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PRGSPECfUS OF THE CoDgr SSiOMGI Res is!er.

NTITH the conmencemcnt ofthe Both Congress-.
 W we propose to continue the Congressional Register on the same plan published during the last session. II will contain full and accurate re- port of the business proceedings Of Congress- t2- gether with sketches of the debates wiich tase place in each house. Tho next Congress vii b- of the most important whick has assembled for years, and u is determination 10 give t8 he peo pie complete history of their proceedings and al such low price ihat every person >ssho takes an interest n the acts of that body procure copy. Ii is believed that the lst session Of the Jnth Con- grcss will continue least eighr months; ana We therefore propose 10 issue weekly, on mammoth sheet octave form, the proceedings ai the anproee den,ed low rate of one dollar per copy for the session.
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.deeHed t scst 6siaF sad prrges h him te ssuasn asent an insetise aAsxininx sfeaR ad ethslxla as- iEact public Rtlen.t0n ti hiinseM Ana AesFtne tha eafrenl oi the ponias s<tnx and apniun hs sss iSs ewn seif msde ehsna-j eRdis,aebeA by him He hes iia eore eNacaGcd to She werli aa seSolatios, whether he wosid accets oF aeeEne nasainmslos. teE ihe Presidency. le~l periscily sur Ihat ha woad rss sceept #, nniess t nigh, 6e tendered so him 1aanr sseh crncarrerc' et wsixhty eleyamsian- ess ssmeh, for example as dersdta mauiissgusiuM of tse wishes es sA. N sy el ihr aaliaa and con- isanson of Ais prseni tKeeiisnt neallhl aa that al candsa men would agreu shA t was maases ef Aa. on his pat ta accept, II epdtsat he ought not to eeeiiae R~snd ws doaht aat thai De wiii, iv, due hhe, ssgay hlt Se'gniaaiioH to stiaAia la ngiraia life ae sepua hs saiisEei that such course is hgeessaty se tas saecess ef tke great caasp which le has sa long sa so xealouslY espoased. ~ We have igkt expaslieal and rieAt 10 mt Yea n Fosssesssea q he fcss views aud epiaioas sbsch wr now cotnmanrase Ws kane e.sss&sre4 sest tat fAis lsr skeaid be rssusssa s4 as6den- ftsi ercanse being thoroughly cossiaeea os te Fe. cessfy et the greatest bArlnaay am0ng all paftiana H 'he 'sag party we svs te ao nothing ,o sxpeaS thsi harmony tn the laasi leopary. and slheagh wa oInnieat., public ,iscassiaa o( it aigh, lsad 10 9ai eatly collisions snd niaeious s1nssaara ces Ae aie, Ie' PeesiHiiy yeas eA't serv'ie.
 LESLIE COMBS,
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 F <. Ne shouit feel obliged n, vem Gpr inabs- a@'ioa or op'aiens yoa maY s~sl dispossa se eens. 'ubject cf tiiis ie,tsE
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nY REaRD
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 ,,,.s. and FiFTY CENTS for each contIuH- ,,-er 10 lines, and not exceeding IS. 10 be i'-.I ..a sguare and a balf--oger IS, and not ex- ;' 9a as two sluarfs--and in that proportion
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 5f a" CoxrRACTs BY THE YEAR. y,, exceeding 10 lines renewable al pleasure, S2o H'' sG a ss :" 30 6o [" l" 50.
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 " BANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. for 70 lilies, or less, eAeh additional " months. ss square, si
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 No ob will hereafter be delivered to any person ,ith whom we have no regular dealings, until paid ta,aveftisements must be marked with the num- - of insertions desired, otherwise they will be con- s,ssd until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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Nalise to Prf.Emption rIaimanis.


 Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-etnption 10 any lands within the limits of the townships and parts oi townships above enumerated is required 10 establish the 10 the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon pratcrbe affer seetng fhis noftce, and before the day appointed Tor The con mencement of the pablic sale of the lands eInbrac- ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited RICHARD N. YOUNG.
 Commissioner cf ths Genera! Lnnd Offce Nov. 8, Is47. 9-l3w
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NPrRET lRrILiR.

We copied the following letter from the Chem nat Enquirer. of Monday. It was forwarded to that paper by friend in Lexington, Kentucky:
 LERts6Tos, Ny. October. lsI7
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THE WEEKLY YXIoy FOR THE sRSNoy.

This publication is not only the cheapest, but t contains more valuable resaing matter than is to be found in any other Weekly published at the price in tbe c0untry. Besides the politics O; ihe day, il contains all the late aud iraaortan; news, bo;h foreign and domestic; aad iis coE- meTciai articles are moi eGual!ed. II will also contain complete synOpticai summary of the proceedings of both Houses of Congress, and b. furnished to subscribers at the low rate of One dollar and twenty.fiye cents per copy for the session. Clgbs will be furnished with ten copies for Sl0. All subscriptions must bc paid in advance. PoST1AsTERs, by sending ns five sub- seribers for either of the above pubiica- tions. will be entitled to one copy GRATIS. Subscription price of Daily n.oa per year. Sl0 % Subscription price of Semi-W eekiy. published
 tri-weekly during the sessions of Congress, I o1 S,hsryintian ndee Weekly 00
 clubs will he furnished with copies of the Daily for $4a 0o ! do ,~as-,i Weekly 29 G0 i0 do do 35 nO < I'd Waekfy 00 ,0 do do l5 N0 DISTANT sJRSCREBERS may forward money by letter. tho postage ou which will be paid by u and all risk assumed hy ourselves in iss safe transmission,
 Pcstmasters are authorized to act our agents; and by sending us five DAILY subscriptions with $50 enclosed. or five sEMI.wEEhLf subscri- bers witt $15 enclosed, or five WEEK LN sub serbers with Sl0 enclosed, will bc entitled 10 one copy of the same edition they furnish us sub seribers for, GRATIS.
 NOTICE-Newspapers, by publishing our prospectus with this notice attached, until the Isl of December next, wi receive. during the next srs- sion of Congress the Congressional Register and Tri- W eekiy Union. -
 RITCHIE & HESS
 
 .EOR TE=GRk
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RAGON. IlLOTEs A,c.

BACON, FLOUR &c. S600 Lbs; clear sides cOO&' ? Bbis. Ohio superfne flour; 4g Bags, do do; 250 Lbs. feathers D Boxes star candies l Cask saleratua;
 ] Cask iinseed oil Cask lard oil
 Cask cider vinegar l Whiteing
 l C9pal varnisb 30 Kegs white lead;
 Lafnblack. spirits turpcutine; BoraN, green paint, casiile soap ; Received and for sale by
 WI. B. WAIT Little Rock, Sept. 27, Ist7. 3-tf
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NWDERG-nce

INHE subscriber, agent for II. Haberrnan, will 4 continue tine formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street. and keep constant ly oR hand fall and well assorted stock of Groee- res, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Castings. &c, &c, all of which will bc sold low for cash Tn. highest market prices will be paid for country pro- dace, ns beef hides, pelirirs, heeswnx. }Sc.
 JOHN kRAUSE. Little Rock, lSl7. i9-t an.
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1s, t,@ aing the nights of Pre- p,ioa to lands k @''ai9 the above townships. are requested to e'A'ih' ~ithiE .Ihe time prescribed by law
 JOHN BRUToN, NJ e. REGISTER.
 9-l3w.
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JOE WORK EXECUTED at this Office with neatness aa EL despatch.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-13

The Union understands from the best authority. 'has uis treasury aoses of the United Stsfes are p.I cent adssnes "a fhe city uf co-Thls ssss. oi hsas ts most fcrtaoatrly calculated to hss,elf schemes of GDa1see 1T xill eoatf;hs.fs \. .s~
 hie ns ie pay oar exyenses in thai ceantrv - more sslsanfageoas .sysas < 1s 7T- VI
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| LL persons indebted to the subscriber. either by note or book account. are requested 10 cali and settle the same with Mr. j. krause his author ized agent, by doing soon the will save costs.
 IT, HABERMAN. | i,tla PocL In 00 1917 n | f.,,
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CALL AT jEFFRIkS < SONS For New aad Cheap Goo d $. THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their X oiI stand, to Blenders corner, and have just re- ceived in addition to their former stock and are now opeaing) beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES; Brown and Beached Domestcs,
 7-s heavy Virginia LoweIs,
 Il do do do.
 6-i Brown Shifting,
 90 pieces beautiful prints,
 dozen pairs French Coi'onade pants.
 Also a variety of Mus'ins
 Lawns, Crafes Rough and Ready Bonnets Bon net and Cap Ribbons a variety, Laces. inseriinzs. Edgngs, Gc., SIc.. of a variety of patterns. Also Furniture DHity, and new style of win. dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, Ssc, &c AiI-uf which they will sell low for CASH or to punctual men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of the country.
 c. l.. JEFFRfES X SON. Little Rock, Aug. 30, is47. 5i-tf
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Aoii'' 10 Exemption Claimants.

''t- '''''"'ns township plais have been reeejs- 7,.. '.' /, d, are no" en fife at the Land Oi5se at ,' If Arkansas, viz:
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-13

Ns~ Yoik letter ia. the PhiiasisiphIa Ledge q yesterday says
 Madame Res'sli has been wishdrawn to the shs- des of the penilea,'asv far year. Her eossist5ea was accomplished last sighf. ssd hes snisacs lo1- iosed ihi. oaosaiag after the usual eaosts of kes coaasel--insfieti iniespose their asxesp- usas" between her and bes desesfs.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-03
February 8, ls47.
LANDS FOR SALE.

sundry Tracts OF Land belonging TO the
Estate OF James Corbclt, Senr., deceased,
situated in Sumter District, on the Beaver
Dam waters Of Black River, about lively e
or fourteen miles South East from Cam-
zen, and some three or four miles from
Bradford Springs. Said lands arc va lra>
b!c' not only in an agricultural point Of
siew' but moro particularly on account OF
me hea'th!ness Of The country, being eve-
ry way suitable for Summer Residences.
A credit o! one and Two years wiil be Civ.
en-, and terms generally accommodating to
purchasers. Apply To the subscriber.
W. LEWIS, O. s. d.
sumterville, S. c.. Jan. 30, Is47. I3 tr
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BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL-WRIGHI
IS Ml % p

The subscriber respectfully informs his
customers and the public generally. ,ha,
he is now prepared to execute any work in
the above trades with neatness and des-
patch.
Horse Shoeing carefully and promptly
attended to.
Millwrigh,s and owners of Mills are in.
formed that he hns erected Steam Lathe.
and is now prepared to Forge and finish
any Mill Irons. on as good terms, and as
accurate and durable. in workmanship and
material as can be had in Charleston or
elsewhere. Crane Hooks aud Screws for
elcvating Mill Stones will be kept ON hand
or, made TO order. Any work in Iron,
Steel, Brass or Copper which is usually
done by Black and Whitesmiths, can be
done as well here as elsewhere.
A well assorted stock Of Iron on hand
and for sale.
r. J. COGHLAN.
February 3, ls47. Ia ,f
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OHIINA's HoTEr., l',l:
sUMFERViLLE, s. @, 3 - 3


4 The undersigned. propie,or $af China'a
Hotel, st Sumter CoarI II Hpuse, 8. O., res.
pecifulIy informs Ills friends and The pub
lie, that he has sthnroughly re6t.ed his sIio.
Tel, and that il lie inoW,i in comple,e order
fDr the RECOMMENDATIONS Of Bonrders, Yisi.
tiers and The Travelling Public. 81
< He returns his sincere thanks 10 iho
public al large or.heir generous and libo-
raj Pa.rons ge, and hopes by strict
lion 10 their comfort 10 meri. It's canti'la.
ance. tta
His establishment isepnveEiently is ei.0a>
ted on the Main street. near Tie Court
House, and will be found convenient Ia
members Of The Bar and Planters visiting
the Court House on business. Hisltablc
will be carefully and regularly fnrnisi,ed.
JOHN CHINA, .Jr.
Dec. l6. 1916. r tf@
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soUTH-CARoLlNA--sUn1TER DIsTRICT,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.
By w. LEWIS. ESQUIRE. ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Joseph c. Haynswor,h hath
applied to me for Letters Of Administra-
!ion on all and singular the Goods and
Chattels. rights and credits Of Dr.. James
Haynsworth late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, The kindred and credi-
tors Of tho said deceased, TO be and appear
before me, at our next Grdinary's Court
ior the said District, TO be holden at Sum
ter Court House on the tenth day Of Feb.
ruary.. lS47' TO shew cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 26lh
day Of January, in The year Of our
IL. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-seven. and in the list
year Of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
Feb. 3, Is47. Ia tf
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Fresh Groceries.
Just Recciped. !

Gust ReceiDed.)
Fine No. ! Salmon, Mackerei, Goshen
Butter Fresh Lobster. in tin Underw ood's
r'ckies, halsins, lin quarter boxes, Sugar,
Cotee, Bacon. Lard, &C., &C.; and, as tho
CASH SYSTEM begins 10 work admira>
N.Y. purchasers would do well to call
lhey will he sold at ioper prices than ey-
er offered in this market before.
A. J. MOSES.
February 8, ls47.
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LAND FOR SALE.

1 The subscriber row offers for SALE. q
small tract Of Land; n:aining six hum
dred acres. lying fourmiles South Of SUM
terville; one hundred and sw;snty acres
under fence. For terms. apply 10
r.. j. WITHERSPQON.s
Jan, 90, 1S47. 10 BIT
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1000 ORES 8

:IYNCHES,3 GREEK SLANDStF0RssSALE.
- Tho lands OF tho slnte. John Durnnt, arc
now for sale, consisting gofvarious qualities.
and in Plantationstor or parcels varying from
l75 10 200O acres. Persons wishing 10
purchase Lands lin Sumter District have
the oPportunity Of doing SO now atSvery
reduced prices. The undersig ned "A gents
or Attorneys for the. sale of the same may
be;found at,he'resilence ". D. Ashmore,
formerly the residence of the deceased
John Durant. y Il sss /, +.
s.5s J. D.. AsHMORE,
Atty. Of Martha Ashmore.
s. s. THOS. F.. JONES,
# Attorney of }. D. Smith, j, ii. Smith
an,isH. a.. Smith.
February 3, iS47. ID 81
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ESTRAY.

Tolled before me. by JOHN o. Durant. a
black Mare MULE, mildling size, about
seven years old. no visible marks or
brands. except gear marks; appraised al
Sixty Dollars. Said mule had on when
taken uP, blind Btidle: The ,nnle may
be seen al the plantation Of Mr.. j. o. Du-
rant, at Durant's Cross Roads.
J. L. MILL Err, Magistrate.
Willow Grove. Sumter Dist.
January IL. lS47. IL II
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CASH! CASH! CASH!II

Finding il necessary to raise money The
subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has altered the nature of his
business, and that in future l,e will sell ex
clusiveIy for cash. or barter, and hopes by
The alteration in prices 10 make il an obiec,
with his former customers and any who
may favor him with cnl' 10 buy for cash.
The subscriber trusts that his long In
inlgence to his customers will excuse this
call which he makes for prompt payment
Of his ont standing dues. which he is com.
PEELED 10 close. to meet his own debts.
He is assured that the low prices al
which he can now sell for cash, will al
tract attention 10 his stock Of every variety.
A. ]. MOSES.
Ian. /, lS47. 10
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J. EDWARD $sOLOnIOFs. !
SUR e d @ % EN.T,5ISTI..I Z !.

Sa1 uER IS y 81 sll E| ~ 'Ils.l 3
spsctfully informs The citizens & DC
Sumter md The adioining Districts that he
isinow fully prepared 10 perform, any ppt,
rntiot. on the q EEI, III ltiatt may besregni-
red5of him, and will give full satisfaction.
10 all that t7may favor him with cal, He
l,laccommodale hts pa,l from par.
ialsto q full GET q eatlli and wi n 8atipnd
His! His office Is nearsttes ConriS q odse, % tho
iocatiuD of his sig 81:
Snmlerville, Dec. 80, i $40. 81 O. I! st. 81
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Lost,

Lost. y;
A Note, given 10 the subscriber by yvm.
Il. Bronson for Fifty Dollars, 1850. paya-
BILE on the irstof January inst.--dalc not
rccollected. All persons are cautioned
against trading for said Note. as it has o =
ready been paid.
r. j. WITHERSPOON.
January 20. lS47. I2 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Alltpersons are forewarned romtrading
for a NOTE, drawn payable toiJames g.
Mcintosh, Administrator OF the Estate of
Dr.. VIM. Rose, deceased, for Forty odd
Dollars, ms said Note will be protested.
Assigned by DR.. W.iJ. Woods and w. H.
Woods. w. II. WOODS.
Jan. 20, IS47. IL s3t
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FOB SALE.

FOB SALE. s sE
One fine finished Rose wood PLAN O. af
excellent Tone. with the new Harp Plato
Piece to suit the time. 9 ~ li4t
---r-ALso--r- Ss 43!S;ft }is,g,
A splendid assortment of fsne finished
consisting of Tables. So.
fas. Bureaus. Book Cases. Wsrdrobes:
Side Bnartls. Bedsteads, Curlesl NJ spIe aud
Plain Wood Chairs. Rocking Do &c.
&c. &c. For sale lo,o by
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
N B. Furniture repaired or made 10 or,
der. ,-..' =. :.
Camden. Dec. 80. 1916. o .f
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South CarolIna--su1ntcr Dist.

south .CarO1inn--Suntcr Dist,
IN ORDINARY.
Mary Mccoy. vs.. John Brown and o,h.
ers.-Summons in Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction. that Ma.
than Kinscy and children. defendants, in
the above stated case. reside out of the
State: II is therefore ordered. that they do.
appear, and object to the division or sale
of the Real Estate Of BurreIl Brown. de-
ceased. on or before the 9th day OF Feb.
rnary next, or their conscnt will be enter,
ed OF record. 81
Nov. 9Th, 1s46. s ID. Z
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FRESH SEEDS, Il
Including every variety iffam Princes
Garden, on Long Island. Fory sale al the
Jan. 90. 1s47. .',ls Il q ,,f'''5##
5FOIs SALE.

ts@ Sixty Acres of Land, situated at Provi-
dence. eleven miles above Sumierviile.
Onthe premises. are four or Eve first rate
Springs ofSwa,er, and "a fine yonng Or.
charL, Of Guignard's best Trees. Il is a
desirable Summer residence. ;s pply5 TO z.
TIOS, J !. WILDER.
Jan. 20, I.S47. ~ II;
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of
James Corbeu, Scnr., deceased. rw hirh
debts being now due,) are requested 10
make Immediate payment to Tie subscri.
Der. '"'-
w. LEWIS. o. S. D.
Jan. 20.h, ls47. l3 ,f
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THE CAMDEN HOTEI,.
RY nd. P. BOYD.

The subscriber announces 10 his friontls
and The travelling public. ,hnt he las kan
that largo and commodio,s Brick HOTEL
contiguous 10 the Court House, in this
Town, where he will be able to. accoinmS-
date in The best manner, all who feel in-
clined to give him trial. .f Tie house, has
been putt the best order. and Heloly I'm
ished throughout, and If an; earnest desire
to please will give. satisfaction, he is cons
vinced tha, all will be satisfied. His thbI,
will be furnished an,ply-his bar will he
furnished with the best Liquors, and his
servants will be as attentive as possible.
Camden, January 6, ls47. IL Ct
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
The old Methodist Church and Lot on
which it stands, in the Town Of Sumter.
vile. For terms, apply to ]. H. Dingle,
or to tho subscriber.
w. LEWIS.
January 2, Is47. IL ,f
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:. Vun'ty will sometimes make very indif.
ieIent man very gond friend-moving
nm 10 Kindness 10 another from desire
Of obtaining his esteem.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

HoVN E9INHAHLo
At the Plantation Of J. E. BIakely, TOR.
meriy Mrs. J. e. Witherspoons, in The
Fork Of Black River, will be sold, on The
10th OF February next, one fine Saddle
Horse, one Wagon, little out Of repair.
oo bushels OF Corn, (the corn can be OBJ.
tained at private sale, to an approved pur.
chnser,) two or three Stacks Of Fodder.
! lied ond Bedding. &C.. together with
the stock Of Hogs, Callle, and other ne.
cessaries to be used about farm.
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. Is. N. HAMMET.
Sumtcrvillc, Jan. 81, ls47, :l3 tf
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FOR SALE.
A first rate second handed SULKEY,
with good top; also, a set Of Harness,
brass mounted, nearly new. Apply al This
Office.
Dec. 80, 1916.
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CAR RON WARE.

CARBON WARE.
A large and general assortment Of En-.
l,sn fots, ovens, Skilets, Stew Pans,
Spiders, Preserving Kettles, &C.. &c, g. C..
Just received and for sale at reduced prices
by A. J. MOSRS
Feb. 3. 1s47.
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JUST RECEIVED.

i. JUST RECEIVED,
From Charleston. the following ar,icics:,
Sugar, Cofre. Molasses, Salt, Mac kcreI,
butter, Cheese, Crackers, Flour Bag,
g'ng, Rope, Segars. Tobacco. Broon,s
ana ioi Of DRY GOODS. all of which
will be sold low for CASH. a. 3f.l 4.
Dec. 80. 1916. o. ~ S. =
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NEGROES! NEGR0ES!l NEGROES!l!
Will be sold on the first Monday in Feb.
runry next. at Sumter Court House, about
Fifteen Likely Negroes,
belonging 10 The Estate Of John J. Pitts,
deceased.
At the same time and place, six or seven
more first rate Negroes, belonging 10 the
Estate Of William NJ. Cummings, deceased.
Conditions in each case made known on
day Of sale.
w. LEWIS. o. s. D.
January 6, 1917. III 4t
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Seed Potatoes.
lust received. IRISH SEED POTA.
Toes. For sale by
l.. J. DlNKINs.
January 20. ls47. l2 Il
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From ano.iceinsthe Greensborro' Patriot.
1t seems he attempted the same imposi.ioni
upon the citizens there, and proposed to
give lessons in penmanship; blu. from his
short stay,a we Judge he did not succeed in
humbugging many besides the editors OF
the Patriot, Melville is q man Of ordinary
size. and makes a gentcel appearances; and
we hope the editors of the Patriot, (noW
thathe has proved himself an impostor,)
will givehim mark. that will stick to linn,
and by which the public may be guarded
from his imposilions. Cd
ys;y rs s III Hillsboro' Record der.
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we are authorised to asl .
nounce Dr. w. J. WOODS, as u candidate
Tor Representative Of Clarendon, at the
ensuing election.
Feb. 3, 1S47. Id ,f