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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an official
count of each drawing sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from
Address j. & Q. MAURY, Agents,
July % Alexandria, va.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES OF THE
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERIES,
For ,Augtst, 1851.
j. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.

Glass l. TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day. August %, 1851.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: $S7,5O0, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $14,260,
10 of $500, so of $4,000,
SO of $1,000, I'll of $500,
&c. sc. &c.
Whole Tickets only S20-Halves $l0-Quarters
$5-Eighths So so.
Class No. 100, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va,
Saturday, August 80, 1851.
rs Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: $40 0O0 $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $3,5s5,
90 of $1,000,
sc. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $l0--Halves $5-Quarters 81 So.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for August, just is
u sued, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
July 81 Booksellers, near 9th street.
TIyHE FAMILY EXPENSE BOoK-price 81
Il cents-Designed for individuals and families
to keep a correct and simple account of daily,
monthly, and yearly expenditures, being ruled,
with printed headings.
For sale by TAYLOR x MAURfs
Aug 10 Booksellers, near 9th St
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Election Of Teachers.

AZ Election will be held on the First ATop.
!"y IN October next, To fill the following on.
rcs III the Bradford Springs Female Institute
Viz:
y Male Assistant, TO be n married man. and
iuiiy cnmrctcr, 10 teach all the branches Of nm
Eneii,h and Classical Education. with n rnIorv
n' 500, and board Of himself, wiz. and all chi
"rch under seven; all children over seven to h..
entered and charged ~ rcnnlnr pupils for bonr
ana tii'ion--b"ys over twelve years excepted
"s iiitI are not 10 !ciIaiu in the Institution
Teacher Of French and Music. with ,olu.
ry oi i"ur hundred and fifty dollars and hoard.
one :n That can icnch on bvih Piano and Guitar
viii Inc preferred
An Assi>inu: Teacher of Music on Piano
~, M" Guitar: Ornaments! Needle Work. and
Shci' AMI WAY Work with salary of three
ho,"'!rd anu h!y dollars and board
y sccon,! Assistant Teacher of Music or ii.
""n anu Guitar, with Drawing and Painting
III tr;'y"n. Oi! and Water Colors. with n ,al,rS
"i thrr" hrndrc'l and Gny dollars and board.
An Assistant femulc Teacher in the Ii,.rn.
y Dci,hrincni. with salary Of three hundred
anu hiiy dollars and board
vi 'he Teachers wIl! bc expected such Ju,irs
"''",lE' as may from time TO time H., directed
u! HE board nf Trustees ana the princ;n,I
Ey order of the Board.
- Il. McLtURIN,
Snm'crviIle, Aug. ;, 1851. II Pm
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zPoETR.Y,.,
Hsela HsOIt.
fsnY THOMAS DUNN EScLIsn.

#. Il
Don't You remember sweet Alice, Bon Bolt
Swee, Alice, whose hair was SO brown,
Who wept with delight when you gave her
S7f smile,
and trembed with fear nt your frown,
In the old church.yarl, in tho valley, Ben
Bolt,
Inca corner obscure and alone,
They have fitted n slab ofthe granite so grcy
And sweet Alice lies under the stone.
Under the old hickory tree, Ben Bolt,
Which stood nj the foot of the hill,
Together we've lnin in the monday Shade.
And listened to Appleton's MILL
he mil!.whecl las fallen TO pieces, Bcn Bolt,
The raiicrs have tunblcd in,
And quiet which crawls round the wall rs
you guze.
llns followed the orn din.
Doyou mind the cabin of logs, Ben Bolt.
At the edge Of The pathlcss wood,
And the button.ball tree Will, it's motley limbs
winch nigh by the doorstep stood!
Tho cabin TO rum has gone, Ben BOLT,
Tie tree you would seek in win:
and where once the lords Of the forest WAY,
Grow grass and the golden grain.
hnd don't you remember the school. Ben
Bolt,
WIN tile master so cruel and grim,
Ana tho shaded nook in the running brook.
Where The children wen, to swim,
Grass grows on the masters gave, Ben Boil.
And the spring Of the brook now is dry.
And ofall the boys that were schouuu,,s
then,
There are only You and l.
There is change i'll the things loved, Zen
Bolt,
-s- They have changed from the old to the now
but l ieel III the core of my spirit the truth
There never was n change in Won.
Twelve mon,lis-twcnry have passed, Rcn
Bolt,
since frs, we were friends. yc, hail
Thy presence u blessing, thy friendship a
truth
Ben Bolt, Of the sat-sea gale.
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,,repressing the funut.

Sr.ates, 'IFtr-'.t 51Slll ttlC
-.gtiie Northern States? am
ssiiioppable or perceiying any such effect.
gentlemen, no,i ii ,ciN require The
'zRkaNire' Tic resources and energies Of
more than one Of The slare holding States
RIO quiet this mickcd agitation, or TO resi-
Its fatal influence. The slron2cS, gov
ernmen,s in chris,endom, and France,
and Sweden, and Great Britain, have
been made TO yield up their beautiful
Islands in The West Indies, TO utter dcs.
olation, TO appcase the fury Of this de-
mon. The Spanish West India Islands
aud Brazil, are now the only civilized
countries on the earth, besides these
Southern States, in which slavery cX.
lists, and the fourth of Il century will no,
lcavc vesligc Oft in either OF them.
And we must be wise 10 escape their
doom at 10 distant day. Wan McSe
consequences before rs, wouu ii lc
Wi$c, 10 ssccdc, against the ricrs AMI
7risheS Of ali those States, lha, are
bound in common destiny with Us!
But lead who may, il is our destiny
10 act conspicuous part in the contest,
when il shall come, aud come i, will rs
surely as there is God. Interest AMI
. scU.prescrraiion ,r'U arouse and unite
The States thai grow cotton. ant rice. ant
sugar. Let rs not mar or himicr Ms
great increment by any rashnsSS q oars.
Let us not vuinly cndeavor to separate
our destiny from that Of all those States
,ha, have u common interest, and from
whom alone, Of all mankind, We have u
sight 10 hope for succor, or for sym.
palhy. Let rs, then, yicn ourSc|rcs 10
nciiher rashncsS or despair, Let RS
TOOK 10 me- cjnture ~ih courage and p'M
hope.
From the foregoing views, il woulc
seem that my opinions are, that Tho
Southern States cannot remain in The
Onion without degradation, and I'll.
timatcty, The abolition Of slavery: Tia
slavery is Of greater value TO the Sontl
than The Union. That at his time M'
secession Of South Carolina mouM neiihc'
h tollomed nor justified by any o'h".
State: That The secession Of Somj
Carolina al TIC present time, the oihc
Southern States remaining in the Cmon
,rorM only aggraratc Me crils oi "hic'
IRE justly complain, and mo"M b
inerpcdicM and unicise: That in sue
event, force would be attempted by lh
Federal Government, and the great OF
jcct Of secession seriously lindcrcd an
endangered, if moi utterly defeated.
These are opinions delbcra,cl
formed after The long and anxious re
flcclon Of one who has no ambition b,
10 promote The true glory of South CnI
dina. dare mol hope that they WI
be acceptable 10 all Of you-ihcy ma
,,ot bo SO 10 any Of you but am vi
ling 10 subni, them to the test OF tim
and truth, as am content aud resolved
10 stand or fall in the public estimation
Icy them and upon them. IN pubfc {
n. prtpateslfe, I should not feel IN
q am afatriot If L did MOI, al mhaicr'
personal sacrifice, 10 sapc my nafil
.Slqtc rom Tho disastrous Of binA a,
.ssss csllsss coNlsets. But South Curolr
issihe home ofmy affections and h
sill9soin shnli benny grave, Her cau'
s!itaiis sbe my canse, her fate my fate,
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P O L [ T nc AL.
Opinions of Eminent STATES.
lAcli Ola Secession

ion. ARMlSTEAD BURT ON SECESSION.
The establishment Of conttdcracv
3t slase. holding States, need no, en-.
brace all the sluvc.hoIding States, is,
Gas ! so'cmly belioTc,) the only measure
Mat promises security or crcn hope to he
SouM. We have already been cxclu.
ded from California, and Utah, and
New Mexico, by The unconstitutional
and unjust legislation Of Congress, and
shaH ,ce noe permit o"r omn hyfaiuaiion
70 exclude us from The rest Of the morld:,
1fearen SAGE us from such insanity?
IT secession would no, place US in Il
better position for The recovery Of ru.
gitivc slaves, or for spreading our slave
population over other countries, bu,
would lnterposc insurmoun,aLle obstoc.
lesS ss, 70 both would i, invcs, us with .a,orc
otfec,uaI means Of ~ -
icism Of. F:.,s.7...s- :, -
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N. CIR A NE,>
haH"factHrcr of EsMgsicS,
LIGHT CARRIAGES 81.

Returns his sincere thanks TO
,hc citizens OF Sumter District G.cS1 ~ ~
'"r their iibrral patronage hitl,.r- SI(0~Is5
!" bestowed and b"gs leave 10 inform ,l,rm H.,
''c Keeps constantly on hand the above urr;ci.s
"i ms own manufacture and warrants tho ,,',
~ nt "i tue best material, workmanship, and If
,hs ''s. th. s;" lils prices shall c"mrr'" win
COMPARISON I" hc convinced, you will ni,,,.,
can M iis aarrngc depository ON IlroaL S,r,.n,
"'1.'er i.er Tie Town Hall and examine for y,nr.
VIM twenty Years experience, aud Ilrr,v's
lie II Vie viii, the country ami the ART, of
his trade '' "''' "'
May li,h. 1851 %
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D. ]. WlNN,
80. W.T. 'r.us ny,

49, : S-%s.N'T raw nv,
"a A. - .t - AN 'a.-
N"n',l respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally HAT lie now hns on hand
anu OH Rs for sale on reasonable terms :, large
anu >i"WIii assortment of Cloths tas>,mrrS
IA and Nr>iIi:gs. with Hats, Cnps. Ia@
EASnsPcn!rr>, travn;>. Socks, fine lin. Sst
III. ca and AicFin" Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, lnn,lk crcrfs lmhrclins &c
Men and Boys Ecauy Made Clothing Of eve
~ description and variety
Complete Military omliits. l'nifirns. Sword
t.. aGlrI:S. AC., furnished ut short notice.
Uniforms ipr Sumter Rilcnr., furnished ul
reasonable terms.
lj'iii" Nr>ings are peculiarly rich. consisting
at far ri' her patterns than ever previously rA.
l,l.,cd IA this market.
Oct. Il, $50 ~ If
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D. w. PRICE,
.Ya ere ia amt 'E':,iGn,.

krSlArtiully informs his Tr;.n,. , -, 80.
erilrr;,iiy That he has st r. cciyrl n N,.,, S,t
~ ihi:NG AND SUMMER GOODS cnn.;',
Ing OF broad Cloths Of vnro,,s Kn,i. ,nJ ,..,
,;n, u,S M onsS'"crr<, Black and Striped. sr.
s,.iii,.s ;S,l'ss' ;r,s' sam. SILK and White Mar.
i'nrhs "irNcry kind handkerchief, Cr,.
W. W. ma Cloves, Umbrellas. All n..rsnm.
:, Hnnn''a anything IN his line will do we'll ,nrniI
''ar'icii's can '~ rnt,!c nj the shor,.,, n,,;cc
March 2Glh, 1851 81 ho'icc;
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State of South Caaolina,

CdrOiiH0
WHEREAS, information las reached me that
an hirocious m,:r'icr was committed npon Will
liam Cloud. of lhgciicll District. by PHILIP
L. GooDE, and that said Goodc hns escaped
Now, i'll order that the offender may b..
brought TO trial. John H. Means, Governor in
ana over the STATE do issue This my procIama-
non, "ltcring II reward of Two Hundred and
fllty Dollars for the apprehension md delivery
"i u'c sad fugitive to the iailor Of EIgeiieId
District
lI'o said Philip j. Goodc is about illiry-thrcc
years of age, 6 feet or 4 inches hi.l,. ,snn and
s"r"?. rnddy complexion, hazlc or grey eyes.
dark hair and quick spoken, with marked de-
cay between his front teeth
si. I'm under my hand and the Senl of ,Iic
STATE, 'l,e 2oih day Of August. in the year Of
ons Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
flty.nne.
By III" Governor. JNO. III, MEANS
W. +. AnTnuR, Dep See. State
Sept. 10Th. 1851 AZ A.,
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LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
l'a!rc's-st. daily at 3, p. In. after the
lSsT'n.,ai ol thc Southern cars, via VIII
niiNGION, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
iENSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
IiNGION, BALTIMORE, pIlILADEI.-
A'lIIA. and N. YORK.
"a Inc public is respectfully informed that
S& steamers OF this line, from Charleston
'linlngtoiI, arc in first rate condition.
ES'||rc narlgated by well known and cxpc.
commanders, and the railroads arc
order, (tlc Wilmington and Wei
having recently been re laid with
a||s 5S;E RAlL) thereby securing botl,
dispatch. A TnEouGn TICK.
+ ><Efs sSss already been in operation will
he contiRsSaI as Il permanent arrangement
from Clarf} ton to New York. By this
route r !rcllcrs may reach New York
on the third day during business hours.
Hn and after the first day of July next.
baggage Will be tickctcd from tic poini
nt departure to Washington CITY, under
lhc charge OF a Spccini gent or Buyroye
.h"N'r. At Washington the same viii
hc transferred to the care of similar arcnts.
VINO VIII accompany it TO New York. and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South
Through Tickets to New York can
alone he had from f.. WINSLO\N. Arcn,
oi the Wilmington and Raleigh L, r.
company, mt the office of the Company,
l"ot "i l,anrcnss'rcct, Charleston, s. e..
|" whom please apply: and to Charleston.
AT t'c oIlice OF the Ncvt> Jersey Railroad
ana Transportation Company, New York.
July 2,-lS5i 80 ,f
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Notice.

All persons Indebted tho subscriber for
costs as Sheriff on cases under stay and
NuIlabona cases; also for costs made under
cases discontinued or compromised art
requested 10 make payment hatween this
and tho lst, Oci, next; otherwise more
costs will accrue.
HARVEY SKINNER.
Jane %, 1851. 80 tf
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The Go-oper;.tiom- Party.

nc nIms anu purposes Of the Coop.
Grafton party Of South. Carolina have
been much misunderstood in other
parts of the Union. They are deem.
ed apparently, Seccssionis,s from
choice. They are classed with those
who tclievc that The Union and tho
Constitution, in their very inception, to
nave been the result of an arrangement,
injurious TO the Soulh% This is u mis-
conception. The Go opSraliaazsRsSA
prefer Federal conpasssaassl
good faith. EAsssz
the advansn
They arc fully Az
external security
lional flag. But they 49,
that these may be purcba sc
large u sacrifice. They arc dul lTSss;|ls Tss
pressed with the uses aud benefits Or
written Constitution. But they arc no,
blind to the lessons ,augh, Ly history
anu the warnings Of recent cxpcricncc.
which instruct them in this conclusion.
!hat they are to look for guarantees TO
Individual liberty and the equality Of
States, associated in u Con!cdcrucv.
Ocht"d The language aud forms of in
strumcnls by which such association
is effected. The opinion must form
The real security Of all such associu.
tionS.
Now The Cooperation party solemn.
y entertain The conviction that North
crn opinion is shapin. The Govcrnmcn,
10 purposes, which, not violating The
letter, invade the spirit Of the Cons.nu
!ion. They arc impressed with the
"c'Icl that no party arrangements can
stay The progress Of Northern opinion
adverse 10 slavery. Such arrange.
mcn's may temporarily impede lhc
current: but II gathers volume and 81. /
lent iorcc, and will finally pass the
bounds by which i, is confined within
lis prcsc", artificial barriers. Poli,i. !
Grams produce II quiet on the surface,
but they arc unable to penetrate those !
depths whence arc fed The mighty !
us from perennial fountain. I
lhc cooperation party of South
Carolina conceive iha, in the late com.
promise acts, combined with Ibis ad
verse state Of opinion u, the Moth.
mere IS sufficient cause for prcscn,
secession They can perceive no
hope in the future. They have no
confidence III the rcco!lcc,ions of the
past. The progress Of abolition opin.
ons ID all other parts Of the world has
eyer been onward. In England, in
+ rance ii has put aside public intcrcs,
IL has o,crIraprd The rights Of prop.
'r'y. II has carried European gov
'rnnlcn,s in its Irresistible course. |,
'us proved dcvourny fana,icisn. /,
ias reacted in the l'ni;c, States. If
he people whose education prc,lisposcs
lilc reception of such opinions escape
heir contagious influence, they will
rove an exception 10 all historical cx-
cplIon 10 all historical example. The
umbcrs u. The North, not in localities,
ere and there, bu, in broad masses
"v" '"v" d commercial! and pnr.., = Z, -.
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Shoes ! Shoes !
Land For Sale,

5ts24g y tract OF land containing 700 acres,
e3,lEsS more or less, lying tive miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, be-
tween two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining hands of VIM. Cooper J. G.
Wthcrspoon, and r. Iosoy, belonging to
tho estate Of David T.. Wilson. For terms,
apply to either Of the undcrsigncd.
t. &. DUBOSE,
\ SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 2Ith, 1850 g Il
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Spring and Summer Goods.

OPi Ing dAu DullllllGT GOOQS.
..,,m ne S"hssrioer Is now rscciying his SPRING
= ~ VI S'ooDS, which He offers 10 the
public ~ reduced ricrs; contis,ine in nart M
iullnws 80 - f''' aA
riain Eartst"u GingEtms,
Solid Coi"Tj -
SnlNrine China %
Solid Culors Orsande Lawns,
Printed - =.
Embroidered g Nlnslins,
Wovc Thnad Lace,
Jacone Edring,
= Inserting,
Swiss Edging,
Inserting,
a phia Lace Cares,
Sup'riiuc. Ribbons Trimmed
Ladies Balloon Sleeves,
= Ncedir. worked Collars,
= Mourning,
Cnrnn,ion Braid
= Harigr Trimmings,
Ribbon >
SILK Pendants Trimmings.
Neck RIbsOn :.
- Ba and colorcd Kid Gloves,
=. silk rnrasols,
Printed Mu.lns,
Figured 9
Solid. g
Chamhr-,y Ginghams,
Brown and nrb Linen Drills,
Biuc bCiHluS,
Cotton AIDES
Swiss ;Itld Mall llus.ins.
Linen Cnubrick iankcrchick.
Marion Nl:.il and Striped iiomespun,
Mar! huro :. :. :.
English Long Cloths.
Charleston rs and A. Shir,ings,
Grnitvillr I-Sand IA -
-, Nnlh Cotton Osnahnrgs,
| Sprngncs Fancy Prints Colors warrn,ed.
| English = = -
| Furniture Prints,
Bur,.ing -
! Ladies Black and colorcd Caters,
= Seal skin Slipper,
+" =" Walking Shoes,
| Gems Black aud colorcd t;aitcrs.
Fur and silk Hats
l.rg!orn and Panama Hats.
Palmetto !lats.
! Pamlraf llats
( GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROCK
ERI, DC. &c.
-t SO-
20 Barrels best Baltimore Flour,
KEGS best Goshen Rutcr.
II Boxes fine English Cheese,
Al uf whict Il: oilers low for cash or TO pnnctua
customers.
Il. j. DINKlNS.
April ., 1881 ~ II
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GIN MAKING, sc. !.

We arc prepared to execute 3rtlprs 10
any extent in the above line, both :or new
workarM repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed byany made in the State possessing
tallthe advantages Of tile Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
in way of Sepairs. We also nse the Steel
Plate SAWS, With teeth set in an angl ID that
cannot possibly iniure the finest staple,
with ON improvement 70 regulate the noting
of the cotton: our brush is seonstrneted on q
plan, giving Mt once, the advantages Of
lightnsss, strctsth and furces-4all very
,nateytal in The successful operation Of a
Gin.( We would inyite planters to call
at our shop and examine iDf Yourselves,
whils, We5would asute tlss, pub eneral-;
ly,jtfat they shall sslasss no cause 10 csln-
plain either OF onR work bF prices. M
GABIiSs a asf
We are also pls 80 do: ssosI in tlts
Cabinet lne--s.s 81 hs tfsssssl sIs
robes Safes, Boo. as5gs as5as5'
Cupboaffds. sc IS NJ shcsl Sass5I!
liberal terms.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
~ EDtITl

WIN Lew i, ami others
Isonaid Wii:c and Others
Il Is ordered that the crr,'inrs of 'fNum1>
.Earn"s Wilder, deceased. lave Sh-rIt ut sa!
District, Io appear before uc and rruNu th"ir
demands against III" deceased.
l,y order ni the t"iri
Join y. MILLER, cum'r.
$umtcrvilc, iu.'t lth, 1851 II "nim
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MNXNCS.

The suhsrri.r.r has Removed III, El'RNI-
TT RE- " AREEbDll Ia Mr.. \. !. Moses ncw
building ,ul.>'at.>l wl!"r" hr viii keep con.
slai.lil GA hand. genera! assortment of Fur
.....-------.> nitnr'. consisting IN part u
~, -. ,I.SiS Drrssin" bureaus. Plain and
T. -1tI4-----..>:Is Marble Top, sofas and hi.
vans. Tum St""l~. D;innan., War,!r"l"s. plain
AM Mahogany. tandlc stands, Dining, Tea
and Nurk Tables. tru,r" do; turlcI Maple
li.N aIil low pos, i',.d-i"ni>. Mnh"=nuy do. /.
niiirr. Si,rinr. Nmr>ing and l;.chin. Chairs oi
every drs oripii"u
fmrniuic made and repaired II, the sh"r,c.;
notice"
Plain nu' MIho"any C"'sins furnished /" or.
der.
'rI,, subscriber i, prepared {" furnish blinds
Sash AMI Doors au Charleston lrir--
IT, viii c"m,innc hi. WORK SHOP ~ ilm
Old Stand whrr,. al orders III his lin" vii! l.,
punciua'Il aiirnd",! It"
pANI. :. SARGENT.
MAY II
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Improved Cotton Gins,

lhnhkful Tor pas, fnvours the subscriber will.
"- to inform the public thai lac still uamG,c
lures lotion Gins NJ his establishment, i'm Star.
"urg, on line nnsi improved and approved plon
winch y" thinks tia, The cotton ririncd on on,
"i ,i'"se %lhN OF he lnIc improvement Is worih
~ '''tS' :" ,iHar'"r at II cen; more than the cot.
'"' S'ni''! "a The ordinary rin. He also man.
'i"riurrs hem on the mos; sinpl. construction,
"i The i1'icSi iu,si. md of The hes, materials f.,
W.T., Steel SawB and Steel Plated Ribs Cas-.
hardened which he will sell iur 50 per Saw
ii' "''" repairs Old t1ns and puts them in com
ige'c ".u1f ~ iht shortest notice All orders for
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
>ta.rhirS, SnIn'cSS tfi 5. {. hpi %, 2G II
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4 young man in Schenectady, on
being crossed in love last week SER
cd dnmpling and dashed lis brains
out. He was a corporal IN the PIE
rinctum Guards,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
To all and singular The Managers of the
General Elections, for tie several
Districts Of The State Of South Car


;. WHEREAS the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, mt It's late session, did pass an Act 10 nro
vide for the Election Of members 10 q Southern
Congress- and whereas said act requires the cx.
ccu,ivc authority to issue writs of election TO the
Managers of Elections: do hereby require YOU
ana each of yon, after giving legal notice, and
being duly qualified, 10 proceed to hold an
election on the second Monday of October next. .
and the day following, for two Deputies to rep
resent your respective Congressional Districts;
nntl after having determined on pc rsons duly
elected, yon will certify the snme according to
law, to the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hand nId the seal of the
State, in Columbia, Ibis the lst day of June.
~ The year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and Commander.in Chief
w: b; ARTHUR, deputy Scc'y of State.
w All the papers III the State are re-
qucstet 10 copy.
June 25, 1851 35 ,f
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RAKE ErlcHAM.-'Thc history 0!
a certain William Smith, WHO lived
at pcnrhyn, is thus pithily summed
MP on tombstone i'll the chmch OF
that place:
"IIcrc les William SmllI, and what IS
Somewhat tnrnIsh,
IIe " as born, bred and hanged III
This here parish.
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE rIlE FIRM OF DICKSON n IAT'rA
would r">p""iluli! inform his friends and ih"
p,IhlIr GENERALLY InIt IL" Is NOW receiving i an
Tt,rI ri HEAVY and Fancy 'TuCrricS. MiI'h i!c
\, III ~,!l lrw i,r cash Two d""r' nhn," liz
Planters iiotci, an,! Immediately opposite Jnncs
Duuiap's, "sT
Camden = {. Dec. l0th, 1880 II
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Notice,

Tie Eanl uf the State "f South Carolina IS.
WA L pu,is, En'or. OF John \ DnNl.
Masters Ollie. ll,' August, lSal- In luTSn.
arrc Of tie Decree. notice Is hereby gwen To The
creditor, ~ John y DnNls. deceased, 10 come
III and prove rhrlr dchts before me, on or before
H." Isl of January nrNt, uth"rwisc they VIII he
r>ciulrd the btrcGl ui the Decree.
JAMES W. GRAY Master ~ E3WfF
tuGus; ~, IStl iJ-tis1
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Not ice.

NR J. NJ, STAGGERS, having located
~ u, Murray's Ferry, permanently, oilers
iIs services Ia the people.
June dlh Sal 80 u