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INDIA RusBER BETTING, HOSE


d STEAM PACKING &c.-The subscribers, sole
agents this state for the sale OF the above goods, will
keep constantly on hand a tu supply of Them
THE HOSE
Is acknowledged to be for fire engines conducting,
garden purposes the best used 1t is durable
and pliable, and it requires oing, is much less
expensive to keep order than leather. 1t is very
extensive use throughout the country and gives nva
Tiable satisfaction.
THE STEAM PACKING
Is the best article Tor packing all description Of Steam
Engine joints ever used. Those who have tried it
once will never use any other kind
THE BETTING,
From its peculiar composition cannot be affected by
cold, heat, or moisture. It does not slip the pules
and toiI not stretch We prepared to furnish belts
OF any SIZE or length at the shortest notlce.-Besides
the above, there many other articles manufactured
by the Company from the material and for which
we are ready al all times receive orders,
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
te Agents for the Manufacturers.
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and after the Sd March, our packets will leave R ch-
mond daily, at A. NJ Sundays excep1ed,) and ar
rive in Lynchburg next day, ate p nj. Fare through,
So so.
REruRNINe-Leave Lynchturg every evening, at ST
o'clock, Except Saturdays and arrive in Richmond IN
80 hours
Passengers for the North save one day by taking this
route as the boats arrive in Richmond the second
morning in ample time to breakfast and take the Nor
thern cars and also in time connect with the Norfolk
boats and Petersburg morning cars.
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and Farmvle, and
also for Charlottesville, will leave in the Monday,
Wednesday and Fridays boats. Fare to Charlottes-
vile 81.
Below see Fare for intermediate distances on the
Canal, and time of the boats passing
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Richmond LIST Jan. 1891. JaZ
VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE
IL and offer for sale, on accommodating terms, viz;
300 bbls. prime Orleans Molasses
25 bbls. Clarified Sugar, Louisiana Refinery
rs bbls. Orleans Graduated Sugar
$4,000 lbs. Todd's Family Bacon, hog round
200 Todds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do
zoe kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs Tour own renderng) Lard
rs hhds Western Sides
10000 lbs. do Shoulders
300 boxes Hyde's Soap
100 do Fancy do
200 do Jacksons Candles
30 90 40 do Soap.
200 bbls. Cincinnati Rectihed Whiskey
100 do Old Rye ls43) do
10 do do (ls4D do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
30 half and Or, pipes Cognac Brandy, Otard,
Dupuy d Co., and other brands
25 bbs. Orleans Rum
pupcheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Vine
1870 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping Paper
100 kegs Beaty's Sporting Powder
au24 CHAs. T. WORKMAN d go,
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It'd EMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed
Ee from the corner TO the granite store three doors
above on Cary street, and offer for sale the following
goods received on consignment
10 bags prime Rio and Java Coffee
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
100 bbls. Mackerel-No.1
200 kegs cut Nails
100 boxes Imperial and Gunpowdsr Tea
1000 pounds Cotton Y arns
1000 do Candle Wick
100 boxes English Cheese
Also afloat, per schr. Flora
1875 tons Lump Plaster
"a bbls Mackerel-No.3
100 boxes smoked Herrings
With variety OF other articles, and another supply
of Fre-proof Salamander Sales
FRY & McCANDLISH,
la4-ett Cary street.
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EAR. ROSES GROUP OR HIVE SYRUP
EpThere have been many remedies compounded for
prevalent afaoag children and often atal but as have
never seen terminate fatally or continue long
where this syrup was used, / can recommend II with
the highest confidence. Price Is cents. See dIrec-
tons j. S. ROSE, NJ. d.
FOR salebY r. r. DUVAL,
~ Druggist
a RUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR.
" 100 bbss. best quality for sale by
ran 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co,
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n a. 66An FEET PLANK, inch
-EVHesDVV thick, from 80 to IS feet long and
from IL to Is inches wide
5000 feet rough flooring
10000 feet Scantng, various sizes and lengths, all
heart, Of superior quality, now landing in the
Dock and for sale by
fo % p G CJAzEpp0oE
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a. ~ &C.
ND edmond AND DANVILLE RAIL-

MD ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
EhI ROAD commandments will be re-
ceved the office Of the Chief Engineer Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, at Richmond until A.
of the same month"; for doing all lhe grabbing, clear
in, grading, ditching and masonry on the Richmond
and Danvlle Railroad the counties OF Amelia, Not
toway Prince Edward, Lunenburg and Charlotte,
comprehending about As miles OF load.
Profiles and specifications now be seen at the
office ofthe company in Richmond, and after the 10th
OF February at the office of the resident Engineers on
the line at Burksvie and Keysve.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
ANDREW TALCOTT,
"a Chief Engineer R. & D. R R. Co.
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Intermediate distances, two and a halt cents per
mile. en-
10. Way passengers wishing to take the boats, will
see the hour necessary to be at the Canal by referring
to the time of starting of the boats, and adding the
hours it takes to reach any of the above distances
fe % BOYD, EDMOND a. DAVENfORI.
NENTRE TABLES.-Just to hand, a good as
u sortment OF Centre Tables, with marble and ma
hogany tops. For bargains in furniture call at
GEO. J. SUMMERS,
fail 63 Main street.
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sEUBBARD, GARDNER Il CARLTON

4 N Ngents IOT me -
>Sdarttord Fire Insurance Company of Hartford CT;
s1oward Insurance Company, of New York;
aFrauIn Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia;
Insure against losses by Fire Buildings Furniture
terms. All losses adjusted with promptude.
eazp Office No l IL west Main street. ap 20-tf
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AZ FORGE J. SUMNER, No g. FIFTEENTH
az ST., Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, would call the attention
QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS ofthe new
est shapes and patterns. lis stock is large and the va;
ety great be found in the city, and will be sold
at as low prices any where, either North or South
He respectfully soics CALL Special attention paid to
hacking. mn 10
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Corner OF 18th and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
n B. All letters addressed to J. I. Sutton, jr, Rich
mond Va must be postpaid to receive prompt atten-
ton ocS diff
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June 23:ll, 1861
Election of Teachers.

An ELECTION will be held on the First Nom
day in October next, TO fill the following OH.
GEES in the bradford Springs Female Institute,
viz:
A Male Assistant. to l,e n warried man, and
fully competent to teach nll the branches of nm
English and Classical Education. yitj, u salary
Of 500, and beard Of himself. wife and NIL chit.
drvn under seven; nll children over seven to be
entered and charged NJ regular pupils fof board
and 'uition-inys over twelve yenrs excepted ,
as they are not 10 remain in the Institution.
4 Teacher Of French and Music, with ss,la.
~ Of four hundred and fifty dollars and board;
one that can teach on both Piano and Guitar
will bc preferred
An Assistant TEACHER Of Music On Piano
and Guitar. Ornamental Needle Work, md
She npd WnT Work, with salary Of three
hundred md fifty dollars and board.
SECOND Assistant Teacher of Music or ri.
ano aud Guitar, with Drawing and Painting
in Cmyon, Oil and Water Coors, with a salary
Of three hundred AND fifty dollars and board.
An Assistant Fema'. Teacher in the Liters-
~ Department, with salary Of ,hr.e hundred
und iii,y dollars and linanf
Of the Teachers will Ike expected xucl, dn,jes,
generally, may from time TO time. lre directed
by the boani Of Trustees and the Princinai.
By order Of the Bn,nl
j. B. McLAURIN,
sumtcrvilr. Aug. 5, 1851. II I'm
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The State ofSo4th Carolina,
WIIIJhNSitJIRf.yiH Hit:,rE tf,,II,' g, I. K; I

J. J. Dickson, who is in tho custody AZ
the Sheriff Of Wiilianisbitrgli District. bg5
virtue Of n writ Of capius ad satisfaciepduni.i
at the sui, Of d. F. Fleming, having filed il
my Office, together s:itl, schedule, on
oath, of his es,a,ss M ana e,Ssc,l, hir pefi'Iel
he may be admitted TO the benefit of ,ile5i
acts Of the General Assembly y made for tic
relief Of insoivent debtors. It is oraafea
that the said D. +. Fleming, apd in ailerss
the creditors to whom the s4fd I.J.sDicki.g
son is in anywise indebted, be, and ifteSS,
are here by summo,ned, and have notice to
aPl err, before ,bc SAID Court at Williams.
burgh Court House, on Tues. ay.9 The 's. Sc. :.
cond day Of the next Term Of tile coHr, iaf
Common Pleas for the spid District OF
Of Williamsbprsh--.,ha eighteenth day OF
November next--to shew cause, iifany they
can, why the prayer Of the petition :aigire,,
said, should not be granted. ~
". Il. SCOTT, C.. c. p. S.
Office Of the Common Pleas, s.3s.y tSz
Wiiliamsburgh District
May l7,l,. 1851 80 : tf
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Ladies Dress Goods,

The subscriber will receive to-day, n hand
some lot Of colorcd MUSLINS and GlSG-
HAMS.
Black Granadine Mantlas,
Colored BeEege Manllcs,
Plaid Lace and Embroidered Jacnnets,
White Organdy and Swiss hiuslins,
Whi,o aIol,air and Colcrrti sSsirts.
Linen Gingi,ams,
Parasols and Fans.
Iaccs. Edgings. Trimmings, &c.
Steel Bags, etc,
TABLE COVERS.
W"rstcd and Cotton Table Cryc7s,
Bird Eye Diapers,
Rcacl,ed nowlas tor Towels,
Cotton lluckaback Towels,
PAVILION Gnuze.
SILK REREGES AND TISSUES,
At Charleston prices.
Ladies Linen Caters,
Kid Slippers, Buski,s, &c. &.
For sale by
l.. b. HANKS.
Sum.crvillc, July 9, 1851 3G I,
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Executive Department.


pr and C0mmanfer-in- Chief in and orer
2 The State Of South Carolina:
Whcr"ns. information reached me that mn
niroc:ats murder was committed upon john
Mcdaniel. Of Barnwcil by six young men,
among whom were SEABORN f. FARMER
and WILLIAM G. TOBIN; and whereas The
aforesaid Farmer and Tobin have made their
cscnpc--now bc ii known In order that they
,nny bc brought tn trial, ], j. H. Means, Govern.
or. in and over the State of South Carolina, do
hereby issue my proclamation, offering n reward
Of Fiuc Hundred Dollars for the delivery Of both,
or Iiro Hundred and Fifty for the delivery Of
either Of them to the jniur of Bamwell district.
Fnrner is about - or " years old, s feet &
inches high, we'll made, fair compile sion blue
eyes, light hair. Two of his from, teeth slightly
broken OF. Has II scar on his cheek. ni,oui rn
inch and half long, made by the cut Of " knife
Tobin is about IL or ~ years old, 5 feet II
inches high fair complexion. very little beard i,
light hair, white teeth, thick liI~ we'll made, md
il badly SCARED OH the right arm and shoulder
;, Given under my hand and the Seal of
''' ''' the State. the 9Th dny Of July, in the
year Of our Lord one ,l.o'lsa nd eight hundred
and tifty.onc. j. H. MEANS
WM. F: AnTnun, Dep. Sec'I. Suite. y
Aug. 26, 1851; ii4t
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the OrIcanan has seen boil OF cotton,
that deserves the attention Of cultivators, on
account Of its rapid growth and early
maturity. On the lst Of June last,
a lady planted in her flower garden, few
cotton seeds presented her by gentleman,
OH the 25,h Of July boil was ready for
picking: aud at the end OF sixty days
from the time OF planting, the cotton
had arrived a: lnaturity---being in less than
one half OF the time it takes the species
now raised by our planters to do SO. The
lady was totally unncQuainted with the
cultivation Of The great Southern staple.
The seeds were introduced by Mr. Hyams,
from iucalan and are styled the hlica.
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The cholera and smallpox haze COM
United fearful ravagcs among the Missouri
Sioux Indians. The st. LOUIS News Let
ter has the following article on tho subject,
condensed from statement made by Major
II. Pcol, to the Republican
In 1850, near Fort Pierre, cholera first
appeared OIL the f,h July. The disease did
not aubside until nearly four hundred OF THE
Sioux Indians had persisted. Some disease
which Major which thinks to have been
cholera, also attacked the cattle, and was
very fatal. In the utmost raging OF the dis
case, the Sioux held council, at whicl, il
was decided TO strike camp and separate.
Part fled To the mountains, and part took
refuge from their inconqucrable enemy in
the North. Cholera followed to the North,
committing irgh'iul ravages-and TO add
to the fears oi The people, smallpox scarce
~ less fatal, sprung out in their midst
The traders were most happily provided
with vaccine matter, and MAJOR Plcot es,i-
mates the number OF Indians who received
It from them, at no less than $4,000 10 2O,-
GOO men, WOMEN and children The panic
had spread amongst them, that no fecIiug of
blood, or TIC OF sympathy, could keep them
together. In thus State they were, the
cholera and smallpox remaining with
them, from July 1850, to July, 1851. OF
the Indians who fled 10 the North. the ma
Jorlly were not vacenatcd, by which it is
feared, that on their return, while appropr-
alng the blankets and cIulhlng lett on the
pra!reS, the disease will break out again
amongst them.
MAJOR Plco, gives fearful incident no,
known, that a party OF Sioux, numbering
some thousand families, in travelling to the
North, Gins Year, Tell IN with a small war
party oI B!ackicci IN pursuit OF the Grow
Indians, attacked them, and murdered e,ery
soul.
On the first appearance Of the smallpox,
the S.ouX who had gone to the North, were
aversc to communication with strangers.-
Guards were placed round their encamp-
mcnl, with orders to shoot down any who
should persist III crossing their lines. Many
were, inconsequence, killed by disregardng
this precautionary mcasurc.
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Educational Notice.

The second session oi The Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin or,
Tuesday 9Th uf July with an cniarged nun.
ber of teachers and n ila,ler,ng prospcci o
an increased number OF Pupils. Ia Tie
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned 10 go North
the Board have unanimously elec,ed Miss
+. SPAIN, and appointed Miss a. u RSa.
LEY OF Charleston, A,sis,sM TEACHER Ia
Music and ornamental literature.
I'D. D. McLAUR1N, Sec'fy.
June, 25th, 1851, 81 Il
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Steel and Bead Bags,

SHELL, TUCK, AM SIDE COMBS,
Buffalo dn., Buffalo Reiding and EngIi1l, fIoru,
do. Hair apd Coat Brushes. Fancy SOAPS,
Extracts. %c, and great many fancy articles,
r.r.rtc'i in . lcw days, all of which viii bs
sold low by W. J. FRANCIS
Opposite T. J. 6 ", Moses Law Office,
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MOUNT ELoN, DARLINGToN DisT.
September 9th, 1851.

To the Editor Of The Southern Standard:
Dear Sir You will oblgo the under
signed by publishing in your Journal the
following statement IN regard 10 the
strength of Corporation and Secession
parties in Darlington District.
On last Monday the citizens Of the Dis
trct we're respectfully invited by eacll Of
the parties to meet ut Darlington Court
House. In compliance with this invitation
extended, according to our estimate, some
fifteen hundred persons were present, (cy-
elusive Of small boys under the age of Is
years.) Wa dn assert, without tho fear OF
rpthinl cQuradiG.i;u, that the Cooperation
party had, nm that occnsinn, two-tlrds Of
the mcn prcscnl-say from the age OF ~
80 80.
We hre informed by three respectable
gcu,cnenwfu attended .hc meeting ,lla, al.
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Rail Road Notice,
ala CO. Co. sSl.f.1l,, sll..1,l,,
OrrlcE VIII. & MAN. Il. Il. Co.

OrrIcE VIII. e. MAN. L. X. Coz
Marion G. l., Sept 8, 1851
The Stockholders OF the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Nuad Company are hereby
notified that the Eleventh lnstniment of Five
Dollars per share on their subscriptions in re-
auircd to be paid on the first of October 1871,
and the Twelfth Insinluhcnl of Five Dollars Is.r
share on the iirst of January 1852
by order Of the Board of Directors.
JOHN MACRAE, Ir,, Trcs'r
Sept. lG, 1851 Il I'm
2If' Wntchnan please copy
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From the Corulinian and Telegraph.
T0 HHnapY NXOicrs.,,

| ain gratefully to "Aany Voters" for
the courteous and kindly tone OF the card
published in the Caroinian Of yesterday
and respectfully answer, that in discussing
thc main question at issue in the State,
supposed had distinctly defined my own
position in relation TO it. | will repeat
that Lbelieve concert OF action SO highly to
be desired that it must he earnestly sough,
through the proposed Southern Congress,
or Oiher,DiSe; and in the language of u
prominent citizen and secessionist OF Rich.
land, in his published speech, "what may
take place hereafter, when We fail to pro-
cure evaporation, if we should fail, may
properly be left to the future;" especially,
would add, as that future has in part
been provided for by ",he people of the
State" acting through ,wo-thirds OF the
Legislature.
Lest, however, this may not seem sufli-
ciently explicit, beg to repeal language OF
my own, published within a month past:
"If that Congress meets and disso'vcs
without adjusting the prcliminaries of a
Southern Confedarqcy, believe South
Carolina will be justified in any course she
may choose to adopt" Whatever that
course may be, either for single secession
or cooperation, will support it with all
the energies with which am endowed.
do not feel myself, or any citizen, justified
in deciding or debating beforehand what
the ordinance Of that convention should be.
The keenest prophecy cannot torctcll what
may be necessary 10 save the common
wealth from detrinent, The convention
will be entirely competent to that end.
JOHN S. pREsT0N.
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Spring and Summer Goods
Notice,

All persons indebted tho aubsprber for
costs as Sheriff an cases under stay and
Nullahona CAGES; also for costs made under
cases discontinued or compromised arc
requested Ia mako payment betwSen this
ana The ist, Oct, next; otherwise more
costs will accrue.
HARVEY SKINNER.
June %, 1851 80 If
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

l.. VI. ,inrk w. T.. ", Gordon ant! o.lirrz.
II appearing 1" my satisfaction that T.. NJ
Gordon and wife, Ransom ]. Clark. Samuel r.
lark and John W. Clark defendants III tie.
above stated case reside without this s,n,..
l,s therefore ordered that they do ap,rar and
s'!.,ci 20 the division or sale of The Real Estate.
of Samuel Clark. drc-a,.etl. on or before The.
eighth day Of Junnnry next. or their conscn, ,u
the same viii he entered of record.
". LEWIS. Q. = d.
Sept. R,ll 1851 &c #
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Hats and Cans,

The subscriber will receive in n few daS4, q
vr.y fine nssortuept Of Gents aud Boys Hat
and Caps, which will be sold ut unusually low
prices nt the slOre of w. }. FRANCIS,
Opposite F. !. & N. Moses Law Office.
Sept. Is, 1851. 4T-u
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ter the Cooperation party had marched Off
from the public square in front OF the Court
House, they took tie trouble 10 count the
Seccssionists that were left on the ground,
and they all three agrec that they number
cd five hundred, One of the gentlemen cs-
timated the number Of boys ut seventy five,
and the other two at eighty.
Now, SIR, when we assert that the Co.
operation party had two.thirds on that oc-
casion, we are certain that we are in the
bounds Of truth, notwithstanding the Dar-
lmgton Flag, makes an entir 'ly different
statement in regard 10 the number OF each
party.
Respectfully, Yours,
w. II. Hernon, Jumes w. Nixon,
Capt. .. ID. Lee, Il. J. Huggins,
Benjamin Skinner, Jas. b. Huggins,
NJ. w. Nixon, Lewis Lawson,
Brtton Harris, VIM. Huggins,
w. Barnes, 8. w. HarrelI,
Lclnuel Skinner. G.. H. Ncttles,
DR.. G.. J. Finn.
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Executive Department.

HEAD Quarters. 4iih Reg. =. {. NJ.
Oldiori, Aug. Is. 1851
Order NJ 63
DURSU ANT 10 Orders from Head
l. Quarters, an Election for Major
Of the tpp'r Battalion "f ,r iiiii Regimen,
=. {. NJ will i..!>" p1ar- on SATURDAY il;a 4rl,
dry "' October n"Hi.m fill !hr vucancy occa,
-innrd ly ~" r'-iEn.uou oi MAJOR f. NJ An.
,icr-un.
iy "r'i', - Colonel MEf.1Er'r.
I" ]. H...nER, Adj. i+ih Reg'i. :. G.. NJ
Suuicrrillr. Aug. 23, 1851 lit
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PAVILION HOTEL,
BY III. L. BUTTERFIELD
McetinS-st., Charleston, 8, C..
September lG, 1851 47-tf
State of South Carolina.
September 1G, 1851

and Commando. in. Chicf IN and orer Sonih
Carolina.
WHEREAS, information has reached me That
M atrocious murder was committed upon viii.
liam Cloud. of Edgefeld District, by PHILIP
p. GO0DE, and that said Goode has escaped.
Now, jp order that the oflendeF may be
brought to trial, John II. Means, Governor i'll
and over the State, do issue this my pruclamn.
ZION, offering reward Of Two Hundred and
Fifty Doilurs for the apprehension and delivery
Of te said fugitive to the jailor oi Edgeicld
District.
The said Philip =. Gooic il about thirty -thrre
years Of ugc, 6 feet 3 or ! inches high, lean and
sintwy, rluldy complexion, hazlc or grey eyes.
dark hnir and quick spoken, with marked de-
cay between his front teeth.
GIVEN under my hand and the Senl of tho
State, The 10th day of August, in the year Of
GUS Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
fity-nnc.
BY the Governor, JNO. TX. MEM.
w. +. ARTHUR, Dep, Sec. State.
Sept. 10th. 1851 ~ At
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Land For Sale.

ne \ tract Of land containing 200 acres,
Sls- more or less, lyin" fvc mile, below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Read. be.
tween Two aud three hundred ncrcs clcarr.
adjoining lands of VIM. Cooper. J. c.
Whhcrspoon, and r. Joscv, belonging to
tho estate OF David L. Wilson. For terms,
apply TO either Of tho undersigned.
II. q. DUBOSE,
4 sC.ARhnRAUGH.
Nov. 9Th, 1850 ,f
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Boots and Shoes.

uSkV SOUTIIEIsN MADE PLAN:uhp
R@3 TATI0N BROG NS.-RM4
&~llOuSE SERVANT Shoes TsS-
&c, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NO
~. EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. SO. ca
The subscriber Agent tor the SOUTH CAR.
OLINA SHOE FACTORY, at Charlesion
S. C., and the CIIERAW rACTOKY,a at Che
rnw. =. G.. will offer for sale in this market by
the list of September. lnu,e supply of South.
crn made PLANTATION BRO,ANS aud
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES. together with
n general assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
which will be- sold nt the lowest market price,
0r goods or siuilar quality.
X. 4. PRINGLE,
Dralc in Brognns Bnot- and Sl,uS.
No 30, East bay.
August, ~, 1851. I'M
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FLORA,

Pastry Co'h and Baker ot Cnkss, JG. fn
Dhtrs her services To The citizens nt
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in tho
preparation of bridal fcasts, partv-snppcrs,
&c. Her long experience and service in
nvcry department. OF her business, iustilics
her III engngngto to give ent'rc satisfaction
to her employers.
She may be found Ivy application nj the
lmrbors Shop in this place.
Sum lcrvillc, Jan. Sth, 1851 iltf
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Negro Shoes,

1'ir snbscrhoT has made arrangamruts for
the manufacture oi from -Four To Five Thousand
pains OF the above article by The FALL. For
Fetrrrncc as ioqnaliiy, lc would respectfully
rrirr persons who may be disposrd to pprchase
oi HIM. tn those who pa,ronizcd him last yeaS.
AS 1" price he will guarantee them ns loW rs
can b.. afforded
hIay2a 9tf J. MORGAN.