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Died.


On the 3lst May, JAMES POWERS in the 29th year of
his age.
His friends and acquaintances, and of his brother
Lawrence Powers and Of his brother George w
Bennett and James Doyle, invited to attend his fu
neral this day (Tuesday) Mt o'clock, from his late
sidence, 80 Cherry street.
or consumption. at Litchneld Ct, May 81, Gro r.
SANFORD photographer, Of this city, aged 80 years
OF consumption, after alingering Illness PETER WILL
SON, bookbinder native Of Glasgow Scotland aged
years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence Packers
Cottages, Furman street. Brooklyn on Tuesday June
at 2 o'c clock. Pm.
May 81, MARIA THERESA, youngest daughter Of John
q. Gottsberger
The friends Of the family and those of Mr. James Van
Noren ted to attend the funeral this
June l. at O'Clock, from No IL Centre corner Cham
bcrs street
On Monday, May 81, in the 32d year Of his age NEAL
CARNEY, native OF Ireland county Donegal parish Of
Leck.
John Carney, his brother, respectfully invites his
Tuesday the LIST instantat2 o'clock from Bellevue Hos
pita 10th street, East River His remains will be taken
to Brooklyn for interment
In Chatham county, NC, on the 9Th May, JANE,
CLARKE aged between 30 and 100 years soldier of the
revolution.
In Guilford county, the 7th May, Mrs ELIZA
BETH DoSNELL, aged 80, widow Of Major John Donnel
In Charleston, on Friday, May %, Mr. DoppRIpos
CRocxER, in the 18th year Of his age the Oldest mer
chant of that city He native Of Massachusetts
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens,-John w

CREATION Co II Cedar (up stairs selling the
genuine Diamond Pointed Gold Pens for s. that others adver
Use TO sell for 81 2 The pens sold Bapley so for
25 The genuine Albert O. Bagley sold else where the
cheapest and best IN the world at ST. far 81 u.s. silver
pencil case always included together with twenty
other syes Of either wholesale retail prices much
lower than those Of any other establishment.
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CRICKET. THERE WILL be a Grand Match of Cricket
~ played Ibis day, Tuesday the ground of the ST.
Georges Club, at the Red House Wckets pitched NJ 10
o'clock. Play comm, At II. il lt.rrc
ROARDINO-A gentleman and his wife eau be accommo
- dated with good board pleasant room on the sec ond
floor, az No8 Ridge street. door above Grad Also
young ian be accommodated with board by the eek
or day - lei 3tsr
COX kEWARD.-Lost, on Monday NAV 3l.t AZ sbout
W%C e9'cloek, on the west aide Of Broadway bstw en-
Prince and Duane streets ady Purse with 500 IN bill
and LITTLE silver Whoever will return il to this Office, will
receive the above and thanks. lei itsnc
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At Newbern, NC, May Is, BY the Rev Daniel STRAIT
ton Mr. ANDREW W. ELMER, formerly Of this city, to
ISIS MARY ELIZABETH FREsHwATER, Of the former
ace.
EOn the 3oth May by the Rev Ruel Goodsell srrn
g. SorrHwoRrH, of Duxbury Mass, to SARAH X. LiSs-
corT, of this city.
Boston papers please copy.
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Companion-By Dr. A M prceau Professor Of Diseases
Of Women. Second edition. Price 81.
The great demand for this work tof which
thousands soJ) has compelled the issue of edition.
Evry female getting copy whether married OF Unmarried
For sale at 222 Broadway under the American Mueum 205
Broadway and by pr A. Mauricesu At his Medical Office.
l29 Liberty New York: Zeiber CO., OF
Chestnut and Third sts., Philadelphia.
On the receipt Of copy will be transmitted by mail ec
Of postage) all parts of the United States i'll
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on-lf there be who doubt that JY SAVAGE 90 Full
ton ST. sells good Gold Pens lowest prices The city let
them look at the following prices and judge for hemsely,s
hea Diamond Pointed Gold Pens Silver pencils included
formerly 81 5y those So sold elsewhere at So; and for
where at 50. Call and see. ~
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Vanderbilt The best place the Bluff at Font Lee
mites above the city, and 800 feet above the river
manding full Of the place of starring and view Ten
NILS above Fort Lee The steamboat Frnk leave, f"t If
Canal street at 10 o'clock touching Hammond and 10th SITS
IRVING az Fort Lee at about the time OF the the
Fare l2H cents each way. ~
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These articles conducive the comfort and
factory in great variety They superior hers
manufactured from the fact that thing IN the
ofpefect utility, while the compact form Of the ,ender
'"'"' g. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway.
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GentIeman,s Hats-sum,mcr styIc.-Beoba

Costar Hatters No. l56 Broadway will introduce on
Saturday 18th instant their Fashions for Genten ems
Summer Hats.
&C. will present to the public new and unique style of
White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting beauty dura
biy with ghness and comfort the weaer, finished and
trimmed in a new and elegant
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Gaps for Gents Youths
In children.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY. Aueuoa.er.
81 saso %Sessss dG,0ets
O'Clock. the No % John street near Gold com
FIJI: 60 %sss ss @ s s.
ss s oa
ss So c g. nssi sSa SIXTY days
SygssE S&S5 q t; sHS:Hss s.:
and Paint and Oil establishment comprising every
Also, IS Dry Chrome Green IS Imperial do in
Also 10 reams Corrundum Sand Paper assorted numbers
Also, 1900 lbs. BruuswicI Green. in kegs. dry.
Also assortment Of Ground Paint Brushes and Pencils
Counting House Desk Stool and Chair Stove
Terms cash. Catalogues ready. jel Tier
A UCTION NQTICE-Mountain Pavilion at Weehswken
Roas: Ss,s on the the ssSys nc%sd
sn
,eaus chairs looking glasses, carpets oil cloths mating &C.
eRs and
aS & Sess ss
thing in the house made to ORDER excellent
m.s ss9s % for s they will kept for
SlqSoH ylFS yTHEhTth Asf!3 e5FLrcrloy OF
4. sSSs, 81
s. sa H' p
Fashionable European style viz: Bardglio Sienna Agate
Gecian Vases carved Basa relieve; Tazzas d sdyisna
Pompeii Vases; Us FoIentne Baskets Watch Stands &c
Also Marble StauarySevenl pieces OF marble sculpture
| artstcal style.
Also Mosaic Centre Tables Of the finest quality inlad
with real hard and statuary marble cost
| 5000 each.
Also, Girandoss. Clocks, fine China. Recasla Vases.
suitable for Cabinet makers or others.
Also, several valuable oil paintings.
u Catalogues ready, aud the collection
during the day and evening. m3l Eli. RI
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CASTLE GARDEN is opened for the se.son.-in the
~ Evenings Concerts of Music will % aiveu
by the German Brass Band under the OF Mr. Monk
consisting Of selected compositions from Labtsky rauss
Lanner Gung Staeck and Others, commencing Monday
next, May "a.
lnermson of half hour during the evening for PRONE
madng refreshmen and viewing the Cosmoramas. which
have been re-arrapged
Admi sion i2kc cents. Concert commences at o'clock
m'3
VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT ROOM.-A de-
lghtful Musical Entertainment will be in the
popular place Of resort until further notice.
der the direction OF Mr. Austin Phillips assisted by Mis- Mar
TIN, Miss Jeanne Reynodsop, Mr. Quaye Mr. Ray &c. he
Concert tickets Is cents, admitting Gentleman LADIES'
Free admission to Garden. ms # re
nj ECHANICs HALL Az BROADWAY, between Grand
W. and Broome streets.
MONDAY, May 3lst and every evening during the week
~ CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
Inc extraordinary attending their Concerts which
io succession Of fourteen weeks have been crowded nightly
with highly respectable audiences and the solicitations
numbers ofhe patrons has induces them orego arrange
ments made else where, aud main in New York
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
Admission % cents. Concert ut Q o'clock
my307t.rc
RkOADWAY THEATRE--This establishment, now
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur.
poses solely about the first Of under the
management of g. II, BARRETT Persons OF scinowiedsed
talent wishing for the will please address
mso tire A. MANN. sole Proprietor.
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Tablet Rasor Dtrops-These srtsciss have
been before the public for the last twenty-five and
have received during that period the unqualified appso
baton Of the best cutters and scientific OF tins onn
try and OF Europe For sale wholesale and retail 6X the
manufacturer q. SAUNDERS X SON,
RroadWaY. oppQsite Howard HOtel.
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P4ss ss I: Ei: !s.' -
Farce Sl n: HIM.
Louise. Mss NJ. !. Kate Horn.
Sss ssosS@as:' performance ss1 viii eoun.s.
HHhHN Ea4EE2EAN Y .ss.ss .p...H
s'iss OF Y66sssse.E sSs;H
n M NJ Nsahs Gooae ysche; CLAWS. Claks Pauline.
To osiIyf s SL Tage Toupl
o.ss Ni LfiRqE GSidSs
Sri'rxhMsI M hro BSiIasy Williams Qaai.y Keens
Ps:; e. f sss s:. *
RoWwEIRHX, THEATRE-THE YOUNG AMERICAN
MISS C. wEMYss.
who "'S % Irsa ss:n al f.sS
yTasD 5r' s. Y. &: hJ Jsss g.
CHATHAM THEATRE.CARD.IMRW W, Marshal
a. SS on ii ;a h. $
occasion the foowng vii be presented: First
De
Inc '''sne'.p''''fR13ts t;lif . JACK asS
Ia comedian Of worth who has kindly "oua
Highland 'f Fi;ss h Sy ' N.Y. " Frorsuu.
Also the much ADMIRED Pa I'D J j;iIpS nautical dram. Of
The Pilot of the German Ocean:
For full particular. see bill; Of the day Boz book row
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-PERFoRSiANCE both A.
fife oR ri vbA AHI5y OR kEssEsEck
$ e;as A%:: s::::
aS 2 Fs% 'sss IN.
xN.t5sfs"s f6Siis, Rf gSSSfa h
Mi s.0 :. K exhibited each and
pALsME6Ss F oFE 2s s GS6sA
s:s Of Rq S.
sI os 81. M:s
?I F?sss boas. Ss' . e, sG Pc
oi fssi =. a :isnrd at the box
Door. open at half past Performance commence ats
sl SfERA RAAt 5gsEh SdSSfsT , May
a'a ss si1SS5 Is95j' * iSs asE5 e
WI be performed Sig X; will the violin the
Ms si!y a. s:
Fat S'sfsHsS OBOE Bon bs:
Bs, y !ls ss%sI k.esu will have the p..
Play De brilliant Ma"fsT six K Ia: lately
PAdhtin,SS,ss OPERA HOUSE, CARD.-sIG. SAN,
the he To a to e Of
ss ., through hi. control
|
Will take place on Wednesday Evening June I'd.
m30 Str
| A MATEQR PERFORMANCE.-PALMO'S OPERA
"A HOUSE Chambers street-JUNE |, l8i7.
Sy bG ssrS
day Of performance Doors O'clock performance
Consumer. Mr. j. G. Taylor. Leader OF the Orchestra Mr..
| II. Marks
The following ladies gentlemen members the shak-
p a Dramatic will Mssd9.
aud StaDhope.
Performance with Shells celebrated play of
| DAMON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Macdonald; Pythias,
| Mr.. D'Artist.
To conclude with the farce of the IRISH LION-Tom
Moore Mr. Young my27 6tissr
| MRS. MAsON'S BENEFIT.
| TNHE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRS. MA.
at the PARK THEATRE.
Tickets be obtained from member Of Committee
the Box Oce- which place only seats are to be 50
| cured. Boxes Spit g.
| Philip Hone, VIM Henry lie Roy,
| Hamilton Wilkes Thos. Adds Emmett
w. r.. La'ght, Bache McEver,
Robert Emmett, Samuel b. Ruagles,
Ogden Holman, Beverly Robinson,
J. Prescott Hall, Geo. Washington Costar
Denning Duer, J. Beekmsn Finlay
James Thomson, Samuel Glover,
Nsth1 bloodgood, John I. brigham,
| Il. lie Roy Newbold, Herman lie Roy
Robert II. Norris WIN. Edgar.
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt
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pALMVS OPERA HOUSE.-A CARD.-SIG. SAN
UIHiCO would respectfully to the patrons of
the Opera the subscribers and the public generally aer
disappontment through yond his CONTROL
sigma Bail having recovered from her late ndispos
uon has kindly volunteered perform Rossins grand
popular Opera of SEMIRAMIDE, for his BENEFIT which
will take place on Wednesday Evening, June I'd.
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or at the Box Ofhce-af W
cured. Boxes $2-Pit 81.
Philip Hone,
Hamilton Wilkes,
w. T.. Laight,
Robert En- nett,
Ogden Hoffman,
J. Prescott Hall,
DEFINING Duer,
James Thomson,
Nsth'l Bloodgood,
H. lie Roy Newbold,
Robert II. Morris,
Mortimer Livingston,
John Stewart, Jr,
Chas. A. Clinton.
Geo. l.. Schuyler,
w. q. King,
Campbell p. White,
o. Mauran,
David Austen, .Jr.,
David e. Golden,
Chas Aug. Davis,
vvxpf tlsk.-
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/ QsTCCA GhambeIs' street Sayings Bank Book-,In
- from Hester the Croton Hail. Sunday
nng about o'clock The finder will please the
Chambers street Saving Bank aud the thanks of the
owner, JAMES HOGAN-99,9 2i the number. il ltsrc
WANTED-A situation by a respectable Young Woman
~ chambermaid aud to take Of children, do
stress Best OF city references can be given Apply No
20 Prince street Can be for three days el lt'rc
WANTED-A Situation by respectable Young Woman
and Annlu nj
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,BENEFIT OF sIGNOR A sANQUIRICO- -
PALMOS OPERA HOUSE Chambers street-Wsd-
nesday Evening" June 2Flrs performance OF Rossini's
grand opera Of sEMlRAMIs-s emirams sienora Bsrii:
hrssce sigaoa Pco Assur Sig Idrenus Sis
Mltranes, Sig Benefit. -" - 'A'
Opera Books may be had at the box Office tier of boxes
and 81 tier 30 cents Private boxes eight per
sons $s DO Ior DO Seats can be secured the box
Office from 10 A nj. till 4 o'clock r. M. daily.
Doors a half tn rormance IN
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ny member ofthe Committee,
,lace only seats are to be 80
Vim. Henry LIE Roy,
Thos. Adds Emmett.
Bache McEyers,
Samuel u. Ruggles,
Beverly Robinson,
Geo. Washington Costar,
J. Beekmsn FInlay,
Samuel Glover,
John Il. Brigham,
Herman lie Roy,
WIN. Edgar,
Joseph Blunt,
II. q. lie Roy,
James Monroe,
Chas. l.. Livingston,
Delaney Kane,
Henry 3. Hoyt,
Alex'r Hamilton, Jr,
Lewis NJ. Rutherford,
Anthony l.. Robertson,
Henry Breevoort.
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NOTICE.
Nov 3D.

The subscriber placed into hands on Sun
day the 22d August, last, 4 letter enclosing
a One Hundred Dollar Bill of the Bank OF
the State of South Carolina. The Bill h I'd
been torn m two and either pinned together
or pasted In the same Letter was enclosed
an execution OH Thomas Boone on which an
assignment was made by MIN to John ii. Dix
in; also All account OF McDuncan against
John III. Dixin for $l75 of which account was
receipted by McDuncan. The letter was
sealed and directed to John II. Dixin Bishnr.,
vile. The money and papers were enclosed
in the presence OF w. T.. Spann and Sw cp-
son Sanders, and delivered to Swepson Sai,-
ders in the presence of William II. Spaml,
with particular charge to Swcpson Santle, s
not to loose the letter and contents al |
charged him several times in the presence cf
w. T. Spann, to be very careful of the letter,
which he promised faithfully to deliver to j.
ii. Dixon. 1t is said the letter was lost bv
Swepson Sanders on his way from his fathers
70 John II. DiXons All the Banks and ilnli-
vidnals who may receive Bill Of said dc.
Gcription. will please investigate when III,
person received the Bill. | would give a
reasonable Reward for the money and papers,
and will give the whole of the money il a
discovery is made that the letter was broken
open and the money taken from it; for am
determined to bring the person guilty to such
punishment as the laws OF South Carolina
provides in such cases.
WM. II. BOWEN.
Sept ii, lS47. l st
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A. WHITE. g. co.

Beg leave to inform their friends and the
public. generally that they have just received
from New York and Philadelphia will
sell Oh as reasonable terms as they can be
obtained any where in this markell large
and splendid assortment of
FANCYAND STAPLE EDRYGOODS,
suitable for the Fall Trade. consisting of
Muslns, Cambrcs. Calicocs. Linons. Shirt.
ngs. Shectings and Honespnns Broad-
cloths. SatIneis, Twecds and Jeans, Negro
cloths, Blankets. sc. Of every Descriptions
Also, largo assortment Of Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Stationery, Saddlery. Bag
glng' Rope and Twinc; Hardware. Cutlery,
Groceries, &c. &c. of tho most approved
quality. Persons wishing to mako purcha.
sos will do well TO call And examine for
Themselves
Sept 20, lSi7. AZ If
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FAIR NOTICE
TO THE PLANTERS OF SUMTER
DISTRICT.

bS1 XIII.
The subscriber having recently had crcc-
ted on his plantation, one of Provost's Patent
swinging Fulcra Cotton Presses, and with
which he is well pleased, and believing i, to
be far superior to the Screw or any thing now
in use for Cotton Packing purposcs--hc has
purchased the right OF said Press for Sumter
District. This Press has been in succcssfu!
operation for three years. In regard to The
convenience Of the Press, it can he attached
TO the Clubhouse, and sheltered all under one
rs'of. 1t is well calculated to press from fur
hundred and fifty to five hundred pounds of
Cotton in four and half yards Basging, and
that with one mule. The Workmanship of the
Press is quite simple-takes mnch less tim
Der than that of a screw, aud can be built in
onc-third Of the time, and can he raised in
three or four hours with seven hands without
any danger whatever. The undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that he has work
nrcn now ready to attend the building OF the
Press: Price fifty dollars, they furnishing
timbcrs and materials.
Persons wishing to build their own Press
will lie furnished with bill of tnlbcrs, and
dmentons for. twenty dollars, ($2O) Me-
chanics Wishing to enter into the h,lSinccss,
can have by one hundred dollars ($lMl)
worth at $l5 per Right. Any further inior-
Ination wanting, apply to the undersigned at
Friendship =. o., Sumter District S. e.
JAMES y. TINDAI..
Nov. 3D. . lu
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Baskenriduc, n. J.,.Oct.;IO, lS45.

bhShcilTlu5c. IN. J.s OCt. 1Us lS4C.
Mr. eth w. Fowle, Boston: Dear sir:
perceive by all the newspapers, that you
are the General Agent of that very useful
and highly popular Medicine called Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Allow me to in
form you, sir, that have used that medicine
in my family with decided success. Last fall
my wife was quite sick; had very bad
fongh. consulted physician who visited
Her and prescribed some medicine, which did
hot remove her cough. At last he ordered
DR WISTAR'S DAI.SAM OF WILD
II ERRY. Immediately procured bottle
of your agent i'll this place, Mr.. Daniel w.
Doty; she took it, and it cured her cough ell
tirely. During the winter had fever my
self, which left me very weak, and feeble; |
was obliged, however, to take two bottles be-
fore was entirely we'll. All who have had
Colds, severe Coughs, or diseased Lungs,
would advise to try
DIR WISTAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD
CHERRY at once.
Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers
and believe his statement to be true, and en-
titled to the confidence of the public.
REV. OSCAR HAKRfs.
Pastor of the lst Presbyterian church.,
+ Baskenrdge.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville, by
! DR.. J. I. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
= qy Druggists generally i'll South Carolina.
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GOODS! GOODS!!

have just received and am now opening
a very large assortment of every description
Of Goods, comprising Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery, S ddlery, Crockery,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmings,
Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Bonnets,
Rcady-matc clothing, Cooper's ware and
Carron ware, and variety Of other articles
not to be found in any other store in the place.
The subscriber having laid in his Fall stock
with view to the purchase of Cotton during
the business season, would respectfully call
the attention of the Public to the same. He
will give the highest market price for cotton
or other country produce in Cash or Barter.
A. J. NOSES
Sumtcrrilc, Oct. l3, ls47. II
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lence with his wife and children cannot dry
Their tears, yet they have our sympathy in
their distress.
Resolved. That copy Of these proceedings
be sent to his family, and that the chairman
OF this meeting present them to his Honor
the presiding Judge at the next session of the
Court for this District, with request that
they be entered on the Journals, and also to
the Chancellor at the next session of the
Court of Equity with like request.
"A. e. SPAIN, Chairman.
On motion of Col. J. B. MILLER, it was rs-
solved, that the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Sumter Banner, Colum-
ba Carolnian and Charleston Courier.
+. J. MOSES, Chm'n
E. NJ. ANDERSON, Sec'u.
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SOUTH -CAR0LINA---sUNITER DIST
Nov. 3
BY w: LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for

By W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for
Sumter District.
WHEREAS, J. r. Chandler, hath applied
to me for Letters Of. Administration on all
and singular the goods and rhattels, rights
and credits OF +. Chandler, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh
all'and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before ME
at our next Ordinary's Court for tse said Dis
trict, to be holden at Sumter Court House on
Friday, the 18th day of November, lS47, to
sllew cause, if any, why the said adninistra-
ton should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this
9th day Of October, in the year of
f.. ST. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud forty seven, and in the list year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
Oct. 25 1917 So It
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale new and we'll
furnished House with four upright Rao,ns
Entry, and Plaza two Fire Places, with an
necessary out buildings, all built, within the
present year. The lot contains about 10
acres OF land in high and airy part Of the
Village aifordng good water. This place i'll
be sold low and on liberal terms.
Also two Wagons, one for two horses and
one. suitable for three horses, and a Buggy
just finished, light and strong.
The above Vehicles will be, sold low for
cash or city acceptance.
TT. COGIILAN.
Nov. 3 III
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, bea utiful
and well selected assortment Of Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, B Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Saddery, Stationery, infection
ary, Perfumery, Cigars, &c. &C.. 81
AS there was no pains spared in selecting
Goods OF the latest style and buying them for
Cash entirely, the subscriber is satisfied that
he con sell them as cheap as they can be had
in Charleston, or any other market in the
State. Persons wishing to buy. Goods would
find it to their interest. to call and examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. T. SOEOMON&'.
Agent for r. SoLoMoNs.
At the store formerly occupied by D. Solo,.
mons, 3 doors above tile. Court House.
Sept. Is, lS47. 4G IF
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-03
NEW FAIL GOODS AT THE
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
M. DRUCKEse g. co.

Are now receiving from the North, very
large and splendid assortment of Seasonable
Goods, contisting in part of, Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Sattinets Vestings, Linens, Sccarfs,
Cravats and Stocks-plain, figured and strip
ed AlRaccas, and other desirable Goods for
ladies' Dresses; Also,'a splenditf variety OF
!Calicoes and Chintzcs, and the very best and
cheapest assortment of Bleached and Brown
Musins in the Town.
The above Goods have been selected with
the greatest care, expressly for the Crnden
Market, and having been purchased on the
most advantageous terms for cash. will be
sold at very small advance on tho Northern
cost.
Aiso--A Large Stock Of
Hardware, Groceries, Bagging Rope;
Twine, Boots and Shoes.