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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

fEsRt - ES-Ch4se's huIFs Hard's aud many other
a kinds approved frlsses Tor Hernia. Also, all the
most sp2royed AIuds Uiero Abdominal Supporters for
the cure OF ProlapSus Cteri A large assortment con-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

E5a w nyg E-F1EEsEEE.zla1 NUTTCE 70 Ah-
Sf n 3 ls vELLERS BETWEEN
&csThe VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS
COMPANY having declined the formation Of though
tlckettohe Virginia Springs, altogether, and between
hchmoad and S5aunton, unless The passenger aa each
6etpeen Richmond and the Eastera terminus Of he
sadrailroad, the undersigned have arranged ticket
with the road OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po
tomac Company, on the following terms n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

ss8 81 s.3 M d, ri Y 81 .,,a,th ID
% do II II TAFsAfAN. ~ IL onna. do
The. above schoonsrs are Of the largest class and
tail sers, built ia the best manner, and will compare
with any line ofPackets sailing from Richmond They
have good accommodations for passengers, and are
commanded by masters thoroughly acquainted with
the trade, who will pay particular attention to the
prompt delivery good ORDER of goods by their line
Freight taken at the lowest rates.
The subscribers take this opportunity of express
sing their thanks to the merchants for the liberal patron-
age already bestowed upon the line, and ask con-
tuance OF their favors. For freight passage, apply
= RANKIN & wHlTLocK, Richmond, or
ia MAILER Il LORD, 10s Wall ST., N. Y.
EHOR NEW ORLEANs.-VIRGINIA AND
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW ORLEANS
The following vessels compose this line, are all OF
the hrst class, with handsome room accommoda
tons, viz:
BBarque G G : yEI Capt Jesse Loyeland
Barque ---, new. ...,. Capt. Hiram Horton
The above vessels are all OF the first class, were
built expressly for the trade between his city and
NewvDrleans, and commanded by snen of long ex-
perience, who will use every exertion 10 give sac-
board,to DAVID CuRRIE s ssss
HASKINS & Id{BY. Of ss
81 tsY LINE TO HUGUENOT SPRIN5ss
ES IN D REDUCTION In THE FARE as;S
ana iss he 17sh August the Huguenot stage will cos
Sect aassss Edmond " Davenp 5rt's Pocket Boats
ssfs DAY Mauakn Town Ferry, ii u o'clock, isiua
y euGers 70 reach The Springs nj half past II,
rs farnng, base saers viii take siae boat snff-
a earl q reach Kiehanond BY sunrise For the
lieRce q those who prefer not to return at SO
= lsslf q haeh viii be kept al the Springs thai
Y the whole trip, by boat aud Stage . 81. o5.
IN 49, JAMES It. SUTTON. In q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

~ COMMISSION MERCHANT. No 81 Main
sSrset-A y gives ms personal attention 10 all sales
eataeE Il ta gsy o. country Of real and personal Es
tate, Slc6 Houses and Los Lands and TeueI,ents
S-2yes, Horses and Carriages. stocks OF Dry Goods
1Eoce.es. Hardware, " ascaee and Jeweirv, House
12G Furniture, Books, Prints and Paintings, China
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\ M I : E4 KHeIl}bj g. Richmond.
SIS J. 4. RAGLAND K co. Scottsyie.


'TNu fiOCSEh Elt' t.iss.--G have Jlst received a
\ J7eSl supply Of hands me House Furniture. en-
s.ae-as II part follows: Marb.s-top Ladies Cabi
ns;>. W@ao-any do 10 do. mahogany Bureaus; mar
b.ego ', assistants ulGro.e-l0p and side Ia
h.sS Go NcENSt8ndS mahogany spriug-seat Sofas;
Mahogany halE-ciot1 Rocking CaalrS: cane and wood
dQ mahogany hAlr-clo;h par.or Chairs; cane and
%ln1 ao OF variety Of pStIernS;l Lounges; French
Bslss.s&,s. ana CIV post do. &c. &c.
Ise above articles OF the pest workmanship, and
Wi * sod purchasers terms which cannot fail
10 p,sssz. ALIEN. MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!!-I am now
receiving the largest ard best assorted stock of
Goods have ever had; all bought by myself, exclu-
syely Tor my own safes, in the Northern markets =
Without enqrnerang long list Of articles | will mere
y say mat nave every thing in the way of Dress
Goods rom lets. Calico to the finest fabric out this
Brown and blesched Goods, at all prices; paid and
striped Domestcs and Linseys heavy Kerseys; Cass.
net3 and Canadian Cloths; Blankets, &c
Hente[ngq Will md choice stock of Cloths, CASH
Ineres ana estnas OF all varieties, Stocks Cravas,
scars, Pocket Hdkis, ready made Shirts, Collars, Me.
rino Shirts, Drawers, &c
The Coths Cassmeres and Vestings will either sell
" Inc ard Or nave made 10 order avery low prices
and guarantee the fit in all cases ~
10 Fancy Articles have the usual variety and invite
eau from all purchasing Dry Goods, assuring them Of
nhd.ug large stock and the prices as low as any
Richmond house can offer
sc II }. 6. CHENERY. opposite F. Deoot.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
ga IBDAIsD, GARDNER a CAKLT0N.

-l-tLll> iJE ll-
Hartford FTe Insurance Company. of Hartford CT;
: Howard Insurance Company, OF New YORK;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company. OF Philadelphia;
Insure against losses by Fire Buildings Furniture,
MeTchandls, &c, throughout the State on favorable
teruas. AL lysses adjusted With promputude
- Office No. III weSt MAN street an 2O-tf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

y 3 Goods can a! al times be had at private sale
81 oe,ow the market prce
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
.stsr RECEIVED AT CmAs. HIATT

q WELL d CO.'S new and be- aaIif,1I a..ors men,
OF Ladies Dress Goods, s.aong which may Be found
ooube width Moosliues al Is cts per yard worth SO
Gus aiso3 a nee assor'ment OF Ladies and Misses
"isea si'1 nit's and Gloves, all sizes; complete as
sornent OF Gloves and Hosiery; Shawls, &C. rich wa.
terd aiA Jenny Lind Cioaks and Visees rich embroi.
oeisd IHbet Goth Cloaks; Ladies Hoods nice ar
ueiei aud variety o. other Goods too numerous to
meptoo-to wlich invite the attention OF our cus
toners and The public generally, assuring them that il
they give call they will fad goods much cheaner
than caa be bought elsewhere.
a fine assortn,ept OF Carpetings Rugs, Blankets
Servants Blankets Negro Clothing &c. which can BE-
had al unusually low prices, at
CHAS, HARTWELL az CO.'S
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

~ ~fEfi7f
advantage or
'rthr night free

tust idsfen-
q " IT gong sssaaher North h advantage or,
Their arrival at Baltimore OF REM ,rtfr night fres
Of charge ca board of I boast llsvif, ,,,e,,S
datlons, aud avoiding expenses at es
Returning, passengers leave BaIfiif on TUESDAYS
and Fridays, at 4 T; NJ, and arrive at Richmond The
next day about 10 NJ ''e
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore SIS SO.
i; Far Irom Richmond to Piney Point, with the pri
I'd So NanS ''V seasonr
Fare tor children under II years Of age hall price.
Meals ana state rooms for first class passengers extra
or iaTs parcuars or through tickets apply at The
Il ssat ct fae.,F. Il p r. R. Co, to 'f'' = '''S
WIN. III. ALLEN, Ticket Agst.
~ onward cabin passengers and colossd persona
lodsng. o : - l'.ia0'''s 'ieai 3 "a ano
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
IT. II. sKINKER, No IS Pearl Street offer

H. r. shiNhER, No. Is Pearl Street, offers
100 hhds. Orleans and West India Sugars
lUo packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdsredd.
o 20 hhds and barrels Molasses 80
4Oe kegs Nails
SOC bags Sho.
rs Is boxes and half chests Green and Black Tea.
$40 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candies
800 sides Sole Leather
l00o lbs. coarse and fine Shoe Thread
500 Ieams Gap, Letter and Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Brooms -ps'
loo dozen Painted Buckets
so quarter and eighth casks Madeira Sherry and
Port Wines ''' anu
% quarter and hall pipes French Brandy, part
very superior r
Is bills Apple and Peach Brandy
100 bbls Whiskey various b. ands
$50 tons e. glish, american and Swedes Iron.
comprising full assortment Of Bars, Hoops'
Band, Rod and Sheet Iron Ts'
10 tons AMERICAN Blstered and Cast Steel
Block Tin, Wire Copper, Zinc Lead. 8zc
ALso-Spices, Cotton Yarns, Cigars. Indigo, Mad
der, Copperas, Cotton and Hemp Lines, Wick Twlne
Powder, Salt Vinegar, &c. an a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
sssa o. l';lI d;
.,staSi1 -r1gvs b
Z lt1icyH H as Eff ~
) =, ssz.iss ssAszs
( ~ Snare rgSAaVA

IA - RI sha..lzRs' zi.l,iai3 's5llll'lzza
~ Z y 1t ABROAD
4 4 Il " BALLTI-s
!. sTs y iss,s VIA
i, tss 4. rH OF THE
,a lsl'I',. oNn AND BAL
a 4 ADVISED tAg son
Il endid HI Y s.
taA..s..l' n "a : 81 a.a !.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

NV have opened principally OF our own impor
wv taon, superb assortment Of rich Cashmere, f.
cured and plain Satin and Baraihea Vestngs which We
offer 10 the trade al small advance Many Of the
styles are particularly rich and beautiful
Sc ~ KENT, PAINE & KENT.
VsONQUA BEANS-NEW CROP.-200 Ibs
u Tonqua Beans, new crop, prime, just re ceived
per schr. Fair
PURCELL, LADD Il CO..
say W Main street. corner l4.h,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

OplII1Itr an aVtfHs
z SkOOKs d BELL, WHOLESALE DEA-
l ~ LERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY o9oDS, NO. n Pear or l4lh street, have re-
eesed and offer for sale by the piece or very
large and well assorted stock Of -
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
and SOLICIT an examination Of tho came from city and
country merchants. ses
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

fIdgIt Square.
GROCERIES.-6000 sacks fine Salt, Marshall
~ aud WoTthington brands
100 hhds. prime Western Sides
500 bbis tine Rosendae Cement
$1,000 los Todd's Bacon, hog round
loo bbis. Cincinnati Whiskey
30 do. old Wh>key
so baskets Owe Oil
so baskets Heid,ick Champagne Wine
go bags Java, Manila and Maracaibo Coffee
$50 bags Shot, assorted sizes
100 bags Ginger and Pepper
25 boxes Sperm Candies
loo do. Adamanine do
loo bags Brazil Sugar
800 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Tea.
One OF the best assornens ever offered for sale in
the State &c. For sale by
iy II EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27
AESa AN o f5A.ss1 ROUTE 70 TIE.
rs DAILY LINE Of PACKETS

u 70 sas White Sulphur. =. .slo so 4
haI price. :
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

HE ESSRS. EplTORS:-- Dear &rS,-havins
IVA Hsed Bakers Premium Bitters in my tSRliy,
wish 10 oSoru the public 81 the benefits derived from
them. My Ntic has suffered three or four wears with
the YssS her stomach seemed 10 be nearly DESTROY
Ell AZ uR,eS he woHd say 10 me. am weak, can
nor i've, m uSt de. then purchased bottle Of tbs
foplc ot tle proprietor tuion Hill, Richmond Va.
three hotties lne disease seemed 10 De entlrey cured
Next, my l!te cnId, niNe months old, was very low
with We SOt CYSSpySty Sud after S prescriptions had
fSleo nay VIE with al confidence 10 the bNerS cont
nlSncSd uSsS thfsr JeS-spoo0GlS per day with lit
tie waite sugar, which restored the ehd 10 perfect
heSgh lew dSyS would advise all SutiSriug with
tie diseases 10 use the above touic as certain
rsale<y. THOMAS J. MELTON.
Hanover county, August ~, 1850.
To oS had ct \. bGtsNer c. Bennett Il Co. \, Du-
val tUlee, LSa4 o, MSn street aud at j. Blsy's,
EroAd street au %
Y lRGtNIA CENTRAL kAlI.ROA D.
CALLEp MEETING OF THE STOCK
EOLpcAS,- Inc agents tor the COUNTIES of Monroe
Snc GTSe0hylsg aaS0 Subscribed the sum OF Si0000o
t1s &tUouut telus0 - SUiie The Company the sub
Scptc ~ The StSge, 81 iOSC request. meeting II the
sloc NhotsrS viii bS held al Louisa Court Houso, 90
Thursday, the i1la dAy Of Ocgober TO consider the
i'Nsea Stauu;No SuG Covagto'; also, the test means
a exQedUIug tne complexion OF The road the ess
sue q the Hi1s klSSs 70 the Iuunel.
y MI uCSuuo = requested, SIS the above and 9th er
blSaesS ~ gsnsrsl n&tlre may engage the attention
Of Jb1 meeting
Al tae Counties interested in the extension of the
mad 70 me Ono invited send special delegates
e GA2S Glselng who together with the stockholders oil
the Company, VIA be entitled Tree ticket on that
osss>}ol.
By order Of tke Board
X fS-2AyNtd J. GARRETT SECRETARY
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

AND STEAMBOAT [
81 IRE AND THE NORTH
sly POINT AND THE
W I, rlG1M AC.--FaRE EETwEEN
Tgslo IA sss 50.--The Iphlic are
Moaday, the 24th inst. ,lhe swift
BALTIMORE, Capt Alex.
with state ROOMS. and $50 berliis,
this route and on and after tha
weekly in connection wifi the Il.
burg and Potomac Railroad, hs
Acquia Greek and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Richmond
train at II AM. on MONDAYS aud
at Acquia Creek about IL NJ, wi
tinore. Descending the Potoma
It's fine scenery by day light, aud
about P. NJ, and at Baltimore
night. 5,
This line, it will be seen, AVOID
ton .Af the Bay, and Of eoprse |
danpssros rQagh & I. |, y. 4, a,ias,; n re
ltt ~ fftsss * * w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

Tie ulJsl liberal cash advances made on all con-
sgl1gc,s Intended tor my auction sales
t. As-3-Ag Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
ur1Ag.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

EDURCELL, LADD & CO., DRUGGISTS
ID AND DEALERS IN PAINS s, OILS. DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &c. having in store their Fall
stock drugs, Dyes, &c, offer large and general
assortment al low prices.
400 lbs superior Indigo
casks best Dutch Nader
20 barrels Sps. Turpentne
20 do. Copperas
cases Lows Brown Windsor Soap
20 bbls Copal Varnishes
l case No Nutmegs
bbls roll Brlm one
l hid Flour Sulphur
bbls Castor Oil
cases rei'd Borax
SO kegs Super Carb Soda
] cask Blue Vriol
bbis rei'd Camphor
opow'd Cream Taner
800 ounces Suphate Quinne
S50 los White Lead, dry aud in oil
IL kegs refi'd Saltpetre
ease picked Gum Arabic
50 baskets Salad Gil
IS bxs grid Pepper, Ginger Spice, &c.
Also, 1000 bxs Frenchand American Window Glass,
single and double thickness
With all thes popular Patent Medicines, Painters
Colors, (dry and ia OILY Brushes, Toilet Soaps, and
good assortment OF fancy articles.
N: B.-Paricular attention TO packing and for
warding orders. PURCELL, LADD &CO.,
Druggists, 20 Main ST. corner 18th,
au " Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists,
nv 80 20 Nam Conner 1a,b Ssrsn,s
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

"a LOOK AT TttIS The new Fan -
- style OF HATS and CAPS can be had at -
the Iown and Country Hat and Cap Manu- 20
factory No 1877 Broad street, Shockoe Hl at the sign
OF the Big Yellow Hat
We would respectfully inform our city and country
ends and the public in general that we are ready to
furnish them with the fail style of Hats which we
ate certain cannot be surpassed fol- neatness durability
and comfort 10 the city, We can warrant them 10 be- Of
the best materials and workmanship that can be had,
as We manufacture them ourselves All you have to do
Is to give US call and see for yourselves Always en-
eouiage home manufacture first when YOU can get a
better article Tor less money So do not forget to give
US cal before purchasing elsewhere as there is no
harm il boxing Do not forget the sign and No. 1877
RICHARD MOORE d CO
n. B. We will sell the remainder of our Summer
stock oil without regard TO cost Dress HAS made to
order al tie shortest notice
au24 R M g. On
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

r.
Inc following through tickets have also been arran.
ged Tor passengers romthe North South and East bv
aooplung Whch they are aerer Liable to detentioncn
feach'ng Charlottesville the point of stage caaaecf,on
Between Petersburg and Staunton. "a on
between between petersburg and Warm Springs. IL so
between petersburg and White Sulphur Springs. IA so
Between Baltimore and Siaunton. .. II so
Between Baltimore and Warm Springs il 50
Between Baltimore and White Sulphur Springs. is So
Deiween Washington and Stanton. ........lI so
Between W ashlngton and Warm Springs. Is so
Between Washington and White Sulphur Springs, Is so
belWeen fredericksburg and Staunton. so
BelWeen fredericksburg and Warm Springs. l2 So
Between sMs;e frede>y<eksburg and White Sulphur
SPRINGS '..l5 SO
between 8 Norolk and Portsmouth and Siaunon 8 se.
Between Norfolk and Portsmouth and Warm -
BeFweep Norfolk and Portsmouth and While Sal.
SeSls lsso 10 ,.Iar ~ l6 30
iIstauhtotsSSAys,. 6 SO
Passenger viii be permitted to stop at any point on
'nf routeAand resume their seats under the same ticket
II For llcAets, apply at the depot of the Richmond,
ppfaerekshprg and Potomac Railroad Company, in
h1chmond, " the Captains the respective routes and
" me Undersigned, at the Powhaan House in Rich
'Wlih ;ats, 9. lexington Staunton and ne Warm and
y 10 IS WILLIAM P. FARls.S& co.
fSfts sssg rg.s E-EzzFzaszFg1 VIRGINIA GEN.
80 II ~ TRIAL RAILrRCAD-
IT, road now completed tor the transportation of
passengers to Charlottesville the cars arrive going West
light ~ ''' '''N' '"o'"'''s ao0Ss osy
pn and after the Sin July Freight will be-
NIB. On the 9th Jt'r, freight IA u;
Charlottesville for Rich pnd
CO - Il u M sssa Nv
and Friday, al 3 B clock
ing mornings, reaching n
Ter making The usual sl
train. naf&dnS WIN
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-18
IN EQUITY
NOTICE.

To Guardians, Trustees and Reccirers.
All guardians, trustees, receivers and
others who are bound TO account To tho
Commissioner in Equity, for Sumter Dis
trict, arc hereby required to be and appear
before said Commissioner at his Office at
Sumter Court House, on the second
Tuesday Of January, and the Tuesdays in
January and February next, to make re.
turns of the estates i'll their hands, pos
session or management, setting forth on
oath, tho particulars and value of such cs.
tate, aud All account of al! money received
and paid for said estates. and to suhsian,i'
ale tho same by proper and sufficient vouch
crs; also, to produce all bonds, notes, Ger
~titicates OF stock and other evidence of
chooses in action, which arc specified in
said returns; and, also al, title deeds. bills
of sale and other muni!ncnts Of title ol
property purchased by him or her. or them,
lor his, her or their ward OF ccstuiqu trust.
Those who fail, rules Will be immediately
issued against them.
JOHN B. MILLER.
Cam. Eq'p. Sum4er Dis'-ict.
Sumter Court House, 9th day Of !No..
1850.
Nov u. 1850. Ats.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

BY yir,uc Of sundIy Executions to me directed.
will b" sold ut Sumter Court HOUSE. on Tn. first
Monday and day following in January next,
within the legal hours Of sale. to the highest
bidder, for Cash. the following Property.
Purchasers 10 pay Tor titles.
Tine Tract of land of loo acres more or less i'm
Clnrcinont-acar Providence. ana wi,cre. De.
irn'!ani lyel in 1919. levied on as The property
"i II. VI: B'itch, ai the suit of VIM. Lewis.
One Tract If l2g ncr.s more or I.,s j., fl,r,.
mont, near Spring.I lands Of WIN.
Reynolds. Il. B. Davis aud Wm. Burriss. levied
ON ms the property ot Thomas Hancock. NJ tl,,.
the suit Of Elisha Spencer.
o'e Negro levied on ~ the property Of G.. w.
i'irlics. nj The sui; of Robert Marlin. Bsnr"r.
Three Negroes lryiMl on us the pro..r,v ne
Edward Anderson, III the suit OF \. Barnes.
Four Negroes levied on as the propcr,v of
nii'ilsoii sylvester. 1T The suit OF join! G.. t:a,iin.
for another. ~
100 Bushels or Corn more or less, 500 weiuh,
f"hh,r more or less, 10 bushels Of peas more or
less, levied on "s the properly OF Eliza 4. Walker
nj tl.c s'ii' OF Dr. Jn". J" Fielder.
80 Acres of land more or less in Clarendon
"ilolning lands e.. > Horses, ] buggy and
II Bride and Saddle. levied on rs The pr,,,rr,v of
James y: Mli!clnm. ut tit" suit o., g.. II. Hrall.am.
NY .>rg'o lsSicu on a. The property OF Jno. +.
June, nj the suit Of G.. w L.SscsIc.
% Acres of land more or less i'm Clarendon
ADJOINING lands Of f, levied on .s the pr.,.
perry OF !no X fricrson, nj the suit Of VIM. VI.
Davis. "
One Negro levied on a. The property Of Rich.
NOR, for another.
Ono Negro levied on rs the property Of II. J.
Wi,herspoon, u, the sui, of .Ia,..rs Bl:sc,,.
One Negro levied o, as the properly Of Eliza.
beth Richardson, NJ the suiI Of .Ii,nrs BAY.
HARVEY SKINNER.
Sheri!ls Office, 18Th December, 1850.
Dar 10 20 .,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-12-18

ALNnAMA.-We give (says tho Hart
to'd t%onrani,) tho following extract Of a
letter from a gentleman OF Alabama to a
triehu III this city. rs n specimen OF the
state OF feeling in tho interior counties of
tho South. The writer is q native of
CONNECTICUT, who has resided in Alabama
Tor some years, aud fully understands the
Jews Of those about whom he writes:
SSNghat Calhoun could not effect in
twenty years, has been done in six weeks,
VIZ union Of the South. ! do assure YOU
that, III this county, one of the weaIth,est,
and containing rs quiet and intelligent n
population as there is in the United States
wing too-whcre first there was a large
Union party-tIlerc is now no one promin-
ent citizen that | know of, or have heard
OF, that docs not say the time has come for
secession. For one, with many tics TO
%Rind me to the Nor,h-born DEMONSTRATING
friends and relations from whom it would
she painful to dther-having hoped, and.
until my rcccntv.sitto the Nor,ib having
expected that my children and yours would
live aud die under the same government
our fathers had-it was with great reluc-
lance that I was convinced that the North
would not leave us alone, which was all
W ashcH. !hs u 10, 1 uMl pItPhicu CooliS
and calmly to vote for secession, and, il it
is necessary, to sustain tho vote with life
and fortune. The Union, as it has been
managed for some years, has no friends
here. Those who hoped justice from the
North arc giving up their hopes. since the
news came OF the action in Ohio, Pcnnsyl-
T%aiia, and especially in Massachusetts.
Nothing but the cifnctual waking up of the
Union incn, (ifany such there be,) ut the
North, and their cliectual putting down Of
slavery agitation there, can now save the
Union. No Union party here can save it.
Their ground has been taken from under
them by the notification Of the slave law,
and the renewed aud increasing agitation
slave question at The North"
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The State of South Carolina
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.

DAItTING DIN111CT.
William Jcilords who is in the custody of ia,
Sheriff. of Darlington District. by virtue of Il
Writ "iCnayias nd Saiisf,cienlum, nj the suit of
John u. Murray, having filed III my Office, tn.
gcthcr with II schedule on oath. of his estate and
effects, his petition to the Court of Common
Pleas, PRAYING that he may be- admitted! To the
benefit Of the Acts "f the General Assembly.
mn'lc for the relief OF i~;ls"lvcrt Debtors. Il, is
ordered thai the said John d. Murray and all
other, the creditors Ia whom the said William
Jcsiurds Is in any Wise Indebted, be, and they
nrc hereby summoned and have notice 10 appcar
before the said Cour, III Darlington Court House
on Monday the seventeenth day o. Marcel, ncx,,
10 sliew cause If amy they can. why the PRAYER
OF the petition aforesaid should NOT he granted.
T.. ID. BNUNSON. e. G. r.. S.
oi1ice OF Common Pleas, December 10. 1850
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John ]. Dickson who is in the CUSTODY
OF the Sheriff of Darlington District, by vir-
tue of a Writ of Capias ad Satisfacierdum
nj the suit of Wilicc Goodson, having filed
III my office together, with a schedule on
oath, Q: his estate and effects, his petition
% the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts of the General Assembly, made
Tor tho relief Of Insolvcnt Debtors. II is
ordered, that the said Wilice Goodson, and
all other the creditors TO whom the said
John l.. Dickson is in any wise indebted,
be, and they arc hereby summoned and have
notice to appear before the said Court a.
Darlington Court House on Monday the
seventeenth day Of March next, to shew
cause II any they can, why tho prayer of
the pctti"n aforesaid should not be granted.
f. B. BRUNSON, c. c. p. D. D.
Office of Common Pleas, y
Darlington District, s. c. ON
Nov. 9Th, 1886.