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70 1861 shout a. per cent ana Of 1851 over 1850 tss
increase Of the movement Of property on the eve canals
- per cent
The receipts and current expenses Of collection fOr
five years. on al the canals, - follows I'm 1S47
receipts ESoiSI; expenses, E8oee--ast, fAls4. In
ls4S receipts, f4649s; expenses f087s-net fs68lS.
In 1872 receipts expenses ls7-net f4s ass
In 1850 receipts 772 expenses floeslnot fss no.
In 1851 receipts 976le expenses f12 1ss-net fss9so
But in addition TO the expenses Of collection there arc
repairs amounting in 1851 to and tolls refunded
amounting to feOa Tho whole deductions were there
FORE and the net revenue, after adding SO 5ss
for dncs fSsoe4 Ofthe gross tolls Gers 21o) the Wei
land produced f4S.2l, and the st. Lawrence Ell 76
The quantity and value Of some leading articles i'm
ported into Canada during the years 1850 and 1851 are
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respects Tbs 0edsrstion = made irsm motives a 10
speo topuoo opinion and not from any regard for en
Scott whoes couct this oosasion y such total de-
psrture from homer and proprs<y e 70 reader him
worthy OF tho esteem Of who has any respect for
himself, $3.50 Z 1.77 a1- = 80 - -f~
II Ia not probable that At this time have any roco
lection q having had the honor Of sesssg Cen Scott
tae Wh June 1871 at dinner In New York or Of the
are not SPIT to be Impressed on the memory
But fesi Confident persuasion that III not make
which entertain for general Jackson
a. DEWITT CLINTON.
Gen Scott took this notice in so serious q humor
that he forgot his sense Of religion and
Gov. Clinton to private combat, and Gov. Clintou
treated IL with the acorn il deserved
tro BE Continued
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Total decrease $500 956
The total deficiency does not vary much from week
week and probably viii not dsr much at the close Of
the season. from the amount nov reported
The monthly statement Of the city banks of New Or
leans for August does not vary much from that for July
The circulation has decreased aud the amount Of specie
larger The amount Of deposits is also larger will be
below
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son Of Mr.. o. IT. Dudley, OF West Hartford aged
eight years fell into Merrs mill pond on the 18th inst
aud was drowned
A young mss named Charles Mansfield in the employ
OF Abraham II barrow, coach maker, New Hayea com
msttcd suicide on Monday by hanging himself in small
room In the cellar OF Mr. Dsrrow's factory.
Twenty three Of the Irish paupers sent to Boston at
the public expense have just bsen returned the
principle the authorities OF Ireland being obliged pay
their pssssge both ways.
Surgeon Daniel c. Mcleod attached TO the U s. Naval
Hospital 1t Pensacola committed suicide on the Is inst
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REMOVALS..

ERhEST NYSTROM, MERCHANT TAILOR Ann =
- dies Riding Habit Maker, tirom ParisJ wond roo
fully Inform his friends that he has removed from ~
continue 70 make up Ladies' Nding Habt1 Den uemcns
ana Boys Clothes IN the ncstct and most atye
be has long enjoyed from generous public Paris and
london Fashions received monthly. Mr. Eystrom speaks
the French, German swedish and Danish Languages
TIVE OFFICE or TIE NATIONAL LOAN FUNn
Life Assurance Company, OF London, IL removed frors
No Grand street to Washington street, oorner Of
Ger street Jersey City who're lie sGsot
Cd Medical of9ocrs ettend daily ~ 4. m. 0ahfornis
ton. j. LEANDER STARK gensrsi S ~prs1"~
4 AZ K Ho.asI 4 n ID D. xsaiss, Essaiussa
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Total 81 1851 80 sS3i79l7 IL s6229 90 ~
The aggregate capital Of the banks Sli22 l0 o.
Tie aggregate liabilities exclusive y capital 5iI0ol IS
Total liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. s2iG6Ssfi s.
80 assaL are. - ib5lO W
THIS Commissioners Of Public Works IN Canada have
mads very Interesting report Of operations during the
year 1851 The trade and navigation os the eland aud
o;hsr canals during the year wsre az annexed
PCRLic NoEss o. CANApA-~Toltq aSp Toxv,eF
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OF the imports in 1851 f7a3, 261 paid specific duties
E4Sl5l thirty cent duty Ella Ala twenty per cent
f3 5Sl 07S twelve and half per cent log two and
a half per cent and f4526T1 Free
In S4S the value Of importations CA 2455T7 OF
this value, imported from the following countries
yiz:-From Great Britain, f3O12 O3s; North American
Colonies f1o92i2; United States e., 091 ALI the bs
lance from other countries.
The value of merchandise imported from each country
in each of the past three years, annexed
1S49. 1850 1851
Great Britain fl 600 coz f24O7 $50 f3 OH 033
n. A. Colonies 1913 964O4 1O9,242
West Indies. 8 1ll2 3.4o6
United States.... 2242S55 1E4S,715 209l,441
Other for. countries Al S2l 91393 ll25T4
From this table appears that taking the three years
inciusely the importatons have increased from Great
Biain at the rate of about 7Ois Fer cent from the
United States ut the rate Of about COZ per and
from the oh American colonies at the Of 12s
per cent.
The following the numbers and tonnage Of foreign
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CLOTHING,


('AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTRD.
~ ladies and gentlemen having cast off clothing
piture dispose obtain price sending
for the subscriber ss ha limo through tho Post
oce will be attended TO- Ladies attended MRS. Dusset
dorp. L. N. DUSSELDORF, ~ Elm street.
CAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITuRE WANTED.
niture TO dispose Of obtain fair cash price, BY send
ing FOE the subscriber NJ his residence, line through the
post will be promptly attended to. Ladies' ATTENDED bs
Mrs Cohen. m. 3. COHEN. Sc Elm strseh
CLoTBiNG WANfED.--LADlFS OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any cast of Clothing or rurniture 10 al.
pose Of can receive tho utmost value in oaAh re-
sending to the store or by ieor through Tie Post oa
their wishes will be promptly attended TO Nv CoiIEv
a6a Budton street Ladies attended By Mra. Cohen.
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- - $3.50 -
MUSICAL.

N.'-c-e-<ee
MIR. OTTO MULLER, (rROM SAxoNY,) TEACHER
Nl Of the Tpnoforte and Singing sS5 Broadway oonti
nue TO give lessons At his residence that OF pupils
Please apply from yto o'clock T.. N.
SACRED MUSIC STORE, go BROADWAr.--J ~.
- Yclo has opened store at the above address ior
sale Of his cheap Musical Publications as II London
es Music for tho Service Of Episcopal ana
Catholic Churches Music for the organ ana
GLIDING Mozarts celebrated compositions MUSIC or ice
Tubs Choral Societies and singing oises.; cor "se
parts at reduced nroes Catalogues may be had gratis on
DUPLICATION at $50 broadway
TI,O VOCALIS ST S-WANrED IMMEDIATELY, Sc
veral yocalists ladies and gentlemen, also two Dan
ouses ana yolonist 10 accompany songs Permanent
rood salary given, all letters for
sdsressed 10 Vocalist broadway Post Office will be prompt
" attended too.
TINE CELEBRATED PRTMA DONNA AND PROP rs.
sor Singing SignorA Eliza Valentino, teaches sing
Ing piano thorough bass and accompaniment She be
seen house. $50 fourh street. near Mercer
10 o'clock A. NJ al ooocs + NJ shes wo.desfslly sue.
winter four professional pvpA ot Vie moss rewAstabis
yolcs and tNAsat.
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Total British and foreign, 1854 vessels; lO7ss41
tons tolls G6s0I
The annexed Is comparative statement Of the total
movement the canals for 1851 and three year. pre-
codins;-
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u. 3. DISTRICT Court,
Refoge Hon yudgcs, RdpaNn Ard natt,

BEFORE Hon Judges Ne(so0 and Betts
SER. 16-The Grand Jury have found true bills In the
caseofthe United sstesOs Geo Young for assault with
dangerous weapon b0afd tho ship Fdea and again
the seine person and Thomas WILSON and George Mar
tin for an endeAyor TO make revolt board the said
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The increase the canals between 1850 and 1851 Il a.
follows :-welIand 1905 st. Lawrence 5e.3 Chambly.
Is; Buriipgtoa Bay, sc; 81. Anne's, II o5. And be-
tween Is4e a. follows ;weilsnd, I24s Sc. Lawrence
17G2; ChAmbly ls7 o. The ags-sgsts increese on the
Wsaana, st. Lawrence sai casnbiy Canals from lsss
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Decfeaae from 1871, 10 August u S2O12
Increase foi the first week in September. 3
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION-FOR SALE,
"A the undivided half Of of the popular and promi
newspapers published in New York with
ls together with type aud fixtures of office Apply fs<
further particulars to d. Is. BROWN, No IL DeeknAa
street, or 8 Clinton Court.
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General Scott OF the Army Of the United States hav
Ing Ia letter to General jackson Of the 20 Of January
luslnuated tina. had written dictated or Dstigsted
ahvf Jnops itter 10 the latter gentleman from unworthy
1880 1880 of ior improper purposes and having also
conoeed thls imputaon from until the publication
pslet Nhchr cached me the 4th instant have
~ proper 10 declare, that have had agency
" ~ zen Jackson thAt am entlrdy Ignorant
u ts ausno snd that the fntimation OF Gen Scott
oaNes AhN VtluA.s.elY tlss 70 e atsnts and "A ~
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SUMTERVILLE MALE
"A g. "a ID EI WI W. -

The exercises oG this School will commence
OIL Tuesday, the 9Th of January next, under the
charge OF the Subs cril'cr who by diigcnt attan-
tioii 10 his profession, wishes to merit that pa.
tronog1. which he has heretofore r, ccived, in
other parts ithc District. -
1t will he his object, IN establish q School Of
the first order. Competent Assistants will bo
employed il necessary, and every means in hin
poker. made use of to render it such. l,,,r.s,t
His plum of education will he strictly; prcpnr,-
tory 10 South Carolina College. though, iflori,-
cd, pupils will he prepared for amy other It,s.i,u-
tion in the country. r{f
The Scholastic ycnr will be- divided into two
sessions of five months each and no pnpil rr-
ccived for less than session nor nfy distinction
made for absence except in cnsc OF sickness.
TERMS. .... -..
Spelling. Ren,ling. Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, rcr Sct,inn, '-I- Sl2 so
English Compassion, Dcclnmaton,l
GrnmTcr. Geography, History, 81 YAH
Arithmetic, higibu, Geometry, SlS 90
Mythology, Philosophy. Rhetoric
an'i Logic including Tie nhovs,
The above with Lutin AMI Greek, $50 90
w. w. AI.STON
Mrs. AI.sToN. nssis,cd by Miss f.. WELLS. in
the l.i,crnry and Miss IoET in The Musical De-
partmont, will open Femalc School. n, the
Academy " here Mrs. RICE has tnught for sew
crul years.
Beard can Re obnincd with John r. IInyns.
WORTH Esq. and othrr gentlemen Of the village
upon reasonable terms W. W. A.
Dec. 9th, 1881 Oh
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute ordrrs to
any extent in the above linc, both Tor new
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the Stale, possessing
all the advantages, of the Failing Brcas,
and Sliding ttiis, which saves great deal
in way of rcvairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in al angie that
cannot possibly injnrc tile finest staple,
with an improvement % regulate the noting
81 the cotton; our brush ~ CONSTRUCTED OF q
plan, giving at oncc, The advantages Of
lightness, strength and forcc--alI very
material m the siiccCssTDi operation cf a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
1T our shop aud examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they si,a.liavc n,cause % com
plain either OF our work or prices. 5-.'
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in tho
Cabinet line-slch as Be.lstcads. Ward.
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoar'is, &c. SC. at short notice, On
liberal terms.
.tr HUDSON g. BROTHER
Opposite he Presbyterian church.
Suln!crville, April -, 1917. 26
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Oils, Tallow Grease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint,

3CO Barrels Machinery Oils. Price IS
cents per gallon.
33O0 Gallons Machinery Oil, in casks of
various sizes. Price IS ctn per gallon
2c0 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil. Price 50
cents per gallon
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil, in casks of
varIons sizes. Price 80 els per gal
800 Barrels Tanners Oil, Various kinds
and qualities from 80 to co cents Der
go,lon.
30 Tons Tallow Grease. for Heavy
Hearing, and Coarse Machinery, in
Barrels or Casks, of any consistency
required. Price q GEMS per pound.
l50 Tons Ohio Mineral PANT, in Barrels,
at the lowest market price
hnchimry Oil, warranted not TO chill in
the c"ldnst weather, and considered by
these using II as equal to Sperm Oil.
Boiied Paim Oil, equal to Lin.eed OIL
other than Cor white.
| am constantly receiving large supplies
of The above named ARTICLES, and nv mo,to
Is "sInall profits and quick re,urns.''
b. +. POND,
% Water street. (undcr the
Pearl-strect Ilolse), New York.
Dec lG, 1851 Sir
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MISCELLANEOUS.
;iYyitcGacr;afa OF Women.

s1i'i want TO tell you ii secret. The
Way TO make Yourself Pleasing to 9th.
crs islo SHOW tlnl1you cnre:7Giir them.
The whole world is like The Miller at
Mansfield "who cares for noboJy--no
not he,--because nobodv carcl for
Him And The whole world will
serve you so, you give them the same
cause: Let every one therefore, see
that you. do care for them, by showing
them what Slerne so happily calls, 'lhe
Smnli, sweet courtesies in which there
is'no parade, whose voice is so still to
tease, and which manifest themselves by
fender and atfeclionalo looks, and little
acts and atlenlion--giving others the
preference in every little enjoyment OF
ihe, table, in the field, walking, sitting
or standing. This is The spiri, ,ha,
gives 10 your time. Of life, and to your
seXslhcir sweetest chnlms. 1t consl.
flutes the sum total Of all the witch
craft, Let the world see lha, your first
care lis for Yourself, you will read the
solitude Of the upas tree around you, in
The same way, by the cmana'ion Of
poison whlch killS all the juice at uttcc-
tion, III lis neighborhood. Such girl
may be admired for her understanding
and accomplishments, but she will
never be believed. The seed of Love
can never grow but under the warm and
gentle influence of kind feelings and af.
teclionate manners. Vivacily goes
great way in young persons. |, calls
attention to her who displays it; and if
ipthen be found associated with n gen.
erops scnsibilily, lis execution is ire
sialiblc. On the contrary, ifit be found
in alliance with u cold, naughty, self.
ism heart, H,produces 10 further ciTcc,
: except an adverse one. Attend to this
my daughter. 1t flows from hear,
that feels for you all parent can feel.
andFno. without hope which cons!i
TUES the parents highest hope. May
God sprolcct and bless vou.- William
Wirt 10 his daughter.
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Z THE BEAUTY or TIE HEAVENS.

The BEAUTY or TIE HEAVENS
Howabeautiful it is to contemplate
the heavens. They are stretched
cut as a curtain to dwell in" Not
only as far as the human eye can soc,
bute4beyond the remotcst boundary
which the highest telescope power
can reach, does the ETHEREAL tirma-
-ment extend ! We can find no limit
no boundary. Millions of miles may
be traverscd from any given point of
space, and still the Heavens appear
illimitable. Ir6nity is stamped upon
them. And with what gorgeous
sp'endor and magniGccnce is that
curtain adorned! In every direction
tits, studded with worlds, suns and
systems, all tremendously moving in
perfect and undertaking obedience to
the Almighty will, The soul in such
contemplation is absorbed. Earth
ceases TO hold us with its silver chain.
The mind set free from grovclling
pursuits, mounts as on the wings of
anseagle, and scars away through
immensity of space, surveying and
admiling the innumerable revolving
orbs, which, like so many "crowns of
glory" and " diadcms Of beauty"
bespangle the armament "whose an
tiquity is of ancient days. and which
so powerfully attcsts that =" tho hand
that made them is diyinc!!'
The immense distance Of the fixed
stars claims our attention, and ava
kens the most enrapturing feelings in
the mind. Reasons is compelled to
give the reins to imagination, which
tells us there are stars 80 distant that
their light has been shining since the
creation, and yet amazingly rapid as
light travels, 40 ray from them has
Yet reached us!
* g The Heavens truly declare the
glory Of God," and in beholding
such q display Of glory and beauty,
we are deeply impressed with its
manifestation; of tho power of the
Creator, who sustains, uphods, and
preserves such myIiads of pondcrous
revolving bodies, each in its orbit,
moving in unerring obedience to His
Will.
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D. ]. WlNN, i. I
T1EAa CEgANT, TaeVnmt

W"nli respectfully infnrm his friends ssIaa
li'e t'iniic geu-rnily thai he now has yt,r, hrml
anu OIL" rs for sale OF reasonable terms n large
ana splendid assortment Of Cloths, iCas.iiiirru
NA and vestirgs, with Hats, Caps, fE7a
SS S'ispcnicIs, Crava,s, Socks, fine lin. llsssza
LII Ell AMI HIcrino Shirts, Drawers, 2 escfis -
Gloves, iian,lk crchirfs, Umbrellas, dc. -:
Nien anl Boys Rea"y Nude Clotl,ing of eys-
~ description and variety --'tt-'a sse-e'-s-ass
Comrlsie Military Quits, Uniforms, Sworis,
ri anl:tts. DC, furnished mt short nofieess S@SG
tnitorns for Sumter Riiirlncn furnished IN
reasonable terms. ! is4sEE3<f
Wills rcstinrs arc peculiarly rich, consisting
of far richer PATTERNS Han ever preSisusIy ei-
hihiicd in This market. is{st5S
Oct. IL. 1851 81 Is s4s.S{ifi
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON. itssslx9
Wv. da. BANCROFT fs-.,t
253 und 255 KISG-Srn EEr. rSt:


Gone door below Wentworth -Sireet.)
W:e would again respectfully invite the ntten-
i"n nf our friends and customers in tic cclntr;,
to our extensive Stuck of DRY GOODS, fWIea
they visit our City. Always in hand flfsfs 8ts;
SOUTHERN MANUFAC;TUIsEDyK
Consisting of Georgia Plaines and Ksrscys.
Alabama do - - sdu..
Plain and Striped osnabergs. att}5; ;lglss3
Blcuchcd nnd Brown Domestics i4i,gt
SUPER DUFFIL BLANKETS-DIREcT
IMPORTATION. s. sss
Wo would also part icularly Invite nitentiont
our IMPORTATION. of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one of The LARGEST
STOCKS IN TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
i'll the Dry Goods Line, viz: .ffosiers, Golvex,
Linens, Flannels, Cloths. Cnsrners, Bonbaziues,
tlpaccns, Mcrenocs, Moussellnin do Iainhs,
Plaids, Jaconcts and Swiss MInslina. Fnfni;urs
Dimiiy. Prints. Ginghanls, Sliawls, Isaces, Esis-
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings, &c, So.y.E, 4ati II
September 23, 1851. . d8-,tf "a
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SUMTER HOUSE,

TSisE r. MYERS, would Respectfully in.
ll,,atSj form the citizens of, Sumicrvillc and
ristAfttssh the surrounding country that hc l,as
Just returned from Charleston. and hns made
arrangements TO receive ICE md SODA WA
TER, of every variety. weekly: 80
lie has I'M hand. and will coniinrc 10 receive
throughout the season, n choice n, snrlnent o.
Wines mud Cnrdinls, Confeclionarirs, Fruit,
&r., all Of which will he disposed of cheaper
thnn was ever offered beforc in this place
M1y 20, 1850. 9, o.. 30 If
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a Coop ONE.-Davy Crocket hap
pcned-to be present at an exhibition Of
ANIMALS, some time ago, at least, in The
city Of oftWashinston; where monkey
seemed TO attract his attention, and he
saibsitlractedly observed, "Ifihat fellow
lind onapair of spec,acles he would
inok 'iike' Major Wright, Of Ohio.' The
MAJOR happened 10 be just behind Davy
and overherd:the observation and gently
.apped Grocket on the shoulder; when
ms,SCrockeb yefy formally remarked,
"l,li be hanged, Major, irI know whose
pardon . ask--yours or The monkey 8.
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II, G 4 a II e,
Rlnn,IiIHrtgErer GI EEasgSics,
Light CARRIAGES. &c.

Returns Ills sincere thanks to- rs-s y
Tho citizens Of Sumter District fEsAs1I ri
tor their liberal patronage hjih. 49, ~
to bestowed and hcgs leave to inform then, that
lie Keeps constantly on hand The nhovr articles
of his own manufacture AMI w;rrur,s the same
u he Of the best material, workmanship. and of
the latest style. Ills prices shall c"mreis will
the Charcslon prices, and ,ls to durability, no
conparison; to he convinced, you will please
call mt his Caring. Repository ON Broad Street,
under the Town Hall nnd examine for your
selves. -
With twenty ycars experience, and Iburiy's
aid,
Hell vie with the country and tho nr,s of
lis ,rn,ic
May l+;l, 1851 Z 90 81 fsfr f5
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SfE5 M rIIIIT!E. - n = \ ~
- O EtT R u.
my Lie is Like the summer
,T.,c;l,r 81, i. Rose. i. .,,.t

sdaanil,r bnf ikeS osc.. !, -s.s air.!
Va !" s " ny Richard HENRY WILDE, n: !,
MyAHeis sliitei the sunimerirose,
,i,FS. Thal! opens ,o he morning sky, ,a;i
Asl but, ere The shades Of oIevcnily close, gi.
sst.is lsiscaltered on, The gronn--,o die /!
i,etpn-tlie roses humhle bed, = g.,.
FsttI he sweetest dues of nigh, are shed,
ftl3las It ske wept lkc waste to sne--.h,tsl
tAs Butinpne shall weep Il ear Tor me! y
-assNly Il Q is like the autumn Leaf
That ,trpmb!c IN The mmn's pale ray,
il, its hold is Irail--;t. date is brie!--
- Restless and sonn. 10 PISS away. ,,.,,r
Yet, ,Ecfe; HAT ,caf shall fall and !ade, =.
= Tue parent tree will mourn lis shade, !,
The winds bewail The c7Ieaflcss ,rcc--
But none shall breathe Il sigh Tor, mo!
=. My ltfo is like the prints which feet
Have left on Talnpa's desert strand;
Soon MS the rising tide sllulI hcar,
tI,3s,, All trace will vanish from the sand;
4, Yet, as if grieved thus TO eilhce
.gsAIl rcs,ige of the human race,
s,EOn thatlone shore loud mourn's the sen
But none, alas =! shall mourn for nc. 7.
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CBgeCU LAR,

The subscriber respectfully infnrms his
friends and customers, that hr is now,rccriving.
nj his old stand No. &c 1TAYNE:STREET} (np
slairs.) from Englant, Germany, France md thr
Northern States, n c6npcte Assortment Of
etaple oro faneu prrss Goods,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c,
as per Catalogue annexed, whrh he is prcpa rod
to sell OF reasonable terms mt lThoiesale onIy,
To the Country Trade. lie Respectfully soliri!s
call, briug determined TO sell as Inw nss'uny
House in the City. Il. G. BROWN
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-27
Notice.

4 RECEIVED Orders from w. II. B.
Richardson, Chairman OF the Western
Board OF Commissioners of Roads for
Clarendon C"nniy. dated 96ih September
last, TO iesue warrant TO J. II. Prescott, cs,,.
ns Ovcrscer on the Fance's Ferry Rna',
TO lake the hands belonging To tia, Jnris-
tliction and work upon said Road twclvc
consecutive days according to Law, at the
expiration Of the twelve days work, if the
Road should rot then be in passihle, or,
safe condition., upon information from said
ovcrsecr To that effect, to give public notice
Of the same his day received iniorna-
lion from Hir. rrS}s2fs. over seer ol the so,thi i
Vanco's Ferry R..s4Ssb5Ahai he had agreeable
to tho above instruction worked upon said
Road twelve days with MI the hands be-
lhngng to that Jurisdiction, and lie con-
sdcrs the Bridge to he entirely unsafe, Gas
the abuuncnt is entirely ro,,cn,) even for a
single horse to pass over.
Therefore the public are warned from
passing over The Nance's Ferry embank-
ncnt and Bridge, both in per- on and pro-
perty of any kind, as it is reported TO be
entirely unsafe.
BY order of the Chairman.
t |. B. BROGDEN, Crk Com. r.
Nov. "a. le0l. G-3m.