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NEW ICE DEPOT

NOR the convenience Of my customers and others.
I I0E can be had from 8 q. m. until 9 D. m an.
der Mr.Sslby Psrker's Penney wanna avenue, below
9th street. JOHN PETTIBONF.
je l4-eolmA
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Historic ct Description par Jsncigny Japon He
toire u Description par Frassi net '3'7' 1Jd
Imported by FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DoLaLAR.o,
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DoIsIlA%1O.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSsAMER
vENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. TT CHESTNUT STREET, opposite tie State
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INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
L To measure their own hea La with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Soalps, Inch
No. I. The round Of thu No. l. From forehead to
head hack 50 far Is
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over the head to Over forehead as
neck. far as required.
g. From ear to ear 8. Over the crown Of
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GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, Shirts, Collars
- Gloves, Hosiery. Cravats, Linen cambria Hand
kerchiefs, &C., as usual, at BIRGES,
js left Willards' Hotel.
e. FISHER. MRS. HERMAN
u FISHER 4 CO., FRENCH STEAM
L.. SCOERERS, West 18th street, seven doors
above Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, will thor
oughly cleanse all kinds of ladies' and Children's
silk, velvet, woollen Dresses-(ientlsmens Coats
Pants, Vests and Cravats, without shrinking or tax
ipgof the nstural gloss. Also, Shawls, Curtains,
JoFers, Ribbons Fancy Shoes, SILK Bonnets, Gloves,
&c, &c.
81 Spots OF oil, ice cream, Lemonade, &c, taken
ont without cleaning the whole.
The utmost Punctuaity warranted.
White Grape Shawls done up equal to new.
N. B.-Plsase send your orders early In the week
If you wish the work done the same week.
may 25-d2w&2aw2w VIM. p. SHEDD, Agt
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COMMISSIONER
49,, OF DEEDS FOR
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FR K CO, DE o X TIVE,
AND EvBRI DESCRIPTION or
n u A 1T = A II n n

AND EvERT DESCRIPTION or
ORN Entail PAINTING.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the cid
sens Of Warrington and its vicinity that, hsH.
ing deternined on locating them .vespermsnently
In this city, as FRISCO, Oh .kATIyE, AND OR
EAMENTL PAINTER ..peyshall at 81 times Be
prepared to devote the attention 10 decoration In
any style Of the interior Of Churches Public HAlA
Private Dwellings, &c.
HUBHRT scHUFFER,
HENRY KAHLkET,
Pa. ave, 8. side, between lath and 18th st-
mar 20-9ms
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A N INTRODUCTION TO the Study
IN OF the Roman Law, by Lu her s. Gushing, one

Junius Discovered, by Frediek Griffin, vol
The Two Records or the Mosaic and tbs Geologics,
- lecture, by Hugh Miller
Pycrofts Couse Of Reading, edited by s. A. Spencrr
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The INDY Ing One, and other poems, by Mrs. Morton
Alone, novel, by Marion Hariand
Travels In Armenia, by Curlon
Life and its Aims, in two parts
The History Of the Council OF Trent, by Rev T. A.
Buckley, B.A.
The Catechism Of the Council of Trent, BY Rev. ia.
Buckley B.A.
History Of Protsstantism In Frsnce by O. De Filos
The Quiet Heart, novel from Blsckwood's Maya
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Y. P. CORBETT,
Attorney and Counsellor.at.LaW
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Office on 9th street, near Pa. avenue.
mar 1a-1v
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WILLIAM chopin
OARPENTRR AND BUILDKR,
Shop and residence, next 70 corner OF 18th and sta
iy lift
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,LHRENCH LITERATURE
It MAURY have on sale several cheap editions Of
the most eminent French Authors, Including Ssin-
tine, Balsac, Lamsrtine, Dumss, Dekock, Eugene
Sue and Victor Hugo. je IL
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RMIrTANCES 10 IRELAND.
nERSONS desiring 70 send money to ireland, can
obtain checks for 81 or more, on the Belfast
sanking Company, payable in al the principal
towns. Apply 70 CHuBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite The Treasury Building.
Oh 92-aotf
CARTRIDGE BOX, BALLOT ROX, snd BAND
" BOX; but the greatest Of those II the bsndboK
which can be had in assorted SHES with every vsrL
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery ct
SHEDDe, lith It, above Ps. ave.
N. B.-Just received q fine assortment of Toilet
md Shssing Soap, Extracta, and Oologpss.
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Old Point Hotel-Ol
rival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers

90 The California steamers leave New York O.
he 5th and Goth Of each month.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated is required to estab
lish the to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver Of the proper land Office and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this notice
Of the public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
10 E-lawl3W
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P. S.-Edtors of the above papers viii please copy
and send their billsto the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. LII --.,, 10 00--T3v
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LIFE SAVING STATIONS ON THE CoAsr.-Gcvescor
Price, Of New jersey, has received aud authorized
the publication CT tie following Iettct: =
NEW YoRk, Dec. %, 1854.
DYAR SIR--The bill for the better protection Il
life from shipwreck, authorizing additional life
esvirg etaiors on the coasts OF Long Island aai tbs
Stsse Of New Jersey, has been signed by the Prcsi-
Hsnt. This will ia Iesee che Nse Eaving statpns %
the coast Of New Jersey 20 tweEtyeight, with q
General Superintendent; at Q salary Of 81 500, aS&
twenty.eieht superintendent, with salaries Of 500
EACH
To the exeri,crs Of Hor Charles Skeitou, OF
T,ertcn, ore Of the representatives Ia Csngress
from Nev jersey, your sta'e 4 iads btcd foe ap
piopsiRtior of $4,000 for your coast, aud FOR ses
eaaly passage OF tpis BIZ by tte Houss, Of viioo he
II o rem Der, Iioki1g proyisioes for life ssying
station foI every i've M lea OF your coast.
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FRIDAY. l.-Colonel Crombie, of the English Cold
stream Guards, at varna, Turkey. He in the army
thirty years.
4.-Captain Parker, English marines NJ. Bourasset.
Frenzy navy, and NJ Lefebre, Lieutenant of the ship
Eurydice, killed by the Russians at Petropaulowski.
S.-M. Alois Bornacki of the Oldest of the Po
sh refugees in Paris at the age Of 76 He formerly
Nuncio at the Polish Diet and at time Minister of
Finance.
11.-nrs. ganton, wife of Hon. Colonel Benton, U.
s. Senator, in Washington DC.
l2.-Rev. DR.. Barron Roman Catholic Bishop in
Savannah Ca aged So years He brother OF Sir
II. Winston, Baron Of Ireland
1q.-General Sir George Arthur, English army, in
London. samne Nichols editor Of the Sunday Mercury
2o.-Francs Xavier Garland, Roman Catholic BIZ
shop OF Savannah, in Savannah. He was born in Dublin,
Ireland, and the first Roman Catholic Bishop of S
vanah Valentine Mott Jr, NJ D. OF the celebrat
ed Doctor Mott OF N Y in New Orleans of yellow f.
illinm Dung Major Rose and Lieutenant Abercrom-
be, with nineteen other British officers killed by
the Russisns, at Alma. in the Crimea.
1.-THE Right Rev. Jonathan Wainwright, Provi-
sona Episcopal Bishop OF the Eastern diocess Of New
York in New York. aged 81 years. lie venerated
26.-Lord Denman, ex-Lord Chancellor Of England,
and one Of the most popular men and OF
2e.-MarshaI ST. Arnaud Commander in Chief Of
the allied armies in the Crmea, died there after lin
gerDg illness.
sO.eGenersl Joseph Chopick, well known during the
Polish revolution, at Cracow
oCTosER.
SUNDAY Anne Royal, in Washington, ID. CO. She
a remarkable woman twenty years ago, welding
sarcastic and often bitter pen domestic tourist
through the United States, aud Aourishing OF time
when this sort Of literature excited unusual attention
because of the books os travel By Mrs. roope Captain
Basil Hall and others Mrs Royal o native of vr-
ginia, and contemporary at Washington, during her sin.
gular career q letters, with the administrations OF
John Quincy Adams, Jackson and Van Buren,.
9--Wuliam Darby, an eminent American geographer,
ip Washington ~. Gu aged SO years AT Copenhagen,
N Gems Peter Muller the PATRIARCH % Danish painters,
and during forty years professor RI landscape painting
at the Academy Of the Fine Arts He was in his 10Th
year.
l2-Antonio Santos Casterds, the captor Of General
Lofer fho, in a billiard room Ia Havana.
17--Admiral kornl,R, of the Russian navy. kle1
at Sehastopo. .saDsAei Brake, veteran actor, Of
America aud grandfather ot Hiss julia Team, Ia Ken
! iniky, ngcd ST years. 49,
Il-Cevernoi Fart o. Nebraska, his arrival n thr
TERRITORY.
TO- Colonf Iaos Of the English army grcatxrsndsan
~ Lord Hood liieI Il the trenches st scbastcroi a
| vss 10 q years u the Grensiier Guards
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Free Schools.

Mr.. TuCKER's Bill for rcmodelng our
Free School System. has been so much
cut up in the llnuse Of Representatives,,
as 10 leave little expectation Of anything
being done with il save pc rhaps the up.
pontncnt Of Il Superintendent of Public
Scluols. This in however a most impor-
,anl measure and The Legislature may
be right IN !cttin. that step precedc, for
VIII le, any radical change lrou, the
present system; detective us it is. we
would not see it altered, but after
thorough investigation and the collec-
ton ol every information on the subject.
Should the Legislature determine 10
appo;n, IL SuperIn cndant, we heartily
srcnad the nomination of writer in the
Ccroiini Times, and hope that Mr. Tuck
EE will receive the appointment. He is
the man for the subject and will bring to
iIs cluc,dalion zeal, ability and phlanthro.
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The NnaiHs.

President CALDWELL, of the South
Carolina Railroad has published the cor
rcspondencc between himself and the
Postmaster General in relation to the
transportation of the mails, which places
the matter thus The Railroad Company
demanded S237.50, per mile, per annum
between Charleston and Augusta and at
The same rate from Branchyille to Co!um-
bia. The Post office Department offer
S237.5O, per mile from Kingsyllc to Au-
gusta, where the grea, mails are convey
cd, aud SlOu, per mile from Columbia to
K'ngsvrllr and the same between Charles
ton and Bran,hvllIc, the last two routes
being only Tor the tran -Lortalion of local
mails.
10 TINS the President OF the South Car.
Dina railroad replies, that his irsl offer is
the only one, that can be accepted and
s,ys:
"From Charleston tn BranchvilIc, four
trips are made daily by Mail Trains, or
t"N''J '''PS 11ct"tcl'
KmgsviIe and Columbia we make three
trips daily, one Of which sends forward the
Northern mail five hours in advance. =
While from KIngsvilIe to Augusta there
are only two trips day performed, OF
fourteen trip per week. The mail from
the City OF Charleston we think cannot
be termed u local mail. The business Of
the city it. elf. with its extensive posta
connections. constitutes large mail ser.
vice, and The Havana and Key Wes
Mails also pass over our Road from Char
| lesion to Branchville. We therefore can.
not accept The rate of compensation you
propose Tor 'he service upon our road"
Both parties are firm and doubtless ac
tuated by sense of duty. The conse
quencc Of all this is, that or and after the
first day of jan'.ary next the mails vii
have to be carried from XingsyilIe r
! Stage coaches, a contract for which, it. il
slaIed. has already been made. "yVhat
all 10 there my ccuntrymen."
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Machine Shop.

Oh the 18th ult the subscribers assob,
cia,ed themselves in copartnersnip, for
the purpose OF conducting business az
Engineers, MachinisIs, Blacks,niths, &c.
Be ng both practical aud working me-
chanics, we feel cnnhlcnt of giving gen.
eral satisfaction to our employers. Good
'w"rkmen viii be employed 10 assist in
giving despatch 10 orders. We will fill
orders for Castings, Tor owners OF Steam
Mills and others. In short, we will en-
deavor W meet The wants Of orr fellow
citizeam in this part Of the Stale in the
above branches ni business.
Our business viii be conducted under
the name Of COGiILAN g. GAY.
A Wliee!wrIsht and Gunsm.th Shop 10
connected with the establishment for the
accommodation Of customers.
TerIns.-CaslI or, lis equivalent.
,fa@ \. J.. COGHLAN. Il
ssRECHNUN GAY.
VII. g. Man. r. r. Depot, Se,aterville.
Dee. u, 1854 s Ct
u Watchman copy 81.
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SO Likely Negroes.
nv A u DuJIIIDS

WILL be sold at private sale, in an en-
tire gang, SO likely NEGROES, accus-
toned to the cultivation of cotton and
provisions on the Congaree and Wateree
rivers. The gang consists Of men, women,
boys, and girls, Of which there are but
three over forty, aud five under six years
old, the balance between ten and thirty,
and large proportion between twelve and
twenty years old. A more desirable gang
OF negroes were never offered in this or
any other market A list Of the above
negroes may be seen and all other inform
nlion obtained by applying IA: :::y office,
in rear Of tho Commercial Bank, Coluaa-
bia, s. G. Terms liberal.
Dec. 20, 1864 3 ri
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the transport ships, Of France and
England. We do not pretend to
answer for the faithfulness of these
reports, but considering the well
known pe'ils ofthe Black Sea, at this
season of the year, they are, to say
the least, highly probable, and it must
be taken into account Of the general
chances Of the winter campaign, TINT
the Russians re marching into
warmer, and the Allies into colder
climate than they are used to. This
circumstance told with trightful pow
er against the French in the retreat
from Moscow in 1912. 1t can hardly
fail to have its effect IN 1854.
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TNE SUMTER BANNER
sNAT&&SSAA99 g. @s
J.S. RICHARDSON, JR. p
JOHN Il. LOGAN. AoH''
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 1854.
Agents aOa. tRae BANNER.

The following persons lave been ap-
pointed Agents and are authorized to re.
ceiye. and receipt Tor, all auns due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing to
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also see to forwarding all adj
rcrtising business connected with the
paper.
w. w. WALKER JK.,. Columbia S. C..
5. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. c..
WILLIAM HYDE, ...... "a. -. )"
r. &. LOGAN. SumtcrviIlc S. 6
No other per.on 10 authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
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For the Banner.

SUHTERvILLE, S. e., Dec. 16, 1854.
Gentlemen Of Chrenlont Counfy:--I come
oiit in this manner to inform you that cir
cums,ances Of private nature will moi al.
low Inc to DO before you two years hencs
as candidate for a seat in the State Log.
islature, and having willingness to serve
you in some way, offer you my services
es candidate for Tax-ColIector at the
Eext election, and if elected do promise to
discharge my duty to the beat OF my ability.
l am yousss most respectfully,
Q. p. McROY. q
~ Wa.chman please copy If.
Dec. 40, 1854 8 If
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COLU DIKNSES.

The telegraph announces the cleo.
ton by the Know Nothings of local
officers in various towns of Massachu-
setts. In Boston their candidate was
the present Mayor, Dr.J. VIC Smith,
whose earnest and courageous devotion
to the laws during the progress of the
Burns case, made him particularly
obnoxious to the abol.tionists. The
Unio" and other papers that have
endeavorcd to create the belief that
know.Nothingism is only q phase OF
Abolitionism will find this an awkward
fact 10 reconcile with their theory.
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mis- . M a ag ss.A-N

Returns her thanks 10 her friends aud
patrons for their liberal patronage during
tho present year, and would solicit corr
tinuance of The same the coming year.
Sho will resume the duties Of her school
on the first Monday in January 1865.
~ TERMS.
Spelling, Reading and writing per.
The shovc with Geography, GRAMMAR
Philosophy. and ArtlImatic .i&6 90.
Including tho above with Botany and
Artronomy, :...:.:.........9 .97.M.
FRENCH per quarter, ....... 5000.
Dec. l5 1854. g.. Ct,
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: the day fixed for adjournment.

Columbia is getting thincd out day after
day-tho races-bsing over we suppose the
few who have remained thus long to wit
ness them will soon be vending thoir way
home and the place must then fall back to
it's usual and every day life. The men,
bers too are beginning to think of getting
home, and we have no doubt all will be
glad when the day Of depafture comss.-.
Wo euroelqes are onxioHs for it.
Yours truly,
ts6" j. 8. r.
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james J. HarIlee, survivor, ForecIo.
Josiah w. Moody, HdkhG. Mortgage,
Finklea, Hugh &. HaseIien. &c.
In pursuance Of a decretal order OF the
court Of Equity, in this Case, will offer
for Gale at Marion Court House, on Tues
cay the I'd January next, between the
usual hours of sale. .
All that lot of land containing four and
thrce.tentls acres, situate in The village
of Marion, on the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, and is bounded, north by
said road, cast by land belonging to the
said road, south by land belonging 10 the
estate of A. l.. Scarborough. and west by
the public road.
On The premises is fine new hotel,
erected within the past year. loo feet in
length, with ample accommodations and
all the necessary ou,buldinys.
This is probably The best lot for an eat
ing house on the rail rod, being about
equally distant from both lermini.
TEEMs.-For 80 much rs will pay about
the first instameni on bond (hirteen
hundred dollars} with the accruing inter.
es, on 9390O from LIST January. 1853, and
expenses oil sale, cash for the balance, A
credit of one aud two yenrs, with intercs,
from I lie day OF sale. Purchasers to give
bond with approved personal security. and
mortgage OF the premises to secure the
purchase money.
e. D. EVANS, Com'r. :.
Dec. 20, 1854 8 I'd
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II Y SN x ~ q 4 x .

MARR'ED,--On the evening Of the l4,h
inst, at the residence of Martin Rhodes,
by the Rev. D. McQcen, Mr.. z. j..
SHAW and Miss LILLIs J. WnITwoRrH,
all of Sumter District, s. C..
So friend Erwin has changed his life,
And taken to himself neat, pretty wife.
Long life to them boh-with all of its
joys,
Peace, plenty and wealth-and numer-
GUS boys.
Bonus.
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Notice..

In pursuance of tho dirfeiioi of thy
Act Of the Legislature in such caseS
named and provided an election for C. era
"f the Court for Sumter District will bS
held in The town of Sun'erviIle, on the
second Monday in January next. The
Box vii! be opeH one day only.
]. J. KNOX, t'sisi
III. HAYNSWORTH, y
Dec. 20, 1854 d ia
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Land for. Sale.

A VALUABLEs traGt,of Eafidss ofisH:
Ell for saie; situated in the Fork n Black
klver, containing seven hundred and sew
enty acres. On tho premises is good
Iwo.story Dwelling, with all necessary
Ont buildings. all in good repair. About
3OO acres OF land is under good fence
Apply 10 the subscriber at Plowden's Mills
Post Office.
X. J. WITHERSPoON..
Dec. Ia, 1854 7 ~
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Wanted

A TEACHER to take charge of thes
Summer'on Academy the ensuing year
Salary, four hundred dollars or the re-.
ceipts Of the School. None need Apply
unless we'll recommended.
w. w. BENBOW,
Chairman Bourd Trustees.
Wright's Bluff p. o., Sumter District,
Dec. IL, 1854 7 bt
gJ Watchman COPY.
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COTTON MARKET

CO 'os.-To.day's inquiry rsoulted
in the sale of about 1000 bales, prices
so irregular as to defy quotations but
at the same time Of decidedly droop
ing character, extremes ranging from
6 ~ 8 ,.
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t5F- Persona wishing to sce Us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find us at any hour during the day,
at our Office, just back Of So:oaoNs' New
Store. 1T All letters addressed 10 the
Banner must be pre- paid TO insure a,ten.
ton
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For Sale.

: On the first Monday in January next I
will sell at public auction in Sumterville,
FIVE or six PRIME NEGROES, Gall men)
a77':,:iE ;hheii 10 a fri ruir Blacksmith.
TERns-Credit Of 2 or 3 years, with
bonds. mortgage and personal security.
Interest 10 lie paid annually. Purchasers
to pay for nlt necessary papers.
VEKAlEIt.LE BRADFORD.
Stateburg, Dec. 4, 1854 6 at
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Notice.,

All peraons having dema nds against tho
Estate of The late John S. Bradford are.
hereby notified to present the same props
erty dnestcd for payment, and those who
arc at nli indebted 10 said Estate are re-
quesled to make payment to
VERMElLLE BRADFORD,
Qualified Erecuirir.
Stateburg. Dec. 4, 1854 6 It
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A Call in Earnest,

All parsons indebted to us by note, or &C..
count previous to the first Of January las. are
respectfully requested to make immediate pays
fnenf. ri f.E.t@. =. : -, /,
ing to US, and wo trust thia cali will no. bo
diuregardeJ. " s,s,y,
fM ~ ROGERS d &ssPENCER.
BishoPv!lle, Nov. 81, 1884. S &su,
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First this Season..

The frat drove Of hogs, numbering over
ane hundred head, arrived here on Sutur-
day. They may be found a, CHIHA's yard;
seven cents gross IL the arkng price.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-20
Proceedings OF the Lcghs-
latQlFe.
l:atlIre.

We omit this week the publication
of the proceedings Of the Legislature,
the most interesting ofwhich will be
found in our letters from Columbia.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-12-20
Negroes For S@He.

Will be aod to the highest bidder on the first
Monday in January mex |, about EIGHT LIKE,
Li NEGROES, belonging to the Estate Of
Charles w. Wells deceased.
Conditions on cay Of Sale.
4 w. LEWIS,
Administrator.
Dec. 20, 1854 8 I'd