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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

ssaaes. 1rR4AUIWA 10
JENNIE subscriber most respectfully inform
= his. customers aud the public generally that
;he4is now receiving his FALL and WINTER
supply of Goods, whichislarge and2well selected,
and to whichlhe aea rnestly solicitst the attention OF
purohssers,tbeliegtn lie Gnu 1t theipihter-
est to huy ;Eeensislingiin part ot.the f~olle@ingar ar
Linds, Morocco and Kid; do. Walking Shoes,
slippers and Pafodeas do, Bronzed RstRG Jenny
, Linds q dol Goat and M onoeco. Boots dbaFrench
LastingiG ~aiters; Misses and children's shoes, a
variety do. Boots, &c.;j Ladies Misses and
gGhlarenis Gunsel y AoJf@t'S lk.Eti3EG
Geptlemen's Calf, Morocco, Kipand Coarse
Boots ;lBoysidei Mouths do, Childrenised dos
III A variety of Gum Shoesif for Gentlemen; togeth-
ieri with the largesta and est,assortmentaof our
Manufactlfs on hand, CalluaDd see, we
charge nothing fora look, 81 -.s9l9aatl 1871"
aaTtfts y JAS McDANIEL, Agent,
Oct. 4, 1851. IS5f4T HsforsSs RIDRNouR.
-pAlfrips repaired for nothing.
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Tin am. Sheet Iron Work.

YrN I'm ,,Ia.sj hau;..;,.t noJo -ooo.,
uNustesgy stnis. ..e 20
|ht aoostlen tss1 .aS
Fl 1aIim,s copper, 7dec.,
is nov eng red III 1fha king ready 5fef sale a new
and very complete aid general assortment of
WORK, RESPECTFULLY though eeaaPPnneesstlyy invites a
callfrom bisolas fffends AID ccugtohfefs TITS his
detefmnfpationtfof future, that strict and UNI
,femtttng ,attehtioh to business, "a desire to give
Satisfaction 10 ali who may pattonfze him, the
use ofthe best material and The employment of
the best hands, shall rendeFshis Shop, as it has
been hetetofore, Inferior to- none other, n ihey
Valley "a His prices are moderate, and satisfac-,
tfon with all Work guatattied.s1
.T TIN ROOFING willFbe put. on at the
shortest notice, n2tfef latest and most approved
manner. ahda6nsfeasonabte terms. e go
III u Tiniand1Sheet From ok 8falmost every
description on hand and fofsssle, as well as a
readiness TO Manufacture every article in that
Tine that may be desired. ~ ~
qasg5 Shove Bath the best attIete.yet invent
ted," ma nglacLq req ana i g. sale on h reasonaple
terms, pin;sngr5 ne andsrsignedd 2 prepared 70
mosIapgT9yed manner and onsthes most liberal
terms: ,Ihe patronage oil 5ne pn2Ilcls tneLeiore
oiSSHs& ~ ~ hAsshAso'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sLa5I 1s3AL
NE1Hl Al III ~ ~ III -
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The. Now WooiIdaFac1ory.

y, ie1 .zFys4FbO LTIYANTED. 10 SIR,
II WHITE and {. &C. HENKLE have
- their New Wo6llen Factory, IN Shepherds
townsueaTlycomPleted.Iy The Maehinefy is of
'theEaost aPPFeyeakipd. sndthemcstskilHuland
MISUNDERSTANDING atebeenengaged, s6that
Observation-Disclosures ind merchant, who patronize
Observation-Disclosures relynpnn geffipg thebesl
matefiaissthe best abrtes and aSfedRaES. Rolls
.earded and otheI country wofkidoheat thsshoft
est notice, $50
we viii exchange for WOOL, onat6smosiac-
.commodating teTms@ oupfabFicsTyfzs sl1sa
Pulled and Plaid Inseys
Tweeds. BIanheting, midi IanneIs;
-, Carpettipgs,
StockipglY arns &C.. Also amy otherkinds
of merchandise, that maybe preferredto onrown
akesatthe Store ofJohn K1IWhite, where all
the wool willbeTeeeiged@zz SfiTaat3 fsaf4
Nothing thatcanibe d6peon our partshalI be
leftundouest 20 rendereptife safisfaefionto those
Yhotrad with psseHherb b exchange Of weotor
purchase ofonr goods. - .
& HENKEE.i
ShePherdstewn. Ma 90. 1857
Hard2Soap Bees Wax, and TaIow
wantedattheh ighestmarketpffce
LLLE a - 80
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wgFsNsAs EouINox, Sept g. attefnoon.
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MOi FoRtTME WINTER.m,3
iSToKESl STOYES1a ST0YESl!

zfarfgs4 s -E: X ALL i,slhr
yTIfEs Subscribers have determined to wage
wsE q against the cold tlaats Of wtnter; and
are now manufacturing, at the Jefferson Iron
Foundry, Coal and Wood StoyessaGts:es and
Cook Sioyes4eE The very latest ar best p attetns /;
Template tQyAsTaiso w{hpcooking appartus,
adapted 10 the 4segof smaliJamilles; Fire Fronts,
WITH crate fogsjeilher wood pE cpals boil E6rna-
mental and nseful Crates for open lhearths
alsofthe celstlatedtEgg tStlve, especially adapt
edto the burning Of fne as well as lump scoaI.-
Intact, everything calculated To afford q aid and
comfort" to oas friends il Gold and winlry wea.
Their. The PGblie will please cs3l and examine
our stock. 5s#
all times in exchange for, new work.
Oct z 1901 ZtMmERMAN Goo.
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meeIlanle Arf9.
,aTaShIas snop aud iron Foundry.
Machine

MACHINE shop
Agricultural Machinery.
Z saesrta 1E{5 Ri Ea@
,EVlHEt subscribers are nov prepaIedto manu-.
facturelatthefr establishment GlaTlsstown.
Jefsrson county, Virginia, AGRICULTURAL
M GHINERYofe1ery description.
ElsTmREsHING MACHINES,
OF ruE ms AID MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
Fitz's celebrated Thresher, among others, war
ranted TO thresh from 300to 400 bushels pefday.
Also, Thresher with leanerattaehedIcompleling
the whole process in one operation. Also. Fod-
der Cutters (RoyeIs' paten0 the very best now
in use. Corn Gfashers that crush from thescon-
sistency of homnouy 10, fine meal, If desired,
with capacity from go to 40 bushels per hour
Corn SheAefS, with capacity from loo 70 1000
bushels tper day. Wheat Drills, of the most i'm
proved patterns. Wheat Reapers, of the latest
and best kinds, fHnsseys Rhd MSCpEmick's.l-,
Also. Bambo.ough's celebrated Wheat Fan,
which has taken2Spretninms and 4medals, war
5ranted to.be the best separator in the U. States.
In fact every thfngtthat the Farmer may need,to
aid him in his operations Orders flledat the
shortestenotice and Machinery sent to any part
of the State. All Repairs promptly attended TO:
CASTINGS Of all kinds, Mill Irons included,
done insthe shortest, ~neatest, and most durable.
manner. "a II 81
MANUFAcTU1I1TG PR1CEs.
THREsHER with Cleaner complete, six:
auOHbC .HOVCA S-S
.Threshet witboatc Cleaner, from 100 to sI75
Corn EFtusheIs, $45
Fodder Cutters, $40
Corn Shellera, from Sl5 ito $40
eHayand Straw Cutters from SO to S25
All other machinery at proportional rates.
All warranted TO work well.
ZIMMERMAN & co.
Charlestown, Dec. "a, 1850.
81 TO THE PUBLIC.
TyHE undersigned would, respectfully callthe
Il attention Of the public TO his splendid as
sortment of work on hand atPresenh consisting Of
Z banhIpa,
of every description, and at prices that cannot
fail 10 please, ranging from SIS to $780, He
has also a very splendid assortment of all other
kinds, of work, which is made of the very best
materials and in the neatest and most durable
manner. III fact he intends TO keep every thing
for sale that ~belongsto the business. He has on
hand some NeryIexcellent Shalter Saddles, which
are as low as $l2, and Somersets as low as
S20ffor cash, or on a short credit. He still con-
tinues to carry on his business in the shop for
merly occupied by Mr. VIM. Hicks, Immediately
opposite the banks ~ b5e 5Iea}a 4&iad
Is He returnsszhis sincere thanks TO the public
generally forthe liberal patronage, heretofore ex-
tended tozhim, and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit a liberal share of the same here.
after ANY person wishing to see him will find
him at his Shop -
Charlestown, March Is. 1S61stH5r tua u
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Rnrc' chance for Mercantile Busi-

gs~,k z4d; yns 3. ness. ~ !;s2 s4ala5ag
ITINHE spbSctiber having engag ed in bushes in
y the cilYof,W w shington is anxious to- dispose
Of his Stock Of Goods at ELK Branch, Jefferson
Co, Va, The, stock on hand issWelL assorted,
andswill be sold at a great bargain. The ,laca-
tion possesses great advantages foHdoipg a safe
and, profitab bic business. Z The Store Houseis one
of the best and most convenient in the county,
andt the Dwelling adjacent commodious apdr conn
-fortable, and large Lot attached,-all of which
can be had ae a1modefafejfeht.0
~ Taking all tintoaconsideratio I think Ii pos
~sesses gre steTindueementsIha aor place in the
tconntyGaspa placelof residence, and for dong a
profitable business. 81 sqsoetl 4 silot 20 ah1Si
The Store House can be rented swRithoutEthe
Dwelling If desired. 1851 toS .22Q
Letters addressed to- me at Dufield's Depot
will receive romptiattentfon.s1tsP' siI
ct.1 4, 1851, gef3 q Esp aMILBERaa
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@LITTLE.S
WHITE OIL o nOE

WHITE OIL EOR U0El
THIS is pronounced to be he +
II by the many hundreds that hEl
the various affections that HORSEi
Viz:-Cuts, SPraines, Bruise<, SaHs-
Calls, Scratches, Pistula, POlet1, g
IN fact most any injury that HOtfH
II lS now in general useas aLT1a
for sores Of all kinds. Pain in The
iehaPPedahands, wing and letter uOA'
burns, and has made some mos; TelEH
Of
Prepared for the proprietor Al vi
HEARTS Drng Store, SeotisTlsl
Comfy, Va.
None genuine but those sigpat
W. LITTLE, ON the outside UaF
Price, az cents a Bel.
with DHeetens.
l.. 81. SMrrn & Co., Car
A. N. EEDLER. HarPeHh
IL S. FoRSEY, ShepAert
A. II. DUFFIELD. DubeHi
LtsgE SMITH g. MARTIS, LPiglt
J0HE G. SHELLEY. M5
WR &A.F SEEyTEa
4ta=AI.SO-
By Druggists and Merchants y
States.
T}Rih4sFh ~aFHrzhaWe
"fama mal Md d2en pglhiasytAr
foreign M f~eelings"
IS@ YOUTH And
aver: ):
l@NNNN&N~A PREMAIOh
KINKELEN ON SeIf-PTeo
sA,,145. ONLY IS CENT
HNHIS Book. Just PnblishsGo
aIikeio YOUTH, MAh6V
AGE and shontdbe read By a.
The valuable advice and ~
Il Ffves viii prevent years olo
ing, andssave annually TbonssHG
Patents. BY reading il. VIII
vent the Destruction of their
ga remittance of9S c.STd
letter. addressed 10 DR. KINAE
heSfher 6f Third and Untog
SpFnss aud Pine, PhiIadelpaH
book under envelope, per retna
10 Persons alta distance may
letter postpaidA
PxekAGEs OF MEDIcISE
warded. By sending
Eanre Gfnm
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ROOTS AUD SHOES.

aaditon to a Isrgestockof Boots and Shoes
N q egro own manufacturers have received a
large So ply from the city which makes our
stock Very c1nplete.
I'VE invite fhe attention of the ladies IN our
large siock of Ladies, Misses, aud CtIldrens
S~hoesswhich ] selected with great care, and
think they viii compare with any inihe market,
both as 10 quality and price.
IL McDANfEB.A eem
Oct 7sIs5l. s Riasaolr.
1AASAEKS Of Salt. Tor sale sbv
O0 Qct.i4. LOCK CRAMER& co.
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-MOvEADLE FEAsTs.

MI WrnNEsDAY, FtNrnor- o.
Coop FRsrky, Sssf
EteTER Suspars An :
VIM Sr4spxr.4 3N ~
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rnIlA ~sEAsoNs.

TIE sEAsoNs.
March 20, morning.
24Nslks seIsrleE Junes2t. molhing
AcFtstSAt EorfSox, Sep. %. gaffefno5n
" sNEER SoasrfeE, Deer 9t,sm64ninRs
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Old Stomach CompIafl

There. sno foam of Old Spouuarh c.1
L dOrs not seem TO reach and E-mOve aio1ai
ter how bad HEY may be, it gites ISSTAur
a single dose remove ali the nhBta1st
and itOalyfneeds tDbe repeated f0E aEhaE
these good Effects permanent. Perry Ell
Yigor Of B1dy follow NJ once. hhPHid
lent In casPs OfNansea, Vomiting, Cnnei
the pit Of the stomach. distress sfier sai1
state Of ihs Blood. IIravinsss. L1aB-ss "a
P6nbeney5EmaeaIIOn Weaku.as, ieuSsqI
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CASH FOR MEGHOEs.
SHoSEPsEsons gipesNege9esfpgsa sale, can
-. get the3aigRest price 81 eellipggoa III sub
scEi5ef ~ G6frtestown Application In person
OF by lettef Willie pfompsB attanded To-
July 10 lssI BRAGG
REDUCTION
IRON! HK0Ngs R0NKa IR0N!5g9
ASaReduced Paices
l0D I@GkA LBS oEHdRRes ffensfecefv.
A63lE9sO cd which we are now offstz
ing for cashksor 10 punctdal Dealers tie 4oi-
Rlongh4ad Tire Irea ats
Hansesshae Ber
Nail Ra4 81 sH 6
Eneif1kand conntRs BIistef SteeN
ALSO. Cast Stasls
ttorse5shoe ard Nail,
Constantly ON land at5hes bwe mice.
Aggast Co
IsIaaslSet0g asals by
IL Ney slGAFoeSEHARLEYF
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aa'iaInfbftfnfs
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FIN
GASTRIC Ju1cs.

PREPARED from Kennel
ZACH OF THE OK, air.
EIEBiG, Ihe great Hh-EsinIogieaI 90
H0uGHlON, n. D.-Rh7
Tbs ; atTaly overwhelmingly -
pepSfas lannd5er. Liver C01p
and 1rb1iiy. Curing aher Nai5cS
EFREH mm-as
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EBRIVATE

A NIEDUILL
For the ne 0i PbysSezan-, nay ~
HPgghIOD ar EiN Ag-nHs, drs-nbRA <d
OF PrePaFaiiop, and giving EiIr sSshzasl
the claims pfIhfE nrw FeHsrdy are hH~d- .
SECRET REnEDT. nts Ob+rIi"Srs eIn I'm
hfRar b P~hysleiaRsin ~reSPertabk So
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R~melkWheat Rt0Hr.of4extrasquaftys
u Dec LogKgRAMER CO.
~ ftlcI6 Tor putting nnder Stoves, for sale by
- Dec "a Lock GRAMsR co
nRESSED DOLLS, for sale by
~ Dec. %. G. STEWART.
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JUST received, Peytony GraveIy, Gold Leaf,
81 and other brands of Tobacco from 90 soa75
cents per Prime Eynch6aY Smoking do;
Stars celebrated Rsppee Snuff g Bsias9
Maceaboy and Scotch dos bassathi Sa8
SENATOR'S Mixture; 45a R5 dslk
S9nefofthe best Ola Segars evet5offsred in
this1nafket, al reduced prices.
nan@ O EEEsaT DAyUTTNS
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-08
4. Saddle and Harness
lNankiAag. Repafb.img &c

unaer Sign Black Horse Head"
xaME Subscriber y b still con-l lssr~
Ahe public, in his line, on the most accom-. III.
dating aerfns. He viii Make and Repair
Harness OF either Charleston or Columbia
prices. Saddles Made and Repaired to
order, Covered cheaper than In either OF
iha above named pJaees.) Some Of our
friends haye been to tho above named
pieces and q1ade a beautiful selection Of
Bqggy HarnasS, for Ten Dollars Now
&sts say 10 the public, that we will compare
our Harness and sell according to the
weight. viii make set OF Harness TO
weigh jqst .lic seine as those bought: in
Gtsrleston or Coinipbia, of tho same stock,
Rratne DollaYs. Alpkinds DR. merchanfa.
b!s3trhde will be lakan for work done.
fto.d 5aSa,aa agih be 'bl,ught ;l,cre. under
Sssi.sf, t.,' slaEk ilor&e Head, main crnss
lFifest,sps.f YIN. Webb's sore, and the
Suiltet :Halise- VIC, ,pESCAN.
= issurptofyil|c,i I, 1852 " aa~}w
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The Anderson Southern Rights Ad-
vpcate says, that there will be an i'm
Intensely large crop of corn raised in
That District if there be good seasons;
and that independent Of them, the sup
ply will be larger than usual, the farm
ers have carried into practice, this
year, the lesson SO often. sounded in
their ears, "plant more corn and less
cotton" Wheat, however, in some
parts Of the District has been affected
by the fly, yet an abundant harvest is
anticipated.
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Take.Out Your Negro,

Committed 10 Jail on tho 2lst August,
1881, negro man, who says his name is
Gabriel, and that he belongs to DR.. L. S.
Wilson. aT Gf".E IuLI Ga .fGHf
The owner Of the above named negro
10 hereby notified. that il the said negro
ID not taken out, and the expenses paid,
by the expiration OF one year from his
!odsmenl 10 Jail, that he viii be sold as
the law directs. He will be sold ON the
first Monday in September next.
J. c.. R1IAME, 8. s. D.
April 3rd, 1859 s~t 2i--tf
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New Arrivals

ASS w 3A4 i L v SLlo
AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have just received their new
assortment of SPRING AND SUMMEI
GOODS, which consists partly of
Calicoes Ginghams, plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Muslins, Mt all prices; Linen
Cambria. assorted colors Cumbric and Muslns,
plain and checked; Grapes, Barege,, Chalys,
Dclaincs, Tissu Silks, and a grent variety of
other articles suitable for LADIES' Dresses.
ALso.-A large assortment Of Linen Cambric
ii .dkts. Needle worked Collars and Cuffs,
Chcmiseits nnd Caps, Mnslin and Lace Sleeves
Capcs and NIantillas, Lace and Muslin Edgine
and Inserting, Bonnets and Ribbons Of The
newest styles, Ivory. Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Pnrasols, and great variety OF
other articles too numerous 10 name.
They recommend their stock of bleached
and brown Shirtng, blue and striped Home
spnns, Cotton and Linen Osnahu5gs, Bed Tick,
and every kind Of Toweling and Table Linen.
a very large assortment Of Hosiery Of every de-
scrpsion. Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gloves
Mitts, &c. DC.
They invite their friends TO call ut their Store
feeling certain to be able 10 sntisiy them In
every way, as we'll in The price as in The as.ur,.
ment OF the Goods. nj. DRUCkER IL co.
April &c, 1852. 26-.f
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FOIlnd

EAo Between the 18th of May and the
&g23ih OF June last, on the Cane Savan-
nah Road, leading from Sumterville TO
Nelson's Ferry,a plain SILVER WATCH,
No. 44SO; 80 in case; 3 on stem buck
skin string, and brass key; one hand and
Crystal missing gerth put in order So
The owner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away within thirty days, or the Watch will
be sold to pay expenses. The Watch is
in the hands of II. Weeks, Constable, lv-
ing ? miles below the line, in Clarendon.
Information can be had from Chosel
Weeks.
April 13, 1852. '@'' 'b't 25-tf
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eW The editors of the New Or
leaps Picayune received OH Wednes-
day last some early specimens of car
ly Cotton blooms from the plantation
Of Col. Clifton, on Bayou Fordochc,
in Louisiana.
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Long CIOths, Sheetings- &f
500 Pieces Pavilion Came

Fancy colors and white, at Is cents.
$50 pieces S,4 Partition Gauze, best quality, at
IS cents. -
Extra heavy Blue penims, at 10 to l2 l-2 cents.
New and handsome Calicos. al 6 Id, 10 and
l2 IL cene. -
1000 yards solid color I.awnsgsr,. IL l-2 cents,
Handsome Muslin, yard waisg ss
New style and inc quaS % "a &
at Zig cents Sfg2t - tl
Superior Long Cloths, at 6, 6, =. i,ts
yards for 81.
Striped md Brown Linen Drillings, OF 25c.
The real Indian Nnnkeens, Striped, Plain and
Plaid. These ara equal for wear and
washing to the most expensive kinda of
Drilling and cost only 25 cents per yard. 4
1900 yds. OF Servants Coltenndes, Mt lOc u y'd.
Servants handkerchief and Stockings, dt
u l.2c. .lg.4' r.5.- ag SIuF
Gents superfne French Lawn Cravnis, s2
pei dezen. w. J. jacob B. SON,
22l King.sr. opposite the Big Bpo:.
May 8, 1852. s' 29-,f
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Gsfy- ThalRasalpglnp, ,EEqar says TINT:
3 an electilsa y u IoF FbsA!aRpSpst a9SsJhs
day lust, Majorra.p WDA,". XAs,
elected withoutoppositlop. .uTtl

Col. Fremont is in Paris, where he
will remain until the dispute touching
his title to the territory in California,
on which he has granted leases, and
theelaiins on him for tho expenses Of
the war in California, for which he
has rendered himself personally re-
sponsible, can be arranged.
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Encourage Home Manufac
lures,

THE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
patronage Heretofore bestowed upon
him, takes this method Of informing the people
Of Sumter and tho adjoining Districts, thut he
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE and
HARNESS MAKING business in all its vari.
ous branches, At his stand in Bislopvillc, S. G.
lfo il making large additions 10 his Establish.
ments so as to enable him to manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line, ut the shortest notice,
and in n style ef workmanship equal TO any in
the Southern Stntes. He has in his employ ex-
terienccd workmen. and is we'll supplied with
the best seasoned timber; also with Trimmings
and hlounings of the latest style. ...
All new work done in his line will bc war3
ranted II months aud repaired without charge
ii i: tni! in that time. lIe will do repairing ut
the shortest nutcc. and in case any person living
hi distance should wani requiring done, if they
vii! write tp,ha, "Hcct, he will send for the
Job, ana return it w.en done.
sJAS. w. AMBROSE.
n Bills TERMS Narc reasonable as any
person could expect. .r.s:..,,,ra
Bishopvic s. G., March 9. 1852. 20-ly I'd
GJ" Black River Watchnun will copy Six
months. }. w. 4,
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Rich g. Richardson,

hrs. JOHN s. RICH g. s. c. G..
~ RICHARDSON, having associated
themselves together in The practice OF
Medicine, would announce 10 the citizens
of Clarendon, that they are ready for prac.
tice, and may always DC found, unless pro-
fessionally absent, at the office occupied
for the last five years by DR.. Rich-nenr
Friendship y. O., Sumter District, S. C..
May 25, 1852. 3l-4t
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D. J. WINN,

FlgsHeCEaANT TAILOR.
would respectfully inform his friends and
Inc public gene rally that he now has on hand
anu off.' RI for snle on reasonable terms u large
ia and Vestingr, with Hats, Caps, in
KS Snspcnders, Cravnts, Socks, fine lin. lEal
LII Ell and Merno Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, hanuk erchiefs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Renuy Made Clothing Of eve
ry description and variety
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swords,
~ auistts, &c, furnished at short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Riflcmen furnished on
reasonable terms.
ID His ves.ings are peculiarly rich, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever previously eI-
hibited in this market.
Oct. le. 1851 81 If
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- 60 Salt.
On SACKS OF S ALT for sale low
A10 for cash by
t.,a. JOHN O'CONNOR.
June 4, rlS0S. 33-tf
Dancing ScEn0Nl.

M MEssRS. BLACK g. WILLIAMS
- takes this method of returning their
thanks to the citizens of Sumtervilc and
'vlcinity for their liberal patronage during
theIrfirst quarter, and respectfully informs
them that they have CONNIE need to Tea cI,
another quarter. Persons dcsirous of learn
ing this beautiful accomplishment will
please give them call, at CHInA's Hotel.
-Deys fcs Dancing, Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays.
81 Sumterville, June Z, 1852. a3-tf.
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= cY James Burt promising young
artist of Boston, is dead. His land
scapes for high finished and beautiful
coloring, are quite celebrated.
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ROBERT LATTE.

LATE THE FINN OF DICKSON g. &LATTh
would respectfully inform bis friends and ,hs
public generally, that he is noy receiving va.
rely OF Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash--Two doors aboye the
Danlnps, esq.
Camden, :. c. Dec. 10Th, 1850 u.