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THr P.sr, THE PRssrsr AVID TIVE furuRz.--of
III. cotton trade, from the London Economist,
August "a, 1850. alt is calculated that upwards
,r.ds !, ali it's brn nches" American cotton crop !
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-Ind,,cemsnfs for Clubbing.

Any person who will sepd us four subscribers
for six months, at our regular rates, shall be en-
titled to one copy for the same length of time or
we viii furnish -.
10 copies for mos IS copies for IL mos SO
Southern and Western money taken at par for
subscriptions or Post Office Stamps taken at
their full valoe.f aH -ir9w1 lyoa Eia0'l sNi gu
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EVENING DRESS FANS,

1AlA newest patterns Evening Dress Fans.
lONJl (BpAnish) mounted IN Psart. lyory,
and papisr mache, Jus, opened at, PAKKER'S
new fancy and Psrnamsry Store, under the No
tionsl Hotsl5 .h..,,., ...,,,y
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10 7EN V7TT y LOST. n 'TI T|NT T-@ N
A SILVER CARD CASE, with" Mrs, EN-
N wood Fisher engraved on H.. liberty
ward will t1 paid for III dslivsry ~ th'somcs' /
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MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
80 I,-l- SOITTH CAROLINA.

MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
o11Is 300 SOUTH CAROLINA f.,.r4.tl. 81
u,HE Annual COURSE OF LECTuRES,n thus
Institution viii commence on the mrs, .'ondos
in November next, on the following branchesi in
Anatomy, by J. Holbrook, Nd. H.,
g Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by > Hen
ry Dickson, M. ID. 100"
Surgery, by f. Geddings, M. ID, n'm 81
Physiology, by james Mou'rie, M. ID. Hny
Materia Medica, by Henry II. Frost, M D.i.''
Obstetrics, by Thos. q. Puo.eau, M D. e."
Chemistry, by G. ". Shepard, Nj d.
Demonstration OF Ans'"my, st. Julian RaVenel,
M. ID. -.
DR.. d. J. Cain, Physician to the Marine Hot
ni,sl and CInica Instructor. Lectures twice a
week on the Diseases OF thut institution. .-ift d
DR. z. 3. Flasg, Physician 70 the Aims HOUSE
| lectures twice n week on Diseases no- tl.l Al
Demonstrntve Instruction in Medicine and Sur
gerry at the College HosrItsl -, ~ - rrr
'i'NA + HENRY r FROST, M. d., Deans
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS AND TEIE,
IN 40. LltNA EARMERt& l(ilIIIAE.aMaath atIW

fAiS"a NOIDi1.
r 'EoNARD SCOTT g. CO., no. 81 Gotd street
III .Ntic York, continue to publish the four leal
ing British Quarterly Reviews and Blackwood
Magazine; in addition to which they have recent
y commenced tina publication of valuable Agri-
cultural work, called ihedi gniehca, BON ,saaaa
g FAKMER's GuiDx TO ScIENrrrIc AND PRAcrrcM
1a ilIaa rRw &c AeRicuIru Rh, "ae nch tiuna SITS
By HENRr SrErHgss. F.R- s., OF Edinburgh, au-
thor of the Book Of The Farm, &C.. &c. assisted
by JoHN Z. N9RroN, M a., New Haven, Professor
|of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, &c, DC
This highly valuable work viii comprise two
large royal octave volumes, containing over 400
pages, with Is or 90 splendid steel engtavings,
and more than 600 engravings on wood, in the
highest style of the art, illustrating almost every
implement of husbandryi now in. use by the best
farmers, the best methpds Of ploughipg, planting,
haying, harvesting. &c, &c., the various idpmes-
tic animals in their highest, perfection; in short
the pictorial feature OF the book is unique and
will render it Of incalculabe value to the student
Of Agricultural NV fN'iHht" HNs E'F'.i 77oNn
The work is being published in 'semi.monthly
numbers of 81 pages each, exclusive OF the Stee
engrayings and sold at rs cents each, or IS foi
the entire work in numbers, ofwhich there will bs
at least twenty-five, yiitts aHu snsnaiyxa 9n'I
The British Periodicals re-published are, as fol
lows, VIZ: ,,8f ~, .t,-.,..f .,t .,,,...,., a.
The LONDON QuARTERLY REVIEW CONSERVATIVE
TnE EDlNsuRGn Review (Whig), t'''",'',','iu
THx NoRrH BKIrnH REVIEW free Church, Rh
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW liberal ~ .hid
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r IFE INSURANCE Commercial
| Life Insurance Company, established in 1920,
and empowered by act Of Parliament. for the In
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FOR RENT,

NJ Faif'nni 30 FOR RENT, ngoMV : sm..
~ 1.-THE HOUSE now occupied sy MI W.
Nk& SPRsGG, on Capitol Hill Csrcn s'sa
n IImnsAiaAs posssAion given los s"'"
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JsAy lT-aN luasi 10 eS'N- -"
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NEW FANCY GOODS

WILL BE RECEIVING every day during
w rnexiweex, a beautiful assortment Of Fan''ri
Goods saitabIe for PRESENTS, DC Also d
large assortment Of fresh Perfumery, Poma'ums,
Soaps, Hair-washes, and every article pertaining
to the toilet. PARkERS' Perfumery and
Fancy Store, Penn av., near National h otel.
aep21--3td ~
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BLAcxwoop's Emssuaon MaoA zmr ! Cory.

BLAcKWooDs EDIHsUR0H MAGAZINE 4 TOry).
Although these works are distinguished by the
political shades above indicated, yet but small
portion oftheir contents is devoted to political sub
jects. II is their literary character which gives
them their chief value and in that they stand con-
fessedy far above all other journals ofther class
Black,oood, still under the mastery guidance of
christopher North, maintains its ancient celebrity,
and is, at this time, unusually attractive, from abe
serial works of Bulwer andother literary notabes,
written for that magazine, and first, appearing in
its columns both 10 Great Britain and in the United
States Such works as "The Caxtons" and 'My
New Novel" both by Buiwer,) "My Peninsulal
Medal, '"The Green Hand" and other serials
Of which numerous rival editions issued by the
leading publishers in this country, have TO be rel
printed by those publishers from the pages O.
Backwood, after has been issued BY JMssrs. Scot
& Co., SO that subscribers to the reprint of that
Magazine may always rely on having the earliest
reading or these fascinating tales.
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The whole expenses of the war, estimated IN
specie, amounted to Sl35, l93,703- laIi0.
COTTON srATIsrics.f ,airI lta
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, Of the llth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop OF Cotton IN
H. nsernl States fnr the wear ending 3Ist August
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% i9f riH'r oiHiH 20 esnn'oah nufinb sid
- dsii edi 30 noiil3sgn 900 nodw ,sysb aaaal
oS n isiiW ,'air9'puaib s rru q ssAnn 0oisysass
OK
sAi % mhi gd ba'imdus hun ,dqlpsSza " qd
-J70o9 sfJ "a 81 ,giaaoo o5iolf.t y Go Slssg
haldmasaa asnnll
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N'a w NlnIH.il, NJ sTH0MPS0N,..9gtfa "
October 81, 1s50--dfl lnd--lr, Nnl NJ |, Ar,i.
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PREMIUM.

Any person sending us three subscribers will be
entitled to copy Of the " History Of Propellers
and Steam Navigation" republishedi in book form
nov in press, TO be ready about, the first OF oc-
tober will be one ofthe most complete works
upon Jtbe subject ever issued, and will contain
about ninety engrav,ngs.uee apniaaA boE ru
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no p,rrrrs or THE REVOLUTION.

The surrender OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown, Q
ober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OFFICIAL.
Roard Of Aldermen,

STATED SESSION.. FRIDAY, an 10, 1881.
Present-MoRGAN MORGASs. Esq. President; Aid
Grfn slurtevant Oakley, Chapman, Kelly Smith, Ball,
Haws. Miller, Shaw, Cook, Bard, Britton, Delsmater,
Frerklip Conckln and Dooley.
THE minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
PETITIONS.
Nv the PRECEDENT Petition Of Rodman NJ. Price for grant
Of Ferry ron the foot OF IAN g. N r. 70 jersey
which was referred 10 The Committee. -
Ala 0rth moved refer the same 10 the SPECIAL Com
ree on the subject Of "Abbatoirs" which was earned
Bv Aid Bron Petition Of John ssNton for renewal Of
Lease Of Piers No = and % East River Wch was reerreo
to the Committee on Finance 80 =, .
Nv AID Franklin Remembrance OF 10 Canen againSt
the extension OF the Russ Pavement winch was Icisrreo
10 the Committee on Streets. ,,o Sit -
By AID Gnffin-Remonstrance Of Daniel smith and
others sgsinst removal Of awning posts IN FulIos-
which referred 70 the Committee on streets =, ~,
" FranklinA communication from . N llycE-
lures adverse 70 further extension Of The Russ Pave
Ala Kelly moved to lay the same the table, witch
lost division, viz fnrnatire-Ad. S!urteysnt ChsP
Oakley, the President Aid. emith, Haws, Shaw, COOK
Bard Brifon, Delsmaer, franklin, Dooley-l2 AID hei
" moved TO refer the The COmmitee 90 Arts ana
Sciences AID Franklin moved TO amend the motion oy
carried
AID Shaw presented the following resolution w
Resored That the Committee on Wharves, flefs III
Slips be directed inquire into the expedency OF pIo1
ing law leasing for term OF years, Win ZIG III
leRe Of renewal for Ike term all the wn.rves Pss go AZ
slips now ready for occupancy, and for al otneIs
exciting leases shall expire ~ suction IN i repair a.
ing wharf pier slips 10 be kep "a civ 10 make
cost of lessee. and reserving The n2h' VI ~" ~
extension of the same. h, .,riktrg or, ,h.
AID Haws msved 20 amend the sans 80 - 49, -
words The Committee on Whsrves, Piers ana slpsi aud
~, $4,000 :. Inc Finance Committee" which was
carried on division. VIZ dgrn.s.ts- o,gfSvanl'
Chapman. Kelly, the Presiaen', An 'nAo' oe' "s"''
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SEIZURE OF THE BRITISH STEAMSHIP NIAGA-
RA-The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Saturday
saws: The steamer Niagara, which arrived at this
port Oh SUNDAY morning last, has been seized by
the Collector under the following circumstances.
IL appears that on Monday night, Mr.. Charles H.
Sturgis, Custom House watchman) who was on
duty on Cunard wharf had his attention drawn to
q boat leaving the wharf He hailed the boat, and
upon boarding her, found quantity OF silks, satlns
and lace goods in bags, lying on the bottom Two
other officers of the Customs, Thomas w entworth
and Homer A. Cooke, who were sleeping in
office on the wharf were called, and took possess
ion of the goods in the boat, as well as others OF
similar kind which were upon the wharf In all,
nine bags or bales of goods were recovered and
on Thursday they were removedto the U: ;. store
house In the meanwhile, a posse OF Custom
House officers visited the steamer, and made
thorough search but discovered nothing further
connected with the matter. The value OF the
goods recovered, is probably not far from $1,000
The boatman states that he is ignorant OF the
name of the man who employed him to take the
goods and himself to Governor Island The facts
being communicated to the Collector, he ordered
the goods to be retained, and stationed officers on
9oara se sd Been REPRESENTED to the Secreta
nv of the Treasury None OF the officers OF the
steamer are implicated in the transaction. Upon
this fact being established in the proper quarter
the release ofthe vessel will probably be ordered
The Boston Times of Saturday says: 1t was
rumored about town last night that other lots oil
goods amounting to $4,000 had been seized yes
terday afternoon. They were found secreted IN
some lumber on a wharf at East-Boston 1t IS
said that ali these goods are owned by TWO Ter
man Jews doing business in this city; II Is known
that they have been anxious for the arrival oil this
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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY--A fOrlorn
looking Five Point character, who says his name
is John Stanton was arrested on Saturday evening
by officer Lord of the Sixth w ard, charged win
violently assaulting John Cnrley IN Cortlani-st
and robbiDg him of SIS 81 in silver. Hew lock
ed up by Justice Osborne for trial
CHANCE or BURGLARY-A black fellow named
John Sullivan, 0llas Bilney, was yesterday arrest
ed by Constable Josephs OF the Fourth w ard
charged with having, in connection with others
now in custody on the night OF the 18th OF De
cember broken into the store OF John j. Morgans
PSI Washingtonst. The fellow it appears, after
getting into the premises made an attempt TO blow
off the lock Of the safe by inserting gunpowder in
it, The project, however, failed. He was COM
mitted by Justice Osborne.
GRAND LARcENY.-Officer McMannus OF the
Sixth Ward, on Saturday, arrested man named
Matthew Hosey, charged with having about $50
worth Of sewing thread in his possession, which
was identified as having been stolen from the
store Of Lombard & Buttrick, 81 Cedar st. He
was locked up for trial.
SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTEB.-A black named
Sam'L Thomas was on Saturday arrested by Capt
Moneypenny, of the Fifth Ward Police, charged
with having in his possession S107 in counterfeit
and broken bank notes, which he had been offer
ing for sale. The worthless paper is supposed to
be the proceeds of burglary. He was commit
ted to prison to await further developments in the
matter.
DEATH BY APOPLExY.-The Coroner held an
inquest on Saturday at the house corner OF First
av. and Twelfth st upon the body of Michael Nc
Gowan, who was found in a dying state in an IN
finished building in Twenty eighth-st. near Third
av. A verdict Of death by apoplexy was rendered
by the Jury.
FIRE-A fire broke out at A o'clock on Satur-
day morning, in the German porter'house, 363
Houstonst caused by defect in the chimney
Loss about $500, on which there was no in
surance
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COURT OF APPEALs.-Al5any, Friday, Janua-
ry lO.-This being motion day, several motions
were made, and the following decided;
Thompson; appellant, ogt. Bovine and another,
respondents BOVINE, appellant, Ggt. Thompson
and another, respondents Motion to dismiss the
appeals in these causes granted by default. N.
Hill, Jr for motion.
lacks and others, appellants agt. Nichols, re-
spondent mo. lO) Motion by appellants to va.
cate the default entered in this cause on the Sd
inst granted on terms James T. Brady for mo-
ton. B. w. Bonney opposed.
Smith. appellant, act. Lynes and others re-
spondents, no lO) Motion to vacate the default
entered in this cause the 4th inst. granted-and
that the cause stand as AL on the Calendar
Charles w Sanford for motion. B. W. Bonney
Daniel Lord concluded the argument in No. 4.
George f. Comstock commenced the opening
argument for appellant in No. 3, reserved cause,
Pardee appellant, dgt. Van Auken and others,
respondents s. A. Goodwin for respondents
Not concluded.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Judge Edmonds held the
Special Term Saturday forenoon but rendered no
decisions
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALENDAR.-This Day.-Coun Of
Common Pleas-Part Nos 49, 43, 90, II, 10,
~ 10 81, SO. So 81, 80, 81 SO. Part Mos. l34,
1876, 1873, lao, l42, l44 l46 49, $780, 1872 1856, l5S,
SDpe1ior CONGRATULATED on Saturday.
Circuit Court-Nos. 1873, %, 49, A, u, &c. 49,
49, ssk, 80, 81, %, SO, "a, 95. o,o,,
II. s. District Court.-Nos. 10, II, H. 49, 2O'2l'
%, %, 25, 90.
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INSPECTORS FEES. CTS.
Weight Of IA lbs or more 5
Weight of IA los or less 1
LIQUID Measures. :
Yard or Dry MEASURE. 8
Scale-beam...........'s.0
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FIRE-A fire broke out at A o'clock on Satur-
day morning, in the German porterhouse 1903
Houstonst. caused by defect IN the chlmney:-
Loss about $500, on which there was no in
surance.
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800 REWARD,

7 RUNAWAY in November last a black
boy named KENT; Kent is about 80 wears
old, is slim -male, black with rather long
hair for so dark u complexion as he has, he
has very white teeth rather pointed, is
s'nar, spoken, and has pleasant countcn-
ancc; his hands nro small and slim, and
he has good feet and anclcs, with high in
step and is about 5 feet 7 inches high
Kent WAS. raised about horses, and has
worked n little at the blacksmith trade.
Tho above reward will he paid upon his
sa;c delivery in any jail in the State so that
his owner will get lim, with proof to con-
v'ct"n OF his having been l,arboured by any
white person or free person Of color; or
fifty dollars it his owner gets him
On his recovery The amount will be paid
by application 10 mo or to my Attorneys a,
Sumicrvillr. Mcssrs. +. J. e. NJ. Moses.
RICHARD &. RICHARDSON.
Fulton $. 6. March Goth, 1881 % II
~" Camdc Journal will please copy
until forbid and send account MS above.
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BRIDGE OVER SCAPE
Ger, to Let,

At n meeting Of the Commissioners for 4
Ronhs. held NJ James l1owry's. on Tuesday. the
18th day of March 1851. the following rcsou.
lions were introduced by COMMISSIONER Warren
Nluldrow:
Rcsoircd, That the Secretary of the Board
give notice in The papers Of this District that the
said Bridge NJ aluldrow's Crossing is not in ira
Yelling condition. and That all persons crossing
over the said Bridge will do on their own re-
sronsihili,y and risk. And also. that the sni,l
Bridge will be let nut for rcmrs on Fri,iny.
the 18th day Of April next, nj the said crossing.
nj I'D O'Clock In the morning; and that Com.
mittcc, tn consist of five members Of this Boar,l.
attend on that day, 10 receive proposals for do.
ing the said work the Committee to consist of
Capt. Wnrnn Alnl'lrow, John $. Bradley. Rnbt.
>. lcFnddln. Hamilton WithcrspooI, and C,I.
Stephen L"c"Sh. Any person wishing tn cx
anime the work can do so by applying ,n Cupt.
Warren Nlndrow. previous 10 the day uf letting
out. Only onc Of the Bridges is in bad rr,air.
BY order Of the Board.
STEPHEN LACOSTE, Sec'ry.
March Goth, 1851 ~ q
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,nf with what occurred on tho Cunada
frontiers during The war ofrlsl2: a
when Gen. Brown had fallen hack
from tho Falls of Niagara, aNerlhobat
uc OF Lundy's Lano followed bv n
much superior force, he threw himself
into Fort Eric, whore he was bcsiepcd
without other hope than Tint afforded
ny The gallnntry his small command,
Until reinforced by troops ordered from
Pinttsbur1, distance Of some hundred
miles. The bcsicgcrs made gradual
"PProncles every night, by throwing
up cnbankmcnts anil digging entrench
nents secured by the darkness Of the
night. One night it was discovered
ny the sound oflabor and other circum-
stances, that they had approached so
nenr That, unless they could be driven
oil before completing their work, their
fro wonll he exceedingly disastrous to
our troops within The fort. Gen. Brown
ordered battery alicr battery TO open
upon them without effect; owing to the
darkness of tho nigh, no proper dircc-
lion could be given TO tho shot. In
this dilemma the gallant Brooke volun-
iccred 10 convey 10 the works Of the
enemy dark lantern, with which he
climbed tree, hanging il some distance
above the cncmy's work, leaving open
n small aperture facing tho fort, eau
bling the guns to be put in proper range
10 fro with precision on the working
patty. A few discharges only were
requisite 10 drive them of viii, n loss,
md save the fort. The sicgc was
afterwards forcihly raised by sortic,
III which ;his gallant soldier bore con
spicnons part
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Ready Wade Clothing.
List of Letters

Namating in The Pns, Of:cc. S,nn,rryillc :;
{. Quarter ending, 3Ist March 1851
Iir-. Penelope Anderson, John Andrews.
Nathaniel Bradford Martin Ra,wirk. Mo-
scs Rr'thow. James " Byars. William Brown
Ininra H BrunSnn >. Mary Brnnson. Brannan &.
Moyr.. Wm ilrlcl,"r H B Barrow, J ) Bradley.
+. :! ltaisrr Mr. 4 Anna brown. + \ Hrn,.,,
ned Bay, Ms { VI Brown II }rown.
Clerk Of CoUr; !. Il Chandler. Jas Chand-
.gr James Chris'sna-. y K Cain. Mrs VI Gro.
g.4.t, r ! rn-hlnn. S,mi + rio,ui.r n
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BY his EXcclIcncy J. II. MEANS. Govcrr.
or and Commander in Chief, in and ovcr
the State Of South Carolim.
EHTlIEltEAS, information has bcon RI
uu ccivcd at this Department that lack
>SON VAIGNEUR, charged viii ,Lo rnn,
F1nss'oh OF an atrocious Murder, has escap-
yea from Jail at GillisonviIlc, in The Stale
aforesaid: Now, therefore, in order tha,
thc sa'd JACKSON VaIgncur may be BROUGHT
TO tr'a,, }, JOHN II. MEANS, Governor
7oi the State of South Carolina, do hereby
offer reward Of TWO ifUNDRED
'DohLhhn lor the apprehension and dc.
lWery OF the snid Jackson Vaipncur tn ,ho
'oncr'l OF beaufort District, or into unv
jail in this State. NV "'!
The sad Vaigncur is about five fcc,
nine inches high: black eyes, hair and
beard; dark complexion. about twenty tLrcc
years OF age, and has tho end of his rioht
'iorefingcr cut off about the middle of tho
nail. '''
GIvcn under my hand and tho seal .oftbe
state, at Charleston, the IO,h dav of Aprjl.
~ in the year of our Lord ono ,hou
l.. >. sand eight hundred and ffty-onc.
- )and IN the scvcnty-Gth wear Of
the Sovereignty and Independence of ,hn
United States Of America.
BY the Governor. J. II. MEANS.
BENZ. PERRY, Secretary Of State.
The several papers in ,Lis STATE ,ls, n,o
Augusta Republic, Columbus Times. and
",aV"n'''h ,eorgmn, arc requested t., give
thc hboVe 'hrSc insertions, ono cach week.
ana lnr"ard their accounts for payment TO
this Department. ~
April LII, lSj1. 81 q,
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D. ]. WINN, a
"a EiisCEHANT B. TAILOR

:, Would respectfully inform his friends and
.ne public gen rnlly that II. now has on hand
"''i OH r. for sale OH reasonable terms large
"'u splendid assortment Of C!o,hs, Cassimer.
IA ana Frstings, with Hats, Caps, gva
IAonspcndcrs, Crnvats, Socks, ii;,s lin ll
Nh. en- anh Alerino Shirts, Drawers.
"loyes, hanhk kcrcll:cis, Umbrellas. &c.
Men and Boys Rcnuv Made Clothing of owe
~ description and variety
;, Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Sworls
E'l n'ii"ts, &c., furnished at short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Riaemcn furnished IN
reasonable terms "'
~ iis vcs'ines nre peculiarly rich consisting
of far richer patterns Than ever prey;ousjv sr.
hibiurd in tiis market :" =
Oct l6, 1850 81 ar
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Attention Taxpayers.

Tho Subscriber will close his Books
against returns OH the first day of May, and
all persons ncglectng to make hem by
that time will pay cost and no mistake
My returns for Defhultcrs will be made TO
the Shcrit'the first monday in June. Cen
tlemcn be spunkcy and save your Collcc.
tor the unpleasant necessity Of protecting
himself against the law
VIM. FRANCIS BUTLER, TIC.
Clarendon.
April 10Th, 1851 25 ct
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-04-16
South Cardinals Dist,

Whereas. have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of snid DistricD of the
personal property as derelict of John
Hanks late of Sum,erville decd; and ]
avail myscl! OF this method 10 notify all
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm.
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. B. Hanks, my
Agent (lnthis particularly and those hav.
lng, demands against decd will hand them
IN duly aitcstcd according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
Aug. Cd 1850 al If