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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
80. r-.s,sss,ssz1 PIONEER AND Szns-1rIrIt
llfft; ~tS<T ! EXPRESS LINE IN 8xsz

szxN-Hs---rSE pia RAILROAD ------
AND ChNAL-PIliLADELPHlA TO PliTsbUheh.
Leaves daily At A. Minis u sogether lhs nos pea
srni mode " getting TO the Ohio River al the danger
and fatigue of Stage travelling il avoided Passengers Tor
Cincinnati Louisville, Nashule, 81 Louis, Ne"-Oneas
&c will a.wsys md sleanboals Of he first class Pus
burgh 10 carry them down the Ohio Rvef al he sans ARE
and frequently less than 10 charged from Wheeling -
For seats aud other Information, apply At The Once, ~
MarAeta, Philadelphia WIN. COLDER W
Philadelphia, May, 1919. Fropneo"
CAUTION
Travellers are particularly cautioned against pirchaslrs
uckets IN New York for This line, here Is person u
thar city authorized 70 transact any business Tor he Pioneer
and Express Company. mJSu
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xr~~ AOPENINg or TgEs.t~zsIzTr4

-r SOPENING or Elst~-5syLIIUr4
- = sly - ENNSYLNANlA CA l.ak ax-sa-I ~
sss-@r.fSz sn1sN NAL for l8ls-Blnghans -,
Line To- Pitsburgh-The undersigned wou,a t.sPe.su,
inform Western shippers that the first of March nsVgs
ION Will be resumed for the preseni season 70 fsous
va he Pspnsyvsnis Canals aud Railroads Goods MAKE
tS ms line viii be forwarded with great dispatch so ~
he lowest current No commissions or oheI enss
sor forwarding goods from Pittsburgh A regular hne OF
steam Packets leaves Pittsburgh daily al 10 ococA A. o. lo
Cincinnati, Louisville, 81 Louis MARI pAcAsse'-DiNs
hams Line, via Cana. 800 - IN ,v,., Nv
afN WN. TfSbN' At"lA ~ = :.
- -y,..ssesrs..sr7 PATTERSON g NE,W,,;AS9kshh
~ rr RIA LROAD LlNE.-sU AlhlLn ~ ~
akzz--1fr--.rH-RA MOMENTS, TO commence .s inc
ist OF May. l8i3-Lesye Paterson at O'CLOCK A J" o
= 49, d, ~ Ses.York At s O'CLOCK A M A. NJ ~
= M snd T. Il ON SUNDAYS
Leave Paterson Al o'clock A NJ and ~. A.,
Leave New-York Al 9 o'clock. NJ and , r NJ leo
.n--s~ AsTATEN-iSLiND FEhhh, up
p sSIls---iNand aner Saturday, Msya,f sIbPh and
sn'ssssse-1's TATENIsLANDER will Inni further no'
IeiSs N,O York, 9, 10 and An las iom' g. So
and P NJ. . ., -, ,
and VI. - "
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NIFN,S FI-RNT~uING GOODS OF ne

NJEN's FURNISHING GOODS OF new and
fAchoce siyies 0r Suumcrl AGAl has Just reccl yea
reT recent srrvals large addition % bis former stock Of
Mems Furnishing Goods tu.is1ie Tor The present ud com
inc eenson selected CREST prcssly for e ac
Cravats OF silk satin, cambria, COTTON ana oier desane
STYLES HOsiery-guuZe mcrinO AID couon vests OF az
sf5es fsrrnted not 10 shrink IN wHshng) six cotton
leihread imperial cotton shTs ana drawers linen sna
thread hose and hose all sizes and qualities OF
Kid sik Iislecouol 80 great variety. Shirts
attention given 70 the manufacture NJ customers shlns'
M warranted with good workmanship fll assortment
In every style always on hand. AGATE -! bfoaa"ayi
s.9q IT,, corner Pafk-piace, y. y.
DER STEAMER BRITANNIA.-we have receiy-
ed an invoice OF he most desirable styles Linen al AiHi
settles Nestnqs have had 90 offer this season tch Will
he made M ~ order our usual moderate charges
MM. 4. JENNINGS co. Ial0rs
ie29 81 Broadway American Hotel
ITO TRAVRLERS.-Readym made Linen busters or
1 Overcoas with large assortment Of Zephyr Cloil,
and Linen Sacks. DOrsays, Paual00ns, Vests &c al 81
Broadway American Hotel - = ,..,.,,-<,., q, on
iyi5 NM 4. JhNNlNOs "
list RECEIVED-Marseiles and Linen Nestngs,
lie most desirable styles Of the season, when VIII Do
sold by the piece pattern, al 81 Broadw ay,-, ~,
leo VIM I. JENNiNH> W
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Y oRDEI, Of Henry B0ss 20 Counfy Judge ol te County
ID F..ar us hereby gwen pursuant % te pnfls ~ lie
taate authorizing atfacle against 'adn cancelei tni nom
1900 .tar. tt ara stfsfer i.sn-f tne estate ui
ISRAEL DAyEY 1ul ARTf1iAs cushMAN, a. nonfcse1t
-tt AID that le i r te payment ri Their detis,
tr rq-lr flh,rre such filele'i eeeoriE % law,
~ rre mouths from fe prb.afon ~ hs nof All hat
a. 14uraf o raF dr6t. fu RESIDENTS of tl -ffe AID
Ire deliver % flefu. fsr l'e ri ans property Htn tn
state bel lng leu, a1i TIE transfer 10 20 sn.h properly p men
ID ether of li rdisl 0J tF, ani are VodD Zoe iil
ga. 0f fr.r0aD. 1854 J. ,. ma hNri AipH.-f
ma ssqn ir sft1chg creditor N11sh, faeS C1llt, y v
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DRY GOODS.

ZINE BROWN sHEErINGs-ln large los suit
Waliham Hope. Chelmsford, H0ckseu, Dorchester ar
yck Certrevlle UNbrdge Clinton, New Merrimac, fao
Ato Worcester HllsborO, New Bedford, Berwick Nyo-
ming Manchester NESMlTH co. Agents,
ie8 30 and 81 Pine-st
STARK MILLS SHEETINGS.-4oo bales and
- b Sd inch brown sheetngs, for sale by
ie2s NESMlrH co. 81 and 9 Pne-st
HAMILTON sHEETINGS.-25 cases - and -
HI and W heacloi sheeugs. Just received Tor safe py
ie22 NESMlTh CO 50 and 3 finest
TTFRNI.NN CASSIMERES.--o cases Of these
ii new and beautiful Merno Cass.meres for sale by
ie21 NESAiih W ~ ala > .le-,.-
DIEACHED GOODS-Comphsing An extensive -,
Dsorlment of well known styles, 81, A.. 81 o. io III
an my2 -''1 G + HARRIS o Exchange-piaee.
vIERINO CASSIMERES.-5ocases superfne Ne,
mo Cssslneres comprising every Fareiy OF e"iuf a.
texture FOR sale by p HARRIS. o. ENchangepaee N.Y.
DIIE AND WHITE and blue enc orange Prints
ID new and desirable psitefns on me Hld nrliui COINS
-
DRITANNIA MARP.-LUCIuS HART laie
ID Boardman Hart B4l ngsip Offers for sale al me
lowest market prices
Casiors. with cut mold and pressed bol.es'
SOUP Ladies'. Table and Tea spoons,
Mamie. AMI Chamber Lamps hll Ihnaie,lieA''
Pfrhers Nugs T1mhiers and Mossses Cups,
Britannia Plates and Cups for children,
Sniitoors great variety Of patterns.
B,ock TIN Coffee Urns aud Dish Covers,
Britannia Cake Baskets, new article,
Reed and Banous Z aunton Britannia Goois
| Dixon \ sons celebrated sheffield Britannia W are.
tIara fffr
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AS MIXTURES AND LAMP MANlFACI Oht
O-Archer Warner ils Cheslli-st. Fll-sle.p. Pa
manu- uIe every tescnplol q Gas Fixtures and Burners
hrAc .els reacs1is Chandeliers. &C. &c. q, Archers
sE1 every cescrpcn % CaldeAbTLs, Glrs-to.es, bou
cae-s, &c &c- Lamps OF txzEes made 70 order for
churches. halls ships sear5oas, &c &c Beng extensive
N engage ID tie above business ere enabled a. flrllsh
every article h Ane. Of tie best qlaly sni finish
very se11ced prscrs-- Orders pruzlrlf c1ecs.et.
q aRSn ARCHER : WARNER, Ll3 SAssnzl-sL
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COAL.

TOAL.-I can u a. tines flu.sh Tie best Red and
y WAITE Ash Goals. low any dealer in rrsi quality
coss liberia Discount groceIE AID orheIs wlo Buy
,s--ev 10 81 -y-iu GEO. WARNER
iylsln' Yard go Hoos,oo. -hs.-1-.s1ea ~ -.
GOAL BY THE CARG0-TO CONSUMERS
y proDoss 10 furnish csIu 10 unite % buy cargo
VI about 10 their coal u ne cargo pnce ard Tie cargo
lon 81 40 bsz gr-ai atvzr FOR then 81 the preserl
time VII divide and deliver ne directed BY a
responsible buyer, AMI furnish 10 each paiy sworn
we hers Fern TIE several sizes may Be shipped n Inc
sane vessel GEO. WAhNEh-
ivl5 lr4 Yard GO H0.ston-sL
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- nSit---sO-s Shilling each way.-The sieamNss'
-c<zz,-sss.s 81 vgOT X Cant Hofnire VIII nun As io
lows daily Sundays excepted ..,. -to- L 2 a. g.
A ~ f5,t OF Coriland-si K. az and ~ w ana AZ "a
Rrrt,g Nl~e-Lesve Fort Hamilton aiH u. ~ - ,bs
= T. ~. ianaius al "'''"" iyi3
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IOAL.-The subscribers VII be dlschzrging az tbs
y weeK an pa of ne Peach Orchard Craze and Ran e
Goa u superior Caay, which hey offer for sale a. very
.0T prices, direct from boat re-screeuid from yard
L IT W. WORTH, a Broadway, an
IVA cor Thompson and ECurk-s.s
81 PER TOS-SUT COAL--Peach Osc-ard,
Or OO Red Asa anu Scllykll Wa A.h, Tor sac al
he above low price; lzrge sze, 4lt c-sered screened
al ~ Ant1o1Y-st- 1ez- Broadway
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Late Religious Intelligence.

,P~ The Central Presbyterian Church at New
ri ala meeting on Monday week voted unani
nous cali for Rev Dr. Patton 70 become Their fasior
which il il understood he viii accept Inc consrega
,,e Intend buildlng new church and with such pas
90, ,bcv will no doubt meet great success. Dr. Patton
wa. deservedy celebrated and honorcd durng ms resi-
dence and ministry in this City during his Psstorshp
the Spring Il. Church
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i MAlsYI.AND.
Snow IIilL Febrl,fry. oI .s1at,

* ste ssst.,fsy NSioMI sAt!Is ceuluurSfSlSl lSlO.
Il Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:, S;r--Pleasc send me
as soon as possible, another lot of Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ihayc been selling
this valuable medicine in this town for many.
years. It has proved tolhe highly useful in
many cases. Muchhaasbeon said and writ I
TENN commenda,ioyoft this article, Justly too
i think from my observation Of its effect uIon
others, and my own experience in using it.
Some months since having a bnd cousf,I
lost my appetite and strength, and my health.
was much imparedss tried this Balsam to
my satisfaction and joy. when / had taken two
bottles, my cough was removed, my appetite
returned, and my strength and general hcaltt
WhereyerI hayesany symptoms IS
Of the kind return. Immediately resort TO
this medicine, and find it To! have the desired
effect. ] believe this is one Of the best mod
% icines in the world for coughs and iincipient
consumption, and that invalid in more advan-
ced stages may be relieved by using it.
Signed by ygt LEVIN TOWNSEND, &.
Firm Of Townsend &, Ushur.
We say unhesitatingly, and without
Blush, this medicine "can't be beat" Beware.
Of 9counterfeits.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper For sale in sumterville by
DR. J. I.MILLER, I. at tire Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina,
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STRAYED

Or stolen from my flock in the immediate
vicinity ofsiny residence, n Smyrna Ere,
about three years old The above mentioned
sheep was unmarke led, Is not Of q cloar white.
The body, legs; and head are family clouded,
with pale liver colored hue. Isvery gentle
and appeared to be with lamb 1t is presurn.
ed the sheep is stolen, and mny possibly be
offered for sale, or else has been driven Into
some neghboring flock. She was very fat.
and no doubt would have afforded fine bit OF
mutton Any information that may detect
the rogue, or enable me to recover the lost
sheep Will be Thankfully received. 8 D
JOS. 81. BOSSARD 3
1 Aug. y, l546. { 42 III
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COMMUNICATES.

D& &BD.-@Itl this place,d,n the 29t inst,
! District, South Catolinai and Efsr several
.years past aIesident Of this Town, aged about
"a years. St z q.
s:5s9 T. g. had had chilla and fever for several
days. but was able To walk about apart OF. his
time. On The day of HIS death he was under
the influence Of Quinine, and on going to tte
door, was taken Gt Gtissupposed) with a fit and
fell in the yard, striking his head, immediate.
fly in the temple, against the corner Of a block
on which the house rested. a. gentleman
who saw him fall, went immedia ately for me-
Sdlcai mid, but hs ssuIyiRed tho fall but a few
moments Id was ar, inof fansive man, and
'loayea behlnd bin no en- nenies Sttntsr Coz
sEtshfT 3ae5 g ssqssgsIss-s
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SOuTH c, AR ,. !; ],
} LIN Ct o. NJ "a q 81, lllsi. q .T,
IN THE COMMON PIE AS I,

Muller, Ripley, q Cotss
Chandler q ggns, ssss
TE shandier lone of thea defeflas
being confined within the Prison Bounds Of
Darling District on "a writ of apinss sad
aatlstacie ieIdum mt suit of Ai Her; Ripley
81 fo, and the said defeldant having filed
his etition in my ofice, praying for the ben
eft Of the Act Of the: Genera1 Assembly
,n,ade for the relief Of Insolvent Debtors. to-.
sge,tier with q schedule OF shis estate and ef.
Siecis: Notice is hereby given toE all: the.
creditors OF tile said defendant, and especial
Eiy To- n iller. RipIe & ca, 70 appear al tho
Court OF Comr,oni Plea ii, TO be held nt par-S
iiington Court Honse, on the third ! mofaay.
8(being The 18th day IN Dctote mex, q
salteM cause if any they can, why The estate
and effects Of the said Robert Efhahdlers
should not be assig led, and be- diach dS
according to the provision of the sad Act ;s3i
slJ 2 HIS IIu GINS, "a 10 +.
Clerks Office. Darling ton g. H. aa 5s:s5ss
anISnrt, E3dEa
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SHEIlsi A


By virtue 99ofS snnd ESecaf ions Sto me- All.
$rected. ! will S5a alss sat Sumter Court
House on tho fret lay sfniS
.in Sept wiiin t,a ,. IeaaI
hours Il Sf sale e ts il Cash
sths: :tolloTi,g 9 Real !. pnrc IS
One tfacto e s7Dsl acres i of fland
2iii mont djoinihg lands Of Judge Rirhs
agdsotis ltYsSl upon ,as the property Of Rich.
ard at the suits Of Jno.s disoIi:
sgs &. sytilb SO: Hughes q. y. Harrison and
l' &. sfs 30 acres of land
ltn Glafand aiolnsng i. ST sDn Bose and
lwheLe lives, levied upon al stha
properly spfs at the suit Of
4 3 Co me as=ac ct Of 200 sacrssof land
in Clarendon, adjoining iof u. Hilton
andsE. B. Rowe, levied upon as the propartv; i
81, Of Jno q & Mitchnn, at the anit Of q NJ.
Y One tract t5of 500 acres & & 81. I M land5 d
more Or leas, In Fork Black River; III dioining
lands of Jesse Yates ct al levied iIi,on ae
the property of hos 3 Sumter deceased, at
the suit of John g. BRADFORD against +. Sum
ter, tfx'r of Ttlos. Sumter. sS5s &
One tract of GO acres of. land
more or less in Fork Black River, adjoining
lands Of Est. Nelson and J. lin Nelson, levied
upon as the property Of John WE. Knowlton,
at the suit OF u. 8. Yorsha haiIi.s 81
+ .SGf Esefs sfIARVEYf SKTNNEK,S S. Isl. ID. ~
Sheriff 81 Office, 18th aAugnst 9IS48. AZ
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/; 3epes 1sn s. appitef
and
sslasln ngu!aF slets.D Ind
slats ha DIsxi III i6rsa "a s7s sss
u hese afess tiieFsi4 to Ito and mon,
slsk 1iaI, tfe rsd aud cfe tors
,of the said iaecs bs ard apnean fore
me, at our nax lfdinaf d Court f6rs tiiie sdia
District, 10 ID iiso11de at Sumter Court
House ON Friday; LIT day sof septnmber
sltsaSs sliew lie stsld
sadhinistf should hot 80 afa aiteds
syeIs aud ssal Ills stthi
day S9s 1; 5sinS 6f our
81 sisorti, hun lied Sid
= foItysa md iJi; 2sd ear OF
American hide pendenc g..
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sIIERIFF,s; SALES. ,i:.;,5s'

u
Bysyirtues spfs sspndry. Exec ecntions 10 me. di-s5
rested, viii 30 sold at Sumfe Court House:
on the first Monday and day following iii,
September next within the legal hours Of
sale, to the highest bidd der, for lash, the fol-
loving Ressonal n ]. Prop Purchasers sfo
horse, levied on as the pro- 81
perty ~. Bar,rich, at, tile suit Of q. Iawton.
! horse levied upon as the: pro-
perty Of Henry Hadnall sat the suit of n. i.
2 horses levied upon as the
property Of Jnos w. Erwin, at the sait Of Isaac;
& Henry Lyons, and D. Ghry. 50 81
j Snlkey and harness, i wag-
on and Carriags and harncss, levied upon al as
the property of VIM IL. " ats, at fEe suit Of
John.H I. Diaoa. 10 lie Rold at ,lc plantation
OF !Ym.. Ross. on Tuesda the 5:hs Septembr
lshorse levied on as the pro-
Perty,oif ) yy. JF; Blrkett, At the sut q wv;
W. Roberts. s
Negro, levied on as the pro-
pertysof oss RIeesf at tho suit Of he State
for Taxes, &
| negro, levied on as { tic; pro.
pertyo John A. Colo clough, sen, at tile suit
Of the State for 'sss!
1 negro, levied on as tile pro-
Eperty Of Ii G. Mel Donald q estate; at the suit
Of the State for II axes,
l negro, levied on as the pros
perty w. ). Atkinson at the snit Of the State
for Taxes:
4 negro, levied sSon as the pro-
perty offJ I. Brownflel at Tie suit of the
State for Faxes.
! nogro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Fhos. Bracey, at the suit OF sthe
State for Taxes.
I negro, levied on aslthe pro-
perty of LIST. Of Thos. Sumter, at the suit Of
the State for Taxes Il
/ negro, levied on,a the pro-
perry Of J. A, Spears, tthe spit Of the State
4 horse, levied ON as the pro-
perty OF G; Morseaa the anti Of the State
IiARyEY SKINNER, s.ss s. ,. ,. n i.
AugHgt l2s Il s4S.3 3S
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y. sNs 9u
sst ts q
s.ass
:;
&.
H. ss,,,, - -
as ss s
o,,ss III s,;
~ ~ g S NJ "a
n shstfasR.Se, asa sf.an,
district 5f md ars;sad =,
yYo6dfoEdy nn Ssv t, Nav Is ;aa. : ,,,Ia
sas, ,,nrt ,,s
Kane Has bean arresfi,I' as. "A n in II Hatannv al No ss
Aprosls,nailon s. sSsa 4, M ~ 3ie
IN ~ j y,
sonld nrofssf ~ = ,Ss
olher rebal isadars 81 si,o,I 4 sI;y, la
oIligancc resSact;no i ii,air h;d;ng
Who should renisr ifaA, anu ass s;aI e. = 40.
capinw from IresnS. shos, II ba s,,sisyo of NM
treason: and .iealt witi sro,ssS E e ssiy ~ ss'
Atsa meetinw &c tbs Iss;,s,, 4, hs,,
day several nfhnr Cd, nj ha fnn; 90
st,toclarn,d sI,EsS p;Int AZ sa,, y
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NIuIcIK Kosi..

A Mule strayed from my residence; about
the 7th Aug, which may be known by che
following marks: 8 IIe is a black horse mule,
somewhat, CALLED on the shoulders, about 4
feet high small and swell-made. He was
in fine order, when he !. lefts He was last
seen about Stateburg. I9will pay expenses
and a suitable reward for his delivery; to ME,
as need him very shortly. Il 3
IT. TOUCFIBERRY.9t
Friendship P.tO. Sumter Dist. i3 st
FsAiigust IS, 1916. ~ { rs; II 81 ,
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...N0PICE,4..

fstl, lSss
Tho undersigned having associated stberis
selves it the Practice Of M Meaicjne, respect
sfnly soilcitthe Patronh Of their frienda and
I t.he public. They may be, found at Or ~
!, i. MI II, i. D
4, 4 BG GSSsA RID; M. D,S B 3
Aug. l6, 1e4Ss II
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III "a !. ~
qa!ee Whch ,aacceeded f1 the victory q
sslll
t9 say shat
mas
me l9ost iaSiii-
the 81 the
70 the people
g
the light at Boulagh Common
gg sa2re sshan a ydecat,
lor the
en ths removal Of the military and
81 sIntn may enape them
ss
easan.ry mere q. WI acknow-
lWo q
!,
mat
9 are many
atla tnat the amount
q Inc sepeis greatly ex-
~ WIDOW
-,D snots'
e 81 geoa susaekssaah ana ISsttlng
Z 49, ~, fs as
aneses one iof s,iss rebels pst Hs head q
SStetI surrounded
sHns az; hnd SO grent wns
that Inc prlcsl had 70 come and
me removal ot the dead
were III great
9llb bns . ,
ssl ao9gt, ar.t Dillon has
Was covered
at ttc same moment
= Tua Was s,ldentiy stfFncss SinA OBrIen
Is silrnssl ears TO have had a Ysfy narrow
8 lso.n she Isyo si.o,a iltea at him. Tor
Vat MS coat
.ts were hoti per-
nave only 10 a..f that there is no
te OF any inner
ISsI smith
ssssisss l ~,
g. hilenafy
a.
!. ss.ItM ~ nlen
st 8. AZ me nea9
s,;ss 81 :
s. 8 athe cou'ihand-
a ln,! Ie come 70
IhatHe nao no
oelng 70
S9 ~ me
- afia ills
~, &; Il
~
fsa,,,' IA ,s,aY, .h =,
M ,r
sSsi,s ~ = spsan
sss s,sr e
~ fo,. tbe Is css " ~ s, ey
iss .ss nsi,n
Si;ss ss sssJ -, :, "a 7, :, ~
aviiantlvs i,,sf = nn IN rr;,a :
at isisH hbusa bars I wen. To- y;
b!e haasiertle lover Wlntinws were built
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sOJTH.CAROLiYA. 6nITER DIsT;
j. I. Green,

Mary e. Kellihm,
BY virtue Of an order from liam
Lewis, Esquire, Ordinary Of Sumter. District,
Twill sell on the first Monday i'm September
next,yat Sumter Court ioase, betsseen the
legal hours Of sale
TRACT OF LAND 4
containing three hundred acres mora III ofiless,
situated 9in Clarendon on Taw Cav, creek,
waters OF Santea bounded by lands belong
+ ing to the Estate of Evan BenboiY deceased,
Robert Bowman and the Hopper lands, be-
longing to the Estate Of Seth s. Kelluni, do
ceased, s. S y ~ 81 5
Terns: On credit till fret day Of Janua-
~ next, Gall fees CASH Tie purchaser giving
| Bond with good security and ID Nfortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary for the pay.
ment Of the purchase money, with interest
from The day sof sale. s. s! ;zS S sa
y HARVEY sKINNEl, s. &. i. 81
5si 9TH August, I8as az ST
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boxes assorted Glass,

s s Congress Water,
Linseed;;, Sperm; Neatsfoot; Tram and Cas-
1tor Oils; .Annatto, Indigo, Furpentinc; AIco-
.hol; Cochineal, Lamp Black, black Lead,
Ivory Black, sealing Wax; w afesrrss; &c. &c.
iT T.HO8fPSONIAN MEDICINES. ss
Embracing every article used in the practice
from the laboratory OF Ephraim Laribee Of
Baltimore.
----A AIS so--------------. ------..s.sgs 81 $.S, e,
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Soapa and
Fancy articles; Hair Oil, cold Cream, shaw
ing cream. French and American Toilet pow
der, Boxes and Puffs; chalk balIss &c. &C.,
which he offers at great reduction for cash
or approved credit.
J.A. CLEYELAND, .
Nearly opposite Masonic Hal, Camden, s. C.
Aug. ., l846 DO s.
N. D. Mr.$Z. ]. DELAY still continues to
act as my Agent, and will give his un-.
divided attention to all orders address,
ed to me for Medicines, or other business
connected with the Establishment. y /
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CLARENDON EEhlALE ACh ChllsHlY y
The exercises of this SCIIO 0Ei abe
resumed Monday the LIST of Angus parl4
sons wishing to place their chile yia
care of the Teachers, arc requested st0s sEefid
them at the opening Of the Sesstio tioiis
( &. . 81 b. b. BAL ON, riaciIbal
s Sand Hills, Aug. 4, ls4s. 43 2t ssS. s9s
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.NOIICE..
NOTICE,
NOTICE.

!. Application will be made at theLnext ,ses-
sion of the Legislature, TO incorporate; I: the
Village OF Kingstrce. ..435s.s
Aug. II, ls4s. 42 1amf3,n
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T.odsahds Of wise n,ea and women at ST
Louis wrncssed the feat of q man i'll that tlty
who Climbed up Liberty Pole. f22O feet high,
and Sol the American flag on top. Thc caise
OF th's vast concoilrsc OF! spectators was a re-
port that he .yonld adul The pole a.p atierv him.
The sea is 10 the lana, in round mil.
lions Of square miles. US loo to40, or as
4 is ,or1. ss9ss.is5
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TIIE BUFFALoIc CONVENTION.

! 4 N ~ otley's tile only wear. .'F74g
1.-The following is aile..ract Of a letter from
,Bpfasc, addressed to- Washington: Il .f3;9 3tSS
1T ought otbe known a1nong tho southern
men, thut the preliminary meeting OF the late
iconycntioh was opened by n negro barber
from Detroit, named Bib, and that Douglass
and Ward. two other negroes wcro proini-
snent5speakers during the sittings Of the. body;
while numbers of our colored sisters gi iaced
with their presence the deliberations Of The
conyention!s ,ss, ~ 5; i 81: s.
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Office OF Common leas, $40
Sumter Dist Atlg. d, lS45 81! ) IS S
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Nice Boy That.
the country,

The following is worthy of place in
"Punchs corner, for that very hopeful
class, the rising generation
Imagining quiet couple, on the shady
side of fifty, seated at tea, who, with prodigy
of a nephew, a lad of ten, fresh from board
ing school, form the family THO.
Uncle" says the young shaver, frightening
up, what do you think is the most difficult
operation in surgery ,"
Aunt looks puzzled; while uncle, after
some consideration, replies that he does not
know.
"Then," screams the lad, "Ill tell you :
It's taking the .jao ont Of ,coman !!
The astonishment of the nncle, and the
horror depicted in the face of the aged matron,
may be conceived, but to describe them would
be impossible"