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style or from the articles advertised. The
following are some Of them
"a certain person has Two or Three HIM lred
Poun' to Ie' a, Interest f.' good 'ecuriyi Inquire
at the POs,.on'se in comh,u boston and Know
hsthsr."
~ strong I.us'y White ssryan, Mail. Tine 70,
three ycaas and half, &, co. any Household Ser.
vice, to bs disposed Of by NJ. Joha Edwards,
Goldsmith. IN rehabilitation"
by Order Of the Post Master General Of
Moth America
Tlas or, 70 az, nihs', That - Mndav N,sk
n, s,rL aCiIls ,aiissI December. The W,.isya Pot
L,loen Boston asd New lo,t' soI ~ once a Psf.
u,gL ~ Ta., W,aio Maths II December. J.uo.
ary. asd Feorny, and 70 20 alternately from Bo.-
ton 10 sa,hr,ok ssi llarforl 70 Ef,hl1s,fl, Msyl.
n Ian. s1h az New Yo,k Ryir. iLs s,H Ten
~ Sa,hrool. 70 n,rf iis New Yofk RsiU o. Sai,
priiv a,rh a. INA CwaHi Asd ~, S,rosd T.y-
4, ~, OF At Boston % Maisy Nss ib 2OL Ca5,
riui 70 nat tie New York Rsiu ai Hartford or
Susriay Nsh M 2Nh C-raI 10 EIoAsas'
My""
Aad on os,ssas thai 'fpdi htici f,oD Boston q
Caageiisri. ,rou, and sl0 ~, IaA ,HH. a., ho,,
Nahsoi f,a 70 pay P''i'F' o. tAs 'sn'"
oThe.c are to desire a certain ~o''an that con
,s,cd away piece Of Fine Lace q Fourteen Sh,I
ling, pcr yarl from shop in Boston al'u' ThW'
Months 40, 4, return the sam."
"a Negro man, Nesro woman aud a Negrt
Girl ab1u, 10 ,rlu old to h. soh: lnquire at rh
Pos, Od,cs CouhII Boston aud hnn~ farther
Among ,hc singular and extraordinary Ad
ycrlisemcnls is one headed a. follows
"To proven, wrong Representations 'ha, m., ;.
made Of late A~hl AL rrmcn lou, Occmrcnc'
llica OW 10 Bo,Ion II va, though, At ~ q ,hr
.hou accourt u d."
The writer then goes on to relate, that a
the house II the Rev Cotton Malhcr Their
/ lodged a knsman, a worthy Minister, sick q
the rm4ll poN, taken rs was usual a'tIal tim
. by luoculluuu. about mlduigh, ou the lltI
Nov. SOM person unknown threw into lh
chamber oi,hc 'lck man through the windov
Ia f,rrJ Gunadc' The Gnnadc va
charged art 1t 1t had burs, iu ,h' chambc
would have kIIlri 40 the persons ,n thc room
aud " ll'd lH" house In ashes -" B"i ih
n'r'Iul r"'.''n'e OF ga ~ oi''''u u
. lh1i ih' H4u1d' 900 passing through 'hc win
dow d0sInj-ci tlc Fuse" liId Iirr FDr.
|spl, d.i nu, explode. When the Fuse Va
.,,y,,r,,h.r..,,,. f,uDJ attached 4, H. by
..... 49,. ...,....... ,t.. a.
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Mechanics

Among this class of men, Nc can point to
individuals who, though mechanics, shine as
stars Of ,lra drst magnitude m the field Of sci
cocc and literature. Sumc Of The greatest
blessings that have been conferred ppon hui
man.ly have como directly from the hands oi
pr,ot-al mechanics. ltwould be- easy To de-
,lguaic, but they are familiar ioc,cry reflect.
ing man. Wherever ro un our eyes, We
behold somc memorial OF their genius, ~
that is beautiful, or ornamental, magnificent
and grand ln the shape Of matter moulded 10
h.uv 81 gi7i, 90 the result OF the held ol
mechanical skll The mechanic, OF cur
country, We believe, are 30 the mach to o
higher and SCI, higher distinction. Astoihc,r
r1r,c ability 'o enroll their names high upon
tbo .rroll Ut Intentional fame, We have supple
,vtd,uc- loo ihc history Ut ID, p1s arJ al-la
,hr.r becoming more honorable still to them.
srl,,, and more useful than ever 20 the cod ct
life. We have the mos, satisfactory pledge ~
their rapidly increasing attention To al Kinds
cf knowledge which will open the mind ,o a
kccncr rsrcrpuoa ot 'ho adaptation ct means
,o ends. and ut moulding the material wudd
io the wants OF men. In many ct our large
cities and villages some ui the mechanics aye
taking lhr lead ln matter, Of science aud gene
,rl knowledge, and, siungra as l,may seem,
many who have ,h,iriorIs no their hands from
tru 90 twelve hour, day, Jrr nui~r ajau.
c,d BOO mos, of the branches oi knowledge of
,h- greatest utility To the world. than ihr
bri.hirs; scholar, Of the school, and colleges
some OF ,hc hg,, read men, aul Young mcu
tuo. I1 tbr community, thc b.., cUrm,l,,
malHam.tlc.aHs. deep thinkers and sound Ica'
s.arr., afc among the most ,A.'.l, iudus'r
uus and promising mcrbancs How b, ib',
How shall vr account ior ~ DO.s kaoni.
edge come from eating, sleeping ur spending
lhrr evening hours 90 scene, of dissipation
or l.,il,,s inactivity Certainly not ulifum
. faithful improvement, ct every moment iha'
can b, SPARED from their Irruhr calling
!lmro 30 praise Is due ani must d, -.rga aud
,,I. boz g.y.1 Go 'hnsr mechanics. whether
apprentices ur masters, Who thus improve
,,s,r puua, ~ h.ir thry src rciung their living
by a ealing which, Whatever % m0y be-, B,
infinitely more honorable lhan iHs 'rsi. ct D.
cH'.uaH, u.u,c whole energies arr exhaust
rI 900 busy ,I.e1c,s, tevs.ug ury mud., OF
rNpeuduC money Boz never o1m'. or Who N,,
Co work handler to take care Of what hr Boa,
cheated ulI of ihc community, than does ,hr
homes, m1n Co grta comfortable living
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Particular Notice,

IL. r,rsoa, Indebted u the sul'solh,r cilhsr ly
\ note ~ accunai are requested to .clir The
.ums ptiuf 10 thc 6rt ia, Il January next lie is
ssirras II clrfinc up he Affairs as sp.sdi, poe
shle. ,ai two uouihs time j. amply sufficient ior
those Who have nj the ineans 20 paw Immediately.
20 riu,us them Al demands that ave rot pail on
OF ttftc that time, will L.. sulgrrird o. cT.t
GEO. ". MlILETT
rari, Oct. ., 1850. a.
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Measure. Ne lsh tia, no was experimenting
on vuas, and appreciated tho imPortahse Of
his s0biSei.
fhrspOlogy enabled him 10 -,SCI monitors
With redaineus ard almost iuilll,5lc certainty.
Did he require one fOc his gvograPhy class,
he chO-s boy whose Locah'y and Marvel.
Ousncss were well dcy,ioPrd, amer explain
ing the lessen and telling him a story, direct
ed him to teach and o0en Cd b have The
satisfaction Of seeing he whole elaso oi such
one absorbed 10 their siudy.
whsn r,pill- Gre, entered thc school, be
~ould examine heir bad, ~ discover What
q ,r,ueu, hey would oN-d; as- ~ 'hs
mclas could also tell their F5lulnsu, faults
md vices Who voul jc,roy aud quarrel,
Who Va, addicted % ,A5t vh, Co iy.H- Go.
etc. Oue day h,y came With his rih'r O"
school. whose organ. OF S,lt F.,rm ana 10
caliiy we've very h-,c, ,1d \cn,r''. 81 ari
Iuh,b'uvencss small; Cun'su.yac-> and
Dss,-rctvrne, wsr, fully tar'o7sjaatu ih.J
sharp All 'ht, vasPrcce.,slhy passing tr'
hand iu an apparently ylEris,. uu1nH'' o'r-
the boy's heat. Go nu,b.ag was ever sand 900
-rh,ol on the sub'cci IT Phryno'og, IL
should suppose tbs boy, said ny u.-ri 'o
the parent. '.,al, an hlbu1Iu1ri ha'a lruw
home --t school. ,ta, b, has uo o.
-pr,, Tor Az, one. anj that yuu have vh.rIc.
a.m severely ro 90 purpose III. n'.'r
admitted $40 'b.s, Observing t.aJ - erH.s
character was too we'll lroOu tc rurc.a. DIS
hhiugs. cvcynu, ,hiaS,ls JNg teacher 'pusr
frva rypCrt ~ Wa ~, srj ta v.r 'Hr
by ro more, bat treat him With k.r.urs, --
Whcn school h.can, BaurVs "Nourrs o.
the Arct,r Regions" was c'ir bonn --t rs-.
MISSION acc.ri,i Co AK aH, question, Hrr aus.
m relation O. o. Ahost an hour zngrsar
he cam. ap requesting an atlas, Winch ua,
given him vftfnr, rmass. h'Cs finishing
the BOOK, ne l.Sei ior another, bet Mas told
90 read ttr VOYAGES aloud II. iI 81. rur Boo
q vreuhoJmauuyt Vet as be- v1s willing ir
receive and p-rs, by stue, De- ,rgr approved
The ics uucc broken. hr commenced a.t.ur-
nc, grammar. etc., and although rr.r..,.
and sometimes rruar;, ,r, Dc acquire. On.
average amount Of information possessed ny
boys OF bis age, though no,hiHr tsvrat be-
va, .aiab'e ,fauaa,0s, aaI aI. v.t..a'o.r
application ortre r,J % one hu,- s-so.s'-
uUn
- Car from iH., .en- a SOLITARY cr,., as
ar 81, interesting r1r,'sss ragd ,u bic =
ous Vas concerned. ta1, 10 VAS one vi s'.N
dly uccuraa-r Itva. easy enough 'n r.l-
cc.,y ~ba, bran,lc. ac v..a prefer, a.i 90
allow h.m Co vors PuHcInaJ, boz such For
instance. gsgrraIa, ugaI have rr...H-
charm frcrs Arithmetic tur another, u.r.-.
philosophy e. 1iH.t, r-f natural r-s
TO- n fourth. sc SON, Nu..a. passionate.
~ food Of writing .ad craving, 1r' mako
great pro1r,s. 900 those branches. vr.ro.rrr
were t-,i-i On MUSIC ZOO Mrr-, '.s.,.'.
,hc-, vsr- 40 A.r., oittsnrs.r,.s --s g.ar-
ar,rr,. ard .t. .acr,ss -u-s,'r. los. u...
a7gocnsre lHr.. a.'a,. r-s
lls ore, not q l,rg Coz srrr 70 ,..r.f .n-
pyss,s's g. make good qrrmg, ..rH-p
h,t tr-r, r0 -'asrE.n baf cav. ..- ...s. Of.
asa arr.I,--r-r, y.rr s,aH a- u., boon.
he fard Imitation ana Cnr'.ra-.,.r.,, m..
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

DUlHiC notlco i. hrt,by given that the Par,rrr-
1 ,hin heretofore existing bctWo'n the suls'ri-
49,, unisr the firm and stylr Of MINI MT.
Lrs. - The da, dissolved by wuiual oin''ui. Al
drmlads lie. The hun are ,ransirTtcd a"d r',ah' ~
GToEar l.. MrLLIS, 3 Co, and al a. whom
the firm arr innsbtcd vii call them e. pi,mrni.
GEORGE ". MllLllr
GEORGE l.. MEll.EN.
Paris, Oe,. 10. 1850.
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Gbs OrtOrO Democrat.
rAnls. FRIDAY, DEC. IT, 1850.

~ sab.cfil.r. 10 The Democrat 10 South faiis
i vicinity, will hereafter fad their papers al the
store of Mcsst.. RUST & YOUNG.
n Norway Village and Viciuiiy,h tn store ol
JEREMIAH HOWE.
In Durk6cld Village and vicinity. At the Hotel 81
JOIN TAYLOR, ESQ. A. each oiWh'ch pls'ss
they viii L. delivered r' = p,'iaE''
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True Blue

\ Quebec correspondent, Of the Boston
Rambler, tells the following story Of a Yam.
kce, Who had been "all around" q, tia,
place -
Tho Yankee approached group Of Eng.
Iish gentlemen in hont Of the Hotel, anu ilour.
.shing a rel Jaudauua, observed
WAL, I've bctn all around, and I've con.
cildei NC don't want Sc"
~ EugI,shuan addressed him with "wha,
de- YOU think Of the Citadel"
"uh, Scott wouldn't make anything OF
taking that he'd land fifteen miles down the
river and 'iauc them out"
" But /, Is stocked with three years pro-
visions" replied the other.
"wall, he'd stay i've" then.
Go it Anglo-SaSon, thought we.
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usdvr ths act Of IN jolly. 1899, giving
rcrAicns 70 the widows Il evolutionary OH
cons and soldier, WI, ~sr married Prior TO
1904, the number Of rCrsnOs who have been
pensiOuel i ti,Oo2.
During The I'm, two quarters Of ihis.year
rayu~ut has been made under this law to 9jl.
The act ~ f-S- ,ss. limited originally TO
t,e years. bot vas c,irutcd iuJ ono year by
'ci Ut 81 Na-h, l,iJ, ,l ths Ia June.
. lSIf, u extended irl i1ur years longer
AM finally. un be ~ F,brsary, ISIS, ,hc
benefits ct thc law were continued duunc
vroVhooj. Their, sr1 noW on ,hc rolls uu-
J,r thc last msh,igr'l act i,s'6.
On che .p,h Apul. ISIS, rcn,ions were
given iruu the i,l March, lsis, cutns wld-
,uho,i. q. ,,loyys 81 officers, soldiers, sea-
men, and marines, who were married prior To
January. lsoO. CuJT tbs law the number
r.asioncj is C-6
. twill thus b. sen that tn h-sctciauc'
luler us laws Designed to pu,'dc Tor the
soldier, ct ta, revolution and i,s widows Of
,aos, who were J,ad ate rapidly passing
AWAY.
Bot. oa uo ,,s,s .apJ, ,..e uuu brr pen.
,.oucr, uu,,r tHr acts tor che rc,rt ,i ln'ai-
ID, and ,r, y, .tr~. ct rbo,- who died 'u The
-sv,, 81, ,hr Jr.lrj STATE, hr, ,-s' coas,d
.-5.y arcu,,,.t during tho Be, year, u
consequence r. tI.r aa- with IN ru.
Vur aau.a.r ct Invalid reu,.n co., O, row
t7Ja, hrtar an increase during the year o.
CO.
UrIrr DO, .rtot SIS, Jui,. r. :, and The
,uga.cm,utr, as, OF 80 Fcbu lay, lsio,
aaa ,ar .,.ui resolution ct the ss,a Scrtem-
a,r, 1850, allowing pcnscu, ,o i,, widows
a1a a-rfs,, NJ .,'jlcr, who we've Killed 90
OBJ, Nrv,1a war, or died from ,,-.l,r CON
,raclsl ir ,bc ,srEsc, Oh, number rru-.olct
isII5G.
Tho vbuls amount ,Npcnl,J fr pensions
trrr. OH, r7,' ,clr 81 estimated y doe Com
missioner nc SlIyo.uuo.
ulcrr has been paid since IL November,
Isle. vr acrurrt 81 revolutionary service ct
Virgins STATE t-oars and navy, S,,,Cto 80 .
aad o., crrusauo1 o5 ha,iPay I'D Interest,
sIy,.5i3lI
1t,ut.r. r.,,r.,-.,I,r5 ,,,,,,r,. ,,.r,t
,. ......,......,f .,s..-. ., ,b, ,,r,.p,srr
army ...-.s
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o.u,rrs api private,
g-ts
Ian. ,. ,rv grgi, m nt.iyr,. and ia l..
s,7 rar-r,rrr..,,on,d officer. ANA rr,sts..
WHOLE number ct warrant, s,...cd To- prr.
-,r, ,1u,.,l r-s-r yarug, act, o. Corrrr,s
Jog -.p.r., DOB t.r varvfI-Ig o., .-.os-.
Ia. r.m.rr ct claim, presented for .sr-
,.-.. .a Che N,v-1r war Is n. 9-3 90. art
.r sr.arrm.a,,. 200 lIra ct laut. $3.50 -
m..-.- ...-..sr. r s-I.7o5 on.
Co.. ru... .l ,..ru, aIrrad, presented
.r.- t., e.u.a,a,u.,,r Iau rrratgr sn
.. yr.r,s-. l~ro. va,p.II,. and .hr mum.
r-- III. increasing r.uHh-sarrgI, a mail ar.
r,.-r .a.rr .,s. ru, ,prI. il- beg.
I..e.,. r,.rU.- 90 persons who. NJ 1--we
ur t... r. ,rrurI to irs .rre., of that
.a ...... .,.-.. ar.fam....r.
Tr,.n.,...a.rr ,arr,-.s. .-um ins br.,
....a....- H.,.r.-rb. ,r.i..r.H. are dead
...,..r r. r.r,.r entitled q. claim under
u.r r.,.. estimate I.. rr.r.-,--r-l ,.n.
r-.r.ru. .r found ,s rapug.n4r. s,-ra.
....t........a... .r.......... ....I.. b..
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fIEF ~ NALDoBoE0'.-On Sunday, the
18th ut. fire broke out IN the store OF AIessrs
Schwartz & Cas,ner, destroying the store /;
Ihe other stores in the block being sNed.-
The loss OF Messrs ;. q Z. about $4,000 -
insured S2iOO. Richard Flanagan, tailor,
occupying the second story, loses s;OO-ip-
sured $500. Upper story occupied by the
Order OF Odd Fellows. L1ss not stated.
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The Governor of South Carolina recon-.
mends the removal Of all free negroes who
are not POssossed Of real or slave property.
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lE ER B BANNER !,
TERMS 81:

Ttro Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
E!ty-cents al the ex ssf six ii.9ntl,s, or
4 Three Dollars at .he end of the yeeI. esSs
aS2s M paper discontinued Until all arreara ges
Z are PaM, unless at the optionof the PROPRIETOR
OIr.Adyertisements inserted at 75 cts! per
s square, ID lines or less,3 FLOR the first and
half that sum for each subsequent insertion
W The number of insertions to be marked
son,all Advertisements or they will be publish
led until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
ZIG a-Js One Dollar per square for single in
I sertipn.4. Quarterly and Monthly, Advertise
mems will be charged the same as a single
Insertion, and seminon,hly the Bame as new
Il onea. r. Stfl af frf$t tlf -yg7
I All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
Ind Communications recommending Cand-
dates for public offices or trust--or putting
sEShibitions, Will be charged as Advertise.
nients.
All letters by mail must be paid to in
II Birs spnnctual attendance. II
aJ'Rcv. FREDERIcK RUSH, is travelling
A gen, Tor this paper, and is authorized to re-.
lce,Ye subscriptions and receipt for the same.
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SONS OFF TEs1s.Eac aYCs..

public meeting of Sumter Division, No.
II, will take place Mt the Methodist Church
in Samterville, on Friday the 25lh of This
month, commencing at IL O'clock, (AI).--
Members OF the Order are required to meet
al i o'clock, ut the Court House for the
purpose OF forming procession The public
generally are invited. AS he Grand Divis-
ion holds its meeting in Snmterviile at that
time, il is expected that our meeting will be
favored with the presence 1T several Speak
ers from different parts of the Stale, in addS
ton TO those OF our own Division regulars
appointed. ss
p. O'SULLIVAN,'i II. s. Y
January l, 1850. 10 At
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APPOINTMENTS.

The following is list of appoint
ments for Claremont County, made at
the late Session of the Legislature.
Wag;strdtes.--G. S. G. Lcschamrs
vice John llarrall; J. II. Stucky vice
Addison Stucky, deceased.
Commissioners Of Rodds.-H. G..
Withcrspoon vice NJ. e. Muldrow, re-
signed from i'll health.
Mdnngers Of Eyections-At Priva.
teer, j. B. Tindall vice John Ncttlcs;
At Lowry's. DR.. L. Il. Rcmbcrt vice
James Lowry; At Sumterville, G. w.
Bradford vice w. j. Singleton.
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Stockholders
Esfsss u; 3;
OrfleE W.T.. ssnS' 4
AJar;nnStEJ 8 C. f,s3

Tho regular saniiaai neeting oSs
holders of the sYi!niingfon ind s
Rail Road Company. will Be be-, sa &
vile, s, Con "Wednesday a as.S .;;'
~, 1850. "A fpll le 81 @ u
person 81 by psoSs 4l99s b
por.ant matters svS Is 81
Ing.
yofdot 9 ;'IS|
Jo | 81 81
saas 1859. Il &
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Lime.

so Barrels Stone Lime
10 do Rhode Island do
, iine young Mules f,r sale, also fuS
Harness Horse, AT TIE DARE1Es. 6
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&InnnHc@ca

Will be sold at the residence OF the IatsS
John MtDonlld deceased, on Tuesday thes
5sh day oi February next, lifnot sold prevatnfl
ly previous to that time) ten likely negroes
belonging to the estate of said John Msssss MssasS{
aid decreased. Terms made know
sale.
JOSIAH
JOHN Mq 1S1
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL has rnsscd into the
hands Of Mcssrs WARREN & pnICE, who viii
hereafter publish the same scmi-wcrk.y-
We regret, and expect the whole fraternity
join with us, to lose w. THuHIow Casroy,
who takes leave, also with Mr. pEGurs, and
trust his successors may be able to fill the
void. They succeed TO no sinccurc office, and
NC wish them all the success they desire
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The ANT NUIsANcs.-It is not perhaps,
generally known, that in tho West Indies,
when these little torsnentors pay their un-
welcome visits 10 The houses there, small
ring of chalk will be an ciIcctual bar to their
entrance; even making strong chalk line on
the floor will stop their progress. The rea-
son no doubt, being that the very great guam
tiiy of acid chalk, contains causes their
death, or prccipitate retreat.
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Consalto Lyons Our readers will recol-
lect the keeper Of an oyster house who was
appointed Consul to Lyons by General Tay-
lar In letter published in the Vicksburg
Sentinel. he writes that he has made an ar.
rangement at hotel to live there without ex.
pense, "upon &c undertaking vat ze leisure
vich have from my dHties official shall be
devote 10 ze cooking ze oysters, and ze pre-
parashong OF re julcps mint, Ia mode Amer
icainc."
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GoH.--Prom the gold mine recently disco-
verod in Montgomery, Maryland, large guam
ties OF ore have been raised, which will yield
at The rate OF $1,000 in pure gold to every ton
Of the orc. M Nan,F sg4iiaa $50
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Jan. 7th 1850
MOTIF
JosIAH3Lg
JOHN Mq

All persons indebted
Mcdonald deceased,
or betcfe The first OF g
persous having slenl
will render them 10 ss
ally attcsted, by said
J0E
JDH l|
Jar. 7ih 1850
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-. -
S'''IUMll|TER " .ILL,E
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 0. 1850.
afl A Moab, Jun., Goitor.

oJThe community will doubtless be pleas.
ed to learn that tho Rev. SAMUEL FuRmAN
has excepted the unanimous call of the Sun.
terville Babtist church for the present year
and will enter uqon his duties on the Sd sab
bath ofthls month. sa.,aa,ss,-
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III We learn from the Mobile Tribune
That a few days ago, the sugar house OF John
), Preston, at the Conway tract. La, with
800 hogsbcads Of sugar, was consumod by
fire. On Monday evening the sugar-house Of
Messrs, Petre g. Rose, with all it contained,
was also, destroyed. l3sll {sayai,..i s,..
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

~ JoHN w. CAMERON. Esq, who has
conducted the ". {. Argus FOR the past two
years, retired from the editorial char, which
he filled with great aoiity, OF the lst inst,
He is succeeded by Mr. SAMUEL FULTON
who has been connccte with the paper since
It's commencement.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

dI' CALEB CLARxE, Esq. highly %
teemed member ofthe So Ca. Bar, died o,
the 3Oih inst. at Winnshoro. l
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

An Irish Regiment has been organized in
New York, and will .parade, for the first time,
on The iSilinstant 8;sf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Lady Frdnklia.---It is stated that This lady
has seat letters to New York asking informa-
ton and advice as TO the expedchcy of her
eesning overt this country with a view 70
the arrangement Of az, expedition, at her own
expense, for the renewal next Spring OF, tho
search for her los, husband.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Benerolem Jury--Wc sometimes find a
jury benevolent I'D we'll as just. In Louis
vile, case was lately tried 10 recover the
furniture of poor widow for rent. The
Jury decided against her, but made up the
amount of the loss, aud handed it in with the
verdict. g Is
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

" Without exception GoDEYs Lady's
Book, is the Ne Plus Uhra OF Magazine Lit
eraturc. The December and January num-
bers snrpass any contemporary issue. With
the "Bumkum Flag staff" we join and cry
"cerkelatc cerkelate--form klubs aud send
tho dimes 10 Godey."
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

CALlroRSIA SALARIrs.--rhc salary OF
Judge Peter III. Burnett, the Governor elect
of California, (SlO,000,) exceeds the COM
bncd salaries of the Governors OF Tcnncs-
sec, Illinois, New Hampshire. Connecticut
Vermont, Wisconsin,, Iowa, Rhode Island
ma Delaware, who receive an aggregate of
S9,!lo3. The salaries OF the clergy are in
propo ton. The Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Bap-
tst minister, recently from New-York city,
receives $l0,0O0 per anum, as does also the
Presbyterian clcrgyman.--1'hese are in strik-
ing contrast with the salaries given to United
States officials sent out there --Balt. San
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

ont o. the editorial fraternity, by stating that
The Mnscogce Democrat has been transferred
to Mr.. w. ii. CnAMDE,s. We can hardly
spare the Doctor for his Independent, style
rendered him peculiarly popular, but 60 where
he will, he's bound to snccccd-by-ih the bye.
we congratulate the DR.. on his good uck-hc
is rich--Eor he advcrtlscs 1000 worth Of
nc,c type, for sa'c-loa't talk OF poor printers
hereafter in Georgia
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Count UHJAzY, Miss JAGELLo, and fourteen
other Hungarians now in New-York, ons
Monday last, declared their intention to be-
come citizens OF the United States.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

Ut The Rev, M. ]. RAPHALL, D. D., the
very able Hehraic scholar, who has been de-
livering Lectures at New York on the poetry
of the Hebrews, and their customs, is to visit
Charleston professionally.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

THg FnsT BILL P Ass 70 lI Fl rHr !, Z, Gov.
GREss.--.Aitcr a session Of four weeks. on&
SINGLE bill has passed both Houses Of conS
gress. This was the bill granting the. frank.
ing privilege TO Mrs Polk.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-09

CHRIsT.iAs RARIrIes HE Macon Coca
Telegraph says, that the hotels Ii, flat city
are feeding their guests on .sfiue fresh sh.,J
and delicious green peas ? . saS :