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In Equity---Su inter District
FIX Parte ]
J. Sidney McFaddin :
ct al.

CT "''
In pursuance Of an order in this case, I
will offer Mt public sale, on the frs, Mon
day in DECEMBER next, at Sumter
Court House, al II price of not less than
FIVE DOLLARS per acre, a trac, OF
Land, belonging to the estate oi Mrs.
Sarah J. McFaddn, deceased, supposed
to contain about seven hundred acres, in
Salem, in said District, bounded by lands
OF Rohart Josey, Iiopkin Daniels, Mrs
Mary Wilson, and G. w. Cooper. Be-
fore the sale, The land will be surveyed,
and will be sold according to the plat.
TERMs:-So much cash as will paw the
costs of the proceedings, and as will be
equal to the purchase money of Two hun
dred and fily acres. Tie balance payable
in two equal instalmcnls, the frs, in three
years, and the second is: !o"- years from
the day Of sale, with interest from the dav
of sale on the whole payable annually, mn!!!
the whole is paid The purchaser to give
bond with good surety and mortgage of
the land
II the purchaser desires he can obtain
loan of all the cash portion of the purchase
money, except what is sufficient for the
costs, by giving bond with good surety and
paying for the drafting thereof.
w. +. II. HAYNSlVORTH,
Com. Eq. S. !.
Nov. lG. 1853. 3 I'd
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VALUABLE
and MILLS
5R@r @aAQoo

The su bscribcr offers for sale his Plantation
and Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big
Raftin Creek, fourteen miles below Camden,
and six, from Boykin's Turn Out, containing
u67.D sixteen hundred and sevcn,y-fou acres,
between four and five hundred acres cleared
nnd under fence, the balance in fine timber
On the premises is Il good two story dwelling,
with all the necessary buildings ofa well settled
Plantation. most of which, have been erected
within the last few years On the northern cx-
trcmity of the tract is another settlement in
good repnir. Both places nre perfectly healthy.
Also-An excellent Gtist MILL with two pair
OF stones, and n Saw Mill, capable OF cutting
about one thousand feet Of lumber per day
With the Plantation will he sold (if desirctl) the
stock of cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with
the Provision Crop. Ifsold Immediately, pos
session will be given on the first of January,
1851.
The terms and other particulars mny be OBJ
tnined from the subscriber on the premises, or
by letter directed TO Boyktn's Depot, Camden
Branch Of S. G. II. r.
MARION SANDERS.
Sumter Dist. S. c. Oct. II, 50 3m
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So. CarOlina---Sumter Dist.

Whereas, VIM. Lewis hath applied to me
for Letters Of Administration on all and sim
gular the goods and chattels, rights aad credits
of Miss A. Barrett late of the District afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and a,lmonish NIL
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said dee eased, to he and appear lie fore me AT
our next Onlinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Sumter Court House OH Friday
the 2Sth day of October inst; to sIlcw cause. If
any, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2O,h
day of November in the year of our
r.. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred aud
iifty-thrce and in the 18th year Of
American Independence.
w. J. SINGLETON, c. C. ps.
Clerks Office. Nov. 20.tlS53 42t
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TO BE SGI,D.

IN Wednesday, the 4th day of January
" next. IswilI sell at the late residence
OF Elizabeth McCallum decd, near Fields
Bridge in Darlington District the tract of
land whereon the deceased resided con-
tanning about six hundred and forty acres.
a Persons wishing to examine said place
SSSRM pIeaseicall upon Mr.. n ]. Stokes upon
the premises. The day followng-say on
Tuesday, the 5th day of January, I will
sell at Bishopvillc in Sumter District, One
Hundred acres of Land belonging TO the
Estate Of said deceased, lying on the pub
lie road leading from Stokes Bridge to
Camden, bounded by lands of Mrs. Bran
lif, Capt. w. Kelly and others.
V Terms will be liberal and made known
5on;day Of sale.
WILLIAM ROGERS, Ex'or.
Bishopville, 18th Nov, 1853. Ct
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So. Carolina----Sumter Dist,
By w Leois, Esquire, Ordinary for said Dis

By ". GetDts, Esquire, Ordinary 5or sud Dis
Whereas, E. Barnes, hath applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chnttels, rights and
credits of Daniel Mcleod, late Of tho District
aforesaid, deceased.
There are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish al'
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
snid deceased; to he and appear before me ut
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District,
to be holden nt Sumter Coiirt House on Friday
the 2nd day of December next. to shew cause. if
any, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and senl, this Goth
day OF November in the ycar Of our Lord,
H.. ST. one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
three, and in the 18th year Of hHiefichn
Independence
w. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Nov. 10Th, 1853. 4-2t
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In Equity---Sumter District.
John r. Broughton,
Lettia B. Broughton, e.
Margaret l.. Brough,on,
BY their next friend BILL
James r. Brock,

Epsey T.. Broughton.
IN pursuance of an o,dcr in the above
L stated case, | will nfi;r at public sale, on
the first Monday in DECEhl BER next, at
Sumter Court House, that plantation or
Tract Of Land, estimated to contain about
Six Thousand acres, lying in Clarendon
County, Sumter District, at or near Fulton
Post Office, belonging TO the late Edward
Broughton. junior, deceased. and upon
which he resided at the time of his death.
Not to be sold for less than seven thousand,
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Upon the premises is GRIST MILL
in good condition, and SAW MILL,
which is not in running order. The
stream upon which these Mills arc located
is an uniailing one and is very valuable
The lands lie upon the Waicree Swamp
containing both low and high lands, and
aflording IN unsurpassed range for stork
OF all kInds--the whole constituting one of
the M st valuable Plantations ever offered
for sale in Sumter District.
a plat Of the land will he in the hands
OF the Commissioner, showing its extent,
boundaries, &c.
TEEMs:-One fourth part Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the balance pay
able in one, two and three years, with in.
terest from the day Of salc--the purchaser
20 give bond and personal security, and a
mortgage OF the land for the credit portion
OF the said purchase money.
w. f. b. IlAlNSWORTII,
LIZ Commissioner in Equity.
NOV. 95sIIS53. 4td
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LAND FOR SALE,

z.F.-sar That valuable and well known
E5!Ea place. DUBOSE'S BRIDGE, ssssss ",
tHlkElal tHHakElal on Lynches Creek, three miles.s4AssS.
from Bishnpviilc, containing 700 acres
lying on both sides of said Creek. There
is two handsome situations on the same
one in Darlington District; the ot,.cr in
Sumter. deem it useless to enter into
description, as the purchaser must and will
be his own Judge. About $50 acres OF
cleared land !; good range for Hogs or
Cattle. Said land will be sold low, and on
accommodating terms. Possession given
on the first day Of January next. For fur
ther particulars, apply 10 the subscriber on
the premises.
MIDDLETON DUBOSE.
Sep III. 1888. az Hill
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
In Equity Marion Dist.

i'a','e' "'u "''e Bill for sale of
Il. J. Scarborough. hai'u'
In pursuance of dccrctal order of the
Court OF Equity in this case, will offer
Tor sale at Marion Court House door, be-
tween the usual hours of sale, on the frs,
Monday in December next, the following
valuable tracts of land.
All that Plantation belonging to the late
a. l.. Scarborough, deceased, situate on
Catfish, within half mile Of the Village
OF Marion, bounded OH the South hv the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road.
containing about seventeen hundred acres,
OF which about seven hundred are cleared
ana III high state Of cultivation. On the
premises are two Dwelling Houses, Gin
ilousc, Negro Houses, and all the out
buildings necessary for large Planting in.
tcrcst.
-AISO--
About three hundred Acres of Land w.
ing South of the Wilmington and Man
chester Rail Road, and in the immediate
vicinity of the Village.
Terms of sale, one fourth Cash for the
balance, credit of one. two, and three
years. in equal annual ins:alrncn,s, interest
from the day OF sale payable annually.
Purchasers TO give Bond wHh approved
personal snrctics and Mortgage of the
premises, and to pay for papcrp.,
c. d. EVANS,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioner Office, -
Marion c. H., Oct. l, 1853.
Oct 5 lO I'd
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Look Out For Bargains!
ME.@ STNRR,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.
flllE subscribers arc opening and rccciv-
ing fresh and very large assortment
OF every description OF Goods to suit the
country trade, which will be sold as low as
can he bought in any market for cash;
great pains has been taken in laying in the
Stock. Our stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
their line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots ana Shoes, &c. &c.
All we ask is for buyers to call and exam.
inc for themselves. 53Ys"Wc especially
invite the attention Of Planters to our Me-
GRO GOODS, Kerseys, Plains, Lnseys.
Woolscys, Blankets, Shoes, and Hats
Money can be saved by calling on us as
our STOCK IS LARGE and ice are de-
termined tn Sell.
I'lNDAL s. WATSON.
Sept. 2l, 1853. AZ If
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NEW STORE:

" hird Door South Of tie To,Dn Hull:
nj nearly opposite Tindui d Watsoa:
sHaHE subscriber would respectfully in:
8 form the citizens of Sumtrrville and
the public generally, thai he has opened at
the above place a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockerywarc; &c. &c:
Aso. a Choice lot Of Family Groceries Of
every description, with Fruit OF various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lenonsi
&c: &c, which he will sell very low for
CaIh:
J. BARRETT.
Nov.a, 1858. 8 ly
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUR EDl

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or Balsam of
Life is, alters n trial of ofupwurds Of twenty wears
i'll great variety of cases, confidently offered to
the public, especially 10 those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint, as sure and speedy
relief for their suflerings.
Read the following certificates. They arc
from gentlemen of high standing and rcsidina
in your Immediate vicinity. They nrc but one
or two OF the many in our possession all cxtoll-
Ing the lieRhg virtues of this, ITO use the word.
of grateful Dispep,ic who was cured by its
ise) most precious compound.
Certificate from tie Req. HnriweH Spain.
SuMTERvrLLE,. S. G. Jan. 18th 1853.
Mr.. CmAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small bot:
ties Of your Balsam of Life; and experienced
much benefit. ] took 1t two or three times ,iai.
ly, n teaspoonfl! at dose in wine glass Of
water.
II acted on my liver, and impaired n healthy
tone 10 all my digestive organs, relieving me of
distressing headache, and many other disagreea-
bic dysprpfic symtons.
Isignedl II. SPAIN.
Mr.. ClfAS. DELORME:
DEAR IR:--l take great pleasure In recon-
mending your ''Banmc tie Vie" which have
often used, and alu,dys with decided relief
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia At
once q stmu liant, tonic and cathnrtic, am sat.
Ished 1t will prove cminenty serviceable TO all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general
Introduction throughout the country will be
public benefit.
TO keep supply constantly on hand, which
would OF exchange for all the Antidyspcp.
tic noslrnms from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by Jchn, NJ. Chandler, Sumterville,
NJ. a. IIuSgins, Darlington c. II.
DIR. J. T.. Byrd, rimmonsvillc,
And by Druggists generally.
BOATWRIGIlT Il BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, S. C.
November . 9 If
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Administrators Notice.

IS Az persons having demands against tho
! Estate of Mrs. E. Connors, deceased. arc
aregiested to hand them in properly attest
edi and those indebted will please make
Immediate payment to
n. II. CONNORS, Admir-. :
~ NOV I'd, 1868. 3 If
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* HEADQUARTERS,
Columbia, November Is. 1858
The Members Of the Staff of His Ex-
cellency, JOHN l.. MANNING, Commanders
'n-Chief, will report themselves at Head
quarters, in Columbia, on Saturday, the 3D.
December, proximo.
BY order Of the Commander in-chief.
MATHEW IRVINE KEITH,
Abide. Camp.
Nov % d St
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REPORT

Of j. ". Stuchey, Secretary and
Treasurer in account wiM Salem Board
Commissioners Cross RooeIs.
1852. DR.. Cr,
Oct. IS, To cnsh in hand, STA &c
q l9, To cash received
for fine of With
ington Stuckey, 800
" I" BY cash received
for fine of d. S.
Stuckey, 400
20, BY cash paid Joel
Brown, & 5 90
Dec. II. BY cash paid G..
w. Cooper, ZIG
&c IS, BY cash paid B.
J. Barnett, 25 90
1853.
March ., BY cash paid
g W. J. Francis, 5l3
&c BY cash paid
Gilbert d. Fraser, 25
Aug. %, To cash reed
from J. McCallum, c. lT9 81
Oct. II, BY commissions OH
receiving Sl9l 81
at2 l-2 per cent. A 70
% H Bycommissions on
paying out G54 SO
sat2 l-2 per cent. Gl
+' -'STo balance on hand, 335 II
s3o6 OF s3oG o.
!, ~ J. w. SrUCKEY,
Sec'y. a. Trcasr.
Nov. 23, 1853. 4 It
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Executors Notice

ALL persons having demands against
the Estate of Mr.. Harvey Skinner, dec d.,
are requested to hand them in properly at
tested to The subscriber; and all those in
debted will make immediate payment
to
r. NJ. SKINNER, =
Executor.
July 201h, 1853 3s-am
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REPORT
|. Cf The Vesterm Board Of Commission
ers Of Rodds for Clarendon County.

(. Cf Me Western Board of Commission
ers Of Roads for Clarendon County.
Western Board Of Commissioners of Roads
&nm's, viz: w. II. d. Richardson, Chnirmnn.
I. =. Richardson. Il. J. Manning, j. S. Tindal'
4, W bntler, NJ. ii. Connors, John Q. Brock,
". w. Owens and J. Harvey Dihgc, Jr., q.
henry Colclougt and Il. Hnrvin, absenD, when
The Clerk and Treasurer submitted the follow.
Western Board Of Commissioners of Roads
Tor Clarendon County in account current with
L. Is. yBrogdon. Clerk and Treasurer, for the
year Recommending l2th August, 1852, un. up to
9th August 1853.
August 3, To amt reed OF W..
Butler II. &. for assess
ment Aug. 1852. 10 pr ct
including Sh'H's receipt
ford 09 this day, Sl95 %
g. To amt reed Of w. F.
Butler on last year, 81
sls7 81
Aug 8, BY balance due by
the Board August
~, 1852. 46 IS
Interest on s3l 05
one year of the
above. 22b
BY amt paid Adver.
,ising report 1852. 3 90
By amt paid J. III.
Dingle, Jr. acct.
for plank ii 90
BY amt refunded w.
+. Butler for last
years Shfi receipt
for which he says
he paid cash, l3
BY Clerk and Treas.
:. nrer's Salary upto
10th Aug. 1853, 40 O0
BY Shifts receipt not
collected this year, 4 O9
BY balance cash in
hand this day, 9th
August, 1853. 80 II
Sl97 81
The following resolution passed by ihe Board
9th August, 1853.
Resolued That the Clerk and Trcasurer's
Report be received
Il. B. BROGDON, Clerk e. Treas.
Com'rs. Of Roads.
Clarendon, August 9th, 1853.
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Executors Notice,

All persons having demands against the
Estate of the late Col. John !. Moore of
Sumter District, are requested to hand
them in properly attcslcd to the subscri-
bcrs, and all those indebted will make
payment to the same.
J. Is. MOORE, r.oo
J. S. MOORE. { LAec"'orS'
March 18th, 1853 2O-n
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAS
TER DISTRICT.

Ex Parte, Petition for sale oil liouse and
Abram Perry, decd of a Perry, deceased
TT ordered that tia children of the brothers and sisters
of Abram Perry deceased late of Lancaster District s
C. that we're living the death Of Margaret Perry widow
Of the late Abram Perry (Which was June 3Oth ISL do
establish their rights before the Commissioner Equity,
for Lancaster District s. c, before the st day of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
al the next Court of Equity for said District (Which WILDE
June 26th, 1854 80
The above order w:s made in above case BY the Court
at June Term 1853 and the persons 10 HON the same re-
fers and applies notified to comply with the
therein sci forth failure make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the estate Of the Testator
Abraham Perry to be distributed between those who 40
establish such relationship and operate above to those
who donot JAMES IL "lIHEhSfooS,o-
Commissioner in Equity, Lancaster District, s. c.
dec1-9m- :,
~ The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of the paper they are al
so requested 10 notice the editoraly The Common
wealth Frankfort Ky; The Register, Raleigh, N G.; The
Advertiser Montgomery, Aa The Recorder Ailedgevie
Ca The flag ef the Union, Jackson, Mss The Union,
and American, Nashville, Tenn; The Union, Washington
City.-Laneaasr Ledger. ). ID, W.
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N A S Nv E:
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC. !, Is5s.



We see from the last Chattanooga Advertiser
that we are to have this talented corps Of negro
Ministries with Us IN few days. Our citizens will
greet them with fuIl houses during their stay, if
they have any taste for good singing and fine den-
eaton Of the negro character We take the follow
ing notice from the Advertiser of the 9th:
The KUNKEIs.-The long expected visit of This
very popular company viii actually take place on
FRIDAY and Saturday nights Of this week This
Troupe is without doubt the most popular in the
South, eclipsing all their predecessors They have
been acknowledged to be without rivalin merit bv
al the Southern press where they have had the
pleasure OF giving their entertainments. And il is
upon the repeated testimony of SO MANY of their
admirers, that we base our present notice, assur-
ing our numerous readers that, in no place where
they have been have they failed in success, both in
the character Of their concerts and the Overlooking
numbers in attendance. There seems TO be a char
acterlstie melody in Ethiopian songs which finds
iavor with the most refined. We have never ex-
amned into the reason of this partially, but the
TACT that is So is enough for all practical purposes
'Teo kunkle has, by his genius, combined com
pany of artists whose perfornancesare unsurpassed
add, In making this statement, we on'y do sintl.
justice TO him and the musical ability OF his troupe
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THEATRE.

BERNARr, had a crowded house on the occasion
OF his benefit, on Monday night In this we were
not disappointed. BERNARD is iavorite here and
we were sure something would turn up to show
it when his benefit was announced.
At the moment of writing this we cannot say
whether HARRIS had a good house last night or
not He deserved one, at all events.
Tonight is set apart for the benefit of Miss KATE
RErGEoLDs, and capital bill is presented. We ex-
pect to see the fullest house of he benefit season
Certainly if all who have been charmed by her
acting attend, the capacity Of the house will be
thoroughly tested
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NEW MUSIC

We are indebted TO ]. B. WEsT, music seller on
Union street for thefOIcwing latepublications Our
friends viii find several choice pieces of music in
this list Mr. W. keeps constantly all the late issues
IRON the music press; also general assortment of
instruments, &c
Post Horn Ga'op by KoESTG; The Riral Scloaisl,
BY FRAScrs H. BRowN Bouquet De Bal, colec-
ton OF favorite Polkas and Waite, by various au-
thorsi Grdnde Fantasia de Conoert, by Wa. VINCENT
WALLACE; Lotus Leaf by the same composer;
Kdty-did Polka, by JULIEN; OIeOnG Polka by HERR
NAN S. SAEoNr, formerly OF this city and now of
Charleston S. c.
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A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that sentence of
fools philosophy, that disease will get well of ITSELF
that you with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious Youths why will ye persist dosing
by mpairng your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically, when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines?
Ye rkes of every age and condition. why win We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and ordinary pursuits of life? You
who thus annoyed and wish be restored to health and
vgor by treatment at pleasant and efectua should
consult Dr. MORRIS His success in eysnc diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been years afflicted with disease or con-
sequences resulting from have been restored
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in writing FIVE dolars-address Dr. W
Il. MORRIS, through the PostOice Nashville Tenu and
package of medicines securely putt will be pri-
vaeIy and with Dispatch full directions Herewith and
questions askea.
Persons living distance, and afflicted with Srof aa
Oh UceTs, letter Cdaeers Piles, Fistald Ano Grars
Structures Glests any disease whatever of aggava-
ted malignant charter be cured at home BY consult
ing Dr. MORRIS, by letter. post paid, enclosing fee.
Medicines pleasant and safe be per mail any
part of the United States
Particular attention given TO the treatment of female COM
plants Ladies who may be afflicted with irregutarities
Flour Aj5as or Whtss Prolapsus Uteri or F4iliag t
the Ho1a would do well to lay aside all false delicacy
and promptly consult the Dr. CuRss WARRANTED!
Office over Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar st
near Post Office. Room, No. IA, up stairs. move IT,