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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

THE BIooMER DREss-A lady correspondent writes ss
follows to New York paper against the adoption Of the
Bloomer Dress 1t is pertinent and powerful text thus
quoted
Much has been written and much more said upon the
bioomer Dress but, while every man. and child
claims hearing the voice that Numbered upon Sinai is all
unheard and unheeded: The shall not that
which pertaneh to man, neither shall put q
mans for all that do abomnaion unto the
Lord thy Cod"
Such authority is not to be controverted and we do not
know that any thing which might be added would deepen its
effect We may say, however, having several females
clad IN this costume within few days. that nothing be
more unbecomns, and nothing ungaceu and awkward
than the movements Of Q attired. Any who
has noticed the appearance and walk Of female clothed in
masculine rament The stage cannot have failed remark
her consciousness that she improperly dressed Every
"Bloomer msnests the sensation. She cannot take
step in the street without besyng her Of the unfit
ness Of her attire. The flowing draPery essential the
natural and easy Of the limbs and If there nothing
to object to the but their article Of h
male wesr would require years for learn how to
walk in them. .--P Providence Journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

MUrINr ON BoARD AMERICAN VEssEL.-The Anne
rican ship Corsar, from Boston, bound Caldaa Peru
with railroad materials put into Valparaiso August 25h
serious muny having occurred board About six of the
appears. resisted the authority of the captain and
fused to do duty When the captain attempted to arrest the
rngeader, collision took place, in which the officers were
nearly ovepowed and the captain and mate seriously wound
ed signal Of distress being hoisted immediate relief was
afforded them by the u 8. soreshp Southampton lying
anchor near by, Lieut. PETER TURxKR commander send
ing boat with armed men, who captured the mutnee
and put them in irons under strong guard. During the
day the American Consul, the Hon. w. DuxR held an
examination on board the ship, and, after taking deposons
&c. committed six of them to the Chisn prison. and will
send them to the United States by the first opportunity be
dealt with according to law
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smart men calling himself srosH and prolessne to be
teacher Of the Art 81 Bank note Detecting wss arrested at
Cleveland few days inoe for counterfsng He had in his
possession about thirty dollars IN countsret money.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11

An advertisement appears 10 Western paper which reads
follows Ran awsy, hired named John his nose
irnedap fUe feet eight inches high and had on pair Of
corduroy pants much worn.
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Hundreds of efforts have been made to initiate the always
however, without success owing to the difference in the work
put them, 1.-The fact that they have been gdy fol-
has been found that though for one weight they are
for all others, and they render different results many
with the weight placed different parts Of the
PLATFORM the great amount Of property which course
years weighed single scale In any ordinary business
renders the slightest inaccursy it serious injury to buyer
seller and good platform scale will last the lifetime Of
the user, all will how important il becomes that it shall
be fauless Having certainly achieved that requisite may
write that this establishment has rendered great benefits
to society g48e
BxsIAMS MrER manufacturer Of ploughs hsrrows cul-
vatos, and general dealers in agricultural instruments No.
81 Broad street. Newark, New Jersey, exhibits specimens
Of his work, among which find bis now famous Myer
plough, which has taken many premiums from the Amer
any other somewhat similar Institutes This imple-
ment really graceful 10 s proportions while in point Of
finish is unsurpassed any where. According to the di.
plomss and certificates accompanying the awards in its favor
wenigh invariably proves lshtest Of daugh in such con-
tests according to its weight and the depth and width Of the
unow. As examining il gentleman, who is consi-
deed the very first scientific sgriculurat in the country
explaining its construction friend treasured bis
words for my OF it, He remarked that i,s pecular
ties in the lift and Of the moud-boad enabling
requiring power than necessary overcome its
direct weight aud friction in the line of the revolution of ts
forces and hence enabling the same of power to be
rendered available greater depths Ia turning over the coil
il moves the absidsd portion through enlarged line 50 s
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have held my own remarkably well. a h5t.sl.s 4
Candidates generally tell you, you think they qual
fed &C. Now, don, ask your thoughts ask your votes
Why, there's nothing think Of except to watch and see
scratch It of and put mine am certain that am COM
petent, for who had ought to know better than do? No
body will allow that Swan the best Auditor in the State
that is till elected then perhaps It's not proper for me-
say any thing Yet as an honest man. am bound
to say that believe it's gevous sin hide any thing from
my llow-czens therefore, say that It's my private opn-
ion publicly expressed that Ill make the best Auditor ever
in the United States.
Tis not for honor wish to be Auditor for in nv own
county was offered Office that was all
which respectfully declined The Auditor Office is worth
some S5 700 year, and am in for II like thousand OF
brick 10 show my goodness Of heart, I'll make this offer
to my competitor am of being elected and he will
lose something BY the csuvss therefore am willing to d.
woe equally with him, and make these offers I'll take
.ne and he may have the honor he may have the
honor, and Iii take the salary. lls
10 the way OF honors have received enough satisfy me-
for life went Mexico pork and BEANS slept in
me rain and mud and swallowed every thing except live
Mesicsns If ordered to "go," went; charge" =
charged "hreak for the chapanab you had better believe
boat . quarter nag in doing my duty. m ISS
my competitor, Swan, il bird Of golden pumage who.
has been swimming for the last four years in the Auditors
pond At go year. lam for rotation want to rotate
him out and TO rotate myself in There's plenty Of room for
him to swim outside Of that pond therefore pop nyour votes
1ot me; III pop him out, and pop myself in. is 20
am for division of labor. Swan says be has to work
a suo ucS win DIS nose down 10 the pubic grnustone
Four years must have ground 10 pint Poor fellow the
public ought not TO insist having the handle Of his mug
ground clean off, have aage fulsown, and well-bown
noss red beet and tough sole leather rush to the
post Of duty. offer it up a sacrifice clap il on tho
srindstone. Fellow citizens, grind away-gnd till hor
cnuE and that will be time FIRST for Ill hang like grim
death 70 dead African. g8.ea t@a s.
Times most out. Well like TO forgot 10 tell you my
name. Its Daniel-for Short Dam Not handsome name,
for my parents poor people, who lived where the quality
appropriated oil the nice therefore they had take
what was ls snd divide around among shut it's hand
some ss am--R RUSSELL Remember. every Of you,
that it's not Swan. ts e.gs g
am sure 10 b elected so and all great and small
short and tsll whom you down to Ackson after the
election stop II the Auditors ofos he latch string always
hangs outs eotsr without knockns take of your things and
make yourself at home lass ii5 ssiTs
Dsn crsw6shed out Of the stand bobbng bis bead like
tip up amid the cheers for 80 Dan,r Russell" and
Young Dsvy Croekst.n1 81
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON:
w. e.. BANCROFT,
2a3 nnd 233 KiSG-SrREsT.

L. y B. J
(Onc door below Wentwor'h-S,reet)
I'VE would again respectfully invite The attcn.
ton OF frici,ts and customers in the country,
Ia onr D1iei.sivc Stock Of 'DRS'GOODS, " hen
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
C1nsis,ing Of Georgia ilnincs aud kcrseys.
Alabama do d3.
Plain and Striped 0snahcrgs.
I,,earhc,l hid Bro,vu Domes;cs
SUPER DUFFH. BI.ANkETS-DIRECr
.'"H IMPORTATION
We would also part ticularIy invite nt,rn,iont
our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS. hcing nnc of the LARGEST
STOCKSlN SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also pFtpsrcd to fnrnl.h every article
in The Dry Goods f,i,A;, viz: IIosers, Golvcs,
Eb,ci.s. Flnnnels. Cloths. .Casir'cs.; Bonllpzines
Alp,ccas, Mcr,nVea. Mousscllnin dc t.tliies,
Plnids, .lucmcts uni Swiss aluslins. Furnitiirr
Dimi,y. Prints. Ginshams, Slr,wls, I.accs, Elg.
ing. Kihbpns. ,Brinwngsy &c, &c.
StptGii.hcS %; 1881. i8.-if
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The State of South Carolina,
!, WILLIAMSBuRtiII DIS1,nB..f,, z. ..

ss+f' niLLiAMSBURGlt UiS1UfCf.
~. J. Dickson, who is il, the custody of
tho Sheriffof Willalpsbbrgb District. 81
virtue efn &tit Of csf!as I'd sst;sMeteha!It1i
att'e sui, ID. F. Fleming, having flied il,
my, office, together will, schedule, oil
oaih, Of his estates and effects, his petition
to the Court Of Common l'lSas psasttjk iiSat
he may be admitted to tic benefit sf Ing
qcts OF the Ge3cral Assembly made for tiis
rclief'of insovenl debtors. Il ia ordered
That the said D. F. t'ieming. sand MI tai,afa
the creditors. {. whom Tie said J. ]. {Dicks.
son is in anywise indebted, be, and they
are here by summoned, and lave fo.ice Id
appear, before the SAID Court at Williams.
burgh Court liuuse, on Turs,ay. the SO
cdhd day bf the !tc4. I'tfln bf lille. Cont II:
Common Pleas Tor tho sdl bisstrrSSat OF
OF Wi'liamsburgh--,hc eighteenth day 81
November ncxt-.-to shew cause, ifaniyy tiiet
can, VII. Tie prayer Of the petition sioieii
said, should not Ge graliicd. as5 s83t!s:s s8tss:s :sss
w. K. SCOTT, 6. G. r.si3
Office Of the Common Pleas, S
Williamsburgh District Ii; &. .gssf
May lytii, 1851 So II 4s
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II I g asgsssr rs, and Tobacco,
FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town Of SumterVille

The cniir" lot on which is situated the
SUMTER HOTEL. rrw orcupicd 10y Mr.
Myers; iorulcriv by Mr. Wiulhu,m. Mr.
ih"kn>, and oilers. The ncw buildings
On The lot are, a large convenient lwo s;u.
~ establishment jus, fin pied and occ,i,i.d
lay hv Mr.. F.rwcr> as = CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISH MENr. with Back
smith shop attached; the Store occupied
by DR. Mc'!en ~ an ApDTilECARl, Tie.
SIOREliOu T. occupied E,y Mr. Folsom
an'i DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under the same root IS myself. The STA
h!cs on il!r premises are new ana afford
accommodation inr SIXTY HEAD OF
HORSES. The rent oi tho buildings cy.
c!us.vc al the Tavern usul Cvhich rents
tor ,i'rHc hundred dn!iarS) Us wnrih seven
hn died ans! iiNy dollars Tic wlo'c will
hc disposed "t cheap TOR cash, or on credit
/" an approved purchaser. Apply on tie
premises I" WM. WEBB.
Oct. .Slh, lsJl If
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no, cleared. agnms, stock Of 2a,slo bales

not cleared, agn,nst IL stock OF % 9i6 bales
same time last yenr.
! The total receipts since our last report
amount 10 47,ia2 bales. (against 45,O97
bnleS same tnnc last ycar,) making grand
! total since the lst September TO the latest
'nles oi 3207,S2l b;Les. against 236,315
naleS lllc samc lime last year, and 2oO,967
! bales he year previous.
! Oar last weekly review having been
! published one day after lis customary tinlo,
tic present report, consequently, comprises
! The transactions Of only five tlavs.
! The Upland market, on Friday, the 3lst
! ull., closed with a goo1 demand ut the
reduction of is, to which holders had
submitted to on he Wednesday previous.
| consequent OF The Europa's accounts, the
| sales ni the day having amounted tn near
1870 bales: Far qualify at ) LIS.
| The inquiry ON Saturday, the first dav
oi the week now rl.nier review, although
! less active, still continued 10 Il lair extent.
| lilly rs liking about 1850 bales; m
unchanged prccs. On Monday, after the
opening oI the mNtkct, witt, but nn easy
dclnan'i, the Frankn's adrccs, three days
later tlan the Europa, were received
TOWARDS mcn. The reported continuation
Of depressed and dT"oping market at
lhvcrp"oi, caused hearty total cessation
npcrnliois N ours ior Tie remainder ol the
day: the sales having amounted 10 only $40
bales.
Ga Tuesday buyers demanded l.s re-.
ducliun, wl.cli holders, in order To cilcc,
sales we're compelled To grant; and wnh
| quite an active inquiry. met freely bv the
lattcr--upwnrls ol 100 bales changed
hands. On "Wednesday, the demand
| continued to II far cXtcnl--bui, az generally
! reported 10 Us, n, iirnicr prices, and more
in favor u, builders, The transactions footing
li7l bales. Yesterday the transactions
reached about 1000 ba!cs--'l,e market
again exhibiting rather an unsettled
character, and priccs comparatively ir-
| rrgu!ar--willunt however, any Suutahlc
/ cllaugc since the previous Wednesday
The total transactions from Saturday las,
have amounted tn $500 bales, at the
| following particulars: 80 bales at 8 ~,
| 10i at Is, ll2l al 3, J37 a, : rs, 1919 al,
| 81, so at ! J.S, Iol, ut : GIG, 9Ul al,
{ | y: - N I 30, liu, I -i6, 80 a, :
! Is, nj !, ~ il, q 7.i, % al 6 G.S, ~ a,
u l:2, Al at Il Ia, ID at q. The following
qun'a,ious: l.ivcrpon! classification Viii
afford an irnlr:x oi the market tor the ,wn
last days: inferior Il & :! ordinary 6j 3
3-i, low To COOL m!hd!ns ! 3.S;
m'ddlng fair I 81, i,ir To strictly fair 5 Il
> l-S, good far 5 ii. Courier.
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CATALOGUE,

silk and Straw Bonnei-. Bibh;ss, Flowers hii
Silk Goods. Husiery. Gloves, Ssarf.. Crayn,s,
Together viii, complete nssprtgeht OF NJ sli,e
~ Goods, Dress AID C!Bak affS,mings. ;&s.
Guns. Rifles, Revolving and othef Pistols,
Pcrc'issioi Caps, Game d. Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks. rgf1
Knives, Scissors, Rnzon, Cents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Mtsictl H,strumentH. 1,s,,
saass sRSS sR5Si GS s ssy ds dSs's'sfsssz ssz.
Yarns, 4E-
Buttons. Combs. Needles, Pihs, Brushes. Co.
longnes,
Soaps. Pcrfnmery, Inks,
And general assortment of Fancy Articles
Iioll and Silver Watches, Jewery.
Marine Time Pieces, French hiahici Cltcks:
Common Brass atd Wood Clocks, tSG. :
=, Ensli-i, and German Gtilis; p!gl Cages and
,frabs, nnd various other articles too iiGmerous
to mention, ,,., -
N.B;-J Just reteivsd from Paris the mos,
splet,dld assortment Of Gill aud Cold yrrecIfy
ever Offered in this market. II &. b.
Octubcr il, 1851. so T. ~
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South Carolina a--Sumter Dist
By w. LEWIS, Esor., O,,i;,arv IT,

By w. LEWIS, Esqr, Ordinary Er
sad District
Whcrons, Margaret L. Richardson hath
applied to mr lur Letters NJ Administration
on all and singular The goods aud cha,,c,s.
rights and creditors OF w. d. Richardson,
late OF the District a.oresai'k deceased
These are, therefore, To cite and atnon-
ish alln,ld singular, The kindred and crcdi-
tors o the said deceased, to be and appear
hcforc me at our next Orlinary's Court for
fhc SAID District. to be holden nj Sumter
Court House on Friday the 2lst tav of
November inst, TO shcw cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given Under my hand and seal, this
9Th day OF August in The ycar OF
IT,. 81 our Lord; ono Thousand eight hun
drcd and iiity.onc, and in the 18th
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS; O. $. u.
November II, ISL. 3 q
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State Of South Carolina.

ENrcrtiyE pCrArTMrXT, Oct 2?, 1891.
Whereas il Is AZ all times proper for people
Ia humble themselves hr fore Almighty God. 10
cypress shcir drp'udcurc upon Him. and To nc
knowledge ii.rir gratitude 10 Him for his nunlbc..
less mcr,l"S.
Now h" II known tha, |, JOHN II. MEANS,
Governor IN and over ih" Stale of South Caro-
Ina, do H. ur this my rrcamaion, setting apart
FRIDAY. the 2l.i uf November next, Ms day
uf ihInk<gIiiHr, HumHiGh0n. and Prdyrr--
on Which day earnestly request that all secular
business BE- suspended. am! cordially invit" MI
religions denomination throughout the State TO
assemble ~ the respective places of worship, To
render thanks Ia Almighty God !or the many
undcscrvcd blessings lie has bestowed upon us,
aIId To implorc iIi~ continuance of the Snmc--,o
humble ourselves before him on account Of our
manifold sins a. people and, in view of The
dangers which threaten our msitwii0ns, fer
Ncntiy Ia pray that rulers may hc inspired
by wisdom from on high, So their CO,inscls may
hc directed IN ilnt course which will rebound to
HIS z i"ry, and the good of our beloved State
Given under luy hand Gri the sc"l Of the
State. this 9Th day of October, in the
wear Oi our Lord one thousand eight hun.
bred aud iilty.onr.
By the Governor JOHN II. MEANS,
BENiAMix PERRY. Secretary OF Stuo.
NOV. I. 2.3t
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New and Interesting Work
Is PRESS ANp Will SHORTLY M runl.IsiirD ,
Life O9 Robert Emmett.

The CcIcb,0iei Irish pairioi ami .liariyr.
The undersigned has now IN co,,.sc Of print.
ing. Il new work entitled ns above. il contains
II full account OF the HE Of this distinguished
maii--ul hiS trial, condemnation and execution;
also ms celebrated speeches naic on rariuu,
nichsions, Miih many Interesting inciit nis con.
ncctcd with lis life. never before published IL
nlSo contains biographical sketch oi 'ruoM,s
ADDS EMMErT The cclcbrutrH irish and Ainrii.
can liarriStcr
The work has also copio,S Appendix en-
hrncing the following contents \ minute nc &.
count of the plan of the lustirrrriun uf 1903 ;
a sketch oi the life Of iInEoEoLD WOLFE ToNE:
The Irish FOrcmnn of '9S Tile lri,IInau n
Revenge. II story of l19S; and II shor, sketch Of
the trinl oi SMITH OBRiEN, THOMAS MEAGuEn
nn'i other patriots of ISIS, with their remarks
in defence.
Altogether i, is one Of the most interesting
books ever published. 1t will be printed on
good paper, from large type. and will contain
about 800 pages, beautifully bound IN colorcd
muslin, embossed und IN order lu place il with.
III reach of all classes of readers IL will he sold
III OHE DOLLAR rER cory.
Subscription lists muy be- found nj the book
stores OF Coirirnny d Wicnvrs Charleston ;
Chase Il Peterson; or WIN. y White 4. Broth.
crs, Athens, Ga. Burke H. Dem,nr Madison,
Ca; Joseph \ Carrie n Co., Augusta Ga;
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scrt The above few times, will c6ufct favor,
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Nov 4 ~ ,r
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CIRCIII1AR

The ahbsctiber.. respectfully informs .his
friends md customers; that no IL pow rrcei Elng
nj his old stand, MI 20 IfA AfSE:srK EsT, (1f
ssinirss) from Ensian2, Gssnaiiy. ffaacetnnd tils
Nor1lera States cothPlste assortinent q
Staple ano fautp Drsss 6ooSs,
Gold ana Silver Watches. Jewelry, sc,
d. PIT Catalogue iiliieicd, which he il pis ~,
ID sell unreasonable terjs ut Whole :saE WI
io,tlie Country .Tritlc lie RESPECTFULLY soIiriis
a cnll, being determined TO sell as low ne Nj,
Home In tie City. T.. G. BROWN. =
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II Y vi E N AL,

Married, nn The evening Of the 9TH instant. by
tlr: Rev. =. GnAm,N. THOMAS RIVERS,
Esp, Ahd Miss w. O'SrEE.N.
Also. "n The 9th insanr. hy the Rev. ~ Gina.
HAM, MIR. JOHN DAVIS, and Miss ELIZA.
BETil. eldest tlnnrh,cr of james Hodge, of
Sumter District.
Also, by tli, same, ON the 9th inst, I.ABAN
HODGE, Esq. and Miss ELIZABETH
JONES, all al Sumter District.
Also, "n The 33th ul'.. by ,l- Rev RICHARD
lioorsR, 1:cncrni SAMUEL u. .cIiANDLER
oi South Carolina. and Miss MARY J. BuKCH,
of Macon, Georgia.
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Notice,

The Bank Of the State Of S"a,il Carolina. w
Wm i. l,ayis, Ex'or. of John n. Davis.
Masters Office. llth August, ls5l.-In pursu-
nncc OF the Decree. nn,ice i, hereby given IN tho
crrtli,ors Of JYhp N. Davis. deceased, to come
In and prove their debts before nc, on or before
the lst Of January neAi. otherwise they will be
excluded thc lr.i,eiit of the Dccnc.
JAMES W. GRAY, Master an Eguiiy.
August ~, 1851. s i3-ilsij
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A Card,

eEb InE subscriber has the pleasure
64:sn' Informing his friends and customers
generally, that his iicalil, has 81 far rccov :
cred as to enable hm 10 take charge ol his
business again.
Truly thankful for past favors. hopes to
he able To serve all who favor him 10 ,l>ir
entire satisfaction lie has just received
lar|" assortment W almost every article
usual kept III his line.
FREEMAN liOYT,
Novcmhr (, 1851. oct
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Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 6rH.
Cotton Received the past week by
railroad, GI7O5 ualcs; Ivy water and wagons,
Hsl lbalrsi 'ogetbor, 1886 bales; CORES
poddmg week Inst year, 9,iS4 bales. Ex4
pried N le slnln, lime to- foreign ports,
,!O7S la'es, coastwiscr 4,6gf bales; making
t,e total exports of the week 6,G70 hacs;
and l,aying; on hand stock at 1856
ba'es, inclusive OF l2n} bales on slipboari
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SUMTER HOUSE

G.sTd Old stYeRH. 9S5s,a
,is M tSfn The citizens pf Snmtcrsillr asa
$3.50 wy stttonhdins ohGatfY tlrai thus
aIrattHipents to receive ICE and SODA VA.
lis la. on hand. sni Mn sasiii ssaisps .ssssii.s
throughout The scason, choice, .. spri iiHeht 8.
Wines and Cordinli. ConfeeIibnhr,es,. Ff.iiss
a;c,, NIL Of which will be dIss,oaed or ciiearss
t'nsi @a ctct offered before in this place, B.
My 20, 1850. 81 III e.
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Beautiful Fall Goods,

Am"my which are. Rich Chnngcabr Silks
Figured do. French tasI,nlcrcs, Scotch Popliu-
Figured lnstrcs. Chungrahc Dominin. Plum
and Figured Alpacns, Plain and Figured DE
l.ainrs, English and American Prints DC. will
4 general nssnr,incn, of goods, for sale low n
The store OF
w: J. FRANCIS,
Opposite r. |. i. NJ. Moses law OMirc.
October =, ISL, 80 II
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A'ubRic Meeting,

Sumter Division, No. II, Sons Of Tempe.
rnnncc. will hold public meeting on 1ucsdap
night. Mc IN Of No~mhcr, in Sum,rryills,
Addresses will be then ani there delivered a
p,.nct''ai n''cniance Of the Order is expected.
The public generally nre invited.
Oce ~. a. NJ. NEWDERY, II. S.
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Notice.

Steamer PEE DEE has commenced her
trips up to Wrghls Bluff. which will continue
~ long rs any Freight offers. The subscriber
mis-" has n pair Of New Match Boats which vii.
hc ready tn receive Cotton by the Is, nf M.
rembcr The Canal being in fine order. shippers
may rely on getting their produce 10 mnrkrt.
J. :. TlNDAI.
J.. S.-Thr subscriber also has Il l,rr. lot nf
Goods. Grocerics, and uilcr articles Ia suit the
country trade, which will bc sold n low us any
country market J. :. T..
October ~, 1851. lit.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11
Executors Notices,

! have appointed Mr.. Samuel L. Wilson
Agent to settle up all the matters dssssssyE I'D
ot Col Stepien kaccste. tate or tt!s Islssl sEsss
ANNA f.. LACE
All persons having demands. aerti,ii g
tate Of Stephen Isacoste sill present ,hcns
attssted. Those indebted will make irnneH
patHent 10 S. B. WILSON, ~
May 7lh, 1851 :. as tsK