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NEGROES! NEGROESI!

WILL be sold TO the highcs, bidder ut
Sumter Court House on tho first aIondny
in February next, TWENTY.SlX VERY
LlkERi NEGROES, belonging to the
cs,nto Of John Hanks, deed. Also At the
same time and place TNVENTY-TIIREE
FIRST RATE NEGROES. belonging TO
the estate of George David decd, in all for
ty-ninc Negroes. Persons wishing TO pur.
chase will do well to call Il, tho Court.hou
Oh that day.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
w. LEWIS, O. $ D.
Jan. 9Th, 1851 IL At
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PAY OF OFrICEHs.-Thc insufficiency of
the pay Of officers and soldiers serving in
Oregon and California, in consequence of
the high prices caused by the gold ~discov.
cries in the latter State. was alluded to in
the United States on Wednesday,, by Sem
ator Gwin. in offering n resolution to rene
dy the evil. He said:
The officers and their families had 10 per.
form tho most mental services, owing to
the h Oh wages Of lrbor. Gen. Riley could
not employ a cook for his family, the wages
charged being greater than his pay. Ihe
aIniable and est,nabIc la." Of his Adjutant
General Major Chrby) supported his family
by copying papers for the Convention. At
a dining party given by one of his aids,
(Capt. Wcstcott,) TO which ! was present,
his wife and her sister waited upon the
guests. Brevct Col. Casey, 10 command of
q reg incn', en.crtained me at his quarters
board Of a miserable old ship at Tho wharf
at Bcnici, tho dinner and supper having
been cooked by his beautiful and accom-.
p'lshcd lady, ani placed before ns to help
ourselves. could name numerous other
instances OF peculiar hardship, but ! hope |
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TIE OrsEGu COUNTY BANK R~oBnERY.--
The COopers,cwn On. W Journal, speak
ing of the late robbery flhc Oscgo Coun-
ty Bank, says: The hank was oIe cd by
forcing open the back door. The door OF
the vault was forced open by means OF
some great mechanical power, probably n
screw and lever. a small hole was bored
into the bottom of The door, apparently by a
thrceluartcr inch augur. Several small
holes were bored into the floor imlncdiatc-
~ beneath, as II for the purpose Of iastcn-
iHg The instrument which contained the
screw. by this means the door was drawn
sufficiently out to admit OF the entrance of
a lever, which, from the appearance of the
WOOD work nj the sides, was inserted in
two or three different places above The
door was II heavy ron one, Of approved
construction, and the manner IN which 4,
was riddlcd showed The ingenuity and pow
or which were applied. 1t was evidently
the work of an experienced and scientific
burglar. This heavy robbery hoes not in
tho least affect The stability oi the bank, or
the value ut its ntcs. TIlc capital stock
has not been reached, aud there are yet
several thousand dollars surplus. There
were numerous articles Of value i'm tho
vault of the hank at The time of the robbery,
belonging TO individuals, which sc arc
happy to say, were untouched. There were
also between 81 900 and SlI,OOO Of the
bills oil the bank, which were allowed to re-
man. They were found on Monday NOR.
ning, by the teller, scattered unon The floor
OF vault. No one has slrp; m tho hank
tor some twelve years past, nor has it bccn
the practice to cn'cr i, OH SUNDAYS. All
tho hcnnl nrnnr t,tint,. N-... Ill 49,
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1tSy0nG9unoeeDo

MARniEp-On tho 3lst ult., by the Rev.
Mcqueen, Capt. }. J. CHANDLER, Of Sumter
District, to Miss ELIZABETH ii. BENTON OF
Clicraw S. G..
On the 2nd inst, At Johns Island, by tho
Rev. Charles ii. Hall, RonERT G. MCFApDIN,
of Sumter District, to SARAH PAULINE, only
daughter Of the Hon. Paul C. Grimball.
On Thursday evening the 9th inst, by tho
Rev. d.. Mcqueen, Mr.. RonERr NJ. sDuRANr,
to Miss LOUISA }. G.. WHITE, all of this
District. E.
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q GRAPHIC Observation-Disclosures is a
class OF animals called curnpromiscr-, whose
character and pccn!iar,ics arc ,rulllfullv
81 etched in the following remarks, which
we find in the New Orleans Delta:
There arc a class o. tin;l. nervous poii.
%ficians, who are ctcrn,llv crying oul on all
occasions OF political rxcicuncnls INVOLVING
important principles aud the most momcn.
tous and unavoidai,lc issues. ooh uiyc MS
peace and quiet: put Gown ay tation and
agitators; let us, at any and ali so..ti,e-,
and by every KIND ri compromise. pre-
vent any interruption OF our concord,
any disturbance OF friendly relations. o..
iride and The due course ~ comucrcc-
The Wholesome p~roycrt,, "A S;lch IN time
saves one, is lost upon these politicians.
They arc always for putting u.riilc evil day
as long as possible. They postpone send
ing for the surgeon until the wound u,l,r-
rcncs. For prcscn; peace they are wI!,lnp
TO barter the whole future. These ]poi.,ici-
ans have bccn the banc OF ;tc South. Hu,
for them the vcycd question Of slavery
would long since have iccn settled ON \
ilrm and lasting basis. and The South wouId
have escaped the long tram Of cv.is which
has flowed from The continued uncertainty
'''''' wv SitJcNi IA SItNtTN. IL Is lnlS
uncertainty winch nj present Expresses and
i'hpover!shcs the Southern States. We
purchase pc zee AT a s]acriir" ni The pros-
prr!ty oi The SoAlh. There 5 a peace OK.
formally but 'rcay inIcrnl.Iy. Capital and
enterprise will not CONE intn Il country
whose integrity aud existence arc uuiy pre-
served from disturbance aud overthrow by
mere paper c"Wproms Sos, ~ the Conccs-
SONS OF pn:otrlanS who wlli, Tomorrow.
eat the words and pledges %, today. W.,
have aiways thought that The true policy OF
me S"uth was to a%iral" uni! some p"rInu.
heh' ana fundamental securities were OBJ
th'hch against renewed agitation, not ,n
consent to mere palchcd-up compromises
hollow truccs and Temporary sc,ilcurn,s
Such was the Missouri compromise which
was The panacca OF that era. and such wIll
prove The recent adjustment, the huInhur
of this era.
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School.

Tho Subscriber will again open school in the
town of Sumicrville. on The second Monday in
this month, (thc 18th inst.) wIsre he Taught
last year, and on the same conditions &c.
My wife Mrs. +. ID. Barrett, will Oh the same
day, resume the duties Of her school. Mt The room
near our residence. on the same terms sin. ,n,,rbt
nj the last year, viz: eight dollars, the session of
five months. We can accommodate some five
or xix little girls, rot exceeding twelve y,nrs If
nge, with board. on the following terms, Viz:
Board the Two Scssions. sim
Tuition same time, lG
Washing, ~
:, w. G. BARRETT.
Snmtcrvillc, Jan. 9Th, 1851 II q,
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HERE Is SOME PoETuY AS Is POETRY
Mister dcltcr---as my gal seys all tho
boyws ritca pottery fur de nuespeapers
please TO pu, thcs bironeck in big tipcs sc
me congc!c can Spell it wei and rcdeIly:
a SonHcYe tn me S,cetehcnrt's Eiebrou.
Sum gals cicaks nrc reddish Xix the Rose
but ! go In strong for watts above tho noae
= sircakcd arches of the darkest hu
stand Ccntrcy ahov llur cics of blu
q Cud STEELE ] alum Of that Eyebrow Britc
Gchn.ifit tlicnks Die i siiud with Dclitc
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$50 REWARD,

50 ! will give FIFTY DOLLARS nEwAnp,
~ for the apprehension and delivery OF my
MSsman GEORGE, in the Jail in Columbia.
-S. c.. "r Twenty-Five Dnllur- Reward for
his confinement, in any Jail, ~ that | can ge, him
again.
GEORGE is about 81 years old, ) fee, 4 or G
inches high. how-!cgycd, black. full eyes, and
'o!er'hly quick spokcn-calls himself u carren-
Ter by trade.
lie was purchased n short time since from Mr.
E-lcrling. II miles above Georgetown :. c.
Address, I'M. Il. SHARP.
Columbia, S. G..
Dec. 25,h, 1850 9 lf
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Head Quarters.

COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, 1850
GENERAL ORDER. No. l..
VAJ s. Lyles, Maycy Gregg, James NJ. Mel
~ son. Robert Norman, Thomas p. But.
Ter, X. n. Gonrdin. Samuel McGownn. Will.
inm H.. Evans, l.. NJ. Keitt. and X. S. Bcdon
Esqnircs. having been appointed Aids-de- Camr
to His EScellcncy, the Governor. with the rank
OF Licu,ennnt.C Colonel, will be oheyed and NJ.
spccted accordingly.
By. onicr OF the Commander in Chief.
wv. CANTEY, Adjt and Insp'r i:en'rl.
Deer. 25,h, 1850. 9. A..
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Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largest and mos, varied assortment Of
Goods, Wares, aud Merchandise, to he found
in Sumtcrvilic, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries,
Crockcry. Hardware, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
Hats. Caps. and Bonneis, Boots and Shoes,
Sadlery and Harness., Sole, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carriagc Trimmings, Including A.les,
Springs. md Mal!cable Castings.
100 Sacks Salt.
Swcc,Is and English Iron, broad md narrow
bars, square and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Boiler Iron,
5000 yards Bngcing
Together with Rope. Irvine, &c.
SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention Of Teachers Is particularly re-
lIIcstcd 10 The above M fiom our immense
stock any quantity or kind can lie obtained.
We have the most complete assortment of
READY MADE CT THING
TINT has ever been brought Ia this market, To-
gother with Cloths, Cassimers, and Vcstings.
Come and sec
CARPEIING, BAIZE AND RUGS,
1000 yards carrcting, Rugs to match, and stout
Booking Yaize.
Paints, Glass, Oil, Putty Whinng dc dc.
We can SIMPLY any quantity, quality, or colour
of paint md can recommc nd our Glass as to
quality and al Charleston prices.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
including DR.. Jaync's Family Medicines. One
bale Fresh Hops just opened.
Planters will find il 10 their advantage In ex.
anime our Blankets, and Negro Goods ma ,e
can sell them AZ low ms my Charleston iIous,.
December ith, 1850 6 tf
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Southern Rights Association

An extra meeting of the Association, for
Clarcmont Election County, for the defence
of Southern Rights, will be held at the
Court Honse, on "Wednesday the l5.h inst,
ut IL NJ. As business of IN impoanntcl,ar.
acter will he brought bcforo.tl,e Association
apunctual attendance Of its membcrsi is re-
quostcd.
%F BY order of tho President.
7. b. FRASER, Sec'ry.
Jan. Sth, 1851 IL IF
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Invitation.

TN" SUMTER RIrLEMEN and the Bca, Com.
pany CAPT. Ri.ANpING,) ur hereby invited TO
participate with the Clarc,nont Troop in the
Celebration Of their Anniversary, on the twenty
second dny of next February.
An Grafton will tc delivered on TINT ,lny by
a member of tIc Troop. Tie public generally
and the Ladies ia particular. arr respectfully in.
,iicd To attend, rs seats will he reserved for
them. "
by order "f the Committee Of invitation.
Jan. 18th. 1851 IL al
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FLORA,

fas'ry C""s and Batter cf CaicS, dc dc
Offers her services 10 tho ci.iycrs -,
sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
prcpnralion o! bridal i2asts, p~nriv-.uppcrs.
&C. Tier .ong experience ami service in
every department OF her business, j~u-ti,ins
hcr III engaging TO give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
Shc may be found by application at the
BARRIERS Shop in this place.
Sumtcrville, Jan. Stl!, l>5I II If
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South Carolina--Sumte Dist,

ny W. NJ " ~, I;S9., Ordinary, for said
District.
Whereas, S. p. Oliver, hath applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular The goods and cla!tciss rights
and credits OF c. c. Oliver, lite If the
said District, deceased.
Ihesc are, therefore. 10 citc and admon-
ish all and singular, the Kindred and credi-
Tors ct tho said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me a, our next Oriinary's Court for
Inc said District, To be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the l7,h day of jan
'ary INST, TO sh"w cause, il any, why tie
sal" administration should no, be granted.
ElVch under my hand and seal, this
lHh day of January in;hc year OF
L." 5. our Lord. one Thousand, eight humid
rcd andiiity-onc, and N 1.-THE -, year
oil American Independence.
w. LEWIS. }. 9. d.
Jan. 9Th, 1851 II ,,
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SCHOOL,,

The Subscriber hns opened school near
Providence, in this District, and proposes to
teach ut tho following rates:
Primary Glass, 500 90
Middle Gloss. ,5 ON
First Cluss preparing for College,
per ycnr, 30 co
Parents may board their sons with Mr.. ].
F. Ballard. WM. II. CapERS.
Jan. 9Th, 1851 III At
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Head Quarters,

COLUMBIA, Dec. II, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 9.
ID G.. McCaw, VIM. A. Owens, E. Alexander,
"a Jr., +. d. Means, +. w. Herio,, J. D. Ash
more, T.. r. Reynolds, Thomus IIancklc, Jr..
A.. Beckham, Edward Johnson, Il. Barnwcli
Rhctt, Jr.. w. II. Campbell, and +. L. Cal
houn, EsIuires, having been appointed Aids.de-
Camps TO His EIccllency the Governor. with
the rank Of I.icutcnant-C Colonel, will be obcycd
and respected accordingly.
by order of the Coinmander-in.Chi HE
wv. CANTEY Adjtend IHsp'r Gen'rl,
Dec. 35th. 1850
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aJGo1IGoes.
s9S-s EaSs@ Att
S@- Hts.f
-W ST9rISSt
OrFIcr VIII. a. M,y. II. r, "a

OFFICE VIII" d. MiN. II. X. Go.
MARION {. H., ). c., JAN. lsr, 1851.
The Annual Meeting of The Stock!o.d-
crs OF the Wilmington aud Manchester
Kali ltoad Company VIII be held ut Marion
Court House $. {. on tho 29,h January
inst.
a full representation either in person or
by proxy is particularly requested as bust.
ness OF Importance Will nc presented rcquir-
ing Tint a representation of at least two
thirds of the stock should be present.
JOHN McRAE, Jr., Scc'ry.
Jan. 10Th, 1851 ~ 81
" Waterman copy ill day.
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The State ofSouth Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.

ID" w VIN Do Il1V1.
William ID Rollings who il in the custody of
tie Sheriff. OF Darlington District, by virtue .ofn
Writ of Cnpias nd Saiisfnciendum nt the suit Of
john L. Erwin. having filed in my office togcth-
er with n schedule on oath, of his estate and ef.
iects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas.
praying that he may bc admitted to the benefit
OF the Acts Of the General Assembly made for
tne relief OF lnsoivent Debtors. 1t il ordered
That the said John f.. Erwin and ni other. tho
creditors to whom the snid William D.. Rollincs
Is In nnywise Indebted, he, and they nre hereby
summoned and have notice to appear before the
snih Court Mt Darlington Court finnse on Mon
day The seventeenth day Of March ne;,, TO slew
cause II any they. can, why the prayer of the DC.
uton should NOT be granted.
+. B. BRUNSON, c. C. r. q.
oiiice of Common Pleas, December 10, 1850.
Darlington District. 8 3m
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Meal and Grist,

HE subscriber will keep Meal and
Grlst. ut his Store which he will EXCHANGE
Tor Corn, or sell for cash, or his own Manor
only In no case will the article be charg-
cd 10 accounts.
II. J.. COGllLAN.
January, S;h, 1871. IL #
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Rail Road Notice.
s:ss 3ss5s,.s 2fAa ST.
Orr,cE VII. & Man. Z. Y {

OrricE WIZ. & Man. K. Z. Co, J
Marion &. II. ). G., Dee. -, 1850. {
The Stockholders ofthc Wilmington and
Manchester Kali Road Company, arc here
by notified that lie Eighth InsiaImcn, o,
five dollars per share ON thor Stock IS re-.
CURED to be paid on the lirs, day OF January
lSJl.
by order Of the Il ard OF Directors.
JOHN McltAE, Scc'y X T'rcas'r.
Dec. 18th. 1900 3 If
.-f7" Waterman viii copy.
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
CLAREMONT TROOP

NoV nr hereby ordered to parade ut your
usual place OF rendezvous on SATURDAY the
22l day Of February next. !, is hoped there
viii he n full attendance of the troop. IA the
laws against dcfa,ltcrs and members who are
not III full uniform will be rigidly enforced.
By order Of Capt. /. y. IoRlNG,
1: MYERS. O. s.
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Land For Sale.

Essss a tract of land containing 700 ceres,
IL more or less, lying five miles below
Carriers Crossing. on the Camden Read, I've.
tween Two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of WIN Cooper, J.. G..
Wthcrspoon, md r. Jusny, belonging TO
the estate of David F.. Wilson. For terms,
apply TO either Of the undersigned.
+. G.. DUBOSE,
a SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 9th, 1850 tt
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MNTNSE.

All persons indebted Ia J.. D. ITopc decd. mr.
requested Ia make immediate payment to Rich
ar'ison y llnmmri, my Attorney, IN whose
hands the Books and papers 'nvc been placed
Tor settlement; and also those having demands
against said Estate will hand them in 10 the
same properly a,lcsicd.
j. VI. BUTLER. Ad'mr..
Dec. - 1850 9 z,
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Notice..

,Ha0EHmh The Steamer ROBERT MAR
H6sqtHsHtisSa TIN will resume her rcrula-
EKGsss.ssESI trips mp the San,ec River, af,c.
she returns from rclec, which will he in ,hr
course Of ten or fifteen days.
J. S. T1NDAI.
Agent Weights Blnf.
jan. 6ti, 1851 II q,
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ROBERT L.ATTR.

LATE TIE FIRM bFDitkSONN LNTTA
would respectfully inform Ii, friend. and the
public generally, ihai ic is iiow rccciy iug n IA.
ricfY of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Which he
will sell low for casli-Two doors above TIE
Planicrs' llotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlnp's, esq.
Camden, :. G. Dec. 10Th, 1850 q #
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D. ]. WINN,
MERCHANT TsHH.OR.

''cnld respectfully inform his friends end
INC public generally tha, he now has ON hand
nnu OH rs for sale on reasonable terma a large
"na Splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimers
SA hnd %Eestings, with Hats. Gaps, fgzs
Suspendcrs Cravats, Socks, fine lin. Isl
Iii en- and Mrrino Shirts, Drawe. ., 49,
Gloves, andketchirfs, Umbrellas, dc.
Aien and Boys Rea"y Made Clothing OF eve.
ry description and variety.
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, S%ord.,
81 a"ictts, &c, furnished nj short Notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Rinemen furnished -.
reasonable terms.
uJ'liis ~restines are peculiarly rich, consisting
of fnr richer PATTERN, than ever previouslv .Ts
hihited in this market.
Oct. l6. 1850 81 n
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II GEEATEsT DisCoycNy or THE
NoE'-l mere has just hccn brought to
ns"t me application "i a power mhich is
SuPefScdc entirety he present steam porer
~ me 'r0rId. THIS announcement may
"taH9er some, but the discovery when II
snail be hivnIgcd, wall stigycr them n thou-
sand times more.
IL has been made by an Eastern man.
VINO has completed his moIcls-onc of
winch viii be deposited at Washington as
soon as patents shall be secured ~ The d,f.
ieTcnl European countries. The machine
ry Is entirely per. cctcd--ihc power is a mo.
tive one, and STRAIN has no part IN creating
It. So simple aud economical! are the prin.
rIple and application, tina, two tons OF coal
will be sullicIcn, to drive the LARGEST sim
OF the line around The world.
" are no at liberty, now 10 Gjyuloo
more OF this wonderful discovery: but we
predict. with the greatest confidence, thu,
a short time only will clapsc before a ,o,,,
revolution viii take place throughout the
"orid III our motive system. Indeed, we
assert WIN The same "uiidence, HAT the
tle year iSoo terminated the sovereignty
Of steam. 80
This Is no chimcra. We moan wlo,
on """ ,iIi''' pricl IN point OF dura-
t,oh' VIII evolve this wander, nj presont
ma as WIN a ganzc, only from the public
eye, TO the nstonislmcnt of C~lrisrcpdom-
an aston'shment far greater than that mr.,
duced by the discovery of steam or tho
magnetic iclegraph.-Gc manto,rn, (pal
Telegraph. ~
MARIGosA LUMrs--A gentleman ON
MI ..-t - 80
MONDAY exhibited to us two Jumps taken
from the bed of the N~lariposa. They were
found with their surfaces exposed 10 the nc.
ton OF the steam, and the water had polished
the golden streaks in them until thcy looked
as It they had passed through the hands off
skliliu' jewelIer. The largest lump weigh.
cd 1877 ounces l6 pcnnywcights and IL
grains, and was valued at $4,000.
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Notice

Persons having demands agains, the ES-
tate of X. Richardson, Decd. are requested
TO present them duly attcs,cd, and those in
debtcd to mako payment to
G.. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Admr.
Nov. 6, 1850. . #
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REMOVAL,
McROY & JONES.
Come and See,

gone anu See.
Eiegan, black and Fancy Silks,
Figured and Embrol derrd Cashmen.
Mode and Figured Alpacras,
Beautiful PLAIN aud Figured glnck sInar.,.
Black end colored Colleges md Ginrilans
n'srk nna. coisrel ShaWia of every she md
WEIGH and Silk Warp Fianneis:
Marseilrs Quilts etc. etc. AS'
- For sale by
Oct. %, 1850 So n.
a large loe or Raggiasr
Roy and wine
Lindsays kerseys and Plains,
Negro .Sl,ors, Negro Binnkrts &c.
For sale by J. #. SOLOMON sS cn
Oct. %, 1850 50 ~
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The State ofSouth- Carolina.

Samuel Andrews who is in the custody of the
Slctii OF Darlington District. by virtue of n
ri of tapiaS ad Snlisfncirndum nj ,h,. SHIT Of
John +. Erwin. having filed in my office together
Nw'liin schedule on oath. of his estate and effects,
la, petition 10 the Court Of Common Pleas. NAV.
ing that he may be admitted 10 the benefit nf the
Ac.s OF III" General Assembly. mnde for rLr ~.
lief of l~nsolvrni Debtors. IL is ordered that the
SAID John i. Erwin, and all other the creditors TO
whom The said Samuel Andrews is in any wise
indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned and
have notice To appear before the said Court ut
Darlington Court House, on the nineteenth fny
~ March next, 10 shcw cause, If any they can.
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid should
~, bc granted.
Il. B. BRUNSON, C. C.. r. d. d.
Office Of Coinmon Pleas,
Darlington District, :. c. 8 3m.
Drcrmber, 18th, 1850.
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ANY, AND E THING.
a. ], & P. MOSES,

Having received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer ut their coInmodious Ware
Rooms
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Negro Shoes,

Wilson & Caragon's Shoes for sale low
by w. ]. FRANCIS.
Nov. 18th, 1850
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have said enough to induce early and
prompt action on tho subject, by the Senate.

,CoTroN TRADE OF TIE UNITED STATES
Erports.-The following table gives the cx-
ports of cotton from tho United Slnics for a mum.