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CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public no,

'OkPOkAlION NNlIC E.-fuonc no.
u toe = hereby gwen. . &c ova-r owners 60
rsnt oroccuuanfS q al Ne.- arr i-s lmqrvcL
sf owed Lands Affected thereby. tie following As
s,suents have been cnmpcfcd Ig - ASSESSOR and
i ~ he ofFce of the Bureau of ASSsSSinenis tog
A., nation hv all perS Interested W kur kkGULAf-
INc vol RTEENT tn SfREFi l.Ha s1e t<h avenue %
,- tfS, R.,er n. lana l. embraced ~ slch Asses
nom No MO an the several HOUSES and Los % Nroind.
,rt - pices and Ytrcr.S a. Land situated On aota
sr If ff-h street between iu l 1Ai ti->,n hNrr 49,
A n r>n> whose interests are ca. trs ~ tnt Aosr nm
81 ,,>.,Siu ats AL b. are s ts te same of cthet
r to tls uuae->susd at .hr. .rr. y sa.l 81 A,,s,
vuhn thut, da,> lr.m Old. atf @ trs nasse -1nes'
Brrtau 81 Assessments S.f.f l frnf me T. 1914.
SANtr i. H Dt MOTT
rRANCt> NlCffOi son, Assessors
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To the s ok and Afflicted.
DIR SWAYNE.S Comnonnd SYRUP Of

kk. SWA J y T. = COMPOUND = MI VI
~ WILD CHERRY Since this the most invaluable
d.COveTy Of D SNAYNE thousands have been hy II TO
stored 90 health and the enjoyment Of lie. who were se-
M from the rayageS Of the most cXcrucatnc diseases
Frum John Milton Earle, Proprietor OF the mdssac hu-
Sets SPY Worcester Mass The following another INK
n the great cham Of testimony 10 rs merits me-,
eve have used Dr. Swayne's Compound syrup OF WIG
Cherry family, and ma n one Of me most so'tiB
aud agreeable medicines Tor coughs. inflammation 81 lhe
throat lungs Sc thnt have tned, and have no
hesitation recommending tral of 10 those VINO have
eccaslon such medicine We do tins of our own Tree
will without the know ledge of DR. Swayne or any oil ms
AGENTS, or any suggestion from them
Dr. ! II. Ellison, Frankfort, Nv states;
"Iha,e been engaged n active practice T. wears, am
ocular graduate Of IInsylvanla | now prescribe your
prCuaraiOu PrIuus Virginia OF Wild Cherry m prefer
ence 10 all other remedies regard It as an nvuubie
remedy the treatment u Pncunna " Disease q inc
Lungs HOME " RI ec.,,
Ezekiel Thomas Chcrry-St three doors west of Schuyf-
Nh Second afflicted with violent cough, pans IN me
sde and breast OF the lungs shorHess Of BREATH
loss appetite night sweatS, &c indeed, ms Whoe system
seemed Frustrated hut 10y the use of Dr SwayncS Cph
pound syrup of Wild Cherry restored To perfect heaA
Look well the marks If the genuine
Remember the original and only genuine preparation oil
Wild Cherry Is put up square bottles, covered "n 4
beautiful wrapper (see ongdyngD with portrait Oi III
Swa,ne thereon. also his signature All others are pos
lively fictitious aud eounteIieh -,
Laboratory removed TO Norh SeVcnISt, soOoiu c ,S
above Market where prepared :. OF Dr. Swane other
Family Medicines, Panacea Nermueo, Sugar Cu1leu eaJ
sapa and Tar Pills, SO &c. ~.
For sale Ly { II RING. corner Of Broadway ana John
SITS Dr WARNER, POS Bceckcr a. FORhAN ~ ,
3i8 Grand. corner Norfolk; } LEWIS ~ greenwich /,
Monroe LYON az Grind-st kUSHION \ co, 10
Broadway a. ID SANDS, 100 Fulton G. y III n
FNER 4 co 81 BARCLAY: HAVlLAND, KEISE co !
So M'udcn-ane Mrs HAYS BROOKLYN my~l ~
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VENHE \ f. W l. \ G. l. A \ ID LIVE
y ErnGK INSI-p A NGE COMPANY of Now -MaYnn.

u STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY OF NeW-haNen
Conn insure horses cattle, &c against loss nom deaih
either from natural cause, accident or disease OF any ue
scuptlon whatever. New-Nork Agency, % hefcA'1e
Exchange corner Of Wall and Hanover SITS basement
Syftf l.. II HART Agent.
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51TPFFTT -IDT1FP4RTMENT, No. 4, Hall

STREET DEPAKIMENI ; NO; ,, II az
- Of RecordsPabBc sotcs hrfey S ,bs va. ~ a.
have besn presented IA tie BAY u a.
~ r. y,1Ia an. and refas slew az 70 ffgnd 81 - w.
Ie and ~ between Msfce aa br r Iva -
- m =, M q p ~ and % fhomas-d 10 fence
-. a. so,lth sde 21sh-si between - and LeHingios
- - ~ sfh-st fetwten Broadway 4nd Si-as AZ
rteresfel having S5ecflOns taereto are reiurs.r1
-. fheu ia Whiting t0 The uncenlgned al hs o1ss
OF ,s,' nj JOHN DODGE,
A4j "a Street Commissioner.
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OFFICE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE Co.
NEW YoRR June Z. 1851
A f an ELECTION for DIRECTORS
"a ofths Company on Tuesday the 81 INST. the follow
me named gentlemen duly elected Directors for the
ensuing year. VIZ. o,
Daniel BURNETT. Robert Barley, NiHam dil3ce'
jeremiah Johnson, John ). Harms. FRANCES \ rainier
Jay jarvis, AlonIO A Aford WIN, J. ' alehIho
LIKE Bakcr james { Baldwin. Jacob Miller,
James VI Waterbury.
Aud nj a subsequent meeting Of the Board DANIEL
AL KTN EFT was unanlmoslv reelected President
ieC2w JAMES NJ. MCLEAN secretary
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CUPRFNF COTRT III

SUPREME COURT.-Horace Bca's
- and william F-aser ar1irs- Per- Brown m o. -s
Ter helel 10 PETER p. Brown aui CUES t2 5E-
DBL lou are hereby SUNNI mel PHI req I'd -' me
sHer ne complaint n tas aeHn WHICH Wa died l .ne
oH u ne tefA II tle County .f kn-s. = -le CIV Hl
ID iNe tAi q brs sya- 20 Che -5l las If Ma. 1 tl
o. stlfr COPS Ht s.ll s~ U o. te SAL. Compliant I'D ie
,ls ~ iA,r ace. y ia5e- q TO-" Ie'- .c ie
i rkeirs-sc on, .le day ot sr-l service, l-t - rll
tt- .. -s f.r 3d. .-.l l.nt within tle te -.-lI
tle ll'i.s n tbs acton Will -a2e o. l- ,>t T1l
ftf t-f 'n % sr nt-et l7 slErF-sN ,- --t s.-
IN MIS- With interest cn t-e SUM oi fl-e la -.l i
tirl erie dollar. 1rl f1.- l-. cents, .-'7 --a .fL
tT 'i AMI. A i6ll. end lso interest," Hn t.e >lr u
:lrte ll-.rft end fL-f.-h-.c i'.l-. tnt .l--.-l1
c.s from TIE ls'h jav Il Msr ID 1891. beside the -s-
% t.e ifIl.l. Dated Nar 1851
le- iavtwN S VI. 4 d T. MEEKER, P.f, A--s
SUPREME COURT-Albcrt W Wright
- and >lrlle. TRIMS, plant fs a-rir-- John N-i-
.al lf ehiarf rUer~ f'r mor.- Ir1Hna M r'r rH'i
10 the e-.v--uamcl DEFENDANT Won 10r rerar
s-n hec and required to answer te c1nll' n tl, 1-
tl- Wir Hl De- fs. 10 tle 0ii'e u. tr .t-t .ne ~
ana Comfy 'i NevY'rs 90 the CIV H.. If d ,.v anil
tN >IF, copy el YOUR answer 'o tIr sad ODD t
SUBSCRIBER. az hs oicc 10 90 Wa.-sraer. n Che cav {
Nf"-1 ra, within twenty DAYS trc- fle s.rvce ot ' :
sur is Oh Won. exclusive of tae d- - srcl sc-irf- ana
F"- l-- lu answer tlc s1.t 4l- vr.a-u sac nae
Aforesaid me plant fs n Gins ar'lon VII 'aAc riE lt
against yon or The oi For- Thousand Five Hundred
Dol arS with interest from tie rst day I May. ore thou
sarl el hundred and ffynne BESIDES tle costs no f-ls
action New-Nork MAY ist 1851
J BUTLER WRIGHT.
los ~
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CURE of HERNIA

u IL over two years experience has now been had IN
the aprhcniion of BUILkkS recently patented Truss
Ps,s proving through numerous cases, that from their
rccula form and leNmg upon tho line OF the ing maj ca
nal there - produced ckeng Of the muscular walls
with consequent contraction ct the abdominal ngS caoS
,ng radical cure If The compliant ItusSeS and sup
Tp,tcrs fitted and guaranteed HULLS Truss Office,
NeS,y- 81. FREDERIC III OALhN' ii"P'A0'"''
my2 lgMW&E
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OFFICE or TIE HUDSON RIVER INSURANCE CoNpANY,}
WATERFORD n Y June ,. 1881.
VNHE DIRECTORS Of the HUDSON

RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY have the pleasure
al having before the public the following true statement o
ITS Affairs from the 9th day Of September 6Je al VINO"
time the Company went to operation up 10 June = io!i.-
AID While the are grateful for the past talors when they
have received from the public. they would beg leave 70 50
lct continuance Of the same with renewed pledge that
sven rort viii DE made to their patronage. aud thai
AM losses which the Company sustain VIII he nefay
adjusted and pad with their accustomed prompt1de al
thclr Ncw-YoYA Ofcc, money current with the BANKS
IN that city. 49, =, ., -;
The Cash Capital Of this Company. all paid IN and m
vested m pursuance Of the requirements Of the Genera IN
,,nca s,y of 1910 j. .--..-..--. $500 0JO 90
The amount OF Premiums received from bth sep
tnisr ls>t T., ~ June 1851 Is -.- $1,000 70
luth amount W i''S>'------- % 500 o.
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" s..
AN OLp ADAeE FALsrF1RD The saying
that you cannot,,nakc silk purse out OF
a sow's ear,is almost lals,lied by juggler
named Bosco, in London. who will stand in
an isolated position before his audience,
holding guinea pig in his hand, which he
crushcs by degrees. tho pig and his squeal
growing beautifully less, until nothing re-
mains but silk purse, filled with guncas.
Where the pig goes to, and how the
guineas appear in its place, while the con-
Jurer stands in tight dress, and with no
visible connection with anything but the
floor, is arwonder.
Gov. Morchoad's expedition against
Lower California proved miserable
failure. He landed at SIM Diego
with only forty followers, the larger
portion of whom deserted before he
set sail for Mazatlan. He made no
hostile demonstration whatever; in
deed he appears to have abandoned
his vessel and fed to the country
upon learning that Tho Mexican Gov.
ernor had offered reward for his
arrest.
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Executive Department,

BY His Excellcncy j. II. MEANS,
Governor and Commandcr-in-C Chief in and
over the State Of South Carolina:
Whereas information has reached me
i-that an atrocious murder was committed
rupon John Mcdaniel, of Barnwnll, by six
young men, among whom were SEA
BORN E. FARMER and WILLIAM e..
TOBIN, and whereas the aforesaid FAR.
mER and ToBIN have made their escape ::
now be it known in order lha. thew may be
brought TO trial, ], JOHN II. MEANS, Gov
,ernor in and over the State of South Carroll
:, ma, do issue this, my Proclamation, offering
/. a. reward of I'ico Uun1red Dollars for the
:. delivery Of both, or One Hundred for The
delivery Of either Of them 10 the Jalor of
Barnwcll District.
Farmer is about % or 2S years old, ;
feet inches high, well made, fair complex
: ion, blue eyes. light hair, two of his front
teeth eighty broken of. Has scar on
. his check, about an inch and a half long,
made by the cut Of knife.
Tobin is 1S or 10 years old, 5 feet II
Inches high, fair complexion, very little
,,beard, light hair, white teeth, thick lips,
well made, and is badly SCARED Oh the right
. arm and shoulder
~~o Given under my hand and the
seal of the State, this 9th day
L. 8. of July, in the year Of our Lord,
9onc thousand eight hundred
wv and fifty one.
]. II. MEANS.
WV. r. ARTHUR, Dep. Scc'ry. State.
July 10th, 1851 39 1T
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FRESH GARDEN SEED,

JUST RECEIVED, SUITABLE FOR,
FALL SOWING.
For aaIc, by p. THORNTON, at the
Post Office, Camden, S. G.. Warranted
good. Among which are rs follows:
Ruta B,ga,
large QRed-top) Norfolk Turnips,
Eariy Spring 1urnip,
Long Blood Bcut,
Early Blood Turnip do.
French Sugar Beet,
Mangla Wnrlzcl,
Large Dutch Parsnip,
Long Orange Carrot,
Large Red Onion,
White Portugal do.
Prck.cy Spniagc,
White Turnip ladish.
Long Scarlet do.
Long green Cucunhcr, for late Pickl's,
Green glazed Cabbage,
Late Drum Head Savoy Do.
Mountain do.
Late Datch do.
Late Drum Head do.
Coewort, (vcry iinc)
Several kinds of very fine early Cab
hagc, which may be sowcd in tho fall
for early spring use
l.uccrn, or French Clover,
English Rye Grass.
A considerable reduction will be made
from the retail price, to persons wishing to
purchase to soil again
July 9th, 1851 81 At
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

By ". IN WIS, ESqr., Ordinary for
sad District.
Whereas, J. j. BnIscr hath applied to
ne Tor LcifcrS Of .idmni$i,niion on MI
and singular tho goods aud cila,,cIs, rirhls
and credits Of !. $. Bclscr, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. to citc and at,nnn-
'sh all and singular, The kindred and crcdi-
tors OF the sad deceased, to be and appear
before me atour next Urd,narv's Cour, for
the saii District. TO be holden ai Sumter
Court House on Friday the l,h day OF July
INST, 10 shew cause, II any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
21'i day OF juno. in the wear of
H. 81 our Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and lIiy.on and in the 10Th
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. 5. u.
Jane 23,h, 1851 35 9,
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SHERIFFS SALES,

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me directed
will be sold at Sumter Court House. on the
first Monday and day following in August next,
within the legal hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder, for Cash, the following Property. Pur-
chascrs to pay for titles.
One tract of 5 acres of land and build.
ings thereon, in Statcbure, adjoining lands
of ---- levied upon as the property OF
the Estate of D. L. Wylcs, at the suit OF the
State for Taxes.
One tract of 500 acres Of land more or
less in Caremont, adjoining lands Of Ed
ward Broughton, levied upon as tho prop
crty Of Or. 7. Stark, at the suit of the State
for Taxes.
One Lot and buildings thereon in State
burg, adjoining lands of - levied uuon
as the property OF c. Morse, at the suit OF
the State for Taxes
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D.
July 10th, 1851 SO 81
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Educational Notice.

The second session of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tuesday Sth ui July with m enlarged mum
her of fteachcfa and u nat'crng prospcc, of
an increased number Of Pupils. In the
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned to 20 North
!!e Board have unanmo,Is!v elected Miss
H. Srh'H, and appointed Hiss \. o. RIp
LEY OF Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Music and ornamental literature
ID. B. Mcl.AURIN, Sec'rv
Jane 25;li, 1851. 30 If
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Notice.
w. Hanks,
II mis- snd others.

Ts4;IdAilys snd others.
Us BY yirsGieI0 an order from VIM. Lewis,
ESQ, Ordinary for Sumter District, Will
sell on The first Monday in August next,
between the legal hours of sale, one tract OF
land containing two acres more or less in
Sum,ervllc, bounding la;.ds Of y. j. Moses
md Webb Clark, on the East. b. Folsom on
The orth,--streci on the South and bv
street on the West, belonging 10 the
Estate of John Hanks, deceased.
TERMs-Crcdt twelve months, Gall fees
cashO the purchaser giving Bond with good
security and mortgage Of the premises 10
the Ordinary for the payment Of tie pur-
chase money with interest from dav of sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. s. D.
July 18th, 1851 - 81
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A Card,

Mrs. NJ. II. HOLMES, having consider
ablo experience in cutting and making La
dies dresses, respectfully offers her services
to the Ladies of SumtervilIc and its vcni.
'ty, also will attend to tho making OF Gentle
mems clothing. All work entrusted to her
will be executed with ncatncss and dcs-
patch. She solcts share Of patronage.
She may at all times be found al her res
idence formerly occupied by Mr.. Buchan-
an.
July 10th. 1851 SO DIT
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DRY GOODS
In Charleston, S, C.
G. & E.. L. Kerrison & Co

h'"s Sircei, Corner Of Market,
laritc the attention. OF MERCHANTS Plan.
ln.KS and FAMILIES Ia their well assorted
SIOCk OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, mostly of their own Direct Tn,posta.
h"nS. ANA comprising ,ls newest STYLES and
richest designs in al Fancy Dress Gods, with
=, '"'t assortment "I housekeeping Articles and
Planters Supplies among which will h. fnund
all the SOUTHERN FACTORY GOODS.
Our business being done on the principle of
on" Pr'c' only, our friends can DEPEND on find.
lnr all Goods 10 be represented and nt the
iorr.H marhd priccS
Terms cash or city acceptance.
{. ~ T.. l.. KERRlSON,
Corner of King and Market Street
Arril both, 1851 81 A.
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WATEREE HOUSE,
(LAI'E NI'ERS UOIEL,)
CAMDEN $. C..


TIE Subscriber having purchased this
extensive and well known Establishment
and having added largely to It's convenience
and comfort, by new addition of Furniture
and thorough and complete repairs, bcgs
leave 10 INFORM the Public, that he IS
prepared 10 entertain all who may favor
HIM with CAL, IN manner hitherto
unknown IN the town OF Camden.
He deems 1t unnecessary to make any
pledges, only so far rs 10 shy tlia, his TABIE
VII! be supplied daily as well as any in the
State; attended by polite and attentive
Servants.
III, STABLES, will be bountiully supplied
with lroycndcr and attended by the very
best lfosticis.
No pans "IIl he spared to keep quic,
and orderly llousc.
II. l.llOLLEYMAN.
Camden, June 4, !S1I, 81 ;m
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Post Office Stamps,

Persons desirous Of procuring Pos, Office
Stamps for the pre- payment of Letters, can
be accommodated by calling on tho Sub
scribcr.
Post Masters in Sumter District by cal
ling or forwarding the necessary change
sscan be supplied from time 10 time with
,Fsuch amounts as the demand at their res i.
rpect!yc offices may seem to warrant.
HENRY HAYNSWORTII, p. NJ.
Sumtervillc, July 16, 1851 3S If
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Notice,

All persons indebted the subscriber for
costs rs Sheriff on cases under stay and
.Nullabona cases; also for costs made under
cases discontinued or compromised arc
requested to make payment between this
and the Isl, Oct, next; otherwise more
costs will accrucI
HARVEY SKINNER.
June 23 1851. SO If
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF lCKSON 4 LATTA
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, tiat he is now receiving n rn-
riety OF licavy,and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash--Two doors above Tic
Flan,cra' Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
pnnlhp's, esq. ilF
Camden, $. { Dec: loth, 1870 e
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Dissolution Of Co.partnerslaip

hPASsOiNliOM OF C0.partnerstsip.
The co.par!nersbip Of RICHARDSON
81 lIAMMEIs,s-At attorneys at Isa,g ID dis.
solved by consent OF oftparties, and the bnsi-
ness of the firm left in the hands tiIe latter,
j. IS. RICHARDSON. ". 4:
B. M sIiAsiBiE1',
July 2, 1851 SO ct
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just Received.

v2 The subscriber has just received. and
EIis now opening the arsps, and best
IA selected Stock, that l,e has ever Offer.
eh Tor saie in this place; consisting of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye s,uffs. Paints.
brushes, window Glass, Putty, Paints. Oils.
NC, and full assortment oi French par
inmery. Fancy articles ofeyery aescription.
and every article that is usually found III :
Drug Store. All orders from The co,,n,rv
proinpily attended 10. A SUNNY of f;ar,,sn =
Seeds. iili' " =
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NOTICE,

do hereby give notice 10 the heirs of Dr.
Nm J. Woods, late Of Iaurrns County. Geor.
gia. 1ha, nil his medical accounts. which were
So"i. have been collected, and the money is in
my hands, subject To their orlrr.
JOS. VI. WHITE, Admir-.
Jniy ,, 1851 81 81
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Land For Sale

AoIIu Ut Dale,
~ SSa y tract OF lard containing 700 acres,
-4aa more or less, lying five miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, he.
tween two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of VIM. Cooper, J. C..
Whl,erspoon, and r. Joscy, belonging 10
the estate of David Z. Wilson. For terms
apply to either OF the Undersigned
E. G. DUBOSE,
A SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 9th, 1850 ,f
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CAMDEN ITO TEL


Is NOW OPEN
FOR TIE ACCON;iODA7JON or TIE
TRATELLING PEBLU.
+ is m excellent aud cUm.nolious building,
new and we'll fitted up, and lately u, in a
state of complete repair The rooms are large
open and niry; fine Family larlcrs well firnisl,-
ed.
The Table will be supplied with every thing
which an excellent country market will afford
attended by the best servants.
The BAR will be supplied will, the choit es,
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are wei! fitted M; attended
by careful and experienced Iios,lrrs, aud well
supplied with prrovcntirr.
Also Lots prcparcd for the accomlntion of
Drov.rs, with excellent water convcni.nccs
There will ut all times, be mn Omnibus in
attendance to convey passengers TO and from
the Depot.
The Subscriber having had several years OK.
pcricncc in the above hIsin.ss feels Confd.n,
in saying in ,la, he will he able To give general
satisfaction In all who may favor lin with
their patronage, as hc is determined 10 use every
cxerion on his part 10 please.
I[. j. WILSON.
June ll,h, 1881. 33 In.
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Notice, ,;|,

Is hereby given TO the Legatees in md under
the last Will and Testament Of Samuel Ste
phenson decsascd, late Of Sumter District South
Cnrollun That they are hereby required to
come forward and receive their several 'legacics
from The Subscribers, without further delay.
E& +. PRINGLE,
J. d. McFADDEN. E1fs. Sfs
Jan. 29,h, 1851 ii 3m
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State Of South Carolina,
EXECUTIVES DEPAas,TaIENT
To all and singular Mc Managers Of the
General Elections, for Me several
Districts efAc State Of South Car

OHllu:
WHEREAS the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, nj lis late session. did p.ss mn Act TO pro-
vide for tho Election of members to n Southern
Congress; and whereas said net requires the OK.
ccniivc authority TO iss,ie wris of election to the
Managers Of Elections: do hereby require you
nnd each of you, after giving legal notice, and
being duly qualified. To proceed to hold an
election on the second Monday Of October noxt,
and the day following, for two Deputies to rep
resent your respective Congressional Districts;
and after having determined on persons duly
elected, you will car,ify the same according to
law. to the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State. in Col,imhia this the lst day OF June,
IN th- year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and Commnnder-in Chief "
w. i: Arthur, deputy Sec'y Of State.
GP Al! the papers i'll the State are re.
qncstcd To copy.
June 25 1851, 35 If,
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