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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER AND STA~lONARIES.

So CRmaI strcet, New Orleans.
II EEPS constantly on hand, and for sale on
IN the most advantageous terms, AN extensive
Of BOOKS, of every variety and
description, and in every department of Litera-
ture, Science, and the Arts.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS,
of every kind, and other religious and devo.
tional works for all denominations ofChristians
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06

I will in pursuance ofan order Ghtained at
1.-The August Term of the II norable Probate
Court of YazoO county proceed to sell to the
highest bidder at the courthouse of said coun-
ty, on the 18Th day of November 1850, the fol-
lowing lands belonging to the estate of Josiah
J. Woodbridge decd, tO-wit:
One half interest in North half, Section four
teen Township eleven range two west, 1924
acres, east half north east quarter and east half
south east quarter Section 10 township IL R
w; $50 65-l00 acres, east half north east quar-
ter Section II IL R 2 w; 80 49-10O acres,
west half north west quarter Section IL T IL R
, w 20 IL 100 acres cast half north east quar-
ter section 10 T II R 2 w so acres north half
west half north east quarter Section 81 T IL R
west 40 2-1O0 acres; lying and being in the
county of YazUo.
One half interest west half north east quar-
ter Section To, r 3 west East half north
west quarter Section 81 8 R 2 west lot nun
Der 9 Section SO I R west Lot number
Section T R 3 west, lots number and
Secion 81 T OR 2 west containing 480 acre
in the county of Madison.
Said lands are are to be sold on a credit o
II months with Bond and approved security.
w. ]. LEAKE,
Sept. 25th 1850. Executor,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06

TERMS.
For Tri-weekly during the Session ef Congress
and SOmi-wookly during the recess, thePrice
will be per annum 50 w.
Weekly paper : :; 5O
The price Of subscription most be paid in
yariably in advance, and the cash accompany
the name sent.
All persons procuring ten names shall be en-
titled to receive one copy grutts for one
year.
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9, W. Hicks

4 ii a e f q ii z r. .,
MERCHANTS,
YAzoo CRY. MI.
WE are thankful for former patronage,
w and take pleasure in offering our scrvi-
ces under our neto firm to our old patrons and
the public generally. We have taken the
house lately occupied by Messrs. Wilson g.
Pickett, & ]. ]. Wilson, & Bro. and will
keep constantly on hand large stock Of gro-
ceries, and produce, rope, bagging, iron cast
ing, stoves, &C., which we will sell low for
cash, or cotton, or on usual time to prompt
customers, and solicita call from all purchas-
ers, visiting our city. We will also pay par
ticular attention to the forwarding business
and make liberal cash advances on cotton for
shipment or sale in this market.
YazoO city, Sept. 26, 1650-6m
(Whig please copy)
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PORTERFIELD & Go.

GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS
AND COMMTSSTON MERCHA MIS-,
VICKSBURG MISS
TNIE undersigned have opened store on
Levee street and offer their services as
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants. They
will also soon have a good stock of Western
Produce of all kinds, which they will sell low
for cash or good paper.
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A. P. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON.
r. TOOMBS,
]. THOMPSON.

CLr Editors, and papers friendly to the en-
terprise, will pleaes publish this Prospectus.
which will entitla them to an exchange with
the newspaper. All who comply with this re-
west viii send copy of the paper containing
it to the Committee.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1850,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06

Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods,
Pro3Ece, Household Furniture, Lire Stock, and
every other description Of Merchandise or Per-
sonal Property shipped or to be shipped per
good steamboat, or boats to and from points on
The Western waters, or between Eastern cities
via Lakes, or other inland route and any
towns NTH Western country, against the haz-
ards of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
Hat and Caps.

4 UST received large assortment OF Az
y and Caps for sale at the lowest prices.
w. CALDWELL.
Oct lO-ls5O.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06

IF INsEED OIL, Turpentine, White Lead
- Window Glass and SASH lSrge supply
Just received and sale by
ostlo-lSO. Ling g HARRISON
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
PROTECTION FIRE
AND
M axine Insuranc Co
annual Premiums, Capital Stock, ard Surplps
Fnnd
&l,ooo,oOo.

The undersigned would call the attention of
merchants and others having property exposed
to loss by Fire or the perils Of Navigation to
the superior advantages offered by the
Protection Insurance Conn
p0ny
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
--ALso-

Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares, and
contained or stored therein, a.
ysinst loss or damage by FIRE.
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THARP & HICKS,
Sept. 25th 1850.

James rharp
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
OF HARTFORD, CONN

viz:
1.-Rates of Premium as low as those of any
other RESPONSIBLE Office.
IA speedy and satisfactory adjustment of
losses by the General Agent of the Company
for the Western and Southern States.
3.-Arbitration (of all differences which may
arise) by referees mutually chosen.
4.-AwarGs promptly paid in Specie, Bankable
Funds, or Exchange ON New York, Balti-
more, Charleston, New Orleans. St. Louis.
Louisville, Pittsburgh, or Cincinnati, It the
option of the insured.
OF Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and
principles of adjusting losses-Rates of Pre-
miums-classifcatio Of Hazards, DC, &C.,
&c, furnished to the customers of the office
free of charge.
For further information apply to the under
rigned who is fully authorized to insure Dvel-
ingS. Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Man.
Wfactories, Barns, &c.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-06
Plantation For Sale.

N good order, productive, good water, etc.
= caa Be bought on liberal terms; apply to
oct. lO-ls5O. &C. ]. BLACKMAN.
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Notice to Teachers,
bradford Springs FeBanle H,l-
q Rtitutc in Sumter District.

The annual Election for Teachers, Ia the
raid Institute, will be held by the Trustees on
the first day uf November next.
The following nre the situations to be filled /:
a Principal with n SALARY Of $1,000 pr an.
His lady. who must be competent TO
supervise tho manners and department
OF the young Ladies', with n general
sipcIlntcniance over them white out
oil school, and who will receive n salary Of $3.50.
A male assistant, capable of supplying
the place Of Principal in case of his alb
scnrc. Salary $500.
a Female assistant in the Literary de-
partmcnt, salary, $3.50.
a Ermnte teacher Of French, and of
the Piano, salary, $3.50.
a Female assistant teacher Of tho
Piano. and OF needle work &c, salary, $3.50.
a Female teacher of the Guitar, Draw
ing AMI Painting, salary, 800.
Board. Lodging &c, furnished Cor the prin.
cifnl and wife nni teachers. anil mr Ill the
children of principal and assistant, male teacher,
under seven years Ofup.,
There will also be elected n gentleman, capa-
bic al Cling the offices of SECRETARY,
TREASURER and BURSAR. He must be II
married man. with n wife competent to managc
ne household part of the establishment. The
sniary Will bc $Ipo per nnnutn, with board for
himself, wife, and three children, should They
have so many.
The Institute is now in a very nOurishinc
condiiinn, mud situated in one of The iicnlthicst
parts Of the State.
Appiicati"ns to be .rnt postage pai'D TO the
subscriber ut Sumt.rvilic, $. G..
ID. Il. McLAURlH, Scc's. & Tree.
Sept p 43 6,
az The Wutchnan nj Sum,crvillc. Mrrcn.
ry nj Charleston. md Telegraph n, Columbia.
will copy once a week till day of election. and
forward bills 10 The Secretary and Treasurer
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South Carolina Sumte Dist.

ny ". LEtPlS, Esp, OrMiaaryJ for SAID
District.
Whereas, John Scatf hath applied to
me i"r Letters Df administrator, on all
and singular the goods and cha;tcls, rights
anu ccea.ts nj John Sims, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and almon.
ISL all aud singular, the kindred and cre,i.
tors ct the said deceased, 10 be and appear
nciorc me nj our next Ordmary's Court for
tic saW District, IL lie holden at Sumter
court House on Friday the 18th day of o.
'"brr next, to sl'"w cause, il any, why ,lHs
sa'1 administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
+. 3o'h day OF Sepr., in the year OF orr
IT, IS Lord. ono lhnnSand eight hundred
and fifty, and in the 18th wear OF,
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
OF. ., 1850 AZ >,
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ElectionNotioe.

PURSUANT to the Provisions OF tbs
u Act of the General Assembly, in such
case made and provided; it Is ordered that
ali election be licid at the usual places Of
election, Tor Salem County, Sumter District,
on Monday, tho fourteen day of October
next, for Tax Collector. for Stlem County.
Sumter District, the polls 10 be opened be-
tween tho same hotrs rs heretofore. and In
all other respects, The said election to be
conducted, in like manner as is prescribed,
for the election of members of citIior branch
of the 1n.islhnhrc--ii,c managers will meet
at Sumiarvil!c, the "Wednesday after, count
out tho votes, and declare the election.
J. ID. JONES, c. c. ps.
Office of Com. Pleas,
Sumter Court House,
30th Sent. 1850.
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$50 REWARD,

ID ANYWAY FROM tho subscriber about
10 Isl, Aug. 1919, my negro man Bogus,
aboot and shoo makcr by trade, about 81
years of age, black, with full eyes and thick
lips, plausible when spoken 70, a little stop
il The shoulders when walking, he was
raised about Sunicrvillc, or Bis!,opviIlc, aud
was formerly the property of Bishop g.
Bowen, Of Slm,er District, purchased
iGla Of Thos. La%gyEsq., of Camden, and he
At5-a vita at the Slluda Factory, near Co
'llnp,a, his mother is in SuntrrviIlc, and nc
~ supposed TO be lurking about tho above
p!ac2S OF g. orgrlown, winreSh he has con-
nayioi,. I.wii ply $50 for las delivery TO
,,sFat LnncaStnryi'lc, $. G, G25 if he is
lpiGsi in aiyiaiI 80 rs | ran Get him, or Tho
alry4mr ward OF 500 fr his apprehension
nni pslef j" comfy ion against my resi- on
sib s&@'im prrson@io may lave Iiarbored
or cm?Ioycd li'n.
WIN. ROBINSON.
r "Oa ., 1870 50 ct
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5 Walked AWAY,

q Abont 3 months q LONDON, a
~ man about 5 feet, s inches high, re.
marknbly polite. beautiful teeth, high fore.
head, we'll formed, wears n mnstacl,c and
goatrc, about 35 years old.
Also, on Tucs'lny last my os'lor JIM,
small eyes, front teeth above wanting. snll-
on conntcnance, about 5 feet high, swurtl,y
complexion, n large lump in both ins,cps,
30 years old.
On Saturday last, BEN, 5 feet high, stout
bnil', bowed legged, cannot look in The face
when spoken To, INJUSTICE complexion, full
head Of hair.
Snfcrintendants will confer a fuvor hy in
forming their respective places that n suit
able reward will be paid for the upprehcn-
sion of tho above gentlemen Of pleasure,
who walked away for causes only Known to
themselves.
HUGH FRASER.
Rose Bank, Oct. 2, 1850. Al q
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Direct Importations of
ARASA ASMSMS.

The subscribers, are constantly receiving
direct Nom the Manufacturers. MADE TO
FlIEM ORDER, AMI expressly adapted 10
the Southern Trade, and 10 w.iiaI they with
confidence invite the attention nf mrchaacrs,
with n gnarantrc that the Goods will be
found PURE LAY--,o-wi,:
S'iiriihg and Frnnliu" Linens and lawns
Pillow Ca-". Copice MD S!,"n:ing Linens
Rns,ia. Birds Eye, and IluphhImck Diapers
Bleachcd and Brown Table Dlmnshs, Of as
sorted Willis,
Damask Doy!ieS, Napkins and Cloths, of IA
rious siZ"s,
Dowlass, Glass Cloths: Black. White and
Brown Holland,
Ladies', Gents, and Ciil,!rcn's Linen Cum
brio Hhkis., etc. ctc.
&. a. +. J.. KERR1SDN & CO.
20J King Street,
Charleston, S. G..
Aug %. 1850, Al 3m
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The State Ct South Carolina

By His Exccllcncy. W%uIrrMArsu D.
S%EAEEooN. Governor and Commandment.
Chief IN aud over the State al South Caro-.
lima:
WHEREAS, !, is the duty Of every religious
continuity TO acknowledges, at stated
periods, their dependence ON Almighty
God, To express illrir gratitude for past
mcrrics, and hnmhly To implore II $ ilcs-
sing Tor The future
.Nom her,jrrr, !, Wl,itcmarsl, b. Sea.
bro X, Governor OF South Carolina, do here
by recommend to The people Of lhc State, To
observe the Fourth Thursday in October
next. as Il day OF thanksgiving, hunisiatin,
and prayer, and TO assemble at their rcspcc.
tive places of worship In offer up their de
,ot,ons to that Being, who has assigned Us
i home rich in The best fruits OF the earth,
and distinguishes! for the excellence OF It's
religious, political, social, and clv,l lns,l,u-
tut IONS.
Given under my hand, Nd the Seal OF
the State, at Columbia, this i~wcntv-thirl
day o: September, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eigh' hundred and fifty. and
the scvcniy.iith year Of American indc-
pcnhcncc.
WIIlTEMARStI d SEABnOOK.
Is. Is. HENEGAN. Secretary OF State.
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Seuth-C Carolina Sumter Dist
nv EQUIT'Y.
James j. L. Allen ct al
Sarah Allen, Admir-.

Sarah Allen, Admir-.
WAX he sold at Sumter Court House on
u, first Monday in November next, aad if
n t then sold, Will be oifcr.d un suisse ,uent
sale-'lays.
The following lands OF Ezra Allen, dc'd.
a tract OF land called the Lewis Pebbles
tract Containing five hundred and twenty
seven and n half acres; situated OH Flat
1sran:h and Beaver Dam Branch, not to be
sold under one dollar per acre.
All the interest of the deceased in a
tract o! land lying in the Watrrec River
Swamp, sold for what it VIII hiring.
Terms of sale are so much cash MS will
pay costs of sale Nc. Bal nee ON a cred
u at ons AMI tw" years, wiIh interest from
DAY o! sale. Purchasers giving bond and
security and a Mortgage Of the promises
aud paying for papers.
by order OF the Court.
Join Is. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumtervilic, Oct. o, 1850 81 At
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Cigars and Tobacco

of the following neutrality-suspicious.
Castillo--IacgaI,a Observation-Disclosures
pe'o-Palmelto Gold lnaf-Gen Taylor,
Cheroo's-Charlcsion Cigars--l0O in II
bunch Rough and Ready Tobacco, Viz
GINA Gold | cal, Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
Tor gale low for Cash.
w. J. FRANCIS
Under tho ofirc Of the Sumter Banner,
and ID door above a. J. & p. Moses Store.
Oci2, 1850 40
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EIORE ROOM WANTED,

In he STORE of. y. SOLOMDNS & Co..
fH the reception nj ,h'ir FAIL. and WINTER
STOCK. All who feel an interest in our
'.cnlt', and prosperity. Will please cal! AMI as
sisl ~ in rrmnyin" either by wholesale or re-.
tail the immense stock of Goods inst received.
As ag'nis for the People W. would respectfully
inform ihrn. tt'a. their fall supply is ready for
delivery III pr"pr'H Irr$OHn - nr 10 order, and
they will please call and take Them away as We
nrr saily IN want "f Room. and fresh air, and
w"n!dn, "hjrci t" a htHc Sir,rc ,Adn.c.
Here they are:
Eirgani black and c"lo.c,l DrEs Silks Of the
latest aud richest styles, Cashmrrrs, plain
figured aud Embroidered. all gunl,lirs. Plain
and figured. Muslin ~ ia,inrs, M"linoS. Black
AMI c"l"Tr,! A!rhcns ~nfrvcry description. black
and rn!orr! Prints. black anl Culorcl Ncsrrtcs,
Cashmere *lIaWls ii all sixrs and colorr. Swiss
Muslin, D",,r,i and figured do. backbone, a::i
c"l"rct' ~ta'nhrics, /" {. liandkcrchicls from
II - els I" 81, Dress trimmings of all kinds.
Hosiery. Silk Worsird and Cotton. Kid. silk
and Worsird Gloves, ladies .Nlcrino Vests.
Gents do. Rcahymatr Clothing in abundance
and OF every description. I'm elegant as>"r.
mrni of fianrcls. silk warp. WEIGH, &c., In.
dia Nrr Clothing, rinnks, C",ls, Boo;s,
shoe: ,~"pEins and Caps. Umbrellas. buggy
md Gig. do, Boots and Shoes. Cr"rkrry AMI
Hardware, ana any Thing else that may hc call
ed for
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NINA NNEMe SHSRE,

The Subscriber respectfully ].nfornis his
friends and the puhlic generally, that he Is
now receiving and opening a general as.
sortmcnt OF DRY GOODS aud (;,nrcris,
which he will sell at a yer, moderate ad.
vance on first c0St-all l,c asks is CALI.
Linen Cambria liankcrciiicls OF all 1ial-
ItIcs-s"mc very fine. Also Linrn llk's
and Lawn by the yard. Silk do. Silk and
Cotton Gloves. Inserting, various pat.
terms Flounccs. Embroidered Scollaps,
S,c g.,
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FOR SALE,

a Summer Residence, situated nine
miles from SumicrvilIc, CT tho road leading
tothe bradford Springs, containing twn
hundred and five acres, part Of viii, II is in
cultivation. On The premises area CON.
PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
and the necessary out hnildings. For terms
apply to the Subscriber,
II. w. LEE.
Oct. ., 1859 40 q
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LETTERS

LETTERS
Remaining in the Pos, Office Su,n.cryilIe,
5. {. Quarter ending Both Sept. 1850.
B--Wllliam -. Bowen. Miss Abcma.l
r.. Boycc, Master John n. Bradford, VIII
liam Brown, Tho's. NJ. Drumhv, Sarah
EraLl.m, Daniel Bcihnnc, c. A. Brown.
C.--Mrs. A. II. Caniy. Theodore s
C'nr'cr, Is. J. Goals, William Clyburn, S.
ID. Culvcr.
D.--Mrs. Elizabeth S. Dixon,C II. Du-
rivrc, l.. A. Dixon.
E--T. English.
Ed. A.. Fnxwalh, Pa,cy Furnan.
Jmcs ID. Fol, Miss Martha Fort, Robert,
w. Francis.
.G.--Mrs. Margarc, + Gayle, Airs. Oil
y;a l.. Gardner.
H-hcnjam'n G. Hodge. Rev'd. w.
linImee, Mrs. ne;scy ~l!atvin. Samuel
~lIarvin, W. d. lisury. ,Iific! J. ll,rein
J. J. Harvin, Rnhrr, ~iia.yin, J'r, Miss \
NJ. Hodge. Miss Hart.
J.--Timothy lcnnines, Dc.cs,er Jones,
ID. W.. w. b James, Ma l,cr +. w. Jones.
k-1'scph Ki'dr;;h. luhn Kelley.
Mrs. Mary IarEps
M.-Blrrc!l Nix my, LYDIA Warren
't"''In"' t.nFre "a Nilo!cv. DinJ. Mtcii-
ell, w. !. MellctI, WIN. MucElcvcnc,
Charles NJ: Mck nt'y, y. Mct'aldcn,
e.. Nixon. r. & Mctadl4a. cyrus Mcllc,t,
J. &. Mrlicmn.
P.--l" G. Pate, III rrlroau, r. NJ
l~'rirg!c.
R.--Mrs Maria i. II .i,, William Ridg-
way.
SIS. a. Stall, X. T. %nlnn, Hopkins
NJ. Sca!c, Erwin Shaw. William Sawdcnt,
\. +. SpanN, Mrs. M1ry ynnrc. Miss
Sarah Srnan, Josiah II Saloo,, l.cw!e Il.
X. Spann.
W.--Rcv'l. \. w. Walker, james p.
West, II, mas w. West, Il. NJ. Wheeler.
Y.--.N. y. Young.
HENRY i~IAINSWORTI, p. VI.
Dc:. >, $50 - ~
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sE"nfs"ssicEas EMrasa2rrs Ia
kcn aRau Shirts made to
order ~ short molten,

NI"NV TUK SALE
UNDER SHIFTS y DEAwrEs Of Cotton
SIR, Cotton, Wonlcn and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Bal,s,
S"Spcndcrs. ll4lf Hose. Gloves, Crova;s
and li,nkrrrhlris. (rcady hc!nmcd.) Stocks
Oiera les, Canes, Umbrellas. Soap. Per.
inu'cry. And a great variety Of other
COOS suitable Tor Gentlemen.
u The prices II, l!iis Establishment,
are moderate and uniiurm-and the husi.
ness :" conducted as To secure the custom
OF those wh" once purchase from us.
Oct =, 1870 40 If
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Notice.

Tie Salem Board of Commissioners If
Cross Roads, for Salem county. will MEG,
a, james lowry's, on The 3rd. Tuesday in
''c:"!"r; the commissioners will come pre-.
liato'' =" make return Of all the uhiie ard
oinck tn'Hls, under their jurisdiction, and the
number OF mites oil roads under their luris.
dic,ion.
Ey order Salem Board.
STEPHEN l.ACDSTE.
S"c'ry. and Trea'r.
Oct ., 1912. ~ NV
W Wa'ch'nan please copy.
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Fl. LEIDING g. CT.

Importers Of German, French and
,EngliM Faucy Goods, Musical
Instruments, Toys Sc. No. 2S4
hiny street, near Society Street.
They beg leave to call the attention of
Country aud City Merchants to the tact
that all their foreign Goods arc all of their
own direct i'nportalions from the first sour.
ccs IN Europe, and that they therefore can
cell them al the lowest "Nnr,hcrn Import
Prices" as the additional costs which accu.
mulates by passing through several nands
nre etl;reIy avoided.
hllclose buyers will find il to th:ir in
3,rest 10 examine their extensive stock.
OFT. 9. 1850 80 #
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n.%Fs">h The sub>ril,cr. Agent for
81 it:if!NFsS The Steamer RDDT. MAR.
la~aSa1 TIN Al WRiU;lII"S BLUFF
would respectfully state to the public lha,
he is now ready to receive Cotton and 9th.
or Goods. StrIc, attention will be paid to
all Articles forwarded To his care Tor The
above boat.
JAMES S. TINDAI.
Wri.hi's Bluff, Oct, I, 1850. 80 st
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
Charleston, S. g..

THOMAS STEEN, PROPRIETOR.
iI,m&EJ The Subscriber having renewed his
liMEs4 Tense "i above Establishment, respect.
.p:SE4l. fully informs his friends and the travel
Ing public, that considerable alterations and
Improvement" have boon mu,!r. ana il,ni no IF.
i"rt VIII im lett ul,'ricd, 10 give salts faction Ia
ull who visit his Hotel.
Oct. >. 1850. 80 If
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Bagging and Rome

On hand, aud Ion sale bytfc Subscribers,
who have removed To the NePs Store mn Tho
corner west Of The SumtoFlIoisc."
PETERSON & PRINCIPE
SCDt, Is, az If
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New Steam Boat Robert
Martin.

FaNfIE new Steamer Robert Martin, Cap.
Il tain George Mlnsticld, will commence
her regular trips between Charleston and
Camden. about the first of October, stop
ping AT al the intermediate landings on The
river, both coming and going. Shippers
may rely upon prOInplncss, and as low rates
hs can he sent by any other conveyance.
For freight apply To
III. LEVY & SON.
Agents, Camden.
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so. CAROL INA---SUMTER DIST.
IN EQUITY.

Expartc
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in November next, and If
not then sold, will be offered at each sale
day alter.
The following negroes:
A woman aud and four children, a hoy
: about ID years old, a woman and twu chi
drcn-sold in families.
Terms Of sale are one third cash, the
balance in one, two ana three years, equal
annual instruments. Interest from sale
Purchasers to give bonh and personal Sc
curity, and 4 mortgage o! The negroes. The
terms ri sale not teiug complied with, The
negroes will be held at the risk and costs
OF purchaser until rc-sold. Purchaser TO
pay for papers &c.
by order IF the Court.
JOHN B. MILLER, Cum'r.
Suln,crviIic, Oct. 9, 1851 50 q,
So. CAROLlNA--SUMTER DIST,
IN EQUITY.
Maryan Swails ct nj
vS. BILL.
JacpbsP. Sturgeon ct al
WilEahe sold at Su,nier Court House OF,
the first Mon,lay m November next, and if
rot then sold, will he Offered at each snbsc.
pncnt sa'c-'lay the following property Of
John y. Surgeon, deceased
a tract Of
acres, situated in Williamsburg District,
adjoining lands nj Rpht. Green and Mrs.
Gdnhey'S, a trs'iMf about between $50 aud
36 acres. situated in Sumter District, all
joining lan:ls of l.. S, Worshain aud w
Il. Young.
The Terms Of Sale are Cash. Purc;a.
scra paving Tor a!i necessary papers.
By o-dcro of tho Court,
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r.
Snm:crvlle,, Oct. @, 1850. 50 DIT