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Proposals for weekly service invited also, Propo
sails TO embrace Swanrstown, (sec 2956)
2s56 From Shelby at a m, once week, Tuesday
BY Swsngsown, New House, s. c., and Antioch
To YorkvAle s. c., by 6 m, 30 miles
And back between m and p m next day.
Proposals for semi weeky service invited also pro-
posals to supply Clnxm.n, and white Plains in lieu
Of swangstown, New House, and Antioch, (scc Nos.
1860, 1885, and 3I7s)
1857 From Ru,herfordton at m, week, Friday
BY White Oak, Sandy Plains, EarIcsvle, 8. c., Cow
cnsvillo, Mibursh, Milford, and Palon.,
To Greenvile G. H. :. g., by III next day, SO
And back between m Saturday and p m next day.
295s From Rutberfordon at m, week, Thursday
BY Logans Store, Duncans Creek, Polkville, and Gar
ner's Ford
To Camp Call by pm, 81 miles
And back between a and p next day.
Proposals TO extend to Shelby will be considered
1859 From Ruiherfsdton at M week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove
To Marion by | next day
And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL m and p next day. equal to ~ miles
and back.
1850 From shelby a, m, once week. wednesday,
BY Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace,
And back by Kings Mountain White Plains, and
Clingman, between m and next day. equal
to rs miles snd back.
Proposals to cmi, White Plain, and CIngmsn in
vied, (see No 1861
1861 From Shelby at 6 . m, once week. Thursday
by Brche,svilIe, Sandy Rum Grassy Pond, 8 G., and
Corohen's;
To Spsrtansburgb G. H., g. c., by G M 40 miles |,
And back between m and p next day.
1862 From Rubefordon at 5 a m, week. Tuesday
BY Coopers Gap, MI.'s Gap, and Edneyvle,
| To Hvndcrsonvlle by m, - miles
And back between m and p next day.
Proposals end Edneyvie invited also propo-
sails to end at Horse Creek.
| 1888 From Ashevie At a m, once week. Friday
by Sulphur Springs Avery's Creek. Mill River Boils
| ton, Clsytonville. and Dsvidsons River,
/ To Ca,hey's Creek by p m, 81 miles,
And back between a and p m next day
1864 From Ashevie at m, twice week, Monday and
Friday,
by Hommeny Greek, Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon,
| Wsynesvie SCOTS Greek, Franklin, Tennessee
/ River and Clayton, ca.
| To Clsrksvin., Ga, by 8 p m "Wednesday and
Sunday 100 miles;
| And bsck between a Mondsy and Thursday, and
8 p next Wednesday and Saturday. .I
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2s17 From Nashville al m a week, Fhdsyi
To Peach Tree Grove by IN, az miles
And back between IN Friday and liz m same day
1918 From Clinton al week, "Wednesday
BY Pine Grove, Monks siore New.on's Grove, and
Draughans store
To Aveysboo' by spmi
And back by Gibbs Gross Roads, Holy's Store, and
Beamsn's y Roads, between o a m and pm Thurs
day, equal TO 40 miles and back
2sl9 From Laurel Hill after arrival of mail from Cheraw,
say at p IN, twice a week, Tuesday aud Saturday
To Rockingham by 10 m, II miles
And back between 8 m aud IL m
Proposals to exleod to Wadesboro are invited. Also
proposals at Springfield instead of Laurel
Hill.
$500 From Laurel Hill at a week. Tuesday
by stewartssile
To Glopolis by p m, IL miles,
And back between y aud Ii IN.
Proposals for semi weekly service will be considered.
1921 From Lumberlon al Z once week, Monday
by Howellsyille
To Prospect Hall by p m, 20 miles;
And back between "a and 8 p m
Proposals embrace Smiths Bridge, either way or
both ways will be considered
2s22 From Little Rock Fish at ! p m, Monday;
by Lumber Bridge;
To Phiadephus by p IN, 20 miles;
And back between and IL m.
1928 From Lumberton at 9 week, Fadayi
BY Pbilsdephus. Giopos. Cowper Hill, sewartsvlle,
Queensdale, and Aliordsvlle'
To Lumberon by P IN next day, equal to 81 miles
and back.
2s24 From ElIzabethtown a a week Tuesday
by Big Swamp Fair Bluff, Gum Swamp, White
Marsh, Whitesvle, and Western Prong;
To Elzabeh.own by pm next Thursday, equal to So
miles and back.
Proposals omi, Fair Bluff invited
2s25 From Weldon daily at2am;
BY Halifax, Enfield, marlborough, Rocky Mount,
Joyner's Depot, Wilson, Black Creek, Nahunta,
Goldsborough, Everetsvie Faison's Depot, Warsaw,
Strcklands Depot, Teachys Washington Depot,
Sli's Creek, Cypress Grove, Wilmington, and Smith
vile;
To Charleston s. G. in 81 hours, by 9 M $40 miles
And back daily between p and next day
1896 From Weldon at "a p week. Thursday;
By Quankey and Westand;
To Lieon by sa next day, 25 miles
And back between 8 a and 3 pm.
1927 From Weldon nj 3 IN, three times week. Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday
BY Jackson, Rich Square, Roxable, Hotel, and Wind
To Plymouth by Sp m, ~ miles
And back between m and p next days
Proposals for semi-weekly service invited Also,
proposals to reach Plymouth in time for the departure
1868, without reference the advertised schedule
on that route, proposals for changing which invited
1888 From Enfield at M three times week. Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
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AkNsY YALL q. III l,stS Sssapi. 1861 !.

s eSsSl tss fl ,ss SSss;ept. 1861.
~
onf issYar$Sf tho ssitn lusi., inviting
nse: ID sd, resss q mass meeting Of the
sSitizens et tiI,ier District, M Sumter
vile, on he istsl Monday i: oclober,.
sis before l$eet Steu uch sresre. that
strssisli eng q t,er,.enls pt q private ma
i9rer wi prevent me from responding
Ssiiig person 40 an iGt i,sisorlw which, under
piiief eifeurnstances Nculd cheerfuliy
= lone, j am ilfoFnsd by your
siesisr tlia. Co.'s. Preston and Chesnut
ssYi llInsot you on that occasion. Tho
Ftpsence of these gentlemen will be
sssqsiite sufficient 70 arouse and Put in mo-.
ssionSal! that can tlisnify and advance
siiy cause: Any ,ngressinaal Dis
tsictslnigh, be p:oad OF the possession
J. ofistao such sots. In my krieth poilii.
scal !ita IL has been my fortune 10 be
55fis,sauensiy associated with these gentle
!r,eii, ard feel that can say Of . sfulh
y u tiiRt When The hour shall arrive that tho
shui5s. Of Sou,h Carolina will be unsafe
lin their keeping, wa may bid adien 10
every hope Tia, has heretofore sus;ain-
q e,ll sis, and 10 all thai has been fondly
ciaitHed as sCarolinians.
gentlemen: Whs. is il that is really
Involved in1lhe great issue now before
The country ltmigh, have been sup.
{ posed that such q question ut tho pres
], ,ent stage of affairs would meet with an
undivided response, but i. is not So
4 We are forced 10 examine carefully
!. fer tlio real issue, even anid the h:oaa
4 s,tn-iig!t in which We are moving and
before answering this question, accord.
y ing,to the views | entertain, allow me
!. 10 enauira, from what cause has the
necessity for The enquiry sprung To
my mind it exists Ill this That IL IS
now manifest .ha, the course and end
Of the action insisted on is On utter ab.
surdily when considered with reference
10 the evil it is 10 meet. The PROPOSE
a ,ion contains within itself the undcnia.
q bic evidence OF ihis, 10 wit the sepa-
rate e5nulipnaii,y Of South Carolina for
Z the protection Of African slavery
y Why, gentlemen, If South Carolina
can alone 30 .ilis, we have all witou,
exception been doing very foolish
shing in so nuch desiring cooperation
il wo have the means atid resources
adequate {, That emo, we haSe been and
afsgaow taking a great deaf Of unue-
cessaty ,ruubie--we should have left
tbs Union long ago. lfSoalh Carolina
cannot protect the institution alone, her
separate secession must be napotens
for GOOD. Every body wou!,Scc salts
fed II mean every reasons' ie many to
ie, things remain ms they re, Apart
from the slavery question why 1t new.
er entered insa lie hearf 3, one ouI OF
every fifty whc.arc nc shouting Tor
separate Secession, ans iof as many
1 Eetsous as They, hayenunoefs, 20 utter
such sentiments four or tive yegrs ago.
! Blu. all a, once, as if end wed with the
ritt OF + the er,-s are told
IA, :!ss 4. ~ bly, seen
.rgssy II - ts{ ssepa.
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FLORA,

Pastry Cnh and Baker of Cohes, &c. &c
Offers her services 10 It's. citizens Of
Sumter and the ndjoinug Districts III The
pcpaFat'"n "t bridal ieass, party-snprcrE,
&c. Her long experiences an,l service in
every department of her business. ius,itica
her III engaging to give entire satisfaction
TO her employers.
S!'r may be found hy anniics.ss::;.:, a. the
Barber's Shop in,his place.
Sumtrrvil!r. Inn. CIT, 1851 lltf
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q. J, WINN,
III gE3HsEksANT TABOR,

Wm!!l respectfully 'n!orm hjs friends and
uc nnhlic generally that he now has on hand
and OH - FOR st,lS on reasonable forms large
ana sp!cnii! assortment Of Cloths. Caasi.ners
NG&S nnd FrSting-, wId Hats, Gaps, Tsa
S3 snspendcr., Cray ala, Socks. fine lin %
ID en- nnd aicrinu Shifts, Drawers,
Glorcs hnndk rrciiiels, Umbrellas, &c.
hIcn and boys Reany Made Clothing OF eve
~ description and variety.
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms Sword,
Ei nnrtts, &c.. furnished nj short notice.
Uniforms fuf 5amIrE iHacmru '"rnshed "r,
:. ..-.zs...>..,. sC.;tis.
NJ ili- restnrs are recuIiariy rich. consisting
of far richer PATTERNS tnn ever previously c1.
hhiied III this market.
Oct. Is 1851 81 81
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yionsi ita.i = tc an epfn 9!e spitcSft of
action among .ets,itizens OF Ibis, snd
other S!a.es, I'd siniica,ion of their:
rights
III October last, ut q meeting in
Charleston, where one OF sthese Associa.
licns was formed, havitg some appres.
hension even ihen, that such u policy,
as has aince been developed, might, per.
i,aps, be in contemplation, in public
address, al that time deprecutedI
premature action on the part Of
South Carolina, urged that c,ller
Stales We're suhisa. 20 the same gfiav.t
asces as herself" and tha, she should
L 4opi "nliy remedy" recommended
by 'hem 'aeyen though she herself b.
loved il itnugatory,," and MS 10 "D,sun.
ion . which myself thought tho ''opiy
ultimate remedy" we must DlpE QUA
TlME.''
These were Known to be my views
when was elected q Dniegalc to the
State Convention i, the February fol-.
lowing. And'in Marcil, inn letter 10
tho Southern pa,rio, under my u;.n sir.
nature published in Tho Mercury, ] de.
veloped. a, sonio lcnglh, my idea ,I,a,
action on our parl, for The purpose OF
destroying our Old Government, and es-
Publishing q new, should he pred,ca,cd
upon the Stale Of public sentiment in
The other pianfation States, and .i,a,, a,
the present time, the conditon Of pubic
sentiment IN Mesd States did no, ,oarran!
tho Secession Of South Carolina.
Since 'ha, time so'hing has occurred
10 change those views, but on The con-
irary yer. much 10 confirm them.
Allow mo 10 conclude BY expressing
the earnest hope TINT there may be such
an uncquivocal demonstration Of the
views Of The People Of ihs Ssaic upon
this vexed question, through The Ba1io.
Bor, in The approaching election for the
SOUTHERN CoNGREsS. as will at once
pu, /, a, rest or restore that harmony
and unanimity which the proposition FOR
Separate Secession has SO nn!,arpiy
dcs; soyed.
With aHsutnn1tS,
gentlemen, OF high
consideration am very
respectfully you, oht wi.
!. ". HAYNE.
TO Messrs. JNo. ]. MooRR, S. M..Y-
RANT, JNo. N. FR,gRsox, CommiAce
OF Invitation.
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N, CR A n E,
",'''s'f''cinrer of ksugg.cs.
LIGHT CARRIAGES,

Returns his sincere thinks 10 .a.rss, V,
.hc ciEcus OF Sumter Di,.ict rSisE,-p9zsess2G.
Tor iiiciT liberal patSonag" hiihcr. SEZz--&zaI &1aI
!" bcsiy"'i and hcga lcav, 30 inform them ,hn.
he Keeps cuFt-sanJly on han The above article.
'i h'S own manufacture aui warrants ,ie same,
:" hn "i the b"St Ina'rrin', Workmanship and OF
The latest syir t'.N p'iCcs shall compete with
tie Nhitinslon prioe- and ~ 10 dur;,tilny, no
c"npAris"n; I" hc convinced van viii please
MI al has Caring. depository on Broad Street.
"'rt Ia" .".... -, ...u y,....... c- you,.
'Ih twenty ycass experience, and ,.ibsiiy 5
4, nd,
Nic "i'h tbs country ai.I tho ar. ri
trade.
',, 1851 % tf
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Through Fare from Charles
ton TO New York $40,
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
- 80 frIIAIlI Ee.si,i-lM q e. Ns5.sst
ilssIIa t.|E a,

ss3 CHAIR LEsTOE, s.. g,
LEAVING tho Ehati at the foot OF
LauroDs-st daily pt 8: p. M. after the.
arrival of the Southern rS-s, via wills
MiNGTON, and WEI. DON, N. G. re-
TERSBuRG, RICHMOND,, to- WA5if-
INGI3h, BALTIMORE, I'HILADEI,-
pH and N. YORK. 81,
The public is respectfully informed that
tile! steamers OF this line, from Charleston
To w iitnington, are IN first rate condition.,
and nrp Davigatcd by well knoWnnnaespc-
rieliccd commanders, and Tho railroads are
III fjnc order, (,he Wilmington and We'll.
don Road having recently hGeH re- laid with
heavy I RAID thereby securing both
salety and dispatch. a TBRouGu TICK,
Ell having already been IN operation will
be continued as a permanent arrangement
from Charleston 10 New York. Dy shls
route travellers may reach New York
on the third day during business hours
On AID af.cr the first day OF July next,
Baggage VIII bc tlche;cd from tho poin,
OF departure to Washington CITY. under
The charge OF special Agent or 6ass;s,:ge
Master. a, Washington the sanic will
be transferred 10 tie care OF similar agents,
"i.n VI! accompany IL 10 Now York, aEd
like arrangements will Be pursued in re-
turning South.
Through Tickets 10 New To.k can
alone be had from +. WINSLOW, Agent
of the Wimngtcn and Rlic;gh r. r..
Company, At tho oliicu -; the Company,
foot OF Laurens-stroe,, Charleston, s. C.
10 whom please apply. and TO Charleston,
al the Office oi the New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company, New York
July 2, 1851 3G II
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f'y .4 1i'f a'o'H saas ssorsSnor
aadi lep.R.aader-in in. Caief IN ond orer soafh
Cai8, i'm. ssB e
W1IEIiEA s., itiioffna tion liast - = Z ,,,
ns, afroslDus ajrlnier wsa e;,,: ,,, 1ssI
i,am clana of Idgsiieii Distri. \ -, :sytsf n,
P.6s,i,ss, ard sojd = > ..ss ;s.I 81
Now, In order that tic or. .s.Is,. 80 H..
brcugbtto trial; John II. 81 80, sss,,, n
Rnt aesf ,he State, do bana ,.ss,
tinn, Offering rsssnId of TN If,,,,pJ - a,t
Fifty Dollars for ilsc ehensi q. ,,s "A;
Of tic said fugitive TO the ailt at. E.ts,. AZ
District = = - - - rssaH1
Tho said Philip T.. G1ode ts ni
years Of age feet or inUhes ys,, ~,
sineny, rtiddy conple1 ia1,
DARK hair and quick spoken, Wig ! =, "a.
cay between his front teeth. 90 :. 'et -
GIVEN under my hnrd and ~. g., 4 ~
State, the 2oth day of Ansnsr ~ 80. VI
o;,s Lord, enc ,loasand cil,, t,,d,:..i :, ,,d
fif,y-pne.Tis az -
Hy tie Governor, JNf3 ,r ,,r.SS
w. r. .hETnGR.5Dep, Sec. 81 - ~. - '9
& Sept. 18th, 1851 a. A,
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thansfu! f"r :ro>r t'.vnurs ,ha subscriber wi.h
ca to int1Tsi' the pnhir that ho G!ill manuG;,c
tnrcs Cotton :i.s II; his rsu,hiialimciN iU Sla.c'
burg, on itin n,osl Improved and a..psnvc,i plan,
which hc thinks that the cotton g,Ipc,. on one
of liosr gins Of tln laIu ,mproy rnrI,: j worth
ut IL i IL quarter oi u "cnL mare ihau the cot
ION sinncd on tie ordinary Gin. tie also nIau-
uincturcs ihr,n On thc mos; simple coiiEtruc ,ni,
=: the fines, finish and OF tht. best materials Il,
wit, Sir-l Saws and Steel Platrs RIBS Case
hardened which hr win cell FOR 81 per Saw
fic also repair. Old gins and puts teni III COM
plc.r order at III. shortest notice Il psiisra iot
GINS will ~ promptly and r,mCtualiv attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Siatcburs, Sum;rr Dist, $. c. April -, &c q
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q. w. PRICE,
Ta Cg.ss Ia sssrs " ms or.

Respectfully informs his friends and The public
generally tat Is. has j'is; n ceivcLl = New Stock
al SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS cQrlsts,-
ing Of Broad Cloths oi various Kinds and col.
ors. Fine Cas.;mrrc>, Black aw! Striped, .ecc-
iI"I Of fcstinYs. SATIN. silk nud White Mar
sriltes. iinenH uIrvcry Kind, iinndkvrrhrils Cra.
vniS. kih Gloves, Umbrellas. All p-rson.
wishing anything ir his line will ,weil 10 cnll
Garments can be mndc q, th, ~ al notice.
March 2Gih 1851 = II
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GIN MAKslses Sc.


we are prepared % execute or,lsys Ii,
any e&tenf5s''s:: tle above lire, both Esr aIe.g
'SorEand repairs. Our fs,.:S! fs;s.S are nos s,,f-
passed byaay ntadei in the State, nogsesif,,,
All 'iic advantages oe Tho Falling Hfass,
ana. S''aino Rihs, whieli saye: 4 ngeSt ,ieal
IN way Of repairs, We aisa nsSs tho Ssteel
Plate Saws, yitl teetts sci in ai, &s.s.le sf.ss
Cannot pUssihly iniuse Tho snest staple.
WIKI az, imlrogfaeh: 20 regulate st.s rnDsiTirs
atthe cotton; nus brush is const iicsetf q, s
p'an' giving nj oncA, the advantages ef
iLghtness, strength and iosee--sii very
material IN the successful operation oil i
Gin. We wotid invite planters 70 cali
at our shop and examine .ay themselves,
whilst We would assure. .,he pubiic gsi,sfai.
y, that they shall hasa nhcausa so com.
Plaiii either of our work nr Trieea.g
CABINET MAKING,
. We arc also prepared to do work Ia tas
1abinet line~-such as Relstea1s. Hasa.
robes Ssfes, Book cases, Ssaiaas, I,abies,
ssS,dpsoaTds, &c. &e, at short abtice, on
liberal terr1ia. sssaS.3ss1
HUDSON & BRtPTYEa.
Or -1sitcthc Presfggesi Il SBare6.
Snnft-tt .sle. gasRsit:aa, fa4Sl SO
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Spring and Summer Goods

The Subscribe is ucy. r,,,r;, ,rr III. Sist,fSs,
STOCK OF which h. nts:.,. - s'ifS ny.
pn5,n AZ rciaee'i .5s :cs; epuslsiins in par, AZ
ts,,!s plstS r, Eatit.an sgan,ns.
SupcrtRc Che .t
solii.,, Solid col"FF:,ryenae ..F lawns,
ER4hfoElns N,.,;, fs$;
solid o
NFaysi ssa iaes, S
aaSaaet <iei,tg,
t:.isRFting,
SKIS sdgit,g.
SS,s Inserting,
s!s~ r"Ia sino" ,s' >,:'':.i :.:i.saa. r,;,,o,..
Ladies Ralloon Sle.yes.
Nrcdlei worked Collar.
CarnaSion Brat,
Rasish 'frininis0gs.
"a Ristetu, -
4 Sik Pesiua.. Tri,p,oi,u,.
Neck Ribbon
Black and cclorc,l Xii Gloves.
Siik ParaSols,
. Cotton
b zFin'ed Mnslius,
finr'a III
t'amE.ray Cingiam..
Sy'o"n ana Dsnb Linen Drills,
9ia Demn-,
s sJigSIStou Aces.
Z s;5FssSz end MUll NInsias.
.lsatfn Canbrlck IlankcTehir&,
st,Pr 5a, f'a'd md s'dPsd Iioasespun,
SSH i.2ng Cicihs,
31;s'on Z 2 mad At Shirtincs
81! Syillc 5-Snad 81
~, . Cotton Osnahnrg1,
.ssigss' fN'sS prsuts Colors warten.ed,
!s35s4tf-F "a
sis ,utr.tnrn ffis,s.
v ha,iing
/, iask and eoiore6 Gaites,
{ -! Skis Slippers.
Walking Shes,
y SIX and colonel Caters.
4, n ,;t 2and Siss ila,s,
gti9osn and fas,a,na Hats.
~ z. etio Hat,
sTaf Hnts,
HARDWARfs AND ugoCK.
ssg Ei,Y, dc. &c.
Ss 4i--ALSo------.---
Il. baltimore Flour,
$50 p,hrh Bulter,
43i EEs-f5 ~ gss- gliSh Cheese.
3 l,. i9w f9' s1s', or 70 egnctua Il.
VI, e. j. DiNKlss. lssE
So. - u ~
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solr alliea into onrytess itiiink not,
therefore ! am opposed 70 i. Il isrn-
ltfer amusing 10 see what straits The
secession purity and press ara forced ir
s.:sir sssa.:iir lGbors 10 carry out their ends.
Hhe Co.epcratiUn parry announced
as tho principles that ahsnld inilu-
enee them, the opinions hat separate
secession under existing circumstances
would not produce a Southern Union,
and failing in that it would produce no
good. And|now when i. is perfectly
manifest from The action OF the other
States, that the Co.opera,ionist were
right in the opinion that separate seces-
sion would end.in separate Nationality,
and therefore is inexpedien;. A holy
horror has apparently ssized the seces-
sions,s, that we still oppose secession
when ,he, very reasons for which we
have oppos5i it, are every Gay proving
.!."r.. ae!ye< correct. 1t is pure nllecta
tion, why gentlemen just look at it in n
plain point OF view, il would have been
The yeries, lriiling, it would be n stulli
i,ca'ion Of our intclleCts to say, W.
ore opposed to separate secession, and
mus, oppose it, but we are in favor Of
united secession with one or more Of the
Southern States, ifany oflhem will go
for il during the existence of tho Con.
ven,ion we concur, but il none Of them
will then, we go in for It any how. No
seccssionis,s tha, have ever hearl
Went for more t!ian Ibis q. any sime,
, and II is now Il matter Of wonder; Hon.
osco referenS. i'iiai those whose have
take" opposite ground should not be
found ia position with their most llira
opponents. IL is g shallow device to
cnt1upt The unwary. Where would have
hecn ,tle difference bctwecu parties If
this new light Of the seccssionsts re-
fleets these oPinions-,thu ore pretend
ed 10 haze existed kerctolnrc. South
Carolinn will be disbnnorcd i! she docs
no1 scccdc. In whose estimation, in
Jefferson Dayis's, The cheyniier BnyaId
Of tho South, no he counscls against II.
In the opinion Of Mcdonald, Of Quil,
man, Of Towns, o iuice, OF Thompson
[ Mississippi, OF our own Melville, OF
&eddon, or Of Mason, not SO. Gcui!e
'cn as ion. as our honor remains un-
furnished in the cs,inaiion OF such rs
these, with all the ibcls be fore them, The
ipse diXit Of few newspapers VINO iced
the iood OF iici, own creating should
Gsscc, US but lille. have ,rcspasScd
~ beyond my intention Oh your pa
,iencc, renewing 10 YOU my thinks Tor
the poiiteness which prompted your in.
yiiatioB.
nm very respectfully
your ob', scyY't,
w, a. OWENS.
Nicssrs. WAyRASr, FElERsoS and
Nn,,yr f'c.n,,i,t,c
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Gl)arlcsIuls sperti st,1euts.
Boots and Shoes.

: i SOUTHERN MAD y IA N i, s,ss
TA'rIoN SsB Il t,tss A IN; Is 81
y ~ s4s{ttls + IS u SER Y6S1. SHOES 49,
so, WfisssgSAf.I AND IsfsJsA III NO.
30, EAST BaY, Ia RIESToN. so. Ca.
rs Tho albscribef sgent Tor the, - U'RH CAR
iuIINA A : SHOE FACTORY, et Cbar.esloD,
y. e.. and tlie CIiERhW FACTORY, nj Che
raw, S. G., will utfsF fnt sale IN this market by
tho Ist.nf September. . large ssHpiy oi South
erp Raai,a; PLANTATION BRDGhSS i,sid
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES, toeeti,.r with
a general assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES,
which wiil be sold rs the loves. market prices
for goods or n similar quality. & q,
IL a. PHI AGLF -
Deale In Bmgaus. is,ots nlii Slites,
No. 30, Eass Bay.
August. 10, 1851. 5s8i A,a.
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B HOUSE.

.,tt5- ji.ss -. YHIiat Fssgacs & alyo in.
Sissss os sutn;s Yys ;ih aus
5t.z tiny s',aatfy tan s.s haa
sSte' Sis tod fsssf a. ssts,ia,
nisae grfll-i,iS 20 Ptsisc ICE tsft So n fg&,
Tx, g, ovcry variety, wesEiY
lie has asi hand, and will yr.Ssfts 40 sesssy
throughout the seosnn. ct9ife a, toFs;urst C.
.''"s an Earfials, Confsciio,is sies, F,s;i.
Nc, Nc, : which will DC ditIased ef sheapes
Nay 90. 1850 III n
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Notice.

Persons having demands aguila5
tate OF K. Richtnl.uu. Urcd. . t9,
q pros. ,.y". uuly auesIcd
dcU,ed 20 make payment to-
{. ~. RlCE
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Gin Bands,
LarI,

100 ih~ fri,ng Inc No. I. NlackcrcI, Su
gnr Cot!r-. AMI !, Il, JugG ctl and for sale
low by W, }. FRANCIS.
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1Nn%OEED ENDLESS CHAIN
Water Elevators

Al Persons wishing sooyc Elevators
cnn be snpn''''' ~ 'fc Subscriber, who is
rn" .EunL iot the District oi Sumter s.
4, +. LjGoN
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