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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

W. W. Vaught, Esq, Capt Smith, 7. Maekey, Esq.,
CHpt DAmeron, g. W. BGtsr
MANAGERS FOR NEW ORLEANS:
Brig Gen. p l. Tracy Brig Gen Anguin, Major Gen. J. L.
ColNWW. Wood, Surgeon Booth, Capt Dertes
Cot Mccormick, Adjuant H. kealg Lieut.. A Z. Shaw,
Col J! ?. Phillips, Capt Leech, Lieut.. L.. F. Hare
Lieut. Col H. Forno Capt H B. Kelly, Lieut.. J. A. CoIe
Major A. A. Soria, Capt j. N. Nagamot, f. liebrook
Lieut. Bannister Capt Griyo
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
GolW WV Wood, Capt j. N. Wagano, Lieut.. A. E. Shaw,
Capt John Kennedy Lieut.. j. A. Collie
10 Tickets one Dollar and Fifty Cents to be had all the
gers, and at the door the evening of the Ball
The Lafayette Cars will
O'Clock the Ball. will leave the and
three O'Clock Apesons returning the Ball will
with gratis. feIn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE&co
Exchange Office % Camp street of Common stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

NOTICE-The subscriber has this day estab-
z ishei himself nthe FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS
BUSINESS at the old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET and
soci the his friends and the public
RICHARD NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer, 81 Camp street.
Naworeans, February l6, 1852. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

PrAcurs-rhe Western papers speak of the fruit
in that port of the country being injured by the late
we're cold All quarters of the country give the
report SO that the lovers of these luxurics will
be scarcely nble crafty their tastes next season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

An UNAvorpAnLE AccIpENr--The Ohio State Journa
saws the burning of the State House at Columbus
week was unavoidable accident, as there were onl,
twenty persons employed to take of the build
ing The State must have been trying the truth of thu
adage of Every bodys business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21
PANTHEON the Bridge

DRIDGEW ATER PANTHEON the Bridge
Mine, JerseyTis PAINT confidently
the public the BEST MINERAL
DUCED. vessels Invaluable being
protection against
SPARKS, CtNDERS ETC.,
affected by either fresh salt
perfect slate
FOR PLANTATION USE
he highly recommended
qualities the bending, shrinking wapng Of the material upon
is used does affect the Paint.
Mixed equal propositions with Verigri makes the durable
bottoms for vessels, and dries II hours.
lis natural light chocolate with
paint and the readiness with which makes the delicate
ettr with its body elasticity and adhesive properties
Secu its general use.
It will bel FINISHED LOWER than other paint the
will be found altogether preferable for BRICK and WOOD buildings,
warehouses; TIC.
&C. oGERT Il CO.. 10 CAMP ST, NewOreans,
Agents for the Shtes Lonsna, Mississippi Alabama and Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

TIE TURN OF THE TpE,-The NewYork Mirror states
that Messrs. Jacob Little & Co., the wellknown Wall
street operators have realized S25OO00 by the rise
in stocks and other lucky changes within the last three
months Delaware and Hudson, of which Messrs. Little
& Co. held an enormous amount has recently advanced
twenty-five per cent The same paper that Simeon
Draper. Esq made the handsome of $4,000 by his
recent purchase and sale of the lots in Astor Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--NIr Robinson
having withdrawn from the partnership heretofore existing
the style OF ROBINSON HYDE NACkIE will
sr'arre on BY the undersigned and for their
Sewtrleans February 90 1852. WILLIAM A. HYDE,
ie2O 3t* THOMAS q. MACklE.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. OF
TOMBOAr PORPOISE
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENT
OLE LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co

CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N B. ROBBINS. OF THE
SHIP LEODES
have the BRIDGEWA1ER PAINT tho decks .
Steamboats, Vessels
in various confident will give satisfaction Fire
Protector particularly
PAINT that be applied to the decks Sailing Vessels we'll
ECONOMY and DURABILITY, PREVENTING LEAR.
tsigned) n. b. ROBBINS, Master Ship Leodes
anu
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A RRIVAL OF Nine. AD0LPHE.--THE ORR
"a GINAI. UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CEIEBR ATED Nine
ApoLPfIE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SSMPATHIEST IN THE WORLD, AND THE SANE DSTN-
GIrIsIIED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THE EUTuRE SUCH INTENSE
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA
SENIED HER VIII 4 COSTLY DiAMoND BROAC AND DAN'L
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE wESTER
MIRANDA HOTEL. CORNER OF TCIOuPITOULAS AND JULIA
STREETS ORNATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCliOUPlL0ULAS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL.
INFORM ALL ABOUT TIE PAsI THE PRESENT, AND TIT:
FUTURE, If THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT. AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET; BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M,
POSSIBLE AS HER PROFESSION RECON-
MENDEp BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES, AND WITH
so lSNuMERABl.E CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL THAT IT PRECLuDfs
ALL SUPERSTITION or PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION
SiII0N AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE
ls- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO 50. LADIES NOT
CUPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, so CENTS Y.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT THE MORNING TILL.
ZEN AT NIGHT JANIS
FENCING ACADENIY-By Messrs. G.. & A.
ROSIERE Charles streets
tessors OF the noble Aart of Self Defence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

HyKUUkIlN WAREHOUSE CUNIPAN y
The Merchants Shippers called the BROOK
LYN FlRE-PROoF WAREHOUSES, opposite
Produce the West, Merchandise
the North, intended for hpment Having the
with wrves front OF the Warehouses, by which
Immediately conveyed without drayage to the weather
will be for the dicnrgng of
ships Charges fixed at low per tariff every
being the wish Of the equal
the Atlantic Dock, oi NewYork.
the transmission of
visit the
t Office of Magazine and Lafayette Newoesns
L. J CASEY. Secretary.
RFFRREScEs-J r. Gedies; Price W.
Coz R. +. Nichols. M
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nR: BANNING's CELEBRATED BODY


4 n Il. u. UKAN i s SHOULDER BRAIE AND
SuPP0RTERThs ingenious instrument supports the whole
body and value with Weakness
the Back Chest Side giving immediate relief and finally
the detected and The
those prisposed greatly benefited
life prolonged by the of this Brace.
sA Call and examine the RACE. and yourselves.
SHERMAN Agent tor the South.
10 st. Charles street. New Orleans.
e Also Agent for DR.. BANNiNG's CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhI4 lyd4W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

rail the attention OF factors aud PLAN.
use. 1t is very complete, and the
reat care and Judgment, the result VI
NE. sa6 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

Having painted the hurricane
NollA under command with the BRlDGEWATER PAINT
cheertlly recommend its INPERVOUS qualities.
hesitation in proponn,lng in lisnsnt
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS CINDERS 1t
has also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF decks
months (Signod,) ST. c. TlIONASSoN.
Decemhe q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

IN HERMANS PATENT ELASTIC SHOULD
~ DER BRACE-Solp ST. CHARLES srRKEr-ob-
serve the sign of the ~ the dooro the Narrow Weak
Chesed the Stoop Round Shoudered,
Parents look clrcrl They need support while growing
well their health
e LADIES fitted at Mas. SHRaMANs mh4 ydAW
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-27
Fog Sale.

fssSasr That valuable Plantation in the
EHIg vicinity of Stl,ebtirg, Sumter Dis
ksslltEtssat ksslttssa triet, containing ahout seventeen
hundred (l70C) ncrrsdf Land, tic most al
It III fine state of cultivation. and ui rict,
ciayey soil, which is inexIaustibls. Upon
the place nre all rcressarY buildings, to- wit:
A DWELLING HOUSE, (anl"s, ncw)
containing eight upright rooms, Kitchen,
Gin. House, C,t'on Screw, Stables, Over
recr's House and Negro Houses.
Tie site of The above is oi the most
eligible chrractcr, being i'll a section ui
country no'urinus i"r its health, beauty oI
scenrrr, an,l tl,c excellent society will,
which il Is envir0ncd.
The al.vc property will he sold for cash,
IN thr Firsl .U"nday in February, at public
"ut-crv in Su,aterville, Sumter B 81 rict.
Tue same can in tho n,cuntinie lie treated
foriat private sale, By application to the
su' SrriIrr. II .ArcI,'n!e- Charleston.
or T.. NJ. Andersun, Attorney at Law, Sum-
ter,iile. J. L. WATlES, Er'r.
January 30, 1852. 1877.
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Saddle & Harness Making

The subscriber takes this method of in
forming his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has on hand good assort-
ment of Leaher-nll kinds suitable to
make and repair Saddles, Harness, Car
rnge aud Buggy Mounting. Any person
wanting n good set of Harness can lie ac
commoda,cd n, the shortest notice. The
above stock ha. been selected for all taste,
heavy harness and light. Any person
wishing good saddle or good harness
Will do well to call at the sign of the Black
Horses Head, Main street, SuntnrvilIc.
All kinds of good merclanable trade will
be taken for work. All the old saddles
with good trees will he bought that NAV
come. w, C.. DUNCAN
Jan. 18Th, 1852 IL At
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'siar,HtC CHAILEsTuN. January ~, lo53.
q ttafDi.-i'hrrc w.s an active demand
yesterday for Cotton, which resulted in the
a,le of3,7tM bales. IloltIcrs were free
aell"rs At ihs prices cnrrent -at; the close
S'i' III. week, w: SaS Is cents ior tnid-
din. t..ir,, and : l., Tor fair. The ioll"w-
inr is tic result al the days business: IL
bales at Ii IL, 81 at q , s, J5 ut 67-S, I.l9
at7.,63lat7 z ii, ~ a,73.S, :3:,3 AT Z II,
Ss at 7.5r. LII al. Z IA, 2l7 at rs, 7:5s
u, &, r:..93 al 8 l-S. and 7lU bales Il, 8 Ii
cel,ts per .rspeullil.- Courier.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
by ". LEWIS, ESr., Oniinury ,o,.
said District.

By ". LEWIS, ESr, Ordinury far
said DISH irt.
Whereas, Tho"as B Bnn.h;nn hal, mp
p!ic'l t" me Tor letters of .idmini>i,mn,,
Oh all and singular the .ont- AMI clat,ci.
rigli $ and creditors oi Eli Stark, late OF Il e
District aforesaid, d"ccnscd.
These arc, therefore, To cite and druol-
;sl, all and singular, The kindred and rrcd-
tors "i Tho i d:cc .Sc.i, to he and appear
before Inc a,m,r next Or,linary's Cour, for
the said District. tn be holden at Sumter
Court House Oh Friday the 3 ,h day oi
Jamnary INST. to sl,cw cause, il anv, wh
the sad administration should not lie
granted
Given un|cr my hand and seal, this
Ii I,d"y at January. in Tho yc1r OF
l.. : our l.,rd, one thousand eight hun
'lred nnI Ii'iy-two, and in the 7:jtI,
year OF Am rcan Independence.
w. LEWIS, .. 5. D.
Jan. 2Uh, 1852 Is 81
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist,

By W. LEWIS, Esi, Ordi"ury .ior said
District.
Whereas, john w. A:anSon. hath ap-
piled I" me Tor Letters cf Administration,
"n al! and .inyular the Goods "a d cha;,clS,
r'-lts aud creditors of Fre,lori"k Atkinson,
lac ri the said District, decreased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adu.ni-
.h al an. singular, the kindred and rrcGs-
Ei$t Esss7tI iiss',s.E E s'cr,sc To he ;"l appc r
Z. &C 6ssrncxt C1I.llTs1s tagTrHT ifnl
The SAID ID strict, t'> he lnldsn at Sumter
Court lInu-c OH F'r day Ill: 3I;I day ri
January inst. To Stirw calirc, ii any, WHY
the >a'd administration should not ln.
,ranic'l.
Given under my hand and seal. Hi,
l'i.li day oi January in III. yc.r q
L. oar i.nrd. one Thousand ri-hl hr.r-
dred anl titv tive, and in ,l,,. 7J;i,
year oi .tnrr,,an Independence.
w. LEWIS, q. r. II.
Jan. 20th, 1852 Is u
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Educational Notice.

I'IIE next session of Tho BRADEOR d
STRINGS FEAlALE INSi'ITU.
|5IlONtwill open on the First Monday Of
Tho ensuing February. Tic Trustees
wildly t!ia, time have completed som ad.
Ill, ional provis:utls for The comfort of The
Brardcrs'; and The adjacent grounds WiiI
be ep'aced III an improved 'cnlniii ion. '4ts,
The various departments t,i instruction
will he filled by the lnt,st cnmpeleni
Tea ohcrs that can he obtained aud here.
after M one Will bc retained longer than
ability and fidelity arc exhibited in the dis
Charge OF official duty. Fiie
II is very; important Tint lie meuhcrs of
llIr Collegiate Classes return at tie be.
ginning oi' the SESSION, that The regular
sxcrc'scs rnny M, he retarded. %ls5
j ffa TERMS. .'ta
Tie scl'olasfryear nrgins on the first
Alnntlay III February and closes on the
last Wednesday, Of Nn,"lnlur, and s
divided into two r1saI sessions. "f,.3Aai"1
Board, per session. including bed, a
ibeI,ing, lights, and Washing, the ,ff
pupils being responsible for
the various furniture of their 'a
rtnnls, an inventory of which
vi; be regularly kept. SEQ 90
iuiiinn' IN l'rinnry Glass. 10 tltl
Tuiti, II Iilnihcr Clusscs. -H- Is 90
trcn.h or Latin. all- 10 90
MUSIC an Piano or Guitar 70 OO
Use oI u ano q 90
Pupils on Guitar furnish their own
Guiinr. l"r practice, atid also
their Gu tar Strings. i5 t'@yr
Drawing and l'.inting in Oil or
Water Coo ), or NIonor hrou,a.
tic or India Ink, carI, Is 10
Ornn'ncntal Needle Work. Sc. 5 OO
Pupils furnish their ow,, mlatcrials.
by resolution uf Tho B,.rd, persons
sendinE two pupils will have them
hnarded at $ll 0O per month; and those
sending three or more, at $40 90
per uiniih. te.U
ID. b. McLAURIN, Ssc'ry .}. Treas.
Dec. 23, ISL. 9-,f
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rAno.lscr Scientific wonder:
''' 'TvfDHTANr TO nySrrprIcS

Ivsn%TANT TO nvSrEP1ICS
Pr. Us Nonshton's P.psin. til. irue Di-
grstive Fluid. or Gastric JUICE, rrriarcd from
U"nnst. or III. Fourth Stomach Of The Ok. after
dirsctioilsoof Baron I.i-iig the great plysiol"-
gienl Gficnst. ny j. =. lI",l.lton, W. ID, phila-
dciplsia. rhi, Is trmi! wonderful remedy fur
Indigestion, Dyli~nin, laur"lirr, Liver Com
piaint. s:"s,ips,i"n and Debility. curi,.g after
-Sniure's DIVA M,lirM. hy Natures Own
Agent, iiir GfSSa5igri' Jnirc. Pamphlets. cnn,aas
ioy .4cisnti6t ,Si9ssse
hg agents, grnti.. Sec notice among the medical
advertisements. Sly.
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Educational Notice.

Mis-. J. b. N. u.i>IAIET will open a
day Il d boardng Fenalc School ~ Sum
teryillc nt tile South CORNER ut Washington
and Brna,l street, on the second Modiy in
january next. s.ait, .,t
49, TERMS OF TUITION PER QUARTER. e.s
Smelling, Reading, Writing AMI Arth,nc-
tic, 500 3 3 90
Geography, History, Gralp,ncr, }
PhilnsopIy, Composition and IS 90
the Engl'sI, Branches, }
French and Latin, or either, 10 90
Music on the Piano, IL 0U
Mrs. IIAMMET will if necessary, cinp!ov
competent Male ana Fcru;,,e teachers, she
will also pay strict attention Ia tho cotpiorl.
morals and Improvement Of 'lIc pupils en-
trusted To- i,rr care
N. u. Board per mouth $40. Books,
Music, &C., AT Charleston prices.
Dec. !3.'is5l 8 If
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NANNMGN

~, ~ Strayed or stolen from ,h~
~. subscriber on Thursday night
the I'D .of. January, So, at my residence
in Darlington District, near Cartcrsvillc
Post Office, very likely, but small BAY
MARE, about four years Old, stout built,
short neck, snail legs and awhile spot on
one Of her hind legs near the hoof, black
maue and tail.
Any person seeing such animal and tax ng
her npwiIfbe suitably rewarded by return
ing her.or writing Ine letter directed TO
Gainesville Post Office r"'' ~
J. ]. MINIS.
January 27, 1852. 1I-tf
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SO. CAROLINA--SUAlTER DlS1I
By IF.tLElVIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

l/fStftf. ryH# Do.
Whereas, p. J. Tale hath applied to INC
tnr Le'iers 4f, ,Aaministraiion, on all and
singular the goods and cl.a,tles, rights and
creditors OF Samuel Tate, late OF tho said
District. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and aduon-
i.h all and singular, the kindred and crodi-
tors OF the said dcccased, TO he and appear
before INC ut our next Ordnary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court llousn on Friday The 9Th day q!
February inst, To sl,ew cars-, if any, why
The said adm nis,ration should not he grant
ed. -
Given under my baud aud seal, this
~ 18th day OF January in Tho year Of
r.. 8. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
sSi.5 dred aud tily.two, aud il, the ISL,
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS, q. S. u.
Jan. 2Ith, lS:I5 ll--2t
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- i",eileIrnce has been received non
E"rnpeM the death, ui, Mrs Murray, wife
M the llni. Ch,rlr< Augustus Murray, the
British Consul tor Egypt. Mrs M. was
The last dll three dausliicrs;oi tho late H,t,.
Jat,,rs Wadswnr;l,, ui G4nesee.F n. y. She
was married in November, 1851, dnd i'm
rsndiately set out @t.r the official residence
oi her husband, in Caro- Egypt, where She
die'i ,n The Z J, o. December last, Slv, was
= lady III rare Accomplishments, and In,sl,
Geiiec l-( Gam irr. .t'l glt -
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1SglasaapacrtOm Academy.

This siehool will be opened on Monday the
2d Of February next. under The management Of
Mr. II. Il. Rulledge, lntc teacher Of Friendship,
Clarendon.
Mr.. II. IL eminently qualified, aud can there
firr be recommended In tlie confidence to the
public patronage.
Terms of Tuition from 81 to sc per quarter.
Board can cam be lad III private f,mi,ies on rea
'sJnhble terms. w. e. KING, Sec'y h. 7.
January ~; 1852. - Hit.
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ssa EGNity--SsE Isatcr a9iss.
EMILY Il. WATTS and others,

IlAMprnX WARTS
IN pursuance of an order made in the
above stated case. will sell at Sumter
CURT House, OH lI,c first Monday in Fcl..
rn"rs ncxi, one hundred aud cigl,iy--ix and
three. mgrilrs -.tfre,- -nrrr,s or Tess. df I, nj
rISw belonging tn the Estate Of R,n~on
Watts, deceased, bounded On the Nuril, uy
land ass gned {" Mrs. Emily f. Watts. oI,
The Est BY la;t7 inrm,eriy belonging I.
Char cs D"ney, Oh the South hy John +:
Browns and Winra'c's land, aud on The
Wcs hy C"wpcn Swanp-n", To be xuld
for less than tour d'llar> per acre.
.Ao, four Ncg'ucs, Mara and her three
children Henry. Esther and Tom.
'iErMS - Inc-!oarth cash, ilc balance q
crr'lH ~ ono year, with interest from the
i.y "i sale. Purchaser to give bond with
good surety.
Also, viii he sold on "Wednesday, the
lill oi February ncxf, 1t The late residence
at Bcn.nn Waits, decreased, Stock OF vi
"ut kinds, M"i", Cl,,lc, Hogs. plantation
utensils. &c. &c.
Terms Sums under iri dn!iar<. cash;
above tl'a, sum, the purchaser tn give note
with e "l surety. payable in s,x months,
with inIcra>, from the tiav ni sale.
w. +. B. !lAYNSNORTH.
Com, Eq. $. d.
SumtrrvI:c, Jan. II. 1852 l3-id
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Evening Dress Goods.

White and Colorod, Embroidered Swiss Mus.
lin. Organdies, B-i wide, of the most beautiful
eolors, at Is, 81 Ia and 81 l-2 cents.
a splendid and rich assortment of Coors. in
Sewing silk l'iss,lss, Mt tile remarkable low
price Of 70 se,de n yapl. l5stS.,.S}
Einbroi Ierrd t.rcnndinc Silks.
500 l,apas,,ne and ricll Embroidered Evening
Dfspsep In the MOST fashionable styles. These,
together With o.r large assortment of Goods for
if.venins wear, are altering at ren,a rknbly Low
spatsEs. aft NH JhCOBI& SON,
:2i King.s,, bend opp. tic Big 8ost.
sCharicson, Jan. 70, 1852. ls-lf
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SPEGlAL NOTICES.

sul ,te's,a..t Law SO1icG. fR
10 The Undersigned will attend promptly ,n all
Collections and other LEGAL BUSINESS placed
IN the hands "f either Of tI,rn, for the Districts
Of Charies.on, Shutter, MehIau,i, kcr.law
and darlington. I @
'lse JAMES u. IlI.ANDING,
go Snmtrr,illc.
WILLIAM BLANDINt,
81 Bruad-S,.. Iiarlcstun.
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Groceries! Groceries!!

Will he reccivo,l in a few days. clloire lot
Of Grocerirr; consisting in part Of
Old Government Java Coffee.
Prime Rio Cotf;'e, (nrw cror) rtet
Green Tc,., in Lib and l.2 Id ca,idsrs, t.i4
Bbs hest Baltimore Flour, ...r
Sugar "f various descriptions,
Prime Goshen Butter,
Best Baltimore Hnms, s y,
Prime Lard No MnckrrrI, asa
n. y. aud Cut,a hiolassrs,
White Wine and Cider vinegur,
Salt, Rice, Suaj, Starch,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon.
CnnJlcs-Spcnn, Adu,,untinc and Tnllow,
dc. d.. ne ,. :
For sale low for cash ly ..
w. J. FRANCIS.
Opposite Z. J. & n. Moses Law Office
JIM. 20. 1852 't'
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Just rereiving BlGat he'd and Brown sbeetings
and Shirtings; Marlboro Stripes; PluiJ Lin.
White, colorrd und black Kid Gloves; i cussi.
mees; Satinets, kentucky Jeans. Flauucls
bicurhed. bro'rnnn1 blue Jeans--blue Dcni,ns,
&c. &c. For siis low by
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite FL. &: NJ. Muses' Law Office.
Jan. 20, 1862
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n Y vi ENEAL.

Married: on Wednesday, he 2lSt instant.
hy tic Rev. ID. w. Scale. Mr. f. u
f;REEN, nf Sumter, TO Miss SUSANNA
T"BR1tVN, ri Lancaster u strict.
Married on the same evening. hy tn"
Ecv. ID. w. SEALE. Mr. WILLIAM
GREEN. of S',n'cr, to Miss iTADETll
}. '?IIM.tN, of l.af,castcr District
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist,

by ". LEWIS, Es,., Ortiinary Eor said
District.
Whereas, w. r. Wilder hath applied o
me for LETTERS o( Administrniinn. oi, all and
singular the goods and cla,Ic., rights and
creditors "f Mary Wider, I.,c of Tie SAID
District, deceased.
Those are, therefore. to cite and adunt,n-
isl, all and singular, the kindred anil crcs-
trrs of The said decreased. ,n he aud appear
h'Inrc INC ut our next Or,linary's Court for
the said District, Ia he holden 1T Sumter
Court lI"nsc on Friday the 9Th dry "f
February inst, to slrw cause, If any, why
the said administrator should not bc grant
eli.
Givnn mn!cr my hand ard seal II,
9Th day "f January in the year ui
It. $. our Lord. one thousand ci.lIt hun
tIrcd and tiiiy.iw'. and in The 7:,:I,
year OF .iucrcan i'mlrprud nee.
W. LEWIS %. $. u.
Jan. 9Th, 1892 lI--2t
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Negroes at Public Sale at
Camden.

~ IN EQEITY-kERsnAw DlsTEIcr.
Expsrtc.
Julia 81. MrlG, and \, -.
Marys. McRa by Pe''""'
next friend.
Sp'I'l,erc will he sold at public nutcrv at
Camden on Monday :nh day Of +, ,bruary
next under. SAID case,
'Tla6ray.Olle Xavinle Field Hands.
C9SDfTtoSs:-Tw" per cent cash, the
balance ora credit OF one two and three
years. Purchaser giving bond hearing II
feresi. payable annually, and mortgage OF
the properly.
Jan.s27tl,, 1852 1l-lt
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CLOCKS WATCHES AND
Az Va Il. "a II

The Subscriber would respectfully ii,-s !, 4
form tho citizens az Sumter and adjacent E
Di. tricis, that he has just opened in Sum.
tervillea beautiful assortment of ss. 'ss'sst
Clocks and Watches, !.
Brooches, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Eiars ~
itnge, Buckcls, Slides, Fob, Vest, li.iara lsAs
Chains, of Steel Silver and GoIdaLlssld =
and Silver Pens aud Pencil Cases; Sperfa.
cles of various kinds White and Cofai S,s
Beads, Bracelets. &C. sc. sAii Of whie., 4 e
viii bo sold at Char!eston prices for Casf,fya -
ny ,.t.,s> e; r. MASON, ~ 4g,ss'issi ss3 g
One store south Of
Mrs. 1ipihnr's M!ileners. Z j. ,ss. y
p. S.-Reparirg Of every descrit,io,i
done in the very best manner and al tIic Sc
shortest notice. g.. All work done sby
rne, warranted 10 give satisfaction. sss b
G.. sr.; si
December 3, 1851 q III