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EsY THE GOVERNOR.
Executive DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CLARENDON. December II. 1852
In relation to the i'drdoniny Pouer,
whenever petitions shall hc presented far
pIrdon, The report OF The Judge who tried
the case will he a requiSi:ion, in all cases,
not To be Omitted. The facility with
arc too well ',dersiouI to weigh viii, the
Executive; and to enable tn. Governor
I" dispense the high prer',gal,ve oi mercy
winch Is u constitutional hequest-it is
manifest that Il dIspaSSionaie statement
s:luu d he made. This determination is
absolute. BY order: Ii II. WATTS.
Secretary Executive Department
DEC, IS, 1852 9 1t
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Merinos, D'Lalnes, AlDacas

Fine qualities llerlnos. al 30 cts.
Plain col'd Cashncrcs aud Fi.'d Muslin
Dciancs, al IL - els.
a new assortment of superfine Black
and CoorS French McTinns
Fine IialIty anJ beautiful co!ors Alpac-
as
Back Alpaccas,
Superb Parish Muslin Dclaincs and
Cashneres al IS cents.
F1nc French Muslin Delains. plain co.,
Ors in every variety.
The above guudS are now open at very
low prices.
w. J. JACCBT ~ son,
22l king.sl., (BenJ) opp. The D!g Boot.
Ch,rlc,ion, Dec. 81, 1852 S--;f
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SgDEU7lAA NOTICES.
a s,otlaer Scientific Wonder !!
IMPoRTASr TO DyspEPrIcs

IMPORTANT TO DYsPEP1ICS
DR.. J. $, ~IIoughon's P7,sin, the true Di
gos'ive Fluid, or Ga'tric Juice, prepared from
Rcunet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok, afte
dirca,ions of Baron Licbig, the grra, Physiulo
gu Chemist, by J. S. liuughton, W. d.. Piila
dclphia. This is trulJ wonderful re- mrdy TO
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaundce, Liver Com
rlaint, Constipation aud Debility, curing niie
Natures Own Method, by Naturu's OWr
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. 500 notice among The mcdica
advertisements. Sly.
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CIERltIl AIR

The subscriber respectfully inforns his
friends and customers, tha, he is now receiving,
nj his old stand, 30 26 HAYNES STREET, (up
slairs,> from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, complete assortment Of
Staple anb fanep Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c,
as per Catalogue annexed, which hr is prcpn red
to sell OH reasonable terms, at lIh0icsalc only,
to the Country Trade. lie respectfully solicita
call. being determined 10 sell as low as any
House in the City. T.. G. BROWN.
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Blankets, Comforts, &C.

Heavy London Dutii.l Blankets At 81 rs
and 81 - a pair.
Suprriine quality and largest size Six
Bound Bath Blankets.
Extra large and. heavy Bed Comiorters
at 81 50 and 81 81
Heavy donbie TWIST Cotton Shcctinas,
3 yards wide.
Supcriine French Furniture Ghnlz.
w. !. jacob IL son,
22l X ng-sI (Bcnd) opn. The Big Boot.
Dee. ~. 1852 ST
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Linens, Linens.

White Irish Linens, of the best fabrics,
from 25cts gard up.
Fine and superfine qualities Of White
Lawns and Linden Cambria.
Extra quality Brown and Grey Linens, 3 A
and ! 4 wide, very cheap.
Superior Bornslce" Linen Sheetings Cd
and l2.I wide.
So" w. ]. JACOBI 6. SON,
?2l king.at. (bend) oyp. the Big Boot.
Nov. Mhi la5, .,2--,f !.
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4oRDEaN NO. 2.
HEAD QUARTERS. q
Columbia, l4lli Dec, 1852. {

tEH s.tS!LEE-3 HEAD lkUARTERS. = "A
COLUMBIA, l4ll, Dec, 1852.
f5 The following gentlemen have been
appointed and commissioned Aids-de. Camp
10 flls Excellency The Governor and
Commander-In-c Chief, with the rank oi
Lieut.. Colonel: and will be- obcyed and
accordingly.
BY order, J. w. CANTEY,
If aim. Aht, and Inspect. General.
A. BA%roN SpnINes,
a. Nj. RUrH,
TiLLMAN INGRAM, 6
RoBEHr MUNRO. jun,
y. JouN S. PnEsTos, jun,
j Nj. HOWELL.
RANSOM CALHOUN,
b PAUL HAMILTON,
w. E. WILSON,
WILLIAM PINcHNEY SrAHnE,
AUGUSTUS SMITH,
w. l.. REYNOLDS,
J. II. WlrHERsPooH,
RoBEnr J. WlLLINGmAu,
A. WARfNG,
f. =. BRADLEY.
WV. f.. ZIMMERMAN,
X. l.. HEkIor,
JACOB BELsER,
SAMUEL SPARKS, jun.
J. +. CuREToX,
Is. RUSH CAMPBELL,
FRANCIS w. HEElur.
J. B. JACKSON,
L. q. Howard,
ELLnT NJ. KEITH.
JOHN J. CuSYERs,
J. EVANS EDlSGs,
JOSEPH J. PoPE,
GkonGE M'CLENAuAN.
Dec, %, 1852. 8 9.
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e Il. Il j, Il V Iyl 0SES,

car The old stspd OF "A. j. 81 P. Niosrs1
Oaers 10 his friends and tile ppb generally J,
n fresh supply Of every variety Of geods aetectea
by himsef, viz: in Dry Goods "
80, f-S, 44, Sd, ,iip 10 l2-4 9caiestic# from
cents n yard up, or less by the qnhaiitY s7s rs
brown Linens at IL l-2 cents a yard, 81
Celored m,slins, and Linen Laslres, yards
to the dollar. Il sF
White Crape S!::wls at IS 90
IN GROCERIES,
Cash, l,f4,ga s., ~ 3 3zts.t & i4Ssf
25 Sacks Salt. +. h .fE,,s s.sts, ,s;S}S5. Is; .9
= Barrels Of Lard. -, Ii, ~. s.fif
Old Government Java Coffee in Maits, 81 II ~:
sugars Of oil kinds, some excellent qualify at + Il.
Sperm nnd SAtlnmaptine Candles, less Han
they can be bought regularly in Charleston by ,sss
the box .Almonds, Raisonr, Figs, Curfants,
Ciiron, Cahdy, &C.. 2s:3i ~ g 4 I45; q,
3.t-s, CROCKERY, E5.$ss ~. s Ms,
n great variety at very low prices ard lie ~ s.
hnd Carr e1,er's Tools. D = * ss
April 27s,', 1883 a1-tf
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NEW FIRM.


The subscribers having associated them
selves together in the mercantile huSiness
under the firm Of BUTLER e. NEWBE
Ri, would respectfully inform thair friends
and The pubic generally, that they are
now receiving and opaning a. large and
well selected stock, Dry tionlS, Groco-
rins. Boats. and Shoes, Hats and Gaps,
Hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or TO customers who Viii pay
up punctually. .'a,
DT II is unnecessary 10 cnnme rate afti.
c!es. just come along sec for yoursclres.
Y. n. BUTLER.
A. NJ. ,NENBERY.
AT the stand formerly occupied by Aic.
Roy & Jones, one door north of the Pos,
Oilice.
Su'ntcrvlle. Oct. 5,ls52 SLIT
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Just received per steamers from New York
aud Philadelphia.
43D Packages Boots and Shoes selected
from best manufacturers, for sale ut re-
markahly love prices, among whicl, are,
1000 pair Ladies BI'ck and co'd Caters
from 75c to 81 25.
500 " Li'licS Mnrorco walking shoes
thick sn.es, al T5:.
1000 F" Womens Leather and moroc.
co Boots at 75c.
500 Z" Buskina
thick SOC to CO -
1000 I" Miss. L,,:hr nj mno::,
Boots, Soc to sc ID
5000 " Childrens morocco and I.aath.
cr Boots, IL 3-4c to 80.
1000 F" alcns STOUT Bound Brogans,
at 75t.
1000 " Boys f" {"
soc to G2 l-2
500 :" Mons tine Calf Boots 50 IA
8, l-2.
2OOO I" Black and Russo, plantation
Bfogans. at 63c.
lUOO <" Mems md Womens House
Servants, Soc to rs.
With other kinds too numerous 10 mention,
equally low prices, for sale hy
+. C.. BARTLETT.
No. 3S3 Klng-st. corner I.lhorty-st.
N. Is. a large assortment OF Travelling
and Packing Trunks. Carpet Bags, Eali-
seq. &c, at reduced prices.
Oct Both, lS2 1-3w
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For Sale.
Wanted.

a Female teacher capable of teaching
- all the English branches thoroughly.
and Of giving instruction on The Piano, is
wanted to ,aSe charge OF a School the en-
suing year, in The nnighbnurh"nd of the
undersigned, near the Name! ester and
Wilmington Rail Road. The situation is
as healthy rs any in the State. Applca-
ton may lie made to either OF The following
gentlemen.
WILLIS RAMSEY.
-. b Mc'LAuRlN,
WILLIAM CLARK
Dec, 29lh, 1882. 9 If
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Sixteen Negroes for Sale,

BY permission ni William Lewis. Esgr,
Ordinary OF Sumter District, ] will uiii'r
Tor sale on Friday 7th of January next at
the estate of William Hilton, Ok Swamp
plantation, all the property belonging to
the late James B. Hilton, consisting of SIX
hca likely negroes, TWO Horses, Twelve
Head OF Cattle, one Fine Gold Watch, one
Gun, saddle and birdie.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
All the Neg:ons Cash. the balance on
credit until the | o! October mex, with
approved securities, ana Interest IRON
day oi sale
W. w. BENBOW, Admir-.
Dec, %, 1852. 9 2t
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Plantation for Sale,

A valuable. plantation situated in Sumter
Di strict, IL miles East OF Camden, md miles
North of Spring Hill; containing 45O acres Of
land, about 200 acres i'll cultivation; n good
dwelling house and all other necessary bn,d.
irgs thereon fine aprinss of'wa.cr, and re-
markably healthy This above place isnvery
pleasant sumner. residsucc. Application for
information may. bn mads at this Office, OF TO
the subscriber on the promises.
MARY GRiER +
Oct 2s, 1889 q 52---tj,i
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Camden Bazaar.

LOOK IiE'RE! LOOK KERE!! !
JUST received a new supply of WIN
TER GOODS, consisting Of IA great va
ric!y of Dry Gonts, newest styles, Cloth.
rg. Bonne,s, Hats. Boots, and Shoes.
Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockc.
ry and China Ware, &c, &c.
Selling at Charleston prices.
NJ DRUCkER co.
Camden, Dec. 81, 1852 8-tf
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Embr'd ChantillV We

a complete assortment of superb French
Embroidered Chant lily Wells, ranging from
5000 10 30 cts. piece.
w. J. JACOBI & SON,
22l king-st. (bcnd) )bpp the Big Boot.
AoV. 9th. 1869 Off
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TUITION AND BOARD,

| can accommodate some eight or ten
boys with board in my famiIy-Tuition,
board. lodging, washing and ironing for
nine months, the ensuing ycar.ior 800.
An intirn boy cal. become healthy in the
course ofa year in this beautiful region OF
good water, and bracing air.
w. G. BARRETT
Ahens, Ga, Dec. III lS6! T--at
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SUMTER HOUSE.

ftiifaJ r. MYERS, would respectfully in.
IihE.3 form the citizens OF Sumtervile and
just returned from Charleston, and las made
arrangements 10 receive ICE and SODA WA.
TER, Of every variety, weekly.
lie has on hand, and will continue to receive
lhronghoui the season, a choice assortment o..
Wines and Cordials, Confectonaries, Fruit,
than waa ever offered se!src In tl,is place.
MeyA, -ls62, ~ If !"
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a salEs B q .
GOOD PEOPLE OF SUMTER 81 ID DARLIl LIlIGG.TOTJ.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN The would
Cities whc laid % viii, h best dssn aeF hem
all be pleased 70 Below sase find Catalogue
Opposite r. l. T.
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Black Silks.

]. We invite, attention to our large assort.
mcnt of superior Black Gro dc Rhyna
Silks, OF various widths, which We are or.
fering at the very lowest market prices.
W. J. jacob 81, SON
2!l ktnG.'t (hend) opp. the Big Boot.
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Notice.

All persons having demands agail,t ttr Ess'
iute of f. s. Bc!Ser, decensed, will present them
duly nitested; and those indebted will make
pa ymeni to +. NJ. Andersoil, Esq, Sumtersille,
S. c., LOUISA DELSER, AdIn'u.
Oct. 2olh, 1851 81 NJ.
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Ferson, having demands against the Els.
tate of r.. Richardson, Decd are requested
70 present them duly altested, and those in.
debted 10 mako payment to a
4 6, ID, RICHARDSON. 4
- daBr.
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Executive DEPARTMENT.

DECEMBER II, 1852.
All communications TO the Governor
should be addressed 10 him AT his residence
~ Clarendon, Fulton Pos! Office.
BY order: Is. II. WATTS,
Secretary Executive Department.
Dec, IS, 1854. . 1t
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First and Last [yOtice.

First and Last LgOtiCe.
All persons indebted TO the undersigned
are notified that they must come forward
and settle up their Nnles and Accounts. by
the first day OF January next, as he is
hound to have money by tha. day to meet
his own papers that has been out Tor the
last year. d. pay up, and save me the
trouble OF gong TO Il Lawyer 10 collect Tor
me, besides paying hun cost. A word in
time is enough Tor the wise.
y. l.. MCROY.
Dec. 81, 1852 S--lf
Watchmau copy l time.
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&M 81 &N g M@Ma s. So IS Is
TO PLANTERS.

IT has been my pleasure TO trade with
the planters m this State Tor the past four
teen years, and particularly solici, their
Trade this season. stating th 1t they coul
not put their trade into hands whrr. it
would be more highly appreciated than in
the hands of STEELE, for several reasons.
| will make the REASONS so clear to you,
taht think the invitation to call Will be
accepted. | buy for cash-wcli, TINT gets
Has low. Ncxt, when sell a planter 4
bill. tic cash is certain TO come, thai makes
Inc offer Inducements. When you buy $
dnz Wool or glazed Hat or a lot olCaps
from 81 lEELE, you can depend thxi they
are nn. suffered .n,o box badly packed
and all of one s;zc-ior great pleasure ID Ia
ken to put them up in such a way that
they will open to the satisfaction OF all
part'cs.
Plantation Hats.
Black. White. Pearl. Blue, Gray aud
Drab WonI HATS for negrres, OF all
shapes aud all prices, also Gazed Hats.
BY TIE CASE OR DOZEN.
II Planters will forward their orders, d.
rect, or through any Of our Factors or
Commission Merchants. naming the MIN
ber Of heads and the average age, will
insure the size OF the Hats. "a nothing is
more pcrplcxiug than 10 have ninety Hats,
all Of one size.
w. STEELE.
PAL King-st. Charleston, S. G..
Oct. 29lh, 1854 l-4w
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sgJAMES D. .BLANDING !. /: !.
} \ gent / Of the Bank
OF CAMDEN. fg
FEMALE SEMINARY.
sUMTERvILLE, s. C.
Nov. %, 1852. 4--,fi

The subscriber having purchased Judg"
Lewis premises. in the Northwestern par,
OF the village, and believing the location
desirable, proposes 10 open a SEMINARY
for Young Ladies, on the Cd Monday in
January next, under his own immediate
supervision, assisted by such Teachers an
the wants OF the School may t'emand
The government will be parental and
mild, yet firm and decded-obedieuce to
rules strictly enforced.
The Principal is so well known to the
public, tia, references and commentators
are deemed unnecessary. or they NIGH, be
obtained I" any desirable extent. He
hopes by dIigent and faithful attention TO
the intellectual and moral Improvement of
his pupils, to make them his colnmcndato-
ry epstles.
Tile scholastic yenr will cnnsist of two
sessions. tic first will close the ast ot:June,
with n vacation of two monlhs--recom-
mencing the first September, and closing
,hc last Derctubrr r
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Wholesale and Retail,

Wholesale and Retail.
PERRY MOSES is now receiving his
stock o
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
CROCkERY,
HARDWARE.
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SOLE AND HARNESS LEATHER,
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, &c,
WHICH from the fact of their being WELL.
bought. and received by the regular train
over The CONGAREE BRIDGE he can
and will sell at the lo,ces! market pr,ccs a,
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
BACON at i IL cts.
PERRY MOSES.
Nov 5, 1852.
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Rail Road Notice.

OFFICE w. - II. r. r. Co. }
Marion e.. IT,, S. &. Dec. 3, lS5!,.
The Stockholders of the W,illinu ton
and Manchester Rail Road Company are
hereby not fled thar ihcSixtecn,lI inSialment
OF Five Dollars per share on their subscr,p-
tirn is required to be paid Oh or before the
first day oi January 1888.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN MACRAE, Jr, Tres'r.
Dec. 7!h, .S53 G-lfI
Waterman COPY.
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Administrators Notice.

| HAVE appointed Mr.. w NJ! Green,
my Agent, 20 settle all the matters OF
the Estate Of John Mcdonald, late of this
District. MARY h. MCDONALD.
ALL Persons having demands against
the Estate of John Mcdonald, viii presen,
them duly altcsted. Those indebted will
mike ilnmcdialeraSmcnt 10
WIN 2 GREEN, agent.
/ Fehtnatt A, 1864, lT~ti,i,
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Educational Notice.

Educational Notice.
MISS CAROLINE MORGAN, would
respectfully inlorin her friends and patrons
TIN, she will resume the EXERCISES oI her
School OH the frs, Monday in January
1853.
'Tcrslas.
Spelling. Reading, and Writing
per Quarter SO 0O
Primary Geography, and Ari,h-
mntic, with above 81 90
Grammcr, Geography. II story.
and Philosophy, including the above, Sc co
Astronomy, and Botany 81 OU
Sum ery,i!e, Deer 7th 1882 6--4t
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. q. BANCROFT,

1o3 anu 2oJ kISG-STREEr.
(Onc door below Wcntw"riil-S -S,rect.)
We would again respectfully invite the ntten-
ton ot our friends nild customers in the country ;
to our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always IN hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Krrsrys.
Alabama do do.
Plain and Striped Osnabcrgs
Blenchcd and Brown Domeslics
SUPER DUFFIL BT.ANkETS-DlRECT
IMPORTATION.
We wonld also particularly invite attention TO
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
IN the Dry Goods Line, viz IIosicrs, Golvrs,
Linens, flannels, Cloths, Casimcrs, Bnmbazines,
Aimccas, Mcrenoes, Alousscllain de Lainrs,
plnids, Jnconets and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
DlInity, Prints. Ginghams, Shnwls, Laces, Edy.
ing, Ribbons Trimmings, &c, |c.
September %, 1851 43-.,f
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Carpe tings! Carpetings |!

The uhScr!bcrs are now prepared TO Of
fer the lowest market prices, full as
sor;men, OF superior VELVET TIA PTS.
TRY, BRUH$ELS, IIIREE-PhY,
INGHAIN, SCOTCH, FENITIAN,
DUIEH ANU LINEN CARPET
lNG.S in new aud clce designs. Also.
III. varnas widths of PRINTED BAIZES
or FLOOR CLOTHS; FLOOR and
STAIR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB.
l,CLuTlIS. 6 IT and SILNERrD
STAIR RODS and CARrETINGS- =
RUGS and MATS, &c. all OF which have
been carefully selected from the manu-
Inclnrers in the Ancrit an and Enuli,h
markets, hy one o' the partners, and we
wall have them cut. made, fitted and laid
- the most workmanlIke manner, and on
The best terms. We most confidently in
v;te attention 10 our stock Also,
Curtain Materials.
We are now prepared in our cur,sin de-
; ar'mnnt TO offer the various STYLES of
CNRTAIN STUFFS, in Silk worsicd,
Linen and Cul;on Dnmasks, Embroidered
l,rce and Muslin Curtains. Giu,ls, I.nnps,
'rasscl~, cornices. &c. Church TrIm-
mngs. fl,ngings, &c, new designs lor
which Ue have now received and they will
be made, and put up. on The best terms, in
the most worknanlkc manner. and under
our own supervision.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Successors tn e.. s. +. kERRIsON g. Co.
Corner King and Market Streets,
Charleston, S. G..
Oct. -, 1233 52-tf
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER VILE, s. c.,
1E;i:IIs5a1 This Hotel is situated in the most
iiiiE pleasant part OF the town. The
kIZkHela Proprietor will be pleased to see
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising 10 spare no eXerlions un his part to
render them comfortable. Charges rea-
s0naLle.
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor
Jan % l3 If
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Esy s, I'll EYsaN: .,s,s, !;
100 Valuable Negroes.
AOSS9 RT TPHRaissISN orJAs. 5. GUI.NiRp,

WLLL.6e sold, on aioaday, January
w l0M;S 1853, bet;,re the Court
House nj Col',mbm, ut Eleven O'clock,
ONE HUNDREDSK3afL u A Is II r.
NEGROES. leulging5tn the Estate of
J"HN G.. SIxGLEroN, decd. These Me-
groes AREAS likely a gang as can be found
in tile Stale, AMI are accustomed to swamp
culture.
CoNDrTIoSs,-One third cash--,he bal
ance at one aud Two years with interest
aided, insnotes payable at the Banks, with
two approvoa endursers.
jan. 4th, 1888. 10 1t
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Plantation Hats.
HOME MANUFACTURES.

BOOT AND. SHOE
DEPOT, NO 20:3, KING STREET,
UNDER ODp FELLows HALL.
OF Shoe Mixers employed Oh peggcd and
sewcd work, now, offers l"r sale lull sup.
ply OF Mems, Boys, and Youths Boots and
Shncs, made from heat stock and good
Workmanship. Also, LADIES' Black and
Cold Gaiters-various qualities. Ladies
Caters made To order, at short notice.
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Il HIHR MIS- .

Pupils on Guitar furnish their own III
struments for practice.
1t will be much TO the advantage nf thr
pupils to be present Oh the day tn School
opens, that they may he arranged in their
respective classes. and have the studies
assigned them. d
Some eigh, or ten Young Ladies can he
accommodated with Boarding i'll the family
OF The Principal, upon as moderate terms
as can be afforded.
No pupi! will he received for less than
scssi;.n. unless by special agreement,
and no deduction made Tor absence except
for sickness.
The Principal snlicits the patronage OF
Ills numerous friends, and promises on his
part, 10 dis large faithfully his responsible
trust.
w. w. ALSTON, Principal.
SumtcrvIl., Nov 81, 1882. IL
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AND BROWN FROM o 4
THREE YARDS WIDE SIEETINGS, Blcachod Brown
FL.ANNElS White andD st
. .tr# BLANKETS KERSEYS AND PIADS; :..
~ .
1N" AND JAtONET CAMBRCS
LINNEN uANDKEtCHIEFS;
AND WOOL
AIpACCAS AND MERINO DRESSES; ~, s4i ta~1&
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS IS *
HALE HOSE, do.d Sti
BtNNETS AND RIBBONS; s. 4 liz lLsT
I.ACES AND NSERFINGSi ..r5
SUBSCRIBERS AND CRAVATS; ,..s ,fs".
GENTS. FASHIONABLE HATS
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR LADIES'; |a taSs.t +t
GENTS. CIIIIDRENS. of
GR 81 R2 I'D Wy ~ Ig2 Ssa GS oa . US
TIN TRUNKS GUN CAPS POWDER ANDsioT. LED &c aal
= M&S @@@NSo &, Sc SsAs #
Ladies' Pin
Needles.
Tuck
Back Watch
Umbrellas
tedious will he sold low CASH
called
s. c.
Nov i.
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Rail Road Notice.
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ENGISEER's OFFICE, w. 81 nj. K. r.
JjecemberS ist. 1854.
ON and after illis date. the Passenger
ind Mail Train willrun as follvws:
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Improved Endless Chain
"a WATER. Elevators,

All persons wishing tie above Eleyntprs cat,
he supplied by the subscriber, who is The Agent
for ,he District OF Sumter, S. c. 81