ocr: h! WOUI.D re p actfully inform th eir friendsi -an the public that 'thev aire now receiving their well selected stock of FALL AND W IN'TER GOODS, comprising in part as fol~ows: Dry Goods. CalIitcais, DeIains, Cashmneres, Merinos Alpauccas, Gmtuhamis, Cambries, Cassi Jeanis, Kerseys. Liniseys, Flatnel, Bh-ached and Brown Shtirtings, Bllankets, &c. BOO TS A XD SH1OES. Peggecd andl Sewved Boots, Brogans, and Shoes anid Gniters of all descriptions. iiAT'S AND CAPS. Wool and Plush Ilats, Glazed and Cloth Caps of every variety. S A DDL~ER Y. Saddles, Bridles, Whips, &c. ALSO fine assortments of Groceries, Crockery, I1;ardware, and fancy goodis. A call is respectfully solicited, ntt we are conifident we can suit you in price and quahtiy.


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ocr: Negro Shdeb.~ Thie subtscriber haes made armsi~e' time mnanulfactucre of frem of thce above article by the FAL l ea as to quality lhe wvould rsectlkly person. who may be dispose to purchase hmim, to those wvho ptronhit cc qlgt. ying. to price, he will guarantee t'ec .am low as be aflioed . May 22 2 tf J. MOltGA~t

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ocr: the Western Board or Commisdpners of Roads for Clarendon County, Surnter District, South Carolina. BRAnnAms, Oth August 1852. At a neet:ng of the Western Board of Commissiovers of Roads for Clarendon Coun. ty, held thi day. Present: W. 11. B. Richardson. Chn'n, John 0. Brock. W. W. Thomas C. Richardson, M. 1. Connors, P. M. Butler, J. S. Tindal, James lenry Colchoughs. J. Harvey Dingle, Jr., I. J. Mlanning and R. S. Harvin. The submiaed. t he fillonwing account. current: Weste:n l.,ard.nf Commissioners of Roads for Clarendon County in account cur. rent Vith : 1. Brogdon, C erk and Treasurer, for the year commencing August 0th 1851, and up to August 9th, 1852. 9, To blanie by the Ba rd 7 8 A ng, 0, By amount received of Atgust 1th, 182. up t W. F. Butler, T. C. for $82 50 " 1 "I'T)interest aidded up to 5 0., assessments M8A 11th August 1852 To balinco due by the ( 4 " To Amount due W. J. Board 9th Aug. 1852 S Froncis (Sumter Ban- . ner) for advertising or- 10 50 -130 86 ders from W. II. B. |Sheriff's receipt not collected Richardson Jor$0 13 " To amount due Clerk of Court for recordin.: and 1 501 roving Wrighis Blui f "i " I' amount puid Sumter Banner for advertisingr 2 00 Report of 18)1 " To amount duo Clerk - for salary fromn 10th Aur. 185i to Ilkh Aug. 40 00 $130 t. On motion the Clerk and Treasurer's Reports le r.-ceived. I. B. BROGDON, Clerk &. Tres'r. Com'r Roads,. Nov. 23, 1852 I-it REPORT. W. Stuckey Treasurer in Account with Salem Board of Cotinissioners of Roads. DR. 1852. CR. 181.Mar. 16, By paid F. Rush's luim. s 10. By balance cash in p1 r her account 80 hand " 91 I, B3y paid Edmund Scar. 5 60, Cash received frot i , boroug 51 00 Jns. 11. Chandler ( Apr'] 5th, By paid W. J. Francis 6 75 Cash received Irom ( HI May tSth, By order of Robt 11. 0 Isaac Keels Tisdile 2 00 5th, Cash received from i g g June 14th, By paid Jns. Lowry 26 (10 Thomas Fraser .- -- By paid Ex't. Est. S. 05 00 14th, Cash received from 35 41 1.acoste James alcCollumle, T. C. ( _ Oct. 41t, 1v paid Black River 4 \Watchman 4 3 - "1- "1 0 By commissions on re- 9 ceiving $395 41-' 1.2 18th, To balance brongt " " By comissions 2 1-2 down ling the amint 114 41 per ct. naying out $353 ( 8 82 ul funds iin my hands ) o Letter. postage 15 18h, ly balance carried ( 114 46 *down 8487 01 Nov. 23, 1852 4-It PEOPLE OF SUMTER & DARLINGTON 1,A1)lI.S AND GENTLM IN Tbhe undersigned woild respectully invite von call and look at their A E W S T () C K,just receiring from the North'ern which were laid in with the hest judgment they possessed. They flatter them that they can sell I.AWER than any Hoause in the Town of Sumterville, itil satisfactionrm to all- who may he pleased to call. Below plense find a Catalogue ol Stock on han and for stale Icne door north of Roach & Blackwood's fine Store, opposite T. B. & L. . Frascr's Law Ollice, Suniterville, S. C. DRY G00DS B!iMAhiMI) ANil HIIE \\'N ld1MSlU.NS FROM 1 11-4 to 8 Cents. T1 Ilt E V A It ). \Vl M SI EET \M'~ UbhaaIled ald CiOroen1 o~. Fl.ANNEL.., White Red and Ioed do. CItt)S$ B1.l11D ANI) SWISS .\IJSI.INS; - " AND .XAONTA CAMIlLICS; tSI.K AND .%NN1N %I\~lNC11I%-_.F; BUCK. KID1 AND) WOtt, l. WVI; Al~l'.\CC A5 ANDI 311Elt1NOI) lISSES; ENG 1.1511 A NI) A1MiItIC.\N 'R INTS, from 5 to 8:.lts 141, IIONS5 AND) hlAl.F hO0ES, do. do. BOI NNETIS AN I) RI IIIONS; IACIS AND) INNMRI{FNGS; GENTlS. FASIIlt)NAlII.E IIA.\T AND) CA\PS; BOOTS A NI) Sh1oES FORt I.A DI ) ; GENTS. AND CIII.llbDRMNS, 1D0. of every size; '1)01.8. A N| A (GttM)) 1.01T oF TJ'V WA ItI. i't)1'5, CiV,.;NS. IPtDi- itS. SKttLIK'IS, I'A NS, AI.I. WI'T'I 1.It0S. S~IIOVK.8, SPAliftS ANt) I'l'Cl! Ftl~I(. WOO)!. ND 't'O1i'ON tUS, JE-'NN Y IlNI) DO. (tIlIt\' CO.MIIS, WOOLf, LE.rTliEit A NtD fancy anal useful goodk, such as T1assels andi Braids, Crutiax Cotton, Pins and


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ocr: WHOLESALE & RI MADE CLOTHING, TRI UNDER THE U. S. 1C NEWBY & CO., are now receiving th Readv Made Clothing ever oi'ered in this ei iuipro ved styles of nianufactute. -A L A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUT W Country Merchants, and all persons visit examine our Stock for themseves. Augusta, Sept. 23. ALDRICI-1 Metcalf's New Iron-Front Stori AUG USTA, LDRICH & ROYAL, dealers in R 0 0 ' the lrgebt and most splendid assortiment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES A (For Retail,) of ian other House in the City. 1 .2. Perions visiting Augusta will always fi articles to ,.elect from at our New Store. 3.0$ Please give us a call and see for yours TAJIL DEALER IN INKS, CARPET BAGS, &U,, ITEL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST ASWORTMENT ty. Their Stock consists of the latest and g - IS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING, ing our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 & ROYAL, ,---Opposite the Masonic Hall, GEORGEA. V A N D 8H 71 E S, have always on ND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, ne a good Stock of the finest and most -Ives.

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ocr: .their friends and the public that Ithey are nowvreceiving their well selected stock nf FALL AND inpr sWINTE~R GOODS, comprising Dry Goods. De 1ain~x, Cashmneres, Merinos G;ng.hams, Cambrics, Cassi tneres, Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannels, and Brown Shirtings, Blankets, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES. and Sowed Boots, Brogans,' and and Gaiters of all descriptionts. H ATS AND CAPS. WVool and Plush Hats, Glazed anud Cloth Caps of every variety. S ADDL11ERY. Bridles, Whips, &c. -ALSO fine assortments of Grocerics, Crockery, lliardware, and fancy goods. A call is respectfully solicited, as we are confulent we can suit you in price and ROACH & BLJACK WOOD, Palmmuetto House, Sumterville, S. C. Seput. 28th. 1852 49-t(


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ocr: Plantation for -sle. HAT Valuable PLANTATION, abou eight . miles from Hamburg, known as the Cherokee Plantation, formerly owned by Dr. GKsI . It contains about seven hunalred and eightf-eiglit (788) acres, 250 of which are cleared, the balanca is well wooded, consisting of Black Jack, Hickory and Pine. It possesses superior advanitages an a publie house, it being a long established-stnd, and situated at the junction of the Five Notch, Alartin Branch I'lank Road and Main Trunk of the Hamburg and Edgeflield Plank Road, and about a mile below the junction of the Pine House and Edgefield Roads. The Cherokev Pond Race.Course is on the place, and is one of the best training Turfs inl the linited States. On the place are two TWO STORY DWEL LING 110 SES, with all accessary outbuildings, so situated that the plaee can be divided into two plantations, with suitable buildings on each plan talion. The Plank Road passing through theaUndo, ofeis great facilities for knuling wood to llamburg and Aurusta-to any one disposed to engage iu-that business, at rare elianee is ofiered. To an approved purchaser it will be sold on a credit of three or. fv.eo years. Apply to 11. A. K ENRICK, President, ITamburg and Edgelield P. R. Company. Aug 20 tf 32


ocr: Y Virtue of suntdry' writs of' Fie'ri Fneins,% to mue directed, I shatdl prieceed to sell Cousrt House, onm the first Mondasy Novemtber next, the followinag property, itn the ease, viz: M1att Ardis vs .John Marsh and wife, a Tract land constaining one thsous.,nd (1000) sere. or less, adjoiaiing lands of D. J. Walker, J. Ramibo and nihers. Cash. LEWIS JONES, s. E. nu. 9 185 2 4te 39


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ocr: FlSK'S M ETA1LL(C COUFFI NS of all izes, constatly on hand anid for sale yhlUD)SON & HItO'I'IERI, Opp. Tieimperance I Imll Sumiterville. June 15t h, 1852 :31-i,


ocr: E'P T tle Western Board of Comiioners of Roads for Clarendon County, Sumterk District, South Carolina. BRAIDAms, 9th August 1852. At a meet'ng or the western Board of Commissiopters of Roads for Clarendon Coun ty, held thi6 day. Present: W. 11. B. Richerdson. Chm'n, John 0. Brock. W. W. Thomas C. Richardson, M. 1-. Connors, P. Ml. Butler, J. S. Tindal, James Henry Colclough. J. Harvey Dingle, Jr., IL J. 3lanning and R. S. Harvin. The Clerk submiaed. t lie fiillowing account current: Weste.n B.,ardl.f Cominissioners of Roads for Clarendon County in account cur. rent vith 1: B. Brogdon, C erk and Treasurer, for the year commencing August 9th 1851, and up to August 9th, 1852. 1 S52- 0.1185-2. 9, To 1alance by the Board 71 M8 A ug, 9, By amount received of Augrust 1 11i, 1872. W. F. Butler, T. C. for 082 50 To interest added iu) to 5 4. assessmnets f51 11th Auguist 18t2 * " "To balance due by the ( 4 To Aniount due W. . Board 9th Aug. 1852 $ Francis (Sumter Banl- . - ner) for advertising or- 10 50 -1S0 86 ders from W. II. B.1 Sheriff's receipt not collected Richardson ) for $0 13 " " 'To amount dae Clerk or Court for recordin.. and 1 50 proving Wrighis BllulY Io amount piid Sumter inner for advertisinr 2 00 Report of 18-51 To amount due Clerk - for salarv from 10th 40 00 Atug. 1851 to 10th Aug. 4 $130 85 On motion the Clerk and Treasurer's Reports he r.eceived. 1. B. BROGDON, Clerk & Tres'r. Cum'r Roads. Nov. 23, 1852 .I-It REPORT, w. Stuckev Treasurer in Account with Sulem Board of Commissioners of Roads. DR. 1852. CR. 1851. 511r. 16, By paid F. Rush's lum. 10, By balance cash in $91 60 her account hand " l4, Oy paid Edmund Bear. 6t, Cash received fromi 54 0 borough 51 00 Jnas. 1H. Chandler ( Apr'i 5th, By paid W. J. Francia 0 75 4 ash received from / o o May 2Stih, By order of Robt 11. 1(m) 00 Isaac Keels ~-- Tidale 5th, Cash reoeived from 8 Juie 14th, By paid Jas. Lowry 26 (H) Thomas Fraser . ' . By pati Ex't. Est. S. 0 14tha, Cash received from t 3:35 41 Lacomte 65 00 jlmes AlcCollumia, T. C. ( Oct. 41h, By paid Black tiver . 3 Watchman 43 C-17 01 " By colmlissions on re. 1852-.' coiving $395 41-- 1.2 9 78 18th, To b:ilance brouhlat By commiions 2 1 2 down ing the aimount 114 4a pe r et. nayingout 3 8 82 o i fads lily hands 4 1 Lotter. postage 15 S 18:1, ly balance carried 114 46 S487 01 Nov. 2.3, 1852 4-1t PEOPLE OF SUMTER & DARLINGTON. LADWI.S ANI) GUCNTLELMlCN : Tvh undertesined would respectfuitlly invito vnn to call and look at their A E Wr S T C K,just receiring from the North'ern which were laid inl with tle best jtidgiment tIey iosessedI. They flatter Ihein that they can sell IOVER tlaln any Ilounse in the Town of Suimterville, anid s:atisfacti,ti to all- who may bhe pleased to call. Below please find a Catalogue ofl the;r Stock on hanld mid for sate ie door norIi of Roach & Blackwood's fine Store, opposite T. B. & L. L Fraser's Law 01ice, Suniterville, S. C. DRY G00DS. B \ 1) A\il)IWiWN \ I(I.\l'P NS Fit.1 6 1-1 to H _ents. TI IIt El 'VA it I D \V IIT llCE1l MT, Blabe Ihd aid~ron do. FI.A.N lI-- , White Itd an1ad lI on ied di. CR)SS .T1I,) ANI) SWVISS .MI311J)LS; "AND) .J.CONET' CA.\,1. ''.CS; BUCK. Kil1) A~ND \VOul, Gl.VIC-; A l.P.1CCA.S ANDI .llNO h)ltlES1*S; IENG I.1sf1l A N I) A.\llIRIC.\N Pl'hlNTS, fromt 3 to 1 .l:s 1I ), II0148 A NI) I IA I.F II0OKS, do. do. i3(NN1IlTS ANI) Ill lI(NS; I.ACICS AND) INNERT'lING;S; 81JSI~l\)litlS .\tNI) (Cit.\\'S; G1CNTS. FASll()NAlll.i IIATS AND) C.\PS; BOOTS A N ID SIlIt il'M F'Olt l.AI1)llES; GIENT1S. AND Cilllal)liNS, DO. of every size; lIiOT GlitNS. I'OCkIJT A Nt) 'I'.\ll.t CIT.-lV (:AltI'.:N'I'liS ANI) l'I.ANTI'Dt'8 'T'00.S, A NI) A Gin it )It n' ol WJ~ T1 W VA I. l'OTs. )V t-:Nx. s l'lttlIls, 8X(II.I,.:'T', I'A~NS, AI. WlI~i 1.108. Slit)V-:T.S. SP'A )IES ANt) Pl'ClI Fl'~itI(S. WV()( I. Nt) Ct'ti'ON CA luS, .Jl-NNY J.INI) D(). Ct'ltY ('WIf itS, WOOl,, I,.I~.T'IElIt A N D)


ocr: WOUI.D re p'ctfuly they aire now receivinir their well .eh'tetedi stock of FALL WINTER GOODS, in part as fot'ows: Dry Goods. Delains, Caismeres, Merinos A lparens, Gt~iain'am, Caimbries, Cassi Jeans, Kers.eyn,. imnseys, Flannels, Bheachted aind Brown Shtirtinigs, Bllankets, &c. LiOOTS .-N D SIIOA&S Pervied and~ Sewed Boots, flrogzans, and Shoes adGniters of all descriptions. A TS AND CAPS. Wool and Plushi tiats, Glazed and Cloth Caps of every variety. S A DDLERY1. Bridtte., WVhips, &c. A LSO fine assortments of Groceries, Crockery, IIardtware, and fancy goods. A call is respectfually solicited, as we are con/uident we can suit you ini price and ROACII & BLACK WOOD, Pialmmaetto I louse. Sintervitte, S. C.


ocr: DIJNG appoinited the Agent of NEWMAN & Bnorurn's PIANO FORTES, I can recommend thorn as being fiished in ex quimito munnor, with sin en:iro Iron Frame to keep them In tune, and not liable to get out of tune so readily, with English (rand Action, C to 7 octaves, i-t Rosewood cases. 'T'hese Pianos are nianuaictured im Balti. more, in a Snthern State, Warranted to stand the elit stie ; not to wind or draw up. I sha.1 le pleased to receive orders, and will have them delivered I.y a competent person, who will put them up and tune theme. Terms moderate -nd easy. Call and see bolero purchasing elsewhere. PERR Y MOSES, Agent. June 28, 1b52. 31-if Cheap Goods. TIE subscriber has just returned Charleston with a full assortment of A L KILN S OF GOODS, Wares and Merchan dise in his lino of business; having the utmost difigence in buying them AND GUD, (and goods i-cl bought are sold) he can make it an object to any one make a bill with him, either at Vholesale Retail. I'ERitY 310SES. Al ril Gth, 1852 2-1-if PERRY MOSES, (At the old stand of A. J. & '. Oli-rs to his friends and the public a fresh supply ofevery variety of goods by himslf, viz: in Dry Good 3-4, 7.8. 4.4, 5-4, up to 12-4 Domestics, 5 cents a yard up, or less by the queatatity. Brown Linens at 12 1.2 cents it yard, Colored muslins, and Lnen I.ustros, 8 to the dollar. White Crupe Shawls at 5 00 IN GROCERIES, Baltimore Flour, (warranted good) at $G Cash, 25 Sacks Salt. Barrels of Lard. Old Government Java CofTee in 31atts., Sugars of all kinds, some eacellent quality 6 1.4 cents. Sperm and Adamantine Candles, less they can be bought regularly in Charleston the box. Almonds, itaisons, Figs, Citron, Candy, &c. CROCKERY, in great variety, at very low prices, and DElIES competiioun in Hlardware, and Carpenter w Tools. April 27th, 1852 27-tf


ocr: W. J, Jacobi & Son. I. JACOB1. , .- - - NATIANIEL JACOBS. NO. 221 KING-STREET', (SEVENTH 5TO1s ABOVE ARIfKET-STREET.) rmporters and Dealers in & Domestic Dry rY' Our customers aro ensured and a strict adherance to the Onc Jan. 6, 1852. -


ocr: scordmlim; to Act of Conrmi, tin the yonr 1851 'by J. 8. l10U1011TON, M. P., In Lhe 0H1ve of the DistriteL Court for tho Eastru Diattict of 1'omnusylvanla. Another Soientific Wonder! OREAT OURE FOR J. S. HOUCHTON'S PEPSIN THE TRUIE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GASTRIC JUICE. from nu1Ir'r, or the futirih Stnoumah of the Or, sifter directions of Huron Jiebvig, tle Piyiiological ('ihetiisll, by J. 6. 1l0s:u1 1. 1)., iildelpin, P4. This is a truly wonderfi remedy fir 1)yspeposin, Jntmdicre, I.iver Comuplain, constipation, and lihility, (uriig after Nn ture's own ituethod, by Natuires's own Agent, tihe Gastrie Juire. C7 litmf a tenispoonful iof Pepsin, inmfuised in water, will digesti or dissolve, Pier PEiionc of R.eas t lcrf, in about two hours, out of the Prcsin is lite ihiefelement, or Great liigest ing I rinciple of lite (Gastric Juie-ie tsmolveit the Food, tle Purifying. liremrving, a1t d1 Stimnulating Agent if' ite Stomneh md Iintemi tiles. It is extrMcted from the Digestive Stom nich( of the Ox, tints forminig nin artificiai iDigei live Fluiid. precisei'ly liku the ntatumral fmistrie Juie inI its ('henim ei powmrs, and adt] Perft'' Substitute for it. My aid of this preparationm, the pains mad evik of liuidigesmtion anl Iy)vppsia mar' rem'mv I , joist n th ey wouill be by i henitimy Stommneh. It il do ing wonler for i)yzpeptics, eimrig eases (if - iity, immariation, Nervoum Ieeliim., cmd Dys-' 1 Conmmpmmtiol. sulplnsied to be mil mite verge of tie grave. The seienmtific lIvielece upo11n1 it is baised, is in time highesmt. ous and Iteinarkable. SCIENTIFI( EVIDENCE! I3aront Liebig inl his celeramted work can Anui (icmiitry, iysm : "' Ani artificial Filuid, anaftlogoums to time Gmastric .imice, may bei readily prep arel from tie mumou membmranime tle stomuioli of lite Calf, 1in wnhiclh vtriis


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ocr: Lodge, No, 17, l 0, 0. F, . A Regular Meeting of this will be held on Monday next -4 o'cloc1k. A. G. TEAGUE,See'y. March 9 It 7


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ocr: C, 7 Jurs :t0, 1852. SU71IIER1AS informantion has beeni r" I'ceived by this D~epartmnent, thtat a mutrder w*as committed on1 the body of Iugh 1Dove, in, Marioni Distric-t, by- 11i G I I CA.\1fll'HCLL, atnd that t he saidJ Campbj~ell either flied or conceals himtself. t Now, in ordler that thle said Canmphenl tnay he broughat to trial, l- it knotwLL, that , JOHN II. 31b:As, Gove$r ini :and o'vr the State of Soutth Ca mj, :n issue iba moy 1'roclamat ion, ofliti . .(V ra l TIWO IIUND)ILEIDO0.LAltS for hf~s to the Jail of Mariod~ Dwt riet. SCampbell is abotut 210 or 35 years r.M 5, feet 8 inches high, stout bult, walkU quick and steps short ; hats blue eyes, Ro miant nose, black hair aiid thick lbei rd. in testiuony whereof, I have signedh tmy iname and atlixed the seal of the 8tae. pJOHlN II. MiEANS. lBy the Governtor. - m I'turt~, Secretary of State.


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ocr: VEGETABLE BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE? Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, gire great tone and vigor to the digestive organ.. furtify the system against att future disease. can be taken with safety, at no time debili. tating the patient-being grateful to the most deli. eate stomach, and remarkable for their cheering, invigorating, streangthening, and restorative proper. DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice. leartbumrn. Cos. tiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits. Nervous .1leadache, Giddiness, Palpitation of the Ileart, Sinking and Full. ness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an impure state of the blood, liver, etc, which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid end unnatural eondition, will find this Nledicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In att. CAN.s of GENFRAL DEBILITY, this ledi eine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDS Have tested its eficacy. and thousands more are undler treatment; and not one solitary case of haseret been reported. Volumes could be filed ortifcates of those who have been otred. Call on the Agent, and get a Containing the Certitlcatrs of Iemarkable Cures, the high estimation in which this medicine as by tlhet'ublic Press-can be lied of the A gents, Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in United States. r* Price 50 Cents per Large Principal 00iga, 122 FUI.TON ST., N. Y., up For sale at Edgelield C. IT. by A. G. T'E.AGUE, AGEN'r. Sept. 4 ly 33


ocr: Sbo: an \ an an satii Nul Sho an M 29 goll hayi the: an imuF. 45 tl th, Jav Tal dec 31 A S t lates 1 ini t1 triai ft 20 ace I c - N. NEW] a - V.8.50T WHOLESALE & RET READY MADE CLOTHING, TB UNDER THE U. S. H-O' M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving th( of Ready Made Clothing ever otTered in tli and most improved styles of manufacture. -A LS A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS Wy" Country Merchants, and all persons visil cll and examine our Stock for themselves Augusta, Sept.23 CHEAP DR WILLIAM H AUGUS T B EING determined to sell off his Stock of N1 REDUClD PRICES, and respectfully to buy Goods Cheap, to givc him a call. -Among ti4 Rich Plaid and BROCADE STILKS, Elegant Chrystal Palace DRESSES, Fine Embroidered Merino ROBES, Rich Figured Oriental DRESSES, French and English MERENOS, Plain and fi-ured ALPACCAS, French and English DELAINES, A large and splendid assortment MAN TILLAS, SACKS and SHAWLS, Together with a large assortment of Goods suit I W"First Dry Guods Store below the Unik January 8 3t GREAT T - HJ Subscribers are now receiving direct froi t the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTME, COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NE] KNIVES, THE Together with a large an elegant Stock of ~USPENDERS, PURISES, BEADS, Gold and Silver Pencils and] .-A L S ( LOORNG GLASSE Of every style ad pattern, together with a fnhi ISchool and miscellaneous BI EF-Owing to the great scarcity of mo ney -terminemd to sell Goods this season lower thnm an E~f Merchants from the country will lea: Augmmsta, Ga., Nov. 26, 6mi G-RAY BR( WHOLESALE AND RE FOEGN, FANCY, STAPLE AL 290 Brond!-Streel, TAV'E just received one ofit R hCIIEST. . rf elegant Dry Goods, they have ever otli Sfrom thme direct Importers and Mamnufactories foi ~*regards richness of style and texture, we feel et ethat we can offer SUPERIOR ENEI B~oth in QJUA LITY nnd PR ICE. which will wel pzartments. There will be found in our Dress G'oods E Rich Elegant Braoende,Paid, WaV~tered, Plain: Plaid, Watered and Blroen:de Irish POP'LINS. Beautiful White Wntered SILKS and SATTI Rich Blnck Broende SILKS, ot new andl spie Plain Black SILKS, of all widths and prices. Cloak and Shaw -Will be found Rich elegant Bl'k, Blue, Br own of the latest Pa:risian style, Brocade, Sitin and Mlerino CLOAKS, Black and Colored, Plain, Figured and Water BY & AlL DEALERS IN UNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c, 'EL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT is city. Their Stock consists of the latest 'AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ing our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 V GOODS. CRANE, , GA. INTER GOODS, offers them at greatly invites all who visits the City and wish in are Fine Welch FLANNEL, Red, Green and Yellow FLANNELS, Woolen and Cotton I IOSIERY, SATENETTS, JANES and TWEEDS, very low, GINGIHA31S, CALICOS, and Shirtings, 8-4, 9-4 Dull. BLANKETS, very cheap, Good NEGRO CLOTH, at 124 ets pr yd. ble for the season. d States Hotel. 51 SALE!! n Manufacturers, both North and South, T (Ir 'DLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS BLES &c. WALLETS, PORT-YIONIES, ?ens, Spectacles, &c., &c. AND XKXRRORS, md eep Stock of oks, Paper, Ink, &c., &o, in the country, the Subscribers are deter I T'use in Charlesto~n or Augusta. C call a~nd exm'XIine for thenmselves. DUNILAM & IJLAKELY. 45 )TH ER S, Tl L D EAL E RS IN fl DOMVESTIC DRY GOODS, Ag;ta, Ga., A RGEST and ChIlA PEST Famll Stocks red in this Mairket, having been~ purchased CANT, and selecte'd with great carn na iniident in saying to those visiting onr City, UCEIENTS, rpay a special visit to our different De cpartiellit, ud Chene SILKS, new and beautiful styles TABNTTS and SATIN ES, INS, Colored and Black Ture SATTINS, udid styles, fronm 81 00 to $5 00, per yard, In our Dpartmeclt, Royal Purple and Green Velvet CLOAKS d MANTLLAS,.SACQUES and MAN


ocr: Glass and Putty cJ eived direct from the M~anufactory.. you wish to replace the Glass that have been br< ben out of your windows, now is the time to d it, and this is the place to get Glass and Putt' For sale cheap by G. L. PENN, Aars.r Dw4 d.~ 46


ocr: - - V.8.50T WHOLESALE & RET MADE CLOTHING, TB UNDER THE U. S. H-O' M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving th( of Ready Made Clothing ever otTered in tli most improved styles of manufacture. -A LS GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS Wy" Country Merchants, and all persons visil and examine our Stock for themselves Augusta, Sept.23 CHEAP DR WILLIAM H AUGUS T EING determined to sell off his Stock of N1 REDUClD PRICES, and respectfully buy Goods Cheap, to givc him a call. -Among ti4 Rich Plaid and BROCADE STILKS, Elegant Chrystal Palace DRESSES, Fine Embroidered Merino ROBES, Rich Figured Oriental DRESSES, French and English MERENOS, Plain and fi-ured ALPACCAS, French and English DELAINES, A large and splendid assortment MAN TILLAS, SACKS and SHAWLS, with a large assortment of Goods suit I W"First Dry Guods Store below the Unik January 8 3t AlL DEALERS IN UNKS, CARPET BAGS, 'EL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST is city. Their Stock consists of the 'AND CHILDREN'S ing our city, are respectfully solicited dk 36 V GOODS. CRANE, , GA. INTER GOODS, offers them at invites all who visits the City and in are Fine Welch FLANNEL, Red, Green and Yellow FLANNELS, Woolen and Cotton I IOSIERY, SATENETTS, JANES and very low, GINGIHA31S, CALICOS, and Shirtings, 8-4, 9-4 Dull. BLANKETS, very cheap, Good NEGRO CLOTH, at 124 ets pr ble for the season. d States Hotel. 51


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ocr: t ee - *ol - .* 0 C4 ''* their friend, a the* I they are now Jyj selected stck A WiNTER n part an follows: Dry 80 DePaia, CaktneW e %lpaccaas, Gigaa Cnp neres, Jean', Kerseys, Linwys Blleached and Brown Shirting. . &c. BOOTS MD S#OZ& Pegged and Sewe Bno 11 Shoes and Gaiters of all 4e*CrJp HATS ANDCAPS Wool and Plunk Hat, % ind Cloth Caps of eter f*ikt 8 A D~ O;EY. Saddles, Bridle, %Vhip,. tine ai.ortmentsof OtqitLa Hardware, and fancytaod.e A call ise respectfuly solicited are coqfient we can suit y9e is s -lumlity. ROACH -& BLACK PaImmetto House, Sumtere SepL 1852 Brass adWo mention.


ocr: ROBERT LATTA. LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON & would respectfully inform hsis friends andi thme public enerally, that ho is now receiving a va net oflHeavy andl Fanny Groceries, w hicha he willisell low for casha-Two doors above lthe Planters' 1iotel, and immaediately oppoisite, Janmes, Cme,.C. Dec. 10th, 1850


ocr: Bount~y Land Claims. The undess migh teitlers his' stirviese prosecutIon and er~flion of c : tifhyR "05 cere and Soldiers who' hafu een ensud the fmiltary rerviees the Untitsd Stata. h~is theilities sare suh "as ito'ribhs the fhioinW R. M n~DSO, Agdet.: Pnm erville,'A pril 30th, 1851% 27 if


ocr: 51y 11USE AND-LOTP, ~l the vi 9.nautervila 11 wher I ' ,now' Olva Tlid lon aFi 'Y41VE ACitt4 OF LAND in te Idt rmetrill nItIo ay to the ptrehaaeru. Jut.'13, LJ3. 13-4 W. LE.VId. Railroad Ntice, OFuzC Wit.. & MAC'4. It. It. Co Al trioii C. If., Jan. 10. MZ2. The Fourth Annuil Meeting of Stockholders tof the WiIiingitonm & Mai ieior itil Itoad, vill bo held at Mario: 1II., S. C., ol Wednesday the 28th da if Jatiutry, 1452. A fAll repaesen.ntion (of the Stork eitlici it prs5n air by proxy redpe.thully requonte By order of J. MACRAE, Jr., Se'ry. toF The iataanua n ill pl!Ca4s c'11pv


ocr: Jut reiv ig Illnea hn.1 nit I lirown %il~ Shirtmt; .11 erlloro' Srlp-is; Plail . ve. 0.--nalaur g, Cottim. an.. I.inen ; N hIie, colorol ni lhI bi'ek Ki I Glove. (.usui i tris: atilets.'K.attieciy Jaunn,. lileti-ie-l. hrown tin I tlet Jenni-hitte &e. &c'. -or sul i low 1) zV. J. FRU41NG,8 Oh)tsositl- F. J. & 31.wes' J.:tw 0111O. Jana..20. I 4Z3 Groceries! Groceries I I Will be r!etiveil inl a few d.ays. a chlsce of Gtnre-rie ; conbisttit in part of Old1 Govermntint Java CotK~e.I 1,'rim- ltii (o'.ti, (iiew crol.), -4 Gruen Tea. lit Lh1 anul 1-2 1.b eadlurs, .Uhl)S 114 best ahimoifre Flipur, Su-urtof various deurripions, Prinie (iwhbin Ulmuer. lest Ilahinturu Iams. Prime! Lard: No. I 3iackerel, N. O. nn I ('ah. 3tiIlas-ses, White Wine lin:] (:iderine-gar, - S-IL, lisie. Sois, Star:h, . 'epsiir, Spir-. (uing,-r. ('iiiana. ('andles-x-peri, Adanimtine and A, v. &. For ile liew for sih lay W. J. Fi.ANCI. Oppe i' l-'. Fj & 31. 31ove%' .aw Otlice. SEWARS! A very Oie lot of Selfgar. of the following lit: ,20 IlW o lJldo, 2txO Oi ID-af. 20t14 Philal n1hrupa. 200M 1.1 1emader. 21000 Anieriei Segrr. Fia rh -.win-;Tshr. .31-m-1r11by a1111 Scoptch SnT For bale low fear caih by W. .J. FRA.NC'IS. Opio ite F. J. &. 31. 3Isaasss' tijw Office. Janl. 20, 1i>2


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ocr: SPECKAL MEETING. Lodge, No. 17,1I, 0. 0, F. . A SP'ECIA L lecting of this Lodge, "il71. be held at their Uit, on~ Sturdauy ther 2th Jutne, at 2 o'clock, P.M3., confer the Degree of Rafrt.:xan on all Odd Fellow's Wive w~ ho muay tmake application. Theu ~lMmbe rs are requestedl to attend, anal par. tiularly the Ladlies up~ont whom the Degree UDSKAI htas been ce'red. A. G. TEAG UE. 19t


ocr: Teacher Wanted. GNTE N. qualified to teach the differ e it branceits of the English 1anguage, can timian ex-ell-nt situatioln by arphling at once to eitht-r fof the Sualbs.-r.bers. The Sch-iil is situated near Perry'a Croass Nosafi in this District, a thik-kly pp.1uilated- nd.1 ie-althy neighborodit.el * .Ay emne de1iring the place would Jo well toap ply quatckily, as thet oppeeatunity may not be loneg open. B. P E R HY. .1.\ M -S CO)LEMAN, W1M. COLEMA.N. Dee S St 47


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ocr: In Equity Mauter Dis John.Jp Qthlon-7 LetittaB, )rpig'top and'Margaret L Brough - ton, By theit next BILL friend Jas. R. Brock, Va. .Epsey E. Bronghton.J In pursuance of'an order in the stated case, I will offer at public sale, the first Monday in January next, at Sun. ter Court House, that plantation or tract of land, containg about four thousand acres, lyIng in Clarendon Cointy, Sumter Dis. trict. at or near Fulton Post Office, belong ing to the estate of the late Broughton, Jr.. deceased, and upon lie resided at the time of his death, the sainerecovered by the said John It Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton, Marga. ret L. Broughton, and Fpsey E. Broughtoi, in an action of Trespass to try Title', brought by them, in ti~e Court,of Corn. lon Pleas for said District, against Broughton, senior, deceased. Not to be sold for less than seven thousand hundred aiid filty dollars. TER:ts.-One-fourth part of the pur chase money to be paid in cash; the bal ance payable in one, two and three years, vith ititerest fromn the dlay of sale-the purchaser to give bond and personal secu rity, and a mortgage of the land for the credit portion of the said purchnso money. W . 1. .IAYN-SWOll0il, Com'r in Equity Dec. 14, 1852 7-id


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ocr: Not ice. 4LL~ those ideted to thre esetate ofC Charles 171 U. Lngaun, dee'd., are reqjuired to mrake pauy nent, andt those -hauving demrainds to present themn >roperly uttested. M. W. LILES, A. NIX. - Ad'rs. E. P. IIOLLOWAY.) Feb, 19 . 11 5


ocr: INGIDENTS OF A JOURN~EY FROl M A BillEXLTLE, SOU111 C'A R0I NA, To Ocala, Florida, BY AN OBSERVER OF "SMALL THhINGS." r ff1 E iaive is the Title of a lively and in I. lintIe work, jus~t pulishe~d iaml fo r sale at this t 'i--ec, and theL Stores of Semv.a.A & Rao-r:n:;, G. L.. P'.:ss :iinh WtuLLIuts & CuiaswTir.. (l&i- (rice ounly 25 Cents.


ocr: V.S.HO MN WHOLESALE & ME M9ADE CLOTHING, TRt UND ER THE U. S. 11C T M. N.WBY & CO., are now receivinr iI S. Ready 11nde Clothing ever oillered in this ci improved blyles of Walll:tfactul e. -A L A GOOD SUPPLY OF BUYS, YOUTI '." Country MIerchants, and all persons visit examine lAir Stock for theinselves. An':u,.a, Sept. 23. ALDRIICH< Metcalf's New Iron-Front Ston AUG USTA, LDRUICI & ROYAL, dealers in 1 0 0 ' ihe largebtand mo. splendid as:iortnettt of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES A (For 1.tail.) oft' any other olnse in lihe City. .i Personst visiting AuvnNin n ill always fi Ale artieles to select from at our New Store. :- 1' lh-se give us a cll and cu Ior yours A pril i. 185:. G. W. A 'N D R U 1 , TILL 'r*ctice in th Courts of LAll. and E HilY for E :%.. l l-. ! and ixington' Dais tricts. l . in Law antge , Edgtfild C. II. .Jan i;, tf52 .JO.% EPI ABNEY, I fir.L be fnotn :d nt all filzutme in his Ofliev. it V ? Edgelield Court 11ouse, near the PLANTEM'S 1Ii-rt.. lie will :tienl promptly anl strictly to btusiness inl his pro!ession. Ni'v. 14 tf 51 S. S. TO M P R I N S, ATTOrN EY AT LA W. OFev. inineeliatelv ill ret:r of tile Court oise. .1an, 2: t f I e JA3IES 27. DAY, OF RICIHMlOND, VA., e . -Permanently hoeniteud at Edefied C. . ga I1.. til'ers is profssi.na~l services to d di te ei:iaen~s of the Yillag~e and its vi enty: andl will attendl to anly call he mayul have eihrin te Village or Coutry. All ope rations warranted. ein rehi 1:. I850. tf 8 SOperations on the Teeth, BY IIORACE PARKER. Addlress Edgelield C. II., or Sleepy Creek.j P~ 0., 8. C. Mlarch 11 13.2 ly ____ CANDIDATES. ZFor thie State ZLcgislaturo. J. C. A T.T.1N. TI.ULIAN WAiTSON, .J.' P11 AiINXla. J ll Ni h'l iI O-.N, JOS~II L NKiY. %. .r iT CchlcEr Wli.EY ' I 1(1 I.SON ;K, BY & Co., TEL, ~WAYSG, TAIL DEALTEI IN INKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., TEL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST nnd BEST ASSORT3ENT ty. Their Stock cousits of Lhe latest aud s o IS' AND CHILERN'S CLOTHING. ing our city, are respectfully aelicited to dk 36 & ROYAL, ,--Opposite the Mascnic Hall, GEORGIA. S A ND 8 10 E S, have alhays on ND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, tc a gOd Stock of the finest and most fashion -lves. Gtn .i New Spring Goods for '52. T my Store. near tle Ceirt Ionse, I julst opencaled n CO. PLET E and gencral Iof a: the ' Varieties of the Season, whlichI I respecwtfully invite the trading comnutunity enl1 ma11l examine. I wol1 partictlarly Invite tie attention of the La dies to my rich selvction of EUbroideries in Collars, Clacmi zetts, UnidersIceves, Capes, and Mautilla, A id to ny splendtid Stnok in Printted1 L.IWNS. RWISrES. ..CONE T. . AND FANCY BAREGES, A n. to n very henntiful lot of Embroidered Muslin and Silk Dresses. Prices (on erelit intil thfe first of Janunary. res.nsi bh- mal a nntia btd ivers) to suit Ihe A lib61rnd disaittiton nide with irsons hinvi CAsu: ! LOD) IlfAL . Marcha 25 tf 1tt Family Groceries, A FRlESIl SUPPLY OF" THlE -. t-rie.F.s. Tlacon. Lard and Flour, 3Mustard in Poxest, Beef Tongues, ('npvrs. Cheese, Frits in lrnndy, Pine~ A ppjle Cheese, 'Stra whIerry, Rasspbury. MackereA, in IHarre~s and; Ilackbuary Jeatn and Kiats, Jellys, SnI iaon, in- Kitta, Piek'Ul Snrncni'rna., Stirawbnrv. Fresh Satnona, Riiisury and Laisian~ "Mackerel, Syrtips, " Clams, Lemnaaz and Lime Juice, Sardines, 1.2 andI 1-4 box Assr-rteud ('anieis, Pickred Pork, " h~LS " leef, B~ uhWiePpe Porto Ricou su.rnr, (riidaalhno(ns Stewvaris Coffee Sngaur, Prutl ~rea tc: Supterior iroiwn " 'eaelFnnfo o l'cc ari f~gnar~ Bat 'k cai Wh Saie 3lea~a'ses.Wite Mnite ark Sed. lGronmI anee Cae ner 3lac'aeiri tulX etilIeormin Arow aca aind liae. nd Ru' Itur Priepared Fauad or S.on dan Crnsheds " intantlas. .lavtca ad Lrir Cofe acda and Su ernena .clamtia am ioe -'cs 8:l inan rhPteroc Ae .voaehies. TOlble anOi ekl, t A(ieraiu ul romnto ~st'-r..Oainte Vrmi. n. ia n


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ocr: Cheap Goods. THIlE ouserilber has jupt retnread from Charlesion with a fhll ami-irastmeat of A 1. KINDS OF 0GOODS, Wares and lise in his line iof busine-m ; havilig exet-rcised the umost dt'igrnce ina buying them LIIl-.A P ANID GOI), (aond goods ,irli imught are half sold) tie catn make it an (bject to anly olne to make a bill with lm, eitlaher at Whalenale or Retail. 'EliRY MOSES. April Gth, 1852 !i-if


ocr: "aEtaogAn . . Carpetiugs Thlu su icribers aro nouw.ptelared'o f. fer t' 3 towestinarket prices, a full nf sort ment ofsuperior VELVET 'A P1IS. I'R Y, B R US S E L S, '7'llIt E BE-P hs Y, ING leA IN, SCOTC , YEAN'I'lA N. A NI IN ELN CARPET INGS in new and choice designs. Als.. the various widths of PRINTRI) BAIZES or FLOOR CLOTilS; FLOOR - and STAIR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB. CLOTHS. G I LT and SILVEII) STAIR 1101 and CARIE'ITINS. RUGS and MATS, &c. till of which have been carefully selected front the nanu facturera in the Americ an and English inn rketti, by one of the partners, and we will have then cnt. ifrade, fitted and inid im tie most worknanlike manner, and oun the best terni. We inost confidently in vite attention to our stock. Also, Curtain Materials. We are now prepared in our curtain de Iartinent.to vlier the various etyles of CUR'TAI.V SU'I'FS, in Silk worsted, Linen and Cotton Damaeks. Embroidered Lace and 311mlin t0urliis, Giipsi, Loops, Tassels, Cornices, &c. Churrh Trim mings. Hangings, &c., new designs for which % e have now received and tley wi:I he nide, and put tp. on the best termes, inl the tnout workinattlike iataner, and under our own supervision. BIIOWNING & LEMAN, Succeassors to C. & E. KEtitsoN &. Co. Corner King and MAarket Stiects. Charleslon, S. C. Oct. 2-2, H5.2g~ Goods for Fall Trade IN CII ' RIMTON. W. G. nA!CROFT, 253 and 255 KtNo-STrET. (On1e door belotw Wentwiorth-Strect.) We would again respietfully invite the atte. tion of our friends nnl eutiomers in the countrv, to our vxtensive Stuck of DRY GOODS, when they visit our City. Alwayvi in hand SOUT'rHl'N MANIJFAC''t;tFI) Consiting of Georgia 'aine and Ke'reevs. Alilhabama do do: Plain and Striped Osnnhergp. lleached and Irown lotmestirs SUPER DUFFl, I 11rOlRTATION. We would ayo part icularly invite attenttion to our IMPORTATION of tLKs .ninl I1ltEs GOODS, being one of the 131tt1.:s-j, TC4 IN THESOUTIIENN COUNTity. We are nlso prepared to furnist every article inl te lrood I.ine, viz: Itoilers, Golves, Linens, Fninnels, CluthwCzu'iters, Iliotihazines, Alpneena, .Merenes, 31ouoellnin de Laine, Pintit, .incneta end Swiss Mulin., rurnitutr' Dinity. Prints. Ginghnens, Shawls, Lacem, Edg ing, ffihbonig, Trimniinga, &c., it,-.


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ocr: THE CELEBRATED COLLETON BITTERS. A Purely Vegetable Proparation, and Sovereign Remedy for DYSPEPSIA! TSare purely a VEGE COMP UND.and are ofIered to the public Under t fullest conilvietion that they will he found a safe and so-ereign REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA. They have been triumphantly tsted not only ty nunerous finnilies ad Physicians in the South, who have furnished ample testimony -as to their decided excellence. but also by the Proprietor, who, for t n years, smufered all the gloom incident to that stub born and distressing disease. The Coleton Witters, are also a Carininkative, most excellent for Cho!era Morbus, Costiveness, Se-a Sicknesi'. Nauwea proceeding front whatever cause, Shortness af Breath. Acidity, Heart Burn, Cramps and Stielichs in the Breast. The abovo Medicine is highly recommended to Literary Gentlenen, Students, Elderly People, and others of sedentary habits. For the satisfaction of those who may not other wise feel disposed to try this va'table Compound, reference is nmade, by pernmissiou, to the following highly respectable gentenien. Rev. T. J. Young. Wm. atcs, M. D., D. T. Cain. M. D.) Alex. Rubinson, Col. F. .Lauce, Char laston T. M. Curtis, M. D., St. John's Tiand. Ex-Gov. W. B. Senbrook, Edisto Island. h1. R. Rythewood, ReaufiOrt. Rev. A. Woud ward, Ilon. Win. Pope, Rev. J. B. Seabrook, Paul Prithhard, 31. D., Bluffton. n," Pnicz, 75 ets per Bottle. For sale at Edge field C. IL., by G. L. PENN, AGENT. Oct. 20 tf 40


ocr: Religious Notice. TnE UTN~oN MEE'T:No in the 4th JDivision inf E~dgefield Baptist Asesociation, will meet with ir. rest.ICAN Cnuacat, on Friday before the 5th day ini October. Rev. D. D. Bancxsos, wilt the introductory Sermon at 11 o'clocek. A. M. Trhe subject of discussion, 4 What is a Church of Christ and its puirpose.'' By order of the Meeting. S. P. GETZEN, MoDEATroR. G. W. NixoN, Clerk pro temn.


ocr: Hardware, &c. TI HE Subscriber htas noaw on hand a large .Lof Birmingham and Shieffield llIA RDWA RE, which he ofi'ers very low for Cabh, or on time punctual dealers. Also, a quantity of heavy'Goods, damaged by late Freshet, which he will sell at very prices. GEO. ROBINSON. Hanmburg, Ocet.13, jv~m 39.


ocr: Guano and Farmers Plaster ! AVINGn made arrangsements for a supply L.PERUVIAN GUANO andt of genuin'e and warranted quality, all who wish to obtain either of them through us will send their orders early, so that we nmny order quantity wanted by the 1st January or in timte Planting.. A supp'y will be kept always on htand, and information given by applying to RIl'T & ROBS.'ON, No 112, Atlantic Wharf,. Charleston, Oct 11 4t 39


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ocr: Negro - 8oes. Thbe sulbscribert i .ate nentIs for the afnea t mia o j to Fit Thousand to moftt tiillab the FAj.L. For et o~a qahie ttontlides efbuiy relt perstti ~ dtmenosed to p-erchase of t t'ijt~sp Wuptm1onized h to',bst eyear As t l ~ a guarantee themie qa-.o at 3fay2 . it '-'- i .MURAN.


ocr: DRUGGIST A S oCAM D1 for sale, for cash, gran aJproVeil .c ii*d ELL SELECTED asortineot of E11- Irg ig Drugs and N:XGfISI ANID AMERI IN'TRUMENTS, PAINT3i -(ALL KINDS) VARNiSI 'E8SAlIES, " '' JW $.STIJ LAlFLS . , J10\2E1 " GLASS WVARE, 1I1t(J8IE: mEDIi.FS, WINDOW 'u1oarrSoNIAN MIcuIDIrI.s, LAMP AND ielns & itira, :Sar.An, I.A bEcEDS, SPIRIT GA Gnui:,. e GQ . Together i COMPRISING THE STOCK OF .-Al Agent for the . ,PA TENT1 AIND FA. April Gth, 1352. ND CHEMIfn iN, S. C. -t, A Ti OWi4f, ii P -t an a er i SIEDTa"RiAN ariltd EuaOrs.AplS .. mIe d i64 ess - rAN CII W ALC U,$ tND OILS, 'JitlCES M IP8, GELATINE, FFS; - FiAVOIUWSE~A 2 i. .1KRl *C HAI r ye' *Nti DAdth Wwns, .. .Coae HaAt J1dta ai RI) AND SeIcaM Orr., FANCYa g(PAr a AND CA at.ntfa. 8w.. riii every article A 1)R GGIST O8R.PiYSi attestaprtd - -- fIlL 2 4tfhDICIN.


ocr: No Mistake. The aubscriber having tna-!e ar. rangenents with one of the best es. tabisied honses in New Ynrk to with Gold or Silver Watches by the le one at the lowest wholesale prices, having a friend there who will take an interest in selecting for nte-oflhrs to furn ish t order, fite watches within ten days frot data of order, nuch lower tbun thty be obtained in any other way. Also, Chains or any other tine Jewelry. Eor particulars enquiitn of FR8i1:J1AN llOYT. Aug. 17th, 1852 43-5t


ocr: f 1; ~JULY :30, 1835-. iERX,.S infornation Iis beeny re ceived by thia D.epartnient. Ihat a nurder was committed on lith body rf flugh Dove, in Mariot District, by 1iLUJ I CAMB'lLL, and that the said C;tnonpbell has either fled or conceals hiinself. Now, in order that the said Campbell mr;av be brought to trial, be it known, that I, JOIN II. 1l ANS, Governor in and over the State of South Carolina, do issue th:s oy I'roelamationt, olilring a reward of TWO IIUNDItEI) DOIlARtS ;,r his delivery to the Jail of larion Dt rict. Catnpohell is ahont .30 or 35 years o'd 5 feet 8 inches high, stont buIt, walk. qick an] steps short ; has blte eves, ILo. Luan nose, bl.1ek hair and thick heard. In testitnIoty whereof, I have signed lny (tate and allixed the seial of wth State. JOllN 11. .MEANS. By the Goevernor. I3grxJ. PEnny, Secretary of State. Aog 17. 113-St the Citizens ofr


ocr: t " , S a - Charles TO BA LTIMORE $17.0; TO PHIILADELPIIIIA $19; AND TO NEW YORK $20 ['11E G R EAT M AIL 1OUTE P~ CIIAR LESTON, S. C, LEAViNG the Wharf at thme foot ot 2aurens-st. daily at 3, p.i m.affe7 - rrival out the Souhmern cars, via WHL hI1NGTION, N. C., from whichi point wo daily trains are dispatched at 8 A A1i; nud 2 P'. M.; the 8 o'clock ontly connecting a Veldon withl the lines to Petersbrg I.ichmond, Washingtoni, Baltimnoreg 'P .. leiphia, andi New-York. The pi ~is espectfully informed that the steatfie f hmese linmes, aro in tirst rate conditl ro navigated by well known 4nj meriencedf commanders; the. Rail' ~a re in fine order, (the WikrnIi o nd Woldon, as wall a. the Seabi nd Roanoke having recently been~q~ vith heavy TFrail) thereby securmp afety andh despatch. By thes io aengers availing themsae ( ed jj '1IRETi TRAIN may roach Bal4lr~ J 0 hoturs. Ph1iladelphla ivrl 4.hours ti lowv York ini 50 1.2 hinurs; and byte more in E0 hourn, Phmiladel phiia din oture, rand New-York in (II1-4 hounssu Tlhro.ughu tickets can alone he had ftrn . WINSLO\V, Agent of thme Wilm aoi flice of theo Company, foot ofiiv reel, Chuarlestoni, 8. C., to ~vwm )loaso Ilarchm 2.9, 1852. 292-1


ocr: 8 Water Proof Boots' .Just recivel,- a lot of ! the oveni lOOTS, Calf Peg nedl Ptiunp dto. .Gents and lioy hioes of various kinds. Enamelled .ls" " Col'd e radle. )id Boot., Seal Se wed Oi It~"a hi Sewed Lnce lhiskins, Kitd andl Morcc iBlpi and Ties. Onxo Sriants' Shios,~c.< c tmcale Cliesap by ~ .. FI$&N'C41't 1~c. 4. trua. m....m of ',.sn...a.


ocr: CLOCKS, WATCHES AND The Subscriber would respiectfully ini rorm lte citiizena f Souter ami ndfjaceit Di-tricts, that lie line just opeiied ill Sum. terville a beatitifuli~aesortinnt of . OC 4,lcs avid W atch01s, Brooches, Finger lins, Cuill' PinP, ar. Rings, Buckeln, Slides, Fob, Vest, Gumard Clinis, of Steel, Silver and Uold-Ghil anud Silver Pens anld Pencil Cases; Specta. eles of various kinds ; \Vhite ami C mil Beads, Bracelelq, &c. *&c. All of which will be sold at Charleston prices fior Cash, by C. T. MASON, One store sot h of Mirs. Ilillhert's Millenerv. P. S.-Repairing of every descriltion ione in the very best iimer and at tl shortest notice. ;--*" All work done by tme, warranted to give sat fiaction. C. TP. MT. December 2, 1851 1;


ocr: R E 11OV1A L. C 'IiI Siiub-teribecr hats retmivedi his Il(.OTI 1 N SlOE' STF(JLI', t. tine tdtor WVest of Cnptain I". Siiumter's law O)flice. lie has just received atnd will con~stantoly keen Otn hancd a Finie Stock of I1(hlT SI1I0ES, which lie will sell r.ow~ for Cash. Ilut will credit lisa punmc-ttnl util Fall. I'roimpt plament is retjutred. Febrtuary 2l, 1852. 1...t f


ocr: Fail and Winter Gooda, ,IThe smtbscribe'rs are' neow re:rivhing ande Opent. oig their uisual supply oft l~ry Gsoods, llardware and Groceries, the prices ofC whichs will ho very rtteeed, anins i.jgte their friemnds andc the public toezamnine their stock. ill. DRIUCKCER & CO. Camdeen, Oc t. 28, '51. l--tf


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ocr: ALOT of FR ESHI GARDEN SEEDS, " " Irish Potatoes, A fine lot of Ilollow or Pot Ware; which will - be sold very-low for cash or punotnal buyers."e LOD HILL. ...5


ocr: *Notice ! TIHa view to close ouit my entire Stock aofr WINSH. GOODS, I will se1l1them at cst or CSH.Call ye, who want Bargains. W. P. BUTLER. Feb 10 tf 5


ocr: Butler Lodge, No, 17,1L 0, O, F. SA Reenlar Meeting sof this Lodge .;withllie hldl on Monday ev ening Snext 7 o'tssch. N. I.-A pnnetutal nttenilance of sill the members is dhesireid sn next Sale-slay night, as business of importane,. will then be briought befsre the Lodge. Feb It 4


ocr: l i MN WEOLESALE & BE MADE CLOTHING, TRI UNDER THE U. S. HC M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving tli Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this ei styles of manufacture. -A L A GOOD SUPPLYOF BOYS, YOUT] W' Country Merchants, and all persons visit examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. ALDRICH 1 Metcalf's New Iron-Front Stori AUGUSTA, LDRICH & ROYAL, dealers in B 0 0 T, i the largest and most splendid assortment of LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES A Retail,) of any other House in the City. " Persons visiting Augusta will always fl articles to select from at our New Store. W Please give usa call and see for your April 1, 1852. New Goods! HE Subscribers are now receiving their usual .1. supply of Spring and Summer Goods, CoNSISTING OP Fancy anil Staple Dry Goods, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SHOES, &e.; &c., they will sell on as good terms as they can bought inl the market. At the Store formerly occupied by John Lyon to Dr. Teague's Drug Store. - WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE. March 25 tf 10 Removall r HE Subscriber has renioved to his NEW. No 1, Corner of Jefferson Street and Row, where lie will he pleased to tecive the of Friends! I i W. P. BUTLER, MERCHANT. June 10 ,tf 21 New Spring Goods for '52, T my Store,, near tlio Court House, I have I.just opened a COMPLYE aid general Stock of all the Varieties of .the .Season, I respect fully invite thy trading community to call and examine. I would particularly invite the attention of the La dies to my rich selection of in Collars, Cinemni Z L. TAIL DEALER IN [NKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., TEL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT ty. Their Stock consists of the latest and S 0 IS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. ing our'eity, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 & ROYAL, ---Opposite the Masonic Hall, GEORGIA. 3 A N D 8 H O E S, have always on MD CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, ne a good Stock of the finest and most ulves. 6n 11 Family Groceries. A FRESIh SUI'PLY OF THE -AItCLF.S. Bacon. Lard and Flour, jMustard in lloxes, Beef Tonges, Capers, (iheese, Fruits in irandy, Pine A pple Cheese. Strawherry, Riaspbury, Mackerel, in Barrels and: Hlackbury Jais and Kitts, Jellys, Salnon, in Kitts, Pick'd Sarsaframs, Strawbury. Fresh Salmon, i laspbury and Lemon - Mackerel, Syrnpr, Clam4, 'Lemon and Lime Juice, Sardines, 1-2 and 14 box Assorted Candies, Pickled Pork, " Kisses, " Beef, Bl'k and White Pepper " Sha1d, White instard Seed, Porto Riico Sugar, -Ground atl Race Ginger Stewarts Cofyee Sugar, Bermuda Arruw Itoot, Stperior Brown " repared Fanna, food for looaf and Crushed "' Itants. Pulv'd and Clarified tin Colgate's Pearl Starch, .Iva and Lagiira Coffee Soda and Sal Aeratus. .lamaica and Rio " Sal Sodaand Salt Peter, 3Molasses. Table and Saek Salt, A general assortment or Sperm, Adamantine, Teas, Tallow Canies, Maccaroni and Vermi. Tutrpentine, Soda, and cilla. Fancy Soaps, ltire and Rice Flour, Blacking and Blacking Soda Crackers, Brushes, lBostona do Wine and Stoughton's Sngar din iitters, Jinmbles& Ginger Cakes, Porter and Ale, Layor Raisinsc, .Olive Oil, Currants and Citron, Castor Oil, Maise, Nutmeg., Cloves, Wrighting Ink, Pickles anad K etchups, Sega ri and Tobacco, Pepper Sauces, .Tubs, Bunckets and Pails West India Preserves, iWill,,w Basket., Ginger - sttdo Brooms, &c., &c. A dded to the above, is a general assortment


ocr: e =-30( eask; - 20( rious e and qi 150( rious 1 per ga 50 and Co any en 151 the 1nv Mac coldeSi it equi Boil than fi I an above profits Jan }ULS, TALLOW GREAS, AND 1MIBA. &AU BARRELS MACHINERY OIL, 2500 Gallons do do a of various sizes. Price 75 per gallon. Barrels Boiled Paint Oil, . I Gallons do do do in casks of izes. Prree 75 ets per gallon. I Barrels Tanners'. Oil. Various alities, from 35 to 60 cents per gallon. 1 Gallons in Casks of various sizes. inds and qualities, from 35 to 50 lIon. Tons Tallow Grease for Ieavy >arse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, nisteney required. Price 6 cents per 1 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels, rest market price. hinery Oil, warranted not to chill in : weather, and considered by those 1 to Sperm Oil. ed Paint Oil, equalto Linseed Oil, ,r white. constantly receiving large supplies of named articles, and my motto is. and quick returns." B. F. BOND. i6 Water St., (under the Pearl st. NEW YoRK. 10 6t 52


ocr: Butler Lodge, No. 17, I. 0, 0. A Regular Meeting of this will be held on Monday evening ~fA 7 o'clock. A. G. TEAGUE, Sec'y. June 9 It 20


ocr: HAVE just received, in additibn th iny former stobi of JEWEL-RY, hundsoibe-usoirtientof Double and single Cased:Gold Lever Watche5 Anchor Escapeient and Detaalled " " Double and Single Cased Silver Lever . 4 Gentlemen's Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Ladies Chatalaines and.Guard Chains, " Gold Bands and Hair Bracelets, Cuff Pins; Gold and Cornelian Chatms, CrosSes; Luckets, Atrows. Buttons, &W. Fashionable Broehes for Ladies and Gent,. " . Ear and Fingei Rings, Gold und Silvei Thimbles Gold Pencll Case, with anId withont fens, Silver Combs, Coral Armlets and Neoklaes. These artieles I received direet from the Importers, are all WAnRANTE, aid shall be sold r.aw. . w. .. BUTLER. Aprii 15 if 13 Dis s o 1u t i o n,


ocr: able- t . ... . .. .. - WHOLESALE & R MADE CLOTHING, TR UNDER THE U. S. H J; NEWBY & CO., are now receiving t] e.Reaidy Made Clothaiog ever offered in this improved styles of manufactut e. -A: A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOU' EF- Countfy Merchants, and all persons via examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. GREAT THE Subcribers are now receiving direct fr LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, N KNIVES, TE Together with a large an eldgant Stock of SUSPEINDERS, PURSES, BEA Gold and Silver Pencils ai -At every styli and pattern, together with a full School and Miscellaneoul . EOwing to the great:senrcity o imoney to sell Goods this season lower than any House Wff Merebants fiom the country will plen Augnsta, Go., Nov. 26, ( ALDRIC11 Metcalf's New Iron-Front Sto AUGUSTA A LDRTCH & tOAIt, ealers in B 0 0 9 the largest and most spledid asortment < LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES. (For Retail,) of any other House in the City. " Persons- visiting Augusta will always articles to seleet from at our New Store. gg" Please give us a call and see for you A pril 1, 1852. Spring and Summer Goods!! -3 . A. VANWINREE, TEL TAIL DEALER IN UNKS, CARPET BAGS &0" &1 OTEL AUGUSTA,.GA. ie LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT P1 ity. Their Stock consists of the latest and most HS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. iting our -city, are respectfully solicited to enal dk 36 SALE!! om Manufacturers, both North and South thl EEDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS lIMBLES &c. DS, WALLETS, PORT-MONTE, d Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. SO IS AND MIRRORS, and cheap Stock of Books, Paper, Ink, &c., &c. in the country, the Subscribers are determined in Charlestop or Augustn. se call and examine for themselves'. DUNHAM & BLAKELY. mD .45 & ROYAL, re---Opposite the Masonic Hall, GEORGIA. 'S A N D SH:0 E , have ahvays on hant LND CHILDRENS BOOTS k- SHOES, fine a good Stock of the finest and most fashion rselres. d ' - * - Gm' 11 'DR. A. G. TEAGUE, Wholesale-& Retail Druggist 3AK1ES this metluho'retni'ning-this thtankcs t<


ocr: -. OMUA ES ?'or At~ Q orectw DERICKHOUSNWKAKEr -:. HENRY H. ElLL4t BARNEY MLAA*, JOHNQUA-TWL WILLTAM L. PARK. - THEOPHIUUSDE -" L. A.-BROOKS" R.'S. KEY~ FELIX- E. :dODIE, -- JULIUS DAY - JAMES. EHDNN VIRGIL M. WIAL, _W. F. DCRISOE,..


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ocr: Executive Department. 1. - CIARLESTON, June 3, 1852. I HEitEAS, two Bills ot Indict Murder have been found by Jury of Charleston District, at sitting of the Conit or General Sessions, against one CHARLES one for the murder of slave named John, and the other for of one Joseph McGorty. And, whereas. the said Charles Fergu. son has fled from justice, or so himself as to avo.d the proces at law. Now be it known, that in order to the said Charles Ferguson to justice, I, Jrhn H. Means, Governor in.and over State of South Carolina, do issue this Proclasnatini, ofieri.g a rewird of IIUNDRED DOLLARS for the of tho said Charles Ferguson at Charleston Jail. Said Ferguson is about fotrteen of age, about five feet four inches siend er, dark hair and complexion, some what freckled, and quick spoket.. Gven under my hand and seal of the of South Carolina this Third day of in the year of our Lord one eight hundred and fifty-two. J. I. MEANS. By order of the Governor. BENJAMN PERar, Secretary of


ocr: Land for Sale. ILL be sold on the premises the 271 day of Se ptember next, a LAND in Middle Salem, about one and a half from Mcintosh's Depot on the Wilmington ar, Manchester Rail Rtoad. about 1000 acres. Persons to purahaso can have the Land shown to them by calling on the subscriber the premises. J. W. GIBBS. 26, 1852. 40-5t*


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ocr: MEasonic Notice. AN EXTRA Commnunication of No. 50, A. F M., will be held at Stheir 11all on Monday evening, the -4th Oct., at 74 o'clock P. M. By order of the WV. M. IR. II. SULLIVAN, SEC'aY. Sept 27 tf 34


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ocr: The S(ithscrtiirsud'reepectbg ly ii rorm the .itizens ofSuSnter atI~ adjacen Di-tricts, that lie has just opened in Sum, terville.a bea utiful apsortinent. of Clocks and Vatiches, Broochep, Finger' Rings, Cuff Pine, Ear Rings, Buckelp, Slidee, Fob, Vest, Guart Clisins, of Steel,' Silver und Gd-Geh and Silver Penn and Pencil Cases; Specta eies of various kindes ; White and Cora Bends, Brncelet0i. &c. &c. All of whic1 will'ba sold at Charleston prles for Cdsh by - C. T. AlASON, One storeoutli of Mra Hulbert's hilienery. P. S.-Repairing -of every descriptio ontie in the-very best tianner and' t'tli shortest notice. Eg" All work done b me, warranted to give sntisfation. C. T. A. December 2a1851 li tf


ocr: Fare from Charles TON TO BA LTIMORE 817.5b; TO PHTLADELPHIA $l19 AND TO NEW-YORK $20. GREATIALJ4g.'E L.EAVING the Wlharf at the foi Laurens-st. daily at 3I, y.'mrn after, th arrival ot the Southerii cars;' via 15 N. C., from whice two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A, and '2 P. M.; thecS o'clock only cot uieeti 4t. wvithi the lines" to Pbttirsb rgy Richmond, Washington, Bilitimore, 'Philo delphia, and NewYork. :Thb.:p'ublib 'as respec tful ly in formed that the steamierlr-of these lanes, are in firsit rate condition, and. are navigated by well .known .'atiuad perienced commrandere; the: Rail Road. are in fine order,, (the ..Wiltningqia and WVeldont, as well as tJ ~aboi and Roanoke halving recently bgen re~a4 Trail) ther-eb~ sept9rmrg o satfety and despat-ch. y'' these' yonel' passe'ngers alvailing' thenelfvs .of *'t. FIRET' TRAIN ma'y'reach Baltimote' {( 40 hous. PhiladelphIa in .41' dy1 York in 510.1-2 hours;.:arid.:ig ih; SECOND TRAIN iay F.arrie im '&l.( timore in 50 houirs,. Philadelphia -inin& hours, and Newv-York in 6.13. hourse , Throngh tickets can salone-be hadefteri WINSLOW, Agent of the.Wi1kph)gip, artd Raleight Rail.Road.Cnipm y.ak.. otlice of the .Coinpany rim4Jabbn str et, Charleston, B&G. t6w iplease apj y. - Mrch 23, 1852%. 22J..tt


ocr: Hkf's and Gloves. Our wvhole assort~nenit of.Gsats. GkoWs and Pocket Handkerchief.o f fering at. very low pricestok WV. J. JACS 221 Kingr.at. (bend) opp. th& jI6. Nov. 5th, 18.52 - 2.- tf


ocr: Monecy Wanted. TI HE Subscriber reapectfulIly announcen Ito those indebted to him for last year and year before, that he is very much in neede of fnunds :" A word to the wise is sutfiieent." WV. J. FRANCIS.


ocr: Rail Road Notice. EtOINEER's OFFICE, W. & M. R. It. December ist. 1852. ON ani after this date, the Passenger Mail Train will run as folivws: DOWN. Leave Hills at 3.40 A. M. " Tinmonsville " 41)0 " " " Lynchburc " 4 40 " . G Alayesville 4 5. ( " S Sniterville " 6.00 " " " Manchester 4 6.50 " " Arrive at Junction " 7.15 " " UP. Leave Junction at 2.30 P. M.* " Manchester " 3.00 " " " Surnterville " 3:1 " "4 lAfayesville "4 4.15 " " Lynchburr 1 4.45 " " "6 Timmonsville "5.15 66" Arrive at Billk " 6.0) " " Nothing but perishable Freight will be by Passenger Train, and all must be distinctly labelled with the of the article, to ensure its passaire. .hippers are requested particularly t , the names of the Stations, in the of Freight. The places in the schedule, together with "Carters are the only Depots known in the and the Company cannot he re for the proper delivery of articles directed. Is. J. FLEMBING, Resident Engineer, &c. * Or await the arrivai of the up Train Charleston until 10 P. A]. Dec. 14. 1852 7-3t


ocr: Lard, Baoon & Corn INorth Carolina Blacon, do. CORN. Merh zs, 851 ROBT. LATTPA.


ocr: Wholesale and Retail, PER RY 'MOSES is now receiving hia stock of GOODS,. -GROCERIES. . CROCKERY, IART)YWARE, SIIATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, SOLE AM) HARNESS LEATHER, -PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, &c., from the fact of their being WELL bought, and received by the reoular train over the CONGAREE BRIDGE he can and wvill sell at the lowest market prices at or RE'TAIL.. BA CON at 11 1-2cets. Nov PERRY MOSES.


ocr: In Equity---Sumtei District. John R Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton, and Margaret Brough. ton, By their next BILL. friend Jas. R. Brock, vs. I Epsey E. Broughton. In pursuance of an order in the above stated case, I will eflbr at public sale, on the first Monday in January next, at Sum ter Court House, that plantation or tract of land, containg about four thousand acre,,, lying in Clarendon County, Sumter Dis. trict, at or near Fulton Post Office, belong. ing to the estate of the lute Edward lBroughton, Jr.. deceased, and upon which lie resided at the time of his denth. the same recovered by the said John R. Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton, Marga. ret Brouiglton, and Fpsey E. Broulitoni, in aii action of Trespass to try Title, lately brought by them, in the Court of Con. anon Pleas for said District, against Edward Bronl ton, menioir, deceased. Not to be sold for less than seven thousaaind seven hundred and fifty dollars. Trtnms.--Oefourh part of the pur chase money to be paid in cash; the bal ance payable in one, two and three years, vith interest fron the day of sale-the purchaser to give bond and personal secu riy, and a mortgage of the land for the credit portion of the said pnrchase mioney. W. F. D. HIAYNSVORTI 1, Con'r in Equity Dec. 1.1, 1852 7-id


ocr: Dwelling House for Sale, The subscriber "tilbra tier House and lot, situated near the Presbayterian Church for sale, coitaiiogL aout two neres of land, -with-all tweemryut buili-1or terms ppl))lv to, NANCY SLEDGE. No. 20, 152. 4 of


ocr: Negroes for Sale, [ VILL oftC.r for sale at Stinit.r Court Iouse n the 1st Moinday in Septem. ber next, a Neiro WVomat and Child, ho longing to the E -tare of Williant Grooits, deteased. Also at the satne tUne aid ldace another Negro \Wotman. Conditions untie Ik nown on cay of sale. W. LEWIS, O. S. D. August 7, 1852. 42 4t


ocr: C~ WOULD res cfullyi I their friends mnIt bi tkey are now receiving, 0i selected, stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, in part as follows: Dry Goods 'llicoes:, Del~ainS, Cahineies, Meij . lpaccaIS, Go:1gharm, Cam44. s, Jeans, Kerseyu, Linseys, 9FIint lilcalclied and Brown ShirtingB, U C. ,BOO0TS AYD.SIIfO.NS. ,,"'-, and Sewed Boots, Brd als and Gaiters of all descriptios. JIATS AND CAPS. AMole"Akin, Wool and Plush Its Gl d and Cldoh Caps of every variety. iSADDLERY bridles, Vhipri &c. A LSO. fine assortnts of Groceries C oc ery nId an.y.goods. I A call is resk ectiully solicrt* as are confdent wean suit you in prica h - n y#w ROACII & ]TFACKWQD, Palm nmntto Huse.u rntefe 2-1 ITine Pieces, French M antol~eea 'raps, and vn rious 'oilier arties eru


ocr: () I I' U . L - Lewis M, CH-ARL ESTON, S ILS--Sperm and - W ae,-Aggr ~i ~ lirooklyn Factory. !IJITEI ELBA D,-Agent for tinfen (Ii tON SA F E8-:-A gent for Rich' Si altapd~ LAT1OR CALS- ento EORGlA BURR STONEil. Cha rleston, Oct. 1$, For Sale at ' IULR MO$~


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ocr: GREAT ATTRACTIONS! WINTER GOODS, S constantly receiving, by the latest arr'vals fron New York, full sapplies of Rich and Fashionable Goods, Suitable for tle season, to which he would re-spect fully call the attention of those visiting le city. Elegant French Printed DeLaines, Rich Lustici.d Bhrek Gro DeRhine, Large and Snall Figured DeLaine, low pried, Rich Figured Brocade Silks, Fine French and Engl;slh Colored Mulerintos, Fine Black State and r)ialb Casmere Shawls, Black and Colored Silk Mantil'as, Long and Square Plaid Shawls, Fine Colored Flannels for Sacks, Superior Welch and Silk Warp lannels, Fine Brocha and Cashmere Shawls, "Worsted Plaids. for Children, Cheap, Plain Black and Colored DeLaines, Fine Black Bonbazine and Alpaceas, Fine Second Mourning DeLaines, French Embroidered Collars, very Cheap, Rich Em,,bruidered Chemisetts, with sleeves t Jaconet and Swiss Insertings and Edgings, A Larze Asmsrtnent of Blankets. Flannels, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeass, Plains, Kerseys, Cassimnres, Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, Tickings, &e., &c., he is selling ofY very low. P.lanters and theil famuilies would do well to give hin a call, wheri they will find a large assortment of Goods at lom pneces. I


ocr: GREAT WOTER GDDDS. VVm. H. CRANEJ JA W cW !Fm zmiz lp Ol, IS constantly receiving, by the latest arrivals frot New York. full supplies of Rich and Fashionable Goods, Suitable for the season, to which he would r.spect fnlly call the attention of the-e visiting the city. Eegatnt French Printed I )rl,aines, Rich Luitred ttlak Gri Deliine, Large anda Sina!l Figured Delainc, low pr:eed, R:ch Figured Brocade Silks. Fine French and 11 nigfish Colored iMerinos, Fine llack State and Drab Catmnere Slawls, Bilack and Colored Silk Alantilas, .ong and Square Plaid Shawis, Fine Ci'ored FlimneIls for Sacks. Superior Wolch and Silk Warp Flannel, Fine Brocha and Cashmere Shawls. -Worsted Pnidim. for ChilIren, Cheap, Plainti lack and Colored Del .aines, Fite Ilack Bumbazine aund Alplnaenzs. Fine Second .\4ourning DeI.aines, French linbroideredi Cllari. very Cheap. Itich Embroidered Chemanisetts, with slecvu to match, JAcOnet and Swiss Insertings an,] Edgings, A L.a:ge Assortiment of Blankets. Flannels, Satinets. Tweeds. Jeans, Plaitns, Kersevs, Cassinmeres, Brown and lileached Shirtiigs and Sheeting., Tickings, ke., &c., Which he is selling air very low. Planters and their families would do w,-lt to give him a cnll, they will find a large asortment of Goods at


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ocr: tsf d have his SirPa of " MRO Y& , & ( North Q:;Roach . Blackwoud's lino Oiut ea i are saich'lhat we re sell for CA SIf, and having to do so, Swill sell low. _Our atock consists of GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES,. FANCY GOODS; &C. intend to do our part to give satisfaction all who may favor us with their patronage. Our Now Goods are expected daily. Call on O. P. McROY. L. M. McROY. a-" Watchman insert three times. Sumterville, Oct. 1, 1852. 50-If


ocr: For Wright's Bluff, lYIur "EELRY, AND Xnaterusediate Landings. The steamer X M Urso.t master, will Charleston as above, the 5th of October. For Freight arrange tents apply to Captain on Hoard, or to O'NEIL, HILL & IENNEI)Y. Boyce's QT Watchman copy. 27, 1852. . 49-tf


ocr: IIIIIIUUw eL Ar$.'k ?'F 'fuly their fris and the phlic t'int hey se now rec'eiv int their u elI "it stock o A1.1. A \ WJNTER GOODS, in limrt as follows: Dry Goods. miieos, .teans,. lKesr'y, L inaeysv, IFlannaela, lileachled anad Brwni Shirt ings, Uilanakets, &c. BO0OTS iNXD SHO[ES. Pegrled anii, Sewed IBoots, ttnrigaias, and Slhoes and Gaiiters~ of all doeripitins. iIATS ANI) CA PS. hIoles~kin, WXool anda Phtashl I lats, G lazed aind Clothi Ciaps oh every variety. S A D)D)L 14 It Y . liridles, Whips, &c. ALSO jaine assortmaents of Grocer:es, Crockery, I iardware, anid ifancy go.ds. A call is respiect Iully solicited, as we aire et/isln we cnsujit you ini prica aind ROACil & IL[ACK(WOOD, P~ahmneaaOl Ii llouse. Sioatorvalek, S. C.


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ocr: Lodge, No. 17, A Regulari ietingyf t~iso - will be held onl Monday e'iig - nxt7 o'lue. -r. A. G. TEAGUE&oSeei s April1 it


ocr: $20 Reward. - l1 Spann Uotel; at Edgefleld C. I., a negro mana~ GEORGE. about 33 years old of dark complexio n. Said George will probably enden vor to make hia way' to Colombia S. C., where h~ has a wife. When quickly spokon tohe sli.htly stutters. Snid George is about five feect, ten inecies lhijT, well made. Carried off with hint a biakk s'ait of clothes, black cloth eloak and valise. J. II0NFLEURI. A pril!1 tr. - 1


ocr: JAME S '. DAY, Strgeon Dentist, OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Permanently located atEdgefleld I., offers his professional servie< to the citizens of the Village ar its vicinity; and will attend to any call he me have either in the Village or Country. All operations warranted. March 13,1850. tf 8


ocr: Celebration! LODGE,NlO17,10OIf a l10CESON of the M~emibers in full Rega lia. benine~ Emnblems. .Teel's, &c., nuid l1 n' Olt\TION. afret wicel tie Memlers will par tsake oif a 1)T'NNER, to be iirepayed for them atC .1. L. D~osv's lioteh. Thue Mlemhers will meet in thleir falint 11' o'clock, A. Mi. The Procession to form at. 12 "'clock, and pass to the Baptist Church, where' the Oration will be delivered. It is desired that thcecitizens generally1 liothi l~ndies and4 Gentlenheen, will'honor us *ith their' presence on t1:at oceasion. By order of the N. 0.* A. G. TEAGUE. SEC'. A pril 22 1f 14


ocr: MlARRIRD, on Thut:Tdy, thle 19th Fe.. hf the Rev. J. F. Peterson, Mr. Wam'oUT A DAMS and Miss C. A. PETZRsoe, all of Edgdfield, MARIaD, on Tlirsdry eveniig, tlie 8th-inst., by Rev. J. F. Peterson, Mr. Joux K. AnSzf and Miss REBaccV Faiscza Wurre, all of this District.


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ocr: appointed the Agent of NEWIUA & BROT- 1n's P1ANO FORT'I'E, I can recomztnend them as being finished t ex quisito manner, with an en;iro Iron 1"rane to keep there in tune, and not liable to get out of tune so readily, with English (ranad Action, 6 to 7 octaves, in- Rosewood cases. Pianos are nanuhctured m Hati. tmore, in a Southern Stiate, Warranted to stand the ein ste ; not to wind or draw nu. I sha.1 be pleased to receive orders, and will have them delivered ly a competent person, who will put thea up and tune thema. Terms imoderate :Ind easy. Call and see belore purehasing elsewhere. PERRY MOSES, Agent. June 28, 1b52. 311--' Cheap Coods. TIlE subscriber has just returned Charleston with a full assortment of A L L KINDS OF GOODS, Wanes and Merchan. disc in his line of business; having cxcerdised the utmost diligence in buying them AND GOOD, (end goods tull bought are sold) lie can make it an object to any one to make a bill with him, either at Wholeaulu or Retail. P'ERRY MOISEN. Al ril Gth, 1852 21-if PERRY MOSES, (At Ilse old stand of A. J 6. P. Moseis) OfTers to his friends and the public generally, a fresh supply ofevery variety of goods selected by himself, viz: in Dry Goeod 3-4, 7-8, 4.4, 5-4, up to 12-4 Domestics, 5 cents a yard up, or less by the quantity. Brown Linet-n at 12 1-2 crnts at yard, Colored muslins, and Liaemn Luatros, 8 yards to the dollar. White Cnpe Shawls at $5 00 IN GRUCEIES, Baltimore Flour, (warranted good) at $6 (:ash, 25 Sacks Salt. Barrels of Lard. Old Government Java Coffee in Matta, Sugars of all kinds, sonic excellent quality at 6 1-4 cents. Sperm and Adamantine Candles, less they can bo bought regularly in Charleston the bo. Almonds, lItaisons, Figs, Currants, Citron, Candy, &c. CROCKERY, in gat variety, at very low prices, and DEF'IES competition in Hardware, and Carpenter a Tools. April 27th, 1852 27-tf 1,000 Bushels ofCorn.


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ocr: noterandn.~ -m;:fi~tid -tiankfly received, - .e ART3IN.


ocr: Blankets, RAY BROThlERS, have on hand a .large as G sortment of BL.\NKETS, of vari'ouq kinds. Probab:y Sme of the tiGest Saxtony Wool fine fin ishel, imported. With a large nssiortient of Lower Grades and Plnntation Bllankets, which we are selliig ebeup. Nov 17 41


ocr: WHOLESALE & R] READY MADE CLOTHING, TR1 UNDER THE U. S. II M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving f1 . Ready Made Clothing ever o0ered in this t improved styles of t ian etut ie. -A A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOU' ff Country Merehants,and all persons visi Mnd examnine our Stock fur themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. ]TAIL DEALLR IN JNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c,, )TEL AUGUSTA, GA. c LARGEST and BEST ASSORT31ENT ity. Their Stock consists of the latest and HS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. utig our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36


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ocr: G n ker,& SA CCOMAODATJON WHAfRi; .; A C ARLESTON, N. C. Receive and .clIi Cotton, Corn, otlier n-ticles of I'toduceand attesiion to the seliction of Fuai ly Supplies. Coninissjion for selling Cotton bule.' GANT.T. "WIITFIELD WAL.ER. EDWARID GANTT. Reference-Col. F. I. Moses and R C. lticdmrdsson, asq..a * u.gustL24, 3852. 41-4m


ocr: Department, 8, , I Juruv :0, 185~2. W IHEREAS informnationn has been, re ceived by this D~epartmient, that a wa~s commttitted ona the bo~dv ot Hugh D~ove, in Main District, hiv II t(;lf CA.\hlPHI-,h,, antd that the said l'ampbell has either fled or coinceails haimsl~wf. Now, in orler that the snaid CamipbellI mny be brought to trial, lhe it known, that I, Jonis i- MA:,s, G;overnor in and over the State of Southl Ciarolinni, do issue Ihs mny P rocI lat ion,- (ffering n reward ol TWO HIUNDRED) JDO1AAR8 for his delivery to the Jail of Maraon Dist rict. Campbell is about ;i0 or 35 years old; 5 feet 8 inct.hes htigh,-stout built, walks quick and steps short ; hits tblue eyes, Hto. mant nose, bilack htair anid thick beaird. In testinnony whiereof,- I have signied moy inae antd aalixed the seal of the State. JOliN M. MEAP~t. By the Govea-nor. i Bh.sJ I*N~tty, dlecNotary of Stte Aug.J7- 43-1t


ocr: Quarters. BUCK lEA D, August 24, 1852. rI'11E BRlGADIEI GENERALS are 1 hereby required to make returns as di rected by the Act of 18.11, (see Section 13th.) Upon a nun-compliance the lie enforced against all defaulters. By order of the Comandnnler-in-Chief. J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Inspector General. 7. -m


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ocr: Religious- Notice, Tur. Memibers of the Mission Board and )epository wvill imeet at Edgefleld C. Hf., on Wed asday after the first Sabbath in Janutary. A punctual attendance is requested. By Order of the Board, JOhN HUIET, Sec'ry. Dec. 29, 1855.


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ocr: W. J. Jacobi & Eon. W. J. JacACC3. NATIiANi -1. JAconi. N 1. :1 ijNG .15T1 It 111.., (SvrN it mmt AtovE DtAttKET-S.wriELT) Importets and Dealers in F oreirgn &Done.tic Divy G ood G"Our customers are eniuredl 1ules and a tlriet ddherancute to the One . 1 5. 2. %2. i1-if


ocr: Negroes for Sale. I WILL offer for sale at Suniter Court House on the 1st Monday in Septen her next, a Negro Woran anitd Child,-be longing to the Estate of William Groomns, deceased. Also at the saune time and place Negro Woman. Conditions made known on day of sale. W. LE WIS, 0. q. 1). 7, 1852. 4"-t


ocr: THOMAS J. W( DRUGGIST Al CAMDE )FFEtRS for sale, for csh; or an approved credl nid WELL IECTED assOrtietnt, Of EAsT INDIA 1 -Drugs.. And ] RVENCII, E NGLI$I.AN D AtE IL. h it11R AL INSTRUJIENTS, PAINTS Al PRUSSES. (ALL KINDS) VARlNI8IIF -S88ARIES, " ' . DYE S'TUFj )LUGGIS'TS LAVELS, IIIODN'ES, " GLASS WARE, lItUlIliES, -ATENT IEDICINES, WINDdw.G i'IIOMPtONIAN IIIEIIeINEs, LAssP AN V itAl:FRs' HlEaIts & Roo'rS, SOLAR, LA ;ARDEN SEELS, SPIRIT GAS Genuine Cod Together wi COMLa'SING THE STOCK OF j A I.1 Agent for the n PA TENT AND FAA April Gth, 1956. TO PLANTERS. The sulscriher has just received a large stock (goodN for .Si4tING ANT) SUMMLER, wihich SufTrers at (iarleston prices, lys a epenses. 10 Balen heavy OsnahurgN, " " Shirting and Sheetings, " " Blbc I)enins and 5larlboro' Stripes, 10 lIlatis acon Sildes and Shoulders, 25 Itbis Baltimore Flour, 25000 fine Spaniuh Segars, Sugars, -Cof'es, 'Ieas, &c.*&c. Nohwses, Soap, Starch, &c. L. B. IIANKS. April Gth, 1852 2-4-tf Notice to Pedlars. )EDILARS of all descriptions, whether on frot, horse-hack, or with a wagon, re hereby notified that should they be mind TRAbiNG IN THiS I)ISTRICT after this date, without the niecessary Li onse, the law will be enforced against hem. A C I'N. June 22, 1852. :5-t( Land for Safe I E Subscriber oilers his Plntation in Clarendon for sale, containinf 750 cres of Land ; 130 teres cleared ; the dalce is well settled. On the preni-es ire a good Gin and Screw, ilorse-Mill and Wheat Thrasher. Any person wish ng to buy, may apply to the subscriber on he place, one mile above Calvary Church, n the main road to Camden. J. C. W EflKS. mly 6, 1-52. 3-11" Notice. Al pe'rans indebted to me individually, ras Ordinary. will please make imnedi Ite paymen', as it is absolutely necessary hat I cloi.se up my busimess, some part of i hich has been of.org standing tnsettled, md which I am duternined shall remain o nu lenger. I hope my fri'nds will attend o thin at tnce, and give me and tlienselvcs Ls little trouble no may bn. W. I.EWIS. Feb. Oih, 1'352 17-tf fI1EREAS the law requires the Ordi nary of Sumter District to be in his )tlice, Monday antlr ay in each week, ereons therefore hanli .business in said )3tice will please attend on those days. W. LEWIS. March 9, 1852. 20-tf Valuable Woodland. Near IllIE TOWN FOIR SALE. Between 17 and if~ acres of land lying it Turkey Creek neat m~jterville. will be told on accourm~odatin -Ltermas to an ap iroved pe-rchinser. Apply ait this office. Ja n. 27thm, 1852 14--tf Fo' Sale, 3My llOUSE ADLOTi, int the village of Sumtnerville, whetre I now live. There are FIFTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND ini the lot. Teruns made easy to thme putrchasers. Jun."15, 1852. 13-i W. LEWIS. AMVERICAN. HOTEL, CoNIsi: Por0 KING AND GEORIGE STRLEETS Chnarlestoni, s. V. TP IE SUB3SCRIflER, having dhis S posed of his interest in the A3IERI S C AN ItOTPEI, to alsss G-. F. K x m:D & J. 31. IIPas-r asolicits fur themn the pat irontage of hris I rienda. GEO. WV. KING. Trhe undersignecd wouldU respetfully- infirm iheir friendsl and te traveling pubic that the-y hiave least thiat ele-gant establishment-t the Airent Jani Jitel, crnetir of King anid Gleorge Streets, wheitre they are~ ready for the reeptioni of thoise w ho may favor thin ~ ith a call. LLEWCD & itIIRST. Black Crape at 25 Oenzts I-|R Y.*ARD. And t-iperior qualities at 31 1-4 nnd 37 -.2 rents a yard. Thiese will he tund remairkably low. WV. J. JACOBI & SON, 221d King at-, (bend,) oppt. the Big ilo'it. Jamo 23, 18j2. 36 tf R IoBER LATTA. h.ATE TIJIE iILu OF i)ICKSON A& LiTTA wtouldi resptectfuilly intormn hisi frieands anad the puihb- gremar-ally. hait lhe is noiw rece-ivimre a i -irty ol I le~avy sand Fune-y Groceries, which he silil sell low fur cashit--T'wo dlouri above the Pliaters' inotel, and immaediately opposite Jamecs Dutniap's, esq. Camdekn, S. C. Deuc. 10th, 1895' tf 9 Improved Cotton Gins. s to, info rm thei plbite thati he sutl maanufac girreb Iottont Ginas at liis estitalihmenat in State aurg, on the inost improuved andl r.pproved plan, avhlichi he tithik ithat the coittton gimneda ont one if those ginls of the late imaproivemae':t is wor th it l east a quarter of a cent mnore than the cot :on ginnied on the- ordinary gin, lie ailso man ua-inres them n thie mosi simple cnbtrutction, 'if ihlinenut tinishb and of the best muaterials ito wvit, Sieeli Sans andii Steel l'lated Ribs Case haardened'I whic-h he will sell for $2 per Saw. Ie alsoa re-pairs old ginls and puts rit-min c omt lele orde-r at thei shortest noltice. All ordters fur ;ins wtill he prompitlyk nnd mtnctutallyt aittned W.LA ELItSON. Stmatiharg, Satmiter ist, S. C. Feb 17, 26--t ~Rt iin (one hunitdred( and forty-six (14dti) act es ur the litrict of Sinter, S. ('. [D CHEMIS S. C t, AT TrtE LOWEST MARKWN TJ , 4 VtITEtRArEAritId') UIIQZA*f > ";. YI rendaIrC i 0dg Riediciues IN CHEAICALS OF ALL ~kPVb ib OILS, SPICES, . t k . . GELATINE ' S, FLAVORING . JERFUlIJERY 9^s -.- N t. ABYfo~-a r 1cyS,. ... COpas - I IIlaa Ba~vi U AN SPRM OiL.s, -A Nr SOArl, AND CAMrt'IRE, &c. &l, Live r Oil. t evry article . DRUGGIST OR PIHYSICIAN; 0 lost approved '. 7LrY EDICINES. 24r n CABINET WARM U y1 F. M. ANDI Wit TAKES this -neth4id#44 infrirginar the, citi '~tis-r Samtervillo. and vjcinity to has opened in Siimterville, o posite the. e Presh terian Church, a CA P1NlT, W E., ROOMr, where lie -Will keep for dSle;.c.)i ifl uch hrunilture. us comes tikider.this' 4eWttn~eml f his trade, -which he wiill warira t'df d naterial ; and will furnish for cash, at Clier-, on prices, all descriptions of Furniturelisade Rlepatring excuiled at the shortest notice. ' Milhhgnny au plain Collins furnished 1Stt, )ut telay. -. haying procured the kerices of 1I.k . : DAvis, he is prepared to f, rgdah Mpt ic Plst engraved in any style. All the ,subsriber asks is a'fair trial,hR topes by punctual attentin to busineer and'1 !ay terms, to merit public patronage. r Lebruary 17, 1852. 17*-y, ; CLOGS WATCHES AN""{ The Subscriber would rospectlulwe *'rtn the citizens d Sithte dnd adjdent D)i-tricts, that he has just 'iohed iii Saif. erville a beautiful assortmont.of. Mf r - Clocks and Watcheskij Brunches, Finger Rings. Cuff Pins,, Magg Itiis, Buckels, Slides, Fob, Yest, Giiar, laains, of :Steel, Silver and Gold- (,lc rid Silver Pirns and Pencil Ca'se.' SJcfaI :le of various -kinds White and Coral. Beads, Bracelets, &'c. 4c . All of whit hq will be sold at Charleston prdcs for &as by C. T. MASON, One store south of Mrs. llulbert's Millenery. itt P. S.-Repairing of every. descrip .ion, lone in the very best manner and at..he, shortest notice. ff-. All rdrk -done by rne, warranted to give sati~facton.' ' C.T.:. Decemnber 2, 15.51 . .f . N, RANE; Manufacturer of 'Buggigqs, LIGHT CARRIAGES, &o Returns his sincere thanks to : the citizens of Sumter District for their liberal patronage hither- 1 to hestoweji and- -begs:lease to infotn llpla batr be -keeps cdnstantly on hand the :above.:articipp of his ownmanufacture and warrants th'aidd to be of the Hest material, workminship,mnid q t the latest style. His ptiees shall qqmpete y the Charlestoh prices, and as to dtrabili , 'n comparihon ; to be cnvinced, yoit will edsl6 call at his Carriage Repositoryo Brood t, - tinder the Town Hall and. exatning fdd your With twenty yeai's experience, .an4.JLiberty s edd He'll vie wvith the country. nd the arts 44t itstade. .May 14th, 1851# .A, ANDERSONI SuIanaterillIe, 5. C. Respect fully infurms the pedple of Samn ter District that -he hats just receivej and now oflers fur sale the best selected and 1 most choice stock of - Spimaag nd Suianns U That has erer been brought tao th rk~4 lHe has received many new stylge gtIun u1 Sunmer Goods, which purchaar ,wo well to examine before byn* eG Black,.Bllun, Green and maixed -hru' C6thee Plir and 'Fancy Cassimoeres* en, Veflvet atad Silk Vesting., Boys and ilens .Usps &c A full and large suply of l(osfery, 'GLy Suspenders, Cravats, andkerchiefs,'&d.P&: all of which will he sold on1 the' mopst HIIgral terms, and at prices to suit the tiine.. EiF' Glarments m'annfacturedJ by the subsc.rl ber, andi warrntedi to giv4 satisfaction. O ders from a distance promptly attended to. le may be found at the stand formerly od' enapied by A Conway, and more recently ' D. . Pi rce. *A. ANDERSON.r A pril 27, 1852 25 -. f - D.3.,WIN ft. IMIERCHANVT 'EI LOU. Would respetfully inforftn' his friends ad. the public gene rally that he now has on had and utf1- ra for sale on reasonable terms alag and splenidid assoffanent of Cloths, Casneim anid Wastings, ith Hats, Caps., Snspenidera, Utavat, Socks, fine Itn en and Merino Shirts, Drawers; Gloves, liandl erchie f, Umhrellas; &c. Men and il Itys Renoiy Made Clothing of .eve.~ ry desenipuion and variety C;ompilete Military Oif lti-, Uniforrs , Swords,/ Ei auletts, &c-, furnishecd at short notice. Uniforms foi: Sumter I(iffemen far~tished on' reasonatble terms. - - - gyl I s vestings are peculiarly rich. conussin@ of far richer patterns thant ever previusly eA hlbited in this market. Oct. 16, 1851 51 if;: Encourage liomd 1Manniac tures,. fj lIE Subiscribor, grate-uil for thie liberal pnatronagfe ,berstofuure bt'-ime.d upn himu, takes thIs method of tnfcrminzg the p..j~n I of Smter and the iadjoining l imicts, \haut lh. still t'ofntji to carry tn the CA R l.mE; a n I IfA RNESS MAlNiNG bucino in l all ita~ 'arl. ons branches, at lis stand in ltiemo;.vLh-, S. C.. liteI isaking~ larg-additi,,..s te h Es t iih ment, an as to enable hinm to mfhuuractu:e ea ery thing wanted, in lisa line, at the shuort e~t riotice, andt in a style rf worktmansah;' equlal ip riny in. the Southern States. ife liuan hti Ci'nploy ex. Periec'ed wvorkmen. and ..: wdI raupptied wtslK -C tlh bet seasonetd timibeet.altso with Trimtntigs tuid Minntings of the- I.test style. ranted 12 mnths and repairued without charge if it fail in that mhno. lie will do tepaciring at at a distante shotuld wantrepairingdbne,if they tvill write to tat effect, he wvill send fdrth6' reference as to qualIty. ho e ond respetlhflyf rofer persons who may be dispoee41 to ptlrehasea &s to prIce, he wilgiunto theia i's hew n;'.


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ocr: JA E S X.- D A Y, OF RICHMOND, VA., Permanently locsted at Edgefleld C. H., offers-his. .essional services the citizens gvf*ei Village and its vi cinity; and will attend to iany 'call he may either in the Village or Country. All operations warranted. March 13, 1850. tf 8


ocr: GREAT ATTRACTIONS! NEW WITERGODS WM. H. CRANEJ IS constantly receiving, by the latest arr'vals from New York. full supplies of Rich and Fashionable Goods, nitable for the season, to which he wonl.d rspect fnly call the attention of thtue visiting the city. Ei.'ant Fr.nch Printed Del.nines, R'ch Lustrel llack Grit De:1tine, .arge and Snii Figured Del.aine, low preel, iel Figurel Broende Silk. Fine French and lngi Colored Merins, Fine lack Statv and Drnt Cashintre Shawls, l1nck and Colored Silk lantil:ns, I.ong and Square Plaid Shawls Fine Co!ored I1innelo t11r Sacks. Superifor Woleh nnd Silk Warp Pihineld, Fine lirocha and Cashmere Shawls. Worsted laids. for Children, Cheap, Phain Black and Colored Del.ines, Fine Black Bombazieti and Alpacaes, Fine Sicond M.sriing De taines, French Einbroidered Collars. very Cbeap. Rtich Embroidered Cieinisetts, with bleeves to Match, J.teonetand Swiss inserting an-] Edgings, A Lirge Assiortirnt of lilankets. Flaniels, Satinets. Tweeds. Jeans, Plnin<-, Kersevs, Cassiieres, Brown and Illeaclied Shirtiigs and Sheetings, Tieking. &c., &e., Which he is selling 0tr very low. Phinters and their tainilhes would do well to give him a enll, they wiUl find a large aisurtient of Goods at I


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ocr: Caroin She oacto RY-C H A'R IE S T o N. CITY AND 09OUNTRY DIALERS. From is to 10,000 pairs Kip Brogans, Goat and Ca l Shme., Pultable for the 'ng consisting o Mens, Boys, Youths, and Women of variotas qualitles and style. now ofebred for sae to Dealers on favorable terms. The above.de. scription or Shoes aro . well worthy the attention of the Trade; also. Shoes to measure. March 9, 1852. 20-t State of South Carolina, SUMTER DISTRICT-In EQUTY. II. Belser vs Hil for Irvjunc. Robert C. Mver', lien and Relief. William. S. Belser, Harvey Skinner. I It appearing to my satisfaction that 1. Belseer, one of the Defendants in the nbove stated case, in absent from anl tile limits of the State of South It is ordered that the said Wil. liam S. Beier do plead. answer or to the Complainant's Bill of Complaint the time prescribed by law or an pro confesso may be taken apainst him W. F. . IIAYNSWORTII, Com'r Eq. E. D.


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ocr: J M. 1V...E WHOLESALE & R] READY MADE CLOTHING, TR UNDER THE U. S. 1I T M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving t Pi oRendy Mado Clothing ever offered in this mproved styles of mawnufacture. A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOU'I gif Country Merchants, and all persons visi nd exmunine our Stock for themselves. Anusuta, Sept. 23. ALDRICH Metcalf's New Iron-Front Stoi AUGUSTA, A LDRICH' & ROYAL, dealers in R 00 ' the largestaudfnost splendid assortment o LADIES, GENTS, BOYS, MISSES J For Retail,) of any other House in the City. gg" Persona visiting Augusta will alvays tble articles to select from at our New Store. LO Please give us a call and see for your April 1, 1852. D. B. PLUMB k 00., & 0%f57 & BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. "A''. p''as"re in calling the attent"i'n'" ""i'"y JSICIANS and PLANTERS to their Stock of :'resh and Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, &c., &c., vhich they wnrrant to be second to none in PU RI [T an1d completeness of assortment. Every article is prepared in strict accordance with the formula of he U. S. Pharmmneopai They also keep constantly on hand a full asort nenst of Paintel, Oils, French and Asmerienn Win I-ow and Coach GChs,'Centent, Superior Varnises, -ire Proof Paints, FindSpo.nges, Shsaving and Toilet ioaps. French, Englishind American Perfunery, e., &c. " Also, FRES GARDEN SEED of every kind .nd of the best quality. D. 13. PLU,~ i1. P. GAIVIN, 1. D. August 18 2m 31 A. M. BENSON, )TEZ, BTAJL DEALER IN JNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., )TEL AUGUSTA, G.%. e LARGEST nnd DEST ASSORT31ENT ity. Their Stock conists of the latest and . 0 HS' AND CHILDRN'S CLOTHING. tg our city, are respectfully solicited to dk 36 & ROYAL, e--Opposite the Masonic Hall, GEORGIA. S A Y D 8 110 E S, have always on ND CHILDRENS BOOTS & SHOES, rine a good Stock of the finest and most selves. Gin 1 Spring and Summer Goods !! J. A. VAiNWINKLE, WER OJANT TdAJom, NEXT DoonI TO GORoAt RAit. 1V0An BANx, AUGUSTA, GEORGL.t. I[.AVE tiow oil hanl and for sule a and exstensive assortnit of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D'Etes, Casiicretis, &c., For Spring and Sunner use, which will he its order in i style of superiority aud eleganec. who are in want of fine garnenlts and wilih t1) fit as they ought to fit wil please give me a and satisfy theizselves. Ready Made Clothing. %lv Stock of CLOThIlNG this eason is full and lare, col)Jrisieg Clotih. Frock iud J)r-ess Conts. Choth. Cashmerett and I Drap ID'-te Satls, Ul'k, Sntin DJ'(hetie White and Striped Silk Sticks, Grass Linen. l'oiger Silk and Brown


ocr: Notice. LL~ those indebted to the estate of BiIussey, dee'd., are requested to make im paymentt and those having demands present them properly attested. CALEB TA LLEY, Adi'r.


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ocr: It ~ ~ 6 S' Cnudigstl IirlvEtk. ~1 1. , , ' Apilns Det l A81 1)zutrid and iowki&' htii A&C. &C. 1i.' an Uoh casir riei'sryi lvIaimt sai* s Beyflql 1OWri yip s jp" ~ ~ A innr nsas tllo s Gripibs are cnflie andThWu-stii rj Frweaiidt Se. 2c . 182 AND ' r.A N D CA7 1 124)-~


ocr: bait AXS .. d AITT' . ' iiTFIBIfl EDWIARD G.t4Tj1j'_'"Tis.,i .Referenge-Col . I. losea an R Esq. _.


ocr: WOULD "respoctral their friends "and 1 '~pa they are 'now re'ejv n +J i' s aele'cted tock YO' F WINTER"G b in p r a o l s r y G o o d s. : i Detairas; Cashnrsa M h lpmccas, Ga nirha ns Ca inibrics,"? Jeans e crscyo, Libreys,1 'ianu and ronSitio'-B it BO OTS. ANDSIOS andi Sewed " Boi1a, _ rogft. and Gaiteri of all deataliiu b' IHATS AND, CAS. 9 in, Wool, and P-lushl Hate, G Cloth' Caps of every- aroty 1, Bridles, -Whips, ..~ LSr.A fine ssortmnents of Gu raos, and, fancy ois ' -A call is respectfuli"Vr~ct l^' c~onfidlent w6e can rt yu - . &d'IL.CW *Sit~mnHns"nt4r1e


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ocr: We are authorized to announce the fol lowing gentlemen as candidates for Commis sioners of' the Poor of Edgefield District: WILLIAM FOSTER. THOS. FERGUSON. WILLIlAM SMYLY. .JAMES RICHARDSON. I. BOULWARE.


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ocr: For Wright's Bluff, JYIur RAY'S FERRY, AND ALE ' ItCramedinte Lauadiungs. - The steamer DEKAI i o . Urson master, will leave y Charleston Its above, abou the 5th of October. For Freight arrange tents apply to Captain on Bocard, or to O'NEIL, HILL & KENNEl)Y. Boyce's Vhmrl 0T W.tchnan copy. Sept 27, 1852. . 49-tf


ocr: R p AGB Blm t nlly" infotrm their frl s and the pilblic t'int Ibey at now' receivint r their " ell - -Fi sin']; or FA ,l. AND) 4 WINTER GOODS, in pert as follows: - Dry Goods. Calie'nes, DcLaines, .Cshmueeres. Alerinos, A :'paeir:c, Goi gha in,,( Camiies, Casi-i mceres. .leans, Kersey.,,I tinsys v-IFlanntels, tlehel tii B~rownt Sheirtinigs, lilantkets, &c-. ]iO) T)2S AN J[HOES l'eg.ed aee Sewed hoots. 1ireejanis, an Sho~ilestl and Gauciters of all d escitripet anid Cloth Cap~s of every vairiety. SADDLIi ERYV. .Saddles, .ltridles, Whips, &c. tire aicsortmenits of G. roceries, C;rockery l jiardwa'tre, anid fancyv go.ds. A\ call iis repectinlly soelicited, as wt are ruiiientI we can suit yen in jn-ic jun. - 10ACi & IILACK WOOD, Pahoelteiitie lionse. Sinot'-rvelle, S. C. ep.uth 824


ocr: f L i ( THOMAS J; W DRUGGIST A CAMDI OFFERS for sonie, for cash, or an approved cre nid WELL szLzczTb assortment of EAsT INDIA Drugs and RENCI, RNGL12H AND AMEMRI IUIRGICAL INSTRUM1ONTS, PAINTS A 'iUSSES. (ALL ICINDS) VAtNISI ESSAIIES, " - DYE STU] IMUGGIsTS LABELS, BRONZEt " GLASS WARE, BlUSIlES AATNT rDIIcttN , Winnmow ( lloati'sostAN AlE.D:ClNEs, I..4mAN SIAKR.:s' JiERDS & RooTS, SOLAt, L.A ARDEN SEEIS, 1tRIT GAI Genuine Co Togetiher " COMPRISING TIE STOCK OF At. Agent for the April 6it, 1WO. ORKMAN; M:D. ND OHEMYISTh DN, S. C. i, A- -ru LOWEaT - MAIMT rawoss, a 6 MADITERRAnAN and Evaersite MedicineS., ,AN CIHEMfCALS OFL kiND. ND OILS, SPICES, K SGj ,'EL &TNE, F., FLAVORING EXTRACTS PERFUMERY -- IIAIR DYE, LASs NAIL AND Too 8tyBausitai, Wcss, COSs HANI HAta 3ncEza RID AND SPFRM OILS, FANCt SOAFV, 4 AND CAMPHIRE, &C. &. I Liver Oil. iti every article A IUGGIST OR PHYSICiAN miou approved fL Y MEDICINES... 21-tf


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ocr: - Edgefleld Male Academy, TEACHER WANTED. TEA CHERt is wanted to take charge of the Edgefleld Male A cademy. The appli unt must be a TEA CHER by PROFESSION; me wvho has experienee in his business, and ant .'th Carolina College. To a mian of suitable ddress the Trustees. N. L. GRIFFIN, JIOIN LIPSCOMB, I. JOllN BAUS4KETT, ( - R. T. MDIS. .J Nov 28 tf 45


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ocr: Academy,;. iSnIMTElt D)INTHt,.t.CAR OU~N TRUSTEENP of ilti1' announcerwith Ilensure, to the lie, that Itev iave re-engnge4 tie Mr. W. k. Smart, for tie nin g The experience cot tihe laist two to Mr. Stutrt's previous tihe Trumtees t) recornmmend him gren confidenceo - aTunclr en nently qualifiehl;o.iuart u itarougi to young hutliesl. .I Alr.e.mart oibtained his Collegiate lion in-one of fime firt Univerrities of roie am! likewise possessel, and or unusual opportmn ties for the fluisition of, several of the modern of Muuic,. and ol' Druwiung. lie i a gentleman of high moral charater, hoad a long experience in Teachinw; i a word, we l'eol ats'ured ihat m tion -affords; greater facilitiom for obtaining finished Eduction ill every A cmmipetent and experienced bady aisist in the English Depmarmnet. hemlth of time Sanm-Iilla of Carednm anti mime Academny posessec accomnmodlation ti r Ikhoamrder. . Schoo l will re-opoenu oi the 13th of arv, 1852.. A. IB. 1B1A IISPOlD,) J. J1. hMSFU. . I). 8-r. P. DuBIOSE, .301N L,. MtANNING,'. A ll'Ill Ut W IGWA.\1


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ocr: Sherifls Sale.' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. M. L. Gearty, M1.4ortgage. Leona Suber. P Y Virtue of a Mortgnge in this ease i) shall proceed to sell at Edoefield House, on the first Monday in February one negro woman named Nancy. Terms Cash. S.:CIIRISTIE, S. E. D. Jan 17 3te 1


ocr: Notice! LD C. 11. GR AY, still in the "ild, and returns his thanks to his Customers for last year's patronage. -S Beef Bills this year will be settled month ly. Come up all ye Delinquent Debtors, and pay the " Old Fellow," like gentlemen. C. MARTIN GRAY, U. S. A. Jan 22 if I


ocr: HR Subscriber has just-reeeied his of Fal arid Winiter iGdods.. - Black, Colored and Watered Silks, 'Rich Paris Mousseline DefAins, " French and English Morinos of all colors, for Ladies and Children's Dresses, Cotton Damask of all colors for Window Our tains, Red and While Flannels, - -Faney Tweeds, Cassimeres and Satinettes, Plaid Linsey, Geo. Plains and Kerseys, Fine Bed and Negro Blankets, Readymade Coals and Over Costs, Hats and Caps of the latent Styles, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Boots and Shoes, A Fine ot of Negro Shoes, Groceries, ITariware and Crockery, Which will be sold very low on time, and li beral discount for cash. -et. ifB. C. BRYAN. Oct. 9 if 38


ocr: -STreeive susPP, rof Sl SEDS foamith oelcbrated Seed establish zn Na~Comoe er~Pent &c., The SuLineriber had an o ng the quality :oteeds grown at aboe stablishment, an confidently re omnmendI them to be of superior quality. For sae by G. L. PENN, Agent. tf 1


ocr: Executor's Sale. , E shall proceed to sell at Edgefield House, on Mondav the 5th day of .lanu rv next, TWO LIKELY NEGRO seventeen or eighteen years old, as the estate of Maj. John Griffiith, Sr., dee'd. TaRms.--On a credit until the day of December following (1852.) The pur Chaser giving note and two- approved J. B. GRIFFITH. * - 3: 48


ocr: . to I Cr Pu La Ji Ja Ru Re Nc Bu Ba Pic S M Pic Dr Fr< Fri Tal Go Cl Ir s3U Ba ble fr NEW FAM.Y GROCERY! HE Undersigned having formed a Co-Part nership 'fo'r the purpose of .conducting a eral Family Grodery Business, e Village of Edgefield, in the Store House th side of Mr. B. C. BRYA' Store, respect invite their friends and the public generally we them a call. Their Stock consists in , of the following articles: to Rico Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, rifed Cinnamon and Cloves shed " whole and ground, erized " Mace and Nutmegs, if White and Blue Starch, ;uira Cof'ee, Turpentine Soap, ,a Soda " naica Colgate's Family Soap, Shaving k, Hysen, Gunpow- Variety of Fancy " cr and Imperial Teas Casteel ed Syrup Molasses Sand Balls' st India " Segars and Tobacco, - Orleans " Byas' LAndon Portcr,. <wheat llour, Scotch Ale, Itmore " Adamantine Candlea, do Cured Hams. Sperm : " [Hams cured this fall Tallow " d. first quality, Ninter str'd Lamp Oil, led Beef and Pork, White Wine, clirified, d " and Cider Vinegar, ked Tongues. . .\ssorted Candies, kerel, N, .1; 2, 3, Bananas, Pine A pples, " in Kitts, Oranges, Lemotti ond " Appl-s, fresh Raisins, ked Shad, . runes, Currents, icd Cod Fish, - Citron and Cranberries, sh Clams, Soft shell Almonds, isters and Sardibes, Brazil Nuts, *sh Rice, new crop English -Walnts, le and Sack Salt, Filberts', - shen Butter, Walnut and. se, S-mee, h Potatoes, Pepp'r Sauce, ite Beans, American Pickles, In Biscuit, London -" - tter Crackers, Brass Round Bucketts, et- Craekers, Painted. " e C" " Tubs, eitt's Yesst Powd'r Keelers -and Brobins. ed to the abovd is a splcndideassortment rdals, Syrups, Branady Wines aad Liquors,. . f which will be sold on the most reasona erms for CASH! awe intend doing Business exchtiively~ i, we feel warranted in saying to those 'nwfaour us with a call, that we can do as henm as can be donaie anywhere else.-' I[OLLTNGS WORTHi & NICHOLAS. 42


ocr: White Lead.. TIJST receIved. a largessupply -of Nxtira t Purce WHITE LEAD,-of the very best make, for salecap~forCashby t- G. L. -PENS a&sie


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ocr: ORKMAN, . ND CHEMIST, W, S. C. dit, AT. TnEt LOWEST MARnET rnicK, a large' VEDITERRANEAN and EvaorEAx Me dic in e s. "AN CHEMICAL8 OF M<41 E N8, ND 011.8. SPICES E GELATIN, FLAVO UNG EXTRACTS, IPERFUIERY, IhAIR DYE MLANs NAIL AND 'JOOTi-BaUUri.s, W , '11o8s1 AND HiAfn BRUSnES. RD AND gPE.RM Oins, FANCY SOAPs, 9 AND CAmruiiRE, &c. &p. I Liver Oil. !jth every article A DRUGGIST OR PIYSICIAN. so most approved IL Y MEDICINES. 24-tf THOMAS J.. W DRUGGIST.A CAMDI OFFERS for sale', for cash, or an approved cre and WELL SELECTED assrtsuant of EAST INDIA Drugs .and ENGLISH AND AMERI( SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,- PAINTS A TRU8SES, (ALL KINDS). . VARNISII PESSARIES, " " DYE STU] DRUGISTd LABELS, BRONZEA GLASS WARE, BRUSHEE PATENT fEDeINE8, -WINDOW 4 ttN IIEICINZs, LAMP AND SHAKERS' liaIIs & RoOTS, SOLAR, LA GARDEN SEEDS, .3.-IRIT GA Genuine Coo - . Together v COMPRISING THE STOCK OF At Agcnt for the PATENT AND FA April 6th, 1852.


ocr: All ha.Notice, Al prsons ailhg demandls agaipst th~e tame or F. 8. lHeIser, dteceased, wilt l g'.i et, attested; n nd those indebted, wd*i asha payment to E. M. Anderson. St~juntertl~ 8.CLOUJ8A BELSEJ, Adarp Oct. 20th, 1851


ocr: Stolen FROM the suhscriber on the "'shgtt .d tthe 001onr morninti of 'he 23d inst.,'a white BULL TEtRI1fER SLUT:- answers to the tnme of Fanny. A: y inforination respecting'the sanme wvil be thankfully received. J. fl ROACHI Sumterville, May 25, 1852. 31-It


ocr: FI,. Lwreice U;- Ber N Ito ert C, yers, It Appearing' my.aPa tn ho~eriCQyers,one of tip doat Ihe above stated.cae n i4 it is o'rere that, Myers, do plead, answer or demnuvW'W. complainant -bill of complaI4t Wi from the date of the im 11-tion 9f this order, or hn order pro taken against him. W. F. "AY May 1., 1852. -IN 4 Q 7 '' Levis and others


ocr: Rich & Richaon J)R. 10 NS.RICil & S. C. C. I) RICJARDSON, having associated themselves togethier in tho practice of Modicine, would announce to thme Citizens of Clarondon, that they are ready for prac tice, un~d may alwvays be found, unless feasionally absent, at Ihe omeco occmupied for thme last five years by Dr. Rich--near F'rienduship P. 0., Sumter District, S. C. ~ ay 9, 1q52 en - -