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COMPREHENSIVE.

y -i aere.I fore Nr-F r sun-r te-~, under
DE- trn ofC AhLEEoS tHolhlNbHAM. - ~ ihi
q ....,,l ly ,aui.4l c.a-rlr 4 K FROIHiSOuAM re-.
.t.rug flll business. CHA> IT, CARLETON - aaae el-
frl. % lquidsle ne ald sgu the nsmc OF ir
iuI. AllAN - % Ai.LI ~
Jan. !, 1850 A FlOIhlNtHAh
CHARLES CARLETON having assorh'ei WIN
.l,,- CHAFIFs CROSBY henry SEAMAN art
ROBERT CHARLES IL lhey vii continue ne .mpor
lz ar ]. bing SIX aud FaLcv Dry Goods flsnrs- al IL
ar1 - Wi.iLm-st (WesluEfOn Stofe-l under the nrn
II CARLETON co
..,, ~ lao 1870 d lots
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BURTors VIEW OF NEW-YoRE.

4 Il PI BLlSHFD-ile bsE and Cry 81 Ncw-fcfk,
" .o-, Der vfh BpoAAu AID jersey Cites re' long
tc mast extensive view yet published skocl"d on he
800. aui drawn Goa Stone. tv { " Burton - broadway
ala lrrrs,i .u be modern i.t =, o le at ty >AEONG
MAJOR fI- tufoIsf NeH-tors ffico RETAIL - A
rltra scouuf made t1 he ttde A. unfer io .iug e.
souv accompanied tF reIulsncs 90 - addressed 81
s.oTc forwarded ,1 ar pan 81 me tniet sisr- ald an
.fs - iu.issud'
JoHHSTONE's NATIONAL ATLAS.
NFW EDITION or I1HNsrDtE> NATIONAL
e ATLAS. totlauisg 81 tsay .lfd .fJN' Ma "a i,h
-..iaus index Pro. oaIr -. l.t edge or sale by
.uar b. biSIJ i,NELL. lH- Brladvt
lAfHAT DOL. Ir MEAN f-Ouy his lia, tr
w wa-uns of 100 persons Ray BE- g1t hfouEh in ouf
hour D.. cruis Thu rae vugr money rvfrled
Printed .-HcuJus now ,rf ty mail sealed up tor -
invented ny te great oHei.- enig who 500 u" secret
for $ 5oo 40 housewife snoui le without 20 sfss lr
N.ri York Civ Gi.taf. Ifeltgeucer ani Ills Roslce l.
echoed ur least ' aevsT -r- aAd pef,-el-. ard '
% .Eants who have uei RS pan Address or ca. on
n TWELSFTKEEs Oouia - .r Nassau 81, y
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JAMES COLE, Ancdcneet
INII ABLE BUILDING LOT, On Futon-.

and hoytst kNNsNh a. Aueuou-JAMEs COLE
Vii sell oI TUESDAY Jan Is II l. 0cl0ck AZ the Mer.
% ants Exchange he following spsuid Building Logs-
ci on ) corner of kulton-av and Noytst
= ofs and arge frame house ou Futon-sv al 1oning.
.uts on : side of Fu tor-sy adjoining
: lue GA side 81 Hoyisi beiwesn fu.ionsv and Lv.
iugsiun-sL
Tins property he best lscsied Of any In Brooklyn 10
ny IN az ho CITY Hal and the best IN he
cN 81 Brooklyn
renns-i0 per cent may remain on bond ard mortgage
for term 0i wears
Mas really ~ The oieces " Tho sactsoneer. S
Fulton - Brc0kNn, AMI Wsllst n. Y (Na)
. fuslei2tGi5
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<(t(-r. PjfE--.-A Aesse1sey ssycs de ofscs, ~
s2s& PsaTl-sL NsFfOsk. "a he lfft o. each moan.
f san FrHnr-co Sacramento Cry and Hs Aines BY he
CHEROkEf. win newspaBefs s1t nnall pzfcsls ana
caves ssn francisco By ssfb refsruns eseansr Esrh
snessengsf go.bg directly thIoggb BY he sscas route
Tie subscriber VII oolec; dsts and attend " oth@ bes
res- OK eouss.Dp saxr ts hrst VI March nexL IN say
psn Of cx-soraa liie ltDsltCT' jos. W. GREGORY
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CARNI ,I.s AMERICAN Nh sEIM.--P-

DBAkNI VI Manager snd PTOpnttOri John br~enWood
Jr Assistant Manager Splendid performances every day
and evening the week commencing Monday. Jan = 1870
Hg-rah for novelty The Manager las engaged for one
Ne-A iuc British DrIds who appear every afternoon and
rv,u b. the fic sulr costumes OF iut IeiAe soousay
ers sYj exhibit Magical Illusions Mysieue- ana M.ucies
with music u tls Druid Horns La,i wees 0f he famous
English Giant. Robeu lleCs. and tle celebrated Englsh
Dwarf MAJ Gen. Mole, who mas Do seen az all hours One
10 the best vaudeville companies America composed Of
". = 4 Wgmess Pee Morris. Messrs Mcuiteld War
dem ara Roe and Higgins and Misses S'anh0pe Peut
sla Courtney and Wr-' Admission p CENTS Children
...Iar fU gDaf- Of e.p n. cents
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&C rUrTLE. Aucucneer
STOCK or HARDWARE SHrLERY HOUSE

SEIRNISHlNG ARrICLES, STORE FiNruREs ~.
,onured IN De store ~ Bn's3wsy corner II Broomesi
" NELSON BUSH CO W.T. sci ~ sucuon % WE'D
NESpA N tt - Do osk or he shove pfepses ne
1r sigcs ot hsriw Ngley aied and psnncd Wsfe
House. Furnishing GVo,is a. cOusslng Il cuders hArt
arc soNr uAntc sfd hA amps and znthorrs set and
snn~i ware, VIZ baskets casiors. spocns forks lsdcs
fsufN arucles a. O. vhov beng he stock Of house
changing seir business sd will ~ 81 a without
tor cash Also kNtures comprising coanrsrx ssss sioe
cases draNefs counter VITA plss ard plated
moulding Sold raho double counrng house tesk ua
sae NC Catalogues resty he morning OF -sle y tns
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dem j. p W LErHEt &C Boston Mass Washington hs.-
Nes,~f-.L doors az BOwefv next SaOtat and even
estarg week ard the following Sstbsri on re
b0oss ~ Dsce ard Revelation illustrated VIII maps 80
rhsIt. al story .roT-- Isl snl chronology Lei s. 81
Gao Sc prophecy if -ah@ iltory % ns ions r-4 j.
a., all .c r-e ray arG csu-ng u ~ N-.eruiu. h.ls
1lu .f.H Sd. attend. JOB
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RRoADWAY rHFEATER1peor. e7en a s. eqr.
per-Cr-lei - IrafcfT IN 49, csle.
FAZlo Ga, TIE ITALIAN WEE
Grslii NJ Coulaosk
B ans. ..... Miss { Cgs,suAn.
I Bid % PASSAGE
P-,,> OF admission - Dress Crc'e aad Pafcar,;e 3
RURTON's TnEATER:Izp1SSor' oPeu. II q p
'co-el-elca - = ms - fN4Nef. - 81 WI. Dc
-a.nl lne rr-r po-a.lr Drama ~
NONbFN AND >NN
Nr Doubst ilr LrL2e Jtcs Sra,' r... bo,is hari
Csr- >lr.e........ slrsau NJ SkeNtoa Nm Hughes
New Pa De D-lA N Fre,edc a. N - Ws'ers
- ccus.lle i.l ne Sew O5amA 90
Count Na.sn.r s. -. Pas,-.raa.s HALFWAY
ft',s-BeN es Drrss Crce ana Par-geue, - 80 tsmi
e---e Of Secesd Ter > GO Private BoVes = A. -
bENFFIT o. SIC NONEILl
tIAllANOPERA Aston .PLACE. Below 2 ga list
= "a h>oAl EVENING Jan d. W. Ne rertlrine,i for
he t-ri tine IN America rrs-'. Mssrs- P,.,e ANNA
ooLEN 4 l0aSic Cpers iogr .cis w-th ne~ dresses
~ ~, 10 li.-s4h ne new scrre, m frsl Sc by ~
Aon'-li-A henry Wiz signor Novel;. ANS Ra,eua
Sigucuna Berlccs Jane Sey-noar s,s-sr~. 4 pa,
Lord kccnfort >iEnor >rri, Lord Per-v Syrr E5rfI
>iea. s's,i1i'la t.'rini - hervss, - fcmonssi
Sc Gown, hests east srl tsse up beads " :,
NUnGsctor AM OErctOr. Max Maretzsk Leader Her
hltl-.-t P-ces 10 aLl ss1n A. % BlNe. ~ Pa
rIeL se-sru -her 'or le ug season : n Al--.
sc D- tre evening ~ Ire performance Psrcaet,e 4
Auph..at SER. - ce1s Box Otce open every dav fou
IAN u. 0c.oSk. NJ Doors open 4. ITO commence
AZ. 80
N1rer.- = cucr plEEko NOVEL; - 'esee % an
-.lr-a .'st rc SSH lsc b. tr-f 'cntt- N America ga
.Nl R>pAl Evening. January it. 'h- Nu ils occasion
$50 ne performed D1a fe- master work, ANNA boLE-
IA - s-- Or,ra .r acts. With ew dresses bv NJ no.
.errsnr new scene. hr Sicuor None Me-sY.. he'ue
and >,bro9 and t.s Nc known powerful css->'s No
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L. Broadway Tho Subscription books viii positively
co.. January To- al O'clock NJ Tie collection OF paint
-rut0n nc udos the alahe works OF An
ever plf forward boy Any similar Institution Subscriptions
a. should ae made early.
The y .,rbunon val take place on Thursday evening
Jan 20 A. ,lr sbcracle Members and heir smiies al
u.-fad 4 6isua
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i,LIDDON'~ TRAN-PARENr PANORAMA
NtNk TIE NILE AND kIA PIIAN ANrlOl AkIAN

Chiue-e Buildings Broadway
P Admission - cents Children hall prce.
\ B.-rhe curtain rises every Evening Al =, and Wed
nesdav ana saturday Afternoons AZ =. Doors open one
hour before each exhibition. II cts
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NGRAN
DASORAhiiC PAINTINGS OF ANtWCA Az
i -lt NEKk O.. -1a RrOat A. Idoot- above Nh'Js wl
lee,tiei tl.n Iue-lay, he ah 'o Saturday. the ltl
Inclusive. rsery H0eu0on a. o'clock, and evening a
O'Clock me proceeds 10 be- applied exclusively 81 az Ia
erecting Methodist Episcopal Church il he new village
N Nnr1.ana An-.sn 3 crn chlren nall pIice 81
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poRTRAITURE.
HENRY PETERS GRAY.

~ Bees Ia inform bis friends ila. ae M lo'
Those WHO desire eNro yyorSs Of All u. lie above cas-
srr assured 90 h. sblty execute Lem >adi- u ? fAh
A. ..e .oof frorn Broadway .dis l1iseo4-
~ NQtirp-Ilerp ID be meeting % le Df.
GOt,ss O.eiks VI and Association 81 lie American
Hal corner Broadway ard Grandsr on FRIDAY evening
JAn N o. 5. O'Clock Members OF PEE Association par
uclalv requested Girnd. ~ order u the Organizing
Committee. ] W. PINE. Chairman
NJ HAYNES Serrf.srv 10 10
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COPARTNER -HIP-Ill subscribers All c'uan4e
7 .lc porting rl dr., /. ot5 'ot1ns business l'irf t'
tI- q CJSHAAN 60 a. ,le- u-'s -'.rr. L1f ..i -.
ID A. GO SHbiAN
Nrw-Y 90. Jan D. .s-. d 1t~hhlAN
.u lawsut n b a. -HAAs
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MAGNIFICENr EXHIBITION
ENF
CHRIsTYS oPERA-HousE
cHRIsTY,s MINsrRELs.


No ~ BroadWar between Grand sni Become =.
a.. -
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COMMISSIONER IN EQUITY
NOTICE,

To Guardians, Trustees anil Rcccircrs.
All guardians, trustees, receivers and
others who are bound TO account To the
Commissioners in Equity, for Sumter Dis
,rict, arc hereby required 10 be aud appear
before said COMMISSIONS at his office AT
Sumter Court House, on the second
Tuesday Of January, and The Tuesdays in
January and February next, 10 make re-
turns of the estates III their hands, pos
session or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value OF such cs'
tate. aud an account at all money received
and paid for SAID estates. and To snl,stanlI.
ate the same by proper and sufficient voucli
crs; also, to produce al bonds, notes, Ger
~titicatcs OF stock and other evidence of
chooses in action, wiicl, arc specified in
said returns; and, also al. title deeds. bills
of sale and other m~unlncats OF tito al
property purchased by him or her. OF them,
ior his, her or their ward o. Ccstulrui trust
Those who fail, rules vii, be immediately
issued against them.
JOHN B. MILLER,
Cam. i:Y'p. SUNK, D's-ic,.
Sumter Court House, 9Th day OF No.
1850.
Nov u. 1850 Ats.
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The State of South-C arOlin a.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.

John J." Dickson who is IN the custody
oi the Sl'criifof Darlington District, by vir-
tue "t a Writ of Capias ad Satisfacicudum
Al the suit OF WIiicc Goodsou, having filed
IN my office together, with schedule on
oath, Of his estate and effects, his petition
.oihc 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 Wilicc Goodson, and
all other the creditors To whom the said
John |" Dickson is in any wise indebted
bc, and they are hereby summoned and have
notice Ia appear before the said Court at
Darlington Court House on Monday the
Seventeenth day of March next, To shcw
cause ii any they can, why the PRAYER of
The p"tl,i"n aforesaid should not be granted.
+. b. BRuNSON, C.. {. y. D. d.
Office of Common Pleas, q ~.
Darlington District, S. c. 81"
Nov. !1tii, $500.
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Al nAMA.-We give (says tho Hart
ford t'oHran,) the following extract Of a
letter from a gentleman of Alabama to a
TREND III this city. rs n specimen OF the
state oil feeling in The interior counties OF
tho South. The writer is q native OF
Connecticut, who has resided in Alabama
for some years, and fully understands the
viewso of those about whom he writes:
tsyvhat Calhoun could not effect III
twenty ycurs, has heen done in six weeks.
VIZ, a union Of the South. | do assure you
that, in this county, one of the w~ealthicst,
and containing as quiet and intelligent n
population as there is in the United States
f-whir too-wherc first there was a large
Union party--thcrc is now no one prom'n-
ent citizen that ! know OF, or have heard
OF, that does not say the time has come for
secession. For ono, with many tics to
8kind me to the Norlh-born there-having
friends and relations from whom it would
she painful to d,fer-having hoped, aud.
until my recent visit to the North, having
expected that my children and yours would
live and die under the same government
our fathers had-it was with great rcluc-
lance that | was convinced that the North
would not leave us alone, which was all
VIC asked. AS ii is, | am prepared coolly
and calmly to vote for secession, and, If It
is necessary, to sustain the vote will, life
and fortune. The Union, as it has been
managed for so'nc years, has no friends
here. Those who hoped justice from the
North arc giving M their hopes, since the
news came oi the action III Ohio, PcnnSyl-
sania, and especially in Massachusetts.
Nothing but the clf>ctua! waking up of the
Union men, (f any such there bc,) at the
North, and their cittctu.l putting down OF
slavery agitation there, can nov save the
Union. No Union party here can save 1t.
Their ground has been taken rom under
them by the notification Of the slave law,
and the renewed and increasing agitation
oi the slave question at the North
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The State Of South Carolina
DARLINGTON ployVIt"r

William JcIlor;!S who j. in the custody Of ,ir.
SHERIFF Of Darlington District. by Virtue of a
Writ "fCapins al Saiist,ci"ul,m n; tt. suit VI
John -. Murray. la>rtL ti,,l Ia my Office. To.
gc,hcr wiki Il schcdUi" on oath. of h!- estate and
rn, cts, his petition 10 the Court Of t'mntnnn
%tlrits. rrtyinr that Ia, may h" nlmll,rt! Ia :hc
benefit oi Tie Acts "i the General Assembly.
made tnr thu relief OF i;l>ulyru, n.!,ur,. |, i.
ordered Tia, The sall John u. MURRAY anil ali
other. the Crr'iiiurs IL whom The said William
!cfiords i III amy WI" Indebted. hr, and they
nrc hereby summoned AMI have rl",i"" r. appear
bci"r, thu said Court 1T Darlington Court, ilrLS,.
on Monday The s"vrns"rith day -, March n"At.
Ia slew cause II any they can. whv III. ,.ayrr
of the petition aforesaid should r!ui H.. granted.
T.. Il BI,UNSDN. e. T.. T.. $.
o1ic" Of E"n,n"n Pleas. December 10. 1870
Darlington District. 5 I'm
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|DA G u E r R EOTYPE
ESSES

The undersigned having taken rooms at
China's Hotel, would respectfully an
nounc to the citizens of Sulnterville and
vicinity, that they arc prepared to take
Daguerrcotype Pictures in the best style
of the art.
Being in the possession ofthe latest i'm
provcmcnts, and using a newly discovered
Chemical, we arc enabled to produce a
picture, which for durability, mellowness,
of tone, and beauty Of finish cannot DO
surpassed.
Our Pictures are neatly put up in all va
r'ctics of Cases., from the common to the
delicate PAPER Maclle.
For Miniatures we have q good assert
mcnt Of Lockets, to which The attention OF
the ladies' is invited. =
ALVORD g. TALMADGE.
Dec. 18th, 1850 7 If
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Notice.

STRAiED from Capt. Lawrence II.
Bclscr's OH Wednesday night the 9th No
vcmbcr, a large bay horse about seven
Years old, and PAGES remarkably we'll
One OF his hind feet is white just above the
llooi, and has a scar on the left arm near
the body, which has the appearance of hav-
ing been burned. A reasonable reward
will be paid for his delivery to the subscrl-
her at Wrighi's Bluff, or for any inlorma-
ton that may lead to his recovery.
J. RUFUS FIELDER.
Dec. llth, 1850 7 st
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

By Virtue of sundIy Executions Ia m" directed
will u" sold III Sumter Court l!pusr. on TN" ,ir,t
Monday and day follow inr in Juurrlrv NEXT.
within the ly-;.l hours of sale. to- III" hi.l.cst
Purchasers /" pay for ,iilr>.
One Tract al land at l,n acres NOR, or les. in
Clarcn"n'-ncnr Providence, ans! Where. De-.
frirlan, !,cl in 1919. levied u, aS The property
~ T.. VI. H'trh. at the sui OF VIM Lewis.
One Tract nt l29 arr"S NOR, or l.s IN tlorr.
mont, near Spring. Hill -alInning l.u,ls Of Vim.
Reynolds. /. u DAVIS and VIM. Burri~.. levied
ON ;s the property "i iirMnus Hancock. 1T the
III" sui, Of Elisha Spencer.
One Negro lrNi,d o., a, the property Of G. w.
BARNES. ~ the nj; Of Robert Marin. Bearer.
Three Negroes lr,iAi on rs IN. prn,..rtv oc
Edward ArtIcr>"i, Il, III" s!ii of \. Barnes.
Four Negroes levied on as the property of
Manson sylvester. AT ;!r sun % John G. Ga,lin.
for another.
100 Bushels Of Corn NOR, ar les. lND weigh,
Fodder more or lrss. ~ bushels uf IA,.,s uinr,. or
less, levied on as The property o.: Eliza \. Walker
Mt the sii' Of DR.. In". /" Ec!lcr.
~ Mere, OF l;''.! NOR, or I-,s IN Clarendon.
adi"in,ng lands Of -. : iiarsr. ! Nlngy and
n Bride and Saddle. levied On ~. The prup. r;v Of
James \; Nli''i'"m. 1T III" s'liI .; \. X. l;r,,lhlm.
June, nj the suit ui {. W. ir..cSu-.
>? Acres al land more or los, in Clarendon.
"dl"lni,i. lands Of --, levied %, ~ III" pro.
Davis. 80 80
On" Negro levied on rs the properly Of Rich.
ard S%anltr3, At.n'tu.:, ut HI au., Of l.aac -
iior, for another.
One Negro levied on as the rr,r .-tv Of X. J..
"i,hcrSl""n. nt The sni' Of Iautrs E.:srrt.
One Negro irNic,! on :s tho properly of I.liz,.
bcl'i N'c'HirdS"n. ~ the >u!t 81! .iunr~ Bay.
HARVEY SKINNER.
SiH,rl.l"f Sumter District.
Sirrlti Ollie. l3:h n,r.u.bcr. 1870.
Dhc l3 70 .,
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G&wCmDH2oGl.

MARRIED, Oh the 18th ull., by the Rev.
L. l.. King, MIR. FRANCIS b. BRowx, to Miss
ANNETTE REAMs, all Of this District.
On the 9th instant. by the Rev. w. Banks,
a.. /" CRAWFORD, Eson., Of Chester District.
and Miss MEIlSp, p. lI]ARRlNGroN, iaugh-
ter of Rev. John Harrington, of Sumter Dis
irirt.
ON the 5ih instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Owens,
Col. WM. VI. JAMES, to Miss MARTHA, cldrs,
daughter Of MIR. \. Norris, all of this District.
On the ETH instant, by the Rev. S. Owens,
MIR. NEIGHBOUR JOHNSON, to Miss SUSAN
RIDGwAY, all OF ,his District.
On the ll,h instant, by the Rev. D. Nc.
Queen, MIR. JonN s. R~IcuAnDsoS, JN., &c
Miss GNEs ID. Mcdowell, all Of this Dig
trict.
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The State ofSouth Carolina,

William ID. Rollings who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Darlington District, by virtue ola
Writ of (apias ni Sutisiacicnd,nn nj the suit of
John +. Erwin. lnviny filed in my office tnycth-
or with II schedule on oath, of his estate and IF.
tccts, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas.
praying that lie may h. admitted To- the bcnrii,
OF the Acts of the General Assembly made for
the relief of InSulvcn, Debtors. /. is ordered
that the said John +. Erwin and all other. the
creditors I" whom the said William u. Rnllilgs
il III nnywisc indebted b.. and they are hereby
summoned and have notice 10 appear before tn.
said Court ut Darlington Court Hons. ON Mon
day the seventeenth day nl Marcel, nr>,. To shrw
cause ii any they can. Why the PRAYER of tn. ,r-
tilion should nui l." granted.
T.. Il. ERuNSON. 4. q. +. :.
Office Of Common Pleas, December 10, 1880.
Darlington District. s I'm
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Clarendon Female Academy.
SUMTER DISTRICT.

School will be resumed in this establish
mcnt oil Monday, Goth January 1851. The
Principal will be assisted by a competent
lady. lIo has ample accommodation for
boardcrs; and prcsumcs it is unnecessary to
say a word in regard the health Of the
Sand Hills of Clarendon. For terms nc.
apply Git by letter. post-paid) to
w. X. STUART, Principal.
Fulton u. .. Dec. lou, Is o 3 st
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onOIGWlsAEnys

DlEp.-ln the City of Charleston on the 29th
November last, Mrs. ELLEASon RANDALL. La
CosTE. aged sevcnty.two years. consort Of Mr..
Stephen Lacostc, who nj the time Of his dealt.
was President of the Union Insurance Coinra-
ny, and also Il Merchant in Charleston, and
Mother of Col. Stephen LacoStc OF this District.
She left ut the time other death 5 living Chill
dren, % Grand Children. 7 Crcnt Grand Till
dren.-Sie was horn in 81. Domingo. and cscar D.
ed from that Country during the revolution OF
that Country, aud has resided in the City OF
Charleston since the year 1874. She was OF
tho Roman Catholic Church.
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NEGROES! NEGROES!!

will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
a. SI'ntcr Court house, on the first Monday
III January next. some IS valuable negroes
belonging To the estate of Mrs. y. a. viii
der deed, and also at the same time and
place >cvcn negroes belonging Ia the estate
o! X. W.. ~llarvlI deed, making in all 35
negroes among them arc Men, Women
aud children. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well to attend the sale
Conditions made known on day of sale.
w. LEWIS, .. S. -.
Dee. l,h, 1870 6 St
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Land For Sale,

55c;m \ tract OF land containing 700 acres
d. more or less, lying five miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road. be.
tween two and three hundred ocrcs cleared
adjoining lands of WIN. Cooper, j. c,
W'thcr7p"on, and II. .Joscy, belonging &c
The estate of David T.. Wilson. For terms.
apply TO either % the undersigned.
f.. e.. DUBOSE,
A. SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 27th, 1870 #
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Cotton Seed,

The subscriber has boon cultivalinr for
;i'n last four years the RIO COTTON, and
cav shloiy recommend il to the public.
The Rio Cotton is nj least three or four
weeks early Than the Pcttitgulf. and Will
Weld from Ii TO a l-:s more lint pcr acre
staple equally rs good il moi better. |, will
v.r!d rom 33 20 - lbs of lint to 100 lbs. OF
SEED cotton; the seed are considerably small
or ihali HE Ie;ui5nIi. Ii is uniform in bear
ne; II i'In.', well and joints short. Seed
can DC HAD ct The Subscriber in Lower Sn-
',ii' Sumter District, AT fifty cents per bush
c' or they Will bc delivered in Sumtcrvil!c
or klngSircr AT acvcnty-iivc cents. Those
wanting had better make application on or
before Isl January mex.
i. :. WORSlI.AM.
My 80, $50 !,
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Notice,

WILL be sold at tho late residence of
VIC. G. Moody deceased; four miles
above Statcsburg, on the l9lb December.
Horses, Cattle Hogs, Corn Fodder Peas;
also-Iiouscliold and Kitchen Furniture;
Plantation Tools &c &c.
Terms made known on day of Salc.
Is. MOODY.
Eeec'r.
Nov'r. 9th, 1850. 5. 4t.
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SOUTH arolina- Sumter Dist

Exparlc.
Jas. !" liaynsworih petrnnE,ro sale.
and WIG.
Will be sold at Sumter Court House. OF,
The first Monday in J]anunry ncxt and If
not then sold Will he offered at SUBSEQUENT
sale days until sold.
i" wit: the following negroes, NELLY
about - years old and her daughter Char
toltc about : years Of og", and Fed a bow
about II years old. Terms Of sale ar.
cash.
BY order Of the Court.
Join b. MILLER. Conrr.
Snmtcrvillc, Dec. lil, & =,
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II. a. Dup-c. ". "a. w. p>u,r..

liy Order "f VIM. LEWIS. E>u.. Ordinary for
Sumter District. ! viii S,!l III sumter tour,
llr''sr within 'hr ir'.il A"lrS al >al-. one ,r.c,
"i l@ind containing 29S acr ON sammy Swami
waters OF Black River, houn'ir,l iy lands ui
Laws Hr"t,iway. y. b. C"ckrreil. W. T.. James
and II. III. Brun,hy. irIun.i,. 10 .I,u,r. nnpr..
decd, Ia the hlairs, bidder, on n rr-t!i, of T.
months Clli fees CASH The purchaser giving
bond with good Security, and a mor,r ,u,. Of III
premises l." the Ordinary. Tor the rayI,.rr of m.
purchase money, With interest from day Of .:,i-.
~ H. SKINNER, :. :. u.
18th Dee. 1880. p,