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DISt F.Ileil> II manufactured .a.S+' 81.
Extra Coiored, White and Black, English
SruN SILK Stockings. Best qualities E.ny.
lish MoRAyIAK Stockings, Black and Slntc
Colorrd. Extra fine a trc;. u qualities I'm
ported French and EnglisassnSfisH SrocEIScs
Black and White.
Finest qualities FRENCH I.lsl.E TuRr.n
Open Clicked and plain Stockings. Black. Satr
Blue Mixed, Mode C0ors nn, Supcriur omaIi
ties " hitc English Stockings OF the cell. .hr,,.d
From France and Royal Brown, brands
Extra Fine and heavy qualities of G,n,Ic.
men UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS of nmh,
wool, Sa1ony, Mrrino and Stockinet Inn.
ported, LADIES UNDER VESTS OF Nlcrino md
tiauze Lambs Wool. LADIES AND Gryrs
GLOVES, OF Silk, Mcrlno, Kid, J.islc Thread
hld make SILK, Segovin, Cotton and other ,I,.
scripiions. Large unl full nssoriu mi of i;rv.
TLEMENs, FASHIONABLE SHIRTS. t'oI,,us
CRAvATs, AND POCKET IIAspKEncuIrrs'
BLANKars, London Bath, Dutti.II's and
Whitney Blankets, FLASNELs, W.lch. Sails.
bury, French Merno and English Elann,Is
Superiine Embossed Cloth and Victoria Du.
masks, TABLE AND Piano CovEns.
Best qualities of Brown and Whit, TN,
DAMAsks, Doylies. NAPKINS, TowrIs a~n
IRISH LINENS AND SHEEriSGs, OF OUR own
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
CoTroN Goops, rickings, Sd IA and l2i
Brown Shectings, Best qualities of Long Clo,hs
Sheetings, Cnmhrlcs, Aluslin., Checks, Cling.
hnins, Sat'nels, Cassimercs, Ves,inps, Broad
Cloths, dc, &c.
1t will be worth your while to call md eY.
anime before purchasing elscw here.
w. }. jacob a. son.
22l king-st., (Bcnd) opp. The Biz Boot.
Charleston, Jan. 81, 1853 l3--,f
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a CARD.
American Hotel,
Change of PrOprietOrship
1.l--2t

Mrs. Sarah Fleming and Mr.. James Il.
Fleming respectfully give notice, ,ha, they
have purchased and assumed the manage
mrnt OF The AMERICAN HOTEL, lat. ly
$" successfully conducted by Mr.. j. G..
Janncy.
In taking charge Of this Establishment,
they do so with the intention of using eve
~ means that experience and energy will
supply To give entire satisfaction 10 their
Patrons, and promise Jealous attention to
Their comfort. In asking a continuance Of
a fair portion OF public support. they do SO
with the assurance that they intend to de-
serve it,
The table will be supplied with every
thing that the market affords, served up in
The best manner, and dispensed by watch
iul attendants; and the chambers and par
Iors will be always ready for the rccep-
lion OF guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
J. II. FLEMING.
February !, 1853 i:}-9t
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The State of South Carolina,

I" all and singular he Managers of,,he
General Elections. for eacil C0ngrcssioti-
at District throughout :he tta,e ~
In pursuance of An Act OF the General
Assembly Of this State, pissed on the l6ih
December, A. D. 1852, you are hereby. re.
qnlrcd, after giving legal notice (and being
duly qualIiicd) TO proceed to hold All elec-
ton Tor Representative in the Congress
OF the United States, for each Coneression-
al District, on the 4th Monday in February
next, and the day following, at the same
places aud to be conducted hy the same
managers, a! and in the same manner an
tic election Of lncrnhers Of the State Legis-
latnrc; and after having determined on Tho
persons duly elected, you do certify The
same according 10 law, under your hand
and seal to the Governor, at Columbia, by
he first Monday in April next. ON which
day 'hc votes will he counted, and thercaf.
ter the elections declared. ~
Given under my hand and the Seal Of,
The State, in Columbia, this Goth day Of
January in the year bf our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffy-three, and in
the 71lh., year OF tho sovereignty and In.
dependence of the lLlaGitcd States Of Amer.
lCI. ~. -.
BY the Governor, ~.
JOHN L. MANNING. !. Z
BENJAMIN PERRY, Sec 'ry Of State.
January 25;h, 1858 ..,. ls- i'd Z.
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Election for Congress,
Sixth Congressional District

UNDER the Proclamation OF his Excel.
irncy Govcrnot John l.. Manning, issued
IN pursuance of an Act Of the Genera! AS
s,cInhl' of this State, passed on the 18th
December, A. ID. 1852, tho undersigned,
Managers OF Election at Sumtcrvilic Box.
in the District Of Sumter, do hereby give
notice that they will ho.d an Election in
Sum,crrIl!c, at The usual place for opening
the poll, on the Ith Monday IN this month,
tor u Representative in the Congress of the
United States, from the Sixth Congrcssion-
al District ot bHs State, composed Of the
Districts OF lttrk, Chester, fairfield, Rich
'',nk. kcratlw and Sumter The poll will
be opcacd on The day named, and tic
TucSdhy following, from the hours nf 9 a.
m, ,oi o'clock p. IN. All pcrsons cons,i-
tutiorally qualified to vote for members of
The General Assembly, in any of the re-
sPectivc Districts embraced in the Con-
SrcsslonaI District, will be entitled to vote
III the sad election at The Columbia Box,
if they so choose.
Managers at Suncrvillc.--J. J Knox,
John 0. llcrlot and G. w. Bradford
The polk; for the above Election will also
be opened at the following places in the
Election Districts of Clarcmont and Salem
as above 10y the respective Managers to
wit
Swimming Pcns.-R. J.. Mcleod, A. S.
Watts and John w. Montgomery
l'iShopvilc.--John IL. Dixon, J. w.
Sluckcy and John II. Green.
Cartrr's Crossing --Tholnas McCutcIl-
con, George McCu,clcon, Jr., and Hardy
Scarborough
Spring llII.--B. +. Rhamc, Il. l.. Smith
and james Corbct. sr.
Statcburg-B. Hood, Samuel J. Brad
ley and w. w. Reese.
prov'lcncc-JnIn Ballard, c. c. Jack
son and l.. j. D.nkins.
Manchcstcr.--I. +. Bclocr, w V. Boyd
and James \. llalvin
PrIva,ccr Thomas O'Stccn, William
Ncttics and john b. T.ndac
English Cross Roacs.--John G.. pott~,
Isaac kce!S, sr., and y. a. Mcleod.
Mechamcsvillc.-F II. Kennedy. JAS
w. Rcnhcrt and William Prcscol,
Lowry y. Mu,lrow, Thora1 T..
English, Jr., and Josiah y. Fleming
Polls to be kept open two days at Sum
tcrvilc and all the other boxes
February 18th, 1853 I6--,d
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Further Notice,
% all mhom II mag Concern i:

To all ~hom il may Concern:
AS no one may he deceived or layc
cause OF complaint. The subscriber gives
notice that he will invariably and w,hou,
any manner Of distinction, during the term
o! h.s She:lality strictly adhere to the iol-
lowing Rules:
That amy and every description of prop.
erty levied on, mas, accompany TIE Depu,
ty to Sumtcrvilc, or a good bond Tor It's
deli'cry on the next sale day
lnat every levy so made, will be dis.
posed OF Oh | he second sale day after lew
unless settled.
That all the Executions in the Office
must he settled in some way, or stayed hc.
tore Court, as he does not intend tn be
ruled and gulIcd by false promises. Those
unsubstan,lal and unsatisfactory promises
Will not save the Sheriff and securities
from ruin, truth is truth and he intends ,o
do what he says.
J. c. RlIAME, 5. S. u.
Jan 18Th, 1888 l2--lf
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F. r E ] C H
Draper & Tailor,

5 u NJ L T. Il Y | l. l. f. !, S. c..
Having permanently located himself in
this village, on Man Street, one door
north Of Major John +. Ilaynsworth's s resi-
dcncc, offers bis SERVICES TO the citizens of
This District. tlc has paid much attention
to his business in the cities Of Frankfort
and PARIS, and if you will but give him n
trtl, he promises on his part to .ne entire
satisfaction.
Feb. Sth, 1853 I5-tf
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New Tin and Sheet-IrOn
Ware ManufactOrV.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
inform the citizens of Sumterville and the
surrounding country, that he is now OPEN
ing TIN MANDATORY in Sum-
terville, and is now prepared to fill all Oh
ders in the tin line. Merchants will find
it to their interest to purchase their ware
from me rs intend to sell low and war
rant oil that sell.
ROOFING, GUTrERING and JOB
WORK executed with pronlptncss and in
workuanlke manner. The an>h will
be expected in every instance o. ij,shing
or delivering Of every job. Iinic'L to sell
cheap and for c,sl only.
Feb. 9Th, 1853 I5-tf
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MANAGERS.

Fu!,un.-T, c. Richardson, J. J. Brouph-
ton, and Brown Manning
Bradhams.-W. l.. Reynolds, J. 3.
Brugdon, and James III. liarvin.
Owens Muster Field.-J. NJ. Fielder, A.
u. Brock, and d. l.. Ragn. ssjss.l
Shor,crs:--fiamil'on Husbands, WmJ.a
Wilder, and Benjamin Walker. s sits5E,s
Packs Old Placc:-R. p. Haynsworth, !
Thomas Burgess. and James Plowden. J.. <
Vests Old Place:--J. S. McFaddin, c.. .
a. Rich. and Joseph C. Burgess.
Matk's Storc:--Dudlcy l.. Hodge, c. L.
Wnhcrspoon and Joseph NJ. Plowden.
WltherSpoon's Old Muster Field:--Jas. 4
E.ppcs, William Nj. Mclntosh, and w. Fl. d
McElvcen. ~ ,s
Motifs Cross Roads:--S. B. Coker, J. I,
w Baker, and Samuel Tomlinson. ].
January 25!h, 1853 l3--td
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EDITED ~ T. G. MINER.
W NJ. MINER. Horticulture and
Pom"'ogcal Editor.

The subscriber will publish at I.aurrnsvill.,
,. e.: on the 2o:h January. 1881. the li.s, mum.
her oi :, ncw Agricultural journal. The Editor
torE'l management Of which viii be under the
charge of
COL. a. 6. SUMNER.
VIII" will he assisted in the horticultural and
Ponol"ri'al Department hy
MIX: WM. SUMMER, Of Po,nara
/, VIII ne ne printed on fine rtpcr with nrw
brc'icr Tyr-largc octave double columns
ana VIII contain j2 pages. No advertisement
viii tn admitted in the body of the work. bul
such will be published on {, cover, if desired
VIII he tn: aim Of this journal To supply
useful oriElna and selected matter ON all sub
Jrcts Connected with the Agriculture Of Tho.
S!"vc-Eo'iing Sinics-ltural, TASTE an! I'm.
prolencnt-Thc Mcchcnir;.I and AInnuf.ctur.
ing interests DE. The pomolngicai and IIor.
,lrultnral departments will he devoted 10 the
dissemination of correct information rrspcciiuy ~
those plants and fruits adapted To garden ana,
orchard culture in The South. The ,lcyclop.
hcht OF valuable native fruits, which are .caI
tcrcd over the country, and Information re-
srccling foreign SORTS which have been success.
iuliy cultivated in this climate, will interest
foin"lOgiSiS throughout The Souih and :, mass
OF information, tested, hy experience. has al.
ready bccIl prepared for it's pages by the editor
Of this department
he line styis III which the " Agricultural y
VIII he printed will be- an induccmeni 10 all
"h" are engaged IN rural Improvement to con.
tribute to lis pages and individuals throughout
'nr southern country are invited to lend Ihc,r
AID in every department.
Cuts OF implements, machinery. farm bnild-
ihgs ana fixtures animals, fruits, DC, will rcyu.
lnriy ndorn its pages.
I Il IL " s.
Copy one ycar-mvatiabIy in advance al 90
6Coples - :" 3 Oo
l2 Copies" 20 m 00
Is Copies" '' Il 0O
Specimen numbers will be sent to person.
wishing to examine before subscribing, but in
no are will namc be entered on our book,
until She subscription is paid.
2D Editors are solicited to insert this Pros
Iccius, and direct their exchange papers to
f"nr,ria, Nc" berry, S. c.
X. VI. STOKES,
.'rnHnclor.
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The State of South.
CAROLINA.
TO the Managers Of Election for tho
Election District Of Clarendon
GREETING. 80 IS 4.
WHEREAS, the seat in The Senate, a
Et&N q State. for the Elncfinr District

WHEREAS, the seat in the Senate, of
;!Ss,s% ", III State, tor the E!actior District.
!. ~ Il eco 'na vacant bye the
I ~ ;is l., kra,I:ss:s; Z: !.
tie office Of Governor OF the State. aid ms
acceptance Of the same. And whereas. bv
the Constitution o South Carolina, it ia
provided that n writ of election shall be Ia
sued by the President Of the Senate, forr
the purpose OF filing the vacancy thus oc: g.
casioncd, for the remainder of term for
win j the member 80 vacatng his seat by
accepting the office Of Governor, was elect.
cd to serve.
Now, therefore. you, and each of you,
are hereby required, after due advertise
tncn', and with strict regard to all the pro-
VISIONS The constitution and laws Of the said
State, touching your duty in such case, to
llo:d an election Tor memDer of the Sem
ate ior tic Election District aforesaid, TO
serve Tor the remainder of the term which.
the said John l. Manning was elected to
serve; the polls 10 be opened at the various
places ol election within the said Election
District ct Clarendon, on the. fourth Mon
day OF February, in the year of our Lord
o thousand eight hundred and fitty-three,
by the various SETS of managers for those
places respectively; the managers for all
The places OF election aforesaid 10 meet at
Samuel lIaryin's on the Wednesday, fol-
lowing, count the votes and declare the
election.
This writ, together with your returns of
the election to be held under it, YOU have
before the Senate at the next meeting there
OF. ~
WITNESS, the Honorable r. F. w.
.AIston. President of the Senate, at
Columbia, this sixteenth day OF De-
ccniber, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, and III the seventy seventh year
oi the sovereignty and independence
OF the United States Of America. !
X. +. w. ALLSTON, q
President OF Senate. =.
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Executive Departments
COLUMBIA, 18th January, 1s5a

COLUMBIA, 18th January, 1863,
The Managers of Elections in each.
Congressional District throughout a the
State, are hereby required to open the
Polls at their respective places of Elec.
tions, and TO hold an election for Reprcsen.
tntrcs in the Congress of the United
Stntcs, on the Fourth Monday in Febrja.
ry next, in conformity with the writ here
unto appended. In obedience to a fesolu-
tion passed at the last sitting of the Leg,ttss-5
laturc, writ OF Election will be sent to
each place Of Election, in each Congress
sional District throughout the State, and IN
tho event OF those wrts not reaching ttairs
destinations 1t ID deemed advisable, BY the
Executive, TO Issue this general notices. 10
remedy such contingencies us may occur.
JOHN l.. MANNING. e
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, 18th January, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
EDWARD A. SALMOND and LEW
IS A. BECkIlAM, Esquires. having been
appointed AIDS -de-cnmp to the command
cr ln-Chief with the rank of Lit. Colonel,
will be obcycd anu respected accordingly.
BY order Of the CommanGcr-in-chief
J. w. CANTEY,
AdJ't and lnsp'r General.
February |, 1853 Ia-3t
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Dry Goods for Cash,
w. G.. BANCROFT & co.
CBl aa'IcsdOln, $. e.

We have in conformity with The sprri.
Of the times adopted in our business the
system Of low Tariff and Cash Pricrs, and
offer TO the city aud country retail and
Wholesale trade every variety Of gools III
our linc-PRINTS, MUSLINS. SILK ),
BOMBAZINES, SlIAWI.S, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ID RE S S
GOODS-of all kinds-Gl.STES HO-
SIERi, &c. &c. We shall he constantly
receiving the latest and most fashionable
styles OF goods, and it is our determination
that our stock in point Of Styles and Assort-
mcm shall he unsurpassed, aud in cheap
ness Of price nncquailed by any in the city
OF Charleston. We have made this change
in our system OF business from our pre-
ference To the small but mere certain re-
turn Of the NlMBLE SlXPENCE, rather
than that Of the slow shilling, and in The
belief that the public cannot fail to per-
ceivc the advantages it offers to purchasers.
Our business will be conducted so as TO
ensure their entire Confidence, and we APP
peal directly TO their Judgment. Through
our connections in the various markets Of
Europe and Of this country We possess the
ability and the mW to offer extraordinary
Inducements To the Consumer, the Planter,
aud the Merchant.
February Sth, 1888 lj-4m
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Blacksmith Shop.

The subscriber has removed his sho,,
near To the Rail Road Drpnt, where he Is
ready to do any work in i!S line al short
notice. Terms cash, or wien accounts
are made at all, they mus, be settled ever,
three months,
Pcrs 'ns not disposed to comply with
tn" above terms, vll please wiitDM Mei
orders for mo,k.
y. J. CCGlII.AN.
Feb 7ih 1853 l5-u
Watchnan will COPY 1t.
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Butler & NeWberV,

AXE. now receiving general assOrt-
mcnt Of GROCERIES consisting in part
As follows:
Brown c. and Crushed Sugars;
RIO and Cuba Coffee
Cuhl and rricklc MoIas.cs
Sugar House Syrup;
C"lgatcs superior Fancy Soap;
Fresh Cluster RaSens
Tyson Tea;
Charleston Steam refined Candy;
Sperm, Ada'tinc and Tallow Candles ;
Flour and Rice;
Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers
Sardincs, Pickles, Preserves, &c;
Powder and Shot;
Tobacco and Scgars, &c. &c. All Of
which NC will sell extremely low for cash.
Jonuary 25,h 1853 l:}-:}t
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Fair and Final Notice.

The Bonds, Notes, and Books OF Ac-
count oI the late firm of T.. ID. PRINGLE
& CO.. are placed in the hands OF y. G..
SPAIN. Esq, for collection. Necessity
Knows no Law" Parties interested will
please be promp, and save costs.
f.. ID. pniNGI.E,
Agent tor C-j'!aCtiun.
January 2Nh, 1853 IA,
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@ r D E r N o.

HEAD QUARTERS 44TH RECT S. G. NJ,
OldIord, January 20tIl, 1853
The Uppor and Lower Batinllions Of the
44ih Regiment, South Carolina Militia,
will parade, the former under the com
mand Of Lieut.. Col J. H. Blanding, at
Surn,crvillc, on Saturday, the 18th, and
the Lower at Bratford's Mills, in Caren-
don, OH Saturday, the 2Gth of February
next, under Major II. II. Connors, armed
and equipped as tie lazy directs, for drill
and review.
The Commissioned and Non-comms
stoned Officers cf each Battalion will as
scrnble the day previous to their respective
reviews. for drill and instruction.
BY order of Colonel
+. NJ. MELLETT,
Col. 41th Regiment, S. e.. NJ.
w. II. WILDER. Adj't.
Jan. 25,h, 1853 I3-4t
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Sherif's Sales,

QY virtue Of sundry Executions to me
- directed, will be sold at Sumter Cour,
House, on the LIST Monday and day follow
ing i'll March next. within legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles:
Lot and buildings thereon in Sum,crvlle
adjoining lands of Clark g. Brother and ].
l.. llaynsworlh, levied on as the property
of John Brogan, at the suit of w. W.
Benbow
One tract of 100 acres of Land in
The Fork OF Black River adjoining lands of
II. J. Wilherspoon and S. L. PIowdcn lev
led on as the property of WIN. r. BemIy
at the sui, OF John A. CoIclongh.
l Lot and Buildings thereon, in Sum
tcrvIc, adjoining lands of, and near the
Rail Road, levied on as the property of
'Tlos. McGcc, al the snit OF John II. Green
and Sims Il Nance.
Tract of IS acres Of land in Fork
OF Black River, adjoining lands of and
where dcft. lives, levied upon as the pro.
perty Of &. l.. Oslccn, at the suit of Sims
Il Nance and WIN, I.sws.
Mule and Horse levied on as the
property of Nj. Barwick at the suits of II.
Lynn and j. $. g. l.. Bowie
Negro levied on as the property of
Thos. NJ Baker, at The suits OF Ii. Spann
and w. &. Dcssaussurc.
! Negro, levied on as the property
Of J. J. Bclscr at the suits Of +. J. Rivers,
Jas. ID. Weeks, w. II. Goddard, Ext'x and
Ex'rs OF Is. Halle.
negro levied on as The property Of w.
- Rnr,,nSe ~ l, x,f
w. NJ. Dcl.ormc and G.. DcI.orme.
carriage, , horses and harness levied
on as the property OF Webb Clark at the
suits OF Thomas ID. Fricrson, l.. B4rliclI
aud A. J. l.. =. Moses.
negro levied on rs the property of
John China at the suits OF q. Barton and
l.. B. Hunks.
Colt levied on as the property Of John
w. Donald at 'h' suit OF T.. Durart and to
be sold on Tuesday S,h March at Defend
ants residence.
negro levied on as the property 'rhom-
as W. English at the suit Of 4. NJ. g. Il.
Kennedy.
Horse, Buggy and ITarncs, levied
| on Us the property OF John w. Erwin at the
suits OF Samuel NJ. Green, McRoy g. Jones,
and a. Chisnlin.
Mule levied on rs the property Of John
D. Flcnnning at the suit OF Thomas J..
Coghlan.
horse levied on as The property Of F..
G. Jenkins at the suit Of A d. FoNwnrlh.
negro levied on as the property of Jas.
McCau'cy at the suits OF Elizabeth Ri77'F
honrg and f. S. Higgins.
negro levied on as
Sos d. Mel col~1-r77aSf17ssIfl e. 81 s
Ncgsr
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SO. Carolina Sumter Dist
Elizlbelh David
VS..
J. At. David, ct. al

J. II. David, ct. al.
t8f BY virtue OF an order iro:n w Lewis,
Bsq, Ordinary Of Sumter District, viii
sell OH the first Monday in March mex,
at Sumter Court House, between The legal
hours oI sale, one tract OF land, Containing,
!327 acres on ---- Bay, i'll the fork OF
Black River.
TERMs.-A credit OF two years, (all
fees cash the purchaser giving bond with
good security and mortgage oI the prcln-
ses to the Ordinary. for the payment ol the
purchase money, with interest from tho
day Of sale.
]. G.. RIIAAlE, 8. s. n.
Feb. 18th, 1853 lG-2
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Flour Flour!

lust received large quantity and hay
Ing made arrangements for IA cout.nuo,l.
supply OF flour, Will sell 10 the ciilZcn.
oi Sumter District cheaper than they ca,
purchase elsewhere
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
Feb. Slh, 1853 lJ-u
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n EIXV .E1IEs vi.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together III the mercantile business
under the firm ni BUTLER & NEW BE.
Ky would respectfully inform their friends
ana The pubic generally, that they are
now receiving and opening a large and
we'll selected stock ui Dry G,r-iS, Grncc-
rics, Boots, and .'l,m'$. HITS and Cans,
Hardware and Cr,ckcry. Fancy .lr,icir>,
Ne. &''.. which they viii sell extremely
low Tor cash, or 10 Customers whu will pav
up pnnc'sIaIly.
u 1t Is unnecessary Ia cnumcra,c arli-
cicS, just come along see inr yourselves.
Y. n. BUTLER.
y. VI. NE.WBE.RY.
Al the stand formerly o:cupici by Nc
lt"y u Jones, one door north OF The Post
Office.
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Just received per Rail Road, a choice .rlcc-
ton OF Cigars and Tobacco, Crrdials, Pre-
serves of all descriptions, icllys &c. Also !,
complete assortment "I Grnccri,s, winch he
guarantees to sell rs low "a they can h- oh
tnincd from Charleston for.
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Educational Notice,

Educational Notice.
The exercises of SUN MERTON AC-
ADEAll were resumed Monday Bis, INST.
under the supervision Of Mr. X. *. Rrr-
LEDGE. Not only a very especial regard Is.
had 10 each Students intellectual and
physical culture, so as 10 preserve health,
both OF body and mind; but the moral de.
parimcnt Is strictly attended to. Sum.
merton has long been noted lrr is,-,.c,n.rIu.
bly hcnMy and beautiful iocGtion. It's Sit
uhtrd three miles southeast of Friendship
y. o. Boarding can be obtained oui,.
near the school al Il number of places for
reasonable rate. The SchnIasti wear is
divided INTO two sessions, five months each.
with vacation Of one week in ,hc sum.
mcr intending the ilh of .IuE.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Orthography, Reading. Writing
English Gramncr, Primary &C. 40
oGraphy, Arithmetic, Dcclana- - w
llon.and English Composition,
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, oo
Natural Philosophy, &c. y"
Latin and Greek. s OO
February |, 1888 ll-2t