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HON. D. 10. AssssAADae.

This distinguished gentleman las,
we are pleased to learn, purchased
from Rev >. Is. Jones his handsome
residence and surrounding lands in the
suburbs Of our village, and conlcm.
plates making Anderson his future
home. Ills object in doing SO is to
avail himself and family of our salu.
brious climate and fine schools. COL
Ashmore has been Oh several occasions
elected 10 the Legislature from Sumter
District, and made useful al. ID active
member. At the last session of the
Legislature he was elected to tho
Comptroller Gen 'nlship, which Office
he now holds! He Is ade
MANA man of extraordinary talent
extensive rcputation-indomitable will
and energy. We congratulate there
fore our fellow citizens OF Ande.s
on the prospect of being daily associa
ted with Col. Ashmore, whom W
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THE UiRLtIlEE HOUSE.

Ssssss;cYvistc s. e.. Nov. 4 1854.
This House. situated immedlste,T uii
the Wilmington a. Manchester Rail Road
and at very nearly "A central point between
Wilmington Nc. Charleston s. G.. and
Augusta Ga, is still open Tor the reception
and accommodation OF the travelling pub
lic. and afibr1s. The tired traveller an op-
portunIty to lay overa night on the tire
some journey Letween The points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted UP
several comfortable bedrool,s fos that cx-
press lnrposs and having incurred the
first heary erl,enais,.re on,sis line of road
ior the couliou and accommodation Of.
travellers. he hopes by the continued and
uni ntireing zeal OH ile;purt OF tie Managers
ot lhe eslabllsh,heni,. secure q c Jn,inu-
anGe OF hat liberal patronage bestowed ON
him Tor lhe.lastteu months: He could
refer To hundreds irbm the North, Sout h.
East aid West, as to the claims of his,
House, but prefers persons giving him "a
personal risit. .
W..S. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
AND LADY,, Managers
Nov. 8, 1854. 9. 6n,
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and Charleston, from sheer negligence,
and when an effort in one case was
made, by faithful Agent on the road
to rcmedyfas fnr as possible, this neg
lect, his orders We're disohcyed, anil
when he appealed teone Il EitHe hightr
IN authority, liz was hot sustained. and
thus added insult to injury. Cotton
which ought to have been IN Charles.
ton weeks ago Is suffered to- re,nain
on the platform, no cars provided for.
Itstransit; and thus, mon are compel
led to submit 10 loss and inconvcn-
iencr, when it is clearly the fault d
some body OH the Railroad"
In Sumter we fare cquaNy,as bad !;
i'll consequence Of which large quan
titles of cotton, near 400 bales, have
already been sent from this District to
Wilm ngton, either ffor sale there, or
reshipment tosNcw Yolk; our plan
.ters are also looking to Wilmington
for their supplies Of groceries. 1t
bchoovcs the merchants of Charleston
to look into these matters.
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anderson Iduocate.
Notice,

| will sell at the place where now
live on Saturday the Odd day Of December
next fine lot of young Mules, Cattle,
Hows and Pigs, quantity OF fat Pork,
Rice. Fodder; !; about 10 bushels superior
planting cotton seed, Wagon, Cart, Cotton
Gin, Handinill, Plantation tools and inple-
ments of every descriptions Household and
k'ichen FurnIture, consisting in part OF a
fnc lot OF hiahog6hy, such as sitting and
rocking Chairs, Sofrs,' Bookcasc, L.adIcs'
Dressing Bureaus, Wordrobc, Dining
Table, Cardle-siunds, Washsland<, Fcaih.
er beds, B"ds,eads and bedding, &c, with
many other articles too tedious to mention.
IERMs.-A credit OF twelve months
with interest from date and approved Sc
eurily, on all sums over five dollars
j. d. hSHMORE.
Noveinber %. 1851 $ st
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Extract ar0aR: dlac fss'cisc RI T.
RaacaRa Oa' dEAe GRAND .BasR.y
OF WILLIAMSBURG DIsrRIcT.


#ethc Grand Jury Of Williams.
burg District at Fall Term 1854, do
make tic following, prcsentmcnts viz
we present rs our unanimous
opinion that the Federal Law abolish.
ing the African slave trade is a public.
grievance We hold that this trade ha,
been and would be, if rces,ablishcd.
blessing to the African himself; We
hold further that this trade is consist.
ant with the true policy OF the South
that slavery itself is authorised and
sanctioned by IIoly.writ, and expert.
ence has taught us that by introducing
African Slavery into these United
States the African has been elevated
from condition of absolute barbarism
into one' of comparlive civilization
from condition OF hcathcn darkness
into one of Christian light, from a
condition Of dcspotic and chaotic
misrulc into one Of benign and regn.
lated law. We hold that Slavery is.
forbidden by no principle of polics. or
religion except that which sprngatron,
the phrenzied Imagination of fanatic
philanthropy which arrogantIy as,
sumcs to be purer and holier than what
is written We therefore recommend
this subject TO The consideration and
actinn of the Legislature Of this State,
trusting that through its influence the
evil complained ot may be removed.
-, y NASNN. foreman.
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know they will find to be an accommo
dating ncighbor, obliying friend, and
useful citizen. Whilst, we regret the
contemplated departure from our
village OF That invaluable citizen and
excellent Minister Of the Gospel. Rev.
). Is. Jones, we heartily rejoice that
the vacancy which will therebya be
occasioned, will be supplied by the
accession TO our number of one pos
sessed OF SO mnny noble traits. Of cha
racter, and ofa reputation so wide md
well merited as We can claim for, Hon.
J. D. Ashmure
anderson Advocate.
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Thanksgiving Ebay.

Our readers will bear in mind, that
tomorrow the 23rd inst, has been
appointed by his exccIlcncy, Governor
MANSISo, as day offasting, humilia
ton, prayer and thanksgiving.
1t is a somewhat singular and happy
coincidence that the same day has been
set apart for Il similar purpose, by the
executive power of six other States
and the 30th named by ten.
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R He OC'L "a RI a. !. II, 4 eI Il

By his Erce!lency John Lawrence Aisnii..
ming, Gorernor and Comn,ander.i;n-C Chief
IN and orer the Slate Of South Carolina.
NAFHEREAS it is duty Incumbent ubon'
s9 every people at all times to acknowl.
edge their dependence upon an ali.wiso'
and merclful Coz; to praise, him for his
glory and benefactions, and to express i,p
coMrI'ion and knniEalion'a submission. 10,
lbs dlspensa,iois, and dependence ..upou
His power; =
;. And whereas i is. eniincntly becominp..
IN he people oi this State, III view OF tie.
great benefits which have been bestowed
upon them during the past year, and also
i'll view OF the mortality and other calam-
ties whcltIn some places have befalen
them, IT, make public demonstrations Of
their gratitude, and humiliation and resip-
nation. 8 Iys.
Now, thercforcI, JOHN LAURENCE,
MANNING, Governor aud Commander
in-Chct IN and over the State of South,
Carolina, 40 hereby set apart THURS.
DAY, the twenty third da3 of Etoye,iber,
as day Thanksgiving, Fasting Humnil.-
lation and Prayer (; and hereby invite. the
Ministers and teachers Of all relirious'
denominations throughout the State, upon'
that day to open their several places Of,
public worship, and return thanks 10 Az
mighty God for tic manifestations of fIs
mercy to acknowledge the -sns of tic
people and, by humiliation and prayer.
10 enirrat HIS iorglviness Of them, and
| 'mplore the extension over the common
wcaltln His love and mercy.
And lturIhcr invite all persons engaged
in secular pursuits to close. for lie day
above mentioned, their places of business.
and iorsake Their usual avocations, aud TO-
promote, as fur as possible, proper OBJ
>c:vAncc OF the rights and so!cmnties Of
| the occasion.
G ven under my hand and the seal of
the Sinle, at 'lurnbia, this tiiirty-irst'
day Of Ort5hcr. a. u. one thousand eight
hundrc and fity-lonr. and in the seventy
ninth year Of AInern an Independence.
JNO. LAURENCE MANNING.
Ben. PERRY, Secretary of State.
| Nov - 1854 z g..
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Bribery i'm Sumter.

The Carolina Times of the 18th
inst, says:
We have been Informed that in
Sumter, too, money was put upon
deposit, if not actually used for the
purchase of votes, during the election
in that District"
This is the frs, intimation OF the
kind that we have heard OF. Perhaps
the informant of the Times is mista.
ken.
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Sc, Carolina----Sumter Dist.

~ - A<~ ~ ~ I<SYt Nbufb JOI SQt
District.
Whereas, NJ M Benbow hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration on ali and
singular The goods and chattles, rights and
creditors Of the late r. H. Watt Of
the said District, deceased
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish ali aiid singular, inc kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased. to be and appear
before me at our next Orilnary's Court for
the said District, tn be holden at Sumter
Court House OIL Friday the 24ih day of
November inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given un'lcr my hand and seal. the
18Th dag Of November in the year
L. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
drcd and fhy-ionr, and in The 10th
year OF American In,le pendence.
w. LEVI o. s. D.
Nov. 10, 1854 8 q
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6 Beaver HDaaaa.,,

Wetregret that the Communication
signed B aver Dam" cannot be
inserted in this issue. Other matters
are ahead Of it in point of time, and it
must await its turn. 1t shall appear
IN orr next, and as it is designed for
the Legislature, und that body will
then be in session, we hope it may
reach the notice Of some of the inhuen-
stiai members Of that hone rable BODY,
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The board OF !!4sttcs OF ne :,
Carolina College, at its annual Mectinu.
resolved TO celebrate, in connection with
the exercises of the next commencement.
The FIFTiETH ANNIVERSARY Of the
College. An Grafton will be dclve rcd,
at The request OF the Board. By the Hon.
James l.. Pctigru. in the new College
Hall, which, it is hoped will be completed.
The committee appointed to make ar
engagements tor The occasion, earnestly
request all who have ever had any con.
nee lion with tho College, either as teach
crs or pupils, or who have received any
Degrees from it, whether regular or hona-
ry, to bcprescet.
The annual Races over the Conparee
course will commence on Tuesday the
l2lh o! December next.
Two hundred and fifty livcs were lost
by the wreck OF the cmlgran, ship New
Era on the Jersey coast, during dense
fog. last Sunday uiyhl. She was bound
ior New York with three hundred and
eighty passengers.
The party in lavor o. granting OF license
10 sell liquor, carried tie election in New
Orleans ON Thursday by majority OF five
thousand.
AT all election held in A!sicrs La, op-
posile New Orleans on the 9Th inst. To
take tie sense of the voters of that place
on the question Of grantlag licenses 10 sell
liquor, majority OF twenty decided
against he license system.
The foundry OF Clark Mills, the artist,
was destroyed by fire in Washington, las,
week, together with his celebrated u,odc!
Of Jackson. Fortunately several castings
of the statue, had been placed outside The
building.
The Kansas Herald Of Freedom exhorls
lts friends in the East to hast Ell emigrants
on, for hat the Missourians are crowdiny
around Fort Leavenswor,h in considcra-
be numbers.
A new drill for infantry is about being
introduced into the system of West Point
tactics, identical with the one which Orig
mated many years ago in la belle France
for the use of the ChaSseurs de Vincennes.
The sugar growers Of Louisiana are
at present actively engaged in grinding
their cane The yield is represented aa
being very small, it in some instances re-
qniring the consumption of five or six
cords Of wood to produce hogshead of
sugar, the latter article, however, is said
to be of an unusual superior quality.
Our friend, w. b. Johnston, eLi,or OF
tho South Carolinian, has been elected
Captain of the Emmett Guards, n New
Volunteer Company recently organized IN
Columbia.
Mount Hood, 10 Oregon, has now been
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The Prcscmanncnt OF the
GRAND jury of WILLIAMSBURG DIS.

TR1CT.
We publish, in another cofamn,. so
much Of the presentnent Of the Grand
Jury of Williamsburg District rs re.
Iatcs 20 the removal, by our Govern,
naent. of the present prohibition on
the African Slave trade. The pre-
sentiment is pointed: forciblc and full
otsound truth and good policy. We
regard it as u great and growing evis
to the cause Of the South and to the
institution OF slavery that tiiis property
is every day rising in value and in
fnet, has already become SO high as to-
induce those owning but few slaves,
to part with them for the money Of
the large Capitalist Of the country
For whenever this spcc cies Of property
is entirely concentrated in the hands Of
few wealthy planters, the strongest
OF all inducements to protect and de-
fcnd this institution is lost to shc
majority and poorer portions of our
people, who will then see in the slaves
oflhc rich' only so many ripuls in all
the dcpartnentso Of labor and industry.
But open again the slave trade Let
this species ofproperty become com
mon and every white-n,en Il slave
owner and you at once erect an effect
ual and insurmountabe barrier to.
every thing like abolition and fannti-
cal sentiment in regard 10 this subject.
We 90 not intend, however, TO dis.
cuss this subject now, but set out only
to the article alluded to-.
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the yield being 81 10

acre Of rice, the yield being 81 10
5abushels, IS.
Col. +. NJ. Mel4ett, for. the best
aere ofrye, the yield being r6:bushels
& and 4 qts., S5 for the best specimen
ofsese rye, 81.
Capt. j. J. Chandler, largest yield
& #ofhay per half acre, 2009 lbs, S5 J;
9 and for best year Old mule colt, IS.
~. Nj. Pitts, for the best stalk Of
cotton, 81 best specimen of seed rice,
Isl: best specimen seed wheat, S !; best
i pair of lambs, So best pair Of Suffolk
& pigs, So.
85 85 Dr.. J. E. Dennis, best mare and
colt, cup, value $40.
Mr.. w. S: Hudson, best COW and
!: calf, (full bloody $S best specimen
turn plough, 50; scrapcr, 81; best half
swap, 81.
Mr.. Elijah pringle, for the best COW
!. and calt; common stock) Sc; best
heifer, - best two year old mule colt,
IS.
Mr.. G, w. Lee, best ram, SO.
Mr.. w. M. Sanders, best SOW and
pigs, SO.
Dr.. r.. W.. Briggs, best pair Shan
ghais, 81.
4 j. +. Bradford, best pair game fowls,
{ 81 and the best pair turkeys, 81.
& J.J. Knox, best specimen OF butter,
81 best jar of preserves, 81 !; best
specimen ofnegro cloth, 50 best com.
6rs, 50.
Gen. S. r. Chandler. best specimen
of home made soap.
& r. B. Cain, best specimen of brandy
peaches, 81.
H. N. Bradford, best woollcn coun-
terpane, So; best cotton do, So.
Dir. r. S. Mcllctt, best pair mus.
Z covy ducks, 81.
Col. j. s. Bradley, best quilt, 50.
Noah Crane, best single horse buggy
$5.
On Motion Of Dr.. J. c. Hnynsworth.
Z. Resotved; That the treasurcr be or
.dered, after paying the debts OF the
Association, to put out on interest tho
balance Of the funds, including donn
/, tions.
The Association then proceed to the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
tile result of which was rs follows
President, ]. M. PITTS.
Vice presidents, w. e. Mills, j. S.
Bradley, NJ. M. Bcnbow, J. J. Ingra.
ham, j. w. Rembcrt, A. j. Moses.
L. P. Loring, Secretary.
A. a. Nettlcs, Treasurer.
j. S. Richardson, sen'r., Anniversa-
~ Orator.
RESOLVED, That the thanks @: ;hh;s
hssociation are due, and hereby ten
dered, to the Sons of Temperance, for
the use' Of their hall and lot, for our
last exhibition.
RESOLVED, That the publishers of our
village papers be requested to strike
= oti, each. one hundred extra copies Of
-eheir issue containing the speech de
lisered by Mr.. Fl. l.. Pinkney. Jr,
, !o:-; distribution, and charge the sainc
to the Association.
Resolved, That They n"""ra 1'''.,'
District be reqncst"' .>-'
P1TuCeedings
The Society then adiolrrci, lo'mect
at the Court House, on Saturday, the
18th inst.
JIM. PITTS; President.
G. w. LEE, Sec'y pro tenn.
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Contingent Accounts.

Those of our rcadc's having bills
against the State Of South Carolina
Will do we'll to remember that contiu-
gent accounts must be presented dur
ing the tirs, three days ofthc session
OF the Legislature.
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THE SU.nTER BANNER
SNAV@&VAAN&7 So @s
j. s. RICHARDSON, JR. p
JOHN r. LOGAN, 1Df'o"s'
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1854.
Agents for tine BANNER.

Tho following persons have been ap
pointed Agents and are authorized to re-.
seive, and receipt lor, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing to
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing thn1R their name and address will
have the puper forwarded promptly.
They will also see 10 forwarding all ad-
pertislng business connected with the
paper.
~ w. w. WALKER JR., Columbia S. C..
8. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. c..
WILLIAM HYDE. 80. .".... -. :"
r. G.. LoGAN,.. .Sumterville S. C
no other person is authorized to receipt
fSr the Banner.
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First Page.

II, On our first page will be found Mr..
Pl'rskaEY's,A Address and the proceed.
yihgs Of abe Sumter Agricultural Asso,
eiatlo1. Of the. Address wo have al
ready expressed our opinion, and can
now Soaly recommend it to the
careful perusal and study of our read
ers, s4ys M
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Railroad Facilities.
The last Camden .Joarnat says !:

The last Camden Joarnai says:
"Thc business community of Cam
dem have been seriously Imposed
upon for the last two or three months,
by the great difficulty thrown in their
way in the transportation and receiv-
ing Of their merchandise. Goods for
our merchants have been suffered to
remain on the :oad between Camden
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The Carolina Times.

This paper has been revived under
most favorable auspices. 1t will be
conducted by Mr.. +. II. ;Bn1rroS and
JAMES II. GILES, Esqr., whose names
arc sufficient guarantee Of its future
usefulness a, d success.
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COTTON MARKET
CHARLESTON Nov,

CHARLESTON Nov. 1S.
81 COTTON.-The market was quiet
to-day, and prices were dcpress d.
The sales were limited to 700 bales,
at extremes ranging from 7 Ia to
or Sc.
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e Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find IN at any hour during the day,
at our Office, just back of SoI.oMoHs' New
Store. " All letters addressed 10 the
Banner must be pre- paid to insure atten.
tion.
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New Goods
AT THE NEW STORE

III I NIT IN II w = VINE
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A. NJ. NEFVBERY gives notice to the
citizens o' Sumter and Darlington District,
that he is now receiving and opcnining il,
II S. NEW STORE, ii chulce aud well Sc
lccied stocked Dry Goods, Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Crockcry, Glassware, Gro.
cer'es' S"dd''ry, Hardware, Ready Made
Clothing, &c.
10 all OF whichhe invites the a,ten,iu,
o the public, especially the ladies'.
A. NJ. NEIVBERY.
November %. 1854 5 If
~ Watchman cony
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HEAD QUARTERS,
44TH REGIMENT. S. C. M.

OLnFoRD, Nov. 20, 1851.
A Court. Martial is hereby ordered lc
convene at Thomas d. Davis (ncar Tim
mons Town) on Friday the 10Th OF De-
cen'ber next at ! | O'Clock a. m. for the
trial. Of all d. fau!ters in the 4I,h Rcgi-
,no.!, y. G. ~, ...,:.:.. i.~~;ue rroriils ncx,
preceding sal 'ourt.
TO consist Of the following officers to
Wit
Major Thomas II. Connors, President.
hismbers:.
Captain B. A. Chandler.
J. w. Monlgon,ery
e. H. J.. Bcn6cw.
=" G. w. Hodge,
Lieut.. J. B. Moore.
J. w. Weeks.
:" $. w. Sullivan.
g.. &c. = Bagna.: s supcrnu'rs.
w. F. r: Hnyns worth, Judge Advocate.
Commanders oil Companies will have
Their dcfau!lcrS notified to attend and iurn-
ish the court with evidence of such sum
mons. BY order of Col.
r. NJ. MELLETT
w. G. RAMSEY, Adj't.
Nov. %, 1884 5 I'd
~ Watchman COPY I'd.
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Notice.,
THE GRAND LODGE OFAN
! CIEWI' FREE MASON.S OF s. g..

L
GENT FREE MASON.S OF s. &.
Will celebrate its Centennial Anniversary
OH the eth day Of December next
a procession Of all the Lodges under its ju
risdiction will he FORMED on that day at 10
O'Clock, A.. NJ, at the Masonic Hall, corner Of
King ard, Wentworth-streets, and ali AID
DRESS, ,-sniablc to the occasioh; will bc de
lvcrcd by Brother SAMUEL HENRY DICK
SON, NJ: D., Past Master Of Orange Lodge
No. Fl
The period Of the year when the celebration
will take place, seems to the Committee of Ar
Engagements so be favorable for u general nl-
tendance Of Afasons throughout the State, and
es every effort will be made 10 procrte Il rrtltr-
ton of fare on railroads and 'stcamboats for
those who attend the celebration, it is hoped
thct no Mason who can attend will be absent
JOHN A. GYLES,
JOHN II. HONOUR, &c
ALBERT q. MACKEY, MD. :
GEORGE u. WALDRON, : :
GEORGE II. WALTER, Eg
HENRY BUISr, Sc
l.. THAYER, o.
Nov. Is, 1854 3 ui
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New Goods

IVVSW .QNaeOWSa
THE subscriber has Just returned from.
the No!th,'and is. now opening a splendid
stock Of .ss
Lavaics' Dress Goods.
of all kinds, viz:
a beautiful lot OF Rich Plaid and Striped
SILKS;
Plain Colored5 do. Black Striped and
Plain dn.
Cashrneres, Mcrinos, Persian CLths
Ladies' Corsets Motalic Corset Boards,
l.aces, &c.
Rigulcts, assoued colors, French.work-.
cd Collars. Bands, &c.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Ladies' Gaun,lets;;
Long Black Mills for aides and Misses. ;.
SHOES OF all DESCRIPTIONS.
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Ladies'.
Work Boxes, &c. &c. ~
: For Planters.
hfull .siockoiNegro Kerseys, Blankets,
Negro Shoes, Grdctfies,. OF all kinds
Ready made Clothing, saddiety, ,,Haru are,.
Cooking Stoves Air-tigh Pnrlor Stoves.
Farmers Boilers. &C., at lower prices than,
usual. Call and get bargains.
L. B. HANKS.
Oct. 25, 1854 So If
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.Admini1Sra Notica

Admini7tratorJs Nntica.
All persons having demands against the
Estate of r. NJ. Sanders, are requested
to hand them in 10 The subscriber duly at
tested according TO law and all those tha,
will have notes or bonds due the fiss, a.
November, are requcslc'! 10 be punctua in
the paymcntst'as the business of The Es.
tate IS such that indulgence cannot be
given:
WV. M: SANDERS.
Oct. 25, 1851 So If
eB Camden tbhrnal please copy three
times.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-22
Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTOi.Y.
G. II. VERONCE & BROTHER

Dealers IN J1panned Tin Ware,
Take this method Of informing their
friends and customers thni they have re-
Gently made large additions to their ma
chlncry Sn as 10 enable them to supply
the great demand in the above line with
nca,ncss and despatch. Our ware is of the
best make and warranted not to leak.
The country trade supplied on liberia!
terms.
G3, Safest. (ncar the markcD Charleston.
November 22,. 1854 5 Gin