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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
rRram ont Correspondents. !

PHILADELPHIA Nov 6-ATivea-barks John Welsh, Anas
Malaga Dayld ochols Nichols. 90; En- Nekers2n Boston, brig
Providenc,; fap Day Portsmouth SH Mary Eztbsth Pot
Ter HRedord; Nassau Ejwaris, Maasa Eih c'o~sl SALEM
Mas; luviucbe Hoigod Boston; Gr'ca Wells ffovceIce
Cltared-bs Mail Baker Boston Denar NsSs.1 DO Boron
da NJ rton DO, China stutde do; schrs Coee CAV,
kaptu e H,nry Crows 5oeton; Juae Ross do Edith
C.weI io H Wellington Allan, Ssw York Gf-Stn Wells, do
Eu Ayaut Dunbar Halifax N; ithoace Morley New"
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Dou,essic Ports.
AIFxAspRIA. 81, ~ 3 e D.Po0e J

4IFxAsDRIA Soy Arr 81 hns Daphne faesrs, Bermuda
BANGOR Nov ch- Lasuaa Of atobofo ke-a. ''k
,n,a H.trh 10 Cd brss Kate Anters0u r,-Sl Anderson
lsI, w. AID 11tu-ss 10 Cages River; Bur
s.4,t syen thss "a -ara Desk Fr11t,aees s,a
-, p-nnca Scott Ha>s ri. Bo-toui Cnuis. Do1g- 1o
15ay.I-r s-r or.oo Fi'om do 1larrss, Grim d. Oa
80 1b1ft. Poo=1ieu.il esrer1ay.
E4TriY0RE AR bsrk Pas STATE Htrag 3sso
yei Row D-ns'sr4 CID Dig Faa Oliver,
.s-.. .fl Aasiol DIVA Gift A5aialhc loal stevens
CO. fs.fan esp~ E1.,-ss CsyFoe SYea Sit la ia,
III, o, .on l"co Hsrh.s7n ParflI1i CT tsfk
ts,tnu- q . 1fftA9.
~ ~ Ar -rh Ca t1 Ha-u-r, HYorS.
BOsrnS NuYsArrsh o. npc., WI aa, ia -, Ses
fr Asztcr L1Eeo1 taiG Utah. tea-5t ION Spfe3asi tr
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Markets. ...BUFFALo Nov.6

Annexed are the receipts since our last $1,000
bhs FLOUR; 10000 bush WHEAT; 1000 do CoRN.-Unr
market for the ordinary and fair brands Western tl5uR
has declined. while The inquiry for the home trade and
for export is light The sales aggregate pbs nj 6}4
as - for Michigan There afrioqqry for Viz at
demand at unchanged rates; the sales include Mixed
" esern FLOUR is engaged for Albany ri ii G45c;
WHEAT al 24c p bush, and CORN at l0c
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FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.

Il SUBSCRIPTION TO $50oNoO OF the CAPITAL
STOCK OF the FARMERS BANK kENFUUhY'nThs
undersigned having appointed by the Board of Dre
tors The above named Bank their Agents IN ms ciyor
ceive Subscriptions s Capital Stock TO the amount Of
now open nj the office Of WlNSL0W, LANlER L co.
81 Wall where subscriptions will be received until fur
Five thousand share of SEQ each authorized to be
sold par 30 each share mnst be paid ut the time OF
subscribing gu the 10Th day OF January next e5lb
the residue subject 10 call by the Board OF Directors Per
ties at the time Of subscribing may however, pay for their
shares in full If SO disposed
This Bank chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky
its last session. 10 supply IN part the demand for mora
capital growing of the wholesome business wants Of
the of the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate. The charter Is liberal IN lie pro-
Visions has thirty to with no power reseryed by
ia Stock is 81 400, 200, Of which about 100000 has
already been aken N Kentucky the residue excepting tho
GO0G0a here offered, Will be taken by citizens OF Si
Stale and elsewhere The Bank, with several OF its
Branches, Is now IN operation The MotneI Bank Is 10.
cued nj Frankfort the Seat OF Government The SaFe OF
Kenmckyis a favorable and secure 10,
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF the State are
very greul consisting principally of hemp corn cattle
horses mules hogs bale rope, blggng, &c &c to faciE
tate which large amounts OF Exchange the South and
North are offering 10 the Banks.
The high credit OF the State OF Kentucky and that OF her
Banks, evidence OF this Bank will be The
credit and standing OF her Banks equal TO those OF any
other State In the Union their important para
OF the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh to ewOrleans
No Banks better managed, their current dividends
now being from Eight to Ten per cent per anaum, WIN
large Accommodations of surplus reserve funds, and the
stocks are now considerably above par In the market
The charters of most II ALL OF the other Banksln me
Western and Southwestern States expire within tho neu
Twelve years
The Farmers Bank OF Kentucky having thirty years TO
viii have field Of circulation Of great value to Ito
stockholders.
The management of this Bank is in highly respectable
and able hands
The Directors think they will be able TO pay dividends
equal to any other Bank in the SHte
Mir Hanna, the President of the Bank, ia now In this CiY
he will be happy 10 give any additional information, and
may be found daily for short time at tho offices Of me un
dersgned.
Pamphlet copies Of statement and charter Of tho BanE
may be had application TO us NewYOrk, Oct ~ 1850
WlNSLOW, LANIER & co. - WdlsL
0A I'm WARD co. 81 Wall-sL
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BY TELEGRAPH

Mur&ets...... CINCINNATI Noy. 8.
Flour in good demand at prices before quoted Grain
nothing doing Weather cold aud indicating rain In the
money market the demand is much greater lan the supply
Offering Hog slaughterng has partially commenced.
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i1nfera.

Nov brig EHckerson ScAefsoH North Atlantic
Ocean, Prnvincetnwn, with2l5 bbls sp on.
Noy4, Franklin, Soupe from North Atlantic
Ocean, uil IFS bbls sp OIL -
At Provlcetown 3D. sch Louisa Young North Atlantic 80 bbs
oil ~ ,., r.
Irdlan Ocean for Japanl
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Aus37 20 brig Gambia, from Salem for Buenos
Ayres. .
Oct H. lat a. So lou 49, ship Gaa Rchad,on hence for Hayre
No date lon Teus Boston Tor eeme who lost
man oyerboa, outh 18th ut named Rugges Woodruff
Sept 20 40 a. whaling bark samuel Edward, on
Oct g. LAT IS 80 lon g. 40 brig Choctaw, from Philadelphia for
OF 80 off Ha,teras brig Annandale hence for Noble.
Oct 81 lat 81 ION II 5 brig Round Pond of Bristol RI from
Oct 3d. lon 49, brig Harmony from Waterford Ire
0 Nov lat SO 49, Ion 49, BIZ brig Roy. for Bermuda
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Rcceints of Produce

BIZ the North Riper Boats, Nor. 6.--21, 3Ql bbls.
Flour 270 do Whiskey 1872 do Ashes $50 do Beef 2i92
rkcs Butter, 4l0O do Cheese 5000 bush Oats, 1905
Wheat $3.50 Rye 77G0 Corn.
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A. NJ. MERwIN. Aucuonet
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Aucuoneer.

YVHO MIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-
a CHANCES and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
OF 1900 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON LONG Is
ADRIAN H. MULLER viii sell at Auction, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th day Of November next at u O'clock at
the Salesroom No. Wal-st corner of Newest
1000 ACRES OF valuable land lying 81 and near Medfod
Station, on the Long Island Railroadl
Medford Station IS situated in the town Of Brookhaven,
Suffolk county 50 miles from Brooklyn lis the point OF
communication by railroGd between NeW,York and the
village of Pachogue, PortJ eherSon ana bepori as well
as other smaller places and one OF the most Important
way points The road The station ID our miles from
Patchogue, and from Port jefferson Az swe known,
thr Lone Island Railroad 10 Of the established routes
between NewYork and Boston,
sigbt oary sand susceptible Of the highest cultivation
and from the facilities for obtaining seaweed and Ash for
manure well materials for compost 1t 10 In every
suect adapted 10 modern agriculture
The tract covered with an oak and pine growth OF va
nous sizes and on many thousands Of cords Of wood
large enough fer the NeP York market There Is also
aUme valuable building timber Wafer of the best quality
The souhery boundary Is one mile and three quarters
from the centre OF Pechogue The norhery nine miles from
Long Island Sound Ihere are ms schools and churches
within few miles and the country around is fast filing up
Iii estimated that within year upwards of three hundred
persons have purchased lands IL The immediate vicinity for
the purpose OF improvement
nevey respect these lands sworthy the attention Of
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
In oil home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, ar independence may be secured.
divided INTO ten acre ots which viii be cold sngy with the
pnyilegeof one or more oflhe adjoining os
The whole viii be sold without reserve the following
conditions Ten per and the Auconeers fees on the
day sRe twenty-five per or before the 4 day OF
December next when the deeds will be- ready for delivery
and the remainder being Is per cent remain on bond
and mortgage the option the purchaser for years al
6 per cent-interest pay able semi annually.
The dtle IS indsputabie.
For further particulars and maps and plans Of the above
property, apply 10 the Auctioneer.
B-The Boston train leaves the Long Island Railroad
depot at Brooklyn A. NJ every day, arrives at Medord
2 VI and passes It's return TO Brooklyn at 81 r ID.
thus giving opportunity examine the lands and return
on the same day.
person viii be IN attendance al the station, TO show the
property. GS5) OBJ lst*
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&.2 00nS2,5OO, s., 900, 81 500, $1,000
qPs1sOOO-To LOAN on bond and mortgage in
New-York or Brooklyn. No commission brokerage
Apply TO EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS,
nj 3eod< Attorney at-Law &c. NasssaueL
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CRAIN-WAeatis better today witheool inquiry The
sats were SCte bush NMe leic 3Ue dc 10 aryt it
ab,ut lctc $40 do White NlicAis2u If loc % do hlai-
close The safes are T. eco bush Al 7dc Tor West
ern mixed, 7la7ic delivered M for weeyly Southern
Yellow, 72c for round Yellow, and 7uc for jersey Yellow
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w The ship cacnt,a .aep from The Wiser esfants bound
also ship George Psitea, bound 70 New
b-irs and separated IN
gle The Calcutta ate ward seen
Of be lie " NIsA.
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Markets., :. CAREFULLY NEroRTEn FOR THE TAIbUNE
WEDNESDAY, Nov. E.
ASHES-The market is steady Sales $50 ibis at , -
for Pearls, and Il! for Pots
Export, from LIST 10 9TH Nov. 1850. 1S49.
..............,..........bhls . 30 1872
Pear! 81 TX
COTTON-The market is heavy and the sales 10 small
extent About 60G bales changed hands including 4OQ bues
fair Savannah at l43c The market shows &c decline.
Coapdure Statement 81 Receipts Exports and Stocks of
Cotton, the toA0tciHg places at the dates named
Received Total Ell Stock GU Y OK
Ports. snce Sept ports slnce hand hsnd lst
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Pusscnpers Smiled
Passengers Arrived

IMMATURE ALMANAC.-.-..THIs DAY
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r.,b basis for the new Bank of southern A'a0a-
ma From Montreal about s2ooooo in silver mas ma,
beepr received within a short time and about the
s ss aroun. in gold sent there. Silver coins are
80 sce,ce that our speeie brokers are buying them
up in all directions,
The cupard steamer took to-day the following
amounts OF specie:
Mexican Dollars
American liGlvcs-
soyersgus and English SILVER 9ioi-
..................-...$23 o,ol2
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lSnPPas List
FLOUR AND AlEAL-In Flour the market is steady
with fair regular demand Michigan grades continue
heavy The luquity for shipment is far but the home
Trade there Is less dong Sales 600 bbs does u 50
"a 624 fer and strait State; $50 50 for mixed
and Michigan and Indiana aud Northern Ohio OF
Cnnsdan $40 hbs sold a. is bond Southern descrip
steady and hr The inquiry better Sae 500
RYE Flour sales Of zee bbls at i9.
Export from lstto 5th Nov 1850. 1910.
Wheat Flour. ....,...,.,....,. ohis 1859 5557
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Watches / and JeWelrv,

e& The subscriber would respectfully call
IHlMthe attention of the citizens of Sumter
to bis full supply of fWATCHES, CLOCKS
JEWELRY, FINE CUTLERY, &c. &c.
Gone of the richest stocks ever brought to
this marke.D which he has just purchased
tor Cash, and can therefore afford to sell as
low as they can be bought in any other
market.
~ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c,
carefully repaired and tho repairing war
rantcd.
FREEMAN HOYT.
Sept 4, 1850. AS St
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SUMTER HOUSE,

fiHSaJ F. MYERS, would respectfully in.
I;iEd form the citizens OF Sumtrrylie and
EtElfstts, The surrounding country that he has
just returned from Charleston, and has mad,
arrangements to receive ICE and SODA WA.
FAX, oi every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand and will continue te receive
throughout The season, choice assorlmen, of
Wines and Cor,ials, Confnctionarics, Fruit,
%r', all OF which will be disposed Of cheaper
Nay 30, 1850. 80 tf
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DR.. CHRISTlE's
GALVANTC ,ETS

Are found OF rast service in OF Convusions Fits
spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper oxtretne, Also 10 Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs of the
body. ~ $50 81
CO Many hundred Certificates frem NIL parts of tho
country OF the most extraordinary character bo
given, ifreIuired
9Ci- No trouble or Inconvenience atnpis The Of
RiS4se CERfSTIES G,iLr.3NIc .9RTTCLES, and
hsssmay DO worn by the most feeble and delicate, with
peftoet ease and safety In many the sensation
a.tesiing their use is hisy plsetsa. and agreeable
Theyfcnh DC sHns to any part OF tho country. tEf
Prices:
The Galvanic Bclt Three Dallars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanio Bracelets, Ono Dollar Each
The magnetic Fluid. One Doilar.ss@
90 The articles accompanied by fnii. aad nIai,
of the authorized Agent. III
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Q0- BeWsre Of Conn,eJss and fYe,thfess Traiistsne
.. 9. MoREHEAD, M. D,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
f3a broadway, New York.
u For sale in Sumterville, S. c. by DR.. X
$. MELLETT, authorized Agent; and b
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug 2s, 1870, Al eowfly
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800 REWARD,

viii give the above reward for proof TO
conviction OF my Man CHARLES. n carpeu
ter by trade being harbonred by nnv r,snons;
no White Man, and Twen,y-fv Dollars for
ms apprehension and delivery in Sumter Jail -.
SAID boy was bought from Batson Corbit,. and
Bishopvle. ''' ''"'
May 22, 30 r.
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ONLY % CENTS
hi' h""k. just published is filed with use.
't' incarnation, on The inirmitcs and Diseases
"i The Gcncrniive Organs. II addresses itself
n,'ke to oi'Tli, MANHOOD and OLD AGE,
!" All WI" apprrli"nd suiirr under the dire
consequences early or prolonged inli.crc,ions
~" MI who feel The exhaustive effects of scden.
'hry and hanctIl hahils--,o all who in addition
t"drclinlng |" physical energy. are the yici;ms Of
melno'ls and mcn'nl debility, aud Of lnopiny and
'"'ic'"'ich"iy arSponiency. DR.. h. would say
Read this ssook.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
gives, VIII prevent years Of misery and suffer
er!ng, ami save annually Thousands of Lives.
IhErhts 10y reading, 1t will learn how To prc-
vent the destruction Of their children
I y a remittance of - cents enclosed in
Ie''rr' addressed 10 DIR. KINKELlN, y. w
corner of THIRD ~ UNION Streets. b.t,yc,n
spruce q Pine, PHILADELPHIA. viii en-.
"'' "o"h' under envelope, per return of mail
FIFTEEN YEARS
OF extensive and uninterrupted practice spent
IN ,hiS city have rendered Dr. X. the mos,cxp,rt
and successful practitioner far and near. in The
treatment "f all diseases Of n private, naiur. -
Persons afflicted with ulcers upnn ,h. body
throat, or legs pains in the head or bones, mer
cnrint rheumatism. structures, gravel disease
nr'%,ng from y"n'hin exccsses or impurities of
the blood, whereby the coniiiulon has become.
cnicrbic1, ARE all treated with success
lie who pieces hiHsclf under the care of Dr.
k., may rcligiously conGhc in his honor ms
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill
ns u physician
es/ Persons al n distance may address DR..
* by letter, (post- paid, } and be cured ut home
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES, DIRECT.
plNS, Hc., forwarded, by sending n remittance
and put up secure from DAMAGE OR CURI.
OSITI.
Booksellers, News Agcuts, Pedlars.
tnhNnssrrs, and all others supplied with the
above work NJ very low rates.
Feb l3, 1880. l6 lv
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NOTICE,

Al persons indebted to the Estate Of Mrs.
Eliza w. Sabb, deceased, nrc respectfully re.
qnested to make payment by he lst October
hcAt =, anu those who have demands, will hand
them III properly nttestcd.
JOHN J. RAGIN, Executor.
Sept 4, 1850. 45 81 Mi
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist,

by W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District
Whereas, WIN. J. Gibson, bath applied
to me for Letters oC Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,tels, rights
and credits of WIN. J. Gibson, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
lsh all and singular, the kindred and crcdi
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, To be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 2Oih day of Sep
tembcr inst, to shrw cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
10Th day Of Sepr., in tho year Of our
l.. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and in the 18th year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. 8. D.
Sept IL, 1850. as Ct
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AND TESTIMONIALS

OF New Jersey of distinguished at,aiumcns and exalted
reputation =
sipxrr, New Jersey, July II, Is&a
Dr. a CHRisTiE-Dcar Sir, You wish to know OF
me wEat has been the result In my own case of tho
application OF THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECK
LACE My reply is as follows:
For about tSsn,y yeeri had been suffering ftom
nor could Obtain permanent Tchaf from any course
oi medical eo'ment whatever About fourteen years
since, IN consequence of frequent exposure To tho
weather In the discharge Of my pastoral duties, I
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism which
Tor year oner year, caused me nleserihatle anguish
qeence OF preaching great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region was attacked
BY the Bronchitis. which soon became so severe as
y" require an immediate suspension Of my. pastoral
iapors ,iy nervous system fhorsush{y pros
raisd, and Hs Bronchitis became worse so also did
that these disorders connected with each other
through the medium nf the Nervous System In the
whole pharmscopGa there seemed to DO remedial
agent which could reach and rccupcrate my Eeryous
System thing that had tried this pur he'd
completely failed At last led by my friends 10 cx
guine hopes of their etciency) determined try tho
ehecs OF the application OF the HALViSIC BELT AND
NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
IN tune, 1886 To asToNisHMFSr, ~ Ttro
DAYS SIT pfsrrra, HAD GoSE ~ riGHT I WAS
ESABLED TO EEsrMg P.sroHAi LA1oRs, son HAVE I
b@oSeniris; .Sp Mr NmrrM,ric AFFECTION HAS
TIHELr cEssEn Such is the wonder.
iu and happy results OF the experiment i
have recommended the BELT and Fl I,lD 10 many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuraigie aaec
tioRs They haso tried them, WITH HAPPY pE,uLr, I
BsLIENEl hvEEr
am. dear sir, very respectfully yours
RODERr W. LANDfS.
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SECOND .sNNtjAFI FAIR
OF THE
South Carolina Institute,

toOuG11 odl lUlllid 1llSClLuLC,
Opi.N on THE lSh NOI'R. NEXT
The second annual Fair of the South Carroll.
na Institute for the promution ci Art, Airchuni.
cal Ingenuity, &c.. will be- held in Charleston.
opening on the 18Th November and To continue,
during ihr week.
Spr"m"ns Of every branch Of Industry arr
earnestly solicited. Premiums will hc awarded;
tor the best specimens, n Silver Medal for ia.
next best, II Diploma. For Original Inventions,
II sn!i"blc premium, IL the discretion Of the
Judges.
\ selection will bc made of the hest specimen
Of Mechanism and the hrts-of Cotton. Rice
Sugar, Tobacco, Corn, Whcnt Flour. Rosin
and Inrpcnl!nc--and sent Ia the Worlds Fair
to be held IN London in the Spring OF 1881
y large and commuliou building has been
selected for the Exhibition. and every attention
Will he paid 10 the reception and care of articles
sent to the Fair. All articles mus, be- directed
Ia J.. VI llATCm, Chairman of Committee. of
Arrangements, and be delivered by the iih Of
November.
Communications addressed To JAMES H. T,y.
LoR, thurman o' Committee on COrrcs,uud-
cncr, will meet with prompt attention
The Hon. JOS. H. LUMpKlN, of Grorrin
will deliver the Anina! Address on Tuesday
night, the 18th Novcmhcr.
Arrangements have been made with the Sou,h
Carolina Rail Road Company tu let all articles
intended for the Fair return free of charge
WIN. GREGG, Preside nj.
j.. c. JONES, Secretary.
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MNRASN.

VI E!S-S y 81 ig-E H. H.
The subscriber will rent for the efsuing re
on reasonable terms. the residence of thp ao
ID. +. Wylcs, Esq, in Statebnrg .---O On tho pre-
miscs are a comfortable Dwelling House ard
all necessary Buildings, with about. Tive,
Acres OF Land attached there 10, Containing
complete Tan Yard in full operation.
Nj. a. SVYLES, Adsa'r
S,atcburg, LIST january 1870. 40 III
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The State Of South Carolina.
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
J. J. Kcc!s,

ads. : Ca 81
Edw. B. Davis.
John J. kccls, who is in the custody Of the
Sheriff OF WIlliamshurgh District, bv vir
tue oi "A Writ OF Capias ,d Satisi;.cicndum
At the suit Of Edward b. Davis, havinr
filed IN my Office, together with schedule
on oath, OF his estate and effects, his pcli-
lion To the Cour, OF Common Pleas, pray.
ing that he may he admitted to the benefit
oi The Acts of The General Assembly,
made Tor the relief Of lnsovcni Debtors
II Is ordered, that the said Edward B Da-
rlS, and all other The creditors TO whom
the sad John J. keels is in any wise in.
dchtcd, be, and they arc hereby summoned
and have notice TO appear, before the sad
Court at WilIamsburgh Court House, ON
the third Monday after the fourth Monday
III October next, To shcw cause il any they
can Why The prayer Of the petition a!orc-
sAid should not he granted.
WIN. K. SCOTT, C. c. =. w.p.
oti'cc 0! the Common Pleas,
Williamsburg District,
August oh. $3.50. Al2 l3t
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FOR SALE,

fIsjS f;,;Iss;S The subscriber, being anxious to re-
E,,iifs3 move Westward offers for sale, :,..ss
cl-lesss1ah on reasonable terms, II fine SUM- nISs
MGR Residence consisting of $50 acres Of
Land. &c. &c, lying on both sides of Raft
ing Creek, extending nearly to the head
waters of the same.
Said land was known, formerly, as the
Dunlap land. 1t is pleasantly situated in
the hcaltlIiul section OF country known MS
tic Spring IiW and Bradford Springs
section within four miles of the Institution
and about l2 miles from Camdcn-thc Col
nn'bia road running through in and eastern
western direction.
For terms, Hnl further information apply
10 the subscriber.
WM. G.. O'CAIN.
Bradford Springs, s. c.
September, 3, 1850. 4G st
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-09-18
Attention Cavalry :!

CiareinOnt Troop Parade!
ssS You arc hereby ordered 10 parade, at
your usual place Of rendezvous, in Sum
tervllle, on Saturday, the 2Sth inst, fully
armed and equipped, as the law directs, for
drill and inspection.
By order Of Capt. L. p. LoRlNG.
l.. MYERS, O. s.
Sept. lS, II 1t