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SECOND ANNUAI. FAIR
OF TIE
South Carolina Institute,

OPEN on TIE Isth NOV,R. NEXT
The socond annual Fnir OF tl,c S,,,,h Carols
ma Institute for the promotion cf Art. Mcchnni-
cal Ingenuity, DC, will be held In Cha rlcs,.n
opening ON the 18th November, and 10 continue
during the week.
Spccimens of every branch of Industry nrc
earnestly solicited. Premiums will he awarded.
Tor tile best specimens, II Silver Medal for the
hcAt best, Diploma. For Original Inventions,
suitable premium, nt the discretion of the
judges. VI VIC
A selection will be mn,lc Of the bes, specimen
OF Mechanism md the Arts---of Cotton. Rice
sugar, Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Flour. Kosin
anu lnrpeniine-and sent To the Worlds Fair
10 W. held In London in the Spring of 1851.
a large and cominOdiuus builInc I'm. hoo,
selected for the Exhibition, md every attention
will he paid TO the reception and care of articles
sent to the Fair. All articles must he directed
to l.. NJ. HArCH, Chairman of Co,nmiitr,. ,,f
Arrangements, and be delivered by the IttL If
November. " W
Communications addressed 10 J,Mys IT T,x.
I.oR, Chairman of Committee on Corr,snonL.
enCs. VIII meet with prompt attention.
The Hon. JOS. II. IUMPKIN. of Gcorr,o
VIII deliver the Annual Address, ON Tuesday
night, the 18th November
Arrangements have been made with the S,u,h
Carolina Eini Rnad Company, to le, all articles
Intended for the Fair. return free of chnry,.
;, WIN. GREGG, Preside nj.
r" {. JONES, Secretary.
July - "a
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Educational Notice.

~ The exercises Of the BRADFORD
SPRINGS MALEINSTITUTE,S Sum.
ter District, wlllbc resumed OH Monday,
the 4th Of February ensuing, under the
direction OF Rev. EDWIN CATER, assist
ed by able and accomplished Teachers, in
all the. various branches of literary and
ornamental education. The Trustees have
made the most liberal and complete ar
rangemcnts to impart an extensive; thor
ough, and highly finished education to all
the pupils committed tU their charge; and
on the most moderate terms. Strict and
parental attention paid to the manners and
morals of the young ladies'. Religious scr
vice, in connection with Sabbath School
exercises, held every Sunday morning in
the Chapel, for the benefit of the Ilstitu-
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of five mouths each, beginning
respectively on the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and July; payments half yearly in
advance. Rates the the same as last year.
d. b. McLAURIN,
Sec g. Treas.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Board of Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent,
who shall send to board and educate in this
Institute, at any one time five daughters,
education of The ii(ll, one gratis.
An arrangement has also been made to
supply Students Of tic Institute with books
and stationary at Charleston retail prices.
Feb. 9th 1850 IL If
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To BRING THE DRoWNED' 70 Lirg.--at
this season Of the year, when SO mary ia
tai accidents are occurring, the following
advice, which we have, periapsf before
published, is particularly opportaHei--
Immediately as the body 10 reraoYed
from tho water press the chest suddenly
and fofcibry downward and backward, aud
Instantly discontinue the pressure. Re-
peat this violent Interruption until pair
Of bellows can be procured. When OBJ
tanned, intfoiaee tho muz4lt well upon the
base Of the tongue. Surround the mouth
with towel or handkerchief. and close it.
Direct a bystandef to press firmly upon the
projecting part of the neck (Adam's apple)
and use The bellows actively. Then press
upon the chest to expel the air from the
lungs to initiate the natural breathing-
Continue this at least an hour, or until
signs of natural breathing come on.
Wrap the body in blankets, place it near
the fire, and do every thing TO preserve the
natural warmth, Us well as to impart an
artificial heat, If possible. Every thing,
however, is secondary TO initiating tho lungs.
Send for medical man Immediately.
Avoid all frictions until respiration shall
be in some degree restored.
VALANr1SE Morr.
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SHERIFFS SALES,

by virtue of sundry Executions TO me
directed, will be sold Mt Sumter Court House
on tho first Monday and day following in
August next, within the lcgal hours of sale
10 Tie highest bidder, for cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay for titles: 9
One negro, levied on as the property of
w. /: Brogdon, at the suit of f.. A. ]. Ga
ry, Admin'lor.
One Barouch and Harness, levied on ms
eic u property of G. ID. Gayle, NJ the suit of
s. s. Farrar and others.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. ID.
July IL, 1918.
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70 sink, it was found sltat only portion Of
tho crew could be taken off in boats
Those who were commanded 10 remain
nbeyed witheat o tiufmuf. Some offered
shelr places in the boats 70 Others, though
It was evident that no s,utsat, Melp could
reach those y NO remained. a large heavy
man, who had taken a scat IN one Of the
boats, waa ordered to return to tAe vessel,
as thereby two men of smaller size could
o., De saved. He did SO without complaint
The boats sailed oH:-the Somers went
down amid the boiling waves, and with her
these self-sacri6cing heroes, wlsose glo-
f'oos courage and grcatness of spirit have
never been eaualled in ancicnt or modern
Ghhes.-Richmond Republican,.
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N office.

Co.partnership has this day been formed by
INC INC Undersigned, for the transaction of n FAC.
IOhAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the title Of VIM. NJ. LAWTON d. CO
WIN. NJ. LAWTON
Il. WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
VIM. NJ TAYLOR,
JOSEPH II. DILL
Office l3 Southern Wharf
Shh'iestoii, .. u, July LIST, 1850. 37-:}t
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.SrmteruiIla and Elarainos,t
STMGA &ASAs., e

EG- The subscriber respectfully an.
1.eeIiss.MEs.A nonnces to the travelling Pub.
iic thut his Stage leaves Sumtervie every morn.
i.g al 3o'c.ock, teSccpt Sunday and arrives d,
Leaves same day tafter the arrival Of the q. *
from charlestnn) and arrives ut Sumterville or
s o'clnck. =.
n. B:--1favine procured the services OF his
fofrier Driver. Dir. l.. ID. HOPE, can assure all
who patronizc his stage, safe and expeditions
passage. =
P. NJ. BUTLER
April II, 1890 25 f
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Look Sharpl!

Just received by a late arrival from
Charleston, fresh Stock of q
DRY Goods and Groceries
Consisting in part rs follows;
Ladies and Gentemen's Shoes, Of va.
r'ous descriptions Misses and Chillrens
do; fine assortment Of Hats and Cabs
for Summer ; also, Coffee Sugar Mo,
lasses Cider Vinegar Candles; No. /
Mackerel; Pickled Pork; Salt; Water
Buckets; fine large Brooms Spice; rup.
per; Gloves; Ginger Mace allen, fine
lot of Tin Ware; all Of whichwill be sold
low for cash trade--.by
McROY g. JONES,
Oppnsite VIM. Webb's N. Y. Store.
May |, 1880.
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For Sale,

Il valuable plantation containing nine
hundred and eleven acres, situated in
Claren'ol,t County, about steven miles from
Sumtcrsillc, on the public road leading from
Snmtcrville 20 the Swimming Pens. There
IS on The place a good Dwelling Iionse,
Kitchen, Smoke-ifouse, Stables. Corn
House &c. All in good repair For terms
apply to Saml.j. BradfordJ. W. Dargan or
the Subscriber on the plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN.
NOV. IL lSl9 4 II
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Notice,

Strayed from the Subscriber. A,r>
on the lnlli Of June, be,woen -.
Manchester and William Weeks . SprinT.
or slut Pup, flesh marked, white, with liy.
er coored ears, and spot on her rgh,
side, Of the same color will he thankful
for any information directed to FRIENDSHIP,
u. o.,
w. FRANCIS BUTLER.
July ID 36 IL
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements fur
tho manufacture of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by The FALL. For
reference M 10 quality, he would respectfully
refer I'ersnns who may be disposed To purchase
oi him, To those who jatronized him lns, wear,
As to price, he will guarantee them as low ns
can be nfIur,ie,l,
May y 2tf ]. MORGAN
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South G Casroli Sumter Dist.


South Carroll i'm Sumter Dist.
issss II; EQ UI1'Y. rs, Is.
Alexander McIeaf, .paniet, Mclean, Allen
MclAnh rs: WA. Colcloagh, Admir-. Of Gins.
McIenii. - - z, = isEsfsss t.s
q BILL
1t Is ordered. on motion OF Mayrdnt b Rich.
eTiisot, defendants Solicitors. that fhe e.edst6rs
tnblis tkcr dclnads III this G0lirt 81, 81 before
the first day Of October next; Sita That tit5
vertising tho same on The GSafs Hoase a5oT;
until the expiration of the said period, ,aiid by
publishing It in one Of the papers df this Dis
trict Snce every two weeks until the ftst day 6f
October risxts @ts.f.Y,Itg, 81 81 81 I.
June 4. iS50. " & sfs.y i}s
|, Tho above Is true copy. thjs 5th Jbne, 1856:
Jiihc io ss 81 z es%pi Il
- . -. p-- = -
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Notice,

The Subscriber most respectfully relurns
his sincere thanks To the citizens of Sumter
vie and vicinity, for tho Very liberal patron.
age hefcloiufe bestowed upun hi.ns aud MS
he mas nadc money enough to warrant his
retiring from business, he now offers ,o ,lo
all HAULING for his old customers, FREE
of cHAE6E, for one month from this notice.
Tl1OS. MCGEE.
July 81 IS !,
c=9 Watchh,an copy once.
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Beef Beef!

The Subscribers are killing Beef uhe best the
District will nitorti,i three times II week viz -
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and will xii
as often rs required to supply The demand
Prices according To the times, quality, quan.
uty, &c. Accounts payable once II month
l.. PRlNGLE IL co.
July3 50 If
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Notice.

Persons indebted to the Estate Of y. r
Wyles, Will please make payment TO F.
Sumter, Esq.
NJ A. WYLES, Adm'.r.
June 10, 1850. "a "
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TNE CiNDnN DIZIiR,

The Subscribers leg leave To announce
to their friends and Customers III Sumter,
tina, they have inst 'pcncd splendid sloc i
O! FANCY and STAPLE GOODS: all
OF which they oiic, At tho lowest prices
possible. TO The allowing articles thcv
wish mos, particularly to draw the at,en-
ton OF purchasers
PLAIN, figured, andsatin-stripcd Barogcs
Figured and Embuidnrcd Lawns
French and othcralcocs
Tissue silks, and Gnghams
PLAIN and Frgurql Swiss Muils
Plain and Figurh Cambricks Jaconc,s
Embroidered cutaIn mnGlins
ldncns-lrsh ad Grass; Linen Cambria
l!andkcrchc's, lace Capcs, and 4 great
variety Of Nndlcworh Goods
Together with ;gcncral assortmcn; OF all
other articles usually found at their cs-
tablshment
We wish 10 drat tho attention of gentle
men to our suck Of Ready made Clo,h-
lng, which crhraccs every article in that
line.
NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
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Notice.

Just received per "!Souitcrncr' Fresh sun.
ply Of SUMNER CLOTHING of all descrip
tons, together with Black Cloth Coats and
Cmssirnere Pants. Black Satin and silk Vests,
which will be sold nj unusually low prices by
May Ii l.. Is. HANKS.
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Executors Notice,

The Creditors of WIN. ]. Rccs. Esq,
deceased, are called upon to present to the
Subscriber their demands, properly attest
ed according to law. Aud those indebted
to the said deceased TO make payment.
w. J. REEFS, Ercc'k QmliGsa
July I'd 36 #
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A. F. Allen,
MNNASE,

The subscriber will rent for the ensuing
year. on reasonable tcrms, the residence
of tho late ID. +. Wylcs, Esq. in State
burg.-On the promises are comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ings. with about Twenty Acres of Land
attached there to, containing a complete
Tan Yard in full operation.
NJ. a. WrLES, Admir-.
Statcburg, lst January, 1850. ~ If
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MASONIC lLi..
&A@NMASsA q

265 king-s,reet, corner bf Wentworth,
CHARLESTON e.
WA. KENT a. 5iITsHE1 4 J, sgs
now receiying their usual supply of Spripr
and Summer C.olhing. TO which thes would
invite the attention of purchasers. 1sliey
Keep constantly on hand, d fifll sad eei6-
plcte stock of Cioiiing and Gentlcmaft-s
3Oattltlng articles. Purchasers Hilfat ali
times find "a full stock Of q.
Enlisgi, and French Elosh DrSgs. afid
F'f6ck Coats Il
Medidm arid low priced cls,h Goats
Pantss OF sll,descriptions,
And fall stock of FFestr. Il NJ
They would invite attention to thcif
stock 6f Onttiiiifg artici viz: s;isis ssi-
lars, Gfavals, Uldsr tiRsmgsfts, ffosiesg.
Gloves, Suspendefs Dressing fiibanss SO
Csc. Sc - y
4. Alleftas above Gtesis ,vsillj Be SID at,she
a. ISFsiNtIf & NIIT ITs55fiE & 4;
a8s Kingsst. cofnet syssensH6fffts
Wool Wanted.
Thehighcst mark price ifps sfts0Is
by IL. i, Is. Il. MOSES,
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SUMTER HOUSE,

finish +. MYERS. would 5rressrpsectfully res in.
I;ii;@ form the citizens of sum,erille and
:.ssl sskslsa uie surrounding, country that he has
snrrnngemehts s,II,, ID receive ICE hiid SODA WA
FIX, OF every variety, weekly. @ ,is s
lie has on hand, nhd will continue Ii receive.
throughout the season. II tl,o.cs. nsst,rtient OF
VINES and C9rdials, Conectonaries, Frliit,
than was ever offered beEohe in ihis p,aca. a /.
Nay 20. 1850. 80 NJ: !.
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
l1EStyl;s;se tsssasss tsssasss aana sS1l1
Charleston to NeW-YOrk,
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM

LIE GkEAI MAIL KOUIE t1tOM
CHARLESTON, S. c,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of
Laurcns-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, n. C.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PllILADEL-
PllIA. aud \. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed tha,
the steamers Of this line, from Charleston
TO Wilmington, arc i'll first rate condition,
and are navigated by well known and cXpe-
r'cnccd commanders, and the railroads arc
IN fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. y THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued OF and after the first of Oct.
lSl9, as permanent arrangement from
Charleston to New York. Passengers
avaiiing themselves thereof, will have the
option either TO continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit their convc-
nlcncc. BY this route travellers NAV
reach New York on tho third dap durii;:-
business hours. Baggage will be tickctcd
ON hnardtlc Steamer To Weldon, az like
wisc on the change Of cars. at the intcrmc-
diatc points from thence TO N. York
Through Tickets $50 carh. can alone be
had from T., WINSIOW, Agent of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Il. r. Company,
at the office OF the Company foot of Ian
rcns-s'rcct, 10 whom please apply For
other information inquire Of
J.. c. DUNCAN,
a. tho 4lnio"i"nn Gulel, !. Charleston S, c.
MAY az {, =.
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Great Bargains!
Selling off at First Cost.

Iie subscriber intending to move to Charles.
!om offers ms present stock Of Goods for sale nj
FIRST COST, consisting Of n we'll scl.c,sd
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Crockery-
rare.
Persons desrous Of purchasing CHEAP,
would do we'll to cnll and examine for them.
selves.
HUBERT CROGHAN.
Sumtervillc, July 10 37-3t
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n 8 IN q
800 REWARD,

! will give the above reward for proof n
convection co. ", ni my Man CHARLES, Ia carpen.
bile White Man, and Twenty-Five boltnrs for
ms NJ apprehension and delivery in Spmei I,;, y.
eaid hoy was bought from Batsop Corbit, anI
mas mas, wiic VIZ, at Reynolds in Darlington. near
May 81, 10 = ''is'ss e r., rs
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"Whydo you not admire my laughtcrs,"
said proud mother to = gentleman. "De-
cause" replied he, II am no Judge of pain
fngs." "Bnt surely" she replied, not in
the least disconnected by this rude reflec-
Ton, "yon never saw an angel that was moi
painted"
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Special Notice.
40 Planters ;,,pd Hl;,,,,iIir


40 Planters AND HI;7,stiIips.
The Subscriber intending 10 remove from the
corner OF King and Markc, street. to the New
Store III the Bend of King street, is d,sirois of
reducing his Stock AZ much rs possible Erior TO
removal. Planters and families can avail them.
selves Of an opportunity of laying in their sup.
plies from one OF the LARGEST and BEST
assorted Stocks in the city. at prices lower than
ever offered among which Will he found,
lGu - ,.i y
5 cases Finland and Orgnnlie Musli,.s 10 and
l2i-2
, cases light cold o,6 IA
2cnsrs black and white rnnurn'-.. II, IL i.2.
French cold Mu>Iins. Lawns and l;arcres
from Is III to g. -
Rich Silks.
case small Plaid Finland Silks, n, 81 ~,
ease plain cold Silks Al 50.
Striped and Plaid Silks al 6al-2.
kirh cold silks at very lnw prices.
Al silk Grcnn,!inc nj - -, worth -,
Double width Al paca lsarcsc. ai -.
Ram black l'arrrcs. Mourning Gimghams,
Plaid and Striped Nlmslin> It 30 ps..
White dotted Sws- NIuslils
Superior SaN"ny Gnuz- flanncls, cold Flan-
nclS,
Black Lace Vi.iI,es, wl.,c and black Sewing
Sllk Shawls.
NGiXt 'EWccds mt ne G-9,
l'lnid Linens al - LA 81. Gamhroors,
Brown and white Liner Drill, cold Linen
Drill,
Iicht cold Cassmares, lIerino do, Plain Lin.
Cases Of tnlicocs and Aron Checks n;6 ii,
PnntnlOon stuis. at Il IL
WV. ROWLAND.
y. t.. Corner d King nud Market
street, Charleston, =. G..
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oOb16OO@uays

Died, on the llth instant, JOHN LAuRESs,
Youngest son of John L. Manning, Esq. Of
Clarendon
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Lately opened in Charleston
"A LARGE AND NEW

Lately opened in Charleston.
A LARGE AND NEW
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
mIpDHaaua@ne
i No. 2aS KING STREgT, in THE BEND.
SAMUEL G. DUNN has lately open- Iaa
ed n large NE w and ASHIONABLE H
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, where he -lifI.
intends keeping constantly on hand supo-
rior and well assorted Stock of
Ready Made Clothing
AND GENERAL
F furnishing ARTICLES.
The stock now offered is one Of tho lnr.
gest and superior to any offered in this City,
having been selected with great care in re-
ference TO the wants of tho Charleston pub
.ic and tho surrounding Country.
JAMES w. PlERSON, Formerly in the
House OF Johnson g. Canficld) has engaged
to conduct the Business, and hopes by strict
attention to the wants of his customers,
unitel with his former experience, to merit
liberal share of the patronage of his friends
and the public.
WIN. M. BELSBR, (formerly Of Sum
ter District,) is also engaged, and solicits n
call from his friends,
N. B.-MEASUItES taken for GAR
MEN'TS and Warranted to FIT; all Goods
bought at this Establishment warranted in
every respect.
Charleston, s. c., July II, 1850. 3s lin
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Stores to Rent,

The subscribers offers for Rent. on very
reasonable terms, his two NEW STORES
now being completed, just above the Store
of y. J. g. p Moses. They arc neat and
commodions, with fine Lot room and Shelter
i'll the yard, and good stand for business.
\. J. MOSES.
June %, 1850. 35 If
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Gloves.

Gents and Ladies' white, black and cold
Kid Gloves, white and black Silk do, cold
Mnsins, Ladies' Dress Silks, Fringcs Trim
minss, &c, for sale by l.. B. HANKS.
June 10
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Just Received,

y Fresh T. of Gnc Panama and Icrhorr
iia's. Also fu'inl assortment Of Colorcd and
Mourning GoI oIs ofthc latcsl styles.
AIS" NcwLol of Ready made Clothing
II. j. SOLoMON.S d "a
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Trout & DeLange,
COiU1fESSION NER cHA WIS.
No. '112, EAsr BAY,

Charleston, s. G.
Keep constantly on hand, Il large assor,.
ment of Frcsli burnt Stone l.in,e. Rosen-
dale Cement, Plaster OF Paris. New Yor,,
Marble Lime, Philadelphia white do. Gvn.
sum, or Farmers manuring Plaster, Fire
and Hearth Bricks, pastering Hair. and
Building Materials In general.
ORDERS left with Messrs.c T. r.. .Sft.
attention. r'p'
Jan 23 Il.
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sMMa.ASsSNMa S. 9.
Spring Of 1850,

0PA1hS Va AOOoI
w. C. BANCROFf.
255 and s55 King Street,
r now recciring md ofIerx to purchasers Of
DRY GOODS, who may visit the City one of
the
Largest Stocks of Rich and
Deservable Goods
ever exposed in Charleston. Having made cr-
tenslvc arrangements for Spring; SALES, he
confidently invites purchasers To his stock as il
Is nniS,nily attrhctire, embracing oil the va.
rieties pfNe,S and
Elrgani Silks, both black and colored;
Grenadines, Silk Mlislins, Tissues
Bnrages, bnth plain and prin,edl
'..isniEtlatas- ,tsing'nn, Mnslins, prin,-;
AiIsircfas BuInliaYl lhr-,~ Gi,ti.,I ~
Embmi'lcries Of vnria,is siyics,
Evening Dress Goods in variety Of style and
fabric; -
White Goods of all the various qualities;
Elegant S,ar, Lace, Silk and Muslin Shawls
Linen and Linen Fabrics;
Hosiery, Gloves and Under Vests, (Slk, Ne.
rinn and Couonl;
Embroidered. Revere stitched and Plain Lii
hch Inh'nric tldkis, in great variety;
-AL$0----
Goods for Gents Wear in nll the leading STYLES
oiWoolen and Cotton Mbrirs.
most complete assortment Of all the heavy
Lotion Fabrics f,r Plantation use. together with
Ties, colonel Cottnns, etc etc.
Purchasers can always depend upon finding
the newest styles oi goods imported ns an agent
is always in the Market To supply MS with the
most Fashionable Goods.
In a word. the stock will he found IN EN-.
nracc nearly every article in the Dry Goods
line and will be- offered n, the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
y. B.-iIe has made large additions to his
wholesale Rooms and will he prepared to of.
Merchants "a nal
and invites the attention of nll who wish 10
purchase Goods nj Lom Prices for Cash or
prumm Pay.
Feb 1850.
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\ beautiful assortment Of white and Fancy
Linen Drillings Brown Linens. Drnp D'E,es
Cro,on Cloths, Mnfsciiles Vcstings. Black and
Co,tonndes, Bleachca and Brown Shirlings and
SheetinGs Of every quality With n variety OF
Gob,ls too numerous ~ bo specified.
They would invite particular ain,niion 10 their
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which,
having been purchased of the Manufacturers nj
the io"csf Cash prices, they are prepared to sell
on the most reasonable terms.
a fine assortment of Boys, Youths and Meh's
Hats, consisting Of Palm Leaf. Leghorn, Pnt,a:
mn. white and black sol Hungarian, md fne
Silk and Beaver llnts-wit, Boots, Shoes;
t.rockcry, Cutlery, Glnss.wnre, Sadllery, and
Carppchtets Tools. may also be found by calling
wo doors North Of the Court House.
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Lost.

On the morning Of the 18th ult, in the vicin.
i!y of Dukes Mills, Clarendon. Note of hand
drawn hy John II. Gayle, in favor of tho sub.
scriber, for One Hundred Dollars. bcnrinv dn,,
the 18th nlt., due the first of November next,
with interest from July last All persons nre
hereby forbid trading for said pnpcr If found. MS
payment has been stopped
July II 80 a.
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EBESEZER ,CooE. 81
9e4 Grand ST. cor. Of 1Afle5.l

This istB certify that have used Bt. keel.
er's Cordial, undhsve found Il q gpitablc Ined#
icine in dinrrheai dysonterv, snii!ali dafauge-
meDts Of the stomach and boEt1s; nahsed bY
iTteihirg, and is particularly adapied ID nil
diseases Of those OF gans tadsed by hGid frTuitd
or the debilsta.ing effects OF saas5d and cliss
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