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SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and Montgomery stree
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851

ESTABLISHED FEBRU AIRY 1851
ryInterest increased TO = per cent, per Mcnth-es
TTNHE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
4 wears and half ago upon the plan and opera
ton of similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
States. regulating the rates Of interest b. the value of
Money in this country.
DEPOSITS draw interest IT the rate of = per cent per
month per Rules and Regulations TO be had at the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific or
Particular tune
aJ- Deposits with Interest payable on demand
TO MINERS.
Gold pu! sent to or coinage will be returned soon
received from the Mint free Of charge. it remain
deposit will draw interest as above stated Mint certif
Gates bo1ght in whole or part.
To prevent fraud and insure Identification persons send
49,; n"y for deposit will be par iclar to send the
:. I'ssn. County, State Country where they were
- y birthday, mothers name before marriage and
R.t onen ear " in the morning till evening, and satur
d.v in ,n,o, u, for the accommodation Of mechan
General a.,ntdng: Department.
Fxcbsnge on aI the Al, mite cities Gold Dust bought
at market rates Unusual h nkHg facilities Afforded and
deposits received rem merchan al ",er business men
July IA, ls54l0w e'obINSON q W
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DR. GUISOT'S
IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
TeIloEDock Sarsap aTilia,
II Quart Bottles

Fer the Rem0raL and Permanent Cure ot al
Diseases arising from on ituPttre state of
he BIood q Irb.t ofthe Slsfem.
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TNIO

London and Paris. The intent to give to all an op
portanity 80 for their Homes at trifing cost
something pertaining 20 the artistic and beautiful that
7Ae Cottage Of the Artisan and the Dwelling Of The MI
oC2ire alike boast that which money cannot replace
and .hich the of taste in every walk Of life may aI
The vile iii be riiel IA Shares placed by general
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Grand Paintings efE;ssiy, Germany
France and spain.
yaE COSTLY WARES OF PARIS
Descent from tho Gross.
Tho Chapel Of ST. Theresc -!

After rRNs purchased by Mr. Duncan at the Cathedral OF
Notre Dame, in Antwerp, where the Great Original
presented by the renowned Artist to the Church cf his
k.tv
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'wcnty IN Number:

The great interest that attaches to them Is cuIanced y the
extraordinary merit Of the Pictures They visited by
crowds in Paris and 5000 has since ben offered their
repurcse AN INGOf Or GOLD for this amount will be
placed beside them, ready for the person t. whom the
may fall The sam. in itSs handsome Ettle fort ne
and VIII be Immediately delivered shoulI le desire lie
exchange.
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st. Johns School,

RI. Rev. r. +. DAVIS, D. D., 1.onicio
Visitor.
Rev. j. u. McCOLLOUGH. A. NJ, Rector.
md Instructor in Christian Science and BE lies
l.etrrs
WM. B. LEARY. a. NJ, Vice Rector, md
Instructor i'll Ancient Languages and History
ID. ID. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics and
Natural Science.
Rev. T.. y. WAGNER, Instructor in English
Department.
sflIE Exercises of this Institution will be
d resumed on the I'd day in FEBIiUA-
Ri next
Boys nrc admitted over the age of seven years
and prepared for the Junior class in College; or
they NAY receive n ihnruIgh h asadcinicul course
either classical or English
There is but one session, divided in 10 two
terms of five months each } beginning OH the I'd
of February aud ending November 81.
TERMS FER SEssIuN.-For TuI,ion and
Board, including washing, fuel, lights, &C.,
Sa25 payable SemiannnGiiy in afuance.
Entrance ire S25, for which books and sta.
linncry nrc furnished the student 80 long us he
may continue in the institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms
Will be pllowcd them tnt the discretion of the
Rrctor) io- an extra charge of SIS, to pay for
fuel lights, &c.
For further information apply for n "Prospect-
u.s. to the Rector, 1T '.Spartanburg &. H., s. c.,
Dec. II, 1893 t3m
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500 Reward,
RUNAWAY, ION last Tuesday the

70 RUNAWAY, ION last Tuesday the
~ 9TH instant, my Boy RICHARD. n
-A-Iwhite mulatlo. about five feet three
or four inches high, tocrably stout built,
about twcn two years old with straight
light colorcd hair. has very snlky ap-
pearance, and answers quick and shor,
when spoken to said boy has short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar q: blister on
his forehead just above The eye .brows, he
may try to hide ii by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will he
sure to pass himself for white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care of his skin for some tine. When he
left lie had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark colorcd pair of pants. He will he
sure To change his cap and clothes us soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in font
straight down to hide the scar of the bls-
ter. He is a shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go AT the business, expecting
that he will he SO advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will he paid for his delivery in any
jail in The State. He will be sure 10 give
himself another name
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyvillc, Sumter District, s. c..
May 2htn, 1864 3O-,f
nB" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga
zette publish five times.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT W. ANDREWS no.ofies, tbs
citizens ofthfs. and the adjoining Districts,
that no hns removed his Stables near the De.
pol OF the w. g. NJ. r. Road, where he Is rsaay
At all times to take charge .ef diseased Horses
for a moderate charge In an cases where there
is ~, cnre no pay viii be expected. He also
Depot, und expects shortly ID. receive New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he win haul
at the old rate of 10 cents poi package, and
solieits the Patronage Of The Phbsic.
Feb. %, t8Sa gl 'lHf1A ~ ~
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Look Out For Bargains!
MEM SHNR&s

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.
fNllE subscribers are opening and receiy-
L ing fresh and very large assortment
of every description di Goods to suit the
country trade, which will be sold as low as
can be bought in any market for cash;
great pains has hecn taken in laying in the
Stock. Our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
their line. Also. Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, t&e. &c.
All we ask is for buyers to call and exam
inc for themselves. t:SS~ 1--WE especially
invite the attention Of Planters to our N E.
GRO GOODS, kerseys. Plains, Linseys,
WooIscys, Blankets, Shoes, and Hats
Money can be saved by calling on us az
our STOCK is LARGE and zoe arc de-.
tcrmiucd to Sci.
TINDAL g. WATSON.
Sept. 81, 1853. ~ If
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REMOVAL,

/, HH AVING mpvcd tn the stand hcretinre
al occupied by D. ]. Winn, (ncxt donr
TO China = Hotcl.) anil it being better adapt
"eu to our business. than the one previously or-
: cupied by iis, we are now prepared to carry it
on more extensively than heretofore, and are
c6niident of selling on ns reasonable terms rs
*any retail Drug Stora in tho State. Our Stock
! Is constantly kept up and carefully Sc lcctcl
SE,5 ny good wholesale houses rs New York
afS&5SsSC Chnflest0n can afford.
- Aud nfter returning our most sincere thanks
;, 70 our customers and the public generally for
> the very liberal patronage. bestowed on us The
previous year, still continue to solicit IL por-
3 tion Of the SAME. e.
w. JAS. DARGAN IL Co.
Sumteryille, Jan. l, 1851. lot
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Lumber and Wood.

THE subscriber, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill Of Coghlan, Dixon IL Co., re-
spcctiully informs the public, ila, they are pre-
pared TO furnish Lumber Of any description at
the shortest notice.
Iaving good wagons and teams, they can de.
liver to purchasers when desired. They have
large quantity Of prime Oak and Lightwood
which they cnn deliver 10 customers OH moder.
ate terms.
TERMs.--A reasonable deduction In all cases
for cash, or otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders re filled.
Every exertion will be used To give satisfnc-
tion TO those vino InvoHr us with orders.
COGLhN, DIXON, & Co.
Sumtervilc, Jan. II, 1854. II IF
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:, Y ,ss.::': 49,; Notice:>-::-ses,.-.. -
Bish0pvilIc Cnrrjnso md
. q" Harness w Ngi,MIfactOry.

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues tp
cSnrry On tho above business in all its various
branches, and takes this method Of returning
ms thanks to his friends for their liberal patron
aEe ami hnpes by close attention to business to
rtitl merit the same. CAItRIAGESAND BUG
G'ES made tn order and warranted for twelve
months If they should fail in that time il.
point of workmanship mnteral. they will he
rrnmirt, free of charge. He deems it ,,nnec-
ncsa and Durability of his Work, ms his work
Anil show for itself. Call on him at Bishop.
S'i's'a he will give as igood bargains as cnn
bc hutl in Charlesipn,
=, lie also does p0ngI,-work al short notice..
liWse-shoeing done with nca,ncss and dispatch
at 3! so MI rpund. His terms for new work
VIII be to suit pnrchasers.-HVit interest al.
ways. oi. toG1G l#s 'I- i.h.-
Z Bis',opville, S. c., Jnn'y 18th, 1854 la-6m
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Cokesbury Masonic Female
College Institute,

This sc,lool, which has recently come under
the control Of the Masonic Fraternity, and lh,.
patronage of the Grand I.od.. Of the Stat,
will hegin lis EXERCISES the LIST day of February
The near bui,ling for the Institute are not r.njv
for the complete for the organization of th,.
Collegiate Course. and this wears operations
will he preparatory thereto; hut .yei every f,
city common to the IIigli.ShhnolS of our conn.
try will he atlnr,lrd, nid all tn. branches lsu.
ally taught will be taught here. We have tl.
assurance oi the patronage and support Of Il
large part Of tie fraternity and many others:
anu Will the means III our control, we intend 10
cstah ish Il school second to none of the kind in
the State. IL is no S;tfnrinn Institution. but is
open To nll who drsirc IN participate in the rich
rewards 81 4 correct moral and intellectual
training. Our object is 10 ..put one brick i'm
that Educational F.ilcc Of wisdom, strength
and beauty, which the enlightenment of the %.
is rcarnG and We only ask shar,. of the pubii!
pa trnnasr that We may have II fair trial Th.
Trustees take pleasure i'll announcing To the
public that they have secured the services Of
two very accomplished and experienced Ladies'
t"takc charge ofrhc school for the present, wear
Miss IIFLEN THOMPSON and her sister Miss -
THoMrsoN. All the Ornamental, as we'll rs
Literary branches will be taught III rates usual
in such Institutes. Cokcshury is easy ofucccss,
being the line of The Grccnville and G.. r.
Road, and is provrrhiaIIy healthy and moral.
Board can BE- had in the best families at 50 md
$40 per month washing &c, included For
further parlicnalrs apply to the Secretary
J. X. VANCE, President Board.
+. A. CONNOR, Sec'ty.
Cl"kcsshnry: Abbcvillc Dist.
JAM l8, 1851. l2 4D
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Improved Cotton Gins, 5,

Thankful for past favohrs the subscriber wish
es TO inforta ,ire public that he atill mannfac-
tnres Cotton Gins at his establishment in State
burg. on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on oIris
of those gins Of the -lats Improvements is worth
at least quarter of cent more than the COT
ton ginned On the ordinary gin. lie also man
Of the finest finish and Of the hest materials: q,
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened Which he will sell for 81 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puis them in com.
pieie order Al the shorest notice. All orders for
Gins will Dc prnmptly and punctually attended
10. william ELLISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, s G. Feb IT, 2s
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In Equity---Sum District.
William Lewis,
Admir-. of BILL.
Leonard White,
vs. +. J. & NJ. Moses
Charles w. Miller. Compl'ts. Soils.

Tho creditors of the late DR.. James HAYN
swoRTiI, entitled to claim under his assignment
to the above named Defendant, executed Oh
the 2Sh day Of July a. ID. 1912 are hereby no.
,tied that, by an order in the above stated
cause, they arc required to establish their dc
mnnds before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District aforesaid, OH ur before the
first day Of May next.
! also give notice that l will until the
said first day of May next, receive proposals for
the saI': of part ni the real estate conveyed by
the said assignment, lying partly If not wholly
in the corporate limits ul Sumtervillc. bounded
ny lands Of DIR. }. {. HAYSSwonTu, w. l..
BnUNsoH, II. }. CoGuI.AS, and Mrs. G.. Bos-
sAKD, and by the new road running fron, Sum
tcTvillc 10 the steam mill Off J. CoGnLAN d.
Co., supposed To contain about one hundred and
sixty acres
w. f. b. IIAYNSWORTH,
Com'r i'll Equity S. D.
Dec. 81. 1853. 9 If
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CURED!

DELohm = !c BAUM UE ViE' or Balsam OF
- ~, ~ nn u,a, ., up"alns o. twenty years
The nh;c ~ .,.ses 80, omeleo 20
,'s snv 70 lnose a'licted Win INC
,.I.r ~. ,i,,.;.s mvaI,aln'' US s"o anu specify
ieIsi iGr LLncir suner'ngs. m
from can,Isr,a,, % ,'g nv eesanJHs. iney are
in voTr ;rnmsdi,ta x;c;n;,w rsI,. ,iau Ites,us t,,
nr m ;,vo u, If t',1 ,I ire, lhey are m out one
,ho IaI' ,no n ,i or. poSseap uit eatoii'
nr gratnE Dsnn,;, u Ills, lis W. -" wy VOTE
,ise, most nr,cions cnn;nomnJ ""' '''e' " ="
"'1. 1.n,;s.p;u r,Es. p.'I!o..s C eo'nfouhu; M
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

Samuel Iindal,
nds. Ca. SA
Samuel 'rindal who is in the custody of the
Sheriff Of Sumter District, by virtue ofa writ of
CHpius nd safstncicndum, mt the suit of Farrar,
Banks, & Company, having fled in my office,
together with schedule, OH oath, of his es,a,,
and effects, his petition To the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, praying that lie may be admitted
To the benefit of the Acts OF the General AS
scmbly, made for the relief Of Insolvent Debt.
ors 1t is hereby ordered, that the said Farrar,
Banks, d Company. and all other the creditors,
TO whom the said Samuel 1indal is in any
wise indebted, be, and they are hereby sum.
moned. and have notice to appear, before the
said Court at Sumter Court House, on the
eleventh day of April next, TO shcw cause, il
nny they can, why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid, should not lie granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, &. c. P.S.
Office Of Common Pleas Of
Snntcr District, Dec. %, 1853.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity---Sum District

John j. tonyerS and
Julia A. his wife,
vs. Bill for Account
John Dlakely and and Relief.
Isabella l.. his wife,
and others.
III appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas T.. Dickry, Robt. NJ. c. Withcr-
spoon, and Joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants in the abo:c stated case, reside out
of The limits OF the State OF South Carroll
nn, on motion OF Banding g. DcSaussurc,
Complainanl's Solicitors
i, Is ordered that he do appear, and an
swer, plead or demur to the sad bill, within
three months alter the publication of this
notice, or all order pro cmicSs0 thereon
will be entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order be
published for three months in one of the
GaZrlts of the District.
W. l.. B. IlAYNSWOkIII
Commissioner in Equity.
Jan. il. 1851. IL BIN
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GLENN SPRINGS

RhiNAhR aAg8S S?y'AA.yplUJ7s'M ( I u ( e.
RI. Rev. +. T.. DAVIS, D. D., en- Officio
Visitor.
Hsv T. 5 s. AnTn1H, A1'.rn1',,, proprictofs
GEoEsE BENTON, Rector, and IN
s,rucior i'll Mental and Christian Science,
Modern Languages and History.
Mrs. BENTON, Nlntrou.
-. ---, Inst tructor in Mathematics
Natural Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
Prof. &. l.. DeVINE, (latc Of Lime Stnne
Of Mnsic. Instructor III '''e '"e"Fy anu practice
Miss {. NJ. REID, Instructrcss in English
-- SosNosKI, lnstrnciress in Draw
ing Painting. and Assistant in French.
Miss SoPiIiA MARLEY, lns,rurtntss i'm En-
GllSli branches, and Assistant in ,Iatllema,ics
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music, and
English.
n. b. The corps is no, VII complete.
%si III T. n!'ovc Institution, located ut Glenn
~ Springs i'll Spartanburg District, $. &.
VIII he opened for the reception of pupils on
the first OF February next. In converting this
cstnblls hmcnt into 4 school for young ladies
The buildings have been thoroughly repaired and
fitted np and in furnishing them anew no
pains have been spared to make it, in cve,y
respect, such home rs parents would desire
i'r iuciT uiHSnlcTs. particular attention has
heen bestowed upon the Musical Instruments.
and with n large and efficient corps Of tea chers,
ana II thorough course Of study. it n1nr.ls evo-
ry advantage TO be enjoyed in a similar ins ttu.
tion.
Applicants are admitted, Of any age, over
seven years, and placed in suoll class as they
may he prepared 10 inin.
lhe scholastic year will consist of one ses-
SION divided into two terms Of five months each
beginning ON the Isl of February and july
Vacation, December and january
RArEs.-For Tuition aud Bourd, including
washing, fuel, lights, &c &c, SIPS per term
an! hc!c miH DC no ertra chargc, except for
N"sic $40 per term. and for Books, Sl.nst Mu.
SIC, Drawing Materials, &C., actually used.
for further information, seu :. Prospectus. :"
whi;' may lr: i.ai by applying TO The Rector,
or either Of the Frnpricturs
Dec. ~. 1883 am
u Charleston Mercury publish tri-weekIy
and all the oli"r papers in the State weekly,
for thrrs months. and forward bills to Oh. Of
the Propririors.
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REMOVAL.
Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made nrrangeG,cn,s for
the manufacture Of from Four TO Five Thous and
pairs of the above article by theFALL. For
reierence as 70 quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may he dispvsed TO purchase
OF him, to those who patronized him last ycnf
AS 10 price, he will guarantee them as low as
can be oilerded
May % - 9 MORGAN.
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JiNNEY'S HOTEL.
GInspg hin S a.


Mr.. JANNEY. in connection with Mr. D. w.
HARRIS and DR.. II. J. GOODWIN, having
purchased that fine aud cOlnmudiuns establish
mcnt heretofore known rs the CONGAREE
HOUSE, it will hcrcnftrr>b designated us
"JANNEY'S HOrEI..'
In announcing this TO the pnblc, the prnpri-
etors feel that il is not necessary tn present in
detail the n,luccment and advantages which
the Hotel presents. Its loraton, its conlnodi-
business, and the improvements cunlrm pla ted
by the present managers, will, they feel salts
fed, afford To the travelling community aud
others, n Hotel i'll Columbia wIich will in rv-
cry way rank AMONG the best in the COUNTRY
Every comfort. convenience, and aplcndapc,
To the first class hotels in the United States
will he found at JANNEI'S HOTEL. and no
eilurt the part Of the proprirtors will h
waning to render il worthy OF the capitol Of
ilr Stale.
MIX. JANNEY and MIR HARRIS. so we'll
known by the vitiIors; nj The American Hotel
will alwa"s be found At their osts, and if m.
rrnittng attention to the duties they have as
sumc'i, he any guarantee of satisfaction, they
have M hesitation IN promising il To their guests
We have also secured the scrvScs of Mr. 4.
T.. l.. EWAlEr, rs hook Keeper
G: Mr.. Hitchcock $ splendid line or Omni.
buses and Hacks, having th: name of the lI"-
tel painted on them, are attached to Janncy's
Hotel, and will bc prompt mid faithful in the
conveyance of passengers t" and from the yari
Gus dcp";s
jan 25 1854 IL r.
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Important Notice.

FELLOW CITIZENS = 1t is painful task
todnn, but stern necessity and your negligence
Annd forgetfnness, demand that should remind
Saill those indebted to m, either by note or ac-
count, To come to taw with the chink. hiies or
8corn at the mill, on or before the first Monday
f3n March next, to save yourselves OF .lispleas-
'3l,rstanh TO cheat Lawyers, Sheriffs and petty
l &hRtiabes out of cost, for
Rs&slt the loss Of II penny
3 You'll grumble and groan,
4 As though The rhenmatics
"a Were piercing each bone.
~ The ghost ofbad shiIlings
~ = Forever You will hunt,
-, And yon shake, least tomorrow
ID Should bring you to want.
u NV Pny up, and save costs, and there will
3 yet be crust left you.
q WM. FRANCIS BUTLER
Ian. 25, 1854 l3 If.
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f. WI Y ERN.

Thankful for past favors, respectfully an
nounces to the community TINT he has ,iscon-
iinlIod the proprictorshp of the "SUMTE:R
HOUSE" aad now keeps. rs n private bonrd-
ing house, the residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. Gayle, and belonging TO Mrs. IIayn,worth,
where he Will be happy to entertain n few more
day.hoarders
r. S.--IIe would especially say to those, who
have been indebted " him for 10 these many
years to come forward and settle up, M forbear
nnce has censed to be virtue, nnd M. neg he
HinSt haze. .,.S
tFeh.-l ], 1851 " Ii At.
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To Rent.
For Sale.

THNIfE SUBSCRIBER offers for snle OH
T: IL very reasonable terms. some valuable
improved and nninlprovcd lots in the Town Of
SumtcrvIlc For particulars, apply to
ARCII'D. ANDERSON.
Sumte7ville, Jan. 3d, 1851. lu-tC.
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TRENCH.

+s Gan take one more class in the morning be.
tween 10 aud twelve. Those ladies' or Gentle.
men who may wish to join, apply atonce. My
PRICE will he In proportion 10 TIC number of sco-
san. On tho 4th of5nly nexta French Vaudeville
b, III bs performed by my French scholars.
Hereafter 40insteah of sc lessons, will con.
Q,Mie course for the same price ds The orig.
Sfhirty.Six lessons. .. r. TI1EODORE
J, !, 1851 "a s., 81.
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II ltappcarin@ to my satisfaction that the
abo"c named defendant, Caspar Jones. re-
sides beyond the limits OF the State OF
South Carolina
II is ordered that he do appear. and
answer. plead or dcnur TO The said bili,
within three months after the puhlralion
oi thus notice, or an order pro-. ConfeSsio
lhcicnn will be entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order be
published tnr three months in one of the
caZrlts O! the District.
w. Il. R. lINlNSWORTI!,
Commissioner in Equity.
Jan. il. 1851. IL Bun
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
NEW STORE

WNW Door SouM of the Torn Hall
anil nearly opposite Tmhnl d: Watson
TllE subscriber would respectfully in.
!. form The citizens Of SumtrrvIllc and
the public generally, that he has opened at
the above place general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockcryware. &c. &c.
A.so, A Choice lot of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. Sc, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
J. BARRETT.
Nov.n, 1853. 8 ly