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AN ORDINANCE,
Farther to Reguiuie the Police off

Farther to Regnlule the Police ofMe
7orm Of !Sumervil7e.
TETI1EREAS, the Ordinance now of
W inrce in the town of SumtervilIc for
the regulation OF llic Police of said Town,
have been found by experience insufficient
to effect the suppression OF unlawful trade
ing with siavc.:. AID other practice alike
injurious to the citizens OF the Town and
the surrounding couutrl For remedy
thereof,
Is. it ordained, BY the in,enJant and
Wardcns of the Town of Suntcrvlle, in
Council assembled, and by the authority Of
the same, That all slaves residing in The
Town OF Sunicrv.l!e shall be required to
carry tickets, certificates, cards, or other
written evidence, under the hands Of their
owners, or persons having tho charge Of
them, nj their residence in The town, in
order to cntnlc them 10 pass on Sundays
and after might, until the calling OUT of tic
patrol or guard, by the ringing of the bell,
or The beating ol the dram. or o;h"r mole
oi Calling them out, as The Council Shall
order. And that, until Otherwise order
ed, the te!l shall be run., instead ni the
drum, As heretofore ordered.
Anu that all saves found away from
The enclosures OF their owners, ur he pcr.
sous having charge OF them, on Sundays,
or at night, before the calling out of The
guard, shall be liable 10 be punished ms
by the laws of the State provided, unless
having auch written evidence OF their
residence.
And be it ordained, by the authority
Aforesaid. That so much of Ordinance or
Ordinances Of force in the said Town, az
ordans and cnacts that free persons ol
co,or shal. be taken up and punished with
stripes. or imprisonment only, for being
found without ticket, or beng found in
possession of corn, fodder, rice or peas,
without ticket, be, and Tic same is here.
by repealed.
And be it further ordaincd, by the au-
thirty aforesaid, That it shall be unlawful
ior saves or lDr Tree persons OF color To
carry on any lratic IN the said ,own on
Sunday, either III buying or selling; and
any article OF produce offered for sale bv
slave or free person OF color on that
day, and every article Of ncr :handise rur-
chased by slave or Tree person uf co.or,
ON that day, except necessary medicine or
food, whether with or without a ticket,
shall be forfeited, and shall he liable to
seizure by The marshall, the guard on duty,
or any citizen to whom the same shall be
known, AMI shall he disposed uI as is direc-
ted ~ the third Section Of tile Ordinance en-.
titled an Ordinance to prevent trading with
negroes, passed the 18th day of February,
1892. And II shall be held sufficient evil
dence oI such lrafficing to authorize such
Seizure and forfeiture, if slave or free
person OF color shall DC seen coming out
ol shop. or The premises connected with
a,shop, kept tor Tie sale Of mcrcIand re.
with any article OF merchandise kept lur
sale in such shop.
Ratified in Council assembled, this 2Sih
day Of January, A. D., 1854.
Given under the hand and seal Of the
Corporation OF Sumtervilic.
WM. H.AYNS\YORTH,
Intendant.
w. S. HUDsos, Clerk.
Feb :, 1854. Is If
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Lumber and Wood,

THE subscriber, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill Of Coghlnn, Dixon e. CO., re.
specially informs the public, that they are pre .
pafei to furnish Lumber Of any description et
the shortest notice.
Having good wagons and teams, they can de.
liver TO purchasers when desired. They have
n largo quantity Of prime Oak and Ligli,wood
winch they can deliver to customers on moder-
ate terms.
TERMs.-A reasonable deduction in all casea
Tor cash, or otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders are filled
Every sxertiun will be used to give satisfnc.
tion to thosc who inveur ns nth orders.
COGLAN, DIXON. & Co,
Sumtervills, Jan. l9, 1854 Il If
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REMOVAL.

HAVING moved to the stand hcretfnre
Ill occupied by ID. ]. Winn. (next door
to China's Hotel.) and it being better adapt.
ed to our business. Than the one previously oc-
cupied by us, We are now prepared to carry it
confident of selling on rs reasonable terms as
any retail Drug Store in the State. Our Stock
is constantly KEEP. up and carefully St lected
from M good wholesale houses us New York
and Charleston can afford
And after returning our most sincere thanks
to our customers and the public generally for
ajhe very liberal patronage bestowed OH us the
previous year, still continue to solicit a por-
ton Of the same.
w. JAS. DARGAN L. Co.
Sum.crvillc, Jan. !, 1851. lO-t
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TINDAL, WATSON g. co,

THE subscribers having established them.
selves ut the stand opposite A. J. Moses' Store,
respectfully solicits the attention Of their friends
and the public to their well selected stock
Their assortment comprises all articles usually
kept, Excepting liquors. and will be constantly
rsplcnishcd, and disposed of on as favorable
terms Us are Offered nny where.
Their stock consists in part ms follows =
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies' Collars, Chemisettes, and Under
sleeves,
I.aces, EIgings, and Insertings,
Jacnnet and Swiss Nluslin.,
Ladies' and gcntlemen's l.. c IIdkf's.
large lot Of Hosiery and Gloves, Cravnts
nnd Stocks. Also,
full supply Of Prints and Domcstics.
GROCERt ES, Hardware, IIulloware,
Carpenters and I3lacksmiths Tools,
Cis,ern Pumps and Pipes Carraeo Trim
minSs,
Crockery aud Glassware, Saddlcry and
Harness,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clothing, DC. d.. &c.
TlNDAL, WATSON g. co.
JAMES S. TINDAL.
SAMUEL WATSON.
II. w. GARDNER
February %, 1851 IL If
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Feb. %, 1854. !? 2t
G-W' Black River Wc,chman, and Charles
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NEW STORE.

Third Door South of Tie Tomn Hall
and me"riy opposite 7indni d: Watson
5TflE subscriber would respectfully in.
y form the citizens Of Stunt rville and
the public generally, ,la, he has opened ut
tho above place n general assortment Of
Dry G",dS, Boots and Shoes. Hats and
Caps. liardwye, Crockeryware. &c. &c.
As". a Choice lot OF Family Groceries Of
every description, with Frui, Of vasious
kinds, such as Oranges. Apples, Lemons,
&C. &c. which he will sell very low for
CaIh.
]. BARRETT.
Nov.a, 1858. . ly
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Sale Sale !! Sale ~!

TIE Subscriber will Offer for sale nj his
residence in Salem on Black River on Tues
day the 2ist of Fchr':ary next, his household
and Kitchen furniture.
The attention of Purchasers is called to
superior lot Of Feather beds aud maiInsses. De-
Handsome AMI Superior Saddle Horse.
Boys Poney.
3 Head Of Mules,
Excellent M,lch Cows.
New Carriage. one old Buggy and Har-
ness. Turkeys, Geese. Chickens.
For Cash, 81 Gallons Lard. . u fine article
Conditions: All Sums over five dollars, or edit
with good cnlorscrs, until the first of Nnvem.
her ne,t under five cash.
GEO. c. MUDDROW.
Feb. g, 1854. Is I'd
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GLENN SPRINGS
RAAWRAH zMB?zR1gUyaY.

r. Rev. T. F. DAVIS, d. D., ex. olhcio
Visitor.
Rev. +. $. ARTHUR,
J. D. McCuLLouGH. ff"pf'etqrs
GEonGE BENTON, Rector, and IN.
structor IN Mental and Christian Science,
Modern Languages and History.
Mrs. BENTON, Matron. ': :.
y, 49,, Instructor in Mathematics
natural Scirnrcs. and Ancient Literature.
rrof. g. +. DIVINE, date of Limu S,onc
Of sIsis. sIsiss Instructor i" the theory and practice
MISS Z. Al. REID, 1nstrnctrcss in English:
-- SosNosKI, lnstructress in Draw
ing; Painting, anil A ssis,anr in French.
-uSs SoriIA MARLEY, lnstrlrtress in En-
giisii Branches and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music ami
English. "''N
N. Is. The corps is not yet complete.
a Il ii L, above Institution, located ut Glrnu
- Springs in Spnr,anburg District, S. c..
W'l' be opened for Il,e reception Of pupils on
~. hrsi oi February next. in converting this
es'anliYilment into n school Cor Young Iadi,.
Tie buildings have been thoroughly repairr,l ana
ii1tcd up and in furnishing them anew ny
pains have been spared to make il. in .ve,v
respect, such home parents would ,lexin,
Tor their daughters. Particular attention bas
been bestowed upon the Musical Jnstrnnn.n,.
| m
and thorough course ofstudy, il affords eve,
~ advantage TO be enjoyed i'll "A similar institu.
tion. -''
Applicants are admitted OF any hge. over
seven years, ana placed i'll such class as thew
may be prepared 10 join.
The scholastic year will consist of one ,e.-
sion utvided into two terms Of five month. each.
nDcsii,n'ng on the lst Of February and July.-
'nrat'or, December and January.
NHTEs-For Tuition and Board including
.s massns, ing iusi lights, &c. &c, Sl25 per term,
a,iu a mere to'H 6e no erira charge, except fur
.nus,c $50 per term, and for Books, Sheet si,,-
SIC drawing Materials, &c, actually nssd.
ror iurtller information, ses +" Prospectus.
winch may be had by applying to the Rector.
Or either OF the Proprietors.
Dec. 2l. 1883 an
" Charleston Mercury publish tri- weekly
and ali the nliier papers il, ,h. Stnr, w..t l.!
ior three months, aud forward bills TO une Of
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Notice.
Look Up Street,

WEBB CLARX's HOTEL. is still in op.
eration-Ohanks to the kindness of goud
frlends)-ready TO receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction
Mr. &. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cxccllcd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
6e spread upon his table, well cooked and
c!canly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall be kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854. IL If
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Noice,

ALL persons who nre in my debt n fee,
Will please 10 come iurwani aud pay it 10 me,
For am now out Of the indulgng mood
And conl'in't wait longer, indeed, III would ::
The Sheriff hns got ms. with harness on back;
And soon I'm 10 trot on n very rough track
lfmy friends don't come forward and give
me II ift
III go to the devil, sonn, all in drift,
But rather than go 10 him, gu early, hnrk We !!
~ give we bit Of a hint; now ma rk me
you don't pay up, right under your noses.
I'll take all your papers, and give them to
Muses.,
And then, oh, then, yon'll get your farm
In hell, he'll roast you like IA hrrin,
J. S. RICH. NJ. d.
Clarendon, Feb, 8, 1854 Is IF
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity---Sumter District

John J. t'onyers and
Julia A. his wife,
vs. Bill for Account
John Blakeiy and I and Relief.
Isabella E. his wife,
and oilers
II appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas L. D:ckry. Rnht. NJ. e. Wnhcr.
spoon, and Joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants in The above stated ease, reside out
ni the limits OF the Stale Of South Carroll
na, on nolion OF B an,ling g. DeSaussurc,
Cnmplainant's Sniiriiuts:
II IS ordered that he do appear. and an
swer, plead or deInur TO the said bill, within
three months after the publication Of this
notice, or an order pro confesso thereon
will he entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order be
published fnr three months in one Of the
Gazetts If the District.
w. +. B. HAYNSWORTH
Commissioner in Equity.
Jan. II, 1854. ii 3n
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In Equity Sumter District,
Samuel Il. Hr!..on, ct al.
rp.

rR.
Eliza NJ. Bri,ton, ct nl
In pursuance Of an order in this case will
oiicr at public sale, on the first Monday in
Alarch next, al Sumter Court House n tract of
land in snid district, devised by the third CLAUSE.
at the will OF the late Henry Brt,on, md where.
On the late Francis &. Brillon lived, containing
two hundred and five acres, nj n price of moi
less than one dollar and fifty cents per acre
Terms; So much cash rs will pay the costs
of the bill and the proceedings the crcon, and the
balance on IL credit until the first day of No
vrmbcr next, with interest from the day of sale:
the purchaser to give bond surety and q mort.
gage Of the premises and to pay for papers.
w. +. B. lIAYNSWORTU
Cumr Esq S. ID.
February IS. 1854 I6 i'd
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r: vi Y ERy,

Thankful for past f,vors. respectfully nn-
nounces 10 the community that he has ,liscon-
tnned the prnpriernrshp Of the "SUMI'ER
HOUSE, and now Keeps. rs n private board
ing house, the residence formerly occupied hy
Mrs. Gayle, and belonging 10 Mrs. Hayntworth,
where he will be happy to entertain a few more
ddy.bourd'rs.
+. S.-lie would especially say to those, who
have been indebted to him fo- 10 these many
years to come forward and settle up rs forbenr-
ance has ceased to be- virtue, and m. ,ley he
must haze.
Feb ! 1851 Ii A..
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So. CarOlina----Sumter Dist.
BY w. LIE WIS, Es., Ordinary for said
El;.i.:.L


District
Whereas, l.. l.. R"igcway hath applied
to me for Letters 4f administration, on all
and singular the g"o.ls and chat,es, rights
and credits OF late Henry Kelly oi the
SAID District, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite aud adinnn-
ish all and singular, the kindred AMI crctI-
tors OF the said deceased, to he and appear
before inc at our mex, Ordinary's Court Tor
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House OH Friday the 24lh day OF
Februar next, to show cause, if any, why
the said adlnnisl ration should not he grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, tn
18th day of Feb'y in the year OF
It.. s.. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and fiIty.fnnr, and in The 18th
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. s. D.
Feb. 18Th, 1854 l6-2t
N Walchman copy.
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FORTY Or FIFTY NEGRO
Mem VVaantGslo

The South Carolina Railroad Company will
hire ~ or 30 ncgromrn at SIS per month fora
iull hand. The negroes to work on til. Cam
den Branch Of the South Carolina Railroad
above the Wateree Swamp. Those wishing 10
hire will apply t" Mr. Storkton, tho Sup.rin-
Gntlant of the road. or tn p. II. Cubmrn, on the
works above the Swamp.
February Is, 1851 l6 2t.
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10 Rent,

A Comodous and comfortable Dwelling
n House, with a basement apartment
and good ont.buildinas. Tho House is
on Washington Street convenient
for business. To good tenant it will be
rented low. For terms apply to
J. X. LOGAN.
Sumterville. Jan. 11ht, 1854. lit
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Who Wants M0nev i?

The subscriber for one, is particulcriy in
want of it, and he hopes that those who have
pa,ronized him 30 literally. will continue their
friendship by paying up, and enabling him to
met tho demands of others. "Whe.ls cannot
move without grease"
T. ID. FRIESON.
Jan. l8, 1854. ~ f
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
Samuel 'l'indaI.

ads. {CA Sa
Snmncl Tindal who is in the custody of IN.
Sheriff Of Sumter District, by virtue ofn writ of
Cap,as ad sati:tdciemdum. at the suit of Farrnr.
Banks, Company, having filed in my Office.
together with n schedule, on oath, of his csiat.,,
and effects, his petition To the Court of Com
mon Pleas. praying that he may be nmi,,eI
10 The hen-Gt of the Acts Of the General As
sembiy, mads for The relief Of lnsoIvent Debt
ors u Is hereby ordered, that The said Farrar.
Banks. d. Company. and all other the creditors,
to whom the said Samuel 'linLal is in any
wise Indebted, be, and they are hereby sum.
mnned. and have notice to appear, sfore tho
said Court at Sumter Court House, IN tho
eleventh day Of April next, to slew cause, if,
any they can, why the pr,yer Of III. petition
aforesaid, should not be granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, G. C. P. s.
Office Of Common Plens of ~
Sumter District, Dec. -, 1883 49,,
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Cabinet Wareroo1n.
u. WI. ANHDHRHIXNS S,

takes tins method of informing the citizens
ee1sk7ysNs Of Sumtervilie and vicinity,
}S,E.s4ss.sSs3sSS s.sSsSS that he has just upenened on
Gti|.---S-EIsSsG5 the corner above CIarks IIo-
tel, his NEW CABINET
WAREROOM, where he will keep for sale,
cheap, all snch furniture as comea under This
department Of his trade; and will furnish for
cash, at Charleston prices, nll descriptions Of
Furniture made. Repairing executed at the
shortest notice.
Riahogany and plain Collins furnished with
out delay.
Feb. 8, 1854. Is IT,
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Nov. O, 1853,
Notice.
Eis7aopvilIe Carriage nnd
BH4rlaISa lS; m ID f:a :aCtOry.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues TO
carry on the above business in all its various
branches, and takes this method OF returning
his thanks 10 his friends for their liberal patron-
age, and hopes by close attention to business 10
sill merit the s;,ne. CARRIAGES AND BUG
GlES made 10 order and warranted for twelve
months. II they should fail in TINT time il.
point Of Workmanship or material. they will he
repaired free Of charge. lie deems it unnec.
e'aary t. say ANYTHING in regard to the neat
will show for itself. Call on him nj Biahop.
willie and he will give good bargains as can
be had in Charleston.
He also does plough-work at short notice.
llorse.shocing done with neatness and dispatch
at 81 so nil round. His terms for new work
will be to suit purchnsers.-With interest al.
ways.
Bishopville, S. c., Jan'y 18th, 1854 lo-6m
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G. T. MASON.
WATCH. MAKER L. JEWELER

Is prepared I" do all manner Of work in hi
line, with neatncss and despatch. His term
are Cash. lie is s,il! .. his oil stand ius
above the Town Hail.
Feb. 8, 1854. Is II
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In Equity Sumter District
William Lewis,
Adm'r OF ELI, -tiSea +:
Leonard White, f.f
W: FL g. M. M3scs
narleS w. Miller, C0,nnI'fS .SolSa y

'harles w. Miller. Co,npl'ts. Soils
The creditors Of the lnle DR.. JAaes ia sg.y
swoR-h, en'itled To claim under his assignment
to the above named Defendant, executed on }
the 2Sth day OF July A.SD. 1912 are hereby no. q
tilted that, by an order in the above stated :,
cause, they are required to establish their do .
mands before n,e, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District aforesaid, on or before tha 3
first day Of May next. .~T.a
also give notice that will until tho
said first day Of May next, receive proposals. for
the sale OF n part Of the real estate conveyed by
the said assignment, lying partly ifnu, wholly
in the corporate limits Of Sumtervile, bounded
ny lands Of DR.. }. G. HAYaswoRrii, w. T.,
BRussoN, T. }. CoaHLAN, AMI Mrs. G.. Bos.Y
sARp. and by the new road running fro,a SUM.
terVille To the steam mill Off. J. CooHLAN Ss
Co., supposed to contain about one hundred and
sixty acres. II gaIl.. 3.77 G,
w. f. B. HAYNSWORTH.
.. 49,, Com'r In Equity s. d.
Ucc. u. 1898. If
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44rH REGIMRN,r S. C. MI
OLD FORD, Jan. IS, 1854.
Order No. ll3
TIE Upper and Lower Bnttalions Of the 4lth
Regiment So. Ca, Militia will parade, III. Ilp.
per, under the command of Lieut.. Col. J. ID.
!n1ianding. At Sumtcrvllle on Saturday the 18th.
The Lower under the command of Mai. II. NJ.
C0nnors. nj Estate of d. sBn,lford's Mills, in
clarendon on Saturday the 25th of February
next; nIme'i and equipped the Law directs,
for drill and review
The commissioned and non. commiss oned
officers Of each Battalion, the day previous,
armed for drill and instruction
Commandants of Batnions nre charged witl,
the prompt cHtention Of this order.
The Rcglmentnl Staff are required to turn
out on both days ut each place uni on day OF
review i'll complete uniform.
BY order Of
Col. +. NJ. MELLETT,
Feb. l, 1851 II ,d
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Law Notice,

John S. Richardson Jr, Attorney at Law
Sumtervile S c., will practice in The Courts
of Sumter, RichIand, Kershaw, Darlington
and williamsburg districts Office just back
of. II. SoIomons' new store.
Jan. l8, 1854. ID u
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity Sumter District.
Maria f. Naples.
Dolly VI. Naples,
Edward Naples and
Naomi e. Naples,
By their next friend,
Levi F. Rhalnr, Bll for Acct.
va
Jackson J. Drou.h,on,
Thomas Naples und
William a Brock and
Mary his wife.
1t appearing tn my satisfaction, that
William a. Brock, one of the Defendants
in the above staIcI Dill, is absent from the
State of South CaruIna
II is "rdcre!, on motion Of AIayran, &
Richardson. Complainants Solicitors, tla,
the said William A. Brock do plead, an
swer ar demur To the said Bill! within three
months from the date OF tie publication OF
this order.
Alfo, ordered. that this Order be publish.
ed three months in one OF the Gazc,is in
this District
w. F. B. HAYNSNORTH,
Com. Eq. s. D.
Jan. II. 1854. II Gin
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-02-22
TO The Public,
AucaiOnaccr's Notice.

JAMES II. CLARK begs leave to noti-
fy the citizens of Sumtervills and the vi
cinity, that he is now prepared 10 give his
entire attention to any business in the
auction line. He has had some experience.
and hopes by diligence and attention to
merit share of public favor.
Sumterville, Ian. lIth, 1854. 11--tf