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NJ = ra1te ru
" Hannflcfursrs . move than usually are assor,.
mfn' 81 't- and ~roEs far 2 All srd Wrvffr WrAR.
large rufuunf w hirh havc uauuftc furea 10 or
de-. arenrt ne p" "ur owe frecnns aud intended ~
rre-~ TO- Hf frtal fFdn. for reau ar customers
ahd HH oi efs WIEN fNat favor with call We can
fari' Sft if ree"' 'afn-r have tren sfe 30 offer
ther ss 'f 90 fH' wei -efed stack # Roots sud
sh"'s = a we tfa-e tine an we rnsrrantee them
eqnH' W quo r. oi Waferfa 1uH workmanship 20 those
tnfu- HeiH''f fH amy rar "f the lrited Stntes Our
sior' H Hr -nud io r9rssf, iu Vart, Il The following
Sc1s1Ha e ht''--
"tN'- B'oTS.
'af '.'- 'f'. .iteA inois
GU t' 8fns tfp 10
Ital ON aHH' c7H do
30 d. eNi fpolann appel Roots
FL fs + BRO ANS.
latu -al.s men -fllck hro1aus
l1I ar' tin r1Fars
II" q. H~H sioHf cHt Hfogaus
Je 90 eaai anf calf pnnp sole trsrans
''f = ANp YOU US BOOTS.
wv ie'f- tH} ihicA huots
~ ep los ktp 10
le1 80 siaHi eaIf 10
$50 d. scout. .stsIsk do
as 10 YOUTHS kia do
itA 90 Nanlt'F sah do
h''f = AND YOUTHS nROSANa.
80 Ha'-s F1HAs iHcS hffg8ns
gea bows do d
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Ua8sGsgn>

a. W. was ~ house h.rniure tbsll I. 800
'.'.- la.Ie a.e greet many eaeriieat ~,
NOM ..e BOW ia use, Tut we h-ve .s..,,
,...... 81 naHf advantage. A. tit. III,
r.f. S'Dtv. Weaivise han.ess. 49,.
I - luifNSoN's
AsI b, -lls. arc n's'e'Ns la, Mar
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NEW ESTABLISH.
ALNT.
WHEELING COACH
- tr9FIn


cute an or def- p teir ue, such Coaches Carriage
gArtarhes 4Ha hHs-tes "a a. knds, whleh viH te 90
al - good s.t "a, ana 40 ita aay place west
All kiD.s ed felE ius uAia ~ Tho s4iesl notice
1870 fue mosl .tasauaHic tcfu.s.
sseiG BARNETT & sMYIiE
gtLtkES NlrAtAC ttta TROOP fAthr -Tas
-i~efilt lue teet lci f. aefef taf tts So cog i.r
atnua Vainn ata r,ffturi4ft aiHf, ia l!s rIty aHt
aaI, AUD sob tlis etisfs For rfeI-u = soc
tfs ar rtf.t D. 3 a. Woods l.s@, and a os ls Atvs
used !, on tue'f houses. lsos5i Wa "a kEk.
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BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
~Fs sohat rsfssEr,. Fashion

- 81 BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY
= 49, .sDtaN SEsEse FASHIONS.
BE Boot and Shoe Nal er a few
~, ,,.,,-,., doors below the Monroe House
MAIN II. WHEELING "a.
III ~ shes inform ms friends and In. ,,,,tii.
a. 3i ie mas now Oh hand the test and most fashion,
sNt assortment 81 FINE BOOTS 10 The citv and Ita4.
~ l"H he~s Wu' Shen tn the western country He sl.o
keeps On h1ld good assortment OF tine r,rged nno,s
Muiea ne sells very low These with evsfythius n, Nh,
ie a4d wan CLOSE and attention 10 lusi ,,ss
sHa ~ t5"yidths neat and cheap article he hopes 10
mcclure PATRONAGE 0i discerning public
~ FRENCH CALF SKINS
NJ mas JUST received fresh lot of French & alf a. m
Mn'oA ne = prepared 20 manufacture into Ioots ana
s"'ss 'oi tis friends very short notice in ms mem,
''"e'' S'fle' APrl2
LEATHER! LEATHERn
10000 LIS. Red Sale leather
iN''N" a.taGls OAK I'a,, a. Ia
Just received aad for sale by
aug - ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
10 DOZEN Bool Morocco SKINS,
j. 90 Pima Lnune
80 binding skms
As' tFHr Leather kip aud Calf Skins lust reeevel
and int sale loss for cash al 1890
"ussi ALTMAN MAXwEIL's.
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.Tus1 tceciyrd, 100 PAR. OF Mems rhiek Boots.
" sept a., ls4S TODD & HOWELL.
3GSe rAlEsof Mems Kip Roots, received ~
~ " - sept. 10 ISIS TODD & HOWELL.
200 pAlb. Of Nep,s CAR Boots, Just received at the
blarH MAMMOTH Foot. sept ~, '4s) T. &H.
400 PRS Mems Thick Brosans. received hy
scot =, icis TuDn & HOWELL.
BOO PRS Mons CAT brogans. just received.
~ sept 80, lSi- y. < II.
500 rRs Mouen'. KIP Boots, received at
'V' sept ~ - TIKI.
tOU PRS wonens caIf Boots, received at
~" sept 49, 48 r. &H
't9a FRS w pr ems Monroe Boots, received by
~ sept D. 'ts 4. x II
JNN PRS "t Misses Calf ana X ip Roots, received at
Fen -, ~ T. & VI.
Ana rR'S oil Boys Thick Boots
.'" svp, 30, - ia H.
soc IRIS Of RoysKip Boots
~ sept i9,'lo 4. and
Sno FAIRS Boys Thick progans
selt iH,'iS T.
800 FAIRS PC Boys Ke and Calf Brosaus. received
q SEP. u. gel T. and II
sep' -, - 4. and II.
900 PAIRS of Youth KIN and Calf Roo,s
seli la, 'is I. and II.
.tttE ttns ot pntbs mex BTogans, received
stF ~ n =. ANA II.
200 PAIRS q Youths can and Kip Brosans
"'" ~ ~ 7. and II.
1860 IRIS Of children. Shoes. of different KIND.
,.n0 P lgss!' go ,,a s' H., as 7 and
titfaY "l hetts. n oiheiis. Misses aud thi
moth houi, south cndof :iarket square
SEPT -, IS TBhn and UolvrIr
ftt, TX > q Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers received
SEPT 10, IS r. A n
CAPSli CAPSM!
~ DOZEN Mems Fine Cloth Cal 5, received at
80. ts'.5,tttt T aud n
~ '' IVY qua +hla,is tine Cloth Cars, rec'i
a. seit 10, '4Sl t and ii
LEATHER.
10 DOZEN Red Ltnmg skins
,gn ~ 4 and Il
go" a. ~ I and II
~ KS of hest Shoe Thread
sept ~, rs n ,.su
oD1g Lbs Of Spanish Sole Leather
sel'' 40 - 4 and
"a BUSHELS best Shoe PcRs received Al The Shoe
store, south end Market square
suP@ ~ - nom and HOW ELL
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as. RRosDwAY. NEW York.
235. CHUat S4.. PHuAuELpHTa-
nd ny auihat zel Aee-t-.
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90 GROSS C'art's sup'r Matches, received and tor
sails by MA PittOk AAB PAULh.
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Al I tie WEI krewn s.aud Of the Black Mammoth
81 Hoat. seHth eudot Market square wouli respect
inf leHG IHelt customers and The public generally
ihEi they are now receiving from the Eastern Manufac
tutefs lafee aud well selected assortment of Boats
shoes Leather, Caps, Findings, a. These Goods have
keen selected with eres care. and The quality
and late. style, and most respectfully uviie all who
wait gny u he Move Goods, 10 call aud examine tlcn
as they ~ be sold as low as al any other House
civ. sect IL Isis ~
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3 ISIIERI Il s j rs

By7Yirtdeaof sundrys Executions to ma d.
rected. III 7vHaer for Sale at Sumter ,ourt
House, on the first AAI Ionday and the day fol
lowing, iylt April 4nex within the legal
,honrs OF sale, to the highest bidder for Cash,
the following Real Propetty Purchasers to
pay for Titles. s. , St.
One tract of $50 acres of land
more OF less, in Clarena On, adjoining lands
of II: Kelley, W.. =. Reynolds, and NIiss
! Mary Kelley and sisters, levied upon as the
property $of Saml. Tindalls at the suit.of J.
8. g. I. Bowie and L. White
One tract of 200 acres of land.
more oriless, in Salem, adjoining, lands -of
Henry Dickson and "A: Brown, levied upon
sas the property Of, Richard Sessions, at the
suit of f. w, Fraser. ,5.
Interest in one tract Of forty
acres Of land in Claremont, adjoining lands
of Wm Sanders and others, levied Upon as
the property Of John w. Sylvester deceased,
at the suits of Shannon e. Mel Dowull and
Charles J; Shannon ys. T. II. Dipkins, admr.
fof Jno. w. Sylvester. -
One tract of So acres of land
in Salon, adjoining lands of s. Watson,
1'hos Fraser, and Estate of C. McLean; lev
led upon as the property of B. Batemnn, at
the suit of John C. Kelley.
HARVEY SKINNER. 8. 8. D.
March IL, 1S4S. 20 st
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PI Tial yD SO ToRs

Tho subsstibsr wishins .o move to gthsss
West.Ee etfefn tots BALE ton, wheis6nS
he now iiyes, Blu Aatcd II, the Fork Sfs RlacE
River, Sumter District ss % ti,s soiii IS
prong Of Blsc 90 miiss
Sumter C.s g nIst the Brewing ton Road y con.
tanning 81 paeres Of Land, Of tVhicli here.
is at least 600 acres Of iit under good fapce;,
450 acres of it: ie3 plsptable land, and 450S
acrea pasture laIds, about 300 acres off; that
excellent cane swainp: ss He also wishes sto.s
sell hs etocks sof attic, Hogs and Sheep, all !;
Of which will be sold pn eesy terms to the I
purchaser On the preniees there are two;
places settled, both In good FIX (about two.
miles apart.) The one where Il live fias
( tine Dwelling House on III we'll finished has:
eight 1prigh rooms, each with d fire place. s
Ail necessary out-bujldings attached. ID,
one amongst the most healthy sitnatiors S. ],
the District of Sumter. The oihefS place
settled is where; my son James lives; Has az
very. comfortable Log Dwelling House an.
lshed with Piazza and shed Rooms, with ex.
cellent out-buildings attached. The subscrl.s
Der wishes tosell the whole TO a single i p,irs
chaser as he could give decided adyanfaRe,l
in 30 doing; or he will sell out to company
OF purchasers, as maysdit them. - n Sd
THOMAS E. fDICKEY.s
March l, 1913. l6 sS6t .SiS; <j.Sis;
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
April next, within the legal hours. of sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
| negro, LEVIED on as the pro-
perty of II. p. Singleton, at the sutof T. L.
0Otrdin.
horse, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of w. c: Griffin, at the suit Of James
A. Mitclam.
I l Negro, levied on as the pro-
Perty of James R Frierson, at the suit Of E.
B. Davis.
Sulkey and harness, levied on
as the property Of 20. Sullivan, at the suit
Of p. B. Mctaurin:
l horse, levied on as the pro-
perty of Henry Casscls, at the suit of John
Frierson.
l Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of John T.. Brunson, at the, suit of
John T: Brown.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. $. D.
Mar. II, l84S. 90 St
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House of Entertainment !,
MA fAN{JHESTER ~ n

+ The subscriber respectfully informs his,
friends and the public generally, that he is
ready to receive and accommodate persons
travelling by Rail Road to and from Charles
ton. His House is only two and half miles
from the Manchester Depot; breakfast will
be ready at s o'clock every morning, or SOON
er if required. Every attention win be paid
to the comfort of all who may favor him
with their company. His table will be fur
nished with The best the country affords. He
will also take good care Of. Horses that may
be left in his care, until! their owners re-
turn from Charleston.
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Manchester, March q, lS4S. % St
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Bradford Springs For Sale,


This well knaWn and desirable situationi
for SUMMER RETREAT, is offered for
sale; and presents chance for handsome
speculation.
The Tract contains 1916 acres; of which
$50 acres is under fence, and 400 acres have
been cleared. 1t is situated on the main
Road from Camden to Sumterylle: about Is
miios from each; and gives name to the
Range Of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
much expencc, and converted into Female
Seminary. The main building is 100 feet
long-has from IS to 80 Rooms-son,e of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
l20 feet of Piazza; 60 feet of Balcony; wide
Passages, and staircase; handsome Base
ment; all necessary out buildings; aud air
and water pure as the MOUNTAINS
Two commndious Cabins are attached,
l with five Rooms, 2 fire places and Piazza.
A second settlement is close by on this land,
aftording accommodations af every kind for q
family. a great many fine springs gush from
the sides OF these hills, affording the scites
of numerous settlements; which in time will
doubtless be established here, since the great
impeachment, the Santec and Wateree swamps
are now overcome by the Camden Branch
Road. It is splendid situation for an Acad-
emy, Male or Female; or for Boarding
House for the summer; or for summer Re-
treat for gentleman Of fortune.
Price $1,000; $1,000 cash down; the re-
naainder in five annual instalments, with in
terest payable annually, well secured. To
an approved purchaser the time of payment
may be altered. purchasers to pay for ne
cessary papers.
Apply at Sumtervlle, 8. C.to
w: 2. RICHARDSON,
Agent to Sell.
18th March, lS4S. 20 If
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sion," their claim 70 it has nov expired,
and Mrs. Gaines becomes the Sinheritor Of
the entire. possessions Of her. ,father, living
in nine different States, and estimated per!
schedule, six years ago, to be worth tliir-s
ty three millions Of dollars. IS Thiswill not,
Of course, at this time, amount,sato less,i
and with all the losses by costs, compro..'l
misses, &c, the actual fortune of Mrs
Gaines may safely be.set down at this
moment at more than s25, 100000 rs.
Mrs. Gaines, in her letter, dated New
York, March IL, in reference to the asser-
ton Of the Delta that the case was made
up affair between herself and defendant,
and settles nothing exccp, in the particu-
lar case, says: "
"Now it SO happened that The particu-
lar case referred TO was an equity suit
brought by my husband and myself
against near seventy defendants, ofwhom
Charles Patterson was one-in which suit
several millions Of dollars worth Of prop
erty was involved-which fact alone is
sufficient to disprove the charge Of collus-
ion betweensmysclf and the de fcndant, or
Of any Of them; aid if it were not, the
farther fact that | have been engaged in
the prosecution ofthe suit for nearly fifteen
years, and at cost TO my husband and
myselfofinore than $5O,OOO, certainly
will idisprove."
Gen: Downs, U. S. Senator for Louis
lima, who was one of the defendants to the
bill. fled by Mrs. G., comedies that the
recent decision settles her claims con-
clusiycly.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT We understand
that Major Van Buren, the, eldest son Of
the ex-president, and for many years an
officerin the. United States Army, met
with serious accident on "Wednesday, by
the fall Of his horse on the Avenue, strik-
ing his head, producing confusion, from
the effect Of which he lay for more than
an hour inscnsiblc in the road. He had
returned, week or two since from the
army on sick leave, after participating in
allofthe actions from Vera Cruz to the
capital, as uid.de-camp 10 Gen. Scott, and
prior,to his arrival as member of the
staff Of Gen. Taylor, from the commence
ment Of the war. He was rcsnrting to
horseback exercise, under the ADVICE Of
Ills physician, when the accident occur
red, and still lies in very criticn! state.
The n,odesty and gallnntry of Major Van
Buren, arc subjects of pride to his native
State, and shed fresh lustre on name al
ready distinguished.--[N. Y. Post.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 2nd
of December last, young negro woman
named RAClIAEls eighteen years OF age.
She has scar OIL one of her checks; much
hair on her head; very long foot, the big toe
above reward will be paid to any person that
will deliver her to me or to the Jailer of any
District in this State, so that get her. She
is believed to be 'iarbored in the Bethel
neighborllood and Sumtcrvile occasionally.
JOHN B. MILLER.
Sumter Dist. Mar. ii, 1913 20 1t
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BUCEPHALU JR,

A!s suusCiiuer, tlIougnS tne SOLICITATION OF
hs hs friends sss made s.a
N sSmnter District, the ensuing SPRING.
Said Horse may be expect 10 pass through
the Salems, Sumterville, BY Fulton, and per-
haps Statesburg, and in the Fork OF Black
!k.yer; and any other place where sufficient
" encouraged and convenient to his route
which will be- determined by the groom,
wa9se g experience as q groom, is equal TO any
TERn1s-R Rucephalus, Jr, will be Let to-
mares at $400 the single leap; $e 90 the ]
SEASON, and $l2.00 to insure a mare to be .
in foal: rs cents to the groom in, every III.
stance. Parting With the mare fforfeits the
insurance in every instance. Every care
VIII be taken to prevent accidents, but no
Liability should any occur. $i53s
IN. b. Where company of 6 OF 8 mares
Is made up by responsible persons, and the
Horse and GROOM furnished free of charge
as ne IS passing round through the season,
will reduce the season to 81, and the insu-
rance TO $40. will also give the same
chance to all those who feel disposed to pa.
tronlze my Horse upon said terms and condi.
tions. ~ 80
PEDIGREE.
BncePhalus, Jr. was got by J. P. Rodgers'
Bucephalus; he by Wiiliamson,s Bedford Of
Virginia, and-he BY Old imported Bedford
Old Bucephalus' 'damywas by old king Herod,
and he by Twig;;f 9I,Wig by the old imported
James; his g, dam was, ccprding to ipfortna.
ion. Medley. Bucephaius JUNIORS dam
was got by old White Oak Split; he by Lew,
is Collins Split, whose performance as a
Race Horse was we'll established on the
Camden Turf, and he out Of the old imported
Rattle=the- Cash; Bucaphalug Ir's, g. dam
was got by Marcus. -
Could mere publish long list Of certifi-.
Gates from different Districts relative To Bu-
cephalus Jr's. reputation as foal getter, but
deem it useless, as reference can be had to
his printed bills, and to citize9s of Sumter
District, who have seen OF his colts and
know they will not suffer by comparison with
those Of any other Horse.
JAMES D. McILWAIN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
April 3rd, 1847.
We the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that we are acquainted with James D. Nell
wain's Becepllalus Horse; seen of his colts
and therefore take great pleasure in stating
to the public, that they have fully como I'D to
our expectations. Equal, if not superior, to
any colts we have seen for years passed:
(Signed)
Samuel 1'indall, DR.. John Bovd.
iarvey Skinner, G. W: Rhaine, Esq.
Edward Broughton, Daniel McElyeen.
pAll those having settlements to make
with the subscriber, in relation to accounts
made with him in Sumter District, may ex-
Pect to meet with him at Sumter Court du-
ring the first week.
JAMES D. McILWAIN.
March 8, 1913. 81 l2t
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INE lOslD.
A.yy:HH'rEI,;, CO.

g Inform their customers and the public
generally. that they sare receiving their
sSPRING:4STOC CK from New York. ssSS
Their senior partner is now. in Charleeton
completing their stock which they will;HelI
5as W low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or to ,prompt custo-
mers.a Call and examine our stock, and we
aatter ourselves we u i'll not fail to give satiH-
faction.
March 90, l948.
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Five RolIars Reward .

Strayed from the subscriber's residence
near Fulton, onthe 9Th February last, a small
sorrel filly COLT, with star in the face
about years old. The above reward will
be paid for ita daliyery, and any information
that will lead to her recovery, ''s' ~. =
w. d. RICHARDSON.
Fulton, March l, lS4S. lS ST
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IL CD s. TT

very neat Saddle was lost on Wednes
day last, from the back Of an affrghted hor Sc,
son the road leading east from this place, (he
tween Hulbnrt'a M brick yard and the Plow-
aen.s NILS Read 1t is supposed to have
!; oeen picked up by q WAGNER from Salem,
VINO passed. shortly after the occurrence
q Any Information will be thankfully rece;vea
J or the finder literally rewarded by leaving
said saddle at this office. g Sss, ~ 8
March IS. I so g.
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FURNITIJRF:

maple and fancy sitting and Rocking chair.
cane and wood seats; together with fine
Sofas, Book Cases,
W;a'rdrobes, a Bed-steads, Fancy
and Plain Dressing Bureaus,
&c. &c. &c. IS ;5,s i. Il
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
F SUTHERLAND.
Camden, Janplo, ls4s. II tt
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SIS REV ARD,

will give the above named reward of S5
to any person, that will apprehend and deliv-
er to the Jailer of Sumter District negro
fellow named SIMON, Ga Blacksmith) be-
longing to the estate Of Thomas Watts He
has wife either at Mr.. Ervn's or Henry
Goodmau's, on Pudding swamp, where it is
suppos ed he may be lurking about
STEPHEN LACOSTE,
Trustee Est. of Thos. Wells.
Mt. Clio, Feb 8, le4S. l6 If
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SOUTH-CAROLINA- SUMTER DIST.
Thomas A. Pack,
James Plowden and wife, ct a.
BY virtue of an order from VIM. Lewis,
Esquire, Ordinary Of Sumter District, will
sell on the first Monday ip April next, at
Sumter Court House, between the legal
hours Of sale, A TRACT OF LAND, con
tanning 200 acres, situated in Clarendon,
Sammy Swamp, waters of Black River, ad-
Joining lands of w. l.. Reynolds, David
Beatson and Mary Kelly, formerly belonging
to Joseph Pack, deceased.
Terms-On credit until the first day Of
January next, Gall fees cash) the purchaser
giving Bond with good security and Mort
gage of the promises to the Ordinary, for the
payment OF the purchase money, with inter-
est from the day of sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. D.
March II, lSiS. 20 st
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The Subscriber

Bcgs leave totinform his customers and the
the public generally, that he has just receiv-.
ed general assortment of MEDICINES,
which he will dispose of as low as they can;
be afforded in this place
J. /. MILLER, M. D.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of Saml,
II. Drake, will make payment to the subscri-
her; and those having demands against sail
Estate, will hand them in duly attested to the
same. is A. NORRIS. j,,,.
Feb l, ls4s. 10 81
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Dry Goods i'm Charleston.

Dry Goods i'm Charleston. G
The subscriber would invite the attention
OF Planters and Families who may visit
Charleston to his stock Of .,.. Is:
RICH, FAN NgYrANDssTAPLiE
Diap o5QGD5,
Having made large additions to bie room.
the past season, he is able to offer greater in. 1
ducements than ever before, to his friends
and customers, and confidently invites atten.
zion to his STOCK as the -,
Host EEtensi0e is Southerss
Country. 15sss,5 5.ss,,.
It is intended to embrace every article in
the Dry Goods Line. ss!
Our front sales room will contain a: COM.
plete assortment of ~. ~ 80 ~
LADIES RICH DRESS GOODS.
Silks, Muslins, Bareges, Cashmeres, Alpae-
u cas-, Bon,basinss, Sha,cls, Man,lss, :.
Mantillas, Viscttcs, tfSc.
GENTLEMEN'!e GOODS.
Linens, LINEN Fabrics, Hosiery, dc. de-.
In our Domestic Rooms will be found a.
very full assortment of Domestics
Negro Goods, Blankets.
Osnaburgs, &c. &c.
UParticular attention paid to this depart
ment of our business. And Planters will
find our stock and prices well worthy their.
Onr facilities for purchasing goode, are
such, that we are able to offer them at SUCH
prices, as defy competition.
E..W. BANCROFT,
253 King St Charleston. g. C.
N. BIN our wholesale rooms, we offer
large and we'll selected STOCK to Mcr-t
chants for cash or approved paper, at such
prices as are well worthy the attention Of,
March 1, l94S 1S lv
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-29
SALE OF MORTGAGED
NEGROES.

] will Offer for sale, at Sumter Court House
on the first Monday in April next, four Ne
grocs, Ben, Elcy, Henry and Caroline,
levied upon a9d to be sold to foreclose a
mortgage given by Wm. Ross to VIM. J..
Gerald.
Fl. SKINNER, Agt. to Forcclose.
March II, 1913. 20 Ct ~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-29
Taken UD,

BY the subscriber chesnut sorrel mare:
white hind feet; scar on the right; dapplcd
with white spots. Said mare supposed to be
about or 10 years old. There are no other
marks about her which are necessary to des.
crbe her.
It. w. A. SMITH.
Clarendon, Feb 22nd, ls4S. ls If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-29

Estray. 4
Daniel Driggers tolls before me black
horGe, blind in the right. eye; marked with
harness; about fifteen hands high; twelve or
fifteen years old; appraised at Ten Dollars.
The horse may be found at MIR. Drigrers' on
the road leading from Carter's crossing on
Scapo Der, to Camden.
A. SCARBOROUGH, Magistrate.
Sumter Dist Mar 6, lS4S.