiis, IHuckabac ks, Fruit Cloths, 11. E. Grass. Cloths, &c. CLOTIIS, CASSIMEIIS and of best French Goods. SEIVA NTS CLOTIIS, in all the shades English Goods. SATINETS, TWEEDS, J EANS and SEYS, of all qualities aid styles. WJTIh A FUt.L ASSORTMENT OF Rich Dress Goods. In SII.KS, TISSIUES, BAIR EGES, Al)IN ES, MIUSLINS, &c. 11031AZINES, ALPACAS and ING GOODS, in great variety. EMBROIDERS and LACE GOODS, of ery descriptioi. - EVEN ING DR ESS Goods in Great constantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT IIMPORTATIONS, and offerd, at the LOW EST MARKiT T ElMS.-Cashb, or City Acceptance. iIT The one price system strictly ad hored t?, and all Goods V. rraned. BROWNING & LE3FAN,


ocr: NO 208 AND210. N A I N S'T It E E T * A * K COI.U3lltIA , S. C. Vianufacturer and DEA ER IN FUIN EAND PLAIN 'gPiansos, Cbairs., .7 i7 )WA ~el'l'Mt. ~e.&c. &c. At very ltw prices fror casl. Ie i constant ly repleiishin his large ass-riment front BIANIlFACTOltY in Columbia, tind fromi New York. and now oii-tr a greaver thnn usimnl. especiall mo in FANCY EN AMELIE.0 Fl'IlNITURIE, Sitting mlikmig ('homirs, &c. &. A. II. GALE & CO.'S SUlPERIOt GlElAT.Y 13MPROVE) PIANOS, at York eam]h prim-s. 7:Y All lrianlo or Furni tr. ,old by hiin1 an- warranted for unt- year longer. AT, kinds tf Furnitcre neatly promptly repaired. A larg hot of AHAIIOGANY VEN EERS )mand. o i ther Cabinet Maker'm iaterials, *rent variety. WALL-PA PElt A N D BORDERING, large and rich assortment. jim Funerals se rved at short notice bletalic and Wood Coffins. Ile would respectfully invite his friends the public generally to call ani examine stock. March 15, 1854. 20 ly.


ocr: "KEEP00OOL" WILMINGOTON HOUSE. LLperonsm desiromis of keeping cool A of retaiimng or regaining health admvised to use Ice freely during the Sum. mner and'l Fall Smeasons. Ice canm be delivered daily by the Pass. enger trai which leaves Wiimnington at 'I7t antd at any Depot on the amid Mantciehser Radm Road, at ihe cot -62 (00 per Barrel contaimng- 125 P'ouds, placing it within the power of all persomns to use some and receive supplies regularity and despiatch. All orders addressed to "m Wilmingtoni Jce Hrnise" enclosing the money 'will receive prompt attentinn-anmy persion tdesir. Ouis of rec'eivime regualar stmppuliesm at sltated periodls will pl'ea1se send their mrders, ac cnmy.amid mlheir accoutm wili be for 'moi m-mt-.nme muist bit promptly made or time A. i. VAN fBOKKELEN, lloimmtF.Tolm. Junet. 15, 1854. 36 G6m.


ocr: ON Thurrsday tire 28thr inst., a fair will be held art Blethiel Chrrrchi, seven miles be. low Srrmrtervillec, tby tire ladies of tire vicirni. ty. the proiceeds of which will be devoted to purposes connrected wvith th church. MANAGF.ras :--i.. J. Pugh, 1I. I. WVells, Rt- B. Caini, Col. Wma. Nettles, Dr. C. 11. Rtichasrdson. Aduirrssioni 25 cents. IL A sumrrptuours dinner will be provi. dled. to which thre comrpany ill be invited tr) partarke of free of chtare. Se pt. 13, 1851 40 It


ocr: Editor: Please announce apt. 'T'. 1). FittiRsoN as a Candidate for of Sumter District at the ensuing lection. Aug. 2.1, 1853. Mr. Editor:----You will a number of the voters of Sumter )istrict, by announcing in your columns name of Major Jons BrALLAnD, as a andlidate for Ordinary at the ensuing lection. Aug. 13, 1853. 42 i f FOR TAX COLLECTOR. af n. Eiwuron :-Please announce M r. W. DURAN'T', a candidate Tax-Collector of Salem County, at the ext election, and oblige MANY VOTERS. January 14, 1852 13-tf S The friends of Capt. '. . GIBBONS announce him a caudi for the oflice of Tax-Collector for alerm County, at the ensuing election and blige MANy Vo-rEns. October 1 '51. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. O The Friends of Dana t. MATlIS, Esq., announce himn as a :tudidate for 'Tax Collector for Claremont .ountty, at the ensuing election. Feb. 8:h, 1853 15-td F OR O R D INA R Y. l0 Mr, Editor:-You will please announce WILLIAM It. BRUN as a candidate for the Oflice of Ordi ary of Sumter District, at the ensuing lection. MANY VOTERS. April 27th, 1852 27-tf FOR CLERK. We are authorized to rnounce T. J. I)lNKINS, Esq., a Candidate .r Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing election. M ANY VOTERS. April 16th 1851 25 If 0 riI. Editor: PIease an ounce Mr. J. J. Mc~I EtLA t. a Candi for Clerk of the Court, for Su toter and oblige Masy VoniRs. April 13, 1852. 25-tf FOR CLERK. AliR. EI)lTOlU:-MANY FRIENDS f W. J. N: IIA, iltr:- are desirous of put himi in in')iination for the 0;Mice of of tlie Court of So liter District, at eins tuiir election. Alay 2 18~2.30-tf P Olt: S1H .E I"F F. , OseThe Friends of Mr. HIN F. JUNE, announce him as candi. for SherifT of Suneer Ilistrict at the election. Nov. 12th, 1S52 3-d-pd. VD.. We are authorized announce A. E. l'OOL, as a candidate Sherifl of Suntter District at the ensu. ig election. December 21, 1852 * --tf Mr. Editor:-Please an JOI-N N. MeLEOI) a candidate Sheriffof Suntpr 1)istrict.and-- ., ge -- MANY Far'ENDS. June 29th, 1853 35-t ( $100 Reward, RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the S17th instant, my Boy IlCIA RD). a .vb.wite mnulatto, about fivs feet three r four inchles hiigh, toleruihl y stout built, twenl two years old with straight ght colored hiair, tias ai very sulky ap eairance, and answers quick uind short spok~en to said boy hass a short thiek , his hainds abort and thick, c hubby Ile hiad the scar o; a blister on iis forehiead julst above thle eye-blrows, he try to hidue it by wearing hiis cap or iat down over his forehreadt. lie willI be mrc toi pass himself for a white iin for is very white. and tias been taking great are of is 5k in for some timoir When hie lie hail a clot h caip, bUlk coat and a coilorcid pair of pani ts. I Ii wilt tic to change his capl andii clothles as soon Is hie can; tie also weairs hiis'hair in froint t raighit do(w n to hiide the scar of the blis lie is a shoictiaker by trade, though may not go at the business, c xpecting he wilt be so aidvertised. 'ITie abov'e reward of One linndred )dltars will lie paid for his delivery ini any bul ini t hie Staue, le wilt be sure to give uliself aano:huer namte J A.\ ES I.OW RY. lirad'.eyville. Smnirter Dustrict, S. C. Mu ay 2hutti, I H2 30 -: f M-r Cmndetn .uournia; anrd Cheraw G a :ette piublishi five timues. JOSEPH WHILDEN, Oils) Glass AND SHIP CHANDLERY, 60 1-2 East.Blay, opposito P. & M. L'ank, C1[AlRLESTION, S C. Heo keeps conanatly for satin, ia greerah assort. int of PaiL nit nd) its of all kinds, Window ;uss anit Sashes, Spirits Tkurpenatiin, Cam-i henio, Spirit Gas, Tallow, Gdnadstonies, Cor age, Chain Purnps, Cottoin Foot G;ia Fixtires, ltue, P'ac.ting Yarn, and Brush es of various Oer. 2G, 1353. 52 6m FORARB.DING ANti Commission Mlerchant, WIIllNGTON. N. C. RTICUJLA R, attention given to the SALE ir SI! lPM ENT' of Naval Stores and Cotton, liber CAS11 ADVA NCES muade on Con D)ec. I-f, 1353. 7 ly Administrator's Notice. Atl pesn hiavinig demandts against thi. of Mrs. E. Ciinnors, dneceaseud, arn to hiandl them in properly attest. aid those indebted wilt pleoase makt iuiediate payment to T1. II. CONNORS, Adm'r. Nov. 141, 1853. 3 tf TI. C. WORVTH, Merchant WILMINGTON, N, C. Anga 41 l $ DYSPEPSIA I CAN BE CURED! DrLORIME'S BAUM DE VIE," or Balsam of Life is, aftera trial of upwards of twenty years in a great variety of eases, confidently offered to the public, especially to those afflicted with the rnost distreising complaint, as a sure and speedy relief for their sufferings. Read the following certificates. They are front gentlemen of high standing and residing in your immediate vicinity. They Ore but one or two of the many in our possession all extoll ing the hcaling virtues of this, (to use tio words of a grateful )ispeptic who was cured by its use) nost precious compound. Certificate from the Rev. )farewell Spain. 8U.wTEnvtLI.E.. S. C. Jan. 13th 1553. Mr. CUAS. DUL.oathx. Dear Sir: -Last Spring I used two small bot tles of your Balsam of Life; and experienced much benefit. I took it two or three times dai ly, a teaspoonful at a dose in a wine glass of water. It acted on my liver, and imparted a healthy tone to all my digestive organs, relieving me of distressing headache, and many other disagreea ble dyspeptic sy mtons. . [Signted] - II. SPAIN. Mr. CHAS. DELOItME: DEAR SIn:-4f take great pleasure in recom mending your "Baume de Vie." wbich I have often used, and altays with decided relief, when sufler~ng front attacks of Dyspepsia. At once a stirnu lant, tonic and cathartic, I am sat isfied it will prove eminently serviceable to all .who are ufflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general introduction throughout the country wiill he a public benefit. To keep a supply constantly on hand, which I would net exchange for all the Auti-dyspop tic nostrums from Maine to Texas. Yours respectfully, (Signedl JOHN W. ERVIN. For aidle by Jrhn, M. Chandler, Symterville, " " " N. A. Huggins, Darlington C. I. " " "f Dr. J. E. Byrd, Iimonsviile And by Drug:ists generally. I1OATWRIGIT & BARKULOO. Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. C. November 9 2 tf A. ANDERSON, Sumstervrille, S. C. Respectfully informs the people of Sum ter District that he hos just receive.1 and now offers for sale the best selected and most choice stock of Fall and Winter Goods, That cannot be surpassed by anything in this market. lIe has received many mow styleg which purchasers would dd well to examine-be fore buying elsewhere. 11R()ADCLOIIils, CASSIMERES AND V ES'1'INCS. ALSO A full and large supply of Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Ihand kerchiefs, &c. &e., A t.sn A lnrge assortment of READY MADE CLO Till G, which will be sold low. LaeY Garments mannfactured by the subscri her, and warranted to give satisfaction. Or ders front a distance promptly attended io. - A. ANDERSON. Oct. 25th. 1353 tf CARIAIES C ARIAGES LEONAR D CIPIN, Manufhctu-er and Dealer in Carriages and Harness, OF every description, Nos 124. Meeting street, and 3:3 Ventworlh street. next to the old stand of G;ilberts & Chapin, Charleston, S. C. WM. R. IfUN'Elt, may be found at the above Repository, and he tnkes this method to assure his friends that all orders entrusted to him will be attended to promptly and with strict fidelity. 1853. 5! 1 Negresought and Sold. THlE undersigned has opened an officu a: No. 16 State Street, Charleston, wvhere he has on hand a numbher of LiK(ELY YOUNG NE GitOEZS for sLeL from whic.h h's ca supply the wvants of any of the comnmunity. T hese No. groes are purchased in Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina. 'o his lot he is continually rece-iving accessionis. 'The highest prices palu at all timses for negroes. J. ME.SH ARPE, 16 State Street. Charleston, Dec. 21, 1353. 8 ly Business Card BROWN & DeROSSET, ISO FRONT STREET, NEW YORK DEROSSET & BROWN, WILMINGTON, N. C. Cotton Iaetors and General C'ommis sion M2erchants. flB. McLAURJN, Elsq.. will give per Ji sonal and special attention to the in. torests and orders of his friends in this Statenud e adijoiningv Counties of North Crlnvhto may favor these Ihouses with their pattrona~ge. Consignmnents of prod uce to, tihe Il)ose in New York, either by3 way of Chiarlesons, G;eorgetow~n, or ~Vimgmon, will be coveretd by3 insurance, it notice of thme shmipumeint he promptly giv. Law Notice. J. B. N. HAMVMET, ATrTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. Oilice next thor to J. II. & R. C. WVebb's New York Store. - Marech 22 185~3 21-ttf For Cash, And that only. The cheoapest GROCERIES ever sold in Simtertille, cait he had from GORDO.N & CO., at Dr. Mellett's Old Stand. --A .so Segamrs of the finest quality and most ap provedl Blrands in lihe world, together with Preserved Frunits of difibront kinds, Syrups, Nots, &o. A share of the public patron.. ngo la desired, provided it is accomnpaniec' bty the CASH, but not otherwise. - GORDON & CO. June 14th, 1853 33--tf REMOVAL, BUT LER & N EWVilERY have removed from their frmier stand to the eone formerly occupied by E. D. PRING'LE & Ce., one door North of F. HO0VT'S Jewelry Store, where they would he pleatsoed to see their friends and customers. Oct 5, '853. 49 tf TeNegro Shoes. Testuscriber has made arrangements for tho manufacture of from Four to Five Thousand pairs of the rthove article by theFAiLL. For reference as to quality, he would respectfully refer persons who nmay be disposed to purchaseo of him, to those who patronized him last year As to price, he will guarantee them as low as can be oflerded hllay 22 2 . J MORGAN. F1SK'~S M ETLALLIC COPFINS of all size-., constantly on hand and for saIl by lhUDSON &. BROTH'IER, Opp. Temperance Hill Stimtervi~le. June inth 18592ea MAIL It1IAG E, sappiness and will Is IT1 that we be .t-J may female., scares las the air broats,. ta health atd spirnta with 4 :,.eser and ailments.depriwiug tles s the esrjueuenlot it'tsauags ot spirta.aud happy serenasty or mind. arisng d rn of hlth. suld he predomiasut. Matr of to raosr of elir u ferinags at years befure. perhs1-a durung girl hood, or the as crriage-wee athesr oriagau light as to pas as't or cough. aeglected. IN AFTIR TEARS, When too late to be benefitted by our back a.id anrouam, and regret the full igca.rh..ce. Wt.at would we not alten give to posses, in the ktowe e wae obtai in after years! a-hd k.rlhts of aiuiis we :nigbt not have the kasnwiedge was timely reasessed. It I. AKLM ANCIIOLV AND To brahold the sicknes, and ultering endured wle fur ut may ears, (ron causes simple and easil renedat s-tr better still.-not ncuned. WIVE AND DIOTIIER 'ossesaeJ tie i:fnrinatiot, contained Is a (swtatlui the se.ia of all) which sould spare to VYAIts o D11IERv, And to her ksband the constant toil and ireees saa Ily rie voleiriq upon hiomIrma sickiess without gravi, him the opportunity pete.ce isrch hit esertions are entitled, and sun of ishich would secuae the hapPitesa wife, anad cildren. SECUlttr THE -MEANS OF fly berminy isa time possessed of the wst or istic h as caused the sickness and Ira view or seta consequences no wife or etranballe H she neglect to avait heself of edge in leniet to herself. which would 5nl5ai.:5 lhithe mens of hsppjnvs. and hinsb.ts.,. rin confer aelran her cildrean that all reice-hraltlhy brlaes, sith heslthyp euwledJe is cu.ainrd in a little work Private Medical utY DIR. A. Dr. e norrsson or a taers or 'ne 1 irtsdreth dutton. Ieso , pp 2$0. (n fItM PsapKR. EaTRA asnoiNG. $l lFirst pumlished as 1817. and it is not 9liltlltl7.lNo OR 4tesiaalderelp Siant IrVF-IY W illsTi'llJ.lt IltAitI.l.) OR lea-e ncqtuire n fain trare, ctsnrrecter nasad causes of Isal,5tr. witi the arlos haat usatrly llA LlF A RUILI.ON should hase been sold. It is i'spracticahtle to .:unvey fully the treated of. as laer a-c of a nature strictly .r marriarl. or thise cor.temrlating .male deirteus of e.r+ninK he.alth, nad that * trt.. iaut hralti. wticl is so co.ducive cosir'e.., arl that o' her husbaned, but either e-. o asi has er frill every huasha:d who . . ft.-.iit., or lesas, ate at heart, or that of u.",.-- er ,.se remeit. t".' t1 1: U11 Or s)dme. %a.19) (X) PicM BV MAl.l within "\WTION TO THE ItE NOT D . iaik sinless "Dr. A. M. . rt. r.... . Y.'' Is on the titlo ,trre ;n the pItrk's Office on this hack :i;e: an buy rnly of rtspectable and j-al-r, jr setl by mnill, and address to '*.:ri.cau. as thor are spurious and .icirar.-ments of copy-right. r IT t:VEIRY WIFE AND PONDER: io sixstne for Ignorance. when la :Misery to those we hold denr. asrse whet to dispel our I. whiiert oar reach. To enablo every one to docido upon pawssrsbl neoselty of possessing a copy, wire, or nother nood remain unnforanod iniy causca. which, sooner or later, are mak e fearful ravages upon her health. *-:ainst, anrd that no conalderate and titaband hnre cause to upbraid himself if tale, wulfaro of his wife-a pamphlet of aimges,unininlng fesi ?Ytle-pta and :arta.. trscathrer with extracts from tiro ent re of cut~rga 1.. any tart of the tt ;tilra ag. post-paid, as heroin. il'hpera Ksswledge Is pahile to be igaornsst. ;' y On receipt of One De tar (for sd fr-a .to arnyparn e .d era mutst, be poet-pald. and sal ' 'to alA ItRCEA U, Box 1224. New York Cit. b. sohlo, No. 199 Liberty Street. New For sale byv ROCDINSON & Ins-New York City, by Stringer & Townsend, man& Coi., Dewitt & Davenport, Co. Office, 329 Liberty Greenwich. Ma y 17th, 1853 ' OT~ICE IS IIEREBY customners and the ctomtmunity that lay the 20th inst., I will have a full stock of FALL AND WINTER in my line, consisting of SIMERES, and VESTINGS, description. II A T S , CAPS8. &c; FINE SlIIRT3, D)R A W ERS, HA LP IOSE, GLOVES and sif every description; with a assortment of Ready Made carefully sceecigd in the New York market,. .D. J. Sept. 20, 1853;, AT THE OLD STAND OF B. A J. S.& E. M. G conlinue the CAR BUSINESS at sland-No. 35 and 40 Chareston-where they will be exhibit to their old frientds and a very extensive Stock nf prising those of their own together with varion& found in this market. Their long ance with this .jnaret as and1 dealers will enable them, tIo inlducemtents to purchasers both and prices. Atugust 24, 1852. Improved CJottoi Thank ful for past favours the es to inform the pubico that he still lures Cotton Gins at his establishment burg, on the moat improved and whtich he thinks that the cotton of those gins of the late at least a qutarter of a cent more ton ginned on the ordinary gin. IIe utlacturos thetrt on the mnoattimpls of thie finest finish and of the buest wit, Sleel Sawa and Steel Plated hardionod which he will seil for 62 ie also repairs old gins and puts plow order atjhe shortest notic. All to. will be prmpvad Ssate burg, Sumter Dint, S. C. Veterina~ry ROBimT W, ANDRUEWS citizens of this, anti the adjoining that he has removed hi 8mSabies pot of the W, & M. II. oad, where at all timesa to tak e ohrg of for a moderate charge tin all cases Is no cure no pay will he expected. continues t. take Passengers to Diepot, wrnd expects shortly to Omnibus for that urpwie. Goods he at thie old rate o 10 solhnits th pigtrmage of thespblic. Feb. l


ocr: At Bishopville. HE Subscribers are now receiving the Charleston, Baltimore and York markets, a large and complete Stock of Good. for the Spring and Sumuner trade, comprising in part, under the heads, viz & Fancy Dry Goods, Among which, is a tine assortment of Mus ins, Lace, Colla rs, Gloves, Mitts, &c. READY MADE C1f0'I'IIING, Boots & Shoes. Ladies fashionable Silk and Straw Bon nets. Cent letnen's fashionable IIA'i'S-I'ana ma, Leghorn, and P. L. Do. Hardware & Cutlery. Carriage liardiware and TrimningA Iron, Nails, Ilolloaw-ware, Saddles, i-idles, Martingales and Collars, &c., &c., &c. Also, a full supply of GROCERIES. All of which will be sold low for cash or to punctual customers on time. Thankful for past favors, we respect fully asks a continuance of patronage, promisimg on our part to use every exer tion to satisfy our cu'toners in prices. ROGERS & SPENCER. Iishopville, Mlar. 15, 1851. [20-tf]


ocr: We the. friends of A. A. BRA DIA M Esqr., take . pleasure i. an.. nouncing hint a a cn iudate for...Sherifi' of Sumter District, att he.next ilectisi. MANY FRtIESi. 11far. 29, 1834. 22 f


ocr: We the friends -of A, R. BRAPlIAM Esqr., take pleasureinn. Houin )o hblad- a natiitlddle for Sheriff di sandr Dist rict, akt the .ngxt Election. - N A NY FRIEDS. Mar. 29, 18--51. 22 if


ocr: NEW G00DS AND) NEW FHIM. H subs.cribaers loing purchas'i ala iterst al .J.S, aTda! in uthe' tnirm af 'Tindial. W atson ('a., gave ntice tao thair friendus analda 11i the pub.that theay nitli their hbusiniess, a'. lhe old1 stanad, auder a:'. 4:et.1 ,id aure daily receiinga a Ii ru:. ''..m .a.n- and ha~.dsonm aissotrt ci Yn :analiti-s .anda St des to wa hi dwi :l , aa i. the attentliona oa the


ocr: A Number o'f Voters take pleastre inailou(itg Cpl. W.ittIng COLCLOUG1 as.a candidate or Sler il of Sumter District, at the next election. March 15, 154. . 2. tf.


ocr: peridsll haseA :-0n thi y.drs 1 re lri-ai o bnib hei pii~ero pt i'leor A.b).iIlb Ifbb VAl uKEN . ire (5, 1o51 N uar tir~t~ Bona


ocr: $50 Reward. 3 WILL be paid by the for the delivery to hirn, at " Ruins," near Stateburg, or NIA and K~ATV, whe ranaway fronm at t he phmntation called " True Blue "' Jletrict, on October 1854. IIaT the above reward will lie dn for either ofr thoem separately. dollats id a:Idition will be paid upon vicl ida of any wivte persona said slaves. A. I+.COW ERSE.' St ateburg, Oct. 25, 1854 54 4t


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: L D, LA LLERSTEDT, has r(eeived e his old Stand, Corner of G,lo I Itel, Au gusta, Ga , a NEW arid SP'LENDIID Stock of Staple & Fancy Dry Eibacing the mrost elegant styles of Crape De Pare and Twisted SILK, Alamontes and Velvetines, Super. Super. Brocade andl Plaid SILKS, Elecant French -1 A CON ETS andl L A WNS, Earlston GING IIAM3S and PR INTS. Needle worked COLLA RS andl CAPES, Undersleeves and Chiemezetts. Jurmoet and Swiss TR IM.\ING, Linen Cambrie lland kerchijefs, Super. Paris KidI G LOV ES and iJOSIERY, Table DAM ASKC and TOWELLING. Irisht LINEN aind Bird's eye )I A PER, Furniture DI)IMTY anid FRINGES, SHIEETINGS anid SIlIRTINGS, great .innen DRILLING and COTTON A D)ES, Striped anid Checked LIN EN, for childlren, OSNA BURGS and STRIPES, And a comrplete assortment of almoust everyv belongiing to the Dry G;oodls tradle, all of whrich ofred on thre BEST P'OSSIBL.E TERMS, which he invites attention.


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: mnmd.r r.-aely mn rich pubhlic PERRY . 11' TIl OLD STAND I AS jnt recete and ofTers for sale, at Cha lILANtFKi'S, at $ 50 ctth, good and heavy. Ileavy 'I'Twilled ied Flannels 31 1.1 centsI 'attineIs. Kers.ys, &C., a full assortmenft, Georgia Kerseys aid Plains--ehley's, mani lons. DeLains, at 12 1.2, )8 3.4, 25 ceti ; P'rints, Domestics, &c., of ail prices and ill Carpeting, at 511, 7i, $1 00, $1 Ire cent; 'ickled Ileef. Smoked and Pickled 'Trntues, Sugar, Colee, lIacon. Flour, L~ard, Biutter, Itive 810 Parks Fire (Trnekers: for the uys. 2(,000 Segars-ehoico brands. Hard Ilil heavy stock, and good ascrunerrt nre A FULL AND GENiH Assortment complete, together with every decri will be sld as low as eas he bought in any ic rk I'irehasers will find it to their adtvanitage us seil sitek- is large, embracing " Any tiling und Eter O0O pounds wanted, for licth the i er inl Cansh or MerthanudiA'. One Hundred Do % For whiel nerr the market prieuv will be paid in i Oct. 27. 1I53. In Equity-.Sumter District, WVilhiatn L.ewis, Adhn'r. of I BILL. ILconard White, Vs. F. J. & M. Moses C'~lres W. Miiller. 'Compll'ts. Sni's . The creditors of the late Dr. J.Ates ih vA wiotT, etitled to claim under his assig nnlt to the abovel numeed Defendant. exer~e.td 41n1 the 2tth day of July A. I). 1112 are hereh nio Iilied that, by an order .in the ahove 'iled cauoe, they tare reqinired to estahlist their ite mals before te, ( omtnissioetr in lIuiity for Sumter 1)istrict aforesaid, on or belor, the first day of May next. I also give notice Ihnt I will until the said first day of May next, reesivet proposals for the sale of a part of the real estate conveyed by ,the said allssigminent, lying partly if g t wholly in the corporpate limits of $umterville, honnded by hands of Dr. J. C. II.tyswontan, W. L.. BaUssos, T..lJ. Comslt.As,.atul Mirs. C. Hios Siisax, and by the new road ri.nning from Stnn terville to the seam mill of 1'. J. r'o 1.A s & Co., supposed to contain about one hundred and sixty acres. W. F. B. IIAYNSWOlTII, Con'r. in Equnity 13. D. Dec. 27. 1853. 9J If SOUTH) CAROLINA. In Equity---Sumter District. Mlary 1). 0t 'ex, ) er m 10 I. Jl:nnes | B". to confirm Sa!le et. ab [ l f ).andi and for excention of title. Mtlthew .1. Cox & Caspar Jons.J It appearing to moy satisaction that ithe abeov" nale l 'eonlhne, Galspar Jones. re sies b(eom thin limits of the: State of Soith C arshi : It is ordered Ihat hle do appear, and answer, piletul or demior to that s:aid hill, w;tlmi three months after the pubbeation of this notl(ce, or :ian order pro. ('in f.:ssio thereon will be ettered ag:inst hwi. Also, ordered that the above order te pub'sihed3 for three tonthts in one of the 'azelts of the l)ist rict. W. F. B. IIAVNSWO'lTII, Commissioner in Equity. SOUTHI CARO. .INA. In Equity---Sumter District. lari E. Alaples, I holly 31. Alaples, liward 31aples asu Nainni C. Mbpkes, lDy their inext I lrienid, l..vi 1'. Rha:nmi, y ldl for A. e't. .1-,-ksona .. tlronithate n, Thomuas Alihs aih It ;app~earIinllr to myi~ Natisfaioni, that WV! iam A. hirrock, iine' of the I )e idmhtls ini the abotve statedt 1uil, is abtsenit Iroml the It ;. , rth-red, (iinl mothm' of 3Iiivrmat & ltichiison. ( '.irnplainanits Moillittrs, thati said iWdh inii A. tirnrk do plead, an.. swver or El-mnlr to tile saidl llill with in Ithree mtoths liiIromi thec date of the pubticationl of th is order. Also, ordeed; t hat itbi~a Order he publtish. edt three mniiths in one of the Gtizotts in this Dist rict. WV. F. B. [IAYNsWVORTII, Ja n. ii 1. A5. i i 3m SO.UTH'I CAROLINA. In Equity---Bumter District. Johnti J. C onyeres andi 1 Jtilia A. his~ wife, v. * ' lll for ACorit Jiohn lbhikely an d a nd R:..lief. 'ROSES, OF A. J. L P. MOSES. -lestotr prices [freight inciuded) SEilRVAN'i"W ier yard Mie a (ow as 16 2.3 ecns) afaeture alities; licaciwrel, Salmaond, I.ohsitr, Sardines, &e. l M,lassen, Salt, &e., &c., Mrare+ too well known to reqite enunteratidr, AI ASSORTMENT. dC t 5 n.CD a @ a3 6 o uiaon of (oola to srit die country trade, which et fir cash, or ro approved purchasers. on lime. as mine, to call on me before purehaaing. My' y thing.". )l.112 1, hcrxo @ - igh.'.t iuarket price will lie pid, eith en Eggs Wanted, arte r. GLENN SPRINGS TIT7 R~t. Itev. T. 1V. DA VIs, D. D., ex.Oiliio-~ Visitor. Rev. T. S. A t-T tin. "J. 1). Mic(ut.i.om~rn. l'roprietors (" -(a:mtr: lir.N-rev, lItector, nrnd Ii. ariorfor in M'i;taml -i CI h'liristmai Scienc . Moeiia(tr:i I ioawtangur ai:d 1 Historf. Mrs. r. - raa, MIatroni. , Instrrctor in Mahliematies Nat ural briences, and Ancient Literature. Prof. . .F. hVixr. (late of Lime Stone ' >rsng.",) Instructor in the theory ad practice of Music. iss C. M- Rttin, Instrtacites In English. S. nfl5ot, Instructregs in Draw. ing. Panting, and Assis.tant in French. ahis Sorn tA~WAit.&e, Instruettess in Fn. glhh lranches, and Assistant in Mathematics. .lire i.Z.ta PA-rT, Assistant in Music, and N. 11. The corps is not yet complete. 4 (IIL nhlve lititinin, lotcat at (Gienrn S Springs in Spattanharg District, 8. U. will lie open.ed for the teception of pupils on the first of iFeiriary next. In co~nvertiant this estahlm~lnent rnto a ich.a.ol for young hidies. he hildinn,p hae been thornghly repaired and fitted up ; ma in furnishing tem anew nu pains have lin-en spared to make it, in evetf respect., sneh at home us parens would desire for their daughters. 1'.:rticular attention has lien bestowed aasma the Musical Instrnmenia - atad witha la Inrge and efAiieirt corps of teachers, and a thorough aur-e of st uidy, it affords eve. ry advantage to be enjoyed itr a similar institu Applicants are ndinitted, of any age, over evenh years, ami phwed in such d ass as they mna he prepared to join. 'T'he scholnstic year will consist of one ses rion divided ino two termsoffive months each; begining on the 1st of February and July. Vacation, Deecilaer and January. liras:.-For '1'nition and Board, including washing, fuel, lights, &c. &c., S125 per term, ani there will be nso crtra chargc, except fr Mansic $30 per term, and for Books, Sheet M) sic, Drawing Materials, &c., actuaally used. For firther haforrrratin; sees Prospectus," which tay he had by applying to the It (tor; or eitihcr of the Proprietors. Dec. 21. ?H53 3m. i!T Chanrleton Merenry publish tri-wqeki and~ all the othier -papers in the State waeekrY -- fmt thare. imaonathia, andtt forward bills to usne of thle Proprietors. bta John's School. ilt. R1ev. Tr. F. DAVIS, D. D., Ez-Offield Visoatr. tad luistructor ini Chrnisaain Science anal ik-Jes I.eire.. ' W31 B. fLA RN, A. M., Vice Rector, anal Instrinctor mr Ancient Langagea anda Hlistory. 1.. 1.. RlOSA, haustrucgor in Matheatics and Nsatual XSemnce. Ieu. E1. A. W AGNElI, 1:astructorjin English Deplartmnent. 'P Ii Exercises of tis Instittioin will be a rsaamed ont thec 2d day in yaE IIUA. RV anext. hoya are aidmitted over the nye of seven years andl prepatred fair athe Junaiiir class ini Coallega; or they ernay reueive a thonraaugh aanduemical' corse - eitheir ehisaijial or En:aglisha. Theari is hnt (oie session, (dividled iarta two' terms of live maonaths eacha,) beginning ian the 2d1 of~ Februtary andl endling Novemgber 3o. Tr.ats irat SzssaN.--For, Trtution anda ikiard, iincludling, woalhing, fuel, lights, &c., $2.23 ptayable seami-unanfa ini iavmace. .Entranace fee M15, for whaich hiooka and sta tionery are furnished the studhent so long as ha ma coyeintinuaa ini the institmijon. . dvaned stuidents dleiiring' private rooms will lie allowedl them (at the adiretions of thes Itector) for an extra chaarge of gi5, to pay foar Fair frther liformaation apply for a "mProspect' nas to the liecuar, at "Spaartanhburg U. 11., S. C., Dec. 21, 1S>3 $3am Look Out For Bargains!


ocr: , PERRY I AT THE OLD STArVD H aJst received and ofTety fr sle, at Char BLANK ET, at $ 50 each , gosnd heavy. leavy.Twilled Red Flantnels, 81 1.4 cents p Sattine ts. Kerseys, &c., a full assortmena, s Georgia Kerseys and Plaina-S8clhley's mans Muus. De Lains, at 12 1-2., 18 3-4, 25 cents; Prints, Domnestics, &e., of all''prices and qut Carpeting, at 50, 75, $i 00, $1 12 cents ; ickled iteef,.-moked and Pickled Tonagues, Sugar, Catee, iacon.-Fleur,-Lard, Butter, Rice 800 Parks Fire Crackerr for the Buys ; 20,000 Segars--choice branda. Hardy His heavy stork, and good asst rtment are A FULL ANt) ENlE R Assortment complete, together With every demo ri will be sold]i as low as can he bouht in any mark PurchaserN will find it to fMr n, vantage as well stock Is large, embracing " Any thing and F4ver 5000 pounds wanted, for which the Ia er in Cash or Merehnndizo. One Hundred Doz For which.over the market price will be pai. in b Oct. 27, 1853. SOUTH CAROLINA. In Equity---Sumter District, Mary I). Co(x, Serena E. Jnnees, j Xli to confirm Sale et. al. of laid and for vs. r executioI of title. Matthew J. Cox & Caspar Jones. * It appenrin, to my stisfacton that the nhanve named defen-hntt Csapar Jones, re sides beyond the limits of the State of South Carolina : It in urudered that he do appear. and answer, p:sail or demur to I't said bill, within three maonths after the puhration of this t notice, or an order pro. Conf;:ssio thereon will be entered against him. Also, ordered tha:t the above ordler be published for three months in one of the gazetts of the District. W. F. B. H AYNSWORTII, Comnmissioner in Equity. Jan. 11, 1851. 11 :3m SOUTH CAROulNA. In Equity---Sumter District, Maria 1. MAaples, IDolly Al. Maples, Edward Maples and Natins C. Maples, By their next friend, Levi F. Rhatne, Bill fur Arc't. vs. Jackson J. Brnughton, Thomas Maples and William A Brock and Mary his wife. J It appe-ring to my satisfaction, that William A. Bnu k, ane of the Defe-idants in the above tataae. 111, is absent from the State of South Carolina : It is oerdere f, on motion of Mayrant & Richardso,. Complainants Solicitors, that the saul Willi.n A. Brock do plead, an swer oar demur to the said Bill within three mnths Iroma the date of the publication of th in order. Aleo, ardered, that tis Order be publish ed three months int one of the Gazetts i'n this District. W. F. D3. HAYNSWORTHI, Comn. Eqj. 8. D. Jan. 11. 1.-4. ii 3m SOUTH CAROLINA. In Equity---Sumter District. Johnt J. t'ontyers and 1 Julia A. las wife,| J vs.aB!tk1 (aa' Bill for Account IOSES OF A. J. & P. MOSX. leston prices (freight included) SERVANT'$ er yard" >me as jow as 10 2-" octts ) ifacture di tics ; Muackerel, Salmond,- Lobsters, Sardines, &c, , oiasses, alt, &c., &c., rare. too well known to require enumeration, AL A 8QORThAENT. -GU 2 qD Cli &M. . itin of Goods Iq suit- thec .nnfry trade, wftelh et for cnsh, or to approved par haterp, on time is niin-. to call on me before purchasing. lily thing."'' ighese market price will be paid, eitir en Eggs Wanted, trier. 52 tlj GLENN SPRINGS Rt. Rev. T. F. yAVIs, D. D., ex-Oficin Visitor. Rev. T. S. ARTIUR, " J. D. MJCUr.LOUGH. I P 0iet rs " GEnnra ir.NTON, Reiter,-;Ind In. structor in Mental and Christian Science, Moderit Languages and history. Mrs. BE.TroN, Matrrn. 'E.. - - , instrncor in Mathematis Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature. Prof. G. F. DeVzrnx, (late of Lime Ste rin Instructor in tie theory and practice isas C. M. Rtro, Instructress in English: -- Sossosxt, Instructress in Draw ing. Painting, and Assistant in French. -di.s HtorntA WARtrKV, Instrucstress in En glish Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics. iss ELtZA PRATT, Assistant in Music, and . 13. The corpis is not yet complete. iE abovenatiution, located at Glents Springs in Spartanburg District, S. C,. will be opened for .ehe rec,-ption of pupils er the first of Fehr inry next. In converting this establbehminent into a school for young ldies., the buildings have been thorugily repaired met litted up ; and in furishming them anew nr pains have been spared to make it, in evety respect, such a home as parents would desire for their daughter.. Particular attention has been beetirtope s n tIhe Musical Instrinenma, andi wit Ih a large and tfficient corps of teache,' and a thorough course of study, it aflrds eve ry advantage to be enjuyeu in a sitnilar institu tion. Applicants are admitted, of any hge, over seven years, and placed in such class as they may be prepared to join. 'T'he scholastic year will consist of one ses ion divided into two terms uf five months each,. beginning on the 1st of February and July. Vaeation, December and January. IATs.-For Tuition and Board, including washing, fuel, lights, &c. &c., $125 per term, and there sill be no extra charge, except fur Music $30 per terni, and for Books, Sheet )lu sic, Drawing laterials,&c., acttally uusd. For further information, see " Proepetus" which many lie liad by applying to the lbuctor, or either or the Proprietor. Dec. 21. 1853 3P1 11-7- Charleston Mercury publish tri- weekly and all thie uthier papers in the Stats weekly, for three nmonths, and forward bills to one of the Propmrieturs- a St. Joan's Siohool. it. Rev. T. F. DAVIS, D. D., Ex-Ofio, Visitur. Rtev. J. D). McCOLIA UG H, A. M., Rector, and lnstruc:ur in Christnin Science andl.Ijleu Lettires. WM. B. LEARY, A. M., Vice Rector, and Instructor in Ancient L.anguages and History. D). ROSA, ntuco


ocr: IMPORTERS OF Britists m'nd GeIrsaa DRY GOODS. 209 and 211 King-tweet corner of Mar ket Street, Ch ARLESTON, 8. C. 3 Plys, seas Tapeatry nnd Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, and Worsted. CURTAIN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, large variety, - EMBROIDERED LAC "and"" CURTAINS, all styles. a GILT CORNICE$, in .al now desigs CURTAIN GI.S, 11 'ERs, LOOPS' &e.v- - . - DRAPERY CORDS and;ELL in all varieties. BRITISH antd AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS. SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS' STAIR CA RPETINGS,of all styles. WILTON, VELVET, and RUGS. in great variety. PLANTATION WOOLENS-B KETS, PLAINS. KElSEYS, CAPS,&c. lied and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the Southern makes. English and American COTTON FLAN NELS. French, English, and American PIINTS. I.INENS OF, RICILAIDSON'S su for Sheetings,, Shirting s, Pillow Cases, Damnsks. Ioylies, Napkins, Towellings, Ilnekuba, ks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers, Grass (loths, &c. (LOTIIS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS, of best Frenc'h Goods. SERVANTS CLOTHS, In all .he shades English Guo,-. S.\TIN ETS, TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN SEYS, of all qualities and styles. W ITH A FULL AsOsoTMSFNT OF Rich Dress Goods, In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES,GREN A DIN ES, MSIIINS, ,c. BIOMBAZINE,, ALPACAS and MOURN. ING GOODS, in great variety. ECIBR)fLDERS and LACE GOODS, of ev ery description. EVENIN(G DRESS Goods In Great variety, constantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT DIPOkTATIONws, an.l nherel at the LOWEST MARKET Prices. '1' E RMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance. rrr ''he one price systen strictly ad hered to, and all Gnoods Varranted. IIROWNING & LEMAN, S. 1834.


ocr: To' Rent AComodiotus and eonfortable Dwelling Indtse, wvith a basemetnt aparimenst and googl out-buildings. Theo House is sit ited on WVashington; Street convenient for buisiness. To a good tenaent it will be rotnted Isow. For teris apply to 3. Rt. LOGA N. Sumterville, Jan. 11hi, 1854. 11--tf.


Edgefield advertiser. [volume]

ocr: Bezaleel Chapter R. A, IN, REGTLAR Convocation of BEZALEEL CIIA PTER, No. 8, R. A. M., will be held Saturday eveniig, 28th inst., at 7 o'clock. Attendalce of all the Companions is requested, the Committee appointed to prepare the By-Laws expected to make their report. - G. D. TILLMAN, SEC'aY. It 41


ocr: V e ry L ow. I H AVE on hand a 40 Sawv Cotton of Taylor's best manufacture and entirely newv, wheel on the right) which I will sell for Fifty Dol ars, and warrant it to perform well. Persons want g, had better mzake an early appliention, by Oct 3 4t 38


ocr: Artillery, Attention! r IIE Edgefleld Flying Artillery Company will be and appe-ar at Edgefield C. H. on Saturday the 4th Nov., for drill and instruction. By order of Capt. MORAGNE. E. H. CovAt, Clerk. N. B.-The Members will appear in their winter uniform.


ocr: a Notice. A PPLICATION will be made by the Town I& Council of Hamburg to the Legislature at its session for various amendments of. the Charter the Town. First, for the privilege of subscribin Stock in the Hamburg and Columbia Rail for inereasing the subscription to. Stock in the Savannah Valley Rail Road, and lastly for the of building a free iridge across the Savan-' River opposite Atigas Ga. By order of Council. JOHN E. McDONNALD, CLEs. 13, Sm 31


ocr: L as t N ot i ce, 3TIE Creditors of SAuleEL. l. BowERSs arc lItre by notilied that their respective claitms be ren'dered plrior to the 14th ;inst., anti those weish to acecepit the proviions of his Assigninent riequested to appear atnd sign his release-alter that date their claims will be deibarredl. W. W. SALE, Assignee. 30


ocr: Public Barbecue. TinEE will be a Barbecue at Mr. II. C. TUR NER'S Sprinig, on Saturday the 12th iist. The Candidates and their friends are cordialhy so licited to attend. Ample preparationis will be for all. Aug 10 It 30 Barbecue Dinner !. TmsmtE will be a Diiiner given at W. W. IIAy AitD's on Friday the 25th of A ugust. 117 The Caiidiidates arc respectfully invited attend. A ugust 3, 1854.


ocr: Beautiful Residence for Sale| TIlls Undersigned, Agent for the i Distributees of the Estate of thme latt g* Thomas I1. Loveless, (who are all o1 age) offers for sale the TR ACT 01' L AN D) on which the said Thos. HL Loveless resided at the time of his death, situated onm the Columibit Road about six niles from Edlgefie'd C. II., contain ini Three 1Inndred acres, morme or less. The landls will be sold for division, upon termt favorable to purchasers. JOHIN C. LOVELESS. June 22 tf 23


ocr: M.Yasonic Notice, A R EG 1UL A R Comnimunication No. 50., A. F M., will be held their llall oim Saturday evening, inst., at 71 o'clock. By order tif the W. 31. A. G.,T'EAGUE, See'y. 10 3


ocr: Butler Lodge, No. 1'7, I, 0, 0, SA R~egeidr 3eeting. of Itis 1.ohle will he held ine te'-ir 11:nil on Nlundtay e veningt tnext,* at 7 o'!oek. Feb 22 It 6


The Sumter banner. [volume]

ocr: ROBERT A. YONGUE, COLU'lI~ HA, .S. C. 8lEGS leanv to coll Oth attenitttion of hgi friedos mid the pili to him Large and handsome OF .i-'WI.II1itY &e. In nadihron to his Iiformer stock, ho has just reeivel n new ano1 extensive asVOrttett .0 1.1114 ndStVERl WATGUll.). Imalnie Cl.Ot'US ofevery variety, Silnr arvqi Ware, a large vatriety ; 3Military and (.ood s; Gtmos, lUille, Sporrtstnan's Appatraiti, Fine Pocket end Table Cuth-ry, and a wssortmientofFANCY GOO( S. - Ili prices will ho fontil, on examinaition, be a:, moderate as at any other estehimlbnmunt in the South. Thankful for past fitvors, he po licits a continnaneo of the patrtarmgn of former friends and customners. Alarch 15, 1851. 20 Iy.