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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
THE NEW NATIONAL NAME.

An effort is now being made, upon the part of
some, to find a more appropriate name for our ma
ton. Washington Irving suggests Algonia; Mr..
Minor, Virginia. For our own part, we see no
necessity for a change, We do not know that a
change of name will affect our standing abroad;
nor do we imagine that i. will work any radical
change upon the character of our people. 1t is
true, that there is but little in a name, but we ad-
mlre the name of America. BY this name we
have long been distinguished. Our nation is IA
nous as America; and this name recalls a~ssocia-
tons and recollections, which every other name
will fail TO do. As Americans, did the people of
the old world know our fore-fathers; as Ameri-
cans did we succeed in the bloody struggle for
independence; as Americans have we advanced
to the first station amongst civilized nations.-
From our earliest existence, as a nation, we have
borne the name Of Americans, an appellation
which has now become honored. And why shall
IRE change IL nor
Associations are connected with names, and
names serve to recall recollections. And if there
be any merit in a name, it consists in this. The
name of America is fraught with valued associa-
tons, and recalls the most pleasing recollections.
With this name is associated our early history.
and it recalls to vivid recollection all of the inds
dents of the "purer days of The Republic" ''The
United States of America is a name, which, be-
yond the waters, is associated with the idea of IN
enlightened and enterprising people. 1t is a
name, which conveys to all, the idea ola great
and mighty people. Now, since the greatness of
the people has associated the idea Of greatness
with the name, let 1t alone. As 'the United
States OF America we have acquired greatness,
and now as such let us enjoy it.
There is something quite appropriate in our ma
tlonal name. "The United STATES of America
is a descriptive name, conveying the idea of sew
eral States, existing under one organization. And
for this reason we oppose a change. The name
is good enough, and we sincerely hope that our
future actions may accord with those, which have
associated the idea of greatness with our name.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
EDGAR ALLAN POE.

Edgar A. Poe has become the prey of his Vi
ces. IlisrecklesS course robbed him ofhis friends;
his dissipation destroyed his collegiate prospects;
and now intemperance has deprived him of life.
Who that hears it is not startled But where is
the man who feels the sensation of grief , We
admire his talents, but when we come 10 examine
their results we pause. Alas vice has robbed
him of his might. His %endowments entitled him
to a high position among "the sons of fame" but
his vicious indulgences have deprived him of his
right. At the University his a|ttainments entitled
him to respect as a scholar; but his practices for
feited all of his claims to the association of gen.
tlemea. In the conduct of literary magazines, his
ability elevated them to the fist rank amongst Pc
rlodicalS; but, at the same time, the qualification
of his vicious propensities was sinking him TO the
lowest position as a man.
What a lesson is read in the fate of this "lavor-
ed child of genius p We pause to reflect upon
the peculiarities Of his intellect, and are struck
with wonder 10 behold the enormity of his vices.
We behold him, as he, aided by his talents, as
cends TO places of eminence; but he simply fits
before us, ioryice soon sinks him into that degra-
dalton from which he arose. Prosperity could
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18

tion or efscure Painting. As a critic. lac MAS mnfe re-
maikahle ~ n dissectef Of sentences than as a commehtfr
u,An IDEAS: he was luiie better taan acarplng gamma
risn. As a poet. he will retain a most brnorahlo fauk.-
OF hi Raven Mr.. Willis observes. that IN his opin-
ion "t is the most effective single example of fugitive
paelry ever published IN this county, aud Is unsurpassed
10 EaglIsh poetry for subtle conception. mastery Ingenui-
~ Of versifesrion, and consistent sustaining Of imagi0a
tive H." IL poety. as in PRISE. he was mos successful
in the metaphysical treatment Of The passions. Ills po.
ems are constructed with wonderful Ar. They illustrate
y morbid sea,iusrie,s II feeling. a ~shadowy aud u ony
Imagination. aud i taste almost fauliless ia the appreheH
sion Of hat sutt Il branty most agreeable 10 his temper.
We have not learned The circumstances ol his death.
Il was sudden, and from the fact that II occurred IN Bal
tlmaro. il Is To be presumed thai he was on his return to
New York.
After life's fliai fever he sleeps welt"
LUDWIG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

The Democratic press, throughout the country,
has hailed the result of the late elections in Ma
ryland, Georgia and Pennsylvania, succeeding
those of Connecticut and Tennessee, as an evil
dence of the declining popularity of the admins
trntion of Gen. Taylor; and that his merits to the
support of the people, in the discharge of the du-
ties as President, have been signaIly rebuked.-
We, OF course, are prepared to hear such conclu-
sions from the opposition; but how far the popu-
lar will, having in view the course of the Execu-
tive, entered into these elections, is a proper sub
ject for investigation before such conclusions can
be announced as facts.
When the people called Gen. TAYLOR to the
Presidency, was II not expected, that there would
be a change in the officers of the Government /?
Whilst those, who supported the hero of Monte
rey Tor the highest office under our Constitution,
dad so from convictions of duty; YETI it is undenia-
BILE, that, in the event of success, there should be
visited upon those, who had ever used the offices
oil the Government to crush Wing principles, a
retribution. Wherein are his acts, as
President of the United States, at war with the
claims upon which he received the SURFACES Of
the people : Upon what principle of administra-
policy, has he failed TO conduct the Govern
ment, to which he was TO adhere ? What has
the President done to check that generous en-
thuSiaSm, which elevated him to power? If he
Is wanting in integrity now, he was then. Is he
pot as sound upon the questions, which agitate
the country, now, as he was then And where
are those acts, and where were they performed,
for which the people laying aside all other causes,
are sitting in Judgment upon them because oftheir
dangerous tendency The Wings, constituting
the majority in the States where the apparent re-
verses have occurred. rallied, with a generous
zeal, around then candidate in 1918; and, if he
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ifLTLHORE, PiLL~iDELPHL.i aud .NTW YORK
M "A r KETS.

BaffmOfe, UcF. II.
EXCHANGE-There is not much demand for Ster-
ling Bills. We quote from 9. TO 10 per cent premium.
BEESWAX-We note sales If 1000 bbls. at % els.
C~AIfLE-1he offerings at the scales on Monday
reached 1900 head .of which no were sold TO city butch.
ers, 100 To fceders.S5 leff over unslld and 675 were driven
10 Philadelphia. Prices ranged from s. 10 SO on the Ioaf,
equal TO Sass rs net, and averaging s. fl gross.
Hogs-We quote from 81 Is to s..
FEAlHERS-We note sales At 80 10 50 cts.
City Mills Efo,T-Thes sales OF he week are be ween
@WO and G90o bbls. at So 06., and ! l2i. Sales
mere made Yesterday al 50. To day holders generally
aIe finn d, s. IL, aud s. %, has been offered aud ro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
HOPEWELL NURSERIES,

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.
'INlE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale an unusually large
L stock 81 FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, Sc, for au-
tumn planting. His Apple Trees, with the exception OF
some new varieties, are of large size and very thrifty. In
ms stock ot Peaches, Plums and Pears, may be found all the
newly introduced varieties OF any merit also, a fine stock of
Nprleots, Grapes, Nectarines, Walnuts, Strawberries, Ever
blooming Roses, Dahlas, &c. Catalogues, with prices, and
describing the Fruits, Sc, may be obtained of Nj. John III.
i,!ree, L%ynehburg, who will receive and forward orders
frees packed in the best manner and delivered at the depot
to go by Richmond. IL. r.. ROBEYi.
Oct ll-w5Wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
LYNCuBUEsG. OCTOBER rs. 1910.

b. WILLIAM NJ. BLACKBOARD, the Senior Ed
itor, is absent, for the purpose OF attending the
Memphis Railroad Convention
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
WHEAT WHEAT !!

WISH 10 buy a large quantity of WHEAT and will
1 make IT MUCH to the intcrest of farmers To give me a
call before they sell their crops. | win buy, to be delivered
at Steptoe \ 1aiIaierros in Lynelburg, or at Beaver Creek
Lumber llouse-and will als5buy crops delivered on the Ca
nal. WM. w. NOSBY.
July 23-wSnif
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

pc Cultco chm 90. uhIel Gas Isl e. ttrn
b. the % agarsn'. sal hrr Blown sp
Ray "A ner 5l'aal has BEEN started
al Rome uaI., .ht aslrrrs of t.t French
Govcrnnsrt ]. - called Gia-Hal- q,
Roma /. t1ru af sstctaI cfi-,' d.ea.
mcnr An eae-. 1ur tle Oh JaiY Ir-
CERES thsi ihs CIVIC aaH a ROME .s
dfro.y,t Oh. f.rt 500. o. rsmolr.,|
tna ntri.t dangerous u.uN..f --
Ane.htf order g. ..r cam, l.I. '.ers.. e.
fentfa. ..umuF e.. ... .Ht.Hs 10 -.--
sequence ol Hr rau.f.at rst -atHof,
t'1 declares iust at Y.s.rs 500. rss
fcgtt 90 deliver .a,rarmt n arn d,m.u..i b.
90 ray conceal ataP.rt D.. t.r Iue,.t
VII. De wed hy c..u msua. Au a.I.r
Of ,he governor 81 Rome 6rcs ut -t,,s
20 b cleared e. bail posi- uue O'Clock n.
n'ghi, anI announces thal none 90, rhtt.-
cans and pub.e oficls oII t-n....,.I
o. 'rnrsrss t.sm offer ita, h.If
] e7'cs The Ufcc oreuHaus ss-.rt
Venice have been discontinued Zoo -anss
encncc Of tlc 'ata. prevalence OF I.s.r aa3
frkne's among he Aasu.r mor.. .e.a
fou'3 tY ins tt,sss.se l,a.a.i rarI u..I
The m1eus H,rs r,iga.l B.. SILENCE. arl
no aruvay o' b. han,g.s is mr.I 20
.'e eraa.F'u.n. l. nna blockade br
10i aDl a. lg IHs uayH t H.ueht
'1at lho r...... NJ |.... m., .
e4rsi ..'.. ls.. Do, ..r
reader oil An.n ssl U a. aaua, r.,
90 motive FOG ar..r resistance. tilrras
fccads tho r, 'h.nsr or hope foaI
success $50 Ir .r tlr other nd trTrla,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

love one human being purely. and
You w,.. love all. The heart in ths
heaven Ike the wandering sun. s...
nothing from lAc dew-drop 10 the o.
cean, but o mirror which 10 warns
aud h.ls-Jeau Pau.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

Dr. South says the tale-besrer and
la.e-heareF should both be hanged up.
bocE 10 back, only lhe one by the es-
aud the other by the tongue
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
Nails, Glass and sash

FOR sale hy ID prTr
LWtand. Aug ?. lsaJ.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
Grand t'niVcrsRl Concentrated
TtarnpIw

rihIr tnsr,,tb and t.tus taovlsigs ofall who Assl
b. taalupy Esr Issra and know, By joyful stpsusHoa
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19
Equity Notice,
II Guardians, Trustees. Receiusrs,
'tfs and Committees.

All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are bound to account to the Cogamissioi,.
or iu Equity for Sumter District, are hereby
required to be and appear before said Com,
missioner at his Office at Sumter Coart Hause.
the Third Tuesday in January. and the
Tuesdays in januaEy and February next, to
make returns Of the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and salpe Of ssieb estate,
and an account OF all money received and
paid Tor said estates, and TO substanuale tho
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; also
to produce all bonds, notes. certificates OF
stock and other evidence Of ofchosss IN action.
which are specified in said fstuyh; and also all
title deeds, bills OF sale and other Monuments
or them, for his, her or their ward or ceaty
qui trust. Those Isho fail, rules wili b. iFi,
ti,ediatcly issued against tlas,.
JOHN o. MILLER, Q. " a. D.
+ Nov. Tsh 1910. 3 G
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q. a.ltS.HEIlI.E.kr,S .SALElS.

Bysyirtue of sundry Executions to me di.
Tecteds will he sold at Sumter Court House
ON the first Monday and day following in
January next, within The legal hours of sale
10 The highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers TO pay for
Titles.
3 negroes levied on as the
prepertYaof Ed, Anderson, a, the suit of A
Barnes. fa a,t rs
Corn and fodder, levied on as
the property OF James j. johnson, n, the sui,
-'of a. Harvin. Tob be sold at defs residence
g January. 1850. E
l negro levied On as the prop
property Of w. e, hIelletl, at the suits of Nc
Dowall 81 Shannon, and Jno J. Moore.
Iiegro levied on us the prop
perty of Jos H. Stukos, at the suit of l..
Boale.J h a#sa
/ negro, I horse, levied on as
the property, oi W. G. Wndham, at The suit
OF r.. McClary and wife, and NJ. r. smith.
Ihorse lowed ON as the prop
erty Of ]. IL, Watt at the suit Of James IT..
Prescott, for al. anu John Cobia
5negroes, 2 farm horses, 2 colts, 25
bead of stock Cattle, Is head OF stock hogs,
Old wagon, old Carriage, lot OF corn and iod.
der, Peas and Potatoes, ard Plantation tools,
icvicd upon as The property Of Samuel Fin.
dali, at the suits o! j S. &J l.. Bowie, Farrar,
Banks, 81 Co. cases, and w. A. Cocourh,
the negroes to he sold at Sumtcrville en-
Monlayathe 7th Jan. and the Balance OF this
levy viii be sold on the next day at the resi-
dence Of tho Defendant.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. S D.
Ia Dec, IS49.
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SOuth- CUrOiinn---Su,nte,. Dist
IN DRUyNi

Whereas. Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chatteIs, rights and
credits of j. Woodward, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to DO and appear before Inc,
at our next Ordnary's Court for the said Dis.
trict, TO be holden at Sumter Court House on
Friday the l4th day of December next, to shew
cause. If any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Raal. this 30th
day of November, in the year Of our
L. ST. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine and in tho 7alh year OF
American Indepenpence..
W.LEWfS, o. s. o.
Dec. g g D.
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South -Carolina---Sumter Dist
6an Equity.
Er parie
Mary }. McFaddin, Petition


Wlll be sold at Sumter Court House on the
.hra Monday in January next and the day fol.
lowing,
PLANTATION, tic Estate of Thos
*. Mrfaddln, containing about Mirieen hun.
drcd Acres, situate in Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded bv lands Of
DR.. Robert Muldrow, X. B. MuIdrow, M. p
Maycs and w. Plow den, with a two-story
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes. situate thereon
TIE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
MOI less than SS per acre, a credit OF 8 years.
TO bc paid IN fre equal annual ins,allrnents.
win interest payable annually from the day
OF sale until The amount OF The sale be .uly
pad and satisfied. That The pur hascr do
give bond and personal security and a mort.
gage Of the PREMISES
Al The same lIne VIII he sold canp OF
EIGHTY NEGROES. on credit @. one. ira
aud three years, with interest payable an.
nndiiY !ron the day of sale unit. the same
be iuIiy pad and satisfied That lh,. pur
chaser pay on the sales OF the negroes five
per cent cash, and the balance on the last
mentioned credit. The purchaser givinp
bond and personal securities, or one security
ana mortgage OF the negroes purchased.
NO negro 10 be removed until terms of
sale are complied with; and if not complied
wan To be sold at the risk of The purchaser
10 The interim to he lodged in jail for sllc
Keeping at the expense OF the purchaser.
lhero sill also be sold at the same time
household Furniture, sixteen or eighteen
piantaton horses and mules, Wagons,
Ptoughs, and Gear, Stock OF all kinds, Corn
ana Fodder Terms one.thrd cash, tho
balance on Credit OF one two years purcha-
scr giving bond and personal security. pur-
chasers to pay for all necessary papers.
For full information enquire OF Capt. JAS.
ID. BLANDING, Sumtervlle,
BY Order of the Court,
JOHN d. MILLER,
COm'r.
Sumtervil!e. Nov. 20lh 1SA0
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Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD.

Ss&A4A GsUhUs
FRIERSON & PRINGLE take This early
method Of returning their thanks 10 the GOOD
people of Sumter District, for their very Kind
and liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been in business; they respect.
fully solicit continuance of the same
They will keep rs before every article in the
grocery line besides little of the dry goods,
Hardware and almost every article which the
Farm crs may call for, will bartcr for any kind
OF country produce, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, if you doubt il just call in
at the corner store opposite McLean's old
stand ut the sign of the negroes, The follow.
ing articles compose part OF what they
have on hand.
5000 pounds Bacon sides
HhW Sugar cured hams
500 Leaf Lard
lu Kits Mountain Butter
s. do Goshen do
20 Best Goshen Cheese
25 Barrels Baltimore Flonr
10 Kegs Buckwhca, do
I'D Sacks Java Coffee
Id do Cuba do
10 do Rio do
lO bis Sugars crasli'd, clarified g. brown
l Hgds Charleston refined Treackel
= do N. o. and West India Molascs
100 Sacks Salt
= bbls Mackercl No |
800 lbs Cod Fish
IS bbls Irish Potatoes
Candles, Sperm, Adamnntne and Talow
Crockery and Hardware
French Chocolate, Citron, Vermiceli, Maca
rom, Brazil nuts, Almonds, Raisens, Ginger,
Nutmeg, All.spice, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
Prunes, Plckels, Carsup.
100 Kegs nails assorted 5 l-2 to G Id
Baggin Is Rope l2 Twine 49, 3.4
Tea, Hyson, Gunpowder and black
Tobacco, Gold leaf
Mrs. NfilIer's best cut Tobacco, at 3 cents
Soap, Starch, Onions
10000 Cigars, and many other articles. at
ne sign oil the DARKIES.
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South -Carolina----Sumter Dist.
! Nv EQUITY.

Ia parie
Mary ]. Wilder and Children, Petition.
viii be sold at Sumter Court Uousa. an
the first Monday in January next, and If not
then sold, vii! be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
A lot of land in Sumervlle on the North.
cast corner of Broad and Liberty Street. AT
present occupied by by Frierson g. Prinple
and A. Chisom. The terms are cash.
by order of the Court,
JOHN b. MILLER.
C0m'r.
Sumiervillc. Nov. 10Th 1910 $ Gt
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Copartnership Notice,

Tho undersigned have associated them.
selves together under tho firm of PRINGI.E
g. GRAHAM, for the transaction of business
connected with the Steam 1fin, situated
/ Ia miles from Snmterville, where they
arc prepared to Saw and grind
ELIJAH pRTNGLE, )
NJ. GRAHAM.
Sept 10th isl9. AZ If
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FOR SALE.

Adesirable Summer Residence on the High
Hills near Providence. twenty-five Acres
of Lard are attached to the premises. For
terms which will be accommodating apply to
l. M. Spann, on the spot, or to w. r. q
Haynsworih.in Sumtcryillo.. = Ffs s.'r7S
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's'5S Every order To IffFER 81 g 0. iiaj
anawered hy retnrn rnalI. Z. E ID a
Bank Drafts or Certificates Of DEPOSIT
payable in Gold, ut sight promptly renittad
20 any part of the Country for Prizes a asoi' y
at this Agency.
alr One Package OF Tickets may 1,sas
-Four Capital! 81 55s
~, Fss Money in a;sy sa5Rs e;.l
'ee eoss6deast nia IfG9 to d ;ass sIfess sss
pYFER 81 CO
Distant Residents throughout the intel.
Staies, who desire an IaeH &sE or F0& run i.
have an order for a sing 10 e Ffieket or ks.re
at the prices set forth in the above sci sdu,ess
70 the Old Established, iFar-falIsea and s'snls,
Lucky House of t
& III
to No ] LIGHT STRRsT BALliSioSE ii
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s's's. s'sssR REP ITEPC CCISI sesssIsssS
or THE C0EINaISsI IoNERs or POOR ron cI. RE
s{ fSIs ENC'OUNIY

suhfTERyiLisE
ng County held al
Ballard.
Resolved
Thirty General
81 81 'a s T. = nIEKlEs Secretary.
ass SsUMTEEvIII,E,
Res That the Board deem ent to House
Wnl T. + Dnkns
and by
Treasurer Commissioners IS
4q. D EefrgI{ T. j. DNKINs Secretary d Treasurer
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SHEE1IESF'g SALES.

virtue of sundry Executions to me d.
Eeeted, will be spdsat Sumter Court House,
on!the ont first Monaay and day following in
January next, wilhin legal hours OF sale, to
1h$$4Sgkest. bidder!for Cauh. the following
prsaGesty, Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
Lint. santt.fln,ione tract Of 100 acres
land more or less in Claremout, adjoining
lands Of SVni.T Os,een and E. Hodge and
where defendant lives. Said nercs, being
an unexpired lease, levied upon as the prop.
ertygof Wm. Pritchard at The suit Of Win.
Osteen. ...,,,..
One tractof $50 acres of land
IN Clarendon, adjoining lands of H. Kelly,
Wna.I4 Reynolds aud Mary Kelly, levied
upon'as the property OF Samuel Tlndall a,
the suits Of J, S. g., l.. Bowie, Farrar, Banks,
G.sCp., = cases, and, Wa. Colclcuch
~ HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
ID I1er. 1Si9
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HAUI.II!algs,Z !

The subscriber would state surthe benefit
Of the puhlics that he viii haul from tfye III sas
dleton Depot 70 SumlstsilIa, Sg fGs Szjnf
(eiiher four horse or two horse lS sgefl1 at
1884 cents per hundred. & IS 3
'S IS 4. JOHN CHINA
Aug. %, 1910 43
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S0atfh-CaroliRa--Sumtc1' Dist
by W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

Whereas. w. BROWN hath applied to me
Tor Letters of Administration, on nll and sin.
gular the goods and chattels, rights and cred
ITS OF VIM. Il. Brown, late OF the District
aforesaid, 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 House
on Friday, the 2lsi day of December next, to
shew cause, if any, why the said adminstra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 10Th
day of December, in tho year OF our
IL. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nne, and in the 74th year of
American Independence. fs
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Dec I2 81
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allfcmands due Tie late Firm az wv, Nj ].
WEBB s.. CO i II sls5t pad before sht, tifat
day of March ness. WiiSl. fsosn necessity b.s
placed in other iiaads for ollectios., or.lsll,.
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

70 work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed ont in the Pine woods until
after frost, when they will he placed on the
side Of the savor swamp, tho work is all high
anddry, and TIE lands wiEbe supplied with
au abundance of wholesome food and dry
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash MONTH
ly, or as tie oRnerin prefer,
Enquire of c. s. Mellett on the work near
Manchester, or ofsthe subscriber, in Sumter
Vile. s. 7st,,. D. %. McLAURIN.
Ag Aug 90, lS49. 43 Ii
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Ready Made Glefhing
ClothingI elothing.II CIokhiIlp m

We have just received decidedly, The Iaf.,sst
aud hes; assorted s'lOcI ei 4 Eitsils y ar 4! ia
CLOTHING ever offered IN lt,ia alalaes, $fats
Drawers, Shifts, Under Starts, ssoehscsc. ssti
can renew the ahole oa,cr iaRB from Bpnnrt Il,
Boe,rheel-- g hEAP FOR CASH. or pr 3ac q
cuinuoJsting terms nni reasanablr lisicss ~
good customers. Cntne on and nsak yopr ssiss;S
,ioas.
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