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The Outrage at Lancaster

w c have inserted an acc cunt OF ccri,;,
proceedings, which recently took place q,
Lancaster, III Pennsylvania, and winch w,l
be read with The deepest interest. II
speaks to The people Ol the s!aycholdjur
States III tones that cannot be unicr.,ru,
IL Is Il idn'cniah.c occurrence, vet full as ii
IS OF suffering 20 the unfortunate person,
who were engaged, It mus, arouse MARY.
lahd 10 4 SENSE OF the true condition II,
winch her citizens are placed. What can
more strongly urge The people OF The South,
10 M sii'o!' a'n"ns themselves, firm and u,,-
yielding, Than the spectacle OF citizens
slaughtered III The prosecution OF TIER law.
lnl purposes! What can prove an AIDE.
quaic remedy bat the union OF The slave.
holding States! How poor would he the r
co'"''"' u ISOLATED, hIid ~ the cntoymtnt
oi scI"id'c iailuLa!Iti, the b.oOd OF thar
rh'Hchs Wou!u cry To liiunI .Or ycnvc,n,.c
b"' u" f"NtI be ,uiinu ~ The State a,l..
4u"lc ~ IN cinciscn,y so great Suuuo,,
Il cii Achs oi south. Caiuii,;,, now in nine,
oi these from Maryland anu suilrr,,u 49,
lhcy o. Would not thc prouIl acton @. u,,r
Slate, rally to her side every other sl.,.
holding STATE, III The hoy purpose OF pro
'cti'hs lh''oIahic ihc be und ptoprriv o
liihl cdZcn! Bus, Il VIC had rudclv severed
our connection with iiIcsr States, aud ,iuup
H. uu ia" sympathy MhIch now unltcs Ms.
stronger lham Huhs OF slcc'; which ul lhcm
""ho !irn feel, 'lIa: il Il cn.ztI Of on
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AT Private Sale,

A plantation In Sumter District, two mlcs
from Roykin's Depot, and twelve fr,m Camden.
SR,d plantation rOntpins Two th0uyand and
forty-siE acres af land, from seven 10 eight hum
drpd acres af which Rse open aud under fence,
tho runInindpr consisting al wUL uu1 timber
land, much Of which is nfe,cellent quality. aud
lying convenient for GlpRtiDs. Having consist.
cd originally of two plantations, tie settlements
arc distinct and may bu lrnafed far jointly OF
separately. Both plncrs have h.cn we'll tested
and proved perfectly healthy as residences
throughout the year. Fences, buildings, &c
are mostly new and in complete orer. tun.
municn,ions respecting tho nbnvr property may
be addressed 10
J. w. WILKINSON,
Charleston, $. G.
Sept. p3, 1851 4s #
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The State ofSouth Carolina

WilLIAMsBuRGH DISTRICT.
J. J. Dickson, who ia in the custody of
the Shcrff'of Wiilalnsbmrgh District. bv
virtue OF u writ Of capias hd sat siaciendum,
at the sui, OF ID. +. Fleming. having filed in
my Office, together with schedule, on
oath, OF his estates and effects, his petition
to the Court nf Common Pleas. praying that
he may be admitted to the benefit of the
nets of the General Assembly made for the
rcliet OF insoivent debtors. II is ordered
that the said d. r. Fleming, and all Others
the creditors to whom the said ]. ]. Dick.
sun is in anywiso indebted, be, aud they
are hereby summoned, and laye notice to
appear, before the sa,d Court at Williams
burgh Court lIouse, on Tues. nv, tho Sc.
conJ day Of the next Term of the Court Of
Common Pleas for The said District OF
Of Williamsburgl,--,l.e eighteenth day Of
November ncSt--to sl,cw cause, il any they
can. why the prayer Of the petition aforc.
said, should not he granted
WR SCOTT. c. rs.
! Office Of the Common Pleas,
| Willansburgh District.
May l7tI,. 1851 80 tt
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Ladies Dress Goods.

The subscriber will receive io.dny. n hand
some lot Of color.d MuSLINS and GISG.
HAMS.
Black Granadine Mantlcs.
ColDred Bcregc Muntles,
Plaid Lace and Embroidered Juconcis,
White OrGandy and Swiss Aluslins,
Whi'e Mol,ar and Colored Skir,s.
Linen Ginghams,
Parasols and Fans.
I.accs, Edgings. Trimmings, &c.
Steel Bags, etc,
TABLE COVERS.
Wnrsed and Cotton Table Covers,
Bird Eye Diapers,
Blcaci,ed )owlns for Towcls,
Cut,on lluckahack Towels,
Pavilion Gau2e,
SILK BEREGES AND TISSUES,
a, Charleston prices.
Ladies Linen Gaitors,
Kid Slippers, Huskins, &c. e..
For sale by
l.. u. HANKS.
Sumtervillc, July ., 1851 36
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DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, s. c..
DaRECT IMPORTERS.
G. &E. L. KERR[SON & GO.

G. &E. L. KERRISON & co,
DrREcr IMroRrERs of European Dry Goods
are happy to inform sheir friends and customers,
that they are now receiving 6y every arrival
from Europe additions to ny complete stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
as has every been offered In this market
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED AT
low PRICES,
md those who purchase in their city ars invi-
ted To erauiinc their stylea. wlci, will ln f,nul
peculiarly adapted 10 the Southern Trade.
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC PARRIGS IN
EYETY VARIETY: OF
NEGRO CLOTHES. BLANKETS AND
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
In their line in every variety, together with n
inll stock Of CAa1MERS, VESTINGS and
CLOTHS: also, LINENS which will be found
free from any mixture Of Cotton.
All articles sold are guamniied to prove ms
represented.
Terns--Cnsh or City acceptance,
T.. g. f.. l.. KERRISON g. Co,
209 Northwest Corner
King & aIarkc,.sirnr,s.
September 9, 1851. i5-Gw
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Election Notice,

In pnrsuanc- of an act of the Legislature. Ia
provide for the Election Of Members to II
election directed us by his Evceilrncy io,-rnrr
Means. the polls Will opencl in Sumtrryillc on
the sccond Monday in 0clohcr and day niicr,
ti3,h and I4.h.) for Two deputies t" Rcpr,snnl
this Congressional District in q Southern Con;
gress. }. .. HERl0f.
G. w. BRADFORD. Minasrrs.
J. J. KNOX.
September 9. 1851. i6,f
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Co-Operataon RHec.sng. !.

The citizens of Sumter District, opposed To
Separate State Secession and favorable u the
Cooperation Of other Southern States are invi.
ted to convene n, Sumter Court House on the
.frst Monday IN October neIr Addresses
will be delivered by Coionels CnEsNUr and
PREsToN, the Cooperation candidates for the
Southern Congrcss--and other distinguished
persons arc expected to address The meeting,
\ Harlacuc will be provided.
RoRERv MuLpRow, Marcus RErSoLM,
MATHEW Il, MAyEs, WV. BALLARD,
JomN +, pESNls, y.J. Knox,
WILLIAM RopGERa, f. M. ANDERSON,
J. ID. AsmMoRE, JAMES f. REMRxRr.
JonS w. STUCREY, ], N, PATERSON,
JAS +. WlrmERsrooN, +, ]. aIosEs,
JnuS +. NiuLpRow, Io,lN II, DIxnN.
Il. +. liicksoN, !IENRY u. GREES,
EzEKIEl. HEELS, ii. q, ,WITMERsrooR.
JoiiN J. MOORE, w. II, puRGEss,
JouH Il. AlI..LEn. w. }. REyNoLps.
r. SUMTER. WARREN \. MULDRoW "
w. NJ. DEI.onME, Jons u. lIEnRIoT,
WILLIAM WEpR. TuoMAs ], COGuL4S,
DAviD DUBosE, BENJAMIN PAcs.
JomS J.. MASNtNG. RiCmARpP, MASSISG
X. &. RIcnARpsoa. &. II. +. BAKER,
WM l.. RErSoLDs l.. +. RUAME,
SAMUEL TiNpAL, WV. II. Is, RrCHABp
WILLIAM ". JAMES, SON,
MICHAEL GIBBONS
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Beef. Pork. Tongues. &C,

IS bbls. Rcynold $ No. BEEF
20 hnIf bbiH. F. NJ. Beef
500 lbs. fresh SmDkcd Beef
200 lbs fresh Bologna Sausage
100 extra large Smoked Tongues
10 half bbls Pig Pork
100 bhls. Mess Pork lin store and to nrrivr)
so bbls. Prime Pork do do do
10 bbls. frcsh Pea Be,ins
80 do Clarified and Cider Vinegar.
For sale by LEMAN L. AVElI.IIE,
Corner T.. Bay md cumberland. .s,s.
Charleston, Sept. %, 1851. 4S--3t
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements fur
the manufacture Of fn,n Four to Five fhonsanJ
i"irs at the above article by the FALL. For
rclcrrn'" rs +" quality. lc would respectfully
rctrr persons VII" may he disposed to purchase
"i HIN. I" those who Iatroi,i,cd him las, ycnr
rs !" price. he will guarantee them as low a.
can hr afforded
May22 2tf J. NOpc4S
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SUMTER HOUSE.

TsSf@ r. MYERS, would respectfully in.
l;,,,t tirm the citizens Of ssuniteryilie and
sasszzza the surrounding country That he has
jHst returned from Charleston, md las made
arrangements ta receive if;F and SODA WA.
TER. Of every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand, and will continue te receive
throughout the senson, :. -h;::re u, soriment o.
Wines and C0niinls, CONTEMPORARIES, Fruit
&o,, all of which will be disposed Of cheaper
May 90. 1880. so If
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HOUSE, SIGN AND 0RNA-
MENTAL PAINTING,

LIMITATIONS or woon, AARpLn ARp GRANITE.
nc r Ind m ,n,n.v ,., .ne b
prepared To execute any work IN the above
branches on reasonable terms.
II, J.. WHlTEHEAD.
N. D.-Tmnsmrent Blinds, civic and militia:
ry hngs, rcg,tlin, &c., painted 10 order. Country
orders promptly executed
Sumtervilla, Ang. 2d, 1851. 44-tf
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Steel and Bead Bags.

SHELL, TUCK. AND SIDE COMBS,
Buffalo do, Buffalo Rcdding and English Horn
do. Hair and Coat Brushes. Fancy SOAPS.
Extracts. DC, aud grca, nm.y fancy articles.
eIpocted in few days, aIl ot wiirh will TX,
sold low by w. j. FRANCIS.
Opposite +. }. & VI. Muses., Inv Office.
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l""SHS"' oS''ai Wy ttto government Of
any other remedy in The hands of
State oppressed by aggressive lcgisla.
ton, than That OF humble aud submissive
petition. And wo will not deny, tia,
such in all probability would bo the re.
suit OF so blind q course of policy by
the Government but will no, this be us
apparent 10 tho eyes Of the Government
as to our own Z And can we rulional-
ly suppose for moment, that (however
disposed 10 question the right OF seces.
'lon( il would madly make The attempt
TO Gccrce at the imminent hazard of q
total and immediate disruption of The
whole South from the Union? Certain
Northern mon have talked OF secession
as the prelude Of bloody strife, bu,
will they counsel the exercise of usurp.
ed power by tho Government, in order
to verify their predictions? We do no,
believe si,. Northern S,a,csn1cn,~ 1.-The
people Of the North themselves arc too
we'll convinced that o Union Of the
Southern States generally woull provo
rulnous to The prosperity Of the North.
no advise u course ofaciion which would
speedily Lring upon them lha, ca,aslro.
'phe. Surely, tho dircc. aim The Go.
;yernment will be, 10 dcCca, the move.
'mcnt OF the Southern action party, and
arrest the formation Of Southern
Union, and 10 this end, we apprehcnd,
1t vii! grant 10 South Carolina the boon
she has So Ion. asked that Of" letting
her alone And here The question
presents itself upon which the two par.
lies which divide our State mainly dif.
fer, viz: will pcnceablc secession,
prove favorable TO the formation Of a
Southern Conftdcracy? The aLvo.
Gates for immediate secession contend
not only that The folly Of an ut,c,np, bv
the Government; 10 cocrcc will Law ,hc
'" u ne" C""'ederacy
throughout the length and breadth OF
the slaycholding Status. but ,ha. it's
~ " '"o s". OF secession
N" ".'o NC ''''e'eu from us mac
"o"'o 'e''''''' '''e ''''v "ii'cu'tv
' ''l'e' a''''' " our s'S'
90 '''' '!l'S'''oh 10 secession
sN "''"' ''o'' o'eao OF u"
-, -. ''' ""'.-a'' ''"r ''
'oe"' '''y ""u'"
'"" - o''' 'o'''S''''S N''
.,,, ''' ~ ''''
+, :, III ~ '''''''''S .''
~ - ''''''' ''' '''"'
''' VIZ 90 10
,,l, i,
~
" '' ''s
,,,;., A..u
~, - ,'.''SS "s''''ss
,;,., 60, 80 s'''' %
mani, win -. e. 60 ~
Nor,h ,,,o,,.,,,o. ~ " ~
III. ..,: ~ '''"'''s '''''
so,,,,, ,,. =. :" NV
,u ;,
g., '"''1''''
r.,La.
III. ., So ;
N.-.,,, :, ''''' ~ ''''
:. ''""o
-
.S,.,cs from f,,y,v;oo ;.
would bc rc,dy 70 ,,o -, ,o,,
Justice 10 The Souh
Such. we o,,cs,ion M, w;,l H., H..
policy Of the Government in tho cvo,,
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Webb Clark's Hotel,
.SIIiNYERYILLE .S n

SUlNTERVILLE, s.. c.,
EI1h This Hotel is situated in the most
pleasant part Of the town. The
ssks1 Proprietor will be pleased TO see
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising to spare 10 exertions on his part to
render tiom comfortable. Charges rea-
s0nablc.
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor.
Jan % ii If
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The Montgomery Gala Atlas, writes
Of the party in that State, not only
numbers, respectabilily aud talents, but
more than all these, just and glorious
cause, ,hn, must forever stimulate il on
10 renewed cXcrlions, until il finally
bears down ul opposition and wins the
great triumph which, SO sure us there
is justice in Heaven, it is yet destined
TO achieve in spite of traitors at home,
und the most determined and malignant
enemies ubroad." Assured of this, we
ure also convinced Of the danger Of ,a.
king the first step years it may be, in
advance Of the time when we may ex-
pect evaporation, thus leaving wide
gap where our enemies may post them.
selves, and over reach us und work our
overthrow bu, for this conviction and
this assurance VIC should be rcudy 10
admit the cxpcdicncy Of immediate and
independent action. But SO long us The
strength of,hc Southern Rights Party
increases, we shall sec before us the
prospect of future aud speedy co.opcra.
ton. Let it continue, us i. ough. and
will, TO aSIla!c the popular mind on The
subject OF secession, and in tho course
OF very few years, it will constitute u
molority in several Gone al leasl) of our
sister States, which ralying with US
around the standard Of Southern rights,
will unite with us in forming South,
crn Union. Let there hc light, und
there will be no want Of life. Why is
the party for action more numerous
in this State than any other? Is i, mol
simply because her people have been
better informed OH the subicc, Of govern
mental ngyrcssions, and are better
acquainted with their real grievances
aud the prospects before them? Let
the people Of these States, who have
been deceived by corrupt politicians be
fully enlightened Oh the subjcc, Of their
wrongs, and the Southern Lion siung
WIN sc"Se OF past insult and uESrcs'
sion will +" "brisllc INTO notion aud rcddcn
WIN uncommon wrath.
! We know oi no good reason for on.
I position to !hc separate secession ,l,,u
J II L.,
! nr,v, ,l,s,.,,nu. =, Sn,l.
| .. ~, :.
'h' g"N''"''''', 30 q srci'''ia' ma. my
WAFER tt''A}. 'Ni>', Nii,c We ~" Euu.
= - ~, lCNDD, without The p"rpctta-
: ton Of cYn,lIurd nrcrcs,. ~, ,;nnn ,H,c
Spu.n, .o,lr,,l,j n. II i, ana ,nu,t ,..u
,i,n. Il, 4, ~ ~, y.,,,l,i..,> ,f,l,.
Nh.,yi..,,,..i rt., ,,.,,. ,;,I, -,
l.i.I,..
!
'' "'' ''' '' "i'''''' ~ GOV :
c'"'''c''' COZ ">''i' ah'i corrupt!n%
within me sphere OF lis inilncncc, all
! ihat Is pure and vlriuous; lhe very
shadow OF whusc wing is Il bIlg!,,ng pest
lcncc 10 whatever Is honest or %, good re-
t por:. Away with il, but While HE pres
! pcct OF co.opcra,i II lasts, wlic Il Soul.
crn rights party raises lis voice. and dis
scm'na'rs It's principles, opening the eyes
o. the people 10 the wrongs wncl, still 90
unrcdfcs acd, amI sowing the cool seed o
future prosperity ANA glory iur the South
III Soii "cii prepared Tor IT'S rcccp,on,-
let us unite As y ror,;,n ., lin, ,,,,, j.,
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Executors Notice.

] have appointed Mr.. Samnci r.. Wilson INV
Agent 10 settle mp NIL the matters OF the Estate
Wf cp| Slcpi,en I.acos,r. late Of lhi. District.
ANNA f.. LACOSrE.
persons having demands against the Es-
tate of stephen Inlns,e will present them dnly
uitxstcd. Thosc indebted will make Immediate
paymen! TO $, X. NILSSON, Agent
May I,h. 1881 as If
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

G-xsT, }. J.. HAYNESIYORTH,
!YSSSSyA DENTIsT, would respectfully
Al1I1 notify his pairnns and the com.
munty IN general, that he has removed to his
rcsidcIce-- nearly opposite the Mnie Academy,
where be may l,e found Mt all times. except
when absent from Town on bnsincsr for n fow
days together. Of which due notice will be given.
Sumleryilc, September =, 1851. 45-3m
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Strayed
Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. g.. BANCROFT,


Zone door below Wcntwor,h- -Slreet.)
We would again respectfully invite the ntten.
lion "i our friends nnd customer in the country,
I" our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
ihry 'islt our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES nni Kcrseys
Alabamu do do
Plain and Striped O,nnb-rgs.
l'laclicd nnd brown DOmestica
SUPER DUFFIL BLANKETS--DIRECT
IMPORTATION
We would also par. icuInrly invite attention to
our IMPORTATION Of SlLkS and DRESS
GOODS. ming one OF The LARGEST
STOCKS INTIiE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared To furnish every article
III the Dry Goods Line, viz: Iiusiers. Goiycs
Linens. Fhnneis, Cloths. .Casiners. hon, Zines.
Alparcn.. Aicrcnocs. Mnussriain de I.nin-s
Plaids. Jnconcts and Swiss Muslins. Furniture
Dimity. Prints, Ginghnms, Shnwis, taces, Elg.
ing, Ribbons Trimmings, &c. &c,
September %. 1851. 48-.tf
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Rail Road Notice.
.Epf Ep8 s ssis sss:ssas ss:::9sis sSls
orrIcs VIII. & Man. II r. Co.

VFtIVE VIZ. N MN. IL II. 20,
aiarion &, H., Sept. y, 1851.
The Stockholders of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road Company are hereby
Dollars per share on their svhscrlptions Is re.
qnircd to fm paid on the first Of October 1851
and III" Twrifi, lnstnlmcHt Of Fiyo Dollars pcr
share on the first OF January 1854
i'y order Of tn. Board OF Directors.
JOHN MACRAE. Jr., Tsrs'r.
Sep, lG, 1851 ~ I'm
GR' Wa,ch'nnn rlcatc pPJ.
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Notice.,

DIR. w. JAMES DARGAN respectfully of.
ers III. professional services To the citizens of
Sulntrryille and it's vicinity.
Onice-thc Apoihecary shop formerly occu-
pied by Dr. X. $. MELLErr.
Marcel, 18th, 1851 20 ly
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Soda Water
For Sale at the Old Drug Sloro,
Sulntcrvllle, June Ilth,
Educational Notice,

F'hc second session al the bradford
Springs Female Inytitulo will begin on
Tuesday 9Th "f July with an enlarged num-,
Der OF teachers and fl,t,ering prospect
an increased number Of Pupils. In tho
place OF Miss ELLIS resigned 10 90 North
the Hoard have unanimously elected Miss
+. SrA'S. and appointed Miss y. Q. Rlr.
LEY oi Charleston, Assistant TEACHER in
Music and ornamental literature,
ID. B. MclAuRIN. !Sec'ry.
June, 2Jtl,. 1851. 80 If
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Ready Made Clothing.

Will be received in few tay.. n very
fine Stock of Ready Made CIothins-,nnsis,ns
of every article OF GENTS wear. and will i.c
sold low. by W. }. FRANCIS.
Oppisite 7. J. VI. I!osrs' law Onicc
Sept. Is, 1851. i1-I
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] E. FUEINF', Vt, y
I. WILSON. ~. -.
]. u. RRlGES. ii. D
Albany. Ar,iiI. le,7,

"fSF'"!' "i''r u ~ 9TIIN = y "a ~ 4
Dr. s Z. Towusenlr Prinspai Oflicc has bee
removed from i26 Fnlton, tn s2 NaEsau street N
Baptist Church f;% a'
AssSr',- Rediins & Co, No q s,aie,stree, and
Mrs kidder, No 100 coui..strec,, nost.,s,
samuel Kiddes Jr, lowell, Iienry Frat Saleta
Concord Baieh & son, rrnvidence; /; ssa sss
DTnsgisis sra Merchants generally throughout ths
ua,'ct States, West sndiSs md the CsHsdsss &
For sale mSumtsft eje, s. 1f, II
>, MELLErf, alnhofised Agent aud BY
hraggfSts generally in Sousl, lsaFeltna-
ang 0S, 1850, al epsyi Iy.
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Ribbons,

A beautiful assortment OF BONNETS, CAP
and NECK RIBBOSS-also. all colurS aud
widths OF Satin and Tuirtn Ribbons. ii.l re-
ceived and for sale low by W. J. FRANCIS.
Sept Is. 1851. i.-,f
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South Carolina. Sumter Dist,

Whereas | have this tny taken posses
I'"'' Gas Ordinary ot said DistricU OF the
personal property as dcrclict Of John
Hanks late of Smntervillc decd; and ]
avail myself of this method TO notify all
persons indebted TO the decd 10 make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. D. Hanks. INV
Agent Un this particularly and those hnv-
ing demands against deed will hand them
IA duly a',es,ed according to law.
w. LEWIS, .. >. D.
Aug. I'd 1850 81 II
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Bounty Land Claims.

The undersigned ,rnicrs his SERVICES IN tho
pr':ccmti'n and Gnlcction Of r!nius Tor ,.Dhi
Gers nnd SOLDIERS who have been engaged ii,
the AlililHly seE,iGea nf the United States"
lis facilities are s'Irh ns 10 ensure the promp,
est aticn,ian,
u. n. nYS0S, Agent
Sumterillr. April aO,h, ISL ~ Il
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Notice,

SANTEE CANAL, Sept. 10, lS5l.--The
usual repairs Of the season the Santce Canal
will he completed by the lst Of October, nj
which time II will be oIs'n for the passage ai
Boats,
The suhscribsr takes this cpas.irn;,y Of in.
'H",.c t.": -.. t.'.- t. a !. (, 81. ,''t, ,lr-
40. MART "a mH :. N, -t, =,
u' az. ."I-- !s,-t.. ...r-"yy .''.;'c n D, Jiau.
.'"m. i ,oi' -np''r itm.t,a,.t ti. .r.
u ''..s.S.. ~iiIT !! Nhp >au'uc nnnl
ec,; ~ i5.-2l
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Camden Bazaar.

W.. hereby notify our tuStomcys, and
iIte pu'." generally. ihat we have IuS, re-
cG.T,'':, i"Tge aso"ttntbn; % t1.ttiy Made
Clnthlng suitable for the Spring, wlycn We
VIII sell Ms usual at tho very loves; Cash
prices possible
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~ OF ice

apr'in, Mr.. H. w. Gardner ruy a.torns,
during IN! absence from the Smte.
l.. Il. HANK JS.
Nngust l2th 1851 32t
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Hats and CAPS,

The subscriber will receive in Il few days, :,
very fine assortment nf Gents and Boys Hats
and Caps. which will be sold nj unusually low
prices nt the store uf W. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. l. & VI. Moses law Office.
Sept. Is. 1851. 47-U
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Post Office Advancement
AT SU.nI'ERVILLE.

AT SUMTER WILLIE.
The Statchurg Mail which embraces
the NnriAern aud Western as well as the
Charleston Columbia aud Camden.
Que Daily at ; / q l-2 p. NJ
Closes Daily at q T.. NJ.
DARLINGTON MAIL, VIA MT. CLIO.
Due Thursday at s y. IL.
Closes Tuesday a. 5 y. NJ.
kiNGsVREE MAIL.
Closes t;Ss s1F"s"sS TUESDAY '' a, Il ;;s +. \ Il
VANUES FERRY MAI.
Due Wednesdays s. Sundays atG j.. ~,
Closes Friday aud Monday at 5 p. M
pLOWDENS MILL MAIL.
Due Monday at :: 8 p. VI.
Closes Saturday ut 5 =. NJ.
FULTON MAI. VIA STATEBURG,
Due Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Closes Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
DiSilOpN!LiE, MECliANICSVIIE, r,
MILL. GROVE, MT. EI.ON, PLEAS.
ANT VIEW, sc, VIA CAMDEN.
Due Wednesdays s. Saturdays
|'oses Tuesdays A' Fridays at 5 r.M
OFFICE HOURS,
WI open every day at 8 A. NJ.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

nR. s r. TowNsssp is almost daily reestsips5s
orders from Physicians IN disessns pan. cf TIM
Union. ss
Thiz Is to Certify that wr. the piNIsrsisned
PLY sicans OF the City al .sihany have in s,Iner
onS case. pr scrihet Dr s. q, Tow nSeia!'s Sarssps
ril!a and believe II TO he Gf the most yaiuab.a
preparations ii the market. t