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Notice.

I RECEIVED Urne.s tram W II. B.
q Richardson, Ch:,.rrn,. o. lh.y 81" ".'.".
10 r'' OF commissioners Of R,n".s irr
C'are'"l'n Cnnnly, dated 26,h .,cple,,.ie.
last, tn issue wurrant tn J. II. Prescott, ..s.l..
nv Overseer,o on The SVance's Ferry ,Il,m:'.
totake the hands trlon sti'g 10 ,ir J:.|.s
dction and work ulo,, So; K.: :,
consecutive days accO..."r ,t ia,". !"
expiration OF Tho Twelve Il ys w4,.. ~.
Road should rot then I've II, a 49, >, nr,
saic c''t,d,ton, upon i"'uruintiui, :r".. "a :,
ov"rse"r 10 thai cflfr,, I" g.vc pub, n"; e
of the s,inc This day rt,ely,d ,n:.r,.,-
lion from MIR. Prescott over seer % ,h, sn.,i
Vance's Ferry Road, thar he had 'yrecuhle
10 the abt,ve Instruction worked .:,r,n So,
Road twelve days with al. the ha,i!s be-.
'mging TO th.t Jurisl,ct or, :'rL he con
s'ders the Bridge To be entirely u,r-,,ie. (.,s
the abutIncnt 's en,,rr|y ro,tes..) eve for a
single h"rsc 10 pass Over.
Therefore the public arc w.rnc.. iron.
passing over The Va",c's Ferry cn.b :
n,enl and Bridge. ln.I, ~ person .'nd :
pery Of any kind, as y is reported to ....
entirely ursafc.
BY order nf tho Chairman.
!. B. BROGDEN. tTk om. Il
Nov. 81 1851. q -:;u,
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y. are pr: rel -. 'Aa'i,c n.icrs ;u
a.. .ci;. III ,," 4 a,ov. ..ir., 'n:l Tor new
wor. ~ r.p'.rs D.ir umIs ar" ~; Snr.
!. -sS y ~ ':'t '".u The S.;,:., m,->..s.,,u
= if'it. 1T nc4 10 fie r':.!ii,,r tirna ),
j K, ), Nh i saves grsat deal
.., tt5'r, VIZ .iso use The Steel
i''" " r,leth SCI ~ an angie ,l.a,
f-S .'..'." ;in ;'icsi staple,
u 's u'sr'r rr". .ii,t,' The ,nu;in.
> iiD - -.aa, r,H. : constructed on n
I -, .-,N" 'a ihe advantages OF
!Igh'".., l,t:;:ii ;,"u ,orpe--aiI very
"''r' ~ - it.s@:'i. npcrn.,ol, oi a
- ''ni'i gEl2i.c planters Ia call
..1 .&rnle or themselves,
,.".r 'or. 4,eN.' tie public general.
~ -, 80 irSc i,o cause TO enia.
aW.r i"O our WORK or prices.
iDiNET MAKING.
=" ~ arc pruparcG 10 10 work in the
-. b; i.9e--.lcsi a> Bc,Is,cads. Ward.
r"r,> :. Book cases, Stands, Tables
c "t,"un,. X, &c Il; short notice, on
i.'' tur.!s
HUDSON 81 BROTHER
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
>"'n"rvi'Ic, April 22, 1877 26
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CATAL0GTTE.

silk md Straw Ronneis, Bib.ons, Flowers nnd
Silk (;,sHis. liosicry. Gloves, Scarf, C,avntn,
Together will, complete assortment Of MILNE
~ Good,. Dress and Cloak Trimmings, DC.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols.
Percussion Caps, Game d Shot Bags, Powds'
Knives. Scissors, I,nzor,, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Gases, Work Boxes, Fnncy Stationary
Coats Spool Cotna, Common do, Tapes
Yarns,
liu.tona, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co
longncs,
Soaps, Perfumery, Inks,
And general assortment Of Fancy Articles
Gold nnd Silver Watches. Jcwrlry, ,
Marine Time Pieces. Frrci binn,cl Clock.
Common Bruss and wuod Clocks, DC.
English and German Gur-, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articles too nuInerouI
to mention. 5.'i',f
N.B.-Just received from Paris the mos
splendid assortment Of Gilt nnd Gold J~wclr>
ever Offered in this market. r.. G. u.
October II, 1851. Soft
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber with.
rs To in"rn the public ihat he still manufac.
lures Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State
burg, on the most improvcd ind approved plan.
which hr thinks that the cotton ginned Oh one
OF those gins Of the hate improvement j. worth
al least n quarter Of cen, more than the cot
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He al-o man
uiac,ures them on HE most timpia consiruction
of the finest finish and Of The best materials to
Wit, Steel Saws and Steel fiate, Ribs Case
hardened which has will sell for SO per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
pite oS,er at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctually attended
TO- WILLIAM ELLISON.
Sta,eburg, Suater Dist. q. G. April -. rs II
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From the South Curolinian.
Barflninville HiasiiluiI.


We cannot publish tie following
card without remark or two. We
are only surprised that such a paper
has not ere this been given to the
public, for if any institution in the
State deserves the support and coun-
tenance of the people of the State, it
is this school. For forty years it has
stood unrivalled in the South az
female college, and for forty years
have its present principals enjoyed
the confidence, not only Of this com.
munity, but Of the people of this, and
the adjoining States. l: would be
strange, if, after such an almost un
paraielled term of we'll deserved con.
tidence, any occurrence of the nature
alluded to--an ilnpropriety for which
the institution cannot be justly con.
deianed- this long.tried and well.
conducted school should be sacrificed,
especially after it has been promptly
purged Of the offending parties. y
The Institute at Barhamville has
long maintained high rank, and de-
servedly has it done SO; and many
1911,
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40.
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
.CfIARLESTON.$ s.. C.

LIE SitEhli -MHkL :hOOIE EltOb1
CHARLESTON, s.. C,
LEAVING the Wharf mt the foo, of
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p.t ne. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via VIII.
iINGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSDURG, RICHMUND,t to WASH.
INGTON, BALTIMORE, ,PIIIlADEI.-
PHlA land NJ; YORK.
The public is respectfully informed tia,
the steamers OF tbs limo, from Charleston
TO Wilmingto,, are in first rate condition,
and are navigated by well known and expe-
rienced commanders, aild the railroads are
in fine order, (llie Wilmington and Wei.
don Road having recently hccn re-.ui,l with
heavy Z RAIL) thereby securing both
sa.c;y ard dispatch. "A ,fn.orGn TICK
T. having ''""ady been y, up..r9Ih},i .wIi:
o.! tvli;,iii.t,i as 4 pGriuaccn; .irtauxc:neh:
from .Charlcston 10 New York. By this
route travellers ui:iy renci, New York
| on he th-d day during b,isinesa hours
| On and after tho first ilay Of July ncxi
i;lggnse " u be t;rhe.e.i rom tir ,rp0int
| ot.:eparnrG To- Washington l:i,y, u,pier
Inc i,,rlr ni y special Agrm or Raggage
| i&idsier. A, a.;I,.IE:un' The sn,i,p " III
lit. aus errri . slr care Of .i,n lar agents.
who viii aHtonpany Il 70 New York, and
IKE hgs'ngn'en.s vii be, pursued III rc-
turning South }s2i# ~ ..tE
Through Tickets To New York ran
,'ore ',t had from +. tFINSLOW, Agent
4: :!r " F;,r.ngr.,'ti anil ita.e,lh X. Il.
C,.nplny, 4iiie ntii .of The Company,
not % HurtuH- street., Charleston. :. e.
g" whn" l.!"as.. .'.psy: and 10 Chr r.estnn,
lie t'!i ., he New Jsrs-y Railroad
al fr .n-i".r'n n ."s Cunpa.iy, New York
J ~ 1851 So II
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the evening Of a life, devoted 10 tae 9
intellectual and moral culture Of the
female mind, such an aspersion OF
fame falls like calamity ON the ven.
cradle principals Of this school. We
may be able to appreciate the feel
ings OF parents and guardians on an
occurrence of this nature; but the
prompt and effcctual riddance of the
offending party entities the worthy
principals to continuance of that
confidence 80 long and so meritori.
ously reposed in them.
In introducing this card, therefore,
we prefix these comments unsolicit.
ed, and on our own responsibility
We feel that Barhamville has too
many ties around the hcarthstone Of
every family in the State, to permit
them to be rent by an occurrence
which human foresight could moi,
prevent, and which was remcdicd
with the most conmendablc proml,i
tudc. We trust that BarbamviIlc
will continue to receive, under its
original projectors and esteemed
conductors, all that confidence and
success it 80 riyhteously deserves:
TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequence Of All unfortunate
occurrence which recently took
place at tie South Carolina Fe.
male Institute, the undersigned, :,
friends Of that institution, are ap.
prehensiyc that Serious injury viii
10 done to it unloss the public are
properly Informed Of the facts. The
interest VIC feel in this excellent in.
stitu,ion, Of which, We think. the
State has reason to be proud, to.
Scthcr with our desire to do Justice
to DR.. Elias Marks, its worthy
principal, Ga gentleman who has for
the last forty years been iayorahly
known to tho people OF this aud the
adjoining States Us u teacher Of
young Iadies,) has pronp;ed us 10
make the following brici statement t.,
the public.
' We believe the aftai, Las been
very much cxa.sc,,tru; ou, noA
TAR tin' '.nps"!'sict,rs Si."hrn ~ artr
ca:'icI sc a." not .rc,.a"a &, 5.
We drs.h 1t 3u.iicicu.. hnWr,rr. -
state that, III our Judgment. Dl i.
hlarSs vas III np"lSe 90 hlnl,,; i'a.
!rou The hrst i,tlnauun u. rtrnr,;
vi the affair ne has nr,.u With IL,
proper feeling, ami PROPERTY riu
himself and the institution of both
the parties charged with offending;
that he has shown no disposition 20
screen either Of the Offenders, or
conceal their imprudcnce or indis.
cretlon from the public; but has
Afforded every facility in hi, power to
the thorough investigation Of the
affair, although he was thereby
doing himself a serious pecuniary
injury.
We further beg leave to state tia,
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A. ANDERSON,
NAA2SN MWN ThAANa

'H,sst".yitEv, :. G..
Respectfully informs the people nf SUN.
'sr district ili.. .- I'm. Just rrrriv, anil ,
nnw "isrrs for sale the hes. scicair.. ,rUI
n,tst choice stock OF
Fnlt and :s..lcr 1snr,.>
That has ever b-rn brought to this nr, rkrt.-
lie has received u.nny nrw styles Of Fall .sni
WINTER Goods, which purchasers would dc
well to examine before buy ing else wker.. .4
black Blu. Green n,ri mi,ri Bn,ai.t 'iu,l,e,
Rain nn'i Fancy Ca-simrres: Satin. Velvet.
nni Silk 'eslinys. Boys nn Mems CaIe, &c.
..a- AisO-
fth, and large snP.iy Of IIn.icry. Cloves,
Snspentcrs. tr,yais, IInImlkerrhirfs, &c. &r.,
all Of which will h. sold on the most liberal
terms. and nj prizes iu snii Ill. times.
e-S Garments manufactured ny the subscri-
Der, nid wnrrant.al to give satisfaction. Or
der. ir"in'n distance promptly Attended to
lie may iN found at tho stan,l fn,,nrrly &c.
ID. ". Price.
A. ANDERSON.
Oct. !e.., !a.l 2s Il
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Notice.

Tho Bnnh Of the State Of Snn,h Carolina. vs..
Masters Office, llth Aug.,st, Is5i..-.lf p,,r,n.
ance of the Decme. notice il hereby given To the
crediiors Of John n. DAVIS, deceased, tp eotae
IN and prove their debts before nic, on es he eors
the lat oftJanmry Hcst, otherwise they will be
eaesaded iho benefit of the Decree.
JAMES %,GRAY, Rae'v N E,qviss. q
August ~, lSSi. fS-n-ii
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as the offending parties have been
removed, and as the institute is now
under the sole and exclusive manage.
ment Of DR.. Marks aud his expert.
enced lady, we consider that all just
ground Of objection TO- the institute
has been removed, aud that we re-.
gard il at this time as eminently dc.
serving the support aud patronage IF
the public.
We further state that we have
reeson to fear that unless the friends
of tho institute step forward to sus-
tain it, it will be destroyed, to the
great detriment Of the people Of this
State.
John Bolton O'Neal,
John S. Preston,
a J. II. Adams, ..
+. j. Moses,
William j. Taylor,
D. W:ls"n,
William II. Gist,
r. DeTreyillc,
DR.. William Reynolds,
Il. j. Goodwin,
John l.. Manning.
J. Harleston Read, jr.
j.. A. Dargan,
George Howe,
r. Il. Brurnby,
John A. Crawford, as
B. NJ. Palmer.
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Educational Notice.

The second session of The Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin ol,
Tuesday Sth uf July with an enlarged nn.n
Der OF teachers aud tlatlcring prospect
an increased num!"r Of Pupils In the
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned 10 90 North
the Board have unanincusly elected NJ -
T.. SrAls, and appointed Misc A. q. RIr.
Ley oi Charleston, Assistant Teacher il,
Music and ornamental literature.
ID. Is. MClACRlN, Me'ry
juno, 2J'i. 1851 ~ II
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SUMTER HOUSE.

tiisaM F. MYERS. would respectfully In.
Eisst3 form the ciiizeIn uf SumiersilIe and
tszssssss!, the surrounding country that he has
just returned from Charleston, md has made
arrangements to rcceiv. ICE md SODA WA.
TEX, "f every variety, weekly.
lie has ON hand, and will continue to receive
throughout the season, u choice n, sortmcnt o.
Wines and Conlinls, Confcc,ionnrics, Fruit,
ti,an was ever offered before In this place.
May 29, 1880. 50 n
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D. J. WINN,
1EH:SkdHg S'K, 's'

would respectfully inform his friends an
'"e pnn''' gen rally thai b. n"w has nn l,mn.i
"''', "i r. Tor sale an r.a.'r rhl,. Irr'u u i,u.
"'"' '.'i''nii ASSORTMENT al timh.. ta,-ilnrr =.
~ :hi '-sth r., with Hats Caps. :,
FSsnsp~mI-r.. Cr,,a,.. S~.h.. Gnr l'n. 10
III. en and Nrrin" shirts. brave >.
Glove. l'anit crchi. Is, i'tn',.rilas, trc.
Men anI Boys Rrn y Made Cln.hing "f eve.
~ description unl variety.
Complete Military Outfits. rnifnr,n.. Sword
r., nnltts. &r.. fnrni-hrL Al short i"iir..
Uniforms for Sumter EiGcmcn iurui.hcd nn
reasonable terms.
IL His yrsri.us arc peculiarly rih. co,.i.;iur
Of far ris lrr i.'i,-ru. ,ilan ever previously .,
lbiird IN hi. market
Ou. L. 1851 81 ,f
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From the Carpet Bag. II
HIT rs THE FASHION,

- - ~ - - - - <AS - u AS4N0
They say cit is the fashion,"
And vainly I protest
'Gainst wearing rowdy breeches,
Or spotted woolly vest.
"This the fashion," must grin,
-, And with resignation bear it, >
My collar Is stiff as tin, y 5iaEt
But am forced 10 wear It,
Kid gloves! oil, how I hate 'em,
But they arc worn by all tho "ton, -
And | must sport 'em, though it takes
An hour 10 get them on;
And wear seal rings, gold chains,
And pins. and flashy.iringed cravats,
And what IL worse than all the rest,
These clumsy stovc.pipe hats.
Mustachits and goa.ees arc worn
BY "non about the town.
So ] must, raise yellow pair,
And try to think them brown.
! often swear to change ils hue,
But fear. again to try It,
For once turned my face ull blne
In vain attempt TO dye It.
Large feet are Every vulgar"
So I'm forced TO pinch up mine
In boots OF f.ncy leather,
All CLOSED to make them slime.
No matter how il pinches,
! 'nust not show my passion,
But groan and die by inches
b Because 81 it is the fashion,"
/ limp INTO The makers,
A"l -hnw them to him there,
With = vc'y ':"urniui cour:enanee,
:ANi vr"c,n"In!v swear
Iha, my toes with cnrn's are covered,
But i;c answers with a smile,
. And consol,ng!y assures me
They're The vrry 'atcs, ST 'ylc. "
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Plantation for Sale.

The snbsciih-r oilers for .alr his CUI"rON y
adj"ining lands al Col. X. X.
Slmnn. and lnnring'l"n Jrnnirgs Esq. Al.o a
trncI Of Pine lnli,!s mile, irrrn Smmte =, liz.
continuing uhout 1000 acres.
For terms &c, apply to =. Mayrnnt.
GORDON ". BRADLEY
August l2lh, 1851 ~
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON &LATTA
would respectfully inform his friena and the
public generally. that he is now receiving Ia rn-
rirfy of Heavy and Fancy t:rocrrirs. whicl, i.e
will srll low for casl,-Tno L,nrs above ,irc
Planter Hotel, and imnc. .iiatrly opposite Jan,cs
Dunlnp.. rsq.
CurMlcn, :. {. Dec l0th, 1880 u
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Hats and CAPS,

The SUBSCRIBER will receive in few days, n
very zine assortment Of Gents and Buys Hats
and Gaps, which viii bo sUli q, unusually low
prices nj the store nf w. }. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. l. d VI. Moses Law Office.
Sept. l5, 1851. i!-tf
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Beautiful Fall Goods,
Now Opening,

AMONG which arc, Rich ChnngeahIc Silks
Figured do. French Cnshmcrcs, Scotrl, Poriins
Figured EListrcs, Chnngcnblc Dominia, Plain
and Figured Alpacns, Plain and Figured u.
l.aInes. English and Am rican Prints, &c., will,
general assortment Of goods, for sale low a,
the store OF
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite r. ]. & NJ Moses Law Office.
octobcr 7. 1851, 80 Il
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Ready Made Clothing,

Will he received IN y E,w days, n very
hnc Stork uf llra,!. Madr tiahins---,'on.isiing
al every article Of Gents wear. aud will bc
cold lew, by W. FRANCIS.
Oprisilr +. }. & II. Moses Law Oflce
Sept -, 1851. II-tf
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N. era Me-,
ManslfattWrcr Of ysuEEie%,
LIGHT CARRIAGES, L. c,

Returns his sincere thanks To q sFsar q
the citizens Of Sumter Dip,rict l1sK
for their liir.rnl patronage i,jtf,rr- -SISS--SZ-
To bestowed and 's.gs leave to ii,forin them iha,
l,e krers constantly ON hand III. above articles
1f his own manufacture aud warrau,s the saue
rs' ir Of the best nntcria. work ,.inii-ip. AMI y.
the latest style His prices sl,uli csn pet, wi,i
ga. ..,1ri-un; t" be convinced 2ynu will pleas.
call n, III. Carriie. heIrslurs ,uu Broad Street
n',,icr the Town Hall and slamine s,r your
selves. l.7irEt sI.
With twenty yeara experience. and Liberty,
nil. yt,r
He'll viz with the country and The art. o
liis Trade. ~,
May liih, 1851 80 IS
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Se:rE, !. J.. IfAl NEtSNSOKTfI,
HsS$SsSSA nENTr>r, w"uli resp" tally
-S-I-D notify his pairr,s and the com.
mnntty IN general. that lie has removed Il, hi.
residrncc- neariy "p,n,-ilc the Male Academy,
where he may be found at all times, errept
when nb<en, fr"m Town un h,,.iI,rss for fuw
days together. of which due notice. ', III H. gwen.
Suntcrville, September 2, l>3i. 4.-3ui
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. ds. BANCROFT,

253 and 255 kISG-SrREEr.
Zone door below Wentworth S,reri.l
va would ngnin respectfully invite tn. nt,-n.
tirn "f our friends and crss,UHers in the Country
tn our .1lcnsivc Stock Of DRYEOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia Pluincs and kerseYs
Alabama - do do.
ysass,in Sa,in and Striped os1.al'ersa.--- ---r>,.---
kgs Ess .ss,sd and Brown Doi1ies,ics
! =. ,llsI I.ANEE:TS-DIRElI n
!$EsS >TNipDkTATION
Wr.wouli all" iar, icularly invite attention
uar IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being nns of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY
We mr.. also prepared To furnish every article
in the Dry Goods lane, viz: fIu.irrs, Goivrs
Linrns. Fiunnrs, Cloths Cusi,ncrs, Bon, zines
Alpaccas. Metcnocs, slouxsellain Dc l.ninr.
Plnids. Jaconsts and Swiss Muslins. Furniture
Dimiiy. Prints. G:nglnms. Shawls, Laces, E.lg.
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings, &c, DC.
September 90. 1851. zS-.tf
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER VILE, s. c.,
fm6s This Hotel is situated in the most
|,,;;iE pleasant part Of the town. The
aissS:A Proprietor will be pleased tn see
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising 10 spare no exer,ions on his part to
render them comfortable. Charges req
s0ndble.
WEBB CLARK.
Proprietor.
Jan % l3 If
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Segars and Tobacco,

A very fine lot Of Spanish Segars; also fine
hcming Tobacco. just reosivcd and for sale low
bY W. J. FRASCT
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Clcthil.g' Clothing!


20 PER cent c,IH,rEK THAN a. -
rTRcHA>EI rE.>EWHERE
r.. III. BitM n"nl.l respectfully call he
attention "f The inhabitants af Sumter District
ard virniry l." their plcndid assortment If
Ci"ihing. such u.
Drces, sack. vgas s'roci.
Coats
warranted all Of the lr.st workmai,ship and Of
tie finest quality AMI material; nl,n, ino
Satin Vests, Cashmere
sS3gpfs
mrp} al oth"r ARTICLES connected with n gentle.
man : furnishing department. On. mott" .l.aI
In snlnli profits nj quick sales" We can
ns.irr nv th"c wh" n,ir"nise ns they cannot
bny the s,iIe ARTICLES elsewhere ut .ml J, iow
prices plrnsc cal! and see. and examine for
y"nrs"lvcs y; "nT S.w mui Far i,iu,s,!ar Store
~" 3.i kinc-si, Charleston. ). &. AIso al
their Store III t:cnrsctuwn, 5. &.
Nov. -. 1851 4-tf
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The subscriber respectfully informs his
frienls und c,ston,era, that he Ii now receiving,
nj Ills old stand, NJ. a6 HAvNE.Srnssr,{ {up
;;",, Na,'in from ss! England Gsmany rtass ad the
Staple ano fansn Dress GOODS,
Gold ana Silver Watches, Jewelry. Go.
10 sell ON rens, m,bc terms, at HAoie.sale oaly,
to the Country Trade. lie respectfully solrita
n call, lclug determined To sell az low M any
House IN the City. Il. q. BROWN.
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N0sRGe.

Persons having demands against the Es.
tate Of Il. Richardson, Decd. arc requested
to present them duly attested, snd those in
deb,ed to make payment to
~ c. M. RICHARDSON,
A2T,Y.
M, u yesn n ,r
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MNNAGR.

tA35t M9TAGG>
The subscriber has RrmDy Ct, his FCRNl.
FURE WAREROOMtn AR. 4. }. Muses. new
building fnp.siairsl where le will keep con.
,lantly on haui, general assonmep, Of Fnr-
.c.-,y.g-x.nr-S niturr. consisting in part of
SA.,.,..ss ,,;.,s: Dressing Bureaus. Plain ami
AE5S1-- AE5S1---.szs:tS .zse::tS Marble Top. Sofas and ni.
vans, Fonl Stools. Ot;oinalrs. Iyar,irubcs, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining. Tea
and Work Tables, Centre do: tnr!cd Maple
high and low post Bcisuals. Mahogany do. !:
Office. Sitting. Nursing and Re cLing Chairs of
every description.
Furniture un.de aml repaired al the shusle,t
nU.I,-.
Plain md Mahogany Collins iurnisllrsi In or.
der. -s& 'A
The subscriber Is pr.Is,r.,, TO furnish Biiu.is.
sash an! lLa.F. M 'h1rL~tn, Yricrs.
H.. Nil continue his WORKSHOP At tho
OH stand. wt,vr. all orders in his iiuc will b..
pnn,,nal' attended tn. aas-
DASI.. 5. SARGENT.
NJ,
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Wholesale e jasoot ANA Shoe

w WaoieSiaiel3asOOe ssssa0 Shoe
a,u ftfH& RH0Else. glf7gE
400 Cases of BOOTS and SHOES, for
snie 10 per cent. vhanper than can t,e purchased
in The months prices. by JOHN COMMINGS,
2S4 kingsireet, Charleston. s. e.. opposite Bab-
cocks Hook Store. n ~. a. ii
s:ssy TERMS-Casii, or approved na,ea a,
s.1ty days. lH 4ss T sf## ra ~
ESy will fir, to mrasnrr. PLANTA YlON
BROGANs;. al rr,ifced prices. J. G..
Charleston, Oct.6 i-@FH. 50 II
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Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn

PRIME Mountain Butter. I'm small Firki,,
do. d". Leaf Lard. do
North Carolina BACON
do CORN
ROBr. I.ATTA.
March IS 1851 ~ NJ
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