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'''' IFs-Ph 'oH hy'f. l"E"e ~ 20!
Ms 7 50 56--AId Con IS, 900 seat to a
g, nteman in albany. New York.
ssl 4o-a half ticket Of $50, 900 Grand Con
class H. sent to New York.
975l 7s-whole sl2, 900 Md Con 40 sent to
New York.
20 90 67-share Of $4,000 TO New York,
Providence aud Boston--all IN the same lottery
50 81 Gs-whole $1,000 Bel Air Ia, sent to
Baltimore.
In Bel Air class Is, Nos 10 So 63, Sd capital
Of &c, 900 sold in Bait MORE
540s 5-whols $500 Snsquehanna Canal,
class l5 sent to Richmond, Va.
II 20 7s-s22 900 a half Md. Con, A. sent
away TO New York, with great many small
PRICES varying from 100 up 10 $4,000.
Delaware Lottery draws every day at ~
O'Clock. and the MARYLAND Lotteries draws every
evening at o'clock Tickets from 20 CENTS
up to $40.
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NOTICE.

All per IONS are hereby warned not ia receive,
or trade for a note Of hand dated March, 23d
ls49 payable in Is days from date, given by me
to William Meredith. as will not pay it, the
said note was gwen in part payment for gray
horse, which as has since been shown was stolen
from, and returned to the proper owner
.3pril I, 40. JOHN WROTH.
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sheiIrake's Allegheny House,

No ESQ Market ST., nt,Hvo zig Ii. (Solth siiv,)
.>,..,.... PHILADELPHIA.
,s,iiis large and pl.ntld l'ortl as ben
Z Furnished wi i entire rc'v flsn:H,t. j'"D
Ear 4, ON is M. l4fs"st Al pi;.A.'p; T;ts
Parlpr. aad Sitting Rooms are .r.':!"'E S"oerat-
ed from the noise and bns' e, ruus"na"ni 10 tho
arrival and departure Of cats. I,a or,ico ex.
tending the whole front OF the l.o ise, affords
cool retreat in warm weather, and splrndilI
view Of the greatest thuroughf,re in the ity'
The Lodging Rooms are well furnished Ths
Table as well provided for as at any other Ho!,l
with .verv attention Of hc managers TO max j:
the best iIote, for Merchants aud Business Men
hnru.s their stay in the <y. The terms vii
b. one dollar per dav. On The arrival o.! ia
ears from the West, Porter will he in aitenI-
ancr to convey ha Ggage, &c. to the Hotel, which
is adjoining the depot
Feb. 10, 49-6m.
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EREsfl. GARDEN SEEDS, jr, r"c;ve'
T. AID for sale by WM. iURBEHT.
HIGHLY IIrcaT Ut and Inter

Hl3AAx ENi1 GAi l&3Ii anu inter
cs.fng 10 all. Read the opinions OF riiem.
hers of Congress- and Ex,Governors in regard IL
the best preparation used for Dyspepsia, A-thrm
aud Deni.iiy. From $. s. Phelps and ". Uu-
I.ilam of V,rpon,g J. +. Simmensiant LeIj, ar.
l,nold, Of r. I. !. y. NorghraI OF licntncky
EN'ni. W1ddbraFgh ~ Miciix N, hllLc fafanlm
from. " sr,9s,r Territory, Having ps.d Greens
Orugenated Eitters, and from ln"wicdge nf' ifer
ctlacary III other cases, cheerfiilv recom' mend
them " The public, believing that they will inI.
" sustain the recommendation Of tho Propra-
tur." ''.s .'..' -;
From Hon. H. d. Foster Of Pennsylvania, 81
was dyspep,c sufferer ahout ten years, and re-
sorted to various medicines fsr feIirf without
success, until | used the Oxygenated Bhters. |
used about two bottles anu find myself res iurad
10 perfect health. Tie forms of tle disease in
my case were great acicti,y of Stomach, loss OF
appetite. extreme hatuicnce, severe coDstipal've
of the !mwels and severe l,eadache." lfy you are
Suffering from any of these forms Of Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement Of the
stomach. or q .ner,l debility. don't fail to try this
Invaluable REMEDY There is no better medi-
cine iot females suffering from uterine derange-
menls arising from weakness or nervous dehi!-
iiv. Price 81 90 per bottle, bottles for S. 90
Green g. Fletcher general ags. No | Ledger
Building, South Sd at. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale rnd Retail by james Wilson, Drug
sist Port Deposit Cecil &C..
Murci g. 40.
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SCHEME.

SO. sos prizes amounting 10 S5,402 900
Tickets 500, shares IN proportion Ceitltt-
cate ola package of wholes. 1000; Halves,
$500; Quarters. $50; Eiehths, les.
All orders addressed 10 d. PAINE 4 Co.,
Wilmington, Deia ~are, will be promptly at
tended 10; all orders confident .l. Any persons
passing onr office Conner Third and Market
stree,s) will only take the trouble to step in, W"
wonld he very lia?py to show them the lucky
tickets q. b. GLAZlER.
March "a, 40
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J. IRwI,, SMITH
Rem oval.

NARS ARAMINTA FOARD, respectfully
I'VE announces 10 the Public, that she has re-
moved her Millinery to the store house lately
occupied by Mr.. Chandler, where she will be
pleased to see her old customers, MS usual. She
intends keeping an assortment ofMllinery, and
has already commenced repairing Spring Bon
net. She will also keep on hand an assortment
of Ladies' dress Caps. Ever grateful for past
favurs, she hopes by strict attention to her bus'-
ness, to be able to merit continuance of the
same. Old bonnets and gentlemens' hats, re-
paired at the shortest notice, and on terms to
suit the public. mar 3l-3w
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lhls rs 10 Give Notice: that the sub
scr'nrr o. Cecil county, has obtained from the
orPnahs' Court ofsaih County, 'a,,nrs Of adm,
ls,r"iion On the personal safe Of Samuel G,r
Ie'' late OF said county deceased! III persons
taF'ny claims against the sad d-~r,s"i, ara
herehy warned to exIiNh the .itnu With ihs
v "chers thereoftuiy authenticated on u ,,p,oro
the Sth day of March. 1850; they may other
wise by law; he exrlnd"'! from Il! benefit nfs,ii
cs'tfe. Az persons irdcbvh 10 said estate ara
requested 10 make immediate payment Is H..
s"'scr'hr', Gwen 'inder my hand this 18th
day Of Matrh, SO
MihT ANN GARRETT, Amdrrz.
March II CIV
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nR1NTS, PRINTS.-A case of prints very
i neat figure Pink and Blues, also lot of Lin
en- I.ustrps Just received and for sale by
April I, '49. Brown e. McINTiRE.
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A CARD.

Tho undersigned returns his sincere thanks
TO the public for the past encouragement, and
respectfully solicits continuance OF the same
for the firm Respt. b. F. MAY
March "a, 20.
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CO-PartnersIlip.

B.F. NAV has this day associated with hin
Thomas Howard; the business hereafter will bt
conducted under the firm of May s. Howard.
Elkton, March %, lS49.
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.0GSkh rREMiUN BLINDS.
ESySs II. } will

No. IL North SIKH Street, Phi ladelphia.
Veni,ian Blind ard Window Shade Man.
nl3CtuTeF.
(Awnr'ad The FIST and highest Meials at tars
New y r.. baltimore and PA i,delphis Exhih~
i,"ns, tor the superiority Of his Binds, wiffery-
firuicd Confidence in his minnfictTr:0 asks tho
attention Of pnrci'ssera 10 ina assortment t20Tp
Blinds of nqrrow oRd Tide STATS, with fanny ara
plain Trimmings, ofne@ styles and cOlurr Atm
laree and general assortment Of Transp1rrne
Window Shades, all Of wiic!. ha will seA a. sc
lowest Cash prcrs
Old Blinds painted and trimnod to look oansl
10 new.
as Dealers Supplied rn liberal terms.
The citizens Of Cecil corntv are respectfully IL
vited to call before buying e's4w here-conf.!cu
Of pleasing al.
OPE.E ~ TIE EVENINGS.
Mar II, '49--3nI
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READ THIS!
villa Hal Pei !.

villa En- EeIl.
ETAS lust received at his new and cheap
EE Store, east end OF Elk,on, larger ana
more superior stock of goods than he has ever
yet offered TO the public. and
IICYE.iPER THAN EVEReSn
His stock embraces il general variety OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QueensWafe e,
Wood and Tinware. Fancy Articles. Confec-
,ionary, Preliminary, SC, Also Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Drugs,
Dyestutis, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A fine assortment OF clothing, from Shirt to
a Great-coat. well finished and substantial
Persons in want of coats, vests, pantaloons, &c.
can . supplied as cheap as these articles can be
had in the cities.
HATS, CAPS, &C.,
4 prime article and very low Hats from 81
Prints, muslns, SC. from cents to is Sd;
call and sec fer yourselves.
CABINET WARE.
BedstcLIs tables, chairs, stands, &c. OF goo
quality and very cheap.
A superior lot ofgood raisins, almonds, candy,
toys, fireworks &c. Sc.
PROVISIONS &c.
Bacon, dried beef beef tongues, Bulogne sau
sage, cheese, mackerel, herring, lard, butter,
hnckwheat and corn meal, flour, SC. SC. all OF
whiol, he is offering exceedingly low, with the
smallest possible advance upon cost prices All
who want
suPGREAT BARGAlNS-I
Should call without delay and secure them, at
PELL'S CHEAP STORE,
East end of Elkton.
neThe highest market prices paid in cash or
goods for potatoes, apples, dried fruit, beans,
butter. eggs, lard wool, feathers, hides, rags,
furs old copper, brass, pewter, Sc. &c.
Dec 30. AS.
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This is TO Give Notice, That thu

HTC 10 TO V " Y 4 'oR1e.S3 1''' VIE
subscriber G. Cecil county has r5tainel
lon ne Orphan Court of said county, lot
ers 1.slauentary OIL the personal estate
OF Bobelt Nc Master, late of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of, duly authenticated, on or before the
A,h da. of pril 1850; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested I" make imm@!iate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of April ls49.
DAVID ARCHIBALD, Executor.
April l4th '49-6w.
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This is to Give Notice. That tn,

subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lei
tiers ,es,amen!ary on the personal estate Of
Joseph c. GllImoie. late ofsaid cou!ty, Gc'd,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen
,ica,e,l, ion or h,fure The Sd day of April
u SO: hey may otherwise by law beeXclu-
ded from III benefit Of said estate. All
persons i,..lebed to sad es.a .e are rogue ,l-
ell to nak@ immediate pl ment 70 the sno
sciber Given under my hand this lin
day OF ApliI 1870.
JACOB TOME, Executor.
Ap.ii 18th '4J-6w.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

ER The subscriber respectfully in
ESS1TI = 4 forms the citizens Of Eibton and
1NNsss& Cecil county, and the travelling
slssg. 81 public generally, tia, he has p"r-
chased, and after the 25th inst,
will keep the Washington Hotel, Elkton. Md.
lie will have it filled nth new furniture, beds,
&c, and it is his intention to keep it in a style
that will make it desirable stopping place.
Particular attention will be paid to his table and
his bed rooms.
Persons who have heretofore put up at the
house, and all Others who may have OCCASION to
stop in the town, are respectfully requested to
give him trial lie will use lis best exertions
to make them comfortable, and AS IN, interests
are intims tely connected with the reputation of
the House he will endeay or to make it deserve
a liberal p.tronage.
lle~ill have an attentive hostler, and will
have the stables kept IN good order and well
supplied SMILEY KING.
Elklon. March, gath l349
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Picking Vinegar, OIL hand
and for salo, BY the gallon or barrel:
Aug. ss, VIM, FELL
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GLOYES AND HOSIERY

A fine assortment Of Silk, Lisle thread ano
IA Kid Gloves, also fine lot Of Hosiery of all
descriptions. Just received and for sale by
April I, 40. Brown & McInllre.
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- Elnm Tie DEL. Jaurnnl.

WILMINGTON MaakET
Apr!.. IL 1919
Whrat Flour, ttrou stoie) GOA -
Wheat, tp:ime) w
Oats, (iron wagons) ...- 70
Corn, from wagons, 30
Corn Meal, per bushe!; 90
B,LrlMoRE MoaKEr, April l2.-There Is no
change 10 not ice in flour. We note sd les ta-day
Of 500 bhls. Howard street brands at 81 IL l-2,
and some 600 bbls. City Mills at the Same price,
the market, however, closing u little iirmer.
.<eip,s Of grain coat,nue small. w. quote good
20 prime rei.wheat. at SIS Il % cents Corn ia
Inier-sll oPwFite a, Ala rs cents, and vol.
dow al Al AS Oats p . 20 ceLts. Ryo Sc.
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TLOvER & TIMOTHY SEED. G.r sale by
v amar'l7, q. u WIN. TORBERT.
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LOCK HERE.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Md, for the ben
eft of the Consolidated Lotteries of Mryand,
class A. to be drawn in the city Of Baltimore.
Md, on Saturday .4prii IS, ls4s. d. Fame
Co, Managers.
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Capt. VIM. Robinson takes this method OF
retu ming his thanks to the public for the patron
age he has heretofore received in the torwatd-
ing business, and would say that he has com
mcnced his regular trips between Elkion and
Baimoe, FOR the pnrpose ofcarrying grain and
all other kinds OF Freight AZ the usual low rates.
Leaves Elk l.anaing Clover wharf) every Tues
day al ii o'clock; returning. leaves Baltimore
Bow ly's wlarr) every Saturday morning. at s
clock. The business attended to at Elk Land
NO by JOS. p. CANTWELL, Agt.
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TWeeds! 1'Weeds!!

lust opentd a lot of very superior french
u Tweeds, slso lot Of Pant stuff Tor mon aud
~ s, ~afe St very low prices. For gsls by
f''f Aphl7."4s.f Bsows 4 MefsrIAE.
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TENNENT's.
Washington GALLERY Of
DAGUERREOTYPES
No 23f North Second Street, N w. c
ner Of callawhill Street,
DHrT DEF DATA

nv Sof lNOlt III OrSciltl otl'f's ~ W.
ner Of Callowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE Lkemesses taken and beautifully no
ei at tins well known establishment, for One
Dollar, are universally conceded to DC eqpai il
every respect TO any in IL city. Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy and clear weather.
large assortment Of .M,daiiitns and Lockeis on
hand, "a from 81 to So, rch,diug the picture.
The Subscribers respectfully invite the citi-
Gems of Cecil County, 10 ca. ard examine sneci-
mems oithe latest improvements in IT, art Of t.
guerrrotypin9, which will be exhibited cheerful
and without charge.
T. 4 J. c. TENNENT.
Philadelphia JULY !. 6m.
AGENTS WANTED.
To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the uniied Safes,
To Agents. the most liberal encouragement il
otfrr~i-with small capital Of IS 10 SiC0. A
CHARGE is offered, whereby an agent can make
from, $40 to $?5 per week. For further plr!c
ula,s address (post paid
WI. A. LEARY.
No 1853 North Second Street, Pnilideiph
Nov. 1S rs --6m
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This is to Give Notice: Thai HE

This is to Give Notice: Thai the
subs, rlbers ui Gee COUNTY have oltaiues
hom The Orphan'> C""ri OF sid county. it,
tiers OF Administration on The pe,Sona e.
tate of Nicholas Hose, lac nf said county
decd A II peT>on, tav'n. clam. against tie
said deceased are hereby armed 10 ryi,t.
II the same with the vouchers hereof. lriv
authenticated, on or before the Is II ,iuy OF
january 1890. they may oih"rN,-p, ~ law
be excluded from all hanpfi of >ai p.tat.
All persons Indebted o said e-a'e atrr-
QurSieh 10 make imNedia,e payment Ia h.
subscribers. Gwen under our haads Nj.
2llh day Of February. 1919
DEBORAH P>SSMORE J
ELLIS PA>SMORE.
Adm IS, ID. b. Z. 7.
February. Oath 'l9.-6w.
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NRV GOODS-.'ust received, a o, ofDry
HVGoois, tics! from the city, " Itch ,u Of.
f.. M at thu sn,a Hest advance Wan. pp.'t.
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NOT ICE,
Eal'k Wanted.

The h,gh,st market price paid in cash goods
for Spanish or Black Oak Bark, 1T W. PEi.L'S
cheap store Fast end of Ek,on
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Ealropeas, News,

The most interesting item to be CLEANED
from our foreign flies is the present position
of Russia and Turkey in relation to the Hun.
garIhn patriots, now seeking refuge in Tur-
key, The Emperor of Russia demands them
and says he Will consider the escape OF sim
gle one as cause for war and demands from
the sultan simple answer of yes or no. Up
to the !atest dates the Sultan was firm in his
reiusa! to deliver them, andis backed by Eng
land, and, it is said. Franco, and 1.-THE Divan
Inc Ottoman Empire, although possessing a
large available force TO repcl aggression or
'iFason has every thing to apprehend in a
war with so powerful nation as Russia
'hc is tho nearest foreign power to her bor-
dcrs, and II is known that Russia has always
entertained designs against Turkey, as she
IS the key of the Black and Mediterranean
seas and once IL her power, Russia will COM
'nAnu the East India possessions of England,
towards which she is making s,ealtly strides
IN ASIA; and doubtless the atiorhng of refuge
u the discounted llungarians will be made
The excuse Tor attempting the execution OF
OF her designs. II this is the case. il could
not come in better time for Turkey Russia
harrasscd on the East by the Carcassions, at
war with Turkey, would find that the Hun
garans and Poles would seize the moment 10
rebel and thus light up another bloody cont.
mental war. England will assist Turkey, for
she never VIII permit Russia to hold The Oar
danclls and Gulf of Vence--for tho next do
m"ns'ration would bc on Egypt and then
away illcs her Indian possessions. What an
eXamamplc does Turkey set for the emulation
ofall Enrope--thc poor benighted Mussleman,
as he is generally and falsely called, can look
up higher than the christian bgo,s of Austria
and Italy. On the determination OF Turkey
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Eaealtl, of Charlesson.

From the Rcpor, OF the Board of Heall!,
published in the Charleston papers, we
learn that the Strangers Fever is still on
the increase in that city. But we regret,
to say shat there still exists the most gIar
ing inconsistency between these reports
and the rumours which rea ch the Coun.
try, and we say TO our friends in the CITY,
that all confidence in there Reports has
been lost, and that something is necessary
TO restore it.
Whatever distinctions may be made be-
tween Charleston and the Neck, by The cti
zcns Charleston 10 us thcv constitute but
one city. and if not comprehcndci in the
Reports Of the Board Of Health, we sur.
gcsl that some arrangement be made with
that portion Of the city, for similar re-.
ports, and let the reports be published
daily.
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Tie sou,n Caro,i,,iup.

This Journal, by the energy and ability of
its present proprictors, Messrs JOHNSON g.
CAvIs has, within the last few months, made
rapid strides in lis career Of usefulness But
a short time since it vas a sec:kiy, then a ri
'rcekiy, and on the 10th inst, we welcomed
it on its promised visi, as daily.
This is now the second daily paper in Co.
nmhio and both Of them deserve we'll of the
communities which have access to them for
the promptitndc which they have displayed,
in meeting the wants which the spirit of the
age has called into being, tie wan, of con-
stant information OF what is going or through
ont the world,
We wish them both the prosperity which
their enterprise deserves
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BLOCKADE OF THE WEST COAST OF
AFRIcA.--Wilmcr & Smiths Liverpool
Times of the 9th ult. says that Lord
Palmerston has received an official no.
tihcation that the French naval force
on the West coast of Africa has cstab.
Nshed belligerent blockade between
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GEN. TAYLoR's PROCLAMATION for
bidding the invasion Of the Island Of
CUBA has received the warmest cncomi
ums from Wilmer & Smiths European
Times. That journal wind up its ar
ticlc on this subject with the following
remarks:
eve arc glad to find that President
Taylor is not disposed to sanction q
mighty act of spohation, to be commit
ted by a band Of mcrccnary and un-
prlnciplcd adventures. Throughout the
whole of these doings, it is carefully
kept out of view thata specific treaty
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
5umterpil!e. 9. @.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, Isa9.
I'll. tll. Noab, 1nna G0itor.
Cotton.
Charleston. Prices from 8 to 10 Sd.
,Sumteyville. I" Sid to 1O1.4.
Cotton.

LEcruRE on GEoLoeY--We have been
requested to state, that the Lecture on Geo!-
ogy--whch was to have been delivered by
The REV. Edwin CATER. at the Bradford
Springs ON ihc20ih, inst, has been pos,-pon
cd, from inclemcncy of the weather, until
Saturday the 3D. Of November next, at IL
o'clock.
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slns) made their escape. They ran down
their horses aud lid themselves unit. dark,
ana ll'en went TO the settlement and raised
company to bring in the bodies of the
lnreo that were murdered. Kings child
died.
GREENviLLE AND CoLUMRiA RAILROAD.
a meeting OF the Stockholders OF this com.
pnny wil! be held at Abbcvillc c. H., on
Friday next, 10Th inst, for the purpose
oi consldcring3n proposition from tho peo~
pie OF Grcenville, to build branch road
from point, Or. Brown's,) nine miles
below Anderson Court House, 10 extend
to Greenville Cour, House-ns also pro.
position from the citizens of Abbeyilc
Court House.
these movements arc induhiiahle cvi.
dcnccs Of the spirit n, work amongst the
citizens OF The up country; and must be
regarded MS M earnest of those improve
mcnts which are 10 do more for The de-
yclopmant Of the resources Of South Car
olna, than any Thing else attempted.
And il requires no prophc, 10 fortcll, that,
before the lapse Of many years, the back
country of South Carolina will be The fair
est and most important par, Of tho State.
In connection with this subject, i, must
be gratifying TO The friends Of this noble
enterprise TO learn, that II section Of 81
miles Of the Gre:nvi!lc Road will be op-
cned on or before the first Jnnuar, next.
The Supcrs'ruc,urc and Iron arc now be-
ing rapidly laid ,lown--and n Locomotive
actually passed over q mile or two OF the
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-24

APoloGY.-Our issue Of the 18th inst,
contains many errors over which we could
not exercise any control. We are glad that
we have hcen reminded of an error in altrib
ting 10 another exchange, the very interest
ing letter on the case OF J. NJ BARRETT,
which belongs of rish, to the able cores
pondent of tho Columbia Telegraph, &C."
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-24

House RUEST.-Wo are sorry to learn
that The Dwelling House of our esteemed fell
!ow-c'izcn Col. JOHN B. MILLER was des-
troycd on Friday evening last by fire. The
origin Of the fire we are not able to give. The
furniture was removed in time for safety.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-10-24

AlR. Jos. c. SULLivAN.-Wc learn from
the Daily South Carolinian that Mr. Jos C..
Sullivan Of Laurens District, died suddenly
in Charleston ON Saturday last, where he was
on business. He left his home in usual
EcaltL.