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Associations for tho purpose OF express ny
their approval of the late proceeding ss in
Charleston.
Great as the majority in favor Of those
proceedings would beyond doubt in that
manner be ascnrtained really to he through
out the State, il is of still higher impor-
tancc to avoid if possible, every cause Of
dissention among friends"
have thus in answer 10 your call, made
un unvarnshed statement, und leave it to
the people to judge between us. Were it
&c: :!!;;;s: ::.s!:as. !,a.o already written viii
perhaps occupy as much Of your paper as
you may be willing to spare, would say
something now, in defining my own posi-
ton; but would not trespass, and there
fore refer those who may leel interested OIL
tho subject, to the piece which published
in tho Banner and IFatctmal in February
last That piece was drawn up with con-
sideration, no language used which was moi,
intended to be significant, aud no opinion
expressed which do not now adhere to-
circumstances have somewhat altered since
then. should they greatly alter, my opin-
ION as to the question Of policy will of
course be accordingly modified.
WM. IIAYNSWORTH
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So. Ca.
JOHN Il. GREEN, ED1roR.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1851.
t5Y AIessrs. a. WHITE s. Co, are
Agents for the Banner IN Snmterville.
Our Prii,cinles,

:" There Il one poinf on rRich there can be no
diversity Of opinion in The South among M0se
rho arc true 10 her, or 9ho hare made ap their
minds NOT 10 DC siares; that is u rrc should be
forced 10 choose bctreen residence AMI sa6mixSion
me shontd take resistance at all hasards."-
CALHOUN.
ry, not To sare the Union, for II uouid then be
too tate, out to xasr onrsplrcs Thus in mn riep.
concert n lie one thing nscifn ."--CALmoUN.
:. What is the remedy? ansucr secession.
united accession Of the sLapthoiiing States, or a
nothing else wiu be practicable. ."--CmrvEs.
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Major VIM. Haynsworth KSsesse sssiescase.

Major VIM. Haynsworth RaaSSsiscnse
In our last number. we gave our reasons
for not re- e-publisling the response of Major
ilAySswoETH TO questions put to him, as
the President OF the Southern Rights Assc.
citation. 1t should properly have appeared
in our columns. before being published in
any other paper; | N, as it was handed in
too late for insertion in the issue for which
It was designct-and as Major HAlNs-
WORTH was ANXIOUS :" that il should Inc
laid before the public previously to the
large meetings held on the 9Th inst, it
was withdrawn and published in the col
lmns OF tho IVaichmaa. That purpose
being fully answered, we stated us an ad,li.
llona reason, for not e-publishng in our
las, that we were very much crowded.
Without doubt this response should, under
o;her circumstances, have preceded any
comments upol it, But it should DO re-
mcmbcrcd, that the response had already
reached the public eye, although through
different medium from the one first in :
tended, and this imposed upon lis the ne
cessty, i'll n case where either the re-
sponsc or tho " commentary" had 10 be
excluded, Of excluding the response, We
were not unapprised at tho time that we
took this course that we were subjecting
ourselves 10 Tho charge of doing our
selves greater injustice than we were doing
Major HAyNswoRTW;" hntwhenit had ul-
ready been mnde known 10 Tho public
through The response, that a very cstiniaola
citizen had been charged through the Ban
aer with practising dishonesty and fraud
upon that public, we felt constrained TO
take the earliest opportunity of disabusing
Tho public mind, as well as that Of aiajor
HAYSswoRrH of.any such Impression, and
to assure both that nothing Of Tho kind waa
intended. To4;,ose who have read both
The response and our comments, we need
say nothing more. TO those who nnsY
have read neither, after they sl,all have resd
the response, we would refer them 10 our.
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LETTER FROM LORD Bynos TO D'OGsAy.

LETTER FROM LORD Byron TO D'OEsAY
A letter from Paris says:
'By the ibcraliiy vi Count D'Orsay, the
national literary has just come into the
possession, for the first time, of an autograph
of Lord Byron. The Director OF the H.
brary often re, rct.cd this want. The doc
umcnt in question is letter (ncvcr pub.
li-hcd) from Byron 20 Count D'Orsay ad-
dressed to the latter at Genoa. As the H..
brary is shut for tho autun, vacation, can.
not see the original. I,thcrctore, Translate
back again from tho French version, the
concluding portion of The epistlc:
81 am sorry for this for your sake, for il
you are SO we'll inflated into life at your
age, what will become Of you, when the
illusion shall he stll more dssippatcd!
But no matter: Enram! Live as long as
you can, and that you may enjoy the nu-
mcrous advantages Of youth, talent, aud
face that you possess, is tho hopo of-an
Englshlnan, ] suppose; but there is no
treachery here, as my mother was a
Scotcliwonan, and my name and family arc
Norman. AS ;or me-, urn OF no county,
and rs 10 my works. which you arc pleased
to mention, let them go TO the devil, from
whom, in tho opinion of great many
people, they come.
have Tho honor of being your mcst
obliged and devoted servant.
noel ByEoN'p
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Dedication OF the Tenperaucc gall
On F"!ay cycning last, The 1914 ,rs'.,
i"e interesting and Impressive ceremony
OF dedicating the Hall of the "Sons o,
Temperance took place.
The members of tho "Sum,e7 Division,
No. l2' met III pursuance of previous ar.
engagements at tho Town Hall, the accus.
tened place Of meeting at 7 l.2 p. NJ, and
being formed into line by the Marshal, Ii.
WILLIAM S. lIUnsoN, marched in process
sion TO tho New Hall, being the old Pres
tcr'an Church. entirely and ,as,cfully re-
modelled by the intrepid Father of Tenn
pcrance here, Judge WILLIAM LEWIS. a
crowded audience Of beauty and in,cll-
gcncc wcrc III waiting to witness ilit ccrc.
mony.
The W. Il. having taken the Chair and
called the Division" TO order, Indicated
to the ID. CIV. l.. tha, The Division, with
their friends. r..J r. .,
The officers Of the occasion. consisting OF
n G. w. P.MoxrcoMERY MosEs, Il. w. .p
s'iJLLlAw LEWIS. w. L. II. Is. FRAsEr.
w. y. II. ). .ifAYxEswonru, G. .O.P. Nc.
Roy, y. e. r. NJ. DYsoy then proceedcd lu
the defeating services. After the novel
and highly interesting ceremony was over
the DIVISION was favored will, an approprl-
ate and beautiful address, upon verv shor,
notice, from JouS S. RlclIAnpsox. Jr Esq
From this period we believe, and icrvcn,Iy
hope that the Temperance cause in our
u strict will date a new and growing. i'm
pctus, ,n ii the stronghold of the enemy
Shall have hccn co.nplc,c!y demolished,
sad rs nl'Ecncc shall lave been cv,cnl,
I'D '"ii ,.r anl ,.4r.
The thanks OF The Division is due and
hereby rendered to the "Sunl.cr Band, .
for the Interest, added TO the occasion by
their music. The success OF the cause
will be the best return that coul,, bc made
to them and we doubt not, tho only one de-
sired by them.
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~ W" havc rccciled communication
over the signa,. ur ~ citizen OF tho
District" but bavc not been able to p.v.
1t place in our columns.
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From the Southern Standard.
"A Card,

The undersigned arc happy TO inform
their Secession friends, and the Public
generally, that they have at lcngtl, Lecn
able to carry out The suggestion made by
distinguished Co.opcratunisl, in spec, h
10 the citizens Of the Upper Wards, aid
that they have entered into an engagement
with MIR. BRowN, the celebrated Pyro,e-
christ. for constant supply of IMPROVED
SKY-RocKErs,
Any Secc s.onis,s VINO are anxious Gas
sonIo have recently oppressed the dcsirc)
"to perish in a bia,. q glory" can upon
application TO the undcr-,gncd, be sent up
Gree OF CHARGE in Il Sky Rocket, 'hus
making their exit with brlItan; yGlsr. ant
accomplishing in their death, What ,hcv
have failed TO effect in their lives, the
illumination Of their bcnigh,ed countrymcn.
GUY FAWKES s. co.
n. B.-GUY FAwKEs &, Co, have also
on hand full supply Of material for the
construction of The sluibs, torches, fire
brands, NC, required by tho Mrscovirr
FlLLlBrsTEEs." in their PROMISED scene %
CHARLESTON \ NJ ,scuw"
Wednesday cv, ming , weather
permitting Is sugg es,cd .s an rrvra,r:"'c
time for the cXh;bil,on.
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The Grand Jury in The United States
District Conrt at Philadelphia, have iound
tnre bills against Elijah Lewis, Caspar
Hanway, Jos. Scarlet, and Jas. Jaokson,
white men, and tmenty.seven negroes, fGs
treason in participating in The uhris.iana
outrage. The bill against George IP;se,
negro, was ignored,
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tIlrdss o. sepreaeniaiiyes
sustaining tie colapromise. mud but oae.;
third opposing il, The iwo.thirds had ,hos
ear aud eeaiidegto et tl,cir coasiisioats
@ .as ,nuchas The ONE. liirJ. ard il sarprjs.
ing that they l.asa sneces.lcd ii B ii Ing
.'lcir constituents so3 endorse fotaeosasilly
oi'lya s believe this ID isesstiFo 49,
Nyoald laos have been q sost ny faor.ll llisaty
pssaiti if,ha ad d major u
ty 81 tho South III optiosi itticn Il, ,I,s.
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a Matrimonial Agency hus just gone
into operation IN a certain street in the
vicinity of st. Johns Park, N. Y. The
fellow adyertises in tho public prints. Il a,
ne is in possession of a secret he will sell
for one dollar, that will enlb.o ladies or
gentlemen TO win the object Of his or her
heart, without iall. The '.no cur, no pay"
principle is adopted. This Cupid's quack
should not bc tolerated.
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'i'Rtr AROUND THE WoHLp-R. s..
Wade, Esq. has just returned from Europe
to Boston. In December las, he left.
China IN the bnrlGe George l.. Webster.
and thence to England, via the overland
route from India, thus having taken turn
around the g!ohn in less than nino months,
stopping two months of the time in San
Francisco, month in China, and at least a
fortnight in England.
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last issue where they will find our COM.
,men,s, with our reasons ut large for tic
course wa adopted in ahe outset. What
swc have done, has beenin good faith. We
have nothing more TO say.
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mark, anla concerted move cent BY ,ml :,
viii restore MS our lost rights, and give us
guarantees FOR future security tho Union,
or Il il should be considered preferable (and
3 believe il woulll wo can retire from
tho Unioawitlout niolcstation or restriction
establish, d Southern Gnnfederacy, which
will command the respectof the nations Of
tho earth and give ns the nhility TO defend
ourselves against tho strongest assailant.
II is said that The Southern Rights party
arc growing weaker. do not believe H.
BY taking a brief glance AT the history OF
the Compromise we may find something
worthy Of our observation, and we may he
led TO The conclusion that that party is for
hunters and Intelligence greater than the
most sanguinc anticipation could have JUS
s,itioi,
Who passed. tho Compromise measures
On tho passage OF tho Cslif,srnia Bill,
tone.third OF the Southern Members voted
for II, bu, 81 Of 81 voting against il. On
The B,ll5abelishmaihc slave trade in the
District Of Columbia, only as voted against
it, md on il,e Texas spoiialion Bill and the
Bill toos,ablisll a territorial Govesnmentih
New Mexico, but 80 Of the 81 y9.ass.
against il. 4.
As toall The territory wbSt5,fS I.
=. z Il ~
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Gen. Scott.

The New York Expres says-Gcn.
Scott, being written to some months since
by gentleman Of Pennsylvania, at the
request o: eight members of the State
Senate, addressing him as the undoub,ed
Wing candidate for the Presidency, and
requesting his opinions on the various po-
litrcal questions which have agitated the
country, wrote the following cliarac,erist tic
letter IN reply:
WASHINGTON, March 26, 1851.
Sir: ! l,avc received your letter, (mark-
cd "condenlia,') in WINCH: after commit
ting the error OF supposiny INC to be "lulIy
before the country as the Whi. candidate
for the Presdenry.' you proceed to inter
rogatc me OH 'nany points OF grave public
interest.
pcrini; INC TO say, that, considering We
shall propably only have Wing candidate
for the Pre- icncy through a National
Convention, d In cannot be its nomi-
parbAs.!,ss "i my country
men- .n-+
Considering, also, ;'-; -. i5-457,---
principles he not already known, u Wou &
now be idle to a,temp, TO supply the de!.-
cicnl information by mere paper professions
OF wisdom and virtue, madc for tie oCca-
SION
AMI considering thai, if ! answer your
queries, | mus, go on and answer others
already before me. as well as The long scr-
cs that would inevitably follow to the dis
gust OF tho public
wall beg permission To close this nc-
acknowledgement, oil your lc,tcr by subscrIb.
ing myself,
Will great respect, your o5cdicnt ser
,ani,
WINFIELD SCUTT.
--,nr l1rr wu-- Penn
l.. ) | must ai. ,n.i write and say
Aolh!n%%. on ruhlic subjects, which am M.
willing to see published. w. S.
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Il. 5 must ;,.., ,M., write and >ny
p0lh!n.. on ruhic subjects, which am M,
willing to see published. w. S.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
DOCKS! BOOKS! BOOKS,

DOCKS! BOOKS BOOKS Just received
- the following Miscellaneous Works:
Information tor the People, by Cham beers; vols-S
NO., for-$4 so.
Howes Historical Collections OF the State of Vir.
gnia; with engrayings--4 co.
Modern History, by John Lord so.
Fros's History OF the United States-75c.
Lamartine's French Revolution-75c.
Elements of History Ancient and Modern, by Wor-
cester--l 90.
Outlines of General History, by Parker-1 90.
Robbins Outlines of Hstory-I 90.
Elements of Reading and Oratory, by Mandey]e-
! 90
Course of Reading for Common Schools, by Mande-
ville--l co.
=, Rojesen's Grecian and Roman Antiquities, by Rev.
T.. K Arnsld-1 90.
Lite Of Christ and his Apostles-SSc.
Women OF Isrea, 2 vols, by Grace Arguier-l So
A so by the same author, Home Influence, and
,,cY For sale at the Baptist Book Repository, No 203
Main street, BY CUAS. WORTHAM
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FOR PHILADELpHIA-Tt

.ssssss Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Captain
Baymore, will be ready to receive freight on Wednes
day morning, 7th instant and sail positively Thurs
day. 9th inst. For freight or passage, having superior
at Ludlams wharf, or to
nv 5 RANKIN &, WHITLOCK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

q hour and day Clocks, of various patterns, for
r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
my Isl Main St, Eagle Square.
a TT ENTION, MILL AIRY Those OF Won
IA who not supplied with white pants, gloves,
Stocks &C., can be accommodated at No. l02 Main
street.
my KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN.
"A 4 PRIVATE SALE.-lO0 pieces Of Al red
IA and A and 5,4 white Canton Mating, which will
ap 80 " $3.50 ALEX MOTT.
HNRUiT, NUTS, BEER AND CIDER.
Il 100 boxes sweet Oranges
IS do Lemons
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bbls Cocoa Nuts
100 bbs Beer
10 half hbs do
100 bbls sweet Newark Cider
Is bbls Lard
Landing per schr and for sale by
my Fl. w. TYLER.
&PRlNG BALANCES, &c.-Patens Spring
~ Balances scoup Scales, cork Screws &c, tor sale
BY K. M. IMMERMAN
my Isl Eagle square,
NH ATTING, MATTING.-Whea and red plaid
1Vn Mating OF superior quality to sale Ghsap at
ap 81 No. 225 Broad ST.
U UBEC GROUND PLASTER.-l0O tierces
IA fresh ground, landing this morning, schr Sha
ron, for sale by
HBLACASMITH HELPERS WANTED
GS One or two good Blacksmith, helpers wanted, to
whom liberia wages will be given: Apply to
JAMES BOSHER,
ap % No 223, cor. Main and 9th st.
AZ ROLLS HARNESS LEATHER
O 2 do kip Skins
2 dozen hog do
Is dozen lamb do
E dozen sides Russet Leather
Daily expected and for sale low by
ap30 l.. D. & w. G. CRENSHAW & co.
TIRCULAR SAWS.-3 cases R. Hoe & Co.'s
" Circular Saws, 40 to Sd inches inclusive receiving
per schooner Henrico and for sale by
c. J. SINTON & CO.,
my II Main ct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

rw REMOVAL.-The subscriber informs .sszsa
E his friends and the public generally, that he a
e~Shas removed from his former place OF bust
ness to the store recently occupied by Mr.. Judah
Myers, No 81 Main street, and next door 10 the dry
goods store OF Messrs. Thomas R. Price a. Co., where
he is opening entire stock of goods, recently
purchased for cash in Philadelphia and New York. .
He deems unnecessary to paricuarise suffice it
and Caps which have been introduced In the Northern
cities; also, travelling and hair seal Trunks Carpet
Bags, ladies' and misses travelling do boys school
Satchels, silk and cotton Umbrellas, &c. &c. all or any
of which he is determined to sell at small profits
Thankful to generous public for long contnued pa
tronage, he socits and hopes, by strict personal at
tenton to business to merit and receive continuance
of the same. JOHN THOMPSON.
P.S.-The remaining stock at the old store will be
closed at auction in few days.
/ IT,.
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STEAMER CURTIS PECK

lHgssss The swift and comfortable steamboat
CURTIS PECK, Captain John Davis, having just
undergone a thorough overbanlipg, will, Oh Saturday
next, 18th inst, commence running between Richmond
and Norfolk leaving the wharf at Rockets regularly
every Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday mornings, at
81 O'Clock precisely. Returning leave Norfolk every
Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings, at the same
hour, Is! O'clock, aud touch all the regular landings
on the river going and returning.
Passage to Norfolk. ............."...$2 90
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nnao~ MOTTO E.-The steamboat u
-sssszgas GUSTA will be taken off the Port w al
tha route after Saturday, the 26th of April, for re-
pairs. She wi resume her place the line abo ut the
LIST of June, Of which due notice will be given.
THOS. DODAMEAD
an q Stunt Z q 2 z
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

NpORTER, ALE AND CIDEK.--We are
III putting up for transportation Porter, Ale nd
Cider in quart and pint bottles of superior quality
City aud country merchants will please give call
They be supplied short notice, and have i care
fully packed by experienced hand. Private families
mn Is y. e. +. GLEN DINING.
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IL FOR BOSrON.-FIRsT PAcKEr--The SUI
yssaa.peror fastsailing regular packet schr COURI-
Err, Capt S. G. Rogers having portion of her cargo
engaged and going board will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance of freight passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to captain board at
Edmond & Davenports wharf, or to
an 30 DAVID CIJRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

AfLOCKS, CLOCKS.-A large assortment of 80
" hour and day Clocks, Of various patterns, for
ale by the case or single one by
R. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
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MRS. C. VIGLINI,

&9sldA MKS. Q. VIGLINI, A@sTA
VII No. 1OI MAIN STREET, WI
Will open her SPRING & SUMMER MILNE
RY on TUESDAY, the 9th of May, consisting of
silk lace and French Bonnes, Ribbons, Flowers,
Dress Caps, &C.. to which will be added beautiful as
sortment of silk and lace Vsettes French worked Che
misetts, Collars. Underseeves and Cuffs, which she
has just received on consignment from French i'm
porting house, and which will be offered at New York
prlces for cash. my SIT
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"a FOR RENT, large and desirable brick resi-
EA dence on 4th, between Broad and Marshall ss.-
Possession given on Goth inst. Rent $500 per year
Appyt TOLER & COOK.
For sale, seeond-handed Barouche apll
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

a. FOR SALE, neat wooden House, con-
Eu tanning rooms, Jackson street The lot
fronts Jackson street SO feet running back LOO feet
Terms accommodating. Apply to
NH IL TOLER e. COOK, Agents
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| MEOLASSES.-25h hds Muscovado of prime
lvn quality; 20 hhds sweet CUBE, in store and for
| sale by TINSLEY d BRYANT.
3
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A CARD The subscriber is under the necessity
IA, otstating that he will not in future keep any
small accounts in his porter business From the diff
Guilty in collecting small bills he is compelled to adj
here strictly to this rule.
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