The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11

Teal esiatn. iiio last spccies pf property that
feels This influence, ,sj som fi,,low. os
which there ara evident signs III the
increase of our population, md The scarcity.S
not ofhusinasa sites, Dnt 8f pIacexsa
residence. New fnercaiIiiie FIRMS arc
apringing up daily as titlls nr lib ffuiiS III
tlIls prcspcrn,is state 6F things. ytsicIi
bringing additional thpitai 10 Gharles,en.
and daStending its business conHexions. will
Introduce new forms Of labolr. md enlarge
ile old, until we slinll diversity f,,if
Industry. Tho sure source Of etslafifg aud
general prosperity. q rhere IA iii III sidea, tho
syidebfsa VI That activity OF spirit that
g diffpses Though d community .ln,oyant
illoposiofs prog rossiee rise of iOHune, iia.
parting md receiving The rewards ri
successful shusitiess,-- Char rlesioa areHislg2
Aces. 6
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Beware OF Pioikhc cclscss.
lflia pocket book of Sir. benjamin Pack,
of Ciarendon, was faken from l,is is,cke,
yesterday morning, whilst he wis engaged
a.llie ticket ntfice of The Railsoad Depif. =
gilosaiafl ia eii MT his pocket lqfuh,f 10
pay 5for his TIC ket, hut fciorned il LII his
pt5rkcs, s,yliilst, waiting fr the ticket and
His itlsange. hen these were i.aadeti ~
HIM sFl,e fclt for his pocket bpt HI sbni II was
}sgolie. I;s contents were about seven litin.
drcds sdollnIs, i've and len doliar bills Of Ift.
Bank Of the State. e
Let pc rsofls WIN, 80 lip tlis post .dfliec;
raiirOad depots aud sisaitiboat landings, bc.
wprc oflhosa sslia f'fpss upon li,t,ti.
~ Is Sta,iddrsi.
y7I1Tg syoaaN REtsssEp rao,i
SLApaaY.- 'Iio Circuit Court OF Rock
inghaln county Ysi las. week, after trial
that exciietl Hiilch iniensf, decided that
Ama,ltJa Janc, who Iiad boeti held aa d
slave eyer sinee her hififit sofiia iwpi,ts
years ago, was ~ lite ,yutr,hii, aitIit,t,pi,
her origitis isWas distinctly traced ia nc.
gress, Tho was = slave. Tie Register
says ~ Sc, 80
Alnandafs nppeataItce, The rt,lnf o.
her skin, her lair her eyes, her nose, iicr
Whole physical exterior. would pruse iieI
10 he What the jury have made i,er---a
white wonill. The tnsiimotiy Iisr::ssY;:.g her
10 he of fnogfo extraction was oi The strong.
cstand clearest kind, and yet .l,e appear
ancc Ui the woman seemed To canisadict II
all. Amanda Japc Inns bcen held as 1
slave slccesaiscly by Msasrs. Michael
Kiser, {sliuse negro siayo Sail was pro.
we'd to be het mother J.. afs Galley, and
waa heidi In bnfftlagc at ilie tlne I uf / f,e
trial, bYSair.sA. e. IIenebcrger. She has
degraded hcrself lin her seyiiutle, and iias,
become the mother nf two fine locking lii.
,lc.llegitinate children, perfectly wiii,e
who were dandied III 5tler :,riiIs luring .tl,c
c0arse of lie trial. "A more snlysterious
case, we lave never heard tried; and Il
excitedfron its c9lnienccment to its ciosc
The ,npst iIitcnse interest, Exceptions have
,beenslakeli 10 Tie tleeision sh tho case, by
the connseliior,he defendants. 6 \
S{ss II 20 ss ~.
UsSbisa on TRADE At New Get Ans ~
Tho Daily Crescent, of New Orleans,
giscs tho iolinssipg account of lie decline
ofbtisii,csa prospe ectEiii that city, owing ia
The advantages given 10 the Northern foute
by ytincauR. of canals and railroads:
'satle Is passing away from oir city.
Nashville edltrrs ale sshyssssinE in ssvaf,.
nal and ], ,iIarIeston ifir besiijess EinGiI,.
= ~ L..4s st, soni Having
ssssssler hte Canal B,,aFtis 4,!. az
yr hi X, a