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COTTON RHlAEeENE;'T
CHARLESTON, DC

tWARLEsTON, OCT. 70, ISoI.
Seven hundred bales were sold ycslcr
day at prices ranging from 7 to rs cts.
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uT materially from the heavy seas"


fore it wen, down is much applauded;and
merits forgiveness for the careessness,
wh.l was the probable cause Of the col
lsion; ana when placed in comparison with
the das,ardly conduct of the crew, who de-
serted with The boats, on the first appear
ance Of danger, perhaps entille him to the
aduIaton he receives from all he meets, or
rather thocrowds, who greet him by the
waysdc, as he journeys from Philadelphia
to New York.
Not a single female, who was on board
the Arctic has escaped, and it now appears
that the Fcsta Uhe vessel in collision with
the Arctic) could have taken off every soul
on board the Arctic, and landed them
safely at Halifax; but the Arctic having
steamed off in a western direction, the
captain Of the Vesta thought that she stood
in need Of no assistance.
The Harrisburg Herald states that on
tho Bird inst, 4 ,rover Undertook TO drive
about nine hundred sheep across the Sus-
quchanna river near Liverpool, Pa, and
'o't Se''h h'l! area o. 'hem. Inc c''zehs
went l" 'he rescue win ooa's' ana win
great deal OF difficulty succeed in in rcscu-
In" plumber OF students now i'll attend
an"c al tli, University o! Virginia exceeds
ii" nus'bcr PRESENT al The s"me tune OF any
:"'v.ans s'Ss'on, art i J., c"njer'nrej ih t
not ves 20" ave ''.nirs q and fry VIII
rur trr, a.,l-a >. Dr IL, ~ re-
turn . ,4.4,; uf in.n..ans,ter .a,na
srcu:: d s.r Ir.-!h' Pt,ns!' ncn; il sad
10 be !nt i".,' tt,'.n .".ir, or more 'hAn sc>
On years confinement III the pen ,aI.iIary
The cH"n2e' Tor -pr. Graham have OBJ
'a""H stn? VI proceedings i"' twen-
" 6..;~' 10 enable them TO hIc exceptions,
The Assuc,a.ion OF the South Carolina
College have determined to celebrate the
Iilic,h anniversary II the founding of the
institution on the lirsi Monday in Dcceln-
bcr next. Ey.Govcrnor Fioyd, Of V,rrin.
in, a distinguished and eloquent graduate
of The institution, will deliver the grafton.
,rho s,oon,o- 4 rio, bo. ,r-;,,oJ ,,,;th
J,;ycrpool dates of October 7.
She brings the astounding intellipencc
,b,, Soho.,onal haa M, vnt ,,,o, t.,ko,
=, =,
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The New State House.

1t seems that this building, which
has already cost the State SO much is
bo' be torn lewn and located OH Rich.
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New Goods.

ilE suuSCiipcI ii"S just TcluTneu rom
the North, and is nov opening splendid
stock Of ''''pN
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of all kinds, viz:
A beautiful lot Of Rich Plaid and Striped
Silks;
Plain Colored do. BLACK Striped and
Plain dn. taiUs 80 =iU g
Cashmeres. Mernos, Persian Cl,Hhs
Ladies' Corsets, Metallic Corset Holrds,
Laccs, &c.
Rigule,s, assorted celors, French worls.
ed Collars. Bands, &c.
Ladies; Kid Glowes,l ladies Gann,Iets;
Long Black Mitls Tor Ladies and Misses;
Shoes of rBl Descriptions,
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Ladies'
Work Boxes, &c &c. '.!l5 E't
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For Planters.

a fall stock Of Negro Kerseys, Blankets,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, Of all kinds. -
Ready made Closhing, iSaddlcry, I1arw are,
Cooking Stoves. NAir.light parIor Stosos.
Farmers Bollera, &e,sat lowcrprices than
usual, Call and get bargains pp,ay /,
,a,1e, ,,-sa.ti.. l.. B. ll,YNkS. /
L octr29' is2sa y%R. 2sis,fss 8 "
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J. w. STUCKEY,
Bishopville, Oct. %, 1854 So #
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HEAD QUARTERS.
44Tn REGIMEN.r sc. MI

44TH REGIMENT s. G.. NJ
OLD FORD, Jan. rs, 1854.
Order No. lib.
THE Upper and Lower Battaliuns of tho d4th
Regiment So Ca. Militia will parade, the Up
per, under the command Of Lieut.. Col. J. d..
Blanding, nj Sum,crvIle on Saturday the 18th.
The Lower under the command Of Maj. II. NJ.
Clarendon on Saturday the 25,h of February
next, armed and equipped Us the Law directs,
for drill anu review
The commissioned and non commissioned
officers OF cnch Battalion, the day previous,
armed for drill and instruction.
Commandanis of Battalinns nrc charged with
the prompt cxteniion of this order.
The Rcgincntal Staff arc required to turn
out ON both day, ut each place ana on day OF
rvvicw in complete uniform.
BY order of
Col. +. NJ. MELLETT,
w. II. WILDER Adj't.
Feb. /, 1854 II td
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Notice,

WEEn CLAEE's Hotter. is still in on.
QhanEs to the Kindness of GOOD
friends j--rr"dy to receive customers, and
entertain them. 10 their entire satisfaction.
Mr.. {. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cNceIicd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
he spread upon his table, well cooked and
c'oanly. The beds arc all in good order,
and shall DC kept so. Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. II, 1854. IL If
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Cokesbury Masonic Female
College Institute,

lms school, which has recently come uu,l.-
iiic control of the Masonic Fraternity. and ,h,
patronage of the Grand Lodg. of the Stat.
VIII negin It's exercises the Isl day of February
The nGW building for the Institute are not r.,Jv
inr me complete for the organization of ,h,.
Collegiate Course, and this wears oncrations
VIII DC preparatory thereto; but Yet every 4,
cliitv common Ia the Highs ahpo!s OF orr ,.oun
iry VIII DE afforded, ana ali ili. branches u.u
any taught VIII he taught here. We hay, TN.
nasIr;lnc; oi the patronage and support of =,
large part OF the Fraternity AMI MANY Others.
ana Win the means at Oilr control W, intend In
cS'ah is'i school second To none q: tl. kind in
me Slate. II * no S,tiuriHn Institution bui i
open 10 All WHO dvSi re- 10 partCi pate in th. rich
rewards oi II correct moral and intellectual
li'ihinS. Our object ~ 10 ,''piu one brick i'm
tha' Educational i.diiicc of wis,ium, strength
all beauty. which the enlightenment, of ,I, ap,.
Is rearing; ana %c only ask share OF th. pubiic
patronage that We may have :; fair trial The.
trustees take pleasure i'll Announcing 10 The
lhihiic tiIat They have secured t.. .rryi,.rs nf
TWO Very accomplished and cNIwri,rcrd ,I;.s
10 lake charge of ;lr school for III, p.rs.u, wear
Mss liFLES THOMPSON and her sister Miss
THOMPSON. all III. Ornamental, as we'll as
Literary branches will be t;,uyh, nj r,i.s u.,,.J
IN Such Institutes. CokeSbury is easy oCu,c.,s
hriny on The line Of the Gr,."nvilI. and e. r
Road, and is p-ovcrhay healthy and moral
Board can b,. had in the best families nj 81 ,nI
$40 per month washing &c, nclu led. ro,
1urthcr particulars apply to tn. Secretary
}. X. VANCE. President I,,ard
+. a. CONNOR, Scc'ly.
Cokcshury, Abblvillc Dist.
Jan. Is, 1851. Dn a.,
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RENIOVAT,,

EEAVlNG moved TO tho stand hcretlnrc
ah occupied by.D. J. Vim. (next door
to Chinh's Hoiel.) and it being he,ter atIapt.
ed 10 our business. than the one previously oc-
oulnsn ny u.s. we are now prepared TO carry it
confident Of selling on rs reasonable termsas
any RETAIL Drug Store in the Stale. Onr stock
Is s constantly Kept mp and 6are fully Sc elec,ed
from as good wholosale housos as Now York
ana Charleston can afford.
And after returning our mos, sincere thanks
10 10 our customers and the public generally for
ano very liberal patronage bestowed on us The
previous year, sill continue TO soIicit "a nor.
iion of the same. " p''
w. JAS. DARGAN d. Co.
Sumtcrville, Jan. ], 1851. 10,
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New Store and New
Goods.
DRUGS And MEDICINES,

TIE undersigned hos established himself in
L this village, and will open on the frs. Of
Jannary next, o large and we'll assorted stock
nl Fresh ana select Drasx and
Medlci. es, with Paints, Oils,
DyG-Sets IFS, Window GLASS, Var.
lsssaea, k.arKussacry, Patent Ne.
aicilaes' dc. &H. An nf which are
OF the best quality, and viii be soln OF, aceomo,
a;anng o. terms a share of the public patronage
w. @. T.. RICE, M. D.
Dec. 20 1883 eft
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PLANTERS 7 HOTE;T,

fl,sEa The undersigned would respectfully
EilG:3 inform his friends, and the public rem
LIES orally, that he has leased Tia l cx,.nsix ".
and well known establishment tho Plan
TERS' HOTEL, and is now ready for the r..
ccpiion of visitors. It's cig ibe location br;ng
convenient 10 all The business locali,i,s viii
commend ii to all those who visit the city ON
business, ana n"excrtons or expense will b..
pare" ny The Proprietor to promote the com fort
ana convenience OF his guests, and render his
mouse, III every respect. worthy of public M
tronagc and support. lie is pleased to add ,ha,
he hns secured the services, as Book .kccrrr.
ot hr. }. w LAMKiN, SO long and i:,ynrnhlv
kno"p to the travelling community of this ana
The adjacent Siatos. ''0
Jan. %, 1854 l3 f.,
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Who Wants Monev /?

The subscriber for one, is particularly in
want of it, and he hopes that those who lave
patr"niZed him so literally, will continue their
friendship by paying up, and enabling him TO
met The demands Of others. "Whceis cannot
move without grease"
=, T. ID. Ericsson.
Jam. lS, 1851. II If
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FRENCH,

can take one more class in the morning be-
tween 10 and twelve. Those ladies or Gentle
men who may wish to join, apply at once. NV
price will be i'll proportion to tie number OF rscI6-
lars. On thc;ith ofJuly next Il French Cauidriilc
will be performed by my Frcncl, scholars
llcrcaftc cr IOinstcad of Sc lessons, will con-
sliiute course for the same price us the orig
mai thirly.slx lessons. .. l.. THEODORE.
Fcp |, 1851 If 81.
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GEarrsaofay E'cGease College.

This ins,iiion will begin It's second year on
Wednesday, ih: lsl OF February ucxt. New
pupils, are expected TO make application, and
nl! ionriirc on Monday and Tuesday; as it is
Monday.
Jan. Is, 1854. l2 3,
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Notice,

:, 10 HIRE, first rate BLACKSMITH and
thre' or four prime fellows Persons wishing
~ E h're' can d" so by applying to Samuel Brad,
ford or j. $. Richardson, Jr
oumcrvillc, Jan. 25, 1851. 13 q
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Notice.
Jan. lS, 1856

John S. Richardson Jr Attorney n, INV
Snm,crvlicS S CIVIL practice in The Courts
OF Sumter, Richland, Kershaw, Darlington
and Williamsburg districts Office iist back
OF J. Il. Solomons' new store.
Jan. Is, 1851. IL ,r
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Law Notice,

John $. Richardson Jr.', Magistrate. will
attend promptly to all b,isines entrusted -.
him. Office just back of j. II. Solomuns'
new Store.
Jan. Is, 1854 l2 ,f
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will hc received until the
first "t February ncNi for the Building OF .
new Church. near the old Calvary Church in
'itrrndon county, persons wishing 10 under
take The sane, will please call on Capt. NJ. H.
CoNNoR, who has the plan OF The church for
In" Inspection OF any persons who may wish to
undertake the same.
l.. r. kuAME,
I;d; i; +, T;sssl' r;xs:, c"~"@ee.
Jan II, 1857. II 81
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Important Notice,

FELLOW CITIZENS 1t is painful task
10 nhn, nut stern necessity and your negligence
a,u ,i lorgetit;hess' demand that should remind
"i nose ihueb!ed to III, either by note or ac-
count, to come to iaw with the chink hides mr.
corn nj The mill, on o before the first Monday
III March next, to save yourselves of displcas.
ure and TO cheat Lawyers, Sheriff. ana netlv
Constablcs ont of cost, for
At the loss of n penny
You'll grumblc and groan,
As though the rheumalics
We're piercing each bone.
The ghost of!,ad shillnps
Forever yon will haunt,
And you shake, least Tomorrow
Should bring You to want
~ ray iip, aud save costs, and there will
yet DE n crust left you.
WM. FRANCIS BUTLER.
'"'' ~, 1921 lJ 1t.
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Notice.
CHrriilGe ana

styEtg
aear:scSs Tl;aSialg;sc:ory.
JAMES w. AMBROSE sillI con,ipu,s ;,
carry ON the above business in all its yarious
,ri'.lchcS, ana takes itis mrihuh of returning
his thanks TO his friends for 1hrir ;,.r.I ,,,',,
asc, and h"iS.s by close attention To business In
s,i'! merit The same. CARRIAGES ANu BUG
"iES made 10 order and warranted for twelve
months # they should fail in that lin. il,
Polni "i workmans hip or material. they viii he
'eh'lrc' Tree OF ctargr. lie deems it unucc-
eSsary to say anything III regard to The heat.
ness and durability "t his work. ns his work
WI! show for itself. Call on him 1T RiShnp
,h!r ana he will give as good bargains rs can
b. hal il! Charleston.
;, lie as" does plough work at sI.or, notice.
80 ".,e'Sn"rihS done with ncaili"Ss and dispatch
at 81 80 all round. His terms for nrw ynrL
VIII be to suit purchasers. With interest al.
ways "
Nshopvil!e, S. C., .Ian'y Islh. le5: l2-Gm
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NOTICE.,

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
torwarn all persons from cutting or hauling
any wood or timber off Of my Lands or from
t.cspass!ng IN any way WITHOUT my consent or
that of Mr.. William Lewis my trnstec. All
such offenders will bc sued nj law
MARTHA T.. VAUGHAN.
Per- o. u. McROY.
Feb. |, 1851 III u
WaIclllnnn COW twice.
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE subscriber, superintendent uf the
Steam Saw Mill Of Coghlan, Dixon IL Co., re-
spectinlly informs the public, that they are pre-
pared 10 furnish Lumber Of any description NJ
the shortest notice.
Having good wagons and teams, they can de.
liver 10 purchasers when desired. They have
large quantity "t prime Oak and l.islilwnud
Which ihry can deliver 10 customers on no,lcr-
ate icrns.
iERMs.--A reasonable j .ducioa in all cases
Tor cash, or otherwise, notes will be taken When
Orders are filled
Every cNcrion will ha used to give satisiac.
lion 10 ihNsc WHO i;rv.Hr is with nr.lrIs.
CNGI.AN, DIXON, & Co
Sn"teryi!le, Jan. ls, la5i II If
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For Sale.
GLENN SPRINGS

RAhiiEAAn zIg52gHll9yP257y'I51
Ri. Rev. Z. +. DAVIS, d. D., cx. Officio
Visitor.
nv )" ]. j. ;. ;. H@fssn; nc1:usaoucn. Proprietor.
GEoEoE l'Enros, Rae,or. and In
strnctor in Mental and Chris,inn Science.
Modern Languages and History
Mrs. BENToN, Matron
=, listrnctor in Mathematics
Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
rrof- G. F. DIVINE, date Of Lime Stone
Sp.ine',) Instructor in the theory and practice
Miss C. NJ. REID, Instructress in English
- SosNosKt, Instructrcss in Draw
ing. Painting, and Assistant in French
MISS SopHIA WARLEY, Instructt.ss in En-
glish Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
, Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
English.
n. b. The corps is not yet complete.
Ase HE above Institution, located at Glenn
~ Springs in Spartanburg District, S. c.
VIII be opened for the reception Of pupils OH
'he ilrst OF February next. In converting this
establishment; into school for young ladies'
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired and
Tilted up; ana in furnishing them anew no
pains have been spared to make it, in every
for their daughters. Particular attention h,.
been bestowed upon the Musical Instruments.
nnu with large and efficient corps of teachers.
ana thorough course of study, il affords eve.
ry advantage TO DO enjoyed in u similar instifu.
ton.
Applicants are admitted, Of any age, over
seven years, and placed in such class as thew
may be prepared to join.
The scholastic year will consist of one sos.
sion aiHldea INTO TWO terms of five months each,
vacation, December and January. M
hArEs.-For Tuition and Board. Including
washing, fuel lights, &c. &C., SIPS per tern'
md hsre ssiH be no ezra charss. escsn, ~.
niusic $50 per term, and for Books, Sheet Mu-
SIC IL. pf5sw,ng Materials, &C., actually used
which may be had by applying TO The Rector.
or either oi the Proprietors. sI'IE = >
Deo. u. 1859 Am
u, Charleston Mercury publish tri- weekly
md all the other papers in the Stare weekly.
the Pruprctors. tn,
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aNA M&&Ma
st. Johns School.

Rt. Rev. r. i. DAVIS, d. d., E1.Onicio
Visitor.
Rev. J. d. McCOLLDUGH, A. NJ, Rector
and Instructor i'll Christian Science and Bellies
Lciircs.
WM B. LEARY, 4. NJ, Vice Rector, aud
Instructor III Ancient Languages and History
ID. ID: ROSA, instructor in Mathematics and
Natural Science.
Kev. L. ~. WAGNER, Instructor in English
Department.
'SilIE Exercises Of this Institution will be
4 resumed Oh the I'd day in FEBRUA-
RY next
Boys are admitted over the age of seven wears
and prepared for the Junior class in College; or
they NAY receive thorough u.udelnical course,
either classical or English.
There is but one session, divided in TO two
terms Of five months ench,) beginning on the 2d
OF February and ending November g.
TERMS ZEN SEssIoN.-Fur Tuition and
Board, including washing, fuel, lights, &c,
$225 payable scmi.annualy in aduance.
Entrance fee SIS, for which books and sta-
tioncry are furnished the STUDENT SO long Us lc
may continue i'll the institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms
will be allowed them (at ,ho discretion of Tic
Rector) for an extra charge of SIS, 10 pay for
fuel, lights, &C.,
For further information apply for "Prospec,.
Us 10 Tue hcctnr, 1t "Sparlnnburg &. H., :. c.,
Dec Il, 1898 .3m
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In Equity Sumter District.
William Lewis,
Admir-. Of BILL.
Leonard White,
VS.. F. J. & NJ. Moses
Charles w. Miller. Commits. Sol's.

J =.
The creditors Of the late DR.. JAMes HAYy
swoRTii, entitled to claim under his assignment
to the above named Defendant, executed ON
the 2sth dny of July a. D. 1912 are hereby no.
thed that, by an order in the above stated
cause, they are required to esubllsl. their de
Sumter District aforesaid, un ar bcfor. lEe
first day Of May next.
l also give notice Tint will until the
said iifst day Of May next, receive proposals Tor
the sale ot par, of the real estate conveyed by
;"c SAID assignment, lying partly fnot wholly
hy lands of DIR. }. c. HAyNswoRrn, w. l..
hhuHsoS, It. }. CoGHLAN, and Mrs. C. Ros.
sAKn, and by the now road running from Sum
tervi!le to the steam mill Of II. ]. CoGnLAH &;
70, supposed 10 coutain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. f. B. HAYNSWORTII,
Cou,r. in Equity S. D.
Dec. 81. 1853. If
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TO The Public,

IN EVuHVV,H . IVVVNVCs
JAMES ii. CLARK begs leave to noti-
fy the citizens Of SumterYlle and the vi
cinity, that he is now prepared 10 give his
entire attention TO any business in the
auction line. He has had sumo experience.
and hopes by diligence and attention to
merit share of public favor.
Suntcrvlle, Ian. i lth, 1854. 11--ti.
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Look Out For Bargains!
MEM SINHE


NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE TOWN HALL.
A 'lit. subscribers arc opening and recciv-
ing fresh and very large assortment
OF every description OF Goods to suit the
country trade, which vii! be sold us low as
can tc bought in any Inartrt for cash;
great pains has been taken in laying in the
Stock. Oar stock OF Ladies Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
their line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
tla's and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c. &c
All we ask is Tor buyers 10 call and exam
inc for themselves. GSs"Wc especially
invite the attention Of Planters to our Me-
GRO GOODS, kerscys, Plans, I.lnsevs,
Wooiscys, blankets, Shoes, and lIa,s.-
Money can he saved by calling on us as
our STOCK IS LARGE and ae are Ic.
iermincd 10 Sell.
jINDAL & WATSON.
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fall Goods!. Fall Goods

BUTLER & NEWBERY would respectfully
inform their friends aud the Public generally
H'at they have just receive ii large and wetl Sc
leccd Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
embracing every quality and style of LADIES,
DKESS GOODS; Heavy Goods, &c, Grocer.
los, Boots and Shoes Of every description: latos,
S,,yie iiaiS and Caps; Hardware and Crockery:
heniy ;lndc CloIhing, etc ETC., to which they
particularly invite attention
ALSO
lot Of CHOICE SEGARS.
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Mr.. Editor: The Citizens

CT Clarendon County aroydesirous that G.. w.
l.. KEY NOLDS, represent them in the next
Legislature. by announcing him Candidate
for that Office. You will oblgc them
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Notice.
Notice,

A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
III against the estate of Mrs. Hannah
Davis deceased, are requested to hand them in
aniy a'iest-d; and all PERSONS indebted 10
make payment To
Jan. ,, 1854. l0"3,
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L. ]. CU(11sE6, AN

is IS inliy prepared to execute Iron Work in ,l,.
following branches, viz: Re.r,irs nmj n'.,,, 49,.
work on Steam Engines saw and Grisi ,I;u'
Wagons, Carriages, Plantation work md
Smiths Work in general. Good Work. nn,l
lar prices no Money required ONLY to na.,
Jan. o5, 1851 - .,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN Equity---Su District,

John J. Conycrs and
Julia 4. his wife,
vs.. Bill for Account
John B!akcly and and Relief.
Isabella +. his wife,
and others
II appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas f. D:ckry. Robt. N. c. Nnhcr
spoon, and Joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants III the above stated case, reside. out
Of the limits OF the State Of South Carroll
ma, on motion ot Blandin. & DcSaussurc,
Complainant's Solicitors:
1t is ordered that he do appear, and an
swcr, plead or demur to the sa:, bill, within
three months alter the publication Of this
notice, or an order pro contcSs0 thereon
will be entered against hin.
Also, ordered that the abnvn order he
aubiishcd for three months in one Of the
GaZri;.; ui the District;
w. +. B. ilAYNSWTrTli
Comin'ssionc. - Equity.
Jan. ii, lo3l. IL :}.n
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-02-01

"BR0WNING & LEHMAN" /"
IMPORTERS or
French, sritisl, and Gcrrua,
DIR GOODS.
200 and I'll King-srcct corner of Mar
let Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
N NARPETlNGS.-Ingran, 3 Plys, Brus.
" sells Tapestry and Vclvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk. Satin
| and Worstcd.
CURTAIN CAMBRICs and MUsLINs, in
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
GILT CORNICES, in all the now ,,cs;,ns
,r CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
DRAPEitY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in NIL varieties.
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARpE'rtNGS, Of all STYLES.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS, III great variety.
PLANTATION OOLENS-BLAN.
kE'FS, PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS, &c,
Red and White FLANNELS, SIlIRTINGS,
COTTON OSNABURGS, of all the best
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN.
NEl.S
French, English, and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases.
Table Damasks, Doyics, Napkins, TowcIlings,
liucknhnt Ks, Fruit Cloths, b. L. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS.
of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods
SATlNETS, TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN
SElS ), OF nll qualities and styles.
WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Rich Dress Goods,
In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES. GREN.
AD1NES, NltSIlNS. DC.
BoMBAIlNES, ALPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS, in great variety
EMBRtkDERS and LACE GOODS. of .v.
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Goods i'm Great VARIETY.
constantly received.
All the above of our own
DHgsEiCT HYaED@sEeTATgON
ana offered ai the LOWEST MARKET Prices
IEkAS.-Cnsh, or City Acceptance.
~ The one price system strictly adj
hrrcd to, and all Goods Warranted.
BROWNING IL LEMAN,
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 9th, 1854. IL fl