ocr: SUMTER 15 i'U t1l.Slli l Every Wedmei4dny 3Ioriiiiig BY Lewis & Richardson, TWO 1)OT.T.ASt in alvance, Two Dollars and Fifty :erits at the expiration of six inonlths or Three Dollars at the: end of the year. No paper disontinnedi until all arrearage's ore PAIL, 1imless at the option of the 'rnprietor. 7 A Ivertisetnents inserted at SIVi-:NT' FI' Cents per square, (1' lines or less,) for the first, and half that sum for each subsequent Insertiin, (Oficial advertisellents tine same 'each timne). g 'I'he number of insertions to he marked on all Aivertisements or they will be publishedl 1ntil orderel to be discontinued, and eharged accorcdingly. gY' ON f" 1)Ot.I.AIt per square for a single insertion. Qnnrterly and Montlily Advert te ments will be charged the sante as a single in sertion,. ani sentti-montlIly the same as new ones


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ocr: Equity---Sumter John I. Broughton, It. llronghtoni, & ' L. Broughton, - By their next friend ). BIlLL1. James R.'Brock, vs. I E. Broughton. J pursuance of an order in the stated case, I will oflor at public sale, the first Mcnday in' MARCII next, at Court I louse, that Plantation of Land, estimated to contain 'T'housand acres, lying in Sumter-District, sn orinnar Oflice, belonging to the late junior, decens-d, and ho resided at. the time of his to be sold for less than seven seven hundred and fifty dollars.t Upon the premises is a (GRIT$'' in good condition, and a SAW is not in running ortfer. upon whiclh these Mills are is an unfailing one and is very vtluable. lands lie upon the Wateree both low and high lands, an unsurpassed rangelir stoa all kinds--the whole constituting one the mist valuable Plantations ever for sale in Sumter District. A ilat of the lain will be i the of the Commissioner, showing its boundaries, &c. TE:nas:--Opae fourtlhpart of the to be paid in cash;.the balance able in one, two and three years, with in terest from the day of sale-the to give hand and personal socurty, and mortgage of the land for the credit the said purchase money. \V. F- If. IlA YNSWOURII, Commissioner in Feb. 15, 1851. .10 td

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ocr: . Store and Goods, DM98G AND EDHIiNES.. TilF, uandersignedl las establishd t imself in tiila v'illage, and has now ened a larg6 al, aasmited aenek of Fresla amid Select Otutg% Mictinen~C, witis Palaisj, 0ils, Wisadowv Gltan,. Var umslme,, Perasmnery, Pnteust-Me &c. &c, All o - whicr are of ate best' quality, and will heso01a1 on accomo-. dating termaas. A share of thet public patronage. is sulicitedl. W. G. L. RIIdE, M. D. Dec. 28 l850i 9tr . HEAD QUARTERni, - 44-rt Rlzorax E,-r S. C. M, Oz.n Foun, Jan. 25, 185S. No. ~113. Upper and Lower Battalions of'the 44t h ,Regimtent So. Ca. Militia will parade,.the- if pr, nter the command -of Lient. Cot.'%f.t land inr. at Snmteryale on Satura the 18th.. L~owertander thae command4 of Ma. :1T.- N.. Contnorse4 at E.state of IL D.:llradford'u Mill,,in. on. &atuiay the 25th 'of Feh'rnai-y armed and equippedt as- t he Law directs,. for drill and~ revieaw.., The commissioned and non-commiss' pvd ofnfier of each Btattalion, the day previous, armed for drill and instruction. Comzmandlants of Bautalions are chaarged with the prompt ewntion of thais order. The Regimenatal Staff are require to. torn. oant on both. days at each-place andi -o day.utf rev-iew .ht compl-te uniform. . S By order of T. Wr I.DEa- Adj'. 14 -- Feb). 1, 1854 ' . td, ANotice, Look U~p Street. WEBE CL Anx's HOTEL is stift iradp eration-(thanks1to the kindnesa 'ff ood friends)--ready to receive custonerA,- ad entertain themt, to their ont ire satiefnctin, C. Is resolved that hia<Hotel shall not be excelled by any lhose In the hdverything the moarket can furgisjtplali be spread upon his table, well cooke apd cleanly. Thte bedis are alin' ''x~ 'r,~ and shall he kept so. Give h tWh1 and Mr. Clark pledges satisfactioit.' -' .Jan. 11, 1854.. 11 -t Who WantsMoN The subscriber for one, in partioaerly wvant, of it, anti ha hopes that thsose who hage patronized hinm ito liberally, will, edntino 'lhear frieridsuhip by paig up. and enath~nt' mainto tmet lte demanelo othters. "Wheeannsot move without grease" . .. !SO Jan. 18v 1854. -32 ~ '-a ff John8. ichnisn -Jr , Attorany at I aw Sntril C., will practic, in ,.t lpCourts of Suamter, RichalandI, ~eishaiut 1Ia ito and Williamsbnr dIstriots- Omujiist Mk - Jan. 18, 1851. a- .,i Note.~ John S. Richanisoa ' J., Magitrate; attentd tomptlp - teo all fai- im. Ofice just buek ',of J. T&olatgas' new Store. -'~ Jan. 18t, l85t -12'' M.PArL. repieor mT tii~ friaasl ai'.' y atn ,i hrnas.t(a .jbr tt oflelypnauflibljj-ehn.tns - *4dq luy, t)ho:yie'leifampt. 4fte1redfB.


ocr: C. T. MASON, SMITH & WVATCH-.MAKER. IS prepared to do all manner of work in his line, with necatneus and despatch. lie is still at hi, old stand just above the Town [I~all. Feb. 8, 1854.' 5 - f.


ocr: The Subscriber OFFIfRS for salte his plantation in the Fork af iffack- Itiver contcaiing Fi ?cenu 111undre'd A.creM if Lana; two hiundrel: and fifty acres clearedl anda well fenzced ; also a fine stckl of Cattle ands If sgs. .AMES 11. NELSON. MIarchi 29th, 1. 22 if


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ocr: NEW FALL AND IWINTER -D'RYGOODS ! WARD & BURCHARD, OPPosITE MASONIC HALL, AUGUSTA, GEoRGIA. RE now receiving their FALL and WINTEl supplies of New and Fashionable Goods, which will be found many novelties in Dresx as well ns a general assortment of househok . They ask attention to the following: Sacque and Opera FLANNELS, new shades Sacque FLANNELS, plain and figur'd, Superior MERINOS. all colors, black and colored CHALLIES and AL PACCAS, DELAINES. plain, fianred and plaids: Black DELAINES & BOMBAZINES, Col'd SILKS, in Brocade, Plaids & Stripes i Black Talfeta and Italian SILKS; Silk POPLINS, high colors; PLAIDS in every variety: DELAINES and CASHMERES,all the new designs in Plaids, Stripes & Figures; French and English PRINTS; and lloyal Plaid GINGHAMS; CASHMERE DE'ECOSSE; CHECKS, for Misses; Welsh, Silk Warp and American FLAN NELS; every description, .A CBS and EDGINGS. a large stock or housewife and servanti They respectfully ask those making their pteliases to examine their goods. Orders to promptly and fmithfully. WARD & ]iJURCIIARD.

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ocr: & MAN. RAIL ROAD. Witl.:ulso-ros. N. Sept. 5, 135.. FRIOM and after this date, (until fur ther notice.) The 1)AY PANSSENGERt TRAINS oni this road will d scontinue their regular Trips on Sunday.;. Iy order of the board of Directors. JA1MES P. (I3OERTSON, Act'ng Superi tendant. sept. 1:1, 18~>t 46 2t So. Carolina----Sumter Dist., By W1'. L1: 1W1.xN, EJse., Ordinary for said District. Whereas, Elias I lodge hath applied to Inc for lleers of .tdntiist ration, on all and singu lar the goods and chattles, rights anid creditors of the late 31atilder Ilodge of the saidl District, dheceased. These are, therefore, to cite and adinon ish all and singular, the kindred and credi tors of the said dcreased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Souter Court louse on Friday the 2'2nd day of September inst., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, the Mlth day of September, in the year {L. s.] our Lord, one thousand eight hun dred and ifty-four, an(] in the '7tth year of Aimerican independence. 1W. LEWIS, o. s. H. September 13, 1854 4G 2t Dyspepsia Can Be Cured ! PArr'.DNGs COUN-rr, DarrO%, G;A., Augist 26th, 1n51. Mr. CHAnLES -:D:Lonmrs, DEAt Sun : For several years past I have been severely aillicted with sick head aches, and after trying every thing I could think of, and recei' ing no benefit whatever, I at hist gave myself up as a confirmed dyspeptic. Buit hearing of your prepara tion, "The Iaisaomit of Life," I concluded to give that a trial also. and procured two bottby from your Age:t Dr. T. A. I rgan, of Darlington, S. C., and from the time I began to take it, I have not had a simgle attack of headache, and now ietI in hopes that even the two bottles have made a cure of me. But fearing that I may have a relapse, I have determined to contine it longer, and 1 enclose you 810 00 for which you will p'ease send as many bottles as is customary for that amount. By Itail Road. Respectfully yours, .lOlHN J. GIEEN. 1'. S.-Please forward by express train. Sept. t:, 1851 t -15 ti. Office Wil. & Man. R. R Co.


ocr: 1D WARD SOLONfONS. D1~TZST SUMt R VILLiy' C. , $ Ofioee three door. uorth o(the C. IH. Jnne 21. 1851 ai ' ,


ocr: *~ I tE R I NO 20 AND 210. NA I N 8 TRi E iT CO.UM.BIA, 8. C. and DEAIER IN PINE AND PLAIN S Pianos, 4'haIsirs, At very low prie's frorenslh. ie is ly reiieriishing his larye assortment front ANUFACTOICY in Columbia, and New York. and now ofli-rs a grenaer than neniml, especiallyi so in FANCY ENAMELL.) FURN'iTURE, Sitting liocking Chnairs. &c. &. A. 1. GAL. & CO.'S SUPERIOR GlIEATI.Y IMPROVED PlIANOS. at York eaih prir'-. : All Pianos or Furni tur- old by him an warranted for one year longer. Al kinds cf Furnit:re neaty promiptly ropaired. A large lot of AlAIIOG ANY VEN EEl s ~1and, w ithi other Cabinet alaker's Materials, ennt variety. WALL-PAPElt A N D BORDERING, large and rich assortment. 4'- " Funerals served at short notice bletalic and Wood Collins. lie would respectfully invite his frieneds the public generally to call and examine


ocr: wel Iettled PERRY MOSES. A ' T7,l, OLD SU NAD OF] A. Tr ( . NOsa. I A lust received and offers for sale, at Chdi-eston prices ,freight Uiud'ed) SER VANT'S IlA NNKN I'S, at Stach, good uuald heaavy. i llray Twilled Ie-d ''laist-el. 311 1.-1 cents pier yard; Satliite . lKerveys, &c., a full asortment, sionhe am low a IG 2-3 Cents j (Georgia Kt-rseys anI l'mlin1s-Slel..y'- mnuufar ttre , vl Mo .tin4s, at 12 1-2, 18 3-4, 25 cetsim ; Prims, Domesties, &c., of all prices avid qualities; Carpetiig, at 50, 75, 1 00, $1 12 rents Pick led ler f, Smoled ait'1 Pickled Tongutes, Macherel, mJnond, .ibstere, S:trdiesa, &c ,sugar, Coffev. Pacont. Flour, Jra.rd, ilter, Itice, Mjolassysv, Sat, &.&. 8M0 I'a-ks Fire Crakers, 'fear the Hoys; YO,0(0 Segarta-c1o"ice brands. Hardware. H1is heavy stot-k, and good assortment are too well knowif'to recliure entirneration. A FULL AN) G1-,N ELAL ASSoRTMENT. Asse rnti conmplt-te, together witis every deuepriion of Qkoids to suit the couitry trade, whiit will sold ns low as can he .hug ht ia any mnket for cnsh, or i approved purchasor, otn time. Iaurebasera will iind it to thnr iadvatiage as well as tue..to call oh tme before purchasiag. My stock is large, emcinorviig " Any thing tianl Every iing.'' 5000 plointds Wanted, for which the highest, vmarket pried1 will blt' faid, citli er itn Cash ar Merlchandize. One Hundred Dozen Eggs Wanted, or whiih over thie arket priev will he paid in barter. Oct. 27, 1853, 5, I)IY GOODS FOR CASH, K LUi (- U Q3ic! a--%. UcED a-, ~ . dirU ( ch-aOf - 13 & 255, Riaug-Sliect, Chlarlestoii, S. C. We are receiving our Usual large supply of 1-afiDe anmd Shthtle Dr3 rie4nI-Also, la1ind iola Coods of every variety, consisting uf Super 1)M1IFFIL BLANKETS, N1ACKINAW UITTO; OSNAB URG5; GEORGIA PLAN8; KEMiSEYS: STRPlPESJ PRINTS,-&c. &c. I S'C still adherestrictly to the 01e P'it'e systein. Our goods are -ill itm plmin figures, and out ternis enable Us to sell, EVl!RY. ARTICLE, at thd SlAUIEST POSSlULE PROFIT. E''E118 CA81, OIt CITY A CCI'PTANOP. - - W. G. BANCROFT & CO. 253 and 2-55 King Street, one door below. Wentworth. September 10, 18953. 46 4m IR. W. JAS. DARGAN, & CO. D Rt U GIST S, One Door West of A. J. Foses' New Store. OfTers foi sale on reasonable terms,a choice well selected stock of Evan's Lancets, Perfuiery, Silver Lancet Cases, Flavoring Extractag Paints and Oils, Scarificators, Gelatin& (variety) Window Glass, Stomach Pumps, HMair1ils, Spirit Gas, Breast Do. Fancy Soaps, Best Vinegal', Brushos, (all kinds) Pens and Ink. Varnishes, Pessaries, Trises, Toilet combs, Shaving Creaus, Papcr, (variety). Leinoti Syrup. COLD-DRAWN CASTOR OIL, Best <luidity of Medcira and Port Wine and Frendh Brandy, For Medical pmrpo.os Expr'essly. Genuine Cod Lirer Ol, 'rhomsonian and Patent Medicines, 'Iogctber with a variety of' other articles, comprising' the'stock 61' Drugist or Physician. All on-ecrs put up wvith neatnecss and despatch. May 241th, 1853- 30.--tf DYSPEPSIA I N WSOE


ocr: from r ri VAN I1A I1DE. PLANTTATION AND M1LL Theti sua bscriler -l-rs lfor lais Pinataion an illslIt in Sumtter District, sitated on Blg eat il Creek,i* firteen inles below id six, fromt tiykin's Turn Out, contaiinig (1674) -ixteen hinadred stad FeVesvny-fltio hseatee four tid five hund-Ired acre.s clearjl ssneli niuder fenicse, [te alanico in fine limber. ni ft premises i I. gooi two srtory dwtelling, vith all the ie-csrry I'l:istat ion. tiost of htihi, have beetn creeted wit hini tit, last few years. On-the northern Sremity (of the tract is another tsettlement ist good repnir. Mti pliea are perfectly heasl thy. Also-A nt excellenst GrinAt Mill, witl I wo of sitone, and a 8aw Alill, capable of enattinag aboutst or thiusiaid fi-et of lumber per day. the Plantation will be3 sold (if desired) Stock (of cattle, I logs and Shiep, together %%wilt te IrovisimU .Cruop. If sishl -1timed iatelv, pos Fesa-ion will bo givel onl the. fitat of a.alaimary, The. terms2 and oiter pariiehiirty bie ob. t1an -si fromsslthfe imbscriber (psn the premiseH, or by liner directed tfo Boiykin's Ihpot, Camien Biranich of S. C. It. It. ' MAIRION SANDER3. SmiterDist. S. C. Oct. 12, 50 3m1 Look Out For Bargains! NEA Itl IX POS(IT!4 ' TOWN IIA I.LI 1iii subscribers are opensing ial receiv. Sing a gl ;resh an very large, assE'ortlciet I- every descriptioni of Goods to suit tie country tradle, which will ie sold as low as sanl be sought inl any markeut for casly; great-pains has beea taken ins 1.nyinag in Our stock of Ladies! Dress Goods is conmplete, embracisng eery article isa their lite . Also. le.asly Maide Clothing. Ilats ansd ('ttps, Boots ansd SloesN, &d. &e, we ashl- is for huavers to enll and ine for themselves.' {1"\Ve especially invite flte at 5ention (if 1:A.0ters to oir NE IM GOODS, Kerseys, I'lains, Idinseys, Voolsicys, lBlankels, Shoes, and I lats. cania ie saved ly t allin g oil us as ir NT)K IS LAl i-i-; and ie are de ito Scl. TINDAL & WATSON. Se lit.21. 1 53. 47 tf


ocr: Dr. W, Jas, Dargan t vinevs. Pla it z, 0Oiis, ])%-f!M wtnt3dii, Winl-.1n G;ls<, .'n y Articles, and a aritl y olwe-r .1-j!i,. tuially kiept i l Drug Storesz. 3xo. . l)ina~ s, . Ia. D.\ fe:AN, "I. O.." Next dowr to Chinta's llotel. Janl. 2,15 .y'-t.


ocr: .i t I lN 1'. 1,c \ \'. I"'TOtS. W EIMINDA1);1 M AY 3, 1854. Af- Per's$.-I5 wkii~n: to see fli non hrin, ss r'nnected wt h1 I he P ima'r or Inaw, caI' fil., - " ,'".v 1,,- .1trn-. 'hie dav. empt ro. '!r to tir ivn the ' afllraoni. at onr otlic", iist h-'ek n' Simi onsts' Nr'w Store. Ali hnsic-s ronneteri 'd withI the' paper tints! be tr:anisaetet with \\uILi.TAI Lwis, Jois S. RIutstitfnly, jr., or It. C. LosAs. Mr. R. C. LucAN, the Iortemian of Banner Oflig", is our nily authorised Agent to receive money and give rere&pts for the same, and iav always ie fonmd at the Banner Office. All letters aiddrrsseI to the Banner must be pre-p-sid to insure Attention. Votice. 't'he Vigilant Society of Sumtervitlte. will take notire that Banl No. 7, will turn out from Ditonday the 7th of AMay, for the us'ual term. I.. P. LURING, Pren't.


ocr: the Planters of District, have just received a large STO:K OF KERSEYS, Pldmsi. Jinsevs, Blaikets, Shoes, &c. &., to -all of witve we especi.Illy inviie your altention. We offer Bargains in thesie goods. WATSON & GARDNER. Oct. 4, 1854 4 tt. NUT', Factor and Forwarding WILMINGTON, R. C. give prompt personal attentior to the or for wurdmg. of Cot too, Naval-store's, any otiher prodilce, or to the purchase and forwarding of Merchandise. REFEIRENcE: P. I IA tLr. Pre~t 1Br' T'. Wilminig Dr. Tins. if. Wrrr.I-T ton. G. PARSLEY, Pre't 'l B'k N. C. (en. W. W. IIAULEE, o & CHaWFOso, "" K. W. CuAI.Es, Dafngtn 1. W. MCCAu., ( Drntn Wu. llA'-NsWORTn, Joasx J. MoolE. Sumter. Oct. 4, 1854 49 1y. CARSON & SON, FACT-ORB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CI A R L. E TON, S. C. ELISHIA ..ARSON, Office, Boyce * (:* J A E1 M. CAIS0 - Wharf. Zif Libemal advauces made on Produce consigned to their care. October 4, li54 49 tf


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ocr: Great CHEAP DRY ISHJNG to REDUCE his large and exten siveo Stock of Wihmter D~ry Goods before reeeiviang his Spring Stock, offers thema at Greatly Reduced Prices ! -A Moso TnEM ARE Plain, Figured and Plaid SILKS, French and Engrlish, and Plaid MERINOS, Plain and Figured DeL AINES, Fancy Col'd FLANN ELS. S[UAWLS, Cloaks, Black Merinos. Alpacca and Bombazine, CALICOS, GINGHA3IS and HOSIERY in great variety, Biown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, 'lhe above tagetnher with a large assortment of AL KINDS) OE GOODS are offered at exceedingly LOW PRICES.. Those visiting the City are respect fully invited to call. OgOSNABU7RGS, GEORGIA STRIPES and SIIRTINGS, at Faetory prices. Augutai. Feb 1 2t 3


ocr: ACGUSTA FASHIONABLE EMORIUX. W M . PRICE & TH E SPRING TRADE--Are constantly nnufacturing and AT ALL TIMES well supplied withi he newest styles of Clothing of all descriptions, COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS, SHIRTS Undershsirts and Drawers, 'RAVATS, SCARFS, GLOVES, BELTS AND BRACESg HOSIERY OF ALZ KINDS Trunks, Travelling Bags, Uc,, ft. TOILET - FURNISHING-Funcy Soap., Ex ;mcts, Cloth .ad Hair Brushes, Cuimbs, Knives, Sherrs, Purses and Port Monies, Canes, Umbrellas, Hats, Cape, -and every article of Gen lemens' dress and personal furniture. - TO THE TRADE-We are well supplied witi LOTHS, CASSINMERES, VESTINGS .-AN rRIMMINGS. Cloths by the piece, pattern or Fard, which we will sell as low as can be bought it New York City. WM. 0. PRICE, W. T. INGRAHAM. No. 258 Broad-street, Augusta.Ga, March 30 If


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ocr: The Town flall, Mr. C. M . IlllT' ofli-rs to thme Ladlies aml Gentlemien of Sumitgrille all aortsq of coolipa. be verages, ai at all hiouirs. Hie ha. on hand a bo'ifu supply of Ice, ginger-pop, Sodh Watierandl lemonado. Caliand seea for your. sielve. July 5, 1854.


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ocr: F I SK'S . Patent Mdetalic Burial 'PI ESE valuable air-tight and indestriustible Ca .ses. for protecting amid preserving the Degd ordinar~y interment, for vaults, fur anpsportation, for any other idesirable purpose, are oifered for in this Village, cheap for Cash, by J. M. WITT. -P. 5.-I have on hand an assortment of all


ocr: LTL Persons indebted to thae Estate of Elijah T. Ranch, dee'd., are reajnested 'u miake iaa m aediate 'paymlent, and those having demnds aga.intt said Estate will present them property attested, as I intend to close the .estate hy' Ihe 25th Decemaber next. JOSEflI WTSE, Adm'or. Nov 9 t 43


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ocr: GREAT SALE OF SPRING AT E. CHERIILL'S, 200 KING-S REET, NEXT TO ROBB'S. We beg\to call the attention of our friends and the public in general, to largest and che.apest stock of Silk, fancy Bonnets, Ribbons, Embroidered Collars, Sleeves, Chemisetts, Silk and Lace Mantilas, and all appertaining to the Trade. N. 1.-New Goods received every week. from the Country will please our address and favor us with a ci iI be fore purchasing ELSEWHERE. May 3, 1854 27 3t. Carolina---Sumter Dist, IV. LE WI , Esqr., Urdinaryfor District. Whereas Jemima Wee- s, hath to me ror letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods andl chattles, credits of the late Robert Weeks of the said District, decease. These are, therefore to cite and admon. ish all and singular, the kindred and cred. itors of the said deceased, to be and ap. pear before me at our next for the said District to be holden at Court House o n Friday the of May inst., to show cause, if any, the said administration should Given under my hand and seal, this day of May in the year of our (t.. s.] one thousond eight hundred fifty-four, and in the 78th year of 'Ay American Independenca. ay3, 1854. 27-2t


ocr: COLUMBIA 3d May, 1854. IIEREAS information has reached this Department that on the night of the 28th of February last a murder was committed in Darlington district, upon the body of a slave named Petcr, the property of L. A. Williamson, by a gun.shot would inflicted by Wm. L. Williamson, who has fled from justice. Now to the intent that the said Wm. L. Williamson may be apprehended and brought to trial and condign punishment, I hereby offer a reward of Two hundred and fifty Dollars for his delivery into any of the jails n this State. The said Williamson is about five feet eight inches in height, well formed, sandy hair, red complexion, gentlemanly in deportment, and suposed to be thirty-four years old. Given under my hand and seal of the State, at Columbia, this third day of May A. D. 1854. JOHN L. MANNING. BarMt. PERRY, Secretary of State, May 10, 1853. 28 4t Order No. 116. Head Quarters 44:h Regiment S. C. M. Oldford, May lst 1854. A court Martial in hereby ordered to con. wene at Timmons Town on FriMey the 2eth of May next at 11 o'clock A. M. r try all the defaulters in the 44th Regiment S. infantry. Commandants of companies will have all the dofaultera of their reaaective Beats summoned in due time to the court, and furnish evidence of the fact properly Sworn to.


ocr: Equity---Sumter John I. Broughton, B. Broughton, & L. Iroughton, By their next friend ) BILL. James R. Brock, vs. | E. Broughton. ) IN pursuanco. of an older in the stated case, I will ofTer at public sale, the first Monday in MARCH next, at Court I louser that Plantation or of Land, estimated to contain about 'T'housand acres, lying in Sutnier District, at or near Pulton Oflice, belonging to the late Edward B3roughton, junior, deceased, and he resided at the time of his death. to be sold for less than seven thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars. Upon tlte premises is a GRIST in good condition, and a SAW 1iL, is not in running order. upon which these Mills are is an unfailing one and is very valuable. lands lie upon the \Vaterce Swamp, both low and high lands, ard afbordmig an unsurpassed range for stock all kinds--the whole constituting one the mnost valuable Plantations ever offered fur sale in Sumter 1)istrict. A plat of the land will he in the hands the Corntnissiuner, showing its extent, ndaries, &c. Tintis:--One fourth part of the purchase to be pal in cash; the balance pay in one, two and three years, with in. frot the day of sale-the putrehaser to give bond and persona I gecurn;y. andit mortg;ge of the land for the credit portion the said purchase money. W. F'" I. IIAYNSVORTII, Coumnissioner in Eriity. Feb. 15, 1851. 16 dtd


ocr: FREEMAN HOYr, AS just received from New York, gOod assort ment of line E l W i RY, POCKET CU'I.E ItY, GOLD S'IE(. ''ACLS, &c , &c., whiclh he will sell cheap for cash a ,-tny other retailinig es tahiihinent in the State. . Thankful for past tivors. he solicits a continuance of the patronage his old friends and the public generally. Feb. C2, 1a. 17 t Executor's Notice, ALL persons indebtoil to the 16t:.te Richard langin, Esiar., deceased, of District, wil present them properly attest ed to either of the undersiganed. aid who are indebted will naake payment the same. \V. C. DUKES, Charleston. , JNO. J. RAGIN, Clarendon, 1l. r . Susnterville, Feb. 12, !8541. 17---4t gj7 Watchman copy. & We are authorised announce MNj. A. C. SPAIN as a candi. date for Representative from Clarenont County, at the ensuing election. Febi. 22, 1851. 17 t r


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ocr: Ileadqua~rtcers. MI~LFORD, 18th July, 185. ORDE R NO. Vf1lI Genecral Orders for Reviewts dated - 20th Juno are hereby courntertm anded, so far na relates to Reviews of thne 5th anid 6thr Regitrients of Cavalry. Th'le 5tha Regiment of Caval'ry ill par. de for review and drill at Sumter 'ille, on Thursday, 'lth Septemiber, instead of at Camden, on Tuesday, 5thr Sepitember. 'TI'he 0th Regiment. of Cavalry will par ade at Blackt.iocks, on the Charlotte rail. road, on the same day heretotfore ordered, Tuesday, 29th of Atugust, instead of at Yngue's, as d'esigniated in Gerneral Orders. By order oh the Czmanaader-in-.Chief RI, G. M. D[UNOVA NT, Adjutant and JInspec'tor Gehneral. July 20. 39. 4t.


ocr: AtteninI Claremont Troop? IN pursuance of orders fatmr *' Head Quarters," ye~' are hereby ordttecd to ati. ucemble in Suiioiaville on Thursday thie 7th fieptember next at lt0-'clock-, :V..'b, fully armned and eiquippedi for drill and review T'he commrissioned and mrenemUmissioan. edl officemrs will assemable the-dy previous for di ill and lnetrtuction Uiy order er R. C. WVEnU. Capt. 57 Watchman copy. FOR SALE ORTO RENT. TH iE .ubs.ribe ofibes 44. Farro, having on it a dwellinig s'in out housest and the best teafer ini the dia'rriet, sii'ated a short distance te mown oif Sumstervilh., for sale or to Rint. Tuname mades easy, arro logv at


ocr: p& tfO h p N tia -bI~~B 1t;IU IP sund.i- s.s ee la.h eb.. selves togdther, under the above tianie and atyle, fort the tranhction ofeli i. nees in the werea'AWile lnb and math. at the olii sta&l of Wat. 'W t.t3 e, they will) be hapjly to' see and aee . elb shl /Indfadhd7ublie. C . .. . , 21, R.W


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ocr: r1'a'HE Subiscriber hamving erected - ..newv building. in the rear of Alessr Wu1L.I.uts & CnrIE and L. HILL' Stores, is prepars.' to do all kinds of Blacksmuit hing. IT~irse-Shoeinig. and Plantation work will rece p.rompt attentioni. S. F. GOOD)E. 19 .tr -1


ocr: Masonic Notice, A R EG ULA R Commtuniention of No. 50, A .F M., will be held at teir Hall on Saturday evening, 18th February. at 7 o'clo'ck. By order of the WV. M. A. G. TEAGUE, See'y. Feb 15 It 5


ocr: - LL Persons indebted to The Estate of.G. W RLteans, dee'd., are hereby requested' to coine. ora and make payment by te 10Piday ot -No vember next, and all persons Iavt nay.ust'elaimn Against said deccased are reqti& dridihi in by that date, accordingtoi. .- . - ELIJAh! HOLL(WAY, -


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ocr: NEW STOCK At Frierson's Old Stand. The subscriber has removed to the store formerly occupied by Capt. T. 1). Frierson, and is recieving a largre and ctoicce stock of goods, consisting of a fine assortment of Goods, Calicoes, Iiunespnans, Mouslin de Laines, Licee, Edgings, Insertings, Ribbons, IIoseries, also a fine assortment of Boots, Shoes, Htats, Caps, and ready made Clothine-, Groceries of select quality, C rockery,-.F'ruit, Nuts, &c. &c., beside other articles too numerous to mention. lie keeps constantly on hand a and fresh supply of Soda water, syrup and Ice, all of which will be sold as cheap as at any hous' in town. The pub lic are requested to call and see for them selves. MOSES LEVI. June 21, 1854 1 tf. A. ANDERSON, Sumsterville, S. C. Respectfuljy informs the people of Sum ter District that he has just receive- and now offers for sale the best. selected and most choice stock of Spring and Summer Goods, That cannot be surpassed by anything in this market. lie has received many new styles which purchasers would do well to oxamine be fore buying elsewhore. BYROADCLOTIIS, CASSIMERES VESTING0S. ALSO A full and large supply of Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Hand. kerchiefs, &c. &c., ALSO -- A large assortment of itEA[)i 3MADE CLO THING, which will be sold lou. J" Garments nannfactured by the subse- . ber, and warranted to give satisfaction. Or ders from a distance promptly attended to. A. ANDERtSON. April 5th. 1851 If Notice, .JUST received and opening a fine stock of the most fashionable and Latest Styles of Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in part of the following articles. 111k. & fancy Cloths. " & " ('assimneres. Spring & Summer Tweeds 131k. White & Fancy Silk Vestitgs. " " " Marseilles " " " Linen Drills 111k. White & Fancy Silk Cravats. Linena & Cambric " Silk & " Ilandk'fs, Gloves, Socks, &. Drawers Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars Silk & Merino under Shirts. 111k. Silk " hiats Panama & fancy hints. CIohinu g. Bi1k. and Fancy Cloth Coats anl Sacks. " "o "t -Tweed " " " " "t "t - Alpaca I " " Silk, Grass and Linen " " " Drap d't-te -- " " t ItIk, and Fancy Cassimere Pante, Dri d'ete aid Tweeds, Vhl and Fancy L.inen t 1lk. White, and fancy Silk Vests Bombazine and Linen


ocr: Lawv Notice. J. B. N. HAMMIVET, ATTORNEY AT LAWV, SUMTLERVILLE, S. C. Oslice next do)or to J. B. & R. C. Webb's Newi York Store. - 2:3, 15 1t


ocr: B11\NEI .Y. S. 10CH ARDSON, Jit. JJIN R. LOGAN., Ewos WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1854. lor thae Banner'. Tho following persons have been ap pointed Agents and are authorized to re .oive, and receipt for, all sums due the 3.umter Banner. A ny person wish ing to become a subscriber to the .Ilanner, by 'Bhey will alsosee holorwardog alI ad Vertising business connected with the paper. W. W. WALKEa Ja.,. ..Columnbia S. C. S. WI. W.n:TAKEa,.. WValmiington, N. C. WuaLIAas HYVDE,., ,,."... ."... R.C. LoGAN,.......umterville 8. C. o51 other person is authorized to receipt the -Banner. 3"'' Persons wishing[ to see us upon business cmnnected with the Psper or Lw dan aian- at any hour during the day, at'our officefjust'back of Sor.oMons' New Store. ET All letters addressed io the Barifter must be pre-paid 10 insure atten


ocr: I am vow receivi&g ONE 0F TEttlE LiEe it ever br'oughit t which I will sell low for cash or to nppro experience and the ready money to buy got art:les remnarkably cheap. viz: A .AlGE STO'.K OF DRY GOC IIATS. C;.\l' , : ilOES, C:OPE' BUIllDIN 1 AIltALS, CAPl'P lARD WAlRE, of all description-, I STONE JUGS AND JIARES5, ST( CARIIIAGE TRIMMINGS, CARIR LEA'Pi Il ER OF' AI.d KIDS, Sadd STATIONA RY AND CONFJCTI CROUK lit Y, in dinner setts and oil GROC:1lllS, o' all k inds. And alsnost 113y article Sept. t2i, 1X54. and opening for sale SaT ST4 O '"O)'n F G OODS o this market, ed customers on time. Iavring ten years ds with, enables mse to oil'er the following IDS, nostly domestic:. S 1:1WAR:, li:ASKETI WARlE, &c. !'NTER:I'S TOOLS, C.UTI'LERtY, &c. 'ole, Ovens, Skillet:;, &Sc. )NE CI1UltNES. IAGE HIAlDWARE.. ery, Ila'rress, &c. &c. ONAltY. crwise. that may be called for. 47 tf


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ocr: jOS E P4,I1DE N1 DZNALUR mE l A ozas,5i , - AND - S H I P C'H.A N'D L E RY, 60 2asta3ay, opposite P. & M. CHJARLESTON. S. C. E keeps constantly for sale a general assort ment of PAINTS and OILS of all kinds, Window Glass and Sashes, Spts. Turpentine, Canphene, Spirif Gas, Tallow, Grindstones, Cordage, Chalin Pumps, Glue, Paeking Yarn, Foot Gin Fixtures, and Brushes of kinels.


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ocr: ,.MARRIED.--On (lie evening of the 2tJth inst., at the residence of M r. A Brown by the Rev. Joseph E. Browvn, Mr. .tuEs BnowVn of of Kerahaw and Missu Saa~n BRowS, dlatghter of Mr. Ahner Brown of this District. MaamE.-By the Rev N. Graih'm, at the Ilills Basptist Church, on Tueslav 2$jl mt.4, W. W. Mtony, to Miss F.'1'. RzvmJA.nosori


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ocr: M~asonic Notice. r A itE( ULt.\R Communication of h N o. 50, A. F M., will be held in their Iltall on Saturdlay evening, 20th ,e inst., at 7 e'clock. n By or der of tie W. hl. A. G. TEAGUE, See'y. Sl 4it 10


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ocr: Just Arrived and for ail lFixtures, &c. Violins andI Giiihirs; L.JI lI.\.\Ks. AUISb 9, tar31 4. .


ocr: k Ill- I34 -l iii. 31 l, U '.I telll 131j13 h itit o ~ 11 ' h .'ll3I lfi SO r ti g of14 h4i s4' r~id 1.k~r r11 iur l I1I1111144, 1 ~. 11~ tw 1 .110 Ow.1 134 ,' ec-.:i. f4 t all.- iliit. t lil-, , awli 8 . Carohi - .'II4 . 1/1114 . 1 14 11. (if Owii a4I i kitlI d. At C.,1~i A i 2 v i ) - I o. n v 3l .11 A 1 IN -S T It"1" E CI0L.3,1111,\. 8. C. and DEALER IN F1NE, AND PLAIN L.-'" PAoIs A, hns. A t ve ry Iamw prica.s iarea~ash. I I.- ia consainntt lv r;- --ni'hiin 2 ii-- larpge -aorinm ent frama his :\Nt~FACT Y ) i. Cohnima, ail irorm NwYork, nati nwv tollN-rs a greatier variety atma nnIs esperti:i:l :o it$ ''ANC'Y ANIl r-N A 31 i~.i-,' Fi: NITU ti-, Sitainmg and ilckipls A'h irs. &k. . A' ill G.\l & CO's stil'l l."ZO'It Al G(12Z.IIA 13iPKfVIW*'9) I'IAN.A. at Yoari rash piriers. ' All, 'iatos tar Faitrii. ture olt ly hin :iro warr:anted for -it vnitr iaaloner. A! 4imlai f 1-'urnita:ro tveItly tim pri aila y riepair A. A Ieare iat of MIA I!OI;A NY YVEN -:1RN taon -hand. % ith tither C.abitO 3;tlaer'A 31Materinal.in V7.: a riet v. WAi..-I'AlE'1. A N) iBORDt)E1RNG, .Lart!- nas rich assoirtiment. - Vi.. -rnils sa rived :t s'hoart inotie-i wilh 31e~atah :01Waas I ( lling'. I i . w otal.1 resp -taflly navite his frien ids ajl the itblie geniterally tip call atnd Stock. 31.arch 15, 1511. 20 . JOHN~ T. DARBiY. \V I1111 G, LITTLE & CO. S.L~i''TI.i. J I).0SCO:.':. c-, F. J'AXCKSON. AI H). Kl/.VU(r N I', Next door it) Vicorir I Iaatl. CiHAltiESTON S.C. A IL i a.--A iarge and Stoc-k maf Recad y-31ade C Iothings,. A T T OWES-T PONSriB.. PRiCt ES, Sill it'S, 118|-. It Y, U31It IiEI..L A S, &c. Apr. 12, 151. 2-1 ly Lead! White Lead! -U 0,0 LiIS. l'URiE WIiTA' L 1"'. I ) 1a4 r .ile low. J: & .J. It. ICW A RT, Cohnnh(iaia, S. C. Marh 15); 1351. 1) ly rMILLS HOUS. TIO'MlAS Proprie tor, CtILiRLETOA, S. C. VIA) 2., 185-4. 18. ly. DR. C. I MIOTr Co1,TiIIa, S. C. X.1.1 TI/ll CUUC/.T 11OUSE. 1)M EIll IN Medicimes, Chemi cals, Perfumery and Articles. SEL TED EX iMIRESSLYr FOR IIIS 31AltKET. :arch 15. Ha i. 20 ly. A. BROIDE, Dranise in Prorisions, Flur, L I Q('UiV (/Im, Cu |IS T laICO. 1".I1 COh.-, (11 )C A7 lf1w;14 1 TA. I S.. CC. A I.SO, Plantation Su plies and (:' I.YTRY/? PRW1 HCl-.. TE.\, AIlANSES. UlMM I91. Ri rfadsn Stree/, 3fac I15, 1a1. 2L' 1. HOTEiL, Nol-te ace co rner vj'('h ucha aind CII.-li IEiSTl()IN. S. C. F.!b. 29, l'<a. 193 - 17


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ocr: Masonic Notice. A N EXTR A Communication of' No. 50, A. F M., will be held as their Hall on Monday evening, 6th, March, at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. M1. A. G. TE AGUE,See'y. Mar 1 Iti


ocr: Retigular hle.eting of this Todge will lie hieldl in their lll,. on: Monday evening next, at 7 o'elock. 11. BOULW ARE,See'ry .


ocr: Well Digger Wanted. H E Subscriber wishes to procure the services of a Well Diggzer for a short time, to whom customary wares will be given. A pply at the rei 'dencee ot the Unadersign, on the Martin Town Road 15 miles above Hamburg. JUNAA~


ocr: Bezaleel Chapter' R, A.' MF REULA R -Convocation of BEZALEEL CI[A PER of R. A. M., will be held en e-vening next. af 7 o'clock. *A full att'end of all the Mtembers Is requested a. basiness'of importance will ha brought before the Chapter. A. RAal8EY, M. E. HI. P. - 7


ocr: a 'I h d n h t r a tl a; t U ' d i r l I I FALL TRADE, FOR 1853! C UNNINGHAMI C UN IN GH i PHE UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CASH SYSTEM during Lpast season, have become still more convinced that it is the only true system of doing ROCERY BUSINESS on terms advantageous to both seller and buyer, being the cheapest; fest and surest for both. While the seller is benefitted by getting the CASH PAID r his Goods, enabling him to turn his money over many times in the year, the buyer has lynntage of getting his Goods Ten or Fifteen per Cent Cheaper 'ban they can be obtained from those-who sell on credit; they being compelled to sell at iflerence of per centage to cover bad debts and pay the additional expense of keeping and col eting long accounts. It only requires a little reflection, aided by a slight examination, to con inee those who visit Hamburg for the purpose of purchasing SUPPLIES, that the Merchant eals exclusively on the Cash System in purchasing his Stock, lays it in cheaper than those who large Stocks on credit, with a view to selling them out in the same way, being enabled to i capital over only once a year, must of course get larger profits to sustain his business, im who on the Cash system, buys moderate Stocks, SELLS QUICK and TURNS OVER pital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligent planter will perceive that the CASH lerchant will have made more money at the end of the year, by making FIVE PER CENT PROFIT, ian the credit syster man will at TwENTT-FIVE, and that those who buy Goods had better bor 'w the money at Sorne, and allow even fifteen 'or twenty per cent interest, and pay CASH is supplies, than to purchase on time even from the best CREDIT HOUSES. The Undersigned having made ample arrangements to keep on hand a LARGER STOCK, rid much better as.ortment of ALL KINDS OF GROCER.IES 'han they did the past season, only ask of their friends and others visiting this market, to ten a call, where they will find, in addition to FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, a apply of nearly all the staple Goods usually used in the country, such as addlery, Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, FLANNELS, &c., &c. Being thankful fir the liberal patronage of the past season, and looking forward to a creased trade the comning Fall. we have laid in and are now receiving our Stock, and take re in calling the attention of customers to our superior - Teas, Sugars, Coflee, Cheese, MYolasses, Flour, Bacon, WINES AND LIQUORS. 'hose who prefer paying Cash for their Goods, and thereby save Fifteen Dollars in erery red, had better call at, our Old Stand, on they Corner nearly opposite the Carolina Hotel. II articles sold, will be put up in the best manner, and warranted to tnrn out wh:t they are rep ,ented. R. F. & 11. L. CUNNINGHAM. llamuburg, Oct, 10, 6m 39 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! DRY GOODS FOR THE FALL U A. RANSOM. Agent for R. M. Fux.LER. is now in receipt of a LARGE and .. s Stock of FORtEIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, comprising all which is new eautiful. Anong which may be found- - 11 Wool DE LAINES, of rich and splendid j Red, white and fig'd Flannels, all qualities; style, Solid colored Fl:ennels, for Sacks; .arge and small fig'd De Laines. all qualities, Cawsmiers, Snitinets, Tweeds and ersian Dc Laines, various qualities, . Jeuns, all qualities; 'laid Silk l.ustres, very rich ; Bleached and brown Table Damaske, Raw Silks, in high colors ; all Linen ; ;ashmeres and Alrpna Lustres, all qualities Bleached Damask Talble Cloths, some very fine and colors; Bleached aned berown Linen Towellings lain bl'k Gro d-Rhine Silks, various qualities Toewels :all gnalities; and widths; Embroidered Table Covers; lck WVatered Silks, a snperior article lrish Lineen oF every gunility, from SFig'd and Brocade Silks; mn~intceries ini soft linlish. 5-4, 1o-4, ich, colored Silks, all qnn~lities ; and 12.4 bleached and brown olored Marceline Silks, desirable colors; ,est nke; olidl colored De Laines antd M'erinos; Granite' ille, AngiTsta and Haneock olidl colored Paris De Bege, for travelling Shcirfings, b~y the bacle or piece, ieenp; dresses; ~Real Georgia lains, and Twills, olGeo. rench Scotch and Amerienan Ginghama, from mntufetuere, ceep; 12 to 371-2 cents: Twilled Kersys, rninufietured at the ~nglish French ancd Ainerican Prints, from Mannf:~.e; orineg Comcpanyv 0 1.4 up; Georgin Stripes and Oscinbtnris, Cotteon atine Tahnna of new and beautiful styles; White aned colored Mlanikets, large stock, will ,adies Cloth Cloaks, new nai late styles; sold ceep: ~oored Fringes, Pointed Gimps. and other Whitneiy and Ribbon bound Blankets, all Tritmmings, great variety ; ties and sizes; lain and-fiig'd Cloths, light fabric for Ladies Crib 1la;nkets; Cloaks; Three Ply, Ingrain and Hemp tnck Thibet, Bay Stale and e mbroided Shawls: various patternus; hitasetts, French worked Collars aund Under- Rogs and [Drnggets, for floor cloths ; sleeves, late styles; Ladies and Childrens Shoe-u; aonet, Thrend and Lislo E agings and Insert- Carpet B:nis, P'ort Mounies, Ivory anid Penrl ing~s, all qualities ; h.-ts, Ext racts Oitto of Rose.s, Fatey adies Merinco annd Silk Under-vests: Colo'gne, Hair and 'eth Biruahes, idl Silk and Wool Gloves, for Ladies, Misses and Ilorci Comubs,&c., &c. and Children ; (Q' These Goods have been purchased with GREA T CARE at the L.OWEST MAR RICES, nnd putrchasers may re.4t assnred that every article will be sold as ceaep as enti ught iti Augusta. An exa mination Ia respectfully solicited. M. A. RANSO.\, AGENT FOR , - R. M. FULLER. IfAnnUa, Oct. 26, 1853. if 41 - R E OV A L PIN -O TEBOS ,SC oot and Shoe 1iEanufactory. eei'it hi


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ocr: , SQUIER, Ilanufacturer and DE A FXR IN FTNE ;AND PL4I4E I \j'':1 L.'A'Iit.. & . Y A' t vm~m la imriaa'a Ihr taa'l. 1ie is iv ra-iiiansi:', ill Iair.t* a.tm.Elrn-t MA N-,i FA~C'T' .1' in l'ol 'zamia, aand Irons i\aw York. sadit nw amll*rs it reamter variety thann ;mruiu a~'. initl,. so in FA %NCY A ENAMELLEIID L i HIt RE, Sitt ing and R~a a,im.m. ('Hairs. &a' a.' A. V.(.' t CO m.'S St'l'I:ltlOlI .1\U (;REA''. I 'ia VE~l l'.tNo'- . : "Turk 'a: I, 1"ir. L ,; ' .1l1li'ima'. ar i-'mrnl sir. -tAl l.1 hii..i tire a arraitm,.i lie, :,." ye*ar rr lonfge-r. 'Al h .indl . if I"tirnit :r.: ntai i a ill prt~miild ru'inireal.. I",1." 14.1 oaif 31110( AN'i 1'": E;i'iR on hmandi tr- ii a.r at:ableL Maker's \1: eariatiu, in gnat 'va:set:. W 11I.!.-'.1'Eit A N 1) I3UZtDEiU\(;, a :.uit l ic -d sartm,.mitt. Si-miaargils 'L.rvtea at salmor notice with 91 sheli rinmd 11'00.i Cadlimat. lie waoniIl rei'Ima-tlully invite hie friends gc thec public generally to call anti examnine to toil,. Mi nu h 15, 1851. 20 l y.


ocr: Goods! Fall Goods .lIl'Til: &; N E~WiJEhtY wouild miform theitir friendslu and at ithe ubic that theay have jiut received a large ttal wetl e lected Stock of s FALL AND WINTER E00DS, embracing every quality and atyle of l.AIES*1 DR ESS(0GOODS; Heavy G~oods, 4c., ies, loots and Shoesta of every .descriptioii; ato letatundl Capa;.hlardweoti U ry; tady 4made Cloithing, etc. etc., 'to wit ,tey; -- A~SO - A'slh.: oft CI Ir TC tu AR


ocr: .4QRT~ Fo' lee l Cosapetet Ottee - ('O1UGiIIS, a'r1)jl).y. /.Y!';y l..; %A A 'l.13A. Ill 'N(:lIlTI.-.;. l'I'TLV O-'llI~ilil. 4 ALl. U TIll-It LU 'y I T.Av' M. Tl'-.VIJ'.VLi 'TO Cj.y Thim' Icreprcactionhm is geniic' ic., i'.' all ov,:r uur Cimotiry. i'e tilltirnclie b'-"rc we re. ccive. frec our tarious A.-lems, infIorming usof cures effiected in their iuendiate twighborhoods warrant its ill bayiag it is one of the best iif not the riry it Cough 1.di-i ia . w lief ,. the puelihe. It alio.i inen'riIlc relierts and nl unfrreiiently cure-s the 'eryt worst rmets. She., tilt other ('uugh prepa:~atins have fail ed. this has rehieved the patient, as Dtruggisos,. deers im r":edicines.aw 'l Phey,-iians ccll teti tv. Ask the Agent in yourneicarest tawnE, what has h,-en li experice.' of the efflctsi of this ,Medileme. If he has beens gelling it for ally length of time he n ill tell you. IT 1 Ti lE HST .lEJCIN I; X'TiACT'. lelow we give iew extrcts from letters We haLve reievedibiety regardii g the virtues of this nrdirie#9! Dr. S. S. Oslii, of Knoxville, Gat., says:_ I hate been. usin; yow Liverscort and '1tr tert '.rltente icrly iu lly pracelre for lthree' tar.< ial, it is with lleasure I stae my lrite! in i.t superiority over all other articles trith wehich f ai acqet ialljor which it is reconencrded.'' Messrs. 'iizgerald & Ilh'cieer', writing fromt. N. C. cay:-" The Lierrurt and ' ar is becomang da/ily more popnlar in this Coun. try, and .we think jusal y so. All eho, aeur triad it sprrek in conemnfhalec letc otin a/ it, amt! say is very benefecial in ulleviating tie comnplaints for wchie/h it is rrommnaemledl." Our Agent In l'i.keens District, 8. C. Mr. S. it. .teFall, assures us '" that he uses it eith great benfit in his wnfamieily, nsad recomniende . his neighbors." Ile give" an instant ofa Negro, wtomeu, in his vicinity , when had beei sufllerio-, niiI disea.se: of the Lucgs for many yea re, at tended with severe emgh, who was refieved by the Liverwort and Tar. Such are thie good reports we hear of t!.is 31edlemie from all patrts oif' the South. !'orr -: report of the surprisim: eures it hats perforeoel in the Western and Norterit ami La tern States, we would invite the suclerinag patient to read the ,aiimphlet which aeccmep.eies eachi bottle. '1c all, we say, hacc hope, haec hope ' TRY TH'E IEfDICINEA!: IIIE VAltNE.D IN SEASON ! e And negleut not that cough which it, daily weakening your constitution, irritating your threat and ongs, and inviting urn that dre:ad dir eattr C insumiption, whi- so soothing and lteal leg a remedy can he obtained as Dr. Roger': Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. HIEWA it:OF COU)N'TE'ltlFET1'S AND BlASE- I-311TIAIONS ! The) ermiene article is signed Andrew Rog. er', on the cengrated wr.ip'nr around each bot tle. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for$:. Scld aiholesale and utail by COV1L& 31LAD, 1ll Ch'lartres:M,. ler. Cct cci and St. Louis, N. 0., rule Agens far '.4c. Southern States, to whom all orders and':pplicaution for Agenieiee mtcsat be addrese'd. SOLD ALSO BW .Iac.t.ER & fnITTON, n Snterville, S. (. T. J. WVoaRKtNI , ('anmd,:, S. i-. Z. J. Illen.t y, Camdlen. S.t S. Eai.ct, ruremcburg,. S. C. June 12, 1851 31 ~ 6uo, Far-faied _lcdicine


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ocr: Machine Shop, STUAtI oN Fox CREEK, Oat AND A HAIF snILE1 W1st or CHEROKEE PoNos. IE Subscriber would respectfully announce to his friends and the public generally, that lie continues to carry on the above business under the favorable auspices, being situated near three where the different kinds of material can be had at the lowest prices, and having sufficient to propel his Machinery, it will be seen that he DOES possess material advantages over all competitors, which enables him to offer the following articles at from FIFTEEN to TWENTY Cent LOWER than the Augusta prices, viz: Family & Children's Bedsteads, PANEL DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, &C., -ALSO Repair all kinds of Furniture at the residence any one who may favor him with a call, on the reasonable terms. GEORGE B. LANHAM. Mar 29 eowtf .1


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ocr: Pair Plantat EDWARD DA subi-criber begs leave to announce t, and constantly receiving Laree supplii Boys, Youths, and Children's Boots 0-:' Oiders froi the country faithfully al 31r. DA.Y will lbe haippy to receive orde day s. Plantatien lats by the case onl 306 Kii 27th, 1851. e Ball in ion Brogaiis at the P iP3T, 3CE LY'S BOOT AND SHOE 3JET C Hi TV 3 the Planters and Merchants of Suinter and :s of 'LJANTATiON 8110EN, together w ind Shoes, of every kind, aid from the tmo. id promptly attended to. rs fron the Merchants of Sumterville at A g Street, Charleston, S. C., a few doors aho 48 Motion. lanter's and L EMPORIUM, Villiammsbu rg Districts, that ie has now ith anl unrivaled stock of Ladies, Misses, ;t fashionable WVorkmen. r. China's Hotel, where lie will remain EDWA RD. DALY, -e tne M1erchant's HIotel-samne side. (f


ocr: EDWARD SOLOYON8 SUMTER VILLES. (1. 3g' Office three doors north of the C. If. -Jtne 3, 18M 3


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ocr: A RARE CHANCE! Lumber for Sale, T HE Subvcriber ofiers for sale at his Mill.- tw miles South-east of the Pine House, one of thi FIN EST LOTSof SEASON ED LUMBER in country. which lie will sell very low. gW Those in want of Lumber will do well hand in their bills early. ABSALOM HORNE. July 27 328


ocr: F I S K'S Patent Metalio Burial Oasesi r j Pi SE v'aluable air-tight and indestructile Ca I ses. foir protectinig aiid pireservmng the Dead for ordinary intermeiit, fur vatults, for tsansportatiosn, or hr aniy 'thier desiratble purpose, are offered for sale in this Village, cheap for Cash, by J. M. WITT. July 27 tf 28


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ocr: SOUTH CAROiINA. Equity---Sumter !Maria E. Ma ples, 1 I )ol ly Ml. M1ap>le, r Edward Jlaples and C. Maples, lBy t heir next friend, Levi F. lhame, Bill for Arc't. .ackso n .1. 1rothtn, ''hoiuas Maples and \Vilhiam A Brock and his wife. J It appearing to my satisfaction, that W1illiams A. Brock, one of the I)efendants in the above stated Bill, is absent frot tlt of South Carolina : it. is ordered, on motion of Mayrant Complainants Solicitlors, that the sail \Villiam A. Brock do plead, an swer or demur to the said Bill within three moths from the date of the publication of th is order. A Iso, orlcred, thnt this Order he publish. ed three month in one of the G;azctts in this lbstrict. \V. F. B. IIAYNSVOR''I I, Comn. Eiq. N. D). Jan. 11, 185I. 11 3m


ocr: FISK'S M ETA LLIC COF'FtNS of all sizes, constantly omn hand and for sale bmy IhUDSON & B1ROTHERl, O)pp. Temmprance Wml Stiterville.


ocr: and Sold, ITlE undersigned has uiened ian offie at No. 16 State Street, Charleston. where lie har on hand a n ersr of mIKEi.Y YOtINC NE. ItO ES for sale from whlich he can supply the of anly of the communinity. These No. groes arc pukrchkased iln Marylandi, Virginia, North and Sout h Cakrolinua. 'l'o htis lot he is continiuall y recei ving accessions. The highest prices pid at all times for tiegroe's. J. MI. E. SIIARPE, 16 State Street. Charleston, Dec. 21, 1853. 8 ly Law Not ice. J. B. N. HAMM~fET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. next door to J. I1. & R. C. Webb's New York Store. Makreh 22, 185~3 2


ocr: JvT T JE 13IL3 I am now reteiving ONE OF TIlM LARGE ever brfought I which. I will sell low for cash or to npproi experience and the ready money to buy got articles remarkably chcap, viz: A LARGI STOCK OF DRY GOC HlATS, CAM'S, 81101-',, COOPEf BUILDING MATICUALS, CARPI IIAltl)VAI1E, of all descriptions, I STONE JUGS AND JARES, ST4 CARiAGE TiUMMINGS, CARh LEATHER OFALLKINDS, Sad] STATIONARY AND CONFIECTI CROCKERY, in dinner setts and oil G ROCERI ES, (of all kinds. And almost any article Sept. 20, 1854. Horse Shoeing, Blacksmith ing, &, &c. The obeve branclies, together with En ginecring and Mlachinests work generally, can and will be faithfully execited at the SUMTER MACIlINE 'SOPS near the Rail Road Depot iii Sumaterville. No ex ertions will be withheld to render these Shops worthy the patrornage, aid capable 'of supplyinir the lechanrical requirements W the Ditrict. A Fouindry wiil be erectid as n as pra.ticable, b' h for Iron and Brass '\ have an excellent Steam En gine int opration, capablie of drivmrg a large duantity of naclinj-ry, therebly eonn litnr Ine to e.,(,ute work with fcih ity arid economtry. A'1 work done at this estah'isliieit. will he turned out under the i:nmeliate mspec tion of the subscriber. Ve ask Io onesidel patronage. If our work is riot as well done and as cheap as other Shops can ac comuilplish it, we expect not to lie employed O.lherwise we desire only such patronage as will enables us to do justice to till par ties. T. J. COMILAN, Manig-r. Sept. 27th, 1854 4 I f rD, Watchmatn copy if. Gun and Locksmith Shop. The subscriber intlormns the public that has added to thi! workshops near the Depot in Sumierville, a shop for doin rg Gun, Locksmith, ail other flite Smithi work, and has employed a first rate workman for that purpose. T. J. COGIIL.AN. Sept. 27, 185.1 48 tf '11 Watclman copy tf. Steam Grist Mfill. A first rate Grist ill is no-.v in operatioti at the Suiter Machine Slhr;s. A .iire in and attentive watchi:m attenis to this department. Tiose whr:1 choise to avail themriseives of this convenience carn tie a.c cuinnodated every d-y excpit Sitilay s. T. J. COGIILAN. Maarer. Sept. 27, ItS54 48 tf -47i W ac I man11i coply it. Notice. tiffice Vqil. & Man. R. R. Co. ON arid ailter Ist:r~ of) iibe, the.I Pa senger lRues of Fiare o; tIs lItord, wdll be estabblshred as follow's: First Rt.re F'are, nior stat ion, - $ ;l0 """fori Wiultiringtinir lair to Kingsville, - 6 (ltt Second Rtate Fdre, per~ s atin, - 2 "' for two or miore statiotns-per staltioni, - 20 " " "fronm Wiltninogton to Kinigsville, 4 00 J. P. RtOI-'.!!TSON, Art'g ,uplt. Sept. 27, 1854 48 . Land For Sale. I OFFER for sale T'liRiE TIRACTS OF LANI) lying in Clarke County Mississippi, near a dlepot otn thre Mile atnd Ohio Railroad, and within a few ~otir's travel of the Southern Railroad route fromt Vicksburg to the Ababamaa State l.ine, ere long conntecting itself with the t harletont road, arid thtus it) liuc, it will be on theii great thiorouglhare trm the At laintic to the Pacitie. Tihe first Tlrarct is over 1700 acres, 4100 hrammock, the bharmee richl creek bottom, every acre of which (eseept th~it whichr the creek runs through) cant lie cultivated; and willI yield 1500u pun~tdS ol cioti on pr acre, and from '40 to 50) bushrels o1 corn pracre. Tho second T1ract hra" 800 acres, jints the aibove atnd is equally as r.ch. Etuch loive beautrful Sites bor set tlemiets, comr. tnanding au full viewv of the whole. The third TIract. has 850 aurresi 200 cleared; will make 100(0 porunds of tton, atid 30 bushiels of corn per acre-Scrt:*, Cin llouse, fine dwelling, &c. TIhe above lands lie nrear the village of tUnterprise, wheu~re thret- are~ two tine Ac lideiries. TPhey are tine-watered, wetI timbered, thre best of summiter and wvinrer ranige tor stock, extensnve outlets, arid as lb health and society, the cout-try stands busurpassed by any other portionr of the ii Sunny South." Th'lere are many advantages here, which ft notice of Lhis kmnk would precludie-the fact is I have tnever seen so lino a country bverlooked ars this has been. Im;:rgiine bodres of land lying In the sand. lills between Columbia arid Carnden, S. C., which will produce lromu 1000) to 15001 ptountds of cotton per acre, arnd corni ins lhe same proportion, with all tire blessings of pure water arnd go(~d health for wyhichs those satidhills are noted, arnd the saime will be realized here irn the country, rind the Lands which I now oti for sale. Upon thre whole, (anrd I speak knowing. by,) tIs is the mrost desiraible coittoni region hns the West. I will only add that hrere. the children's children ei thad a fertile komsstead" without thre upilcatlizion eli Gunno. P'nymnets easy-I itlhes inidisputable. WII.LIAM A. WARD, 2nterprise, Clarke Coonity, Mississippi Sept. 27, 1854 18 2t THE LAMPLIGHTER 045,000 Pt lishred 'The twost ubarndn oftnmerican IRomances ; MONl flIGT'F M COr. . [OSES. E"OCX 0 3C. O.FN co d s C3EsNV-3H and opening for sale ST STOCK OF GOODS o this market, 'ed customers on tittne. Having ten years xls with, enables moe to offer tihe following )DS, mostly dlnmestic. .28 WARE, IIASKP WARE, &c. _0-NTER'VS TOOLS, CUTLMltY, &c. lots, Ovens, Skilts, &C. JNE CHUlRNI-. IAGE H A100WA RU. lery, llarress, &c. &c. ONAl{Y. erwise. that may be called fbi. 47 tf datibiiates. Mit. EDITOR: 1.'leasC antnou0nce CmOl. J. M1. Nri.sox as a catidate for Senator for Claremont County, at the ensuing election, and oblige MANY VorT:ns. February 8th, 1851 15 tf 93' Watchmian p1lea4e copy. Mn.Ei-ro::You w%.Il olige nlaany citizens by announcing (C01. J. 1). Bt.AND t(: as a candidate fior II'presentative for Claremnont County, at the next session of our L.egislatutre. Feb. i, 1.5.4 15 tf :iw" Wvatchiman please coply.I Mr. Editor: The Citizens cf CI.rendom County aire desirous that C. W. L. It YNOLUS, reprentt thein in tihe next .egislature. By LnMinimIeImmg him; a Candtilidate for that office, yo.u will oblige theni. MSs We are authorised to ammounce Maj. A. C. SP-A IN as a candi date for Representative from Clarinont Cuty, at the .ensuing clectiom. Fteb. L.2, 14.17 t K Mressrs, Editors: You will ole mny.mv voters ot Claremnont Eec tion trict byannnin . R. LA ROACI IL lR 101' as a cailate for a seat in the Lower Branch of the Legisla ture (of time State of South Carl:na, at the eunsuing eleciomn. Fe b. -22, 185.1. 1'7 If We the friends of A. R. BRA DlA.\l Emir., taki pleauire in Mn nomneing hinm as a candidate for Slherif'I of Sumuiter Dlet rict, at. the next Election. MANY FRIIE.DS. Mar. 29, 151. 22 tI ( We are authorised to SPOO.N. Ilf Sab11.a ( 'lan dubot for lIbp resetatmi for Clhremoni Comttn at Ihe .larch ". 1,51. 10 if A Number of VoteI take pcasire m :tunlmouncmmin Co. \' .L.\.\ A. COI LOU i. as a c':nmdlate fr Sher. itio Stmter istrict, at it- mext election. )I.m rcha 15, 1854. 2t9 t i Mr. Editor: Please announce Capt. T1. I). Fmn::mm m.mu a1 . C.daul~tm fuor ShmermtY ofl Summter I bstrict at thme emnsuimmg de et mu '1. Aiug. 21, 1t,53.- - ROllERT W. DillRA NT, a cannhdliuate. for Tamx-Colletomr of Sa'omm 4n Coutc, at time mnext electiont, anmd obh] g. ~ .Janutnry 1.1, 1'm52 I :;.-.z mI3e7- The friends of Capt. P. M. Gil BIItNS announmmce~ inm:m candmui date fomr thme (omice o Tamx-Co llector four Salem County, at time ensmuimng ch-eution and~ October 15>1 F"OJ () Om R >IXNA R Y. plhase ammmmmmmunce Wil.1,I.\ '1 II. Ill] UN SO( N :ms m c::tmdhmbmto fo r thet Oli1ce tit Or)di naryn .f Sutmer Ihetrict, at thme ensuing~ NI ANY Voti-:.. Aprml27th, 1852 27--ti QT We are authorised to ammnouncemm (ol. GEi*o. S. C. i ):St'llI A.\ 8 ;a cantdlate for l'lne ef the Coue~rt el .uto ter Di:smrmct a;t thme mninmg m. ehect mnn. Auut 0 81 42 tI. We are authorised to an tmhtmnce J. I2. JON is a m .ndmida,;te foir Cl~erk dfim Tthe ort oif Stuntmttr Dist rict att them en shingm election. Aumgust I d.185-1 -12 tf W We are guthorized to annouce T.J. UmKIN I., a Cand~mi;n fdm CIlerk Elf tlfe Ceutt;t at theme-nmmjll mtin- memmedon. A pril ifuthm 18!iI2 tf 07r ~. Editor: P'Ienie an ndutnce M~r. .1. J. NIcK ELLIARI., a (Candmi d-ie for Chrk mitof tite (Coumrt, fujt Stmunter D)strict, anid oblige MIaNY V'rsusi. A pril 11, 1852. 25-tf FOR tILENK. MR.L EITlOIR:--M ANV FIll ENDS of WV. J. N. H A mtF.' a re desirous of pumt hing hirn in nomination fomr the Ollien of dIerk~ of tmIe Court of Simiuter District, at the ensuing election. May 24, 1853. 3 MP We are authorized to announmce A. E. POOL. as a camndidate for Shemriff of Sutmter District al time ensu. Decemmber 21, 18&3 .tt Mr. Editor :-Please an niounice JOilN N. McLEOD) a canmdidate for Shmerif of Sumter Dlistrict and oh. linge MANY FKEENDS. June 29th, 1851 ;35--tf lIE are athor ized to announce Wx uw LEWIS a candmidate for Ordina~ry at the ensuing election. SJ oae 28, I35f T11ili: ha il.id Gents, 6-21" Penn TIiit ted studies, as e is buted, suc'cs- ion, and years, by tors. Such easy and qiiired, higher Oet.9th. 18 WN71l. N. V. cor. Sept. It LINE ri/le, Il have Goods anld valhiable the 6)ti h, ina and WV am l Iirom A. C. s" .s -urill/ conen!wtted The well Conya.n.v as h-:l. et niLmo a Sept. 1:3, 1.13, East. of the inig ini our of all lowest. men~tt aire Wa .it t:ca htavi' beren aichets, anil i nk of, I at fist diyspiepti. 1 oii, - ton gune that boul--t. tro iif iii' Sto 'hiat even it tiie. loge. ani ho WVe rir OldI by age ai wtl be of whoi tire A variety of Old Irowua Imtportied warrant qual~iity. For -sale BOAT C'ourt Jul~y 20, At Seilti othier IFORW


ocr: EXCELSIOR HOTEL, Caiden, S. C. D. S. SARGEANT, PROPRIETOR. Nov 9, 1853. 9 tf


ocr: NO. 208 ANDg'10. M1 A I N 8 T 11 E I COLUMIlA , S. C.'A and DEALER IN FINE AND PLAIN Pint Cha-irA9 A I.-- 1,' l.' 2 & c. A I v,-ry I#,'%% lr'res for enash. Ile is IV repulenishiYg -is Inre assortment fromt 31ANIFACTOlty in~ Columbia, and iromi New York. and now olfers a greater variet than io,11M, especially so in FANCY AN ENA- llCLtM- FUlRNITURE, Sitting tRocking Chairs/&.. A . 11. G A'. C 1; 'SIS . 'El10 It A N G1iEF.ATL rlaIitoVEi PIANOS, at York ca:-h prices. E AllTiawss w tire sold by him nre warnatedebr-ee vaar longer. All kinds Cf Furnirre 'neady .prompily repaired. A large lot of 31'dlOGA NY VENEERWS hand, w% ilh other Cabinet M1Ifter's fr&-at variety. WALL'A PEl A N D BORDERING, large and fich assortnit. v' Funerals setve'd it short notice Metalic and Wood Collins. . Ile would respectfully invite his fr-inds the public generally to -call and stock. Maroh 15, 185. .20 ly.


ocr: WM. 'IAYNSWORTIJ. JOlN T. UREEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SUM1ITEU VILLE, S. C. VWILL practice in Sumter and the ad. joj1ihlgibist I .s. TFehriamry 1qut, 1851. 26 'tr Joik, iABBY. WITIl G. LITTLE & tO, G. LrrT'LE.. J D. SCOTT. C, F. JACKSON. N',. 191) KING ST R EET,' Next door to Victorir lotel. CHARLESTON S. C. Always on land-A large and Stock of teady-1Made Clothin-, AT Til .OwEsT rossit..rnICES, SI1lI'tS, 1108 E 'RY, U313II EL.AS. &c. &c WI IOLE A LE AN\DRT. Apr. 12, 1851. 21 Jy Lead! White Lead! 10,000 LBS. PURE LEA ) for sale low. J. & J. B. EWART, Coslumubia, S. C. Marel 15, 185.. 20 ly ]WILLS IOUSE. S. Proprie tor, CH ARLESTON, S. C. Feb 29, 185%. .1g .y. C. P. RE et., (SUCCESSOR TO IL IHAWLEY,) WH OLESI LE A ND 4TA IL DIANUFACTURfR '0F R ichardsn' Street,-V. 89. VRE9iLOW I E mM R T, Co.LUnTa7-, S. C. Mdfrehl '15,:1851. 20 ly. DR. 0. f. MIOT, COLUMBIA, S. C. NEAR' TIlE COURT HOUSE. -DEALER IN itadicimes, Chemi cals, Perfumeiy Articles. SELECTED EXPREssrx FOR TMiS 1A. RK ET. .arch 15, 185. 20 ly. A. BROIDE, in Proisions, Flenr, BA CON. GROCElES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBA CCO. TEA S, (- c. A ISO, Plantation Supplies and CO NY'/ PV I'lu1CE. TEA, MOLASSES, CHEESE, &c. 194. Richardson Street, COIl'umIA, ". C. arch 15, 1851. 20 ly. HOTEL, BY G. W. BOMAR, South.u-est corner of Church and Qu.een-sta -CIAR LESTON, S. C.


ocr: IMPOR~kks Fy U-iiiua and DRY GOODS. 209 and 211 King-areet corner of Mar. ket Street, .SklEST''N, S. C. ARPETINGS.-Ingrain, 3 1'lys, sels Tapestry and Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, and Worsted. CUItTAIN CA31BRICS and IIUSLINS, ag varietv. fDERED LACE and C1 tlAINS,nil "tyle. GILT UQR NI.Il8S, in all the now deti-ans. CU RT A'IN1*0k1I'f, 'H OL DERS, DRAPEIY CORDS and BELL in all varieties. . . ilITISH and AMIERICAN If OR CLOTHS. SILVER anid GIL.T i-AIt kODS STAIR CARPErINGS, of all styles. WILTON, VELVET, and AXiII RIJGS. in great variety. I'l.ANTATION WO O LENN..F .\ KETS, PI,AINS. KEi&SE , CAI's.Ac.. Ited and White FT.ANNELS, &C. COTTON OSNABUlGS, of all the be Southern enakes. English and Atnerican COTTON N E ilS. French, English, and American LINENS OF, RICIIARDSON'S make, for Sheeitigs, Shirtings. Pillow Daasks, Doylies, Naikins, Fruit Cloths, It. U. Grass Cloths, &e. CIOTIIS, CASSIMEIIS and of best French Goods. SERIVANTS CLOTHS , in all the English Gimls. SAT'IN ETS, TWEE)', JEANS and SEYS, of all gnalites and styles. AviTH A FUL., AsmonTArNtT OF Rich Dress Goods. In SILIC8, TIss ftS, tiA' 1, A'DINES. MIUSLINS, &c. 11031ifAZINES, AI.PACAS and ING GOODS. in great variety. EMBJROIDEtS and LACI. GOODS, of E V-IG i~ttSS Goods in'Gdrat constantly received. All the above are of our own DIRECT I EMPORTATIONS, and ciffemrd at the LOWEStiqi' R.KET TERMS.-Casta, or City Acceptance. 0- The one pfice system strictly hered to, and all Goods Warranted.


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ocr: BLANKETS FSARTE & CORNER KING AND WENT WOR1 " BATH AND WHITNEY B CO.MrFORTS,1 SUPER. RLANKETS FOR SERV) - Satinets for CONTINUED REDUCTION OF ALL OUR rers' prices. WHITE LONG CLOTHS 1.1 CENTS, WORTH 18&. of the above, we offer them at uncommonly low Linen Cambric Hi BELGIAN CAMBRIC HDKS. at 181 Cts. GL Yard wide-WHlTE DAMASK CAMBR1( 1400 Yards *Louslin DeLaine E ANTI.RHEUMA PIECES ANTI-RHEUMATIC FLANNELS,I Remedial agents in use; and persons in want w Extra fine Colored Canton Flannels, for Unde Real Welsh Flannels, at reduced prics. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH Broadcloth, Ca WILL REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Crash To 600 YARDS ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASII, Scotch and Russian Diaper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckaback HAIR AND TOOK FRENCH AND ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHE| Tooth and Nail Brushes, fine article, Puffing Combs, Buffalo and I Charleston, Jan 16 FOGARTIE d Staple Dry Goods ! W ILLIAlTI SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia, has received from New York, a very large asaortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, Saitable for family use, among which are New York Mills, and Water Twist Shirting; White Rock and Revere Mills undressed Blesehed Shirtings, a superior article for Ladies use: Extra 12-4 Hamikon Bleached Shectings and Pit low Case Cottons; Unbleached Cottn Shirtings and Sheetings, of su perior style and quality ; Superior 32-4 Line Sheetings and Pillow Case Linen-; Superior 4-4 Irish Linens and Long Lawns; Extra quality 10 4 Dnmrsk Diapers ; Bleached and Unbleached 8-4 Table Dia REDUCED 'ELA 10 'H STREETS, CHARLESTON S. EI BLANKETS, EXTRA, VELL ADE. NITS, AT VERY LOW PRICES Servants, SATINETS to 181 Cts. less than Manufactu GOODS.. WIShING TO CLOSE OUT OUR prices. Ikfs. at Six Cents. :NTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdkts. at 25 C.e at 12J Cts., suitable for Ladies' Dresses. , at Six and a quarter Cents r1C FLANNELS. WEW ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE I ill do well to examine. rakirts,125 cents per yard. LUSTRE, 75 Cts. PER YARD. ssimere, &c. the above Goods, in BLACK AND welling. 6& Cents for BATHING TOWELS. , for Towels, at 127 cents per yard. ['H BRUSHES, &c. very Dressing Combs. DELAND, Corner King and Wentworth St. THE MARRIAGE STATE; Mau t apps.~ and R..sh, *K .Nisawy ad Miukuess, olieid a I MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS! Reflections for the Thoughtful. Strange that countless human beings exist and drag through lift as do the beasts of the feld, of the insects of the earth, evincing no more thought or reflection than though the noble faculties of mmd wore not vouchsafed to them. Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom are dependent the hoalth, the well-being, and 6'ae happiness of a confiding and affectionate wife, with perhaps a family of children. WoW OPTEN 1s HAPris-ThAT TXN WIFE LINGERS FBM Y0EAR TO YEAR In that pitiable condition as not even fo' one day to


ocr: FALL TRADE, FOR 1853! e ZCUJNNI NGHAMS. UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CASH SYSTEMy during th past season. have become still more convinced that it is the only true system of doing GROCERY BUSINESS on terms advantageous to both seller and buyer, being the cheapest afest and surest for both. While the sellor is benefitted by getting the CASH PAID DOMV1h for his Goods, enabling him to turn his money over many times in the year, the buyer has the advantage of getting his Goods Ten or Fifneen per Cent Cheaper Than they can be obtained from those who sell on credit ; they being compelled to sell at this difference of per centage to cover bad debts and pay the additional expense of keeping and col lecting long accounts. It only requires a little reflection, aided by-a slight examination, to con vince those who visit Hamburg for the purpose of purchasing SUPPLIES, that the Merchant wh< deals exclusively on the Cash System in purchasing his Stock, lays it in cheaper than those who l:1 in large Stocks on credit, with a view to selling them out in the same way, being enabled to turn his capital over only once a year, must.of course get larger profits to sustain his business. thai him who on the Cash sv.ttem, bnys moderate Stocks, SELLS QUICK and TURNS OVER hi, cnpital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligent planter will perceive that-the CASH SYSTES Merchant will have made mte money at the end of the year, by making Frva ra cal? norr than the credit system man will at twaui-rrvl, and that those who buy Goods had better boy row the money at home, and allow even fifteen or twenty per cent interest, and pay CASH to his supplies, than to pnrchase on time even from the best CREDIT HOUSES. The Undersigned having made ample arrangements to keep on hand a LARGER STOCE and much better assortment of ALL KIND OF GROCERIES Than they did the past season, only ask of their friends and others visiting this market, to giv, them a call, where they will find, in addition to FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, a larg snpply of nearly all the staple Goods-anally used in the country, such as Saddlery, Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, Blankets FLANNELS, &c., &c. Being thankful for the liberal patronag. of the past season, and looking forward to a largel; ncreased trade the coming Fall, we have laid in and are now receiving our Stock, and take plea are in calling the attention of customers to our superior . Teas, Sugars, Cotfee, Cheese, Molasses, Flour, Bacon, WINES AND LIQUORS. Those who prefer paying Cash for their Goods, and thereby. save Fifteen Dollars in every Rua dred, had better call at our Old Stand, on the Corner nearly opposite the Carnoina Hotel. wher all articles sold, will be put up in the best manner, and warranted to turn out what they are rep resented. R. F. & H. L, CUNNINGHAM. Hamburg, Oct, 10, dm 39 LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! GOODS FOR THE FALL M TA. RANSOM. Agent for R. M. Fur.Lxa, is now in receipt of a LARGE and SPLENDI] Stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, comprising all which is new beautiifnl. Among which may be found All Wool Dx LAINES, of rich and splendid Red, white and fig'd Flannels, all qualities; style, Solid colored Flannela, for Sacks; Lrge and small fig'd De Laines. all qualities, Casnmiers, Sattinets, Tweeds and Kentuc Persian De Laines, various qualities, Jeans, all ganlities; Plaid Silk 'Lstres, very rich ; Bleached and brown Table Damasks, warrante " Raw Silks, in high colors ; all Linen; Cashmeres and Alrpnea La.ttres, all qualities Bleached Damask Table Cloths, some very fine and colors; Bleached and brown Linen Towellins an1 Plain bl'k Gro d-Rhine Silks, various qualities Towels all gnalities; and widths; Embroidered Table Covers ; Black Watered Silks, a superior article Irish ~i,,en of every qualiry, from celebrnte, SFi"'d and Brocade Silksa; mannfierories in soft finish. 5.4, 10-4, 11-4 Rich, c,,Toryd Silks, all qualities; and 12.4 bleached and brown Sheeting, Colored Marcline Silks, desirable colors; best maike ; - Solid colored De Laines and Merinas; Granitesille, Augusta and Hancock browl Solid colored Paris De Bege, for travelling Shirtings, by the bale or pie~ce,echenp; dresses ; Real Georgia Platins, and Twills, of Geo. Shley' rench Scotch and American Ginghams, froni manutactnre, cheap; 12 to 37 1-2 cents: T willed Kersys, manninectured at the August: English French and American Prints, from Mnuamrn 'npn 6 1-4 up; GogaSrpsadOnbr',Cto an Satin Talmas of new and benutiful styles; WieadclrdBikilng tcwl Ladies Cloth Cloaks, new and lat e styles; sl h.p Colored Fringes, Pointed Gimips. and otherWhteanRibnbodBlntalqai Trimmings, great variety; tisadszs Plain and fig'd Cloths, light, fabrie for Ladies Ci lnes Cloaks; re l.nganadHm Black Th'libet, Bay State and embroided Sha wls: vrospitrs Chimasetis, Frenmch worked Collars anid Under- osai ~urrt~n lo lts sleeves, late styles; nlisamdCirn So; noei, Threnid and Lisle Edgings and Insert- Cre as 'r ois vr n er a ings, all quailit ies; l;s xrcsOt o Ladies aMerino anid Silk Under-vests: Clge ~mi n ot rseIo KidSik nd~Vs~ Gove, orLaie, i e rga Sren Obsnabur, &C. to an andean oCrehilkesdrgestcenl PRICS, nd urcases my r-inassredtha evry rldep wilb; oda cepa a bought in Wuitnta. nndxRibnaniuboindrepactfutly alliqiald TIMUG ct 6 3ife 41,Iganad epCreig -- TII~~arou patrsarlawul alda Boot and Shoe 1~anufact Ry s and nti Dugt,or thoir cplothd sotin ~ hAVNG rmoyedtoete Stod ChildrnsShir s.j~nn D.A.Carnnusp Bas Por ilonie 0vr an Ter Ta WaterPri~' and ump ologande, GL Hi and , T of BrNe, Yor. Tand Childrenomth es ad liieighy;e (Q*ThseGodshae e prcasd inEd nuTerCAREit all the laWEST MAiRroEn OR tE, and BESTchAerIAmo , ren anaredcthlt sver aril wll bNeI o a i he a cinb


ocr: HAMBURG, S. C. TIE Unersigned ,takes, this method of returning thanks for liberal patronage heretofore to his House, and of informiog the publio tliat still keps open the Establishment for their accom IIaving refitted the building, Rooms with new and convenientFurniture, having a set of well drilled Servants, an and Cooks, his Table will be spread the BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. these, and -his personal attention, he hopes to general satisfaction to those who favor him with company. He is pleased also to announce that Mr. JoHN A. HousToN has just completed large COMMODIOUS STABLES AND CARRIAGE in connection with the Hotel, and will take special charge of that department.- Ile will be prepared accommodate the public with Saddle Horses, and Carriages of all descriptions on hire, and trav elers will be conveyed, with despatch, to any of the surrounding country on reasonable terms. He has .also large and convenient LOTS for accommodation of Traders and Stock Drivers are specially invited to call. ISAAC SMITH. ITamburg, May II 3m 17 Augusta Ho-tel, AUGUSTA, PA. W. P, STARR, Proprietor. TIllS 11OTEL is now open-for .is. reception of Travellers, and it will the aim of the Proprietor to give satis faction to all who may favor him tlvir patronage. It is centrically situated on Street. and convenient -to the different Rail Depots. Passengers by the- Georgia Rail- Road, will be furnished with breakfiast. befire.they leave; those by tlSoutlh Carolina Iail Road, with ilinner, and thoseby the day train onthe Waynesboro' witli supper. The F'LlMNlEUR.E, BEDDING, &ce., in Hotel is all ew, and it-will be the endeavor of


ocr: J d PRAm'r Lb Persons indebted to- the-sa. 1 lolingswiorth, deed..u'p to tthui nth, ;ire requesteutto n mke ininedtt.pA - id those havmtg dea~saa esent then properly attested D. F.' OLLINSGS q EZ, dand6 Mar 29


ocr: s Noticc'" ~LL Persoins are herehy enuthone no q te - as on the Launds ehengigto Y. IBurton, Je.'d. by elilE-r li - raw of the same, wvithout rmalt'oih rusten. Those who cetinue'bJ~'s3 ibe prosecuted by the.'


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ocr: - to tir of at. ob. Wm at ar for f stclk of of the Esme A* J9 MOS. G~oods... NS TXmx OCX&. O N [am now receiving and opening for sale ONE OF TINE LARGEST STOC- OF GOODS ever brought to. this mnaiket, visih - will se ilow for cdah- or to approved eustoner on time. Ha:ving ten years periched fnd Mhe ready money to buy goods with, emables me to offer tie oH!!owing ticles remarkably cheap, viz: A LiARG SrOC OF DRY GOODS. moiy domestie. HATS.- CA PS, 81101',. COOPE'8 .WA tW,- UAKWrI- \VAI R1, &c. BUILDING MATEIALS, C Alil'gNTFR'sTool,, C.UTC. .&c I IA i)D\VAtE. of all description, Poes, Ovens, Skillars, &c. STONE JUGS AND JAILES, STONE :lIts. N-S. CARIAGE TI.MAINGS. CAtLIAGE II.iRlAyAlIE. LEATIIEE R OF ALL KIN1S, Smailbil-rv, lIarees:,- &c. &c; STATIONALY AND CONFECTION1IMy. CROCKERY, in dinnir setts and otherwise. GROCERIES, o' all kinds And aluaost any article ffiat uay be called il. Sept. 20, 1. 47 KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION. 20,000 Pair Plantation Brogans at the Planter's and Factor's Depot, EDWARD DALY'S BOOT AND SHOE EIPORIUM, 03 Oa, X.X r W - -- sMM HIHE subpcriber begs leave to announce to the l'lanter and AMerch-int.s o rSritcet and Williamshutrg Districts, thatlie has now on hand, -Mifd 4onstantly receivin r i ftrq'e supplies of PlANTrATION SIlOES, together with an unrivaled smock of Ladle, Misses. Boys, You1i, and Children's Buoots and Shoes, of every kind, and from tie nost iahionilible Wirkrin m. . 7.0rdera frui the country faithfully and prompi - artended .o. EID A% )R DIPALY, 306 Iing-St. Charletion, So C., at few doors abov twe lvrelrantt's lIotel-s:me . - September 27th. 1854 .,, 48 GREAT SOUT-HERN RElIEDY JACOIB'S CORD- -kLe. FOR AM. 110W E ;. '8i)ENEA-iEs. Sueli as, Clhoiera, tseantarv.-I)ia-rrhsca. Chno!c'ra .3Iorbri, Iiisons Chonlie, Chiokera ALSO, ADMII A IL . ADAPTED 7'0 MAN V DISEASES U F3.1ALE, Most Especially Painful Menstruiation. .The Tirtues of .acrb's Cordial are too itell kiimii to re-ouire Ene:omiims. Ist. It cures Mhe terorst cases of Dirrhca. j7th. Jr cures 'ainlit .lIenstr::ation. 9,ul. 1t cures the worst forms of Dysentary. '-11h. It relhres Pains in lie: anu Loins, 3d. It cures Ca'lifornia or Mexican Dir- 1th. IP ('or:n-r1.Sc.s rhreca. . p,,fll,.eq 4th 11 relieres he setverest Cholic, 101h. i/ r-stores Jrre?fti-:ritier, 5th. It cures tie Chofrra .ftorings, . Ith it dlji.es ,,',i. L i . al Gth. It cutes Cholera infaiitun. ftit. Ji's a,.',uir:e,- 'J it'. A rew Short Extracts 1'ron1 Letterm Teitinmaji &-. I have Used Jarohf -Uordial in my family, and lat.e foit: l am .l ily Judgtnent a valuable remedy. I1o10 . IIn.11 WApN; .J ., of Sp.-m-- Com-i. Gn. It gives rme pleasures iii being aile to recommeiini JneoIs C*;r, ia I--mv on I I et-.,rn:i I - rience, and the exierrwe of my neighborm and frieids rarouid me, Ls i% .iliciat giarantee for me to behlieve it to be all that it purports to be, viz : a s'vere . re to t Wi.1l. Uir:nwoont, Formerly Judge of Suprerme Court, Cbermkee Circuir. I take great lenitre in recommending thi invaluabisle medicirne it 1t1 allflhtri u ih -owel disiesiies, for which I believe it to be I sovereign resoedy -decidedly superior t) any thing else ever tried by mite." A. %. G.%.'t.orso, 1). G. M. of h-e Gr:i: I l n I te of (eorvia. "I have tsed 'Jneni's Cordial' in my iarnily, amid this. wiith ail I. ;.etr nhuom it nu a rumredv ny those whr have triaii it, irmutieen lie v t beirevrm hati. it staids at theu head of every o the kind, arid I woni recominend it itse in the dsiseamse for whii-i it is comporit.d.. Miarrs G. Dronesmim , Cashier of lie Ratik of the 8:ate ofWeorgia. -If 0#-t i- n. , --ilo l t, 1amo1: 1,1e iw 1 of',. Cordial' -in - emine-,t . .-. % .-- r-m~r~ai'.; tfr the i. . IP, ! s., I hum rn Mly ilhe.n iffnot-alt other 'atenti' prepsmrittmns:" ' A F".E.4 l.NG, C tshai,'r .atiin cr 1isilt-anice Ba:ik, G(riflin. "Phireflelemnt reiedy 1i raveling into 'relehriiy ns famst as imlnarte puvhed his coluinins into ItRissia, aid gaining crienietidatjon whvierever ied." (,'-ri .f rn id. .ilav 17Mh Pi53. ' MWi. W. BULIS fS Poreo vna Gi. For sale lby DAitAr c4 Co., Stmtervuel ; IT'. A. a:a i'. G. Ah:th:ion Dar hnigton ;', .J. WVenntax~ 4- Co, Camnda; Fisto:n 4- l~t ixria C,. iria~, S. C'. I I .Antta. 11 u: :M., licsdy & Co, New Ytork. Principal Depot',s, ' .ivr ta.n, lltr: ias. & Co, Chi.iriestn, S. C. S J. WVi in nr & C., Nw Orlans. nrd by) the Prirncipaml Merc'hanrtsa and Drullgists thnruhut the State. Boots and Shoes for Sale! ! ypp .Ca eC rd 'u. S. W OOn. I.lALP~ u~jD.~~ ,A, Boobs, Shoes and Plantation M.Crtt~~ r~rmr. Brogans, its i .y vrn3esk iid a S o .e-ichardson St'c.e4, ahs rdatrtymgeeytigIcti AS0 nOilo hiand a cuiraplete aesortmnt tIItgiL ivcl i utniit'l of he'abve'ricle's, whit'hi ire iei~t:-r ,u~ k o ig fva aeaa ed at th6e fowet prm&s for i'AdIlor itsli O.Imii. trniietW equliva lent.htI Dlia stocrk of Plaintation Il rogan ms is weu'i * 'l ~ i .ertI).'' .Da~o woiri hy the atttenir i of l'latnters, consl~st ui t'~ ork i iim i tlr ingl of .3Ion's nid aimi pegged liriganis ~ and rko ammurht oidnwfc nhp Sti ch-.Downrs,thtvn mow A general asso~rtmaent of 1,-idies:, Misses rlpe riererrnmdmtcltoei and Children's Shioes oif nil classes, igr.milIeros ot$1O)frwih Gent's tine lDress, I'umip amnd St ice.l)uao [ia nta (I ha rwin :inan necture, to which nirnilmimioti. ,R iRad he in vites anr exatnrn tin.Iethr miiv'ni -A LSO--.(INJ.GEN Fmin-ii.s oft all dIesrript ions. Finie .i!neir~idb xmcs~~i Frenchrl and Amricranr Clf Skmrs, wichl tm.6 15I.5 w he heimade to order at the shoriest ino-- ____________ tWe. A O.D 1ANRiharsonN,. -Oct. 14, 1854 - 50 .I . urutrilf .C ELISHA ARSON. SON, x- ,Dg-.N . F .& . SAUM


ocr: the Planters of District, Wehvej' received a large O1.'KERtSEVS', l'liinu, Linaseys, Blhankets, Shoes, &c. &~.. to aill at which wet uipeceslly invite yuur attntion, 'eli'er Bargains in these goonds. --W ATSON & GA RDNER. Oct 4, 1kt54 4 tf.


ocr: ftUMIT E. 3A NNE is iJtst.!.*::ire Eve-y 1Wedmeiday Mlornaing B Lewis & Richardson. TI E R.lIS TWO DOL.A RS in advance,, Twee Dollars end Fifty eOants at the expiraietn lif ci x itont is Three Dollars at the teil of tihe year, No JLpe'r disconitined unitil all arreiarages t.re rA 10, llnlessii at lite option o)f tiet- l'roprietur. 8."' Ativertiseeiitsinsctt-rteei at-EV INl'Y IV i Cents petr seputare, (12 itites or les-i,) for 'thc first, and half liat senti for each subseeient Insertion, (Oflicial ad~ve rtismeneits ti"he same 'each tinsi). g The nmber of iiisertionls to be tarked 'ot all Adivertiseiteits or they will el puiblishedl 'titil ortlered to be elisctintimited, aml chargetl - ONF (. DOLI,AR per sqpiare for a :dingle inserlioi. Quiiarterly ainl Monthly Adverse 'enetis will lee chargel tIe- sunne as' a sinigle inl eerteio an semi-intt yi the sauce as tw-w oie"


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ocr: AT FUAlTE &.LATnW, KING AND WENTWORTH STREETS, CHIARLESTON S. BATH AND WHITNEY BED BLANKETS, EXTRA, COMFORTS, WELL -MADE. BLA14KETS FOR SERVANTS,. AT VERY LOW Satinets for Servants, REDUCTION OF ALL OUR SATINETS to 181 Cts. less than prices. WHITE GOODS. CLOTHS 121 CENTS, WORTH 181. VISIING TO CLOSE OUT OUR the above, we offer them at uncommonly low.prices., Linen Cambric Udkrs. at Six Cents. CAMBRIC HDKS. at 182 Cts. GENTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdks. at 25 Yard wide WHITE DAMASK CAMBRiC af 121 Cts., suitable for Ladies' Dresses. 1400 Yards. Mouslin DeLaine, at Six and a quarter Cents, ANTI.RHEUMATIG PLAMUES ANTI-RhEUMATIC FLANNELS, NEW ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE agents inl use; and perbons inl want will do well to examine. fitie Colored Canton Flannels, for Underskirts, 126 cents per yard. Welsh Flannels, at reduced prices. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH LUSTRE, 75 Cis. PER YARD. Broadcloth, Cassimere, &c. REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of the above Goods, in BLACK AND Crash Towelling. YARDS ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASH, 6j Cents fur BATHING TOWELS. ieieth and Russiatn Diaper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckaback. for Towels, at l2 cents per yatrd. HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, &C. AND FNGLISH IJAIR BRUSHES, Tooth and Nail Brushes, fine article, Putting Combs. Buffalo aid Ivory Dressing Combs. Jan 16 FOGARTIE & DE LAND, Corner King and Wentworth St. Edgefield Male Academy. Graniteville Hotel for Sa r fis lnsotution is opened foranother year unde.r TlE Umlerstgiiel offers the conitrol of Mr. J. OREGG LEITNES, the above Hotel wtls tie Whole It last year's Teacher. I nearly Three and a of a twelvemonth has15 satis- fuliv situated sin CniaI Street.


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ocr: wil AM NOW receiving my usual supply of GOODS for FALL AND WINTER TRADE, which I respectfully invite the attention of the the Trading Public, W. P. BUTLER, Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, NO 1, PARK Row. FALL IMPORTATIONS! FOGARTIE & DELAND, KING AND WENT WORTH STREETS, CHARLESTON S. Dress Silks! FIG'ED DE TON SILK. at. 87; ets. SUPER BLAC;K TAFFETA SILK, Striped Silk, wide, at :j1. Black Satin Du Chene Levateen Silk:. Silk, at 621, 75 and 874 cents. FOGARTIE & DELAND. wide Black Silk, with rich lustre, at $1. " Dress DeLaines and Cashmeres, BROCADE DE TOUR, Satin finish, ENGLISH CHINTZES, l2j and 25 ets. Cashneres, Beautiful designs, 371 eta. 4.4 Rich.Fig'd Crimson Curtain Chintz, 12 ets. DeJA.ines, 12J and 25 ets., new pattern, 7.8 Wide Robed Chintz, at 121-worth 25. Pieces CAL;ICO, at 6. ets-worth 10 eta. FOGARTIE & DELAND. Velvet and Trimmings, WIDE MAZARINE BLUE and Black PLAIN BLACK VELVET RIBBON, VEINET, for Mantillas, Colored Wave Worsted Brnaid. Trimmings, Galloon Dress Trimming. FOGARTIE & DELAND. Damaged! S TANDING COLLARS.-150 Dozen GENT'S. 3 PLY STANDING COLLARS, slightly L damaged in shidping, at 81,50, worth and usually sold at-$3 per dozen. FOGARTIE & DELAND. Blankets and. Kerseys. LONDON BLANKETS, at $1. WHITNEY BLANKETS, fine quality, of Servants' Blankets, slightly stained in 250 Pair Hotel Blankets, at a bargain, shipping, will be sold low, Kerseys. at 16 Cents, Pair 3 Points Mackinaw Blankets, Extra Georgia Kerseys, Bath Bed Blankets, Grey Pains, at 37i cents. Charleston, Nov 12 FOGARTIE & DELAND,Corner King and.Wentwortlh St. FALLTRADE, FOR 1853! CUNNINGHAMI r TIlE UNDERSIGNED having given a further trial to the CA RII RYSTE.1I during the .past season., have becone still more convinced that it is le only true system of doing a GROCERY BUSI NESS on terms advanitageous to both seller and buyer. being the. eben:pest. and snrest for both. While the seller i~s benefitted. by gett ng the CAS l P.MI) DOWN or his Goods,. enabling hitm to tutrin his money over many times in thte year, the buyer has tlhe ;dvnt:ge of getting his Goods - Tena or Fifteen per Cent Cheaper Thtan thmev enn be obtained frain t hose who sell ont credit ; they being coizmpelledl to sell at thi. lilTrence of per cenvtage to cover bad debts anspay thle addit ionil Ceens (ot keopinig and( rol: lctinge long neccouints. It only requiires a littlec reflect ion, aided by a .lightt examination, to con inee those whlo visit i:lamburL' for the purpiose of purchasing S UPPL'IES, th:t th le reh:mntivwho t in his Stock, it in tan liose who lay


ocr: A' AT KING AND WENT WORi BATH AND WHITNEY B] COMFORTS, 1 BLANKETS FOR SERVA Satinets for REDUCTION OF ALL OUR prices. WHIT. CLOTHS 127 CENTS, WORTH 181. the above, we offer them at uncommonly low I Linen Cambric Ri CAMBRIC HDKS. at 181 Cts. GI Yard wide WHITE DAMASK CAMBRIC 1400 Yards louslin DeLaine ANTI.RHEUMA ANTI-RUEUMATIC FLANNELS, I agents in use; and persons in want w . Extra fine Colored Canton Flannels, for Undet Real Welsh Flannels, at redue0d pricers. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH . Broadcloth, Ca REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of .Crash Ta YARDb ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASH, I Scotch and Russian Diaper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckaback, HAIR AND TOO'] AND ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHIES Tooth and Nail Brushes, fine article, Puffing Combs, Buffalo and F Charleston, Jun 16 FOGARTIE & Staple Dry Goods ! SHEAR, Augusta, Georgia. has received from New York, a very large of STAPLE DRY GOODS, for family use, among which are York Mills, and Water Twvist Shirting; Rock and Revere Mills undressled Bleached Shlrtings, a superior article for Ladies use: 12-4 Hamilton Bleached Sheetings and Pil low Case Cottons; Cottjn Shirtings and Sheetings, of su perior style and quality ; 12-4 Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens; 4-4 Irish Linens and Long Lawns; quality 10 4 Damask Dinpers ; Bleached and Unbieached 8-4 Table Dia pers ; Damask Table Cloths, of extra sizo and quality ; and Scotch Diapers, and Damask Nap kits ; Ilucknb~acks, some very heavy and extra Camabries, Juconets, Swiss, Mull and Nan sook Muslints; Checked and Striped Muslinm, and Cam brie Dimities; Riich , rilende and Fnney Silks. for Ladies Dresses; BWaek Figuaredt Silks, of beautiful styles, L 'H STREETS, CHARLESTON S. ED BLANKETS, EXTRA. VELL MAD II JUTS, AT VERY LOW Servants, SATINETS to 18j Cts. less than GOODS. WISHING TO CLOSE OUT OUR >rices. Ikfs. at Six Cents. NTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdkfs. at 25 at 12J Cts., suitable for Ladies' Dresses. at Six and a quarter Centre Pic PLAN ELS. lEW ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE 1 ill do well to examine. skirts, 121 cents per yard. GUSTRE, 75 Cts. PER YARD. 3simere, &c. the above Goods, in BLACK AND welling. i4 Cents for BATHIl(G OWELS. for Towels, at 121 cents per yard. 'H BRUSHES,. &c. 'ory Dressing Combs~ DELAND,-Corner King and Wentworth St. THE MARRIAGE STATE; Bhatt Happtnss and Bealh, or .Misery and Blekness, allend is I MOST STARTLING: CONSIDERATIONS I Reflections for the Thoughtful. Strange that countless human beings exlstand drag through life as do the beasts of the field, or the insects of the earth, evinoing no more thought or reflection than though the noble faculties of mind wore not vouchsafed to them. Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whoan are dependent the health, the well-being, and "te happiness of a confiding and affectionate wife, with perhaps a family of children. NOW OTEN IT NAPPENs THAT THE WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR In that pitiable condition as not even for one day to feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident to the enjoyment of health. She may not be an Invalid confiSed to her bed, or oven to her room; as her pride, ambition and energy induce and nerve her to take personal charge of her household, even wheo, her health will not admit of it ; but she Is nevertheless perceptibly sinking from day to day, and always ailing. T1hus a after daand month after month tran spire. ~{rhealth diy'uinks, till finally even the hope of recovery no longer remains. And thus THE BLOOMING BRIDE, Bunt a few years ago in the flush of health and youth, and buoyany of'spirits, :epd , and appa


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ocr: Dr.W. Jas.Dargan & RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs, Medi cines. Paints, (ils, Dvre sir's, Pa tent Medicites, Window Glai, erv, Fancy Articles, and a variety of other usually kept in Drug Stores. Jxo. W. DA nIOA, W. JAS. DARGAN, M. D. 1 Next door to China's Hotel. Jan. 2, 1854. 10-atf.


ocr: F~cmebrr mmo kited int PERRY A T THE OLD STAND ii kS just received and offers for sale, at Cha BJLA 1ITS, at $t 50 each, good and heavy. IHeavy Twilled lied Flannels, 31 1-4 cents Sattinett. Kerseys, &c., a full assortment, Georgia K(erseys and Pl:ins-Schley's mar Monas. De Fatin, at 12 1-2, 18 3.4, 25 cents Prints, Vonestic, '&e., of all prices and qt Carpeting, at 50, 75$1.00, $1 12 cents; - Pickled fleef, Smoked and Piekled Tongues Sugar, Cofmee, lacon, Flour, Larl, Butter, Ric 801) Puks Fir Cracker.r, for the Boys; 20,000 Segars--choice brands. Hard Ilis heavy stock, and good assortment ar , A FULL AND GENE] Assortment complete, together with every descr will he sold as low as can h bought in any marl I'urchasers will find it to f/cir advatntago as well stock is large, embracing '' Any thing and Eve 7000 pounds \vanted, for which the er in Cast ot Merebandize. One Hundred Do2 For which oeer the market price will be paid in 1 Oct. 27, 1853. In Equity---Sumter District. Wtlhantn Lewis, An.'r. of BILL. .eontarl White, vi. 1 F. J. & 31. (foses Charles V. Miller. J Cotpl'ts. Sol's. The creditirs of the late Dr. J.usies I[AvS SwonTn, entitled to elaim uttder his assigtimentt to the above named Defendant, executed on the 28th day of July A. 1). 1812. ar! hereby no tified that, by an order in the above stated cause, they are required to estabhish their do mands before me, Commissioner in Enqoity for Sumter 1)istrict aforesaid, ott 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 stal: of a part of the real estate conveyed by the said assignment, lying partly If not wholly in the corporate limits of Sunterville, hounded by liands of Dr. J. C. II.Wswon-rn, W. L. Ihr asNsos, T. J. Cunst.A s, andl Mrs. G. 1B0y SAKI, and by the new ro:ul rannitg froms 8mn ter'tille to the steau till of ''. J. Coon:.A N & CO.. snionsed to Contan about one hundred and sixty neres. - W". F. I3. IiA YNSW0Rl'CIl, Com'r. in 1quit y S. D. Dec. 27. 1S:3. 9 if SOLU'H'I CAROLINA. In Equity---Sumter District. M1ary I). Cox, 1 iSn-a "E. James, B B I to cionlirim Sale Lt. t!. ' of Land a ntid for v. execution (f tatle. 31.ihv'w J. 'ox & (apatr Jotnes. J It. appearin mi, to t'y satidaetion that the abo.e' natied (1e0en lant, C.aspar Jones. re. side's hevind the Iiitits of the State of South 'arolhna : It is reitlo-d eilit h' do appear, and in Sne r. lpead or demuer to the: said lill, wvIthnto hlree nonths atf:er the pubbeation of this ntt ice:, or an order pro. (Confrssiu thereo~n wv! Iii be ntere'd againlst hi;,). Abeo, ordered that the above order be pulihed1 tr tIri'ee months in one of the :tizeits of theo Ibstrict. '\V. F . I3. I I:1'.\N S\lV() t?'!. C.onaun,iconer in l'.inity'. SOUTHi'I CAROnlNA. In Equity---Sumter District, Mar. i E. M1aples, 1 l'ddwanti M:tiples andi Nat itti C. M1ap~le's, Ily hbe i r next I riendi, I ev.i I. fth:nnte, .Ihil for Arc't. .lackshont J. 1ironghton, Tlhas ap hle's atnd Wihtm A Drmnck itnd M ary ls wilt'. J ft allpar to imy asat isacto, t hat WVilhamii A. Ilrm'.k, ontet of the~ Defenants~ in the abovine st atedl lill, is ;ab~sent frotm the Stau:e ofi Sith Carmohnaii: It is ordere-lI, otn ttotiont of Mar~rantt & Ilieichrdlsi,~ Constaplainant ts Solicit ors, thtt the st ih Will iunt A. Birock do pleatd, unt swer or demnutr to the saidi lbll withtint three maonths fromt the date of the puhi!ication of th. is (irder. A Isi, torilerted, that~t this O)rder be publlish e'l three mtt hstlj. tm onte of thet Gazetts inl this District. SOUTH'i CAROLINA. In Equity---Sumter District, Joltnt .1. t.'onyers and ) Jnhla A. his wife, . vs. Uill~h for Aecount Johan Blakely atnd ~'and llelief. Isabella E. lise wifei tttnd others. J to inn that MOS ES, OF A. J. C P. MOSES. reston prices [freight itcluded) WERVANT'S per yanrd some as eow as 1G 2-3 cents; ufacture ; atlitlies; ainckerel, Salmnond, fAbsters, Sanline, &c. ., Aolasses, Salt, &c., &c., - w are. too weill known to require enhmeratiom tAL ASSORTMENT. iption of Goods to suit the country trade, which <eL for cts-h, or to approved purchasers, qp tne. as mit, to call on sue before purclhasng. Aly ry thing." >o~u 2 'Nwdon a highest uarket price will be; pai1 eith. yen Eggs Wanted, barter. 4. 1512 / r't1 -. GLENN SPRINGS WR. Rev. 1'. F. Davis, D. D., ex-Officio Visitor. Rlev. T. S. Anrrnun,. " J. D. iMlcCot.LtouGn. "t G conoe lr~ter, Rector, land In strucor in Mental and Christian Science, Moder I-a~nguaer- and h istory. Mrs. 1E-ros, Mntron. -- , Intrrctor in Mathematics Natural Sciences, nnd Ancient Literature. 'rof. G. P. .D ecVx, (Iato of Lime Stune Spring.,) Instructor in the theory and pract-ice ols Music. Maiss C. M. ittn, Instructress in English. 8usasNos, -lustructress in Draw ing. Painting, and A Fistnlt in'Frenech. liss SorlnIA WAntl..:Y, In-tructress in En glish lrances, and Assistant inla lthenaetics. Miss Ea.: z.t Pi Pn.v-r, As'istuat in Mnsic, and En lish. N. 13. The corps is not yft complete.. ' I1F aboeve lnst itution, located lat Glenn eSprings in Spartnhurg District, S. C. will be opened for the recleptioen of pupils on the first of F4Ilr-wary nex. In converting this c+-tublbhnenat into a school for yeung ladies, the huilings have been thornglly repaired and litctd up ; and in utirni-him them anew no Paine have bce n spared to iurke it, in eve.y respect, such a hune are parents would desire for their danghters. Particular ntention has beena bcstowel ulpotn the 31csical Inst ronen' s, and with n. large nod eflicient corps of teachers, and a thorough course of study. it nllierds eve ry advantage to lie enjoyed in a similar institu tion. Applicants are admaritted, of ancy age, over seven years, and placed in bueoh cltas as they nay hu prepared to join. The scholatic year will consist of one sel sion dihy ided io 'n 0 ternsof fire months each, beginnig eon the 1st of Ftebruary and July. \naecation, Ieceher and Jlnary. lit.vres.-Fur 'Titiun and liord, including wastlhilng, fuel. lights, &c. &c., $125 per term, anl t:rc edi he no e.rtra clarge, except for Munsic 311 peer term. and for Hooks, Sie.-t Mu aic. )rawacng Muterials, c rit-,. Ctartly used. For further information, seu " Pro-pects," Which may 6.e lad by upplying to the Itlctor, or eithewr cof the P'reopriteors. lDec. 21. 1853 . 3m. II.-'r (Charle4ton fe-rtcurv publish tri-weekly aned all lee- cithler pap lers ine the- Stae werekly. for the mao nthalesle, andie forwardh bill to the P'reoprietors. 8t: John's School, lIe. Retv. 'T. F. DAVIS, D). D., Ex-Otficio \i iler. lit-v..J. I). 3MC-tOL.)lr. A. M., Re-ctr, aned Iaestreuctor in Chrristan Science andI Helles W31. II. LEAIIY, A. .M., Vice Rector, nnde luasetretr in Anocienet I.nagenagee and Ihiectory. ID. I). RU SA, istructoer inr Matheemartics and Natueral Sciene hie-v. E. A. W AGN FII, luistructoirin English 1 Iil- Exercise o f thlie nst it ut ion wilI he aresuedr tin the 2d day inr FEBRUA RIY neext. lleey are admnittced over the age nf seven years aned perepatred for e .'Jiniir class8 in College-; or they 'crtay re-seive a ehoreogl h aendeenicalI either classicael or ~Emlih There is liat oee 8essionI, (dividedl intoec twoi termsc- of five mneefthe each.) be-ginncing on thet 2d1 oRfkFercary aned undeineg Noveinber 3c0. Te~at-s rin S N-slceN.---For Tcueuion aced lloaered, ieeInding washeineg, fuel, lighets, .u, 8225 leayabale seml~iilnnually inl(e aIdvane. LcEnraec ta-e $25, foer wIch-l booke rand sea tieeery cart feurnishedc the studtent so long as le maye ecentenee ian thme insetitmnlee. .Advtiiaede c-tudetntic eiringc private roums ill lbe ylloweel them (aet the dIscretion of the leeteir) feeore an-xtra. charge of $15, to pay for F-or irte-r ineformeation appily for ae "Prospcect us"' to thec lt-ctoir, att "Spatrtanoburg . 1., De-c. 21, 185>3 83m Look Out For Bargains!i NI illLY OP'POSlITE THE T1OWN HA LL. "


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ocr: Miller Wanited. - HriIE Subscriber wishes to eniploy a- good. Nilkel I to .ttend his Steam Flour anud- Grist ..Mill,. miles above Edgeflield C-. If., on. the Cambht'dge .11. None need apply who cannot come wtvll re commended. .. JOIN DORN. .uly 6 . tf ~ 25


ocr: Masonic Notice. A RkGULAR Communiention.rd No. 50, A. F M;, will be held e-. Al.heir Hall -on Saturday eveningi 15thb inst., at i o'clock. By order brthe W; Mi. A. G. TEAGUESeerjr. -2


ocr: Mammoth Rage, TrI1 Tickets for 1W,. A. IIARRStBEAiUTIFPUV I RESIDENCE,in the- Village of Edgeild are not all yet taken. They can be hnd-'f 'Wx.9 P BULFrt, Dr. A. G. TEAGoUE and M. Ltmaescauzin, .at Edgeield C. 11.. Tickets $1. .luly 6 tf


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ocr: NO 208 A ND 10. .11 A I N S T it E E T COI.UMIIA, S. C. and General DEALER IN FINE AND PLAIN Pianos, Ch11airs, . VllWALL1 'A PEit. -V,. &c. &c,. At very low prices fortcnal. Ife is constant ly 'repleiishiitur his lnrye assortment from his MAN11FACTOCY in Columbia, tmd Neiv York. and now ofrer a greater thatn nennt. especiatlly so in FANCY ENAMlELLED FURNITURE, Sitting ani lioeking Chn irs. &c. &. A. 1; GALE & CO.'S SITIERIORL (il EATLY 11 PROVED I'!A NOS, at York ca-h prir-s. ;v7 All Pianos or Furni ture sold b himn ar- warranted for ont year longer. A I kinds ..f Furniture neatly promptly repairel. A largo lot of MAHOGANY VENEEIS n.nd, withe other Cabluet laker's 'great variety. WALL-PAI'ERt A N D BORDERING, largo and rich asortment. t. Funerals served at short notice Meialic and Wood Coffins. lie would respectfully invite his friends the public generally to call and examine sitock. laraht 15, 1854. 20