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Notice,

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the pnblir generally, that he will
con.nne the BOATING BUSINESS from
WRhiliT'S BLUFF to Charleston the en-
suing Winter. All Cotton and o,hcr Produce
consigned to his Boats will be received, stored
&c free Of charge. Freight as reasonable
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for past favors, he hopes, by his
usual strict attention to the interests of his
nrIen Is to realize continuance of their pa
1ronagc.
]. RUFUS FIELDER.
Wrights Bluff, u Oct 1910. So If
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,SH.NRIhF',y SAILS.

BY virtue of srlndry Executions TO me di
rected, will be sold ut Sumter Court House
on the first Monday and day following il
November next, within the legal hours Of sale
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay fo
Titles.
] negro levied on as the prop
erty Of Henry w. Atkinson, at the suit OF C
c. Moody, for al.
Some cornj potatoes and fod.
der levied or as the property of James Ais
brook, at the suit of Mary J. Wells, Admir-
To bc sold on Tuesday 0 Nov. at his resi-
dence.
/ negro levied on as the prop.
krty Of Edward Anderson, at the suit Of De.
Sanssure g. Reynolds, Assignees.
2 horses and 4 negroes levied
on as the property Of VIM. a. Brock. al. tic
suit of ]. FL Watt, David Trent and w. C.
Dukes.
l,cgro levied on as the prop
crty Of w. ]. F. Bethnne, at the suit of 3.
n. Pcnick.
| horse, buggy and harness
levied on rs tho property of L. Bell, at the
suit Of Tindall g. Harvin.
l negro levied on rs the prop
er:y Of WIN. Ballard, at the suit OF r. ]. Din
kins.
5 negroes levied on as the
property Of Ma!ly Brogdon, at the suit Of II.
F. Thigpen, L. b. Davis, and John F. June.
l negro levied on as the prop
crty Of John J. Brown, at the suit OF T. ].
Cnghlan, Johnston e. Capcrs, and Jas. Dun.
lap.
l horse levied on as the prop
erty of p. w. Cullen, at the sui, OF w. J.
Bethunc, and J. ]. Miller.
mule levied on as she prop
cr'y of Isaac b. Brogdon; at the suit OF WI.
Bethune.
Z negroes levied on as the
property Of James Evans, at the suit of w.
Lewis, Ordinary.
l negro levied On as the prop
erty of w. E. AIellett, at the shit oil F. j.
Deschamps, McDowall g. Shannon and J. J.
Moore.
Hides in watts and out of watts,
Leather and Shoes, levied on as the property
of Jesse Morgan, at the suit of ]. Lawton.
5 negroes levied on as the
property of J. J. Tindall, at the suit OF b. N.
Penick, S. p.Oliver, James II. Pack, A. ].
Moses, w. A. Colclough.
| horse levied on as the prop
crty of ]. II Watt, at the suit Of J. H. Pres
colt, for another, and John Coba.
| mule levied on as the prop
erty of lessee Yates, at the suit of r. r. Da-
Wis and wife.
3 negroes levied on as the
property of |. D. Whltworth, at the suit Of
Bank Of Camden.
Goods in Store levied on as
the property OF A. Chisholm, at the suit OF
l.. u. Loring = cases.
2 horses levied on as tho pro-
pcrty of c. d. Gayle at the suit of WIN. II.
Brunson.
! negro levied on as the pro-
pcr,y of Thos J. Coghlan. as Security for p.
o. Sullivan tat the suit of the Branch Bank
OF South Carolina.
Goods wares and merchandise
levied on as the property of 20. Sullivan at
the suit of the Branch Bank of South Carolina.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. s. d.
IL Oct, ISi8.
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SOuth-CaroHn0--Sunfcr Dist
RU III JEirTc I,.n Dy.


District
Whereas, NJ a. Wylcs hath applied TO me
for Letters 4t Administrations on all and sim
Eular lhc goods and chaticls, rights and cred
lis OF ID. +. Wylcs, late o. the District aforc-
said deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the SAID deceased, TO be and appear before
me- at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
District, TO be holden at Sumter Court Jouse
on Friday, the I'd day OF November next. TO
shew cause, if any, why the said admnistra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 21d
day OF November, in the year of our
L.. &. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-nIne, and in the 7il year of
American Independence
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
Oct ~ So 1t
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In Equity Sumter District
'''as;' VI: '''''' }plLL,
Margaret Hunt ed. al.

Margaret Hunt ct. al
Will he sod at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in November next, and if
not then sold will be offered on each snbsc-:
quent sale day until sold the following lands
OF the estate OF r. Hunt, decd.
tract of land of enc hundred and fifty
two acres lying on Bay Branch the mill tract:
Attract oil four hundred and thirty FIVE acres
lying in the fork Of Bay Branch and Deepiiols
Swamp and adjoining the mill tract.
A tract Of forty eight acres lying on BAY
Brach and adjoining lands Of Estate r. Hunt
and G. Hunt
The above lands are situated in Darlington
District:
a tract Of six hundred fifty acres more or
less situated in Sumter and EersIiaw District,
on Horsepen Branch, on Scapo were granted
to Garkins, boundes by Arrants; and others
lands.
a tract OF ono huHdted and tiiirly-eight
acres more or less situated in Kershaw Disc
trict on the South Side Of Rigtmber Branch
A tract dfone bundled ,acrea situated III
kcrsliaw District, on the West side OF Scapc.
who're Swamp, bounded by Davis's, Moore's
and other lands.
The terms of sale are go much cash as will
pay the costs of this case and SALE the balance
on credit OF one and two years IN equal
annual investments with interest front sale.
purchaser 10 give Bond and personal Securi!
ty and mortgage and pay for deeds &c
by order of the Court
JOHN b. MILLER, g. ESD;
Sumtervile, Oct. 2, ls4g. dg Il
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In Equity Sumter District.
N''''e" p: Is. "'yes' ct al }prl1.
John c. Shaw

VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on
the the first Monday in November next, and
il not then sold will be offered at each snb
seqnent sale day until sold, the following
lands: a tract of one hundred and twenty
two acres situated near Alligator Branch
waters Of Rocker Bluff, bounded by lands oI
NJ Rhodes, A. Chandler, and Estate of Daniel
Shaw and X. Shaw
ALSO, seven negroes, property of The de-
!endant. The terms of sale are Cash, pur-
chaser paying for all papers.
BY order OF the Court
JOHN b. MILLER, c. ESD.
Oct 40 .,
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South Carolina Dist.
]. B. Caragan and wife,

r. S. Redford and others, 81
BY virtue OF an order from WIN. Lewis
Esq, Ordinary of Sumter District, will sell
on the first Monday in November next, at
Sumter Court House, between the legal hours
ofsalei one tract of land containing 2U7 acres
on Gum Branch waters of Black River adjoin-
ing lands of Sarah S. Redford. Jno A. Col
cloughi ]. Gaillard and Bradfrod Springs, ori-
gtalls granted 10 Wm. Westberry, belonging
to tho Estate Of Richard Spann, deceased.
One other tract OF 1863 acres adjoining lands
Of H. Jennings, Sarah S. Rediord and Mrs.
Mou1on--originaiy granted to Gen. Thomas.
Sumter belonging to the Estate OF Rebec..
Spann; deceased: i =,
Terms--0n credit till first day of Jan.,s
nary next Gall fees casl) the purchaser Civ:
ing Bond with good Security and mortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary, for pays
ment of the purchase money with interest
from the day Of sale. ,
II. SKINNER, S. s. D.
13 Oct., lS40. 81 2t 81.
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Sale at Anctin1.

On Monday tine 9th Of November next,
IL o'clock, will be sold near the Cou,: House
in Sum,crville for CASi1--uness sooner
disposed OF at private Sale--1 Horse named
Glauccus, well known in the vicinity Of
Manchester, as very superior Plantation
Sta!llcn--he is very gentle, and very fine
!SaAlhe and Hunting Horse
a . Horse Buggy and Harness in good
order.
Break Wagon in good order.
Sctt Carriage Harness in good order.
Old Sulkcv
w. +. RICHARDSON, Agent to Sell.
Il Oct, 40 IL 2t
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Notice,

Capt. j. B. n. HAMMETT is authorised
to act as Attorney Tor the Securities of the
Rev. Jesse Morgan in disposing OF the Stock
oi Shoes &c, OF Tan -Yarl--untIcr the assinn
men,; as also the debts due the SAID Tan
Yard.
II. J. COGHL.AN for Securities.
Oct. l6 81 #
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Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing J!

We have just received decidedly, the largest
and hes; assorted STOCK Of READY MADE
CLOTHING ever offered IN this Market. and
no mistake. Coats. Vests, Pants, Over Goats,
Drawers, Shirts. Under SHIRTS, Sochsc,c We
can renew the whole outer man from, Bonnet TO
Boot-hccl-G FOR CASH, or OH nc.
commodating terms und reasonable prices 10
good customers. Come Oh aud mako your se!ec-
tons.
A. ]. g. p. MOSES.
Oct 16 81 ,f
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Ne ltllUM " TAYLOR, would respect
lni!y invite The attention Of Tie residents Of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the city
this fall, 10 their extensive assortment of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con
s:sting in part as follows:
SEE.EAS.
Plain Black Gro dc Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
uc Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured Striped
and Plaided do, Rich Chameleon Brocades,
kich Chameleon Glace's, Rich Chamc!ion
Satin dr Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Afrcuuc,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cold Marcllncs, Floun
ces, &c.
CASKE&EERES,
Double and single width Scotch, Ennlish,
German ana French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Cashmcrcs, paranettas Madanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cord Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do ana Black Bombazincs,
IN great variety and at all prices.
SEAWLS,
a large assortment Of While, Black and
Cord Grape, 'fhihct Wool, Cashmere, Bro
cadc and Silk, all sizes and very rich
NzUSEEMS ARID E,AGHs,
Cold Muslins. White Organize, Namsook.
Swiss, Book, Null. aud Cambria do. Cotton
and .acconet, do, l.accs Of all styles Lace
Capcs. Collars, Caps, Sc, Lace Ele.nrs,
Camhr:c do, Muslin do, and Thread do.
Cs,iSasZ and Ging!laEaas,
English. French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chmts, English. French and Amcr-
can Ginghams, beautiful styles.
O7ILS Sc.
a large assortment OF Cloths, Cassi,nercs,
Twceds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob-Roy plaiGs,
Sa'inc,ts &c, Satin. S,lk-Nelvct, and Valcn.
ca Ncs,ings.
DO.NE,SITC.S,
Brown and BlcacI,cd Shec,ings 5-4 to lo.4
vide, Brown and Blcnchcd Shrtng, and LONG
t'loths, Cord Plaid and Striped IIomespnn,
l"ndscys, kcr5cys, Plains, Blankets. Fanncls,
Ne, in great variety, and all other articles
usually found in all extensive Dry Goods
Establishment
IS. g. II. would further remark that their
facilities are such that they arc constantly
in the receipt OF al! the most fashionable
styles OF goods that are imported ana at such
prices as cannot fail to give entire satsac-
ton, 10 be convinced give Us call.
j.. 5. All ordcrcs promptly attended To-.
and faithfully executed
kETCIIUM g. TAYLOR,
243 King Street Charleston, S. C..
% Oct, lS40 So II
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Oct q
ALSO
A large assortment Of
c. A p p e r s ,

at from % cents upwards; A. NORTH would
also call the attention of the public to tho fact
that his Stock of DRY GOODS generally, is
now complete which he is determined to sell
for CASH, at such prices as will not fail to
please all who are desiroiis of buying cheap.
The stock consists in par, Of
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Sat,incts, Flanncls, Lin
ems, Tickings, Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, La
ccs, and Embroide RIGS.
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ShHSyis. Mnntillas and VizctteS
of the --latest E1attcr2aS.

An extensive stock of Dmitics, Furniture
Chintzs, Oh Cloths, Marsclles Quilts, SC,
all of which, he vii! sell at prices unprecc-
dented. Call ant, judge for yourselves
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TAKE NOTJ(fT

All persons indebted to the late firm OF j.
c, WALKER &: co, are requested TO make
immediate payment, as the affairs of that
firm must be closed immediately
Oct "a dS 3m
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South arolina Sumter Dist.
Thomas McElveen and
Robert McElyeen.
Elizabeth hiMcElvecn ct. al,


Thomas McEiveen and
Robert McElyeen.
BY virtue Of an Order frofitfle .on.
orable the Court. fwill sell on The first Mon
day in November next, at Sumter Court
House, between tic legal hours Of sale, one
tract Of lai,d, containing 5S5 acres in Salem,
on Deels and biill Bays adjoining lands of ii.
Goodman, Est. of John Lennon, Est of Ben.
DnBose, James Moore, and others, for not
less than Three Dollars per acre: s
One other tract of 81 acres on Pudding
Swamp, adjoining lands Of D. Green, r.. HI
Fullwood, c.. II. Player and Est. Of John
Lennon, for not less than Two Dollars per
acre. 81, s.. =
One other tract Of 200 acres ON Pudding
Swamp, adjoining lands Of CT. Player, Est.
of John Lennon, Fl. Goodman and r. H.
Fullwood, for not less than One Dollar and
and seyenty-five cents per acre. 1.
One other tract Of 303 ncrcs, on Gum
Branch, Waters Of Douglas Swamp, ndjoin-
ing lands of H. Goodman and Thos. Welch.
for not less than One Dollar and sixty cents
per acre.
One otner tract of 1850 acres, on Douglas
Swamp, adjoining lands Of J. Moore, S. b.
Coker, f. Rush, Lydia Floyd, VIM. Valen-
tine and Est Of Ben. DuBose, for not less
than Thiriy-seyen and half cents per acre:
Tenns-On a credit for twelve months
from the day Of sale. Gall fees and costs Of
sale cnsh,) the purchasers TO give bond wits
good security, and Mortgage Of the premi:
| payment Of tile purchase money, with Inter:
est from the day OF sale.
II. SKINNER, S. s. D:
12 0ct Iai0 rE3 ri q,
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN ORDINARY.
PM. Gibbons,
Vs. .i4sS asH
u. III. Gibbons.

Peter Mcknight J
Il appearing to my satisfaction that.
Thomas Mcknight, tile defendant. in i tl,e
above stated ease, resides without this State ),
It is therefore, ordered, thet he do appear
and object TO the Division or Sale OF the
Real Estate, of Thomas Mcknight, deceased,
on or before the seventeenth day Of Decem.
ber next, his consent will be entered of
record. Ia, Il
w. LEWIS, o. s. q.
Sept. 17th, 1si9. 40 8,
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South -CaroIina--Sumter Dist

NJ. hnoaes,
VS..
E. Rhodes.
BY virtue Of all Order from ,Vn. lew:
is; Esq. Ordinary ct Sumter District, will
sell on the first Monday in November next, at
Sumter Cohr. House; between the legal
hour OF sale. one tract of land, containing
l25 acres on Rocky Bluff; waters of Black
River, adjoining lands Of Jos. Chandler, A. ]:
Chandler and Est. of David Shaw, deceased;
belonging to the Estate Of Elizabeth Rhodes
deceased.
Terms--On credit till first day of Janua-
ry next, Gall fees cash) the purchaser giving
Bond with good security and Mortgage Of
the promises to the Ordinary for the payment
OF the purchase money, with interest from the
day Of Sale.
II. SKINNER s. S. D.
10 Oct. 1s49. 81 st
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Dress Goods Of the Ncwest Styles
Such as-Silks, Merinos, Cashmcrcs, l.yo-
ncsc Cloths, Mohairs, Alpacas, Bnmbazines,
Glnghans, Prints, &c, &c, &c.
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New Flour,

Just received and for sale low for cash by
Aug JOHN O'CONNOR.
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s d s.EAS.
CAgENTERES.

Double and single width Scotch, English,
German and French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Cas!lmercs, paranettas, Madanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cord Apaccas, Satin
stripe do, Black do, ana Black Bombazincs,
III great variety and at all prices.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
SUMTER DISTRICT.
New Fall GcsssESS

kETCllUM & TAYLOR, would respect
inl!y invite The attention Of Tie residents Of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the city
this fall, 10 their extensive assortment of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con
S.StlMtr Id mari ls fnllnmS.
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Gs,isasZ and Giseg!tnssss.

Eng!lsIi, Frencl., and American Dress and
Furniture Chnts, English French and Amcri-
can Ginghams, beautiful styles
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SE.A.WTsS,

large assortment Of While Black and
Cord Grape, inihct Wool, Cashmere, Bro
cadc and Six, all siZcs and very rich.
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EXTRA. Count Court Of Common
Pleas and General Sessions closed at this
place on Saturday last, after Term Of two
weeks. Owing 10 the heavy criminal docket,
little business vas donr on the civil side OF
the Court. An Extra Term has, therefore,
been ordered tobegin on the second Monday
in January neXt and to continue for itco ,recks.
}s.n EagcfeM Advertiser.
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CLOTHS sc

a large assortment OF Cloths, Cassimercs
Twceds, Kentucky Jeans, Roh-Roy plaiGs
Sa'lnctts &c, Satin. Sllk-Nclyct, and Valcn
Gin Ncs,ings
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NIU SETMS ARID T,AGNS,

Cold Maslns. White Organ;lic, Namsook
SWISS, Book, Null. aud Cambrlc do. Cotton
ana 'acconet, do, Laces Of all styles, Lace
Capcs' Collars. Caps, Sc, Lace Elg!ngs,
Cambria do, Muslin do +, and Thread do.
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WHAT NEx1--Iacnsion Of Jnpan-The
Philadelphia Inquirer states that a rumor is
ntioai in relation to an invasion of Japan
The scheme ispn an extensive plan and not
confined alone % this country. a large sum
Of money is sail to have been subscribed to
further his scc,et exhibitions; aud the invaders
intends to raiscan army Of ten thousand men.
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themselves noby 10 defend their conlhsy's III
dependence against The combined forces oil
Austria and Rnssia-lllose of tire latter, amoun'
ling, il is said, to 12O, ,000mcn with 800 pieces OF
Artillery. But with her thirteen millicns OF
rcople. and with her enthusiastic devotion 10
The cause of liberty, Hungary may yet rise
superior TO her allied enemies and achvc her
independence. God grant her speedy and
happy delivery from The yoke of Austrian des'
polsn
The Europa, which arrived at Halifax, June
9Th, b.ings the intelligence llal the Emperors
of Russia and Austria are holding conference
n, Warsaw on the subject Of Poland. Another
partition is no doubt determined upon before
this. The despo,ic heads Of Russia and Aus
,rin never confer together without nedIialins
some injury TO the cause of liberty.
win England and France look quietly on nj
this dirty work and nlerpose no voice or arm
,o arrcstn? Will they allow the liberty of En'
rope to be pn, in imminen, periby the crafty dip
,omacy of Vienna and 81. Petersburg. without
making n eflor, 10 avertthe terrible result OF this
nlIiance1 They certainly will, nnless they
hold in dread the mighty power of the DUO
erat. For the cause Of liberty aud of hnmani'
,y, they are urged to plant themselves boldly in
from, of The European defensive nations, and
firmly 10 resist the aggressive steps of Austrian
and Russian encroachnen..
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European Affairs.

All Europe, except England, seems al pre-"
sent to be in a state Of commoliou. There is
much dissatisfaction among the people at Paris,
and a reac,ionary spirit is rapidly rising. which
may result in ov.rfo~ing the rule of Louis
Napoleon. The French seem to be acting
wi,hou, any definite motive. Their opposition
is 10 the existing government; but 1t may well
be questioned whether they will unite after
its overthrow, in the establishing OF perma-
neni Republic. Their ruling appetite is change
land scarcely any other result is to be expec'
ted from this spirit than state Of anarchy, and
confusion. Another Revolutionary process. Is
most probable 10 be gone through, before any
hope of permanent quiet and ordeI. can be
reasonably indulsed
In Italy and Germany the struggles between
the people aud the existing governments still
continue, with much obstimacy on both sides.
The Hnngarians, headed by LOUIS Kossuru,
the Washington Of Hungary, are preparing
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NEwBERRr G.. FL, June /.

Gentlemen: lake the liberty of trans
mitling to you for publication, the follow.
ing statistics Of our District, which have
been collected with considerable labor and
trouble by the gentlemen appointed to take
The Census Of this District by the Legis.
laIurc:
In The year 1s4s. there was raised,
gathered and packet in Newberry District,
29,765 bales Of Cotton, averaging $50
pounds to the bale.
BY reference to the books Of our Tax
Collector, it appears that there were II a "
Slaves in the District on the FIRST day OF
October last.
And taxes were paid for 363.3I0 acres
OF land al the SAME time,
The above statement may be interesting
to many persons who are not residents OF
our District al this particular time. when
the resources of the different sections Of
the State are much sought for. Tho stale
ment may be relied on with con6d dencc.--
Cores. South Carohnian.
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The Court of Equity.

The Court of Equity at tins place aojonrned
!, ON Saturday afenoonr last. having nearly
:, red The Docket. Chancellor DARoAS evin.
{, a readiness and dispatch IN business which
led the prase of every one. 10 leave as
g as possible on the Docket, he sat on the
:. day Of court, nearly nine hour. without in
mission.
This was The Cliancello,'s FIRST visit 10 our
,tric, and Village. BY his professional abiI-
and courteous manners, lie has gained the
pect and esteem Of all.
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~ Mr.. w. G. RUSSELL, is or AT

O. Mr.. w. G. RUSSELL, is onr an.
thorized AGENT far the collection ct all
moneVs due us in the Districts Of Edge
fsM, AbbcviHe, Newberv aid Barn.
wcH. We hope all persons indebted tn
us wiN not PIT our Cotlsrtar TO the
trouble Of calling m then. the second
time, or force MS to place thtir accounts
in the hands cf Magistrates to be col
lected at thtir COST. We mant our
moncv, and must have Il. A word to
the pi,e is sufficient.
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PALMETTO REGIMENT.-Col. GLADDEN.
HIS transmitted to the Mayor and Council
Of New York the following brief note. in
reference to the unfoundcd prelensions OF
Lieut. Mayne Reid to the honor Of having
"lorced" The Palmetto boys TO do their
duty and rcscuing from the "dusl" the
Regimenral Colors. The Colonel says
just what The occasion Misunderstanding
more, nothing less Carolinian.
COLUMBIA, June 6, IS49.
To The Hon. .MayOr and City Council Of
NeW York:
GENTLEMEN "a singular document.
presented 10 you by Lieut.. Mayne Reil, OF
the New York VOLUNTEERS. has been brought
to my attention. lis romantic character
and Measurements of facts are SO prominent
that it would not have received my notice,
bu, from the circumstance that he has en-
closed me copy.
With regard TO the alleged valor and
proves Of the Lieutenant have nothing
10 soy; but justice to my command of the
Palmetto Regiment requires me to observe
that all Of his statements relating 10 the
South Carolina Regiment If Volunteers
are the result! Of a poetic Imagination, and
fancy rendered wild in its aspiration after
the golden trophy.
In proof of this, will only adj one il
luslraIon-which is, that the Palmetto
Flag ncuer fell, bui was handed to me,
with his sword, by Lieut.. Col. Dickinson,
and by me placed in charge Of Patrick
Leonard, "a private in Company ii, South
Carolina Voluntccrs,) by whom it was
borne through the action.
I'regret The necessity Of this communi-
cation, but it is due to truth to exp, C un.
founded prctensions. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
A. H. GLADDEN.,
Late Col. Pal. Reg, S. CIV.