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Attention Battalion.

HEAD .44TE Rta'F.s. C, MY
OI.DfoRD, January 29thS 1851. !
The Upper Battalion Of The forty fourth Reg
Intent So. Gu. Militia, viii paradp for drffiihnj
March. The Lower Battalion At .BradforIs
Mill in Clarendon, on Saturday tho 9th of
March. The line to be Formed Ut II o'clock
Tho Commissioned and non Commissioned
parade grounds. for drill ffpd Instructions.
The Staff VIII attend On boil, days Of drill:and
review.
BY order Of Cox j.. M. MErf.Err.
44th, Reg. s.. C. NJ. ;
Jan. 29th, 1851 ii #
GeU Wuichman copy.
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Military,

Col. Mcllctt and StaffIhaving been res
participate with them in their celebration on
the 22nd February. The Staff arc hereby
requested TO appear on TIM, dry in Sumter
willie ut II o'clock a. NJ. in full uniform.
BY order Of col. MEf.LET'T.
w. r. WILDER, Adit s G. NJ.
Jan. %, 1881 Is 81
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NEGR0ESl NEGROEsII

Will. DO Bold 10 the Highest bidder, at
Sumter CONT HouEp .'on tho first Monday
III February next, T'WENTYiSfX VERY
RKERY. .NEGKoES. belonging to the
estate of John Hunks, dcc'h Also at The
sntno time and place TWENTY-THRI5E
FIRST RATE NEGROES. belonging to
the estute'of George David decd, in oil for
tyy.nihc Negroes. PERSONS wishing to pnr-
clihso willdo well 10 call hi tho Court-lfotfse
ON that day.
Conditions made known On day 81 sale.
w. LEWIS, o. IS D..
Jan. 9Th, 1851 II At
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In Equity Sumter District

Espar,r VIM. Vaughan, ! MR.
Alice Vaughan, II. nj. Dali"
Will hc sold nj Sumter Court Ilmhse IN :ha
first Monday in FEBRUARY ne,t and if not then
sold, will b. offered NJ srhsc1uen, sale days I'm.
wlirrron WIN. Vaughan now resides. living he.
tween Cowr"n.swmrp and ltockry Blun:swanp
sale.
The land will no: he sold under six dollars per
acre.
-" '"fn's o' sale are. one third part of sale
cash, tn. balance on "A credit Of one and no
years, III equal ins'alrurnis with interest from
the day of sale. secured by Bond and ample
personal security.
by order of the Court.
join R. MILLER, Com. E1'ty.
Sumtrr,illc. 18Th, Jan. 1851 80 &
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School, School,

The Subscriber will again open school in The
Town "i SnmtcrNlll". on the second Monday in
thus month, ilir Bah iris.} where he laugh,
last year. and "i lie same rundllinns &c.
Ny wife Ms. l.. ID. Barrett. will on The same
day, resume The dulles of her school. IL, the runm
near our residence. ON The same terms she taught
at The Inst year, VIZ: eight dollars, The session of
five months. We can accommodate some fiy.
or six littlc girls. no! exceeding twelve years 81
age, with board. on the ioilowing terms, viz:
Board the tw" Sessions. 500
Tuition same time, Ii
Washing, II
w. G. BARRETT
Sum,crvillc, Jan. Sth. 1851 IL 81
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"A Mr.. I.ytiToS haslately made a commit
n~icatior tothe hsiatic Society Of London.
descriptive Of Il mode Of punishment pccu-
liar 70 The criminal code Of China:
AChincse merchant. named Aiam-ly, &C.
cused and convicted Of having killed his
wife, was sentenced to die by :::a! hcpri-
va;ion ofslcep. The execution took place
at Annoy in The month OF juno last. The
condemned was placed in prison under the
surveillance OF three guardians, who re-
liaved each othcrcvery alternate hour, night
or day. He lived thus for nineteen GAYS,
without having slept for II single minute.
AT the commencement Of the eighth dav
his SHIT rings were So cruel tina, he begged,
rs a great ,fivon that they would kill him
by strhhgulntihn.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

BY previous order Of the Beard Of Trustees
the Third lnstnsmcn, of twenty five dollars per
share on tho CAPITAL stock Of the Brndforl
Springs Female Institute Company, is no,y
Observation-Disclosures will please attend PROMPTLY
~ this call.
d.. b. McLAURIN, aec'ry.
). B.-ln my absence payment may ~ made
10 Rev. w LEWIS, President Of the Cumpanv,
Jan. ~, 1851. II lf
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The State OfSouth Carolina

IT~NKITNtTTUN UISTKICF.
"illinm Jcilnrds who is in the custody Of the
Hhrrit at Darlington Disirici, Ivy virtue of n
Nnt ~ apias al Snlistlcirrlnm at the suit of
John ID. Murray, having filed in nv onir,. IN.
gciirr with Il schedule on oath. Of his estate md
elects, ms petition Ia The Court of Common
iiras, Praying that he may bc Admitted 10 the
benefit nt the Acts of The General Assembly.
made Tor The relief of lnsolvcnt Debtors. 1t is
ordered that The said John u. Murray and all
"thrr, the creditors to whom the said William
''ciinrds Is III any wise Indebted, be. mud ,h.y
are hereby summoned and haze notice To apprar
before the said Court NJ Darlington Court House
on Monday the seventeenth day of March next,
10 sh"w cause 'inny they can, why the prayer
81 The petition aforesaid should not he granted.
r.. h. BRUNSON, G. c. p. =.
Ollie" OF Common Pleas, December 10, 1850
Darlington District. s 3m
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PARTISAN CARIcATUREs.-Snmc admira-
bile caricatnrcs have appeared in The pa
pers from time to time since the arrival of
Jenny Lind III America. Last week,
CharIvari brought out the following:
a fat citizen Of Boston is walking grave
~ along, with his left hand fixed III a frame:
"1lslloa! what's tho mattcr!!" cries n friend.
'Oh! my fricnd,'' he replies, with an im-
Fashioned accent, 81 have had the happi-
ness to have this hard pressed by Jenny
iinh. ind | have had it !ramcd!'
Again: Jenny is nj Il so!ree. The lady
Of the house having written on her invita-
ton cards, I'VE miH hare The iSmrdish
Nighiingdls," approaches her and Gays
with the most engaging air:
at would he very kInd OF son to sing
us "A little song"
at does not depend upon me-" muir
murs !cnny Lind, ".AIr. Barnum has the
key
So saying. she shows the lady a very
little paddock which Barnn,n has had the
nrccaution to put II her lips before allow
ing her TO 20 TO the party.
Again a. d,llclan.c OF Boston runs, his
hair standing or end with enthusiasm, to
ono OF his friends, To- whom he exhibits an
SNs oCPS w wv ~ - tltIc
il has becn worn a lonr time on The left
f6Ht.
II arrived too late" says h., Nor the
sale; They had already sold Jenny l.jnd's
shoes for twenty Thousands; | conld only
get ono Of Mr.. Bsrnum's Old boots, for
which | paid nnc thousand dollars. Ouf!
il is at any rate a souvcnir.-Cor. 81.
Louis Republican.
y. S. SENATOR from FLomDA.-Wc
have previously announced the election
Of Mr.. MALLORY, as u. :. Senator from
Florida. On the first hallo'. WHICH ;,.,i;
place on the 18Th, Mr.. lu!.EE rcrriyed -
votes, when 80 were necessary to secure
his e'ectiaar--4A}l- Wings, and twu
Dem. voted biank votes, there beng no
other candidates. a second ha!ln, Showed
a similar result. GA the 10Th INST. a third
balho, was had and Mr.. SrFrnry r. NAL
LnR1 hcing put IN nomination, the vote,
resulting III his election, was as follows.
MAL.,oRv :1ls IuLEE -; Bank 4.
Courier.
Gov QurTMAS-A Washington CORES.
pondcM uf the .Ionrnal Of Commerce SAYS
that there Is a certainty NOW ot y collision
OF Governor Qnnan and the authorities
OF the Cmtcd States. Thu Marshall of
Mississippi - Il brave. fearless man, and will
al all hazards arrest Gov. Grmm1n. Tie
Governor is surrounded. nj every place.
where he may he, Will, confidently. friends,
who are ready To defend or rescue him.
RArIo OF RErREsEHrArinv.-.F on the
census returns it seems probable ll,a, ac-
cording to Mr.. Nin,on', provision sast Sos
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The State ofSouth Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT:

William ID. R"liinGs who l. III the custody Of
the sheriff Of Darlington District. by virtue nfn
Writ of Cnp,ns al Salisi;icirndnm nj the suit Of
John +. Er.in, having filed in my office togetl-
or with q schedule on oath, of his estate AM! IF.
'rcis, his petition To the Court Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may hr admitted Ia the benefit
OF The Acts of the General Assembly ma,lc for
Tie relief ui lusulNcui Debtors. Ii is ordered
that the SAID John r. Erwin and all other, the
creditors In whom the SAID William ~. ltollings
is in any"iSc indebted, h., and they ARE hereby
summoned and have notice TO appear before the
said Court ~ Darlington Cuirt House on AIon.
day the seventeenth day of March next, 10 slew
cause II any they can. why the prayer Of Tie ".
iilion should not be- granted.
j.. IL. ERUNSON, c. c. p. :.
Darlington District. \ 3n
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FLORA,

Pastry Cooh hhd Baker Of Cakes, DC dc
Offers her services 10 tho citizens of
Sumter and tho adjoining Districts in the
preparation Of bridal f~easis, party-supEcrs,
&c. Her !Ghg experience and Service in
every department of her business, j~ustities
her in engaging to give entire satisfaction
10 her employers.
She may be found by application ut The
Bafbcr's Shop in this place.
Sutf,crvhlc, Jan. sth, is5l ii If
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The London Fair.

Tho Emperor Of Russia has given $50,
200 for the use of tho Star and Gartar at
Richmonu, and the E'hpcfot of Austria has
taken MoZART's Hotel for the SEASON.
House rents IN London hfc rising enormous
~, MS much MS .Gl3 per week being offered
Tor a small hnuse in Charges street. There
nrc reports of most extraordinary contracts
in the provision lfno, one pouItcrer in the
city having 'arrangcd for 1000 chickens,
for the Great Fair.
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South Carolina Dist

Where's ! have this day: taken posses
son Gas Ordinary Of said District) OF the
personal property as 1erelict Of John
tanks late of Sum,crville deed; and !
AVA! myself of this method TO notify an
persons Indebted 10 tic deed I'd rnais &c i'm.
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, nay
Agent Gnthis particularly and those hay.
my demands against decd will hand lhcm
IN duly attcsted according TO law.
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Aug. Cd 1850 III ~
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GSy1EMD-lc91N,

MARRIED-On tl. OH inst, by the Rev. Mr.,
Mn'"hcy, Mr.. WILLIAM DouGncETuy Ia Mr..
SALLY BRADnAM all III Sumter District.
On the 9th inst. by The Rev. II. w. Maho.
ncy, Mr.. X. J. WINTER. Of Charleston Dis.
trict, to Miss T.. A. SHERIFF. uf sumter Dis.
trict.
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Bradford Springs Female
Institute,

The Exercises Of The Bradford Springs Fc.
male Institute. will hc resumed on the first
Monday In February next, under the direction
OF the Rev. EDWIN CATER ny PRINCIPAL, aided
by competent assistants, in the various branches
ni "a thorough and finished Education. For
Board and Tuition, the terms are ,hos, original.
y "siahlehrd, half yearly IN advance.
Jau'r. Odd. i>,l "a II
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NOTICE.

WILL. he sold on Tuesday the llih February
next. NJ the late Reside nee "f Andrew Burgess,
decreased, THREE NEGROES. UOUS f..
HOLD AN KITCHEN FURNITURE
Horses. Mules, Corn and FoIdrr. Stock Cnrilc
and Hogs. Also II plantation to be- rented viii,
sevcral likely Negroes to hire
Conditions made known IN day Of sale.
W. X. BURGESS, Err.
Jan. 29th, 1851 If u nd
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Executors Notice.

All persons having demands arains, The
estate OF Judge J. $. Richardson, deceased
VIII present the same for payment and al
indebted to sind estate, will make immcdi
ate payment to
j.. |. RICHARDSON. Er'rLr.
IAN TT, 1850 10 If
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Executive Department, Co.

EUMBlA. 9th January, lS5l.-By His
Excelltncy, ]. II. Means, Governor, and
Commander in-Chief in and over the State
OF South Carolina Whereas information
has boon received at !hfs Department, that
1homds Datsy, alias Kendn, who was ON
United to the Jail Of Beaufort District for
rcgro Stealing. broke Jail q few days since,
and made his escape: now therefore, l. J..
II. Means, Governor Of the State Of South
Carolina, do hereby offer a reward OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension and
delivery Into any Jail in this State. The
saia Daley, alias Kcnan, is about forty five
years old, rive feet five or six inches high,
rather stout, blue cHcs, front teeth out, and
is an Irishnan Ivy birth.
~ Given under my hand and the
seal Of the State, at Colum-
80 bia, tn" 9Th day Of January.
~ in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and filty!onc, and
in the sevcnty-h(,h year Of the sovereignty
and independence OF the United States of
America. J. III. MEANS.
B. X. HESEEAv, Scc'y of State.
Jan. 29th 1881, IA 81
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Southern Knights AsSociaaion.

An adjourned meeting of. the Southern Rights
Association. for Clnremont Election County will
be held in the Court House Mt Sumtervillc. on
the first Monday in February nest, ~ O'Clock for
the transaction or important h,isincss. Thc
members arc particularly and earnestly teGhcst.
ed. tn attend. Il. y. FRASER, Sec'H
Jan lS 80 St
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Meal and Grist,

TnE subscriber wi! Keep Meal and
Grist. at his Store WHICH he, will exchange
for Corr, or sell for c3sn, or his, own paper
only. In no case will the article be 'charg-
ca 10 accounts.
IT. !. CoGIILAN.
janhary, 9Th, 1871. III If
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Announcement,

We respectfully beg leave 10 propose to the
Voters of Clnfcm0nt Election County. the fol.
lowing Gentlemen az Delegates Ia. the. State
Convention: Mai. IIAYNswoRTH. Capt. JAMES
REMbEnT, Col. NETrLEs aud Capt. r. SUMTER.
SEPARATE STATE ACTION.
Jan. %, 1851 10 81
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist.
By ". LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary. for said
District.
Jan. 29ti,, 1881

'J ~ ~ <<HI't Ofuthd WV ofN&
District.
Whereas, w. Nctllcs hail, applied to
me for Letters Of Administrator, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits OF T. l.. Jones, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cfedi-
tors of thu said deceased, TO be and appear
l"torc me At our next Ordinary's Court for
The said District, to be holden at Sumter
C"nrt ii"Ilsc on Friday the 3lst day of Jam
uary !:si., to slew cause, III any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
.snd day Of January in the year Of
L. s. our Lord. one thousand eight hund-
red and iiity-onc. and in the IS year
OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s. n.
ain. %. 1851 10 q
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Notice.,

All pcrsous Indebted To the firm nr Hubert 4
I.anhgnn are earnestly requested 10 come for.
ward and make pay incnt. as The Books of til,
cnrcrrH mnst be closed forthwith hu. If no
sr'ilr'l 10y return day viii H.. placed IN the hand,
Of an Attorney for culirciiOn.
iliEERTN flanagan.
Jan. @Htn, lijI II #
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Gilchris,'s Bridge, d. Gilchris,; all in Ma
riof District. Angley's Branch, Barnwell
District, e. ~. farley; Level Rlchlenu
District, J. III. Counts.
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81 Benjamin EalgoH
MNSNsh. !.

The shibseribeF ihas RSTaSEsd Il FEffsnRSSH
IHRE WAREROoM t9 M. aAs!rJ. NSSssf ffsE
,s sRahiaIss 81 }g ssa1 syhsts Is { Nh ssssss esh.
sIHas5aasssesGas Dressing Bureaus, iss,asS sssss
ezS1aSY Marble Top, lsofss 5agd DE-
vans, Foot Stools. .Q,toIhbs, WnTss ADDE'S AAa4fhh
and MnhosahS Cahdie tktahIIs, DfiIr1fHYrT Tsh
nnd Work Tables CENTS do. GAa4fisR hfaSis
high md low post Bclsteals, SfbhoFask l1S.s
o.,se; Sitting, Nursing rl apd Rseapggf caisflH II
F!!drni,nls made aaa repaired 4. sss akSfes
~ Plain md Mahogany e Sims a s:sF
The is1pbseiiberii is pre- paTsd ia IdFahisskk HIND,
sash and Doors ut G1lIarlestdn 1,Ticos. ...s1 d. So
He win t6'liNG6 Ms WOHK.SfItP Al ;.ihee
Old Stand, whep' all orders III his me PySii ia
punctually attended to-: si,esH33ss- 1890 :
. Nav Is 80 'ors1.N
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The State ofSouth- Carolina.
nIS'rp Jf-.p

Samuel Andrews who Is in the custody Of III.
sheriff of Darlington District. bv virtue of n
Wri' Of niias al Sn,isiacicndum ut the suil Of
'"i'ii +. i.r,iii. having iilc,i III my Office together
wiilia schedule on oath. az his csia,c and ,lC.c,.
his petition Ia III" Court al Common Pleas. bray.
ing That he mny BE- admitted to the benefit Of The
Acts o:'ir General Assembly, made for the r..
lirfof ln~>"lycut Debtors. 1t is ordered that IN,
SAID John +. Erwin, and all other the creditors Ia
whom the said Samuel Andrews is in ary wise
indebted. be-, and they are hereby summoned nrd
have notice TO appear before the said Court M
Darlington Court House, un the nineteenth day
oi March next. {" sh"w cause. il any they can.
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid should
not be- granted.
T.. -. BRUNSON, C. c. r. d. d.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Darlington District. s.. &. 8 BIN.
December. 18Th, 1850.
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Invitation.

The SUMTER RIrI.EMES nn! The Beat Com.
rany tCArr. BLhNpING.l are hcn,hy invited Ia
participate with ihr Clar.muui Troop in the
Celebration Of tlicir Anniversary, OIL the twenty
second day vi next February.
An Grafton will ic delivered on that day by
n member al The Troop. The public generally
und the Ladies in particular, are respectfully in
viird 10 attend. rs seats will be reserved for
them.
By orlcr of the Committee Of Invitation.
Jan. 10Th, 1851 II tai
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SCHOOL,,

Tho Subscriber has opened Il school near
Providence, IN thus District, and proposes to
teach N the following rates
Primary Class, $40 90
Middle Gloss. % 90
FIRST Class preparing for College,
per year, 30 90
Parents may boar! their sons with Mr.. J.
+. Ballard. WM.T +. CApERS.
Jan. S;h, 1851 IL i,
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Rail Road Notice.
RFSSAsSr
OFFICE VII. g. MAN. r. X. Co,

OFFICE VIII. g. MAN. r. Il. Co, }
Marion c. II. S. c., Dec. ~, 1850. {
The Stockholders Of thn Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road Company, are mere
by notified that Tire Eighth Ins,almcnt OF
five dollars per share OH their Stock is re.
CURED to be paid on the first day Of January
1851.
by order of The Board of Directors.
JOHN McRAE, Scc'y g. Treas'r.
Dec. 18th, 1850 8 If
~" Waterman will copy.
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TEMPERANCE ROUSE

1,;fgsT TRs nntler2eeMcd Would Respectfully
III : inform the rnbitc that nc FMS ,fakeaa
1877, The house Wsll Known Al heHC2OSS
IN mn ny formerly hsPl by III. WIN Mc55sain;,
cconfhodnt ~, tra yelIers, and tEunr6efsial qsatf
sonnbic prices. Those Who dcsirs rs Sssl, I'M
aal,e Hrdet abroad as At home, are Myiteit3;
giyc lin; a catit y e .htft .asN3lY ss
TIaNeiIers aeeo!athaqdatsd Tor sasaaiSifa HfEhis
ing, At moderate chafgts ]. By. E5SNES
Feb. IS 1850. rs ID. $50 pm sSr q
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Notice.

An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Bradfnrd Springs Female Institute Company
Will take place in Sumlcrtilie on Tuesday, the
ith ofFcbruary next.
ID. b.. McL.AUE1N, see'ry.
Jan. 29ih, 1881 IA It
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
CLAREM0NT TROOP!

Q are hereby ordered to parable nj your
usual place Of rendezvous on SATURDAY the
22.l day Of February next. 1t is hsprd there
Will W. n full attendance of the troop, us the
laws against dcfault"rs and member. who are
NOT in full uniform will bc risidly enforced.
by order of Cap,. l.. =. IoriSG.
+. MYERS. q. s.
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$50 REWARD.

No ! will give FIFTY DOLLARS nrw.nn
~ Tor me npprchension and delivery OF nv
NJ nan EfURGE, in the Jnil in Columbia,
- . =" Or Twenty-Five Dollars Reward far
hs Confinement IN anyjail, so that / can re, him
agnin. ~
GEORGE is nbou. "a years Old. S feet ii1at &
inches high, how-lrggcd, black. fill eyek. nnd
Ter ny tnfc fH
He was purchased n short iinhc .!ncc from Mr.
f.s!cIilng. II miles above Genrye,oWn s. q
Ada'css, J.M- e. SHARP.
Columbia, sc.
D". -''h, 1891 tf
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"A announcement,

IGR MEssRs. EDIroRs You will pleas" an
nouncc Mr.. AMOS 4. NET"TLES n rnnd,Io,.
for Ordinary Of Sumter District M the next ,rlrc.
ton and ohligc MANY VOTERS
Jan. 29lh, 1851 II ,r
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Mo q

Is hereby given 10 the ~i.cgatrrs in and undc r
the last Will and Testament OF Samuel Ste
plicnson deceased. late of Sumter District Sor,l,
Carolina. That they are hereby required to
come forward and receive their several lcgncics
from tbc Subscribers. wIthun, further ,j.lny.
i. PRiNGI.E,
J. ID. McFADDEN. hArs'
Jan. 20lli, 1851 II 3m
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$40 following Post OH 'cs have been
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4 NEGRO, Shoes

The Subscriber liaal made ;af rafiEe1nen iii.
the manu!acture Of from F6pr TO Five TboasaHd
pairs of The above article. by the FALL. Far
Reference as to quality, 'Ee would respectfully
OF him, 10 those who paironiZed him last year.
'As 10 price how'll guaraiites :hem rs lo@ ~
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-18
Important Invention.

a very important d scovsry III the nl7.l-
ufacture Of linen, IS said to have been made
by Dr. Iseagitt, Of aTaysysIse, XIV; bv
which ii ii expected eIlat linen can be
produced Ill low as cotton Goods, ssat Tie
lowest price, says the account, s.the lat
ter car Be produced 2 The material ii
oDsailied from uaroslei hemp, wlaIcil from
its silky fexture, seems capable oi being
manufactured into The finest linen yarns.
Fhis art.ese, the inventor says, can be-
produced for less than l0 cents per Ib,
and, can be span for a,oat the same mon
nv required for cosfoil. Tne account