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viii be sold Immediately after the above sale, lot
No 8 fronting 80. feet on Lester street. Rockets,
running back Giilie's Greek adjoining to Rows
tersproperty. Also, lot No TO- fronting 600 feet on
Hague street, running back to Gillie's Creek.
Terms IS above.
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"a WANTED.-Iw wish TO rent a small, uo,.e
e:a elmer on Church or Union Hill. for which
a" willing 10 payIa good price. Apply to
EDWARD ID. EACHO
10 10 General Agent and Collector
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pAINTkhS WANTED. - Tnr-e ar TOM
= sh, men Painters can find employment for
suo'' "nie' at u IS per day. Apply to
je l6-lt* Onnos,,. :SuALA'
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,AMphENE LAMPs.-A lot Of nearly new
- Camphene Lamps, in good order for sale very
low by
lie i6 E. I PICOT
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w ants employment in gardening, managing
,sn . Iarm, stock or dairy, improving lands and
piancs n piantng-a man of many years expe.
wen recommended. ANY corumsnds addressed ~
a =, through the post Office, Richmond. will re.
- P.oaiPt HttenuOn. lie lR-difwItk
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nbls Of shis superior L.s w esss vi sooa s
lower than Thomasion u. - eroecf 10 I 4 any
more more fsr some time d eons tor ss's GO
menf, BY MACE WINSTON,
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w for my Store either white or coiored Good
references required JB WOOD, Druggist,
je 10 Corner above City HOTEL
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a WHITE COOK, WASHER AND
IA lRONEk, is wanted. Good wages and per.
manent home, if immediate application is made to
lie l5-6t* BRANCH
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~ ANTED.-A whie Porter TOR our store,
w who has been accustomed 70 store VIZ ri
None need apply without recommendation ss 70
character and qualifications. For such an ONE a
permanent, situation can be had with
jeI5 MACE AZ WINSTON
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W ANTED FOX THE WEET SPRINGS.
w A first rate assistant Man Cook. None
need apply but good one, who can come well re.
commented and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses.
lie Is MACE WINSTON
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w AIhD.- wish to employ a Man and
hofse to do plouehing Applyto
,.,e EDWARD b EACHO,
y ~ General Agent and Collec,or
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ShOT GUNs.-A few single and double barrels,
~ OF fire and medium quality, remaining on hand
from our last importation, which we orfer at re
duced prices. C J SIETON d. co,
Importers Of Guns and Cutlery,
je1e II nan street
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She sanh down, bnt a half :sI ol,r;.s.1
sed and choking sob, that niiaiitts ase
broken her heart escaped 3hers
DO npt grieve, said lie, ton:
ately pressing my. hand tbef ioiin
me in thankful prayerfo to- tho A liaiiiG
that ! have lived thus long onn IS.
nongh to renounces as now b Tie.
deadl y sin unreIentin AMI gaipst 4affs
low creaturepa q sin wiiieh i ma mad ii I,,,sr
gcd even tothe brink of the erave
DO you understand ma he con.
tinned, speaking with difiicnl III. Mvs
child God-God blsssi as / fsoreiya
3her!' ~ e 4
Had | wished to have DELAYED lon;
ger the meeting between fatberi and ,
child, ! could not have done IL. With,
the greatest difficulty I 5had, up ia. this
moment, restrained the racking in,pa-
tlence OF the latter, until 4 COIL dis.
cover whether or not the old mans
dream had effected what i had faiIed
in. Now that it was Obvious tllatI;;
had done SO, I drew aside the, curtain
Cn b.eholding the emaciate f, fforni osts.
him from wlhlome she had been so long
parted, and who, but a few hours be-
fore. she had meyer thought TO behold
again.! she stood horror.striken, par
alysed by the conflicting feelings that
rushed upon her. Her ewes Were,
fearless, and all sounds ofsorrow hush
ca; with hands clasped, her head bent
forward: ::her features fixed. her form lsl
rlgid and apparently breathless. she
seemed a statute of dispair rather than
thing of life. | trembled for fll1esi
consequences when she should sppeals
or he direct his looks towards herT.
Never, never shall ! forget the agony
OF that momcnti
He moved He turned as JIG aua;i,s
to address me. She, whom with, his! s!
dying breath he had just blessed. and
who was probably at that awful mo-. mo-
ment the sole object of his thoughts.
stood in life, if such indeed it migIfS
be called, beside him! His half clos
ed eyes rested upon her! the, pupil
dliated ,-he gazed fixedly buf, Miill5e.tsys:
ne struggled to raise himsclf; aaI5s
ported him in the attempt. 0nee l6rs
s3s:1 SsSjssa q rattling inshis ttllifoat,
g, 81 3as Z;
then II In piercing voice, which seem,
ed 70 have struggled with and fol; an.
instant escaped the power that VAS vas
about to silence it forever he 5exclaiin5I,1. ii5,1
cd, This is no dream Is IS nav Ruth
my dqqueghter!' Lag and flinging or,ea
his arms, she, thus startled from ne l.er 8
trance, trance, sprang forward and fell on his
Within few minutet d after this
touching scence, | was called to tho
chamber; ,s;; found it was the physician
took him aside and hurridlysa 1 explain
ed to him the events of the Lass few
hours. We then approached the bed 8
the old man was dead his ANS $. were
extended across his child, whose face
was buried in the pillow. On raising
her up, q stream of blood rushed from from,
her mouth; a vessel had been ruirptnred { 4
In less thrn half an hour her spirit,
too, had departed. Z
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SAGAcrTy OF DoG.-I,he follow.
ing instance is related by the Edinburg
Weekly Register: s:s'.ilssg, 8
''Ihe animal belonged to % ceIebra-
ted chemist, who tried upon Ii the eli.
feet of a certain poison, and iipon the
nezt day administered a connter poi,
son, with the effort of preserving the
creatures life. The next day another
dose was offered him, but he would NOT
touch It. Different sorts of poisonous
drugs were presented to him, but he !
resolutely refused all. Bread was was of..:
tcred, but he would not touch 1t; meat.
but he turned from it; water. but he M
would not drink. To reassnra him.
his master offered him bread and meat
of which he himself eat in in the dogs
presence; and ofthat the sagacious AMI t.
mai hesitated not to partake. He was
taken to fountain, but he would not
drink nowhere but from the spot
where the water gushed free and fresh.
This continued for several DAYS, nntii
the master, touched by the extraordis
nary intelligence of the poor creature,
resolved to make no moro attempts
upon him with his possons. The dog
is very gay and very happy, but viii
eat nothing that no does not first sec
his master touch, nor will he drink ex.#
cePt rom tho Rurest spot ofthe foun.
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Tee = -ska. ? ? . E1a.----- VI
LONELY DEt1NITIoSs.- By a Bacbes3
lor.-llomc-the place where children
nave their own way, and whsre mar
red men resort when they have mo-;
where else to keep themselves. Yife;;
the woman that is expected to palsl liase
without means, and sew on buttons
before they come OF. Babys a thing
on account of which its mother could
never go to the Opera, consequently
need never have a new hat Dinner
the meal which is. expected TO be in
exact readiness @heney yer the master Of
the house happens to be at homeStp
eat, whether at ~ or half pasta' clock,
Washing day; the time when q, wo.ss
man con throw q broom at a thieyisIs
dog, or say, $ wont, q without being
though cross. Trousers. the tiispnteS
TERRITORY 81 81
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Do not Defer, but Come j
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Choice.

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor, bcrs
leave to inform the gentlemen OF Sumter
vile and District that lie has just returne.
with spcndid assortment
Cloths, Cassilnercs, Drap'd cte,
Vcstings, &c. &C., and in short ever, thing
that is required for full suit. Having
made the choice of his goods himself. he
doubts not but what he can suit the most
fasIdious. There is no use TO have your
cloths made IN Charleston OF by Yankees,
when you can have them made as stylish
and as well if not better than anywhere
else right ut home, and this Mr. REICH
promises to 90, nay, he will add that, if his
work is not turned out al least equal to any
done in this country he will not charrn
ANYTHING. As for his prices they shall be
at New York rates. ALI ic asks is, give
him trial!! Come soon and pick olt
some of those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns, it will soon be warm and YOU will
want them.
Mr.. REICH lives next door to John r.
]laynsworlh almost opposite DR.. Withcr-
spoon.
April 26ih, 1853 26-tf
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Notice.

Whereas O. P. McBoy and L. NJ. Nc.
Roy, late merchants and co-par;ners tra-
ding in Sumter District, South Carolina
under the firm of 0. p. Mercy & Co., have
this day executed an assignment to me for
the benefit of such creditors as may avail
themselves Of its provisions, now in con.
formity to the Act of the Legislature in
such case made and provided, / do hereby
notify the creditors Of the said o. P. Nc
Roy & Co, to meet at the Court House
at Su.ntcrvillc, on Wednesday the llth
inst, to proceed 10 the appointment of ar
Agent or Agents, in compliance with the
terms Of the said Act.
w. E. RICHARDSON,
Assignee.
May 9, 1853 27-lt
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3 QuEEH AccIDEsr.-Thc Paris cor
respondent or the Washington Repub-
!ic, tells the following:
"a shocking accident happened here
the other night under tho most extra
ordinary circumstances. A gentle
man, ut q dinner parity, in endeavor-
ing to draw the cork ofa bottle of
wine, broke the corkscrew in the mid
die. He then tried method often
employed in the South for forcing re-
tractory corks. He filled up the hol-
lowsat the bottom OF the bottle with a
napkin, and then struck it vigorously
with his hand. As this produced no
effect, he struck the bottom against
the floor. The cork moved slightly,
and he struck again with greater force.
The bottle foil to pieces, and two of
the splinters cut the gentleman's hand
and wrist TO the bone, severing two
arteries completely. Blood escaped
abundant!y, and before the services Of
n sergeon could be procured he was
senseless from exhaustion. He died
during the night.
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Notice..
May 9, 1853

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trade for, or receive in payment of any
debt, either or both of two Notes given by
the subscriber TO r. J. Price, the one for
two hundred and fifty dollors, and the 9th
cr for two hundred and ten dollars, as said
Notes given for two separate tracts Of land
were to be paid after good and lawful titles
were made to me by Price, which cond.
tons were put in writing and urc now in
my possession, and which contains the
further understanding that in the event of
his falling as he has done, to make such
titles he would forfeit the amounts &c.
G. A. LESSESNE.
April 8, 1853 21-tf
1r Watchman copy.
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Increased Stock
BY
j John O'Connor.

Who has made new improvements and
considerably enlarged his store. and is now
receiving fresh goods by every train oi
cars and offers to the public ior the sum
mer months the following articles low for
cash:
Ice Cream and Lemonade, daily Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also n fine assortment OF
Tobacco and Cigars, with a choice lot oi
Family Groceries, also large stock ol
Dss Y GOODS, sc.
Picked Salmon and Preserves, Flour of
tie best brands warranted, also large lot
OF Bacon of which he receives new sup.
ply weekly. All Of which he guarantees
to sell al the lowest rates for cash.
April 5.h, 1853 23-tf
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HHoogland's German Ritters

Hundreds Of our citizens complain of debili.
~ and langour Of the system, arrangement of
the liver and stomach, want of appetite, &c.
they are frequently the result of too close ap.
plication, and thousand other causes we can
not here name; but we would say to oil nfflict;
ed, do Us we have donc-get bottle or two of
DR.. HooAand's German Bisters, prepared by Dr..
jackson, and our word for it you will be cured.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene.
rality of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. July
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Cheap Grocery.

THE Subscriber having opened gro.
Gerry underneath the Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly on hand, a supply OF
heavy articles: such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE, BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACkEREL. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c.
In fact little o: almost everything that is
good to eat; all OF which will be sold low
tor cash, or in exchange ior country pro-
duce. lie promises TO attend to his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto, to receive a liberal share Of pa
tronase. J. M. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1853 2O-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A mother Scientific yYonller

IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPTIcs.
br. }. S. Houghton'u Pepsin, the true Di.
gestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Liebig, the great Physielo.
glcal Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, NJ. d., Phila-
delphia. This is truly q wonderful re medy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
plant, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contnin-
ing Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among the medica
advertisements. S-ly.
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TO the Public,

The undersigned having this day enter
ed into the General Commission and
Anctioneerin2 Business. for the purchase
and sale of REAL ESTATE, STOCKS
NOTES, BONDS, FURNITURE, &c.
respectfully solicits the patronage of hi,
friends and the public generally. All bust.
ness entrusted to his care, will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to.
w. S. GADSDEN,
Office SO, north side of Broad.st,
few doors east Of Church-st
REFERENcEs.-Thomas N. Gads''en, J.
NJ. c. Johnston, ]. 2. Campbell, w. G..
Dukes, Elisha Carson, A. G. Mcgrath,
Charleston, s. G..
April 26th, 1903 26-3w
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We extract the following para.
graph from the N. o. Bee, q leading
Wing journal, in reference to the ap.
pointment of E. Warren Noise, Esq. ,
as 0. IS. District Attorney. Mr..
Noise was formerly Of this city.
"E. w. Noise, the U. S. District
Attorney, is q Union Democrats
man Of decided brains--the pres.
ent Speaker Of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, and one of the ablest, most
popular and most influential Demo.
Gratis in Louisiana. Mr.. Noise is a
gentleman Of high character and
standing, and aside from his politics.
there are few lawyers at our Bar. who
could present stronger claims for
the Office, on the score of tact, tai
ent, energy and professional zeal. We
look upon this appointment as ex.
fremely judicious."
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III Y Sa d " % II Z !.

MARRIED. .-On the evening of
the 26th inst, by the Rev. N. GnA-
HAM, Mr.. A. MURPHY, to Miss
LENORAH WINDHAM, the form
er late of Charleston, and the latter
of this place.
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The USE Or BAD DEBrs.-An cdi.
tor in Arkansas was lately shot in an
affray. Luckily the ball came against
bundle Of unpaid accounts in his
pocket Even gunpowder could not get
through unpaid newspapers bills and
the editor saved his life by the delin-
quency Of his subscribers. Surely it
is an i'll wind that blcws nobody any
rood,
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Executive Department.
TNO. 81

[NO. 81
COLUMBIA, s. c. April II, 1853.
By His Erccllency John Z. Manning,
Governor and Commander -in-chief In
and over the State Of South Caroli-
ma.
IN pursuance Of an Act of the General
Assembly of this State, passed 10Th of De-
cember, A. D. 1852, entitled "An Act to
arrange the State into Districts for the
election OF Representatives in the Congress
Of the United States and for other purpo-
ses," the votes for the 33rd Congress- have
been counted in the presence Of the Gov
ernor by Commissioners appointed for that
purpose, and it appears that John Mcqueen
has been duly elected for tho lst Congress
sional District, composed Of Lancaster,
Chesterfield, Marlboro Darlington, Mari
on, Williamsburg, Horny, and George
town; William Aiken for the I'd Congress
sional District, composed Of the District of
Charleston, exclusive Of st. Johns, Cole
ton; VIM. F. Colcock for 3rd Congrcssion-
al District, composed of Beaufort. Barn
we'll, Orangeburg, Coleton, and the Parish
of St. Johns, Colleton; Preston S. Brooks
for the 4th Congressional District, COM
posed of AbbevIlle, Edgefeld, Lexington,
Newhcrry, and Laurens James l.. Orr
for the 5th Congressional District, compos-
ed OF Anderson, Pickens, Greenville, Spar
tanburg, and Union; and WIN. w. Boyce
for the 9th Congressional District, COM
posed of York, Chester, Fairfield. R,cLiand,
kershaw and Sumter. Now therefore. /,
John l.. Manning, Governor and Command
er-in-chiof in and over the state aforesaid,
do issue this my Proclamation, notifying
and declaridg, according to The rrov.aions
Of the Act aforesaid, that John Mcqueen,
VIM. Aiken, VIM. +. Colcock, Preston S.
Brooks, Jas. l.. Orr, and WIN. w. Boycc
had majority Of the votes in their resprc-
tive Congressional Districts. and are there
fore duly elected Representatives in the
43rd Congress of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State, at Columbia, this ! llh day of April,
A. u. 1853, and in the 77th year oi the
Sovereignty and Independence of the Uni-
ted States q America.
JOHN l.. MANNING.
April 18th, 1858 25-3t
- All the papers in the State will
publish twice.
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Special Notice

All persons indebted to me either by
Note or Account or otherwise are notified
that payment MUST bc made by the 25,l
May inst, as am in want Of funds and
must have it.
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
May 3, 1858 Eft
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By Thomas O'Coniior.

Just received per Rail Road, choice selec-
ton OF Cigars and Tobacco, Cordials, Pre-
serves Of all descriptions, Jeilys Go. Also
complete assortment or Groceries, which he
tained from Charleston for.
Feb l. 1859 ,t .e
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It is no Joke!

am really in need of Funds, and all
IL persons indebted to me for the last
3 or 4 years, will please settle up in some
way, either personally or by letter--Ho-
ney sent mailed at my risk.
w. J. FRANCIS.
May, 3, 1853. 81. If
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China, Glass And
EARTHEN WARE.
Direct lmportations.
II. E. NICHOLS,
COLUMB s. G..

Z AS lust received direc: from the ma - :.
Il Il uiacturcrs in England aud France,
and by recent vessels from the North. II
very complete and varied assortment oi the
above named GOODS, comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; among which
arc best
WHITE GRANITE or STONEW ARE,
Cniua finish superior article;
Blue and other Colorcd War, of new
styles
French and English China, new shapes,
plain Waite Gold and decorated
Rich ChNa Dinner and Tca."n,ta, and
beautiful Fancy Articles in The line
Cut, Mouldcreh and Polished iasswar>,
of every kind;
Dyott's Patent Camphrnc, Store, Office,
and farlor Lamp, superior article;
Wcbb's Patent Oil and Lard L'nos. a new
"'tic'c giving great light an briliancy ;
lea Trays, hes. Table Cutlery and Pal
ted Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c.
housekeeping ~, 3les. IN 'rno' = tv
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BLUE DAnLrAs.-1hc Gardeners
Chronicle says that celebrated cult
vator of dahlias expects in year or
two to produce blue DELLA, by keep
ing constantly watccGt! Tie roo. o. :
white one witlla solution Of 1alp!..te
o:' iron, The culDha,a Of iron t,.t,,s
hydraaResG blue, and wi!y n0c othar
white tiowc.a Ut well? OF course the
solution maat aa very w"aA w..ea rs
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AJoGODm.

The subscriber having discontinued the DYhg
business will devote his whole time to the ptae.
tice of medicine. Those wishing his urofeasioin.
al survicea will find him at all times at his rear
dence in the Villcge.
- ,,.a RS. MEtETT. III. b.
yWn ynn, ~ 1898, lily
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s HA WI s.

s II a WI s..
Plain colored Canton Grape Shnwls, ut IS.
Superiino Cant Grape Shnwls with extra heavy
fringes, Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shnws,
Superfinc French and Berlia Wool, Reasedale,
Tyne and Bay State, Double, Four faced and
Long Shawls, Of The heaviest description. Hea.
Wy l0-4 square Woolen Shawls of the following
styles: Santag, Jenny Lind, Florence and Bays
Water. French Ebroidered Tibet, Brochs
worked. Janiquard loom worked and plain
Thibet Shawls in choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Paris
nIinted Mnnfles and Scnrfa