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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-07

by the Rev. Mr.. PIERsoN, reformed in line,
with tho speakers and Vice Presidents nt the
head, and repaired to an eEcellent and bountiful
dinner, prepared BY Mr.. Jons CMinA, md
HE garden Of SAMUEL MAYaANr, Esq: Every
man Appeared friendly, cheerful and happy,
and all having dtned, retired, as they entered,
with perfect good feeling and in perfect order.
r. s. Our Secession friends had meeting
too. We understand that Mr.. RHErr was the
only speaker from abroad. We were informed
by reliable gentlemen Of that party that they
counted four hundred and seventy.eight In mum.
ber We heard the constant firing of the can.
non during their meeting, which wns we sup
poce to help the Secessionists to applaud their
RnOuHh
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In Equity--.Sumter District.

EIpnrto. Pe,itiop
Warrington I,raccy
VIII be sold at Sumter Court IIou,c nm ,h,
first Monday tn November next, and if no, rhsn
sold VIII I've Offered at subsequent sale DAYS,
iw" neEr" women and sit children. Terms
OF sale are so much cash nv will pay Solicitor.
i"c and Other costs and eIpcnccs, the balance
on II credit of one ycnr with interest from The
day ot sale-thc interest TO he paid annually nm.
til The amount Of sales are paid by the purch..
ser. lhe purchaser To give bond and personal
security Purchaser to pay for papers.
l'y order of the Court,
JOHN u. MILLER, Com'r.
Oct 9th, 1851 80
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Ladies Dress Goods.

Ladies Dress Goods.
Tho subscriber will receive today. hand
ao,ne lot Of colored MUSLiNS and GING-
HAMS.
Black Granadine Mantlee,
Colorcd Bcrcge Mun,les,
Plaid Lace and Embroidered Jaconets,
White Organdy and SWISS Muslins,
Whi'e hiohair and Coiored Skirts,
Linen Ginghams,
Parasois and Fans,
Ilacea. Edgings, Trimmings, go.
Steel Bags, etc,
TABLE COVERS.
NVurs,ed and Cotton Table Covers,
Bird Eye Diapers.
Dleached Dowlas for Towels,
Cation Huckaback Towels,
Pavilion Gauze.
SILK BEREGES AND TISSUES,
At Charleston prices.
Ladies Linen Caters,
Kid Slippers. Buskins. &c. g..
For salo by
l.. d. HANKS.
Sum,erville, July 9, 1851 80 II
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A Blind Fish,

FISH, caught in the Echo River, three
miles under the ground in tho Mammoth Cave,
ny. can be seen q, the sub,criber's store
where he !. now receiving and opening tho
hne"t aud hest Stock Of Goods, OF all dcscrip.
'ions, he hns ever had, viz:
E.ndieS' Dress Goods.
Figured and Plain Silks, Black do
Print Satin .ie Chun,
% Cash Ecoas
Paris Print Dcl-nines,
British "
Persian ..
Scotch Silk and Wors,cd Plnid.
British Prints aud Plaid Ginghams.
English and French Mcrinoe. Plain and
Figured.
Black and Colorcd Mnn,illus.
ALSO -
\ large Lot Of Mems and Bows READY
MADE CLOTHING. 4 nice a.,or,mrn, of
fancy Goods, Ladies' and Gents Dressing
Cases, ladies Work Boxes. Perfumures, Phil,
opincs. DC. dc.
Hardware. Cutlery. and Carpentcrs' Tools,
th' cnhs' TITLES. Double and singlc barrellcd Sho,
Guns. from 81 SO to sl00
Saddles and Harness, Groceri-. c,ocl.ry
nj unusually luw prices.
l.. Is. HANKS.
oCt. I so tC
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Southern Congress.
COOPERATION CANDIDATES.

lsr Dlsr-Col. Il. N. DAWKINS,
SAMUEL RAINEY.
IND DIsr-Hon. J. l.. ORR,
J. H. lRBY.
3RD DIsr-Co'. JOHN S. PRESTON,
Col. JAMES CHESNU1, Jr
IIH DIsr-Iicn G.. w. DUDLEY,
DR.. }. II. ZIMMERMAN.
5rH Dlsr--Dr. J. J. WARDLAW,
Col. PRESTON S. BROOKS
9TH DIsr--IIon. WILLIAM AIKEN.
Hon. w. d. PORTER.
7rn DIsr-Hon. ANGUS PATTERSON
Col. A. J. LAWTON.
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0 B 1T u AR Y.

DIED, in Sumtcrviile.- ION the ercning Of the
81 inst, THEODORE, son Of II. G. and Mary
Burkett, aged ~ months and twenty-five days.
The death Of this interesting child has caused
down tho checks Of i,s sorrowing parents. May
the sacred emotions Of nature in tho pious mo.
ther, grand mother and other relatives and
friends. soon give place 10 the joyful and permn'
nent consultations Of Tint religion, whose author
has said. " Of such is the kingdom Of heaven" !"
G
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In Equity---Sumter District.
Jas. =. Albums and others J


Va. J Uill.
William Rhodus ct al
Will be sold at Sumter Court Ifouso on tho
frat Monday In November next, and If not then
sold, will be offered at subsequent sale days.
A truct OF land Of three hundred acres bounded
by lands Of J. A. Colclough and Est. w. Helton.
Price one dollar per acre.
A trnc, of Twenty.eight acres (2Sl bounded
by lands of. A. Cololough, w. NJ. Dayi1 md
Est w. IIelton. The .estnt, deed has title.
for this land. Price Is one dollar ;ksseysu Also
Five negroes. The lands and n.gsoss sold on
credit a. one yenr Purchaser 10 give bond and
~ rsonnl security and n mortgage.
On the 22nd day Of Noyember next will be
sold at tn. residence Of David Brunson some
Stock, Plantation Tools. Provisions and other
articles. Terma Of snle are cash. II any part
on q credit, il will bo made known on sale.
BY order the Court.
Oct. 7,h. 1851 so I'd
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Beef Pork. Tongues. &C

Beef Pork, Tongues, &C.
IS bbla. Reynol,l's' No. BEEF
20 lnif bbls. F. NJ. Beef
500 lbs. fresh Smoked Beef.
2co ibs fresh Bologna Sausage
100 extra largo Smoked Tongues
10 half bbls Pig Fork
100 bbls. Mess Pork ,ir stor, and TO arriyc)
so bbls. Prime Poli 10 do do
10 bbls. fresh l',s. Beans
so do Chnrihs'a and Cider Vinegar.
For sale hy-. IEMAN & AVEII.iIE.
to,~eS f.. Bay and Cumberland.st
Chnries,sSrs SEPT. %. 1851. 4s--3t
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| we're tIsosun,ed 10 carry the Secession
hosts through the deadly s,riCc To the rio.
rtouS victory. But tho occasion seemed
to require more than the bare announce.
mcnt-an address, is voted, to instruct the
people why they should vote for Barnes
ana GWens; and more important still, why
they should not vo:c for Preston and Chcs.
nut.
In this Address, there is llt,lo that can
be ln'cnded to reflect upon Col Ci,csnut
---Aa1 &C suppose, only because the indict-
!He ~ '"iid npi Nc sustained bv facts, for
nc stands o"too2 nc people, firm, con.
ssteht' rc'idh.n ataicsman, an cstim,able
gentleman, and above all, the upripht.
plain dealing man. He is unimoeac6cJ
because unImpcachabIe-lor j, wcsld bc
absurd 10 inpu.e cleucncy to n pas&y, in
which "cracking nccks" is reua rdcd =,
merely a good joke" It may have been
intended to reflect upon the fact, that h,s
collegiate education" was derived from
an institution out of tho State. II so. we
would only remark, that all those who
nave heard or read his letters and speeches.
or VINO know the man, must regret that
some others 10 not reflect like derrco of
credit upon their alma mator.
AS TO Col. Preston, the Address L,oodIv
(shall we say coarselyD intilnatcs that he
owns property out OF the State. All. Do
you put money in the scalc!" Is this
Congressional District prepared to lose the
services of all her sons who own lands and
negroes IN another State? Ave, more Than
this, 10 prescribe them! Is kershaw ready
Tor this test! Mymcmory serves me badly.
u she has not, within the stretch of short
memory. repudiatcd this doctrine; nd even
now. many citizens owning property
in other States, hold responsible Offices
IN The District. Is this an enormous
offences against good morals and citizen.
snip! Ii so, and voters ara 10 stand the
test, let them consider it and understand il
and let those who la the sword put ipio
'te'r hands know lit be ,wo-cdgcd. When
ihs party get into power, we shall expcc,
TO. see an able jurist TO whom they arr
Indebted for some a,tcn,ion) Unmatched
upon the ground that he is freeholJer
IN another State
These hasty remarks, Mr. Editor, come
from another "whose all is (noD on The
soil OF" Wv
CAROLINA.
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Post Office Arrangement
ATSNSrY'ERVyy.T. ~ 4

~ tt9nMiEk PlLLE. SIS
The Sta.ohnrg Msil which embraces
tho Northern and Western as well as ,,l,e
GGhar'ss,nn Columbia mud ca,adea. -
Closes Daily OF S p M
DARLINGTON MATi, VIA aiT. cItfS
nne THURSDAY az : /, 8 RI nj.
Closes Tuesday at : 5 pm
KIHGsTREE MAIL.
Closes cfs saTFa'a;g Tassdgsy a It ! +. T; n M
VANCEs FERRY MAIL.
Duo wednesdays g. Sundays at Il, r. "A.
Closes Friday and Monday al. S p. AZ,
PLoWDENa Mill MAIL.
Closes ';fs s'SsssS sa'sS{day q at FIN, FIN.
FULTON MAIL VIA srATEBuRG
Due ainnday Wednesday and Friday,
Closes Monday Wednesday and Friday.
BlSHQPYlLIE, MECiIANICsvII'I p
MILL IL. GkoYE asT. ELs1N, PLEAS,
ANT VIEW, sc, VIA CAMDEN.
due Weanes,lsys g. Saturdays 4, d f,e r.m ];
C!oFes Tuesdays n Fridays at d s.H
OFFICE HOURS
VIII open every day at 8 Al. n, I
Will close at = . n. sfs.
VIII open at a i. W.l
VIII close Al II M
July ., 1851, aa
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OrrIcE VIII. d. M,a. n N g.

Fr.UE VIZ. q MAN, Il K. Co
,r, Marion c. IL, Sept. 8, 1851.
u.nnh.!, ,ns s.o'tholde5s Of the Wilmington and
%Si',ss nn,@ad ,ha, kall R"ad Company arc hereby
Dollars per share on ,lei, suhscrin,;nn.' - =; we
qni,ed t. be paid on the Hrst Of Ortobe, ias,
nni Tho Iwelfth Instalment of Fiye DoIi. - ~,
share on the frs, Of January 1859. ie'
ny order Of the Hoard ef Director,
aept. l6, 1851 q; ''' ireSI,
W. Wa'eh'nan please coyy. '"
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Election Notice

In pursuance Of an act of the Legislature. to
provide for The Election of Members to a
election directed us by his E1cril-ucy t;overne,
Means. the polls will opened in Sum,erville on
the second Monday in October and day af,er.
t!3th and lih,) for TWO deputies to Represent
this Congressional District in n Southern Con.
grrsr. J. u. lERIOJ
G.. W, BRADFORD, Managers
J. J. KNOX.
September 9, 1851. 4G,f
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at Private Sale,

A plantation in Sumter District. two miles
from Boykin's Depot, md twelve from Camden.
Said plantation contains Two thousand and
forty.siI acres Of land, from seven TO eight hun.
drcd acres Of which arr open and under fence,
tho remainder consisting of wood md ,lmbor
land. much Of which Ia ofe1cellent quality. and
lying convenient for clearing. Having consist.
cd originally of two plantations, the settlements,
arc distinct and may DO treated for jointly or
Icparntely. Both places have been we'll tested
and proved perfectly healthy n, residences
throughout the year Fences, buildings, &c.
mostly new and in complete order. Com.
munications respecting the above property mny
DO addressed to
J. w. WILKINSON,
Chnrlcsion, ). {.
Sept. %. 1881 iS Il
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South Carolina. Sumter Diat

Whereas ! have this day taken possea.
SION tas Ordinary of said Dis,rict) of the
personal property as derelict of John
ranks late OF Sumterville decd; and
ava'l myself OF this method 10 notify ali
persons indebted to the dec'd 10 make i'm
''eoa'o payment 10 Mr.. l.. Is. Hanks. nv
Asent (in this particularly and those hav.
''s demands against deed will hand them
IN duly attcsled according to law,
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
H"s. 81 lS1U III If
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Soda Water
For Sale "st the Old Drug Store,
Sumtervllle. June llth,
Educational Notice.

6, Tho second session of the Bradford,
:Spt'nys Female Institute will begin ON
,fuesday slh ufIuly with on enlarged nam,
ner Of toachers aud tlat,ering prospect o 3
an increased number of Pupils. In tl,a
place OF Miss ELLIS resigned to 90 North
t,e u board have unanimously elected Mias
+. SPAIN, and appointed Miss a. q. RIP.
Lev OF Gharleston, Assistant Teacher in :
ausic and ornamental literature.
ID. d. McLAURIN, Ses,.y.; q,
June, 23th. 1851. S35 n 81
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Jan %
The State Of South Carolina,


WlLLlAAssBURGH DISTRICT,
J. J, Dickson, t-h;o is in the custody Of
the Sheriff Of WiIliamBburgh District. BY
virtue Of writ Of cap;us ad sa.isfaciefanp,
at the suit Of R.F. Fleming, having filetI In
my Office, together with q scheInle, sol
oath, Of his estutes and effects, tiis petitipH
TO the Co4rt of Common Pleas. praying that
ne may bo admitted to the benefit at Tie
acts Of tho General Assembly made for the
relief Of insovcn. debtors. II is ordered
that the said u. F. Fleming, and all ',,tscYs
the creditors to whom the said J. J. Dicki,
son is in anywise indebted, be. and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice 10
appear, before the Ba,d Court at Willla4,s-
burgh Court House, on Tuesday, tho se-
con1 day Of the next Term of the Court of
Common Pleas far tho said District Of
Of WiIliamsburgh--.he eighteenth day nf
November nest--to shew cause, ifany they
can, why tho prayer Of the petition aforB.
said, should not be granted.
WIZ. SCOTT, C. c. r. 81
Office of the Common Pleas,
Williamsburgh District
May l7th, 1851 SO III
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Beautiful Fall Goods.
Now OMeRsiYax.

SteShahfaB,
;n.momg which arc, Rich Changoablo silk,
fiignrcd do, French Cushmeres, Scotch Ponlins''
ilg"t,e:d l'lstr"s Chnngcnhle Dominin, Plain
1mi ";,a r'sGren Aipacn., Plain and Figured d.,
LANES, English and American Prints, 10. will
a general assortment Of goods, for sale low at
". J. FRANCIS
Opposite T. !. & VI Moscs' Law Ohicc,
October 7, 1851, 80 n
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Negro Shoes,

:, Inc subscriber has made Arrangements e.,
The maEuiacturc Of from Four to Fiv. Thos.a,nJi ,"i
m!f. o. the above article by tho FALL, Fo,
rI.e rcG.r Us 10 quality he would respectfully
OF MN, to those who patronizeL him las, We"
can be afforded ~ W" as
May22 . II 4, yopc,,
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Steel and Bead Bags.

SHELL. TUCK. AND SIDE CUMBS
hufla!o do. Buffalo Re.iding and English Horn
do Hair and Goa, Brushes. Fnucy SOAPS.
EItrnc's. %c., and great many fancy articles.
elpoctcd In n few days. all Of which win bs
sold low by w. J. FRtSCIS
Oppositc F. }. & W. Moses Law Office
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. g.. BANCROFT.

2a3 and 2a5 KiSu-S1REEr
Zone door below Wentworth -Strect.)
We would again respectfully i,e the a,,en.
t!on OF our friends and customcy in the country,
to our s1tensiNe Stuck of DRY GOODS, when
hcy witt our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED.
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and kcrseys
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped Osnabergs
Rleachcd and brown Domcstica
SUPER DUFFI. BLASkETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also par, iculnrly invite attention to
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS. being unc Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY
We nrc also prepared to furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Limo. viz: iIu,irrs, GoIvr.
Linens Flnnnel~, Cloth. .CasiIncrs T,on,bn zine,
Alpnccas. Nlurenoes. Mo,ls.elnn dc I.aincs
Plaids. Jaconcts and Swiss Moslins, Furniture
Dimity. Prints. Gingham., ShawIs, I-aces, Edc.
ing. Ribbons. Trimmings, DC, &c
September %, 1851. 4s..tf
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Notice.
Executive Department.

HEAD VUARTERs. 4Ilh Reg. s. c. MD
Order No 6l.
PURSUANT to Orders from Head
L Quarters, nm Election for Maior
OF The app"r, Bai'nllion Of the 44,h Regimen,
>. 1. NJ. viii take place on Saturday the i,b
day OF October next, To fill tn. vacancy o.
stoned by the rcsisnation OF Major f.. VI. An.
dcrson. " '' ''
'y order Of Colonel MEi.I.EI~r
". u WILDER, Adj. 4ith Rcg'.. s. G.. M
Sumtervillc, Aug. %. 1851. aI-l,
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Notice.

SANTEE CANAL. Sept. l6, lS5l.-The
usual repairs Of the season on the Sautce Canal
will 10 completed by the lst Of October. nj
which time it will he open for ,hs passage Of
Boats.
The sulmcriber takes TIL, opportunity OF in.
forming persons interested In Boating that tho
Canal and its Reservoirs lrc n0w NIL full of VA
ter, (Which hns not been the cnSe on this date
for four years pas,.i thereby Givin" orr'aia
,lI",i., q ,.i = ioi snpr' Hr"as sa"rI Nr -,asuf,
u. i'isEr.i Sii'lN. &o.,. ciarice Canal,
80 - .l.--pt
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DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, S. c..
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
c. 4 b. u. kERRISON & CO.,
DIREcr IMroRTERs OF European Dry Gootiss
that they are now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions to as complete n slvck sss
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
us has every been offered In this market.
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNIsIIEDeAT
Low PRICES, Z
ted to examine their styles. which will be fox
peculiarly adapted 10 the Southern II
LADIES DRESS GOODS ANI
DOMESTIC FABRICS IN
EVETY VARIETY. OF
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKEi 3,s:4
PLANTATION DRY GOO
COMPLETE AssoRTsl
HOUSEKEEPING AZ EELES,
10 their 'ms ir every ypre'; a.. 's;Ihcr with
iull stock of CASHIERS, 'VESTi.HCS and
CLOTHS also, LINENS which will be found
free from any mixture Of Cotton.
All articles sold ure guaranteed to prove ns
represented.
C. e. +. L. KERRIS0N & Co,
209 North-Wcst Corner
King g. Narket-streets.
September 2, 1851. i5-Gw
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Lewis M. Hatch,
No. aso MEETING STREET,

No. N9C MEE ANG SHRxAEA ,
CHARLESTON, s. G..
OlI.S-Sperm and Whale-Agens for the
brooklyn Factory.
WHITE LEAD-Agcnt for Union Company.
IRON SAFES-Agent for Rich's Salninnnder
PLATFORM SCALES-Agcnt for Labartes.'
BOGARDUS'S MILLS-Agcnt for Mr.. u.
GEORGIA BURR STONES. Munutactu.
rcrs' Articles.
LEATHER BANDS, large stock.
Charleston, Oct 6, SO It
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C0partnership,

TIE Subscriber having on the 9Th Scptcm.
hsr, 1851, associated Mr.. Thomas O'Connor in
the stnrckeeplng business, with him, said bust.
ness Is now conducted under the name of Cogh.
Ian 4. O'Connor.
r. }. COGHLAN
Oct7 so q,
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Ready Made CIothina

!, Ntll 30 seceived in q few ,invs ! y.s,
me Stock of fRaady Made C!athing-. 4 stinr
ol syery attlcie af GeHts WenJ, Sst,,t WiIl bs
500 low. ny w, j, PhhNCIS,
oppi's P.J. 6; u. 1assa' LAW Ofi;oo
ocP'' We soSI' BSss f7~sf 3a E
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Ribbons.

beautiful assortment Of BONSETS, CAP
and NECK RIBBONS--also, NIL colors and
widths Of Satin md TaiIrta Ribbons, Jus, 70,
Sept. Is. ISL. 47,T
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CIR ROCERIES,

II II U y T. II ! rs.
Received this day:
1000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
20 Barrels Baltimore Flour,
Sardines aud Lobste!s,
Stuffed Olives,
French Olives and Ca,sups, Pickles, &c.
English nnd American Mustards,
West India preserves,
Brandy Fruits, Prues, 80,
WINES.
Madeira. Port, Malcsa, ToncrifI6, and
Claret,
Lemon Syrup.
Candles assorted.
Washing Fluid.
.Gg .t = '. H. u y SkS.
June .t.. - 6
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING.

INVITATIONS OF WOOD, 5MAguLEAsp oRAkIrE.
The subscriber respectfully informs the citi.
zens Of Sumtervillc and its vicinity that he is
prepared to execute any work ia tho above
branches on reasonable ,erins
~ t, II. 4. WHPTEHEAD.
N. B.-Trnnsparcnt Blinds, civic and militia
ty flags, rcgalia, &c. !ainted to order. Country
,fders promptly executed. tg.s
2sSyille, Aug, &c, 1851. 44-tf
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4. .b.Hpl'nS1;a

spring ana SEssunsee SsoadS
IN uhnt has ever hc"n hrouSh, 10 thl, mark,
60 "as reeeNed !Ahpy M" s'yl=, oi =, ..,ns and
,'m summer Goods, Which pyrraaeer. would ,ia
"g'' ITO. 10 examine De '4se huying elsewhere.
lice IL Cloth. plain and fancy Cassmsrs nnm,sI
nt,ii,,llhgs, i"eed Linen Drillinss, Satin. MAJ
'e'''s anu faney Ves,ings constantly ON hand.
sus,n.1.l ,nll and large supply Of Hosiery. Gloves,
all oi which will bo sold on INV, mos, jiihs.r',
'e.,as T.. and at prices to suit the times. a.
~ "nr'nents manufactured by tho .ubscr;.
'Tr, ana Warranted 10 give satisiac ction. o..
aes' from n distance prump,ly attended To.
April 10Th. 1851 a5
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StraYed

H. On the lith inst, from the plnnta.
InSSNN lion OF l.. Witherspoon',, q cream III.
$500. ly, years old. 4 suitable reward
will be given for the delivery of said fily to ,hs
subscriber nca. Sumtcrvillc!
w. ". BRADFORD.
Sept. 30th, 1881 80 =,
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Notice,

DIR. w. JAMES DARGAN respectfully Of.
erx his professional services to the citizens of
Sumtcrville and It's vicinity.
Onico-,he Apotl,ecary shop formerly occu.
pied by Dr. X. s. MELLErr.
March l2tl,, 1851 60 ly
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In Equity---Sumter District,
l.. +. l"rins e'. al.


Jas. VI. Pitts, Admir-
Wi'l he sold nt sumter Court House. the frs,
Monday in November next. and il no, thr n aid
"'ll hc Offered at subsequent snIr days.
trnot Of lntd Of one hundred and ,cy,,,y.
two g. 10 Of acres, (l72 4. .lO.) bounded bv innJJ.
at John ). Richardson. Esq. and estate IN. Inn,
MAJOR Singleton. now Bmdford's. being all the
right. title and interest Of the intr.,a, j. T,m;,h
Pits, deceased in the land called Brunson..
Oh rre'lit OF si1 months; deeda for lnnd no,
10 bc delivered until purchase money i, n,;J
and If not paid 10 be resold for cash nt ri.k Of
frst purchaser.
by order Of the Court
Join i. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumtcryillc, 9th Oct, 1851 so 81
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PLAIN TRUTH.
From the Camden Journal.
Tho Mountains Labor Lo! Mouse II


Born.
From the columns Of newspapers. aud
other sources, it was made evident, some
time since, that the voters Of this Congress
sionhl District were soon 10 be called on
To discard Coils. Preston and Chcsnut from
their minds and affections, and to subs,i-
tute in ,heie stead good men and trn., who
would carry out the ends Of the "Sou;hotn
Rights Association" perverted 10 parry
uses ihe project id M w"-S "...''
hrsi--S'' clni.. SO g
.,...,,r' s.% he 'rs,c"pH,+'y e.. .-r".
,';24e E,>sGJa..ung rs party rmt,. nc1y ard
u.o.i',-L ,cl,s IN Ii.ss .zlFss:mf.' c.,"ct.'
= 'c,c ruufc r,I'!s ~ tuc "rrs ."'. er.
i',sA~s ;vr-r.- nj ..t ,- ..s.,
'''''~ s....' va" ~ Ii.onnh, 'r;'ugr sfT,E
"oI";1I "a''Y. 'iN ~; t,o.
rc1' ".w ,a...4
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Webb Clark's Hotel

.sU7ugEleYILL-E, R or Of
ttsiSsss This Hotel is ssitWatad in the most
iMii pleasant part of the tnS n, The
xiIszaash Proprietor will pc pleased 10 nee
his friends and .e travelling public; prom.
ising to spare no exertinnB on l,ja, part to
render them comfortable. Charges rea1
sobable,
propriefor,
Jan % 1B
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Bounty Land Clairna.

no Gindenigned tendsra his service. In ,ha
cers hnd Saldien who have heen eng, ysd AN -
'he Military 'eFvices of the Uniled Staiessf.
est at,cRtap, .'s' ttutnts
,,. r. NJ. DYSON, Agent, Y
aumieFSil!e, April 3o1h, 1851 ~ ~
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SUMTER HOUSE,

f;I,GSa F.. MYpRs, would respectfully in,
I!il form the citixsns of Snmteryiits and
EMaSa the ;slrrp4 ding eopniFy that he hns
just returned from Charleston. apd ..lass made
TER, Of every variety, weekly -. q, s.
He has on hand, and will c6niin ts Seccsye
throughput ihe senspn, o choice sgf 5la
Wines and Cordnls, Confectio tioHaFies. Erhit,
Sc., all Of which will be disposed q .shsspes
Nav % 1870 SFsr' 81 fS7EsEss n 20 Eff.
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