The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-12

peat the erecommendati Il tsi,
predecessors, that The pay OF the sts isss
raised from 10 per tis Hi 81
amount. itl Ibis strIetest ECONOMY, those
who have nofriends at home 10 assist iIifsiii.
find they have not utficieSt for Their Il pot
and thus the boundaries OF wealth aro, clearly
and painfully drawn, in this republican gs,ss
tsis certainly an iIi,- 4
wise pafsnony to allow tbs distinction 10 BE
felt.
Two large specimens OF tic Bon triba of
serpent, fresh f:on,tle vast forest wiicilskirisg
tho river Amazon, arrived OF tilisport on Sat
rrday in the brig Republic. One is said to-
measure I'd feet length, the other j Is lee;
length. the o:her Is feet they are the largestS
ever brought from South America 20 This conn.,
try.--; y. Posi-. ~
MusKEToEs-'rh Now York TfsEtinc
says--The miisketoes are bigger and plefificr
this year than ever before. Our Southern
'rienda say 1t gives them quit hoins feeling
when they go TO bed. We believe all parts of
the CT are more or less infested withfheliitlc
scamps. although they are tho worst in, tliei
lower we ~ Yards, hut bad enough anywhere.
The Philadelphia American Announces tl1f. /
death OF CHARLES CHAUScEY, a distinguished
member OF the bar ofthat city.
HoaATIo !. PERRY. Of New fIninpsl, l,ire. ,l,as
been appointed, by the President, Secretary
Of the Legation OF the United States at Mad.
rid. 8 s. s8 ,Sts.755
11-lf LAWYERS are limbs of tic lay, tl,a,5
law must be tree. Ii fso.it bears btterfr,iit.
especially for sucIras hang froiniits branches. q
IT, ranc is 20 cnlled because. Ike vain ~ !
people, tIs blown about in any direction by
the wind. -.sF '.sf
IifE III belefin ghosts was one very preya- +
lent to which cows with white faccs, and
white '.il horses swinging their tails doubtless
contributed. 2sf
How poverty ilIiherslizes sentiment ana
habit; the offspring OF those families who l,ava
iaiicn from wealth and distinction, rapi1iiyac-
quIrc a a1incanness Of sentiment, a tinsra 10 I
oycrfacil, aud corrosive nnnppcasahle envy
on The contrary, tile 5opnlent children of
vulgar, ignorant, and once INDECENT parents.
evincc mn elevation and generos;,yoi seati-#
ment and manners, that cnunroundsS ancient
rules, and astonlshes all but the most pre1s
diced. as 4
t. The most agreeable of all companions IL a
simple, frank man, without any high pre,en n
sions to an oppressive greatness; one Wlio &
loves life, and understands the use of il; esr-Z
intsf alike at all hours; above all of a golden
temper, and sledEast as an nnchor. Fer such
a. a one we glad'r rlexchangge the graatest gei.-
thinker. !. q {.
a man ofsremarkable genius may afibrd 10 q
pass by piece of wit, ii It happen To bor.le-
on abuse Aliule genius Is obliged 10 cairI,
NJ every wttic;sm indiscriminately.-.S 81 Ia d
St0,ie. & az
CoSsoLaTIoS.-Ac chip in Euglana, whan
n hn hap
The Judge and said: :-a'T Thanks your worship
has saved the expense of buying a rope 81
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Census of Sumter EsfsrrFcs.
Ciaremons County.
Free white Inhabitants, Beat ca M D
Upper Bat, 2Oih Rcg't., S. c. Militia Con,,
manded BY Capt. Mitchell, d
Andrews, David 9.Jenkins, Franklin i
Alls.on, w w 1ilJones. Jesse a !,
Abbott, HenryJ 7SJones, Barbary a 81
{ Andrews, John 9IJones, john Al Il
y Brown. Hiillard 2lLlewcllyn,.I Lewis 3;;,
brown, John E Lee. Robert az /, s
Brown, Leonard Slice, William 8
boyce, Demcy salcSwea,LJ Jnhn 5
Boatner, Saml NJ 2IMcleod, Rngers G IS Il
- brown, JOS Il 9SMcl.eod, Robert T. . &
Brown Jesse 2'AlcCay, James, 3 &
Barnes, Archibald 6l3icKinnv. ZACHARY s.
noyce, Mary 4tMeI.eoj, Daniel 9
Brown, Abner 9gMafhis, Wm s
Blker, mos NJ 1saicGuteheon, Geo a
i,, 6runson, w II zE 6sHcCutcheaE, w 5 ~
Brown, y J 5sMcf:utchenn, Wm 4
BartinM, Mckay III Slalioh.au. j Il III &; d
Bafeman, John 1Iaiiner, Jarred ~
nroWn, Jno IL 6faicEoy Abigail Is y
Brown, Francis A. 4.AiitcheiI. Sarni .
brown, sarah l,Mteheii. James
brown, Rich,d Is 3i.ielett, John 9
brown. Erwin q Mitchell, Bani 3
u, Birch, Edward Meliea, leberca 5
chandler, snmi K II sIcgutcheon. Elias 3 Il
Ehandler, isaac J Newman. jackson s II
Sain, Sarah Newman, Elizabeth !.
christmas, Absaiom9 PRESCOTT William II n
Christmas, Robert 9Ipunch, Ncho.as S i !, e z
Cummings, jos 6iRiley, Thos 1
'Coiciough, ST sRemhert, .tas w
DeSchamps, y WmF {Rembert, iames L IL
aDeSchamps, q S G 5 5IsRedinrd, Sarah =
DnBose, u! Fhos J lQSpann, Henry 3 I
DICK, Ihos ii SiSmaot, j III g
sDsnkins, Laurel } 43tStrotier. Jno G.
ESun', Sarah 5iStokes, Sylyanus
Foxworth, Daniel 3ISpann, Willis q S
Farmer, William S3.Spann, WnSR
Fraser, i.ads2n l. llISpann, Francis G
foxworfh, AID 5Spann, II w f
E,oxworth, Ihos Spann, Jas II 10 I
Flowers, Ihos Il 10Faibot, Hugh 5
rioWers, James lfraylnr, Dred s.
Gaylare, Wm w 8SIisdale, christopher 6
Green, Henry ID lliVaughan, William y 4
Iayiard. ) t 6fWhitc, Jno.G e.
Gerald Ihos D award, William 4
uraham Jas Il 4NhItc. Ianrencesf5
Haynsworth Jas |. 3Wingate, Edward 81
Hare, Ihos 6Watts, Emma Eliza. n
Jenkins. L G 3Watts. Inlins q
Joy, James Watts, AleX'a a