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END OF AN ARGUMENT. = CHE sub
iect has been discussed for some
time.) 4 say you don't know 4a44y
thing about it.
1 say I DO
Well, then, why don t you5Floye
it?'
Prove it yourself
HAVEN t | done 50 already
NO, End you cant.
'FheH can that aH.
SAL, bonn FOUNDER. AT Tie CCic-
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39 so bills old Monougaheia Whiskey
80. ~ bbls Rye wh,skey;
Az Jus common recuhed Ahskeyi
~ bbls country do do
2 bbis VIVID Cherry Brandy;
2 pipes aud pipes nne Cvguiac Biandy;
ii bbls [ ale Cdgniac DlanJ,;
z bbIs Muscat " me:
bb!s old Madeira aud Brown Cherry Wine
I04 bbls Peppermint and CinnamUA Cordla.s;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries
5 boxes French COTdiais;
20 boxes Ciafet Cofcfais, ~ store aud f0r
sac by HOLES y HENLEY,
April 8, ISL. Nashville, Tenn
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4 Dutch widower, out west, whose
better hal # departed on the long jour
ney tp the spirit i nd some twelve
Tbs age, determined, the other
day, b consult the Rappers,' and
ende;lvor to obtain a spiritual COM
munifatidh, feeling anxious respect
ing the Iut4re Sta ,e Of his wife
These !raIPpcrs, be it known, were
not The genuine 'mddiumsf but Of a
bogus Kin -adxentuIers -cndcayor-
ing ID reap a harvest oct of the late,
mysterious :. develoHements. After
the.uSual ceremonies, the spirit of
Mrs. Haunt manifested BY raps It's
W.iillllin$aqss 10 converse with Ter des-
solateIsp GUS e.
ISL dht you Mrs Hauntz?' In
qqired the Dutchmah.
Yes, dearest, it is your own wife,
You ile7 You tam teyIl a ghost,
interrupt ED Hanntz, starting from
his se4t, mime frau speak noting but
Deitcll, and she never said 'tearest
in her e. 1t was always sHauhtz,
you tiefP or, Haunt, you tirty
shlxamp' al nd the Dutchman hobbIell
from the boom well satisfied that the
Trapping SPIRITS were al humbu5,
anil hht hd was safe from any fur
Their conn hunication with bis shrewish
frau OH TVS earth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-03

To discover. how many IDLE men
there are in d place, all tbat's neces-
sary is tQIset two dogs a fghting.
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NEW FIRM
and New Spring 81 Summer Goods
| OF THE LATEST STYLES
G Ssg ~ E:sgSSeyg.

M W. GILL AMI B. l.. RUSSELL,
~ tradIno under the sINl. and firm III
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Notice.

RECEIVED Orne.s iia,n w II. Is.
R',i'ar.ison, Ctruru,n,. o. thr ", ,,,.,r
30 ri OF Commissionera Of R.ans lor
C'ore'nl''n Comfy, dated Goth :,cple,ii.e.
last, t"issnc warrant to J. II. Prescott, ..s.l..
as Oyersecr on lhe; Vance's Ferry sR'a:'.
toiakc Tie hands ,ron9n,4 10 ,ii, J:.s,s
d'ction and work upon a.: ts,n: :.
consecutive days acco;..,',s 70 i...n. ! !"
expiration OF the Twelve j ys w",s, Ia,
Road should OF then in II, a ,,J.,.. >, ar.
saic chdi,un, upon i,'uruiniin .rr.. -, !,
ov"rst"ri" that cfiirr. IL g.vc pnb,,. ne; e
OF tn. same This day received i,:...,,,,.
ton from Mr.. Prscm, OYER soer % ,lr, .n.,i
Vancn's Ferry Road, that he had .rrecahie
to the above instruction worked .:,rn "a =.
Road twelve days with n,.'tbe hA,.!s be.
h,nging 10 that Juris.llct on, :.ud he con
s'ders the Bridge To be entirely nnsaic, (.s
the abutIncnt TX enlin.ly ro,tes..) eve for a
single horse 10 pass nver.
Therefore the public arc warne.. iron,
passing over The Vancc's Ferry cm.b ::
n'enl and Bridge, l"ll, ~ person and =. .
perty Of any kind, rs - is reported TO '...
entirely ursafc.
BY order az tho Chairman.
l. b. BROGDEN. fTk on. Il
Nav. - 1851. q :;,n
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From the South Carolininn.
BarEl0 lavillc Institute.

We cannot publish the followin"
card without q re,hark or two. We
are only surprised that such paper
has not ere this been given to the
public, for if any institution in the
State deserves the support and coun-
tenancc of the people Of the State, it
is this school. For forty years it has
stood unrvalled in the South as a
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. /: would be
strange, if, after such an almost un
paralelled torn of we'll deserved con.
hdence, any occurrence of the nature
alluded to--an irnpropriety for which
the institution cannot be justly con.
demned- this long-tried and well.
conducted school should be sacrificed, :,
especially after it has been promptly
purged of the offending parties. =
The Institute at Barhamville has
long maintained high rank, and de-
servedly has it done SO; and many
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CATALOGUE.

silk and Straw Bnnnets, Bibt,ons, Flowcrs md
Silk G"sis, lIosicry. Gloves, Scarfs, Cravats,
T"grihrr will, 4 cufnplcts assornen, Of Millino
~ Good.. Dress and Cloak Trimming, DC.
t:nns, Rifles, Revolving AMI other Pistols,
Percussion Caps. Game q Shut Bags, Powder
Knives. Scissors. Rnzors, Gent. Travelling
Tniet Cases,
Musical Instruments
Writing Gases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coats Spool Cot,os, Colnmru do. Tapes,
Yarns,
Hn'to"., Combs. Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
i0ngncs,
Soaps. Pcrfumery, Inks,
And grneral assortment Of Fancy Articles,
Gold and Silver Watches. Jcwairy.
Mnrinc Time Pieres, frncl, Ainntrl Clocks.
Cunrnon Druss and Wuod Clicks, &c.
=, English and German Guns, BIRD Cages and
irala, and various other articles too nuincrvua
to mention 'F,'a''f
N.B.-Just received from Paris the mns,
splendid oksortInrnt of Gilt nnd Gold Jewriry
ever Offered ia this market. E.G. Il.
October u, 1851. Soft
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favour. the subscribcr wish.
rs :" inform The public that he sill mauufac.
t,ircs Cotton Gins nt his establishment In State
burg, ON the most improved and approved plan,
which lac thinks that the cu,,vn ginned on one
OF linse gins of the late Improvement, n worth
nj least quarter oi u cen, more than the cot.
ton g'nned on the ordinary gin. lie also man.
niar'ures them on the most simpis construction,
Of the finest finish and Of the best materials iu
Wit. Steel Saws and Steel Piated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gius and puts them in ccm.
pirte orier at the shortest notice. An orders for
Gins will bs promptly and pmciually attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, S. C.. APRIL -, 26 II
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the evening Of a life, devoted Is ins
intellectual and neral culture Of the
female, mind, such TN aspcrsion OF
fame falls like q calamity on the ven.
cradle principals Of this school. We
may be able to appreciate the feel.
ings OF parents and guardians on On
occurrence of this nature; but the
prompt and effectual riddance of the
offending party entities the worthy
principals to continuance Of tina,
confidence 80 long and so meritori.
ously rcposcd in them.
In introducing this card, therefore,
we prefix these comments unsolicit.
cd, and on our own responsibility.
We feel that Barhamville has too
many tics around the hearths.one of
every family in the State, to permit
them to be rent by All occurrence
Which human foresight could not
prevent, and which was remcdicd
with the most co,nmendablc prom,..i.
tude. We trust that Barbamvillc
will continue to receive, under its
original projectors and esteemed
conductors. all that confidence and
success it 80 rishteously deserves:
TO TIE PUBLIC.
In consequence Of an unfortunate
occurrence which recently took
place at the South Carolina Fc.
male Institute, the undersigned !,
friends of that Institution, are up
prehenslvc that Serious injury viii
be done to it unloss the public are
properly Informed Of the facts. The
interest VIC feel in this excellent in.
stitution, Of which, We think, the
State has reason to be proud, TO-.
Sether With our desire to Do Justice
to DR.. Elias Marks, its wul,hy
principal, Ca gentleman who has for
the last forty years been iayorahly
known to tho people Of this aud the
adjoining States us a teacher Of
young Iadies,) has prompted us 10
make the following brici statement t.
the public.
Fl We believe the affair has been,
very much exaggerated; ,ut hos
far t'r hnps"!'r'c1'rs si."Arn ., "rir
ca:''ch "e ai' not .Ic,,.:"a $.
we deem 1t Su.nc.cn.. hnWc.rr. j..
state that, IN our Judgment, Dl.
hlar&s was III np"iSe 90 tia .c; i'al
iroh the nrSt li,t,uiu,iun 4. irsrnc.;
of the affair ne has nr,.a with IL,
proper feeling, am. property riu
himself and the institution OF both
the parties charged with otEc,nliu.:
that he has shown no diSnosition 20
screen either OF the offenders, or
conceal their imprudcnce or indis
cretIon 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 pecuniarv
injury.
We further bes leave to state tia,
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40.
] 80
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, IS. c..

CHARLESTON, IS. c..
LEAVING :the Wharf at the fool Of
I.aurens-st. daily at 3, p.%m. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via Will.
MINGTON, and W.EI.I)(sN, N. C.. Pc.
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, ,PIIILADEsI.-
PHIA. aud NJ. YORK.
The public is respectfully Informed tia,
the steamers oi tbs limo, ifom Charleston
to Wilmington. are i'm first rate condition,
aud arc naygated by well known and expe.
rienced commanders, alld The railroads are
in fine order, (,he Wilmington and Wei.
don Road having recently bocn e.!ai,i with
heavy Il KAlL) thereby securing Gnth
s:i,c:y ard dispatch. "A TmLouGH TICK.
IL I haviilg ,'c"ady ueen q, up.ralaJ,i wi,.
d. rvii,'n..sri rs i pertnancni ar,aagcn,en;
;Te;ii Charleston 10 New iorh.. By ti,,s
route travellers may eucI, New York
on he third day during business hours
On and after the iirsi day ui' Jmjy mex,
''rgynge VIII hc t;t,ke,ed rom ii,n point
III .;eparurn I" Washington ciiy, n,Hler
!hr iIarg" al n spccni agent or Haggdge
itaSier. A, Washington, The ru,iie will
t.r | an> erred q !lr care 0i ei;a lar agents.
who viii a;r"np.ily Il to New York, and
i.kc arrangements vii be pursued in re-
turning South 7'E q less
Through Tickets In Ncw York can
..''o',e he hal from f, iiyINSl4Oyv, Agent
s! ~" Wilmington aud isaleIyht r. R..
C.npqpy, lie off OF the Company,
'"oi o, !. ens.sreet, Charleston. s. e
~ whoi l.!"a>r :'npty; ,md 10 Ch,r.csr0n,
4, he ',iis ~ lie New Isrs'y Railroad
~ Fr 4n.r'r '";, Cn"pany, Ncw York
.yl, 1851 36 4,
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A. ANDERSON,
NNAVEN AWN NANANa

rn,s,t,trvitir. :. G..
Resrrctfliy inf,rms the people nf SUN.
tor District Ii.. ,". !sr- Just rrrciv, anil
""w "ilrrs f"r sale the he's, srirus... ,n,I I..
most choice stock ui
FAli and sitter dsu,,h>
ihn' has ever hr-n brought to this I'M, rk.,.-
re has received many nvw styles Of Fall arri
WINTER Goods, which purchasers would do
well to examine tcfnn. buying elsewhere.
blnrk. Bin,, Green ami miIe,l Er,a,i. lln,i,e.
rain ami Fancy Cn-sincres: Satin. Velvet
ohd Six 'es''nss. Ihys nmI Mems Cops. &c.
--ALso- EE.a
;. a ftti and large supply of ITn.icry. Gloves.
Suspcntcrs. fravais, IIhndkerchirfs, &c. &r
all OF which will IA. sold "n the most liberal
trrms. and nj prices in suit the ti,n..
tv Garments manufactured by the auhscri-
Der, ana wnrran.n'i I" give sntisf,r,inn. Or
der. tr"In'n 'iistnn,e promptly attended to
lie may b. found At the slan,l E.r,ncrIy oc.
run,ed ny Conway. and more recently by
ID. W. Price.
4. ANDERSON.
Oct. 10Th, 1881 IS II
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CIIR|..C|..,llI4AlS,. !,

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he II now receiving,
a, his Old stand, M. % IIAfss. .SrKssT, (ap
staif.,) from England, Germany, Ffance nhd tho
Northern States, coIupleto nssortmcnt Of
Staple ano fanen Dress Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry. ao.
ny per Catalogue annexed, b cl ic il pre- pa rcd
10 fcil ON reas, nabc terms, at Whole.saIe only,
TO the Country l'rnde. lie respectfully soIiciis
a call, beiuH determined to scll M low ne any
House in the City. h. q. BROWN.
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as The offending parties have been
removed, and as the institute is now
under the sole and exclusive mana
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 it at this time as eminently Dc.
serving the support and patronage If
the public.
We further state that we have
reeson to fear that unless the friends
Of the institute step forward to sus-
tain it, it will be destroyed, to the
great desriment Of the people Of this
State.
John Bolton O'Neal,
John S. Preston,
j. II. Adams, =
'' +. j. Moses,
a William J. Taylor,
D. Wilson,
William ii. Gist,
r. DeTrevillc,
Dr.. William Reynolds,
u. j. Goodwin,
John J.. Manning.
J. lIarleston Read, jr.
j. A. Dargan,
George Howe,
r. Il. Brunbv,
@ John "A. Crawford, a}s
B. NJ. Palmer.
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SUMTER HOUSE,

tisGM F. MYERS. would respectfully IN.
E,iIi form the citizens OF SurntcrviIe and
Elassee.i ti'. surrounding country thni b. ans
Just returned from Charleston, and has made
arrangements To receive ICE md SODA WA.
TEX. of every variety. weekly.
fic has OH hand, and will continue to receive
throughout the season, Il choice n sorrment o.
Wines and Cor,lials, Confsciionaries, Fruit,
&c, nli oi which will he disposed of cheaper
tlIan wns ever offered bcfors In this place.
May %, 1880. 80 ,f
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Oct. 10th, 1881
D. J. WINrV,
" g:SkCgHs S'S' y,,s

would respectfully inErm his friend. ..uI
"'r pehli' gen rally that h., now has on ln,r
MI, oil ~ Tor sale on r'a.n, rl,l. term II I,.s,
All" S.'i"nl' ns,rfIH.nt uf tiniii. t,,- iinr -
NSS iih E->tn e. with IiniS t,ns :.
g sS"spn'-r.. Cra,ats. Smk.. Gnc iin. rs
IL rn and Merlin" shirts, Draw. =.
Gloves. hanit crrhi"fs. i'm'nlnx. &c.
Men and Buys lra Made (1n,hiuy of r,a.
~ description nnl variety
Complete Military Outfits. Uniforms. Sword
T.. nhi.'tts. &c. furnished AT short n",i.r
t'niform- for Sumter Encncn furnished ON
reasonable irru...
Hts >csi'n"s arc peculiarly rich. colsi.;inr
Of far ri' her I.,,,-rn. Than ever previously 81,
hihilcd in lhi. fr,rlet
Oct. Il. 1851 81 ,f
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Educational Notice,

The second session of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tuesday Sth uf July with m enlarged nu,n
Der Of teachers aud tlat,crng prospect q
an increased numh"r Of Pupils In the
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned to 90 North
the Board have unanimously elected NJ ~
f.. SPAIN. and appointed Miss A. q. Rrr.
LEY Of Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Music and ornamental literature.
d. Is. MCIAURIN, See'rv
June. 2J'i, 1891. ~ #
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Notice.

The Bank OF The State Of South Carolina. ys.
VIM X. Davis E1'or- OF John ~ Davis.
Masters OIficS, llsh August, Is5I.--ln parsn.
ance of the Decree, na,ice IL hereby given 10 the
creditors of John N. Dasir. deceased, 10 como
IN and prove their debts before n,e, on or before
the lst Of January neat, otherwise they will be
excluded .s<e benefit Of Tho Decree.
JAMES w, GRAY, Rasfer ~, Eassay. 4
kusus II, 1881. r~1.u
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POE r r 7 Z
From the CARPET Bag. &
HI rs THE FASHION.

aS Ah II FASehlVNs
They say cit Is the fashion,"
And vainly I protest
= 'Gainst wearing rowdy breeches,
+ Or spotted wooliy vest.
"This the fashion," must grin,
,r. Aud with resignation bear II, -
My collar Is stiff as tin, @s&Et
But / am forced 10 wear il.
Kid gloves! oh, how hate 'em,
But they are worn by all the tor"
And must sport 'e,n, though il lukcs
An hour 10 get them on;
And wear seal rings, gold chains,
Z And pins. and fiaEhy.iringed cravats.
And what 10 worse than all the rest,
These clumsy stove-pipe hats.
Mustachi's and goatees are worn
BY "inen about the town."
So must, raise n yellow pair,
And try 10 think them brown.
l often swear TO change its hue,
But fear again to try it,
FOR once turned my face all blne
LII vain attempt 10 dye It.
Large feet are Every vulgar"
So In, forced to pinch up mine
In boots OF f,ncy leather,
All glossed To- make iheln shine.
No matter now il pinches,
l'nust not show my passion, =.
But groan and die by inches
Because "it is the fashions"
limp into the maker'a,
Aud -hnw them to him there,
Wiih very ,:"urniul co,n;enaI,ee.
Ani Erne,ner':v swe,r
r Thai my toes with curu's are r0verc,l,
Blu. he answers with a smile,
E And Consollng!y assures me
They're ".'c vrry latest style"
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. ds. BANCROFT.
253 and 35J kISG-SrRErr.

253 and 255 kISG-SrRErr
Gone door below Wcntw,r,h-S,rcet.)
Wso would ngnin respectfully invite the a.,rn.
,inn "f our friends and customers ia the cunn,..
tn our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and kereYs
hlnbnmn. do DO.
iS'snain and Striped osnaherga. --7S..S..,--
IVA al}sss.! and Brown D0Ge,,ics
sass2 yszs "A .ANE:E:TS-DIRE1.T
~ Hs's9s IMPORTATION
Wc,wunld All" part iculnrly invite attention I
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being ons of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We mr.. also prepared To- furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Lane, viz: Holsters, Goivrs.
Linens. Flnnnels, Cluis. sinrrs, llua IN zines,
Alpncrns. Mcrenoes, slnlissellaia DC lainrs.
plnids, Jaconets and Swiss Muslin.. Furniture
Dimiy. Prints. Gingl,ams. ShaMl., Lnces, E.lg.
ing. Ribbons. Trimmings, de-, DC.
September 23 1851 4S..u
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Boots and Shoes.

,xrsa, SOUTHERN MADE PLAN. ,rshp
PIN TATION BROG
&c, WHOLESALE AND RErAiL. 40.
3O. EAST BAY. .CIiARLES1DN, SO. CA.
s. Tho subs c,iber Agent tor: the SOUTH CAR
OLlNA SHOE FACTORY, at Charleston,
s. T., and the CHERAW FACTORY, nj Che.
raw, Sc, will offer for sale in this ma et by
the LIST If September. n large supply;of south.
,rn inu,ls PLANTATION BRui.ANS and
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES, together with
a general assortment Of BOOTS md SHOES,
wlich wiil he, sold at the lowest idafkci prices
for goods or a'simiaf quality. - 80
~ Et.5 .blS k.A.lPRiEGLE:,
Deale III Brogans, B,,o,s nnd Sl,uus,
No. 30, Ea,, Hay.
August, 10. 1851! t'g 4 Am.
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Hats and Caps.

The subscriber will receive in n few days, a
very fine assortment of GcHt's AMI Boys Hate
AMI Cnps. which will to shd q, unusually low
prices Mt the store nf W. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. ]. d VI. Moses Law Office.
Sept. Is, 1851. i1-if
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Plantation for Sale.

he snb.cIiher offer. for snlr his cUI"rOS y
PLANTATION adjoining lands nt Col X. R
Smhh. and lanrinE'inn Jennings Esq. Al.o q
tract of Pine nilds miles ir,rn Sumter lie
continuing about 1000 acres,
For terms DC, apply to =. Mayrnn,
GORDON ". BRADLEY
August I2tb, 1851 IL
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Ready Made Clothing.

Will hr rcrrW,d IN = fw days. WY
fine stock of Ready Made CI",hins--run.i.,ins
of every article ui Gents wear. and will fs
'"d law. 10y W. }. FRANCIS,
oprisilr +. J. & NJ. Moses Law Uhloe
Sept. -, 1881. i1-,f
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Beautiful Fall Goods,
~ ....
Now ebpcIliaag.

AMONG which are, Rich thnneeabic Silk.
fflE'red ho., French Caslmcrcs, Scntcl, Poplils
Figured lLis,rcs, Changcablc Dorninia, Plain
nnd Figured Alpacns, Plain and Figured l,e
lnna.s. English and Am rican Prints, S... will,
general assortment, cl goods, for sale low OF
the store Of
w. J. FRANCIS,
Oppositc F. ]. & VI. Moses Law Office.
October 7. 1851, 50 Il
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON d. LATTA
would respectfully inform hi friends anil The
public generally. that he i- now receiving u rd-
ririy Of Heavy and Fancy Grocrri,.s. which he
viii s,-l law for cnsl,--lTno Jours above tl.
Planter Hotel, and Incia,cly oppositc Jun,cs
Dunlap. r.q
Cumdru, =. {. Dec. 10Th, 1850 II
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER VILE, s. c.,
fiEss This Hotel is situated in the most
l,;;iEsa pleasant part of The town. The
1ssssA Proprietor will be pleased tn see
his friends md the travelling public; prom
ising To spare no exe.tions on his part to
render them comfortable. Charges ren-
sondbie.
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor.
Jan % l3 u
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Segars and Tobacco,

A very fine lot Of Spanish SeGars; also finc
hc"ing Tobacco. jus, received and for sale low
~ vs.. J. ITASCfS
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N. RA NE,
NnnHfatturcr Of lsuSsics,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. DC

Return. his sincere thanks to y I5Fss5,y
The citizens Of Sumter, Drtric, tsEaeZ
ior their liisrnl patronage hj,hrr- -Sl2--Q-
IN bestowed and h'Es leave To infor,. it.m that
hr keefs constantly un hand tI.. above article,
oI ID. own manufacture and warranls the zane
Ia ls of the best m:a:crin. worn saisi,ip ami us
il,c latest style. His prices shall co,, Tetr with
the t'harast,n price=.nn,i rs IN durability. no
r':...is's'i; ;"as cont ins,-'. You wiii rl.-a.r
call nj his Cnrriags heisriory ,n. Broad Street.
n'aicrshe Town Hall aud examine Es ,our-
stiscs. t.s.s ~. -H II, ., ~
Win iMeniy yrara experience, and Liberty
nii. .,,
He'll vie with the country and ,hs arts Of
s his trade.
May li,h, 1851 80 f
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Ssss:1,s J. J.. lIAiNESWORTii.
HffSSS E':NTi>T, w"ul.l rr.p". ,.".lv
1l1l' notify his Irarr'si, and the com
innnity ~ general. that he hu. removed Ia his
fesidrnre- h-uriy "pIs-ite tlr Male Academy,
Where he may be found at nii times. exrent
when nbreni fr'm Town OH b,,,,wss fnr n fuw
DAYS together. ui whichdne nniice will b. gwen.
Snntervile, September 2. 1851 45-:hm
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shoes! shoss.::!
Wholesale Root lsssai shoe

a,ifh f.s4'.' RA0elScs aas BEiys
400 Cases of BOOTS, and SHOES, for
sale 10 per cent. Slraapcr Ihnn can he purchascd
in The 6 months prices. by JOHN COMMINGS,
s74 kingstrre,, Char!es:on. s. G.. opposite Bab-
E:y TERMS-Casll. or apprusrd note. n,
s.Ity days. i s.f sly
rSS will ft, to mrastrr. p PLASTA TON
BROGAES. NJ rrdHrel prices. }. e..
Chnrlssiun, Oct.6 tts. 50 II
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Clothing! Clothing!

ID PER 'ENr rr",rti THAN "a. -
PURCHASER rT.>EWRERg
f. d II. RATM nnuTd respectfully rsll he
attention "f the inhabitants sf Sumter District
aid ririniIv I" Ihcir prndid assortment Of
thhhing, such ~
aerc.s, Sack. -taa.i s'rovg.
Coats
warranted all Of The lrst workmanship and OF
the fines, quality nn' material; als,,, fine
Satin Vests, Cashmere
.s.sefS.
aml al oihr articles cnnncricd with n gentle.
man furnishing department. On. rnuiin ,halI
In " small profits nd quick snlc,,'' We can
nssnrc all th".c whn ls,ironisr ,is they cannot
tny the s,,ne Articles elsewhere at n lnw
prices Pirnsc ral Hnl s,r. and cIntniT,,. for
y"nrsrlvc, nj "nr N.w AMI fss hio,s,,!~ Store.
No. 81 kins-st.. Charleston. 5. G.. Aleo o.
i'trir Store ~ t.c"rsctnwn, 5. T..
Nov. -, 1851 At