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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14
The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Ina, III, expedition was fitting OF, for The inva'
sion Of the Si-:Ia Mac!e States OF Mexico,
showing ccuclusively that you. enterprise IS ole
o, a military character
Ani lastly You are . graas IN The eyes o.
the la e and in Jlet AID lae,rieIe canno' " a,
|. w,G 20 occupy your present posI'icn' anu "''S'
im,a di ,iciy cisr Isr.
o! not only preventing your emb .rklIon 10 oie'sh
parts. but hat We can ivIce you 10 abLnacn youi
present hea6-q are.s. =:
| shall ciup,Dy a / he vessels n,w IN TINS VI
cini.y. or which may hereafter arrive, ~ SGCh
manner as will mos flee ually bring about Inc
eli IS dt-.r.d
Firs,.-i shall certainly prevent The steamers
Fanny, Mara Rn: or any other steamer OF
steamers, vessel ~ vessels, y! whatever aescrif>
lion, tom iufni. h'Eg he acveg:ufefa on f."ah1
I.la nd with arms, ur other muni,ipns Il va!
SrcoD,l.-li saiL sea nerS or vessels have arms
or other manition OF VA! on board. | shall t;H-
nos session OF said arms, S.. and deiain sat:
steamers or vessc's uni,I TIE mcE coaSfc5a.eG On
Round Island sre dispersed.
Ta;fd.-I shall prevent The band oi men on
Round lslatd from embar6ing on board oil sad
s.eamcis or vessels, or from holding any comml-
nca,ion with them al all
FOURTH will make said steamers or vessels
ancnor within range ot our guns.
Fi,th.-Afer ~ day (2oih hu9us'l III dcCoie'
ance with a notice before given them, shall cut
OF all supplies OF provisions winch may oe ID,
tended for The persons on Round Island, and shall
rinidly enforce this blockade or embargo uLlii
they abandon the spot AID 90 home.
Six Ii Il .halI gladly give The persons On Round
Island every facility TO &c, away taking piriIcu>
lar care, however, that they do not embark in sea
going vessels.
v. ii. RANDOLPH, Com. U. S. ship Albany,
Senior Officer aloal in the Gulf OF Mexico
U. S. ship Albany,o Pascagoula, Aug. e, lsa9
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The Dean and Chapter OF Westminster Alb.
hey, charge $1,000 for place on the wall for
bss relief Q feet by s feet 6.
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COUNTERFEIT NOTE We were yester-
day shown counterfeit ten dollar note on the
Bank of Virginia which ID been passed on
store keeper 1t was ma ked letter A, payable
at Richmond, and signed J. Brcckcnbrough
President, aud VIM. Pegram, Cashier. The exc
cution generally was bad, but still calculated TO
deceive the unwary dmsr
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,=an1. conY.s ~; ne 'a.:"; ygs. s.is't'"
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.cp..... ior ine la; ei.:.'sn mlnias ad.P W.
..,.eI al .a.ef i..t-,c,HeS, a-c ta.foHsh'} !"
.9f,uarl,.g. which can rrC1HHleu: Ia .n..h So
csriy 10 aiI ii'"Se "h" are ~ any ..ly aiA's'r'
.ny species 6i .c:1;ui0uS complaints i.istl d1''
s,ne remarkable cures effect. 4 rs u, ~ ~ !is "
ni;y iis5. SGaw, by ,ae use o! siS uo;;!es, va
81 - hs.t.f health than she had before e,toed u"
yalrs; aat Nr ~ Stevens. y - Ind bsr .es''.t
Eicie: @;rl ssysps.is, vas rn::feiy c;nfi " i"e
Anew h.HtieE. Iu;.,S, tfIly. ...,
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REMARKABLE coNr oF rRoNcMtris


aiessf.. Sinda-liasing suffered fasny years m,tn
li.ease q. ~ trGst, a2ec.lms The r tuti"g wa
time "as tIrItea ~ u. i:tost 'a,Insw.hrf ~ 81.
rians IN Europe AMI ne Ua.;si 'a'cl, r!n.ts,ari.
M any permanent Il. eiit. tut all the too. NY grn-f
health anu strength declining, aud the dis-is- ",.rg
irafiu. prpg:rss, c1a' ic Applications v,~ tt l. ati
whatever else was drought Gost c'ceaf ~ .rifc't
cnrr; 6nt am cnriient The icpiD:aoie .i'titlttt
MAS III. II. 'irtnas be.ag accompanied wii1 .aiis''
AMI great difficulty Of aia.hrs ~calc snoH haze 'i-
nliiard NY life, had ali J0t4inoi rr.Ic fpish IL"
medium Il your n,d!Iahlc Saf.7Pit.l. | n''..t ~
gentlemen, wbsE cSgintHcs. u-lgg the No. f''li4i
aI not pace much cont. rn:s ~ H. Vi'iir-, ind 20
w:li not sgIptsr y"li, ri'-E yoI 81 in"tnrI i|
trr@ EOre thla fifty different remedies cufins the p'''
in'f yr2r4 without ans ai.rsss, but fiirf i.ihp y ~
Sai-apua icw wrrs-, @3s Obliged II i:sl Ia VI"
& evidence. ThI- r.,9ri'ag, -rci:e is ncL "ht II
llcVed. but cured ard fHr;s Ire ank II ty ifli
srn.rmea, ioi tA- bench! ni ,ulcfIn. humnn''r,~
give yOn th;s atf-.tttor ~ my cu..
You,s very ;fn'y. T. ,piGESr
Consulate o. Fo.ac" 10 the <visd = l'r'.
The above ~...riil:nt aus ,i..l;i1c .'-fr atAi"w'
iri..d IA oar rrsencc, ~ Is. H. iareb, =. ia.r.
Pr ,hc Co8sn G-a:rsl o! France,
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c"pra o: the liws may he obtained ~ written app..
raii"n-rost alid.--;0 fudge lnrne: Hlilim3bnr,.
Aug 5--e:,i~-~
- 10 h, pah',srd tw,cr 4 werN fof ct n, wrek- IN
-: Richmond Wai., Alexandra GRtilr Southern
Z hnrrInlLn. Nn..nln Bee DO nmA s.--. "A -,.,.
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in The lish, o. The lamp. L: dips W
| fourteen inches 10 The ya!.-while the dr.
mitive granite under lie coal-measures dips
East This shaft has not been tnuch exploited,
but we saw enough 10 satisfy US that there is an
e1haus!sss supply Of beautiful coal. 1t is toll
OF gas, Which We could dc incy hear simmetns
as il we're from the coal beds, but Davy's lamp
showed that the shaft was so thoroughly ventilated
as 10 remove al danger. We were struck with
a remark OF miner who descended with US. lie
dilated with enthusiasm on the "beau;ilul scenes
ry," as he pointed TO The rich and abundant cca
b.ds. TEis mine is JUST CONNIE need. and with
tnc preparations now in progress wall furnish III
another year. any reasonable amour. Of coal
say 5 or 6,G00 bushels day. When VIC had
finished the exploration, the signal was given and
We made delightful upward Tip hioush tic
smooth and perpendicular sta;t, and soon landed
on the platform above, charmed with Inc excursion
and ssonisaed with The wonders OF nature and
the bo'dness and enterprise OF man. Following
the same cnt!ess fd liz, our parry reached the
hosrilabe raassioa 81 Mr. CcI, and aher a
DOUBTFUL supper anu say evening, rsi,el IL ENJOY
most profound sleep.
The next morning we took cup .f.izI tr
exterde! visv OF h village which has s2run,
up, as 1t were BY magic. Nine years aco iaeye
was not an inaaoi,anl in Clover Hi-pow there
are 600 Inhabitants. We viewed with irlercs:
the comfortable miners and negroes nouses, the
neat and spacious Church mos, beautifully loca.
Ell under spreading white oaks, aud he two Target
aud commodious hospitals, uEter the special
sureriaendence OF "Dr." Vaidsn--a venerable
gentleman wi beaeyolea. coun,saance, 70
unlike the; OF Milton who successfully admins.
,ers 10 The sick, breaches The gospsl 10 sinnc;s
and is one oil the best d.er-shols in the county -
deer abound near The Phs,) He is, beyond
doubt, q practical christian aud good man. We
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18
Opinion of "A Regular Physi-
a.s.$s5s s.Sg ~ Cslc3.
Excier. Nc. Sept. 40. ia

Exeter, Me-, Sept. 30, I845.
This certifies that ] have recommended the
use Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY for diseases Of tie Lungs. for two
yearU past. aud many bottles to my knowledge
have been used by my patients, all with bene6
o<d results. Intwo cases, whore il was thought
confirmed consumption hud taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
r., BOYDEN, Physician ut Exeter Corner.
'sE&N NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All published statements Of cures performed
by. this mrdiciue. nre, in every respect, TRUE.
ssREW1ARE OF COUNIERFErrS AND
LIMITATIONS. The unparalleled aud as,on-
ishing efficacy or Dr.. Wis,ur's Balsam OF Wild
cherry in ail the diseases for which i, is recon-.
Trrndud, curing many cases af,ecr The skill Of
the best Physicians was unnvang, has effected
q large mud increasing demand for il. This fact
has caused several unprinc,ped coun,erfc,crs
aud imitptors 10 palm offapurious mixtures, Of
similar na,ne aud appearance, for the genuine
Baisam.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WIS
6TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS
IN the wrapper. For sale in Sumtervile by
MILLER a. BOSSARD, at the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in South Caro-
lima.
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TO Teachers.

The Bo1rd of Trustees of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, will meet
on Saturday, the 18th May next, for the pur-
pose of electing Principal for the Institute,
with salary of One Thousand Dolrrs, and
two assistant female Teachers, one of the n
to instruct in Music, with salary of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars each, aud Bur
sar, with salary of Five Hundred Dollars
The situation IS well known MS one of the
most healthy and desirable in the State, and
the Board OF Trustees determine to sustain
Seminary OF the first class, consequently
none need apply without the highest testimo-
nIas, both as to character and qualifications.
Communications addressed (post-paid) to
"Rey. II. D. Green, President of the Board
at Sumterville, s. c." will receive attention.
D. B. McLAURlN, Sec'v.
April 16,, ,IS46. ~ St
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
May next, within legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract Of 100 acres of land
in Clarendon, cdjoining lands of D. G. Short
er and Est. of Jos. Horton, levied upon as
the property OF James Carter, sr., at the suit
of Fielder, Briggs g. Co.
Lot and buildings thereon in
Sumterville, adjoining the City Hall levied
upon as the property of a. Anderson, at the
suit of Kelsey g. Deas, 9 cases.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. 8. D.
Sheriff g Office, 10th April, lS49.
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500 Reward,

Runaway or stolen from the subscriber OIL tho
10Th February, l84s, negro man named Dock,
formerly went by the name Of SENTRY. He
is about 80 years old, five feet ten inches high,
cheek bones very prominent, jet black; his front
teeth much rotten, and has a down look; when
called by name would answer quickly. but when
expressing himself speaks slowly; his hoir grew
very low on his forehead. I will pay the above
The reward il he ,s lodged in any Jail within the
limits Of the State; or will ray The above reward
il sufficient proof can be hal 10 convict the indi-
vidua of theft, aud will puy the reward Of S25
il lodged in any Jail in any other State.
J. ]. McFADDEN, Sen.
Salem, Sumter D 81. s. C. April II, 1919.
u The Temperance Advocate, Columbia,
aud Courier, Charleston. will give The above 8
weekly insertions aud forward their Bills TO this
,,ffice. q O.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to ME d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
May next, within the loyal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to
pay for Titles.
3 negroes, levied on as the
property of A. Anderson, at the suit of H. II
Wells and w. Ramsay and II. Haynsworth
for another.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of John w. Brownfeld, a. the suit of
A. G. Spain and T. Lynn.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of J. ]. Belser, at the suit of McRa g.,
Spain.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of NJ. Brogdon, at the suit of James D.
McFaddn.
6 negroes, levied on as the
perty of John Colclough, at The suit of F..
Lanneau, John D. Murray and T. L. Gour.
din.
! negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of J. H. Colclough, at the suit of J. s.
Bowie.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of X. F. Ligun, at the suit of 8. Nav.
rant. To be sold at the risk of tho former
purchaser.
April l8 ls41. IS s.
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Spring Millinery,

MRS. HULBURTg g. flanagan, have
the honor Of acquainting the Ladies Of Sum-
teryilte and vicinity, that they have just OPEN
ed handsome assortment of spring Bonnets,
Of the latest styles; consisting Of Silk, French.
Lace, .Neapolitans and other Braids; Also a
Rich assortment of French flowers, Ribbons,
Wreaths, Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs,
Likewise l.ustre Linens and Linen 3arrages,
Embroidered Do; together with other hand.
some Styles for Dresses which they will be
pleased to have them call and examine.
N. B-Dress making carried on in sll its
various branches.
April IL, 1649. "a 81
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Letters

Z Letters
Rimaining in the Post Office Sumterrtlle, S.
c. Quarter Ending March 81, ls49.
A-James II Amnron, Britton Allsbrools.
B-Mrs Ann Buddin, g Vi Bradford, Frameis
Bradford, Theodore Berry, Mrs Washington
Brunson, Hickson & Baker. Miss L H N
Brockington. Miss Allan A Barklsy, Mrs
Lucy Bracey, w Baskiey Harry Bowls, W b
Brown
C-Mn Marry E Carthen, ! ! Chandler,
Danl Clark, Gen S R Chandler, Geo P Cooke,
Geo w Cooper, John A Coclough.
D-Ms Leonora Davis, Langdon D;pkns, VI
Defchnmps, w 8 Deschumps.
E. Edward Erps. Mrs Sarah Exum.
F-EdwinJ J Fielder, Wiley Fort, w l. Fielder,
John A Frss-r, VIM Freeman.
G-J GalIin, John Garden.
H-Snmuel Harviu, DR. nj l. Hartsell, John
Il Horsey, Martin l. Hartseil, NJ d Henry.
J-Miss P James.
K-William ] Kennedy, Miss Auu a King.
L-Wm Law, Isaac N Lenoir.
M John Montgomery, w Mcfarland, w
Il MNchell, John Mines, Miss Elizab=th f
Mellett.
N-Burell Norton, James II Norton, John
Newman, Mrs Ann Nettles.
O-Mrs Maria q Oliver. Hon John Relton
O'Neal, James aud Vim Plowdcn, Dr. James NJ
Pi,ts.
RIM Reufro.
S-Joshuu A Spear. Mrs vi.leo A Scar.
borough, Vim Saunders, F Sumter, Laurence
Seymore.
flames L Thurnes.
WIN Vaughan, 1sham Vaughan.
W-Joeeph Wolls, Mrs Mury E Wilder, J w
West, Warren D Watts. Mrs Mary Wo,ls
Hardy Woodward, H With.rspoon.
HENRY HAYNSWORrH,P PM.
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favours, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
tablishment in Statesburg on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, of the most sim
pie construction of the finest finish, and Of
the hest materials, to wit, Steel Sa,os and
Steel plated ribs case hardened, in which he
repairs old Gins, and puts them in COM
rlete order at the shortest notice. All or
ders for Gins will be promptly and punctu-
ally attended TO.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statcburg s. C. April |, 1910 "a Ii
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New Spring & Summer Goods

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and we'll se-
lec,ed assortment Of Goods, sutuble for
the season. Among their rich selection
will be founi--Burages, Muslins. Cling.
hams and every variety Of Calicoes.
Also, for Genilemen's. wear Linen drills,
Dreb d Etc's and Cottonades. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such us Brown,
Bleached and color'd, HomeHPans Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 80 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Crockery, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &C.: &C., at Charleston prices.
CLARK e. LEWIS.
April III "a If
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IL
A bill has been pnsseds the legislatures
OF New York designating asithe, holidays
to be observed in respect 10 the protesting
OF notes, christmas, New Year, Thanks
giving, and Tho 4,hofJuly.
in the year ending on the LIST Of A pril,
1919, there landed d, New York two hun.
dre,l and four thousand, six hundred and
thirty.six Immigrants. q,
a child Of Mr.. Joseph Connor, in the
nei!sshbothooa OF Yerona, Ky. was burnf d
to death'on Tuesday week. Tie child
was tied in a chair, and while attempting
,ograsp something that attracted its a,len
ton, it lost lis balance and fell into Tho
fire; no one being near, /, burned to death.
The Dry Goods Reporter says that Il
received by the last steamer samples OF
tho German Wools and the prices current
at thni date. Comparison with American
wool shows that if ii requires two pounds
to make yard Of broatlclolh, and the
cost for weaving is 45 cents. the present
tariff is sufficient to enable the American
TO compete successfully with the German
manufacturer.
PHiLADELPHIA STATISTICS. We learn
fromii,e charge ofJudge Kelly, delivered
at Philadelphia OIL Monday last, that on
the 3lst ofslast December, there was con-
fined in tho peniten,iary l2l, in the city
prison ] 65, in, the country prison 243, in
the aims house l, 927, and in the house
ofrefuge l6s-m making in ali 1924 per-
sons. E
It has been dcci'lod by the Circuit
Court, nt, Balston S2ings, N. Y, that q
person travelling in "a railroad car, though
lie may temporarily vacate his seat occu-
pied by him from the starting point, has
,hesright 10 reclaim and hold it, during
his journey, from any person who, taken
advantage ofhs temporary absence, mny
have taken possession oft.
The ice at Mackinuw last week was
as solid ms i'll mid winter, and no water
was visible at Mnckinac. The Indians
were crossing on tho ice from Mackinac
to Beaver Island, in Lake Michigan, n
trip seldom attempted in the hardest win
ter. In Like Superior the tho water was
visible from tho summit. of ''Great Cap"
which is about seven hundred feet high.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public gener
ally of Sumter, that he has, and will constant
ly keep on hand, Fresh and well selected
stock OF Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye S,utfs,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all Of which will be sold
cheap, by
R SIDNEY MELLETT, A. d.
One door ,cest of McLean's old stand.
+, s. All orders from the country prompt
ly attended to.
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New Goods ReceiVad.

The subscribers are now receiving from
New York, a large and we'll selected Stock of
Dry Goods, viz: Brown Shirtings, Long
Cloths; Brown and bleached cotton Drills;
Irish, Brown and Plaid Linens, Linen Drills.
Barages, Linen Lustres; Colored and white
muslins, Linen Ginghams, Muslin Ginrhams,
Colored and black cotton do; Colored, black
and Furniture prints of all kinds; A well
selected stock Of Hosiery; Goods for gentle.
mems Clothing Of various kinds; Ready
made Clothing Of every description; A large
assortment of Bonnets; Leghorn, PANAMA.
Palm Leaf Hats; Boots and Shoes, Saddlery,
Trunks, Valisc Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c:
Hardware and Cutlery, Books and Stationery,
&C, to be found at their store. 3 doors north
OF The Court House. Groceries of ever de-
scr,Ptlon 10 he found at thor Grocery, door
look. -, :: :
:, J. T. soLoMoNs, g. CO.
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N @ T I G E,

The Subscribers havo formed Copartner-
chip, under the firm Of CLARK az LEWIS,
Their stand is the New Store recently erec-
ted on Broad Street, opposite DR.. Mellett's
APothecary, where they will keep General
Assortment of MERCHANDISE, to be dis.
posed Of at the lo,cest prices for Cash. The
public generally, and the Ladies particularly
are invited to call and see. -
JAS. H. CLARK,
N. LEWIS.
sumterville, April 2, ls49. % If
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y A. CON'yvAY,
DRAPER AND lLAII,

Respectfully Informs the public and his
patrons that ks has Just received a full !, aI.
sortment Of nj AND FASHIONADIE
SPRING GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres. Yes
ting, Drillings, Drab D'..eic. etc. etc. s a
large Assortment Of Ready Mady Clothing
at prices to suit the Times, to which he
calls the attention of the Residents Of the
District, 8, i..1 r VI a. -
mings ect. 8 = /, :.
April IL "a Am
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N b " G 0 0 D \ }.

The subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends, and customers that they are
now receiving their SPRING STOCK, from
New York and Charleston, which they will
sell as low as can be purchased in this place,
either for cash or to approved customers.
All we ask is that you give us call and
examine for yourselves, and we doubt not,
that ample satisfaction will he given.
BROWN, LEE g. Co.
Sumterville, % Feb, l849. lS If
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Night School for Writing.

The undersigned purposes opening Night
School for the reception of those, who desire
to write Bold, Free and Expeditions Hand.
The Course Of Instruction will consist of Is
lessons An opportunity is now offered
where the useful and elegant art of CIIIRO-
GRAPfIY, may be acquired at the moderate
charge Of Eight Dollars for tho whole course.
Applications must be made immediately to
ALBERT H. GRAY.
March %, % St
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Kingstree Academy,

MISS SARAH 8. BROOM respectfully an
nounces to the citizens of Kngstree and vi
cinity, that she willopen School for the re :
ce2tion of scholars, on Monday, the 10Th of
April. For terms, &c. apply at the Academy.
April 8, lS49. "a ct
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IN EW GOODS.

The subscribers have just purchased
and received GENERAL STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Fashionable Bonnets, &C., &c. All of which
will be offered very Lop for Cash, or upon
the usual credit to punctua customers
Those of our customers indebted to us pre-
vious to first January last. will do us great
kindness by se,tleing up old accounts, and
making new ones.
ROGERS g. SPENCER.
B.shopville 5th March, 1S49. 2G If
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$40 Reward.

/ will give a reward OF $40 for my boy
DONAS, who left me about the 10Th January
last Donas is about 25 years old; S feet 6
inches high, bow legged, black complexion
with a fine set Of teeth. He is supposed to
be harbored in the neighborhood or about
Sumterville. The above reward will be Civ
en- to any one who will deliver him to me or
any Jailso that lean get him.
]. r. CUMMINGS.
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MUSTER

Bent Company, No. 2. Upper Bat. IA Reg.
SEN. will parade in SnmtervIIe, at IL o.
clock ON The LIST Saturday 18th day. of May,
armed as the law directs for drill.
Patrol Warrants will then be returned
Pursuant to an order from Major Anderson,
an Election for Ensign of the Company will
be held at China's Hotel on the same day.-
Managers, Lieut. Colclough, Sergt. Crane
and Private Deschamps.
BY order of Capt BLANDrNG,
J. 0. iERIOT, o. s.
April 10, 1s49. Is St
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Executors Notice,

All llEersona indebted to the Estate of Thos
Bracey, OF Sumter District, deceased, are re-
quested to make payment; and all persons
having claims against the same are callei
upon to present their accounts, properly at
ted, to L. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Sumtervl,ic.
J. p. WATIES, Qualified Er'or.
JAM 20 1Sd9 "a an
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In Equity.
SUMTER DISTRICT.

va. Bill,
Mary q. SPann & others. izl
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mich
ael c Spann and Charles G. Spann parties
defendants to the above stated bill reside be,
yond tho limits of the State Of South Carroll.
ma: It is ordered that they do plead sanswes'!
or demur to said bill within three months from
the first publication Of this ORDER or judgment
pro confesso will be- entered against theTn.
JOHN B. MILLER, CONF.
Feb. 18th, l649. II 81 3n q
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A Card

MIR. II. J. BRISSENDEN, of Charleston,
Professor of Music, offers his services in the
Formation and Instruction Of Military Bands,
&c. Mr.. b. is possessed of the most salts
factory testimonials regarding capabilty and
charasler. Communications can be- address,
ed to the care of Mr. =. Zogbaum, POI King
street, Charleston, s. c..
AprillS 25 3m