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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28
South Carolina Sumter Dist.
aaa Equity.
3 &c fI1TIe n. g. t5..gi e
Mary }. McFaddin, Petition

vi
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on the
f,s. Monday in January next and the day fol-
| lowing,
A PLANTATIONS the Estate Of Thos.
K. McFaddin, containing about thirteen hun
dred Acres, situate in Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded by lands of
DR.. Robert Muldrov, Il. B. MuIdrow, M. p.
Mayes aHdSW. plowden, with a two.story
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes, situate thereon.
The terms of sale are, credit of fire years,
to be paid in fire equal annual installments,
with interest payable annually from the day
OF sale until the amount of tie sale be fully
paid and satisfied. That the purchaser do
give bond and personal security and mort
gage of the premises.
At the same time will be sold gang of
EIGHTY NEGROES, OH a credit of one fioo
and three years, with interest payable an
nnaliy from the day of sale until the same
be fully paid and satisfied. That the pur-
chaser pay on the sales of the negroes five
per cent cash, and the balance on the last
mentioned credit The purchaser giving
bond and personal securities, or one security
and mortgage of the negroes purchased
mo negro to be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with; and if not complied
with TO be re-soid at the risk of the purchaser
IN the interim to be lodged in Jail for s,fe
Keeping at the expense Of the purchaser.
There will also be sold at the same time
liolisnh"ld Furniture, sixteen or eighteen
Plantation horses and mules, Wagons,
Ploughs, and Gear, Stock of all kinds, Corn
and Fodder. Credit the same as upon sale
0! the negroes, purchaser giving bond and
personal security. Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers.
For full information enquire Of Capt JAS.
ID. BLAND1NG, Sumterville,
BY Order Of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
Coni'r.
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SuaaRndeH.ViHHe RIaB.Fxed,

TIC Subscrlber respectfully informs the in
habtants Of the town and vicinity, that he has
opened regular MARKET HOUSE, where
can be ohtaind daily, FRESH BEEF. LAMB
MUTTON, VEAL, PORK and POULTRY,
togetherw'lh fresh salted and smoked tongues
corneu. smoked and spiced beef, and vegeta-
pies Northern cabbages, potatoes and apples.
He respectfully invites public patronare,-
The public are informed that he butchers af-
ter the Philadelphia style and that his estab-
lshment viii be kept in the same order that
the above city is proverbal for
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
Shop on main street, next to the corner of
Broad Street, open from he!l-ring to 10 A. M.
WANTED and Sheep purchased
on liberal terms.
Nov. 2S,h IS49 : sf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28
South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN EQUITY

Er parte
Mary j. Wilder and Children, Petition.
Viii he sold at Sumter Court House. nm
the first Monday in January next, and if no.
then sold, will be offered at each Subsequent
sale day until sold
a lot OF land in Sumterville on the North.
cast corner of Broad and Liberty Street, at
present occupied by by Frerson g. Prinple.
and A. Chisolm The terms are cash.
BY order fthe Court,
JOHN B. MILLER.
CoR'r.
Sumterville, Nov. 18th 1910 s CT
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Notice,

, The members of,he Troop lately raised in
Salem will assemble at Scot,syille on tho CO
cond Saturday (l2th lay) of January next. at
10 o'clock A. II. for the purpose of adon,;ng
a Constitution and Bylaws, DESIGNATING =
parade ground and elect a Captain, two Len.
tenants and Cornet The several members
OF OF the Subcommittee appointed to raise the
Troop are requested to atted.
J. ID. ASiMORE,
THOS. r. ENGLISH,
]. w. STUCKEY,
EZEKIEL KEEIaS,
CHARLES L.CRANE,
- Comiuee on Raising Troop
as nov. 18th lSi0 8 =,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28
WGeIkly Report,

CorToN-Transactions during the week
nave been more spirited, although the prices
have not devated much since our last, 8 l.2
and lo cts have been paid and some three
hundred bales have changed hands. The
want OF Bank Agency in this town makes
oumtervIlle very small cotton.,own-it we
had one to make advances, tho bulletin Of
weekly sales would be of considerable inter.
est TO the larger cities Of the state.
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Showing the Clever. Foot.


some time aimee while making some editorial
remaks Oh tho subject Of inviting Father Mat
thew TO the South. we expressed want of couf,
dcnce in his political, or rather, friendly feelings
towards our peculiar intistuions, and concluded
with request to suspend such invitations until
the charge OF abolition was Investigated, but,
-'"us societies sent, invites without number.
the consequence why, when almost
in our midst, Judge LuMrKIx, OF l;cor-
giI o.ors Z MARES NEST, Father Matthew is
all aholiionst, and wi,hdraws the State Convcn,
TONS invitation. Past Grand Worthy Patriarch
q! w. GARMASr Of this State, follows suit. ppd
'he TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE suddenly charges
Its sentiments and speaks thus OF the Temper.
anrc mems great a posllc.
The circumstances detailed in the circular oi
Judge l.umPkln. leave not n shadow of donht of
Father Matthew identity with tho Mischief.
Mixers and dIsturbeTs Of our peace and that hy
his tortuous, unmanly, hypocr,tcal und eyas,,.
course on The subject OF slavery, he has forfeit.
ed the confidence and countenance of every
friend of Temperance in the South, and lint no
good can arse TO our cause by the ad vocucy of
Tins wolf in sleeps clothing" and we wish
thus publicly to refuse all fraternity with him.
Would il uot have been better TO ascertain ,
PERSONS principles before pressing him to HONOR
our fire sides? We trust this affair will prove .
salutary lesson to all Societies.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

VENERABLE CIrIZEN.--ltichland Dis
trlct numbers within her population a lady
entitled to the vencration and esteem of the
present gencraton Mrs. f.. Horns. She is
the rclct of Revolutionary soldier who was
Killed at the siege of Savannah. This ven
cradle lady is now in her one hundred and
si.rth year. and we are informed has never
been out Of her native district.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer CaledO

FURTHER ADVANCE IN CoTroN, WITH
LARGE sALEs.-The Steamer Cnlcdnnia ar
rived at Boston, on Saturday night last, at | |
l-2 o'clock
CoTroN,-The Liverpool Market had again
been active during the week ending the 10Th
inst Spectators having operated to con.
siderable extent Holders realized an l-S to
lid. on Americas descriptions The other
descriptions brought full prices. The sales
for the week SG,47I bales. Spectators took
81, $50; Exporters, 29,G0i; and the trade, 90
500 bales. The Committees official quota
tons, rs declared on the 10Th, are as follows:
Fair Uplanc, 6 5-S; Far Mobile, e 3D.; and
Fair Orleans, q I'D.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

GEoRclA,-The bill to repeal all laws pro-
hlb'ting tho slave trade in Georgia, has pass
cd the House el Representatives by vote o.
93 to 30,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

MARRlED.-On the 18th inst by Rev.
Mr.. Parker Mr. d. Cole 10 MISS ELI.
zAbETH Daughter of Ezekiel Kcels Esq ;,
of Salem Sumter District.
On the 18Th by d. B. McLaurin Esq,
Mr. MIDDLETON WINGATE TO Miss Ma.
RY Daughter of Mr.. Oldin all of this
District.
~ MdRRIED-On Tuesday evening the
20th inst by The Rev. Charles II. Elliott,
Mr.. DAVID AIKEN CARSON OF Charleston to
Miss SARAH CAPgRs, second daughter OF Mr.
William G. Guetry, Of this District.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

uJ7 The EDITOR begs leave 10 acknowl-
euge tho receipt Of an entire suit Of female
apparel but not wishing to be the first 10
put the ball in motion, he has disposed of it to
suitable being more needy. Nevertheless
no takes this method of presenting his and
the recipients thanks to tho fair donor And
can dispose of as many ''morc of the same
sort as his lady friends may deem prudent to
trust to his charge as an almoner of their
bounty.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

"A DISTINGUISHED VIsIToR.--It is runor
cd that Hon. George NJ. Dallas. late Vice
President of the United States, is about to
visit Charleston, in order TO attend to some
legal business. There is TO statesman, who
has acted more iavorably and dsintercs,edy
to the South and its institutions than Mr..
Dallas, and we be speak him warm and
sincere reception.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

The natural alone is permanent Fan,as-
TIC IDOLS may be worshppcd for while; but
at length they are overturned by the continn-
al and silent progress OF Truth, as the grm
statues OF Copan have been pushed from
their pcdestaIs by the growth of forest trees,
whose seeds were sown by the wind in the
ruined walls
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

W Mn. Bowman, tho ndefatigab!e editor Of
the Temperance Advocate, writing from our
midst, gives glowing account Of Sumterville,
enumerating all our business firms, trades and
professions but, very Significantly poiuts out the
"SoSs' in preference 10 all others. Wo regre,
10 see the Order thus verging on pnr,izanship,
out II Is lneVtnble-tho time will soon reach us
w"en son will bo instructed by his Order
when, how and with whom he must tr.dc ,,c
a"d then the glorious principles will sink to the
ground aud tho order disturbed by Intestine quar-.
reis, break up. This is the monster that iuiures
The cause of Temperance and we verify bccy.
is tho actuatimg motive OF the Joining Of one
half the members Of this charitable Order.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

The State Convention Of the Baptist dc.
nomination i'll South Carolina will hold lis
9Th anniversary with the Bapts, Church a,
Edgeiicid Court House, on Saturday, the 9Th
of December next.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

The editors Of the Georgetown O5serr.
or, state that havirg made inquiries with
respect 10 The Rice crop, they believe i,
will be one the shortcs, made in tl,a,
District for several years.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

STEAM IN FRANcE.--By recent official
report, 1t appears that there are now in use
IN France, $3.50 steam boilers, GO locomo-
tive engines, and 225 steamers, exclusive O,
the war steamers.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

a JEWISH PAPER.--'rhe Asmoneau' is
the title of new weekly paper Just commen.
ced in New York, and zcalously devoted to
the interests, tastes, and doctrines Of our Jew.
Ish population.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

The grave bnries every error, covers eve
ry defect, extinguislles every resentment
From its peaceful bosom springs none but
fond regrets and tender recoIections.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

The word "lady' is Of Saxon origin; and
IS compounded of leaf and dian, lady being
the result Of the two. Leaf.dian, or, as cor
ruplod' Aa9N literally rendered, means a feeder
ef The poor. How many OF those who assume
The title in these days are worthy of it,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

BESIDES the number of lives that roting
has cost the city of Philadelphia within the
past few years, it has been put to an expense
of $33s,23O.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

air. Simpson, coach maker, Fayetteville.
was poisoned by his own wife, on last Satur-
day week She fed, and has not yet been dis
covered. We have not been able to learn
the circumstances connected with this very
melancholy event.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

Let him who expects one class in socc.,
to prosper to the highest degree, while tho
others are in distress; "let him." as old Full
Ter says, "try whether one side his face car
smile while the other is pnched."
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

lie CLEnKsnr. Col. Forney, editor Of the
frNSsfLrANIAN, aud orc of the kitchen cabinet
ol "ir. Bnchnnnn, is endcavoring To obtain III.
c'orkshp o! the House OF Representatives and is
working IN favor of n Southern speaker. As
matters now lock, the late ncumbcn,s wo thi,k
stand the best chance-speaker, Mr.. Winthrop.
clerk, Mr.. French
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

a MATTER OF FoEM.-It has been sue
gested, with reference to tight-lacing b,
young lades, that she who cares for No. |
should never try to look like No. 8.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

10 preserve your health, drink water and
get married early. Putting off matrimony
has broken down more constitutions than
ever consumption did. Think of this, and Sc,
your hearts on dimi;y. without loss of time.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

W WASHINGTON MoNuMENT.--Welea learn
from the National Intelligencer that this
magnificent structure is now fifty-four feet
above the level ground. The two massive
dooor.ways have been finished, and the whole
thus tar is remarkable for the solidity of tho
architecture
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

U-Wc would call public attention to tho
advertisement in another column giving no.
t'ce OF Dir. O'CoNwoR's opening his market
house. The gentleman is graduate of the
Philadelphia school, provcrhial for it's neat
and scientific method of butchcring, and we
cheerfully commend him to their favor.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

Snmterville, Nov. 2Oth 1910
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We see it stated, by telegraph, that the
letters received by the America arc more
favorable to cotton than the first tclcgraphc
accounts represented.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

ARrIflcIAL.-Wc have artificial teeth, ar
t1ficia hair, eyes, calves, hips, noses; and al.
so artificial religion and morality We be-
lieve that some young ladies must wear ar.
uhcIal heads as we read of young lady
whose head cds turned by young man.
Now ii her head was turned, it was probably
done in u lathe by a regular turner.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

T'ndcr--a thin rag--such for instance Ms
the dresses of modern females, intended tc
catch the sparks, raise flame, and light up a
match.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

10 TO strangers for charity, acquaintanccs
Tor advice and relatives for no,hing--and you
will always have a supply.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-28

More Anneraiion-E Siglo XIX, a journ
al published in the city of Mexico, is adyoca
ting annexation of the Mexican Republic tc
the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24
From Mexico,

Ias y. q. PtcaqsRe hs, received dies II Mex
een papers Of The following dsle. City Of Mexico 70
ies 2eh VT Vera Cruz 90 tie sd ana Jslsoa 10 the
30. ell Inclusive We esther few additions. items Of
Intelligence
A Lieu: Gel e cavalry named Don Fsastn Vu.lys
rssed The standard OF revolt st Cccpls near Isp,ls
prcsisiung Santa Anns Generslin Chief of The Saser
,,rs,,rs army oi Mexico he has Sst sy SOLDIERS Wit
h,rn lie wss s,,scsed by Ssn Psscos his party a,
p.rsei. and he macs prisoner. Niesvs wss 10 be sx
e,cat@d forth vita
Tne heNlsev says thai rumor Ia current that specp.
lssers In the funds Of the Republic have corrupted
sorae OF ,hs hsmhers Of the Casnber Of Deputies -
Iois Is apparent nom the spssay displayed BY to,
BODY when the report CT the Committee on Pablo
Credit WA - - Discussed Ga that 0ecss!0a - Men
bars were shseat snd ther- beieg ~ CGorum tse re-
Port was not arough, tor~srd
DabueQ celebrates French economist wac cis.
tinsui.Asl hiusSt IN the colonization Of Algeria hSs
Ariiyed 10 Mexico. lie is about bounding college 81
San Chris:oSsl, is ChisPss
Ths Apsehes are ssso mardertUs and ptisstag IN
the State Of durango res American gaeTri,ls party
of thirty men sstsckea teen the ia at killed fouE
sad recovered the plan2er they were carrying -
Robb< riSs 9aent ever IN al paris Of Mex
tse at The capital they hsa oeeors annsusly daring
The Governor Of The 6istrieI Gen Ansys isEey gave
n hts rexcstoo on The plea 81 H. eessa. although ss
grsa d Caies ssys the dSy rcprossaes made against
the authorities by the presS &c seeoant OF ias Inc IA
en, protection 10 hie snd properly hsd no doaet con
,rispted % his retirement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24

srfzrRH oT STZAyER.-We understand 'nt.
the Brush s.esner Chief Justice Eooin'oo in.'
pies be:ween Lewiston AID Toronvo. vs: seI ,, -
TUESDAY st Lewiston - the On I'd sists -,
for NO s,ion q The rsTerus Avs ~
barred the exact grounds upon Vnlca go - o.
va, made The Chief Justice yss csh10 =
Bank of no,,resl, Ns..r. BsssUns Herring sna -.
ere II has been reported that the seizure ,.
innisstioa Of toe owners, ~no os'rs t, ~ :. -
1,l-s- so,sorn Of TIRE vessel and cDe'o % 90 y no
e,ls, nav Tsi.. We tonE las mistake, ., cas-. We
80 -, ~ ssb,,sntsle the report hoeh Ae'
sArlSG ~ MlssiosAhLs--h hes:s
s,b.reS spd DooHnle stir their wives Baptist s,d
Pa ", Ysrt;- AID hs wife, (P'e,5Jtsrisu) Aissons'
~ s,i1 vs.,srdsy IL he shiy Lsutso. for toe kss.
-, Boston Transcript. Taursosy
voa UAsHrS0rOS.-Eics President FILLMORE
ana Hon z G ePAULpISS. ". c elect from snis Die
-, eft 1kis morning for Wsih,nstoD Gov. CAss
arrived In this ei:y this morning - rssis i7t tie same
destination baI.lo ION " eehes1sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24
MARINE JOURNAL.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-24

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CALIFORNIA.
- cArrrnREIANs.

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a oERTAIs CURE FOR THE PILES.

mr. UPHAMs VEGETABLE ELECTUARY ian T.
bt-rns remedy = certain cure Tor he Piles eher In
;erns or -r-rna oeeirs % blind u IL ALEC superior
other i5r tte ornament cure n nose zEec
Whirh smost invariably accompany iae Piles such
20 torpor snd congestion ~ the vr i rsmauOn and core
ness h- stomach and DO YEA and Kidneys hAhits cos
uTeness -. IL has $50 proved an niabs remedy foe
Chronic Dysrrtery Attended with bloody mucous ga
c1sges ard 20 the only certain Tor liberation u the
recium. ard hA disease commonly called ConsgmpOn u
toe B0Wes TIE proprietor u his medicine hss devoted
EiscmAry than -n houssrd persons ard 10
.-aiarces |ith entire success In a. cases where iis
practicable lie palon snOud persons consult the
pretor. IA regular Physical =! his once, - BoFery
The fn'Etng certificate . sse voluntary contribution "
Col T Glenn. Distinguished member 81 the N@w-Of.
cans Bar PHIL.oELPHi.. Ocl 2ih. lsi3
Dr. UPHAH
Dear sf P-rull 20 add o. ne many hon.
.s1t lssumorals 10 favor u yorr Invaluable PIE Flee
nary 90 O-hsif u ny wife, Uhoss gratitude
you Tor having cured her Of eIcruczing ascE u
Piles 10 unbogcded Her recent iiness Of
n NswYorE sflIry from nat mAlady such a De-
gratefully ON my testimony ~th hers 10 ssyisg that its
- u-lrlre not only flr tee sorcer alnet,
bot gor Gsessns r-sugug from impurities - he blood
have ofsn hsi occasion 10 sec a. ne Good sstaa
very respectfully your obsi.slI ss5ysri.
Hundreds = cerahcsl-, similar 10 ne above nayre
seen a. - BsTery, New YORK. where ~ sciasry
pr.-to, 4 UPHAM D Beware n es1r,srfefts ana
E0rtl in at;nus The genuine hss M srstgre ID
az 1U0 hand wrfi1g 90 tLs OulSid- wrapper. Price
ger BOZ. az boxes Tor = Tns medicine can b.
Tie Proprietor. Office % IS BoWsry FEW doors shove
scragsL vh-r- The Doctor may - usuJec IN relation
20 sny ds-;se from oclocG IN the morning al O'Clock
10 nc evening
B-Th- Else-12ry can - obl1nsi Of 5 TOUCEY
in NAsszgsL a. Ehoctae and retail and By Druggss
.hrou hout t- unii-t States MI im-odh