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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20
NUMBER 13.

cf The single i,u, surrounded by savsses.
thousands of colleges. academies church
es, school houses. adorn the land. aud
tens of thousands of merry ehildten at
quire in them those impressions which
will make them useful TO their country
and prepare their souls for eternity. Sir.
| relate this anecdote To challenge gentle.
men to point me in tie history of all the
world TO any country. in any age. where.
in the lifetime of one man. such progress
has been made. and tor the purpose of
pointing 10 these monuments tnere erect.
ed 10 the patriotism. wisdom. and Sagaci-
" Of those who formed the old Continent
tai Congress of l774, That individual,
although aged. still lives. and is still phys
;cally able 20 protect the family Of nR.
tive Of that soil who is absent from his
home 10 urge. as a solemn duty. the pas.
sage of the same provision for The TcrrftO.
ries which our posieriiv must occupy.
Before high Heaven. lie, me say. THAT
DUTY. regardless of consequences. will
be discharged. Tha, person will urge
upon all to keep up the lights Of liberty
enkindlcd by our fathers; that we may be-
directed by them in the advancement OF
measures which will secure .ha highest
degree of perfection Of which man in his
fallen condition is susceptible in this lite:
and when 'i,s iiilul dream is over,' 4
place in that land where sorrows and OPP
pressions never come.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-20

In the five slave States above named
there are Of whites, over twenty years
Of age. who cannot read or irrite, 1885,
600. In Ohio with the same white pop
ulation) there are of those who cannot
read or write, $4,000. Showing in the
same slave States with the same white
population of Ohio one hundred and three
thousand more white adults who cannot
read or write than We do. Your pirate
schools. therefore, are not quite SO efficient
as ours. Twill not say that your scholars
are not as apt as ours, as that might be re-
garded as "aggressive.'
How is it in Buncombe! Her white
population over twenty years old is 1916,
OF these there are who cannot read or
write $50. Or for every three adults
who can read or write she has two who
cannot.
Taking her whole white population
there is one TO SIX who cannot read or
write. In my district we have one TO
thirty-two. In the five slave States above
named, Of this class there is one to tour
teen. In Ohio. only one to forty-faco!
In giving these statistics their proper
force. two things must be borne in mind.
LIST. That the Stare population of the
South. few of whom are educated. is not
included. Cd. That they have slaves 10
perform their labor whilst they may 60 to
school, and in Ohio we labor for ourselves
refer the gentlemen, who have press
ed this investigation upon me. to table
which is the result Of some labor. |,
will be a convenient thing for them. They
can at any time. by reference to it, ascer-
tain hom happy they are, compared with
the people Of my State, with as much
precision as they can ascertain the day o
the month by referring to the counting
house calendar. or how cold it is by look
ing at the thermometer. give the pro
portion of the whole white population
who. being over twenty years old, canno'
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IMpupExT!-A fellow who vas recently
kicked down three pair Of stairs in Alba
ny. New York. for using Improper Ian
guage at an evening party. sent up . nots
requesting the man who did il - ipfosW
him where he purchased his beossl
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Notice,

will offer for sale at Sumter Court House
on tho first Monday III March next. to the
h'ghest bidder, TWO NEGRO MEN, be.
longing to tho Estate of II. J. Brown, dec d
Also, two mules. and one horse; and on the
following day, at the late residence of said
deceased, will bo sold Corn, Fodder, and Po.
tatoes.
Conditions of sale will be for the Negroes,
a Bond with good porsonal aecurity, crcdi,
Four Years, interest from day of sale, and
paid annually; and for the other property
credit till October next.
JOHN G. WHITE, Admir-, !.
Fob g 1850, 1 IS 4t ~
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$ U NJ II e R
Boot and Shoe Mart,
BENJAMIN FOLSOM. would

BENJAMIN FOLSOM, would
respectfully inform his friends
SS-1tssss" and the public That he has Re.
moved his establishment to f.iber,y.stree,.
next door to w. Webb's store, where he will
be happy to see them
The present state OF the market will not
allow hn' to give but short credit, and trust.
his prices which are sufficiently low, will
demand the cash.
lie has just received from Charleston and
Philadelphia very select assor,men, of pcn.
tlcInen's fine Boots, for sale lo,o for cash.
--ALSU-
An assortment of fine and supcriine Cal.
ters, Ties, Buskins and Misses Boo,ces, to-
gether with new article styled, Paio Aho
Ties, well worthy the attention OF the ladies'
OF tho District.
By cndeavoring to suit the taste of all he
trusts to murit o further ahare OF public pa.
tronage,
Sumtorvlle, Feb 6.
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Head Quarters,
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1851

The following Troops will parade for RE
VIEW and DRILL at the times and places
mentioned, viz:
The Uniform Companies of The 10Th and
18th Regiments, and the LIST Regiment o
Artillery and the Charleston Hussars, on Fri.
day, the 22ll of February
TIE ls'h Rcg'meuiUt q Infantry at Ridge.
Eit, ON 1'n6rday. the 26,h Of February.
The lover Dariai.on of the 10Th Resi.
ment at strawberry Ferry, on Thursday, the
:eSth of February
The Uppe- Battalion of the l9,h Req.
mcnt at Black Oak Lock (or Club IIouse) or
Saturday the 2d Of .lnrch.
The 6'h Regiment of Cavalry at or near
Bradley & Brit,ons Ferry (sou,h sldc) on
Thursday. the LIST Of March
a3d Regiment Of Infantry at Conwayboro
on Saturday, the 9th OF March.
The 32d Regiment at Marion Court House
on Tuesday, the l2,h Of March
The 20,h Regiment of Infantry at Darling.
ton Court House, on Thursday, the lI,b of
March.
The 9TH Regimen, Of Cavalry at or near
Darlington Cour, House, on Saturday, the
10Th of March.
The 3'h Regimen, Of Infantry at Bennetts
vile, on Tuesday. the 18th Of March.
The 2Sth Regiment at Chesterfield, on
Thursday, the 2lst of March.
The 2ls, Regiment at Lancaster, on Sat.
urday, The Odd of March
The I'D Regiment at Camden on Tues
day, the 10th Of March.
The 20th Regiment at Swimming Pens,
on Thursday. the 18th of March.
The 44th Regiment mt Sumterviile, on Sat
urday, the 3Olh Of March.
The Com aud Non
ed Officers will as emhlc previously at the
place of rendezvous of their respective Re.
g'ments or Baltaions, for Drill and and In.
struction.
The Major Generals and Brlgadier Gencr.
ais will, with their Staff attend the Reviews
IN their respective commands
The Brigadicr Generals are CHARGED with
the extension of this order to their Brigades.
All the Troops and Arms will be inspect.
cd, except at Charleston
By order Of the Commander Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
req Is II
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TNE NESPERIiN HARP.
A New Music Book i'm Patent
Notes.
Feb. 9th 1850
BY DIR. WIN. HOUSER.

BY DIR. WIN. HOUSER,
Is tho greatest work OF the kind ever offer.
ed TO the world. |; contains 576 pages. and
more than 700 tuncs-Psalms ahl HYMN
Tunes, Odes and Anthems, Sunday School.
Infant, Revival, Camp Meeting, Missionary,
Temperance, Moral, and Patriotic pieces;
Scotch, Irish, German, French and other fine
Foreign Tunes. Much new Music never be
fore published; the noble old tunes that thrill.
led the hearts of our fathers and mothers il,
their youth, and one Of the plaincst expos.
tinns OF The principles Of music aud o! lnus.
cal composition ever published. Ii is spc.
cialiy suited to the taste OF the South and
West, (he author is a Southern man III birth
and education, and all his atlini.ics) and ~
adapted 20 the Day S, hoo for children, the
Singing School, the Church Cnor of every
denomination, the Missionary and Temper.
ance Meeting. the proud gala days of our Re.
pubic, and the social party, where good sense
ana the low" Of "v"-v thing virtuous and no.
hii' should T.I,c The hgur.
Inquire o. The Book sellers and Country
Merchants generally, and OF GEORGE 4.
OATES, & co, Augusta, Ga.
Teachers who will travel and sell this work
can make from $500 to $1,000 a year, AJ.
dress The author, Spier's Turn Out. Jclfer.
son co. Ga.
All the South Carolina weekies and tri.
weehlies will publish thus advertisement, for
one mouth, and send their bills to the author.
Feb q ON
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Educational Notice,
Feb. l3 1850,

u The exercises Of The BRADFORD
SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Sumter
District, will be resumed on Monday, the 4th
ot February ensuing, under the direction OF
Rev. EDWIN CATER sisted by able and
accomplished Teacher, the various
branches OF literary and orimt4sntaJ cduca,
ton. The Trustees have made The most l.h
cral and complete arrangements 10 iupart an
extensive, thorough, and Highly finished edu-
cation TO all the pupils committed To their
charge; and on the most moderate terms
Strict and parental attention paid to the
manners and morals ofthc young ladies'. Re-
ligious service, in connection with Sabbath
School exercises, held every Sunday morning
in the Chapel, for The benefit OF the Insttu.
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months each, beginning res.
per,iyely on the first Mondays in February
and July; payments half yearly in advance
Rates the the same as last year
ID. B. McLAURIN,
The following resolution was adop,ed by
the Board o Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent. who
shall send to boarl and educate in this Ius,i-
tu.e, at any one time five daughters, shall be
entitled TO receive the board and education oi
The fifth one gratis.
An arrangement has also heen made to
supply Students Of the Institute with hooks
and stationary at Charleston retail prices.
ID. B. McI.:uTin, Sec'ry.
Sec. g. Treas.
Feb. 9th 1850 Ii If
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Attentioll ]! Riaelnen,

The Sumter Rfiemen ard hereby ordered
to attend parade OF the Upper Battalion Of
44th Regiment, on the 10th inst. at Sumter
Vile, armed and equipped for review
Tho Commissioned oficers, Sergeants and
CorporaIs will attend the day previous at 8
O'clock for for Drill.
BY order of Capt HAMMET,
r. S.-As there will be an inspection OF
arms &c. on that day it is advisable that each
member should be prepared with Ammuni-
ton as required by Constitution.
FURTHER NOTICE.
An election for Orderly Seargeant is here.
by ordered on Tuesday the l2.h inst, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the departure Of
J. NJ. Prngle from this State; Licutenan,s
w. s. Hudson, ]. 7. Cummings and J. w.
Dargan are appointed Managers Of said elec-
ton to be held at Town Hall from 10 III 10
Bpm.
And furthermore, D Stedham, Andrews,
Spencer Davis and Gordon, are appointed
Corporals for the present year, and arc to be
| obeyed and respected ms such, whose duty it
| is to extend this notice.
BY order Of Capt. HAmMET,
J. b. WEBB, o. S. Pro. IG,n.
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COD LIVER OIL.
South -Car0lina----Sumte Dist,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, ads C.
a. Rupert. for ai.--Ca. Sa.
Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, who
are in the custody If the Sheriff OF Sumter
District by virtue OF a Writ of Capias ad
SatIsiasciendum at the suit OF c A Rupert,
Tor another, having filedin my office, togeth.
er with schedule, on oath, of their estate
and effects, their petition TO the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, praying that they may be admit
ted to the benefit Of tho Acts of the General
Assembly made for the relief Of Insolyent
Beo'ots: II ls ordered, that the said C. A,
Rupert for another, and al other I'M, creditors
to whom the said AndrowJ j Hicks and Danl.
Hicks, is in any wise indebted, he. and they
are hereby Summoned, and hive notice 10 an.
pear before the said Court, ut Sumter Conn
House, on the second Monday aster ths ath
Monday in March next, to ehaw cansa If aaY
they can, why. tho prayer Of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
" ID, Jones, q D rs.
Office of Common Pleas, 10 3m
Jan Z, 1850,
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Hse Wise ian Tinse. It's FoLLg
TO DEFER. AFFLICTED RESIy- T,bsa


sahtia are suffering from dissaae fens iiis fei,s
70 no officially H beins. pesmaaeaiis and epass-
ly relieved provided The right means Ne
As every vice has lis own punishnisnt, ae It
would seem every disease hasits remedy. This
y true. aud there is noihing IN ibis life naafs
Tain than TINT Tho AMERICAN GCpaiFouNIs
~ the most speedy and eegssia sesaedy Tor Ill
diseases Of delicate character, known 80 The.
world. Adapted TO svory stage OF the ssi2eaee,.
sex and consultation, nj all iir.es and gsasons-
there isno fears esposrfs, asieuiiou IRON, btis
iness nor restriction in dsei; tcp ths certain aud
speedy relief II gives, il ia aoW The most pspeian
remedy Of The day. Ten Thassand casss have
been enred eilss,ually by Il dnriag tts pact ycaF
Prepsred by a psae,issl ply ysleian ,he afflicted
can rely with confidence oa It's enrstiys powers
over diseases Of, this character, Fal siitcssleaa
accompany each bo,iis. rs "a 90
a. CAUTIoNs- - ask for tssa atf,sfian 4 X, e,.s
so. IS fs'ls,{ sE s 80 : 81 : '' 'es'
For Sale by r. NJ. cehsn Ckalisssa9. B,at
ttahs y Aiet Coiambia; q, De Hay Cslnss,,
ndby the nsiaeipa! Drngais, in ali She Css,.als,
towns shreugieul the S,ate. Ss Il
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@MAsMM 80. %
Spring Of 1850.

}isHaAA1 va TASSOs %GH
w. g. BANCROFT d. "a, rI .ailH
Is now receiving and Offers to purchases OF
DRY GOODS, who may visit the City one Of tho
Largest Stocks OF HsaoEa Rnd
( i-'A Observable Goods
ever exposed in Charleston. Having made e1ten.
sive arrangements for SPRING SALES. he conf.
dently invites purchasers bis stock as II is un.
usually attractive, embracing all tho varieties of
New and htlF llitls
Elegant Silks, both black and colored;
q Grenadines. Silk Muslins Tissues;
Barageo, both plain and printed;
Alpaccas. Bombazines, Chnllys;
EmbrOideies Of various styles,
Evening Dress Goods In variety of style and
fabric; f-. FS
White Goods of all tho various qualities;
Elegant Grape, Lace, Silk and Muslin Shawls
and Nlantes;
Linen and Linen Fabrics;
Hosiery. Cloves and Under Vests, tSilk, Merino
and Cottonl;
Embroidered. kRevere stitched and Plain Linen
Cambria hdkl'. FL il sD grea. variety;
Goods for Gents Wear in all the leading STYLES of
Woolen and Cotton Fabrics.
A most complete assortment of all the heavy
Cotton Fdbrics for Plantation use, together with q
large stock of bleached and Brown Domestics,
co!olcd Cottons, etc. etc.
Purchasers can always depend upon finding the
newest styles cf goods imported, an agen, Is n.
ways in the Market to supply us with the most
Fashionable Goods.
In worl the stock will be found TO embrace
nearly every article in tho Dry Goods line and
will be offered Mt the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
N. Bile has made large additions to his
Wholesale Rooms and will be prepared TO offer
Merchants unusually attractive stock, and in.
Eitea the attention Of all who wish to purchase
Goods ut Lou Prices for Cash prompt Pay.
Feb. 1850. o.
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yEH ERIFFNS SALES.

Tectel, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following IN
March next within g legal hours Of sale,
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract Of 800 acres Of land
more or less, in Claremon,, adjoining lands Of
Eds Moses and A. Brown, levied on as the
property Of Benjamin Mitchell, at the suit of
S.sP. Ripley. 2
One tract Of 100 acres ofland
insClarendon, adjoining lands OF P r. R. Ha-
;. ley and whore defendant lives, levied upon
as the property Of Washington Barfield, at
the suit Of las. F. Rdgeway and JAS b. Hill.
ton, exo'r. of VIM. Hilton.
sa tract Of $50 acres Of land in
Salem, adjoining lands of E. Welsh and Sa-
ran Beard, levied upon as the property of
Aaron #. Behrd, OF tho quit, VI CT. player
negro levied on as the prop
'ertgSofS q. IS Rees, nt the suit OF A.. Con.
way.
Isnegro levied on as the pro-
perty Of William Wheeler, a, the suit of r.
Road Company.
"A negroes levied on rs the
eperty Of J. J. Tndal at the suits Of Jas
sack, John +. June, and a. C. Houston.
n negro levied on as the prop
erty OF Eliza A. Walker, at the suit of Jas
D, and T. C.. Richardson, Z ~,
4, horse levied onas the prop
9rty of Martin Barwick, at the suit of J.
Lawton.
q negroes levied on as the
property Of Larkir r. Dinkins, at the sui, of
Bank State Of South Carolina and others.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
poseAof Arabella Brock, at the suit Of h. r.
4 negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of Jas. Atkinson, at the suit of A. Nor.
rs for another.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of Henry w. Atkinson, at the suit Of
A. Norris, for al. and A. J. Moses.
8 negroes, levied on rs the
property Of Thos. N. Brougllon, at the sui,
of NJ. l. Setter
I.negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of JOS. T. Cummings, at the suit OF ".
A. Colclough, admr.
= negroes, levied on as the
property OF G. ID, Gayle, n, the suit of s. S.
Farrar and John II. Renneker.
l negro levied on as the prop
erty OF J. c. Graham, at the suit of w. G.
Williams, for al.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
pertyof X. L. Herot, at the suit OF Bank Of
State Of s.. G..
lIot and buildings thereon IL
Sumtefvile, levied on os he ,ropc,ry Of w
y. Hoyt at the suit OF ,'ohn c Stuo.,s.
4 negroes, levied on as the
> property of H. Jennings. at the suit of Bank
!, State OF Sonth Carolina. cases.
A negroes, levied on as the
property of l.. II. Jennings, a, the suit OF the
Bank State OF s. e..
I negro, levied on as the pro-
perty OF Robert Lowry, at the suit of w. A.
Co|clough, admr Eliza Wheeler and F. w.
Fraser.
R.negro, levied on as the pro
perry Of E. E. Mcleod, at the suit of John
ID. Murray. d ,
I horse levied on as the prop-
erty,of Napoleon Mcleod, at the suit Of Ma
ry Mccoy.
NEGRO, levied on as the pro-
per,y of B. Moo'y, OF the sui, OF d. Fl. Pool.
I negro, levied on as the pro-
perry of James Ray, at the suit Of Willis
Ramsay. .
l horse-mill levied on as the
property NJ. ID. McI.eud, at the suit of Mary
NJ" Coy. To be sold at the place where it is
on Tuesday 9th inst.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. S. ID.
Feb H., 1850.
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Notice.

The subscriber has undertaken the COL.
l.ECTiNG BUSINESS, and hopes by his
promptness in attending to any matter en-.
trusted TO his care. to merit the patronage of
the community. He resideg in Humteryllc,
where he will thankfully receive for colec.
tion any Notes, Accounts. &c. &c.
Dec. 10. 1910. atfj b. CAyANAGH.
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4@M4@3MM@g MNWsg,

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public ihnt he lins taken the house we'll known as
the GROSS KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.. VIM.
McKain, in the town Of Camden, where he is pre-
pared to accommodate travellers and boar,lers ut
reasonable prices. Those who desire 10 feel the
same quiet abroad us n, home, are invited to give
him n cnll.
Travellers accommodated for single night, and
breakfast in time for the rarS in the morning nj
moderrtc charges. J. Y, +. BOONE,
Proprietor
Feb. l3 1850, lS If
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HEAD QUARTERS,
44TH REGIMENT, 8. G. a

44TH REGIMENT, 8. G. NJ. }
OLD FORD, Jan. 26, 1850 {
The Dasalions OF the the forty-ourtll Re.
giment, S. G. Militia will parade Tor Drill and
Review; the Upper at SumtervIle, on Satur.
day the 18Th; the Lower, at Bradiord's Mills,
IN Clarendon, on Saturday,sihe 23rd days uf
February next, armed and equipped as the
law directs.
The Commissioned and nor. Commissioned
officers. the day previous 10 review, for Drill
aud Instruction. The line to he formed at
IL o'clock A. M. Commandan,s of Battal.
IONS are charged with the extension of orders
in their respective commands.
The Regimen,al Staff will turn out on the
days OF Drill and Review.
By order Of Eol. +. NJ. MELLErr,
w. L. WILDER, Adi't.
Jan 80 Ii St
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Notice,

Those wishing the Professional services Of
the subscriber may find him during the day
AZ ms ONCE IN rear Of tho Drug Store, and
John China,
!. MILLER.
Sumtervlle, Jan. l, 1850. 10 6m
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Iliew Fancy and Staple Goods

-
SAAG IeDNyOeRIMdls9
CHARLESTON, 9. c.
Plain Fancy and Colore.i Bereges. every col.
or and sha,le;
Embroidered Muslin Dresses;
Figured Swisa do d.
French Merinor, Thbet Wool C!o.hs;
Colored Alpaccas, French Calcoes;
New style Spring Calicocs.
Black and Cold Water SILK
'P0plins.
OF superior quality, being purchased un.
der very favorable circumstances, can be sold
at half their value.
Black and Colored watered Silks;
Super white Satins, black Synshews and
Sarsnets.
CANTON GRAPE SHA WIS.
An invoice of Extra Rick Embroidered white
and black;
An invoice Of Plain white, large size, deep
Fringes;
An invoice of Plain white, low driccd; TO-.
gether will, laIse of
STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season.
At the North East Corner Of King
Market streets.
u GOODS Safely Packed and sent to
any puri Of The City free of expense
Charleston, Jan. I, 1850 IL 1t
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South -Car0lina---Sumte Dist
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. s. c. Dcschamps ads Thos. d. IIorrelI,
Ca So

Geo. 5. Z. Dcschamps ads Thos. ID. IIorrel,
Ca. Sa.
Geo s. Deschamps who is in the Gus.
tody OF the SherlifOf Sumter District by vir.
tue of a writ Of capias ad satisfac iendun a, tho
suit OF Thomas ID. liorrell, having filed in nv
office, together with sccdule, on oath, OF his
estate and effects, his petition to the Court of
Common Pleas, praying that no may be adj
HItted 10 the benefit OF the acts ofthe General
Assembly made for the relief OF insolveDt
debtors. 1t is ordered that the said Thomas
ID. Horrell and all other the creditors towhom
the said Geo. sc. Deschamps is in any wise
indebted, he, and they are hereby summoned,
and have notice to appear before the said
Court, at Sumter Court House, on the second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, TO shew cause If any they can, why the
prayer OF the petition aforesaid should not be
granted.
J. D. JONES, c. c. P. s.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Sumter Dist. Jan, 7th 1850. 3m