The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, December 30, 1846, Image 4
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trie exs MAN h or j?, 9
t' inifte I~ w i t' ~
eat nme t ure
on the buildinga and sde
d Thue lqoIyn, aiten hsvgndelgoune
test ofmorei thana hal .lm Iy,:sN a place
..o(.r*.ort forghehithg eet hyqfeqds n6
- new commeidttonviAtd theyri , (hay.
..lng.a very strong..egaispte tetten y,)
efrom klaen ,exptieneqduriag' the.last
-4esIof the itmosphere zentleto i. oni.of
,th-9 best tointpr,.s~ welInisistnn.r-resit
. dences, tha.t can-beselected is the South.
ern country. , As regards hesillaeinkuy,
and freedom ftom -the,Influences that often
restqrd thp progress ofiyotingilalies.irt vili
4Juges -anti -towns,. this Institution present
peculiar a d t i.Whth may be ad
.dedo refine'd a nd -intellig ht' otliie t; its
Itzisl the'priidse of-!he Ptlq Al to
,-bbild 4i unlinstitution in *hlth thiitugh,
and, at ho'shkide tit,'ateenipliuhed '
Geatibh!rheyr be obtained1lsiwd;kga6 l l
eduestloa ias lradicallyJ defedtive, *tleh
:doWs isotialm'at -iie formdtion and training
* afithd m ortIhirscter'ecording to' ie
Vepirit' add precelis of theGospdil hewwill
4endesirwreto educake the. hearts Mash Well
nia s he'minds and inannbrso$t.tis liefils,
d'-wtt i pieire them foob'e6oaidjuseful
atldi'ateoliadoat mrenibera of seioctyi '2
*DYeliPh'i idi' iW' Principal to' s'eak
ofIthe cimpetency of hinselfaandMrs.
Igoissato conductsuch -an. Instibution,
bt4'a es bimselfthat ti Tiichers
engagell, are,of'ilieirst o'derin'tliir de.
partmente.. ;, ;.! .
-A! Chapel has been opened, and. the
young ladies :will enjoy the, advantages of
regular religious services every Sabbath..
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months. A vacation of two weeks will
be given from the tst to the 15th of May,
and the exercises close on the 27th of No
veqpber.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, Including
Fuel, Lights and ..Tasling, $150 00
Music-Piano or Guitar, incli.
1ing Vocal Music and use of
instruments, . .. 60 00
Drawirig and Painting, - '..30 00
Modern Uinguages-French,
SpanlsheGerman or Italian, 40 '00
IiPTWid terms. except the furnishing of
Stationery, will-be the same as they have
been during the gireent year.
.hntructoru.
Rav..J. J. DUBOSE, I MrsEM.. DUBoSi.
ISAACAULDa. C. I Miss MARaI HorT.
Dr. AuLY will deliver a course of -
1pres opn Chemistry during the year, and a
complete chemical and philosophicalfappa'
ratus will be provided for illustrating by
experiments, the subjects of his. Lectures
Instruction in Vocal Music will form
part of the, exercises of the 'school, but
neither for this, Chemistry, nor Latin arid
Greek, .ill there 'be any extra charge.
The charge of $1I0 will cover 'all the ox
pensesof, 'a pupil, unless she receives in
structidh in Instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the. Modern 'Linguageu.
N'al.t-Ech young ladivill be expect
Od ih 'vo her name distinctly marked on
4rfartl3e of. ier 'clothing, and diso to
Vutnislihr ileri tqwels.'
Nov.11, 1846. - . 2 tf
The Amnerican Agriculturiset.
.Published monthly, by SA xTON & M iLEs,
205 Broadway,. New York,' containing 32
pages, royal octavo.
TERMS8-One Dollar per year in ad
Yan'ce; three copies for Two Dollars; eight
copies for.Five Dollars.
.r-When, Agricumltural Societies order thme
* k for- distribution, among the.meembers,
affelrce will be only FIFTY CFNTS a
ydifer the Monthly Numbers, anid SFIV.
.ENTiFI VE.CENTS, per copy for bound
,olarmes. It wvill be expected that: thmese
eT'rs come olllcially, anid be. signed by
thie President or Secretairy ofI the Society.
'The object or puttinig our periodical at this
very low rate is, to benenht thme ' arrhing
ceomnmunity more extemnsively tihan it could
&:hIerwise be dlone. We hmope, hencefortha,
to see the Agricmmturisi in the hmands of
every Farmer and Planter in the~ counatry.
Eachm number of the A griculturist con
tains but One sheet, and is transported by
mail under the same regulations as news
paper., viz: free any distance not over 30
mniles from its place ''publication; over
thi, arid within 100 n,,,es, or to any town
In the State of New York, one cent postage
en eanch number, and one and a half cents
if or..100 miles, without the State.
Bjick Volumes of TnE AuM .R CaN AoR I
,oULTUJR1sT, witha tables of contents Com
plete, for sale at .$1.00 each; elegantly
aind unmiformly bomund in cloath, 81.25.
Thmese 'are hmandasme, tasteful books, amnd
m-ake very desairabuie preamiumms for distri
bustion withl Ag ricualtural Societius. and
should also find, pilace in) all our District
SchI 'ol. Li braries. Thely conisti tute thme
best sad mfost complete treatise on Ameri
can Fuarminag, Stock-Breedinig, and H'orti
cumlture, extant. When sereral copies are
ordered, a liberal discount will be made.
Editors of newspape~rs noticing thme num
bers of this work nmnthly, or advertising
it, will be furnishead a copy gratis upon
sending such notice to this oflice.
iron.
As full assortment of Iron of every do.
acription; Hlollowv Ware dto., foar sale lawi
19yM. DRIUCKERt & CO.
tamden..Nova 0, 1840.
0 TX TRWAUD0I -3ANN.)'
hkrten den
rE ADY MAO CLOTHING,
of the latest style,f and lfi u'aHisies.'
:Mag and' wel 'ssir-ted'stek o
oe y descriptionwith , -
Bdgging, Regend wine
Vrck4'UIipi4jidare4Cisat,
'idSldseu, of~ al' qualities' atid pI?:
,"~Vanyrinany aribb too nitmer
ous to men t on.
FrRafe ' l i RUC IR. CO.
IRO th 'auspof he.qucriber,qn
theS0th of Qctobir, asP0il 8001Q1%
containjngj.1.iicahorsyssi;;Dollars and
Eeighty-one..utn , andtwo: Notes,.as fol
lows: quae .for:'8220,-given by Irvin~ogers,
as. PrisliandeRichpi Dirow as Bean.
rity, dated Fefiru.ry/i,,40& and. one fo
C gien t jhe, subseribar n bya ieniyFeo
bles--dato notr olnc*ed.. AI perpons
are .lerieby cationed egaunst strza~ding for
said notes.
: .'. .OZIAS MATHIES.
Sumter District, -N9,v. 3, 1840. 1' 2t
Estfay...
WILLIAMS. HOYT, t'is day, tolled be.
fore me a -light-BAY HORSE, -18 years
old;' appraised at 'Twentyantve Ddllars.
The osvner can have the above Iforse by
applyiuigno W. '. Hoyt, Sumtervilie, S. C.
and, paying charges.
- T. J V DINKINS,- Magistrate.
Sornterville, S. C. Oct, 26, 1840. 3 tf
MR. BOWLES
WOULD espectfully anno;ne that he
will commence the term of his scho'ol on
therat Mdnday in' Janua.ry.
'6 i-ms, 84,00 for Elementary Instrue
ion,..05,00 for A rithmetic, Gra'nmar, and
Gebgraphy ; c6,00 for Philosophy, Chem.
:stry, &c.
New Flge, Malaja rapes,
saPrdneses.
26 Drums Newr Figs;5 kegs Mlaga Grapes
50Oboxes new ?runes, faincy boxes
10 boxes new Raisins; 10 half boires do do.
5 qr. boxes do . do. 1 box Lemons.
,, .AL5o
I Leg new Tamarinds, which wil be re
talled byj the pound.
DICKSON & LATTf A.
Camlen, S. C. Nay. 28.
kentucky, r. Orolin and N.
Oirleans Whiske'y.
4 BblT. Old Kentucky-Rye Whiskey, vin
tage or 1836
10 do. Old* North Caro~lina Rye'Wliiky
20 do. 3.4. ' tf
50 .do. New Orleans Rectified W hiskey
--ALSO-- ,
50 bls. New.Orleans Molasses .
20 4. North Carlina ilour, for sale by
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, S. C. Nov.6, 1840.
Saddles, Bridles, &c.
A good assriment of Saddles, Bridles,
Martingales, Wagon and Riding Whips,
for sale low by M. DRUCKER & CO.
Camden, Nov. 3, 1840.
Congress and Pavilion Water
20 Dozen Congress Water, pints
10 - " " quarts
15 "' Pavilion " pints
15 " '. " quarts
For sale by DICKSON & LATTA.
Camdsen, Nov- 0, 1846.
New Buckwheat, Canal and N.
Carolina Flour.
25 bags Philadelphia Iluck wjheat
10 barrels extra fine Canial Flour
5 half do do do0 do do
50 barrels North Carolina Flour
I5 boxes English Dniry Cheese
40 do -Goshen do do
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, 8. C. Nov. 18.
Bacon! Bacon !! Bacon!!!!
200 choice Baltimore lI-ams
8000 lbs. Western Sides
6 barrels Lard..
---A LSO
2 (irkins Goshen Butter
25 Fulton Market smoked Tongues
75 dio do. pickled do.
Irish Potatoes and Onions. For sale by
DICKSON~ & LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 18.
URCon and Lard.
PRIME Nartl, Carolina Bacon and best
Leaf Lard, for sale low by
M. DRUCKERL & CO.
Camden Nov. 3, 1846.
ANTiHONY W NolTicEs., Sme le
S. C.,) is my authorized Agent, during my
absence from the State.
A. C. SPAIN.
iri"South-.Carolinian will copy.
Dcc El, 1846. 6t 2t
country. bat tiaeyi hav ag
U U
times. Tts X,
I h
tes. .Thorne.
g1 barrls d.
Eitrahilne spx T ne AT io. o
Ooolng 61ak)U it f piyd i aera
'Do: Verysu perior
SPowshonig' (d6 in h l ' p~ie
B-a*gs Doldb Jaa, refE~&1- id k*,
Laguid - de I l
barres n bao,.1d
Bb&e d tied'
Bod Aha ni *i pa
.Beres:CliaHesnonidp P1 b t
C t. ntii potinld -W W4 -,
1 di 2b. cenittvs ProdSd'd in,
iii lb. cattisters Lobsib i lirnstleall
sealed a
Jars mi ed P.) tleq; dp.Gperkins, q'Ss.
pn nd.i
anistrs L si6al cu eZ
seao led
an IntsI
Drums le Figs (rnii" 1e a)
Bordeaux Almo pi, sotl helled
*BoxesgGenoa Clren, preservsd with
whitesengar
East & West. India Grocrie a nssrte'd
Jars E(sI.PreseivedGinge ;,z ac
Boear n Cton , -p;eevdwt
Whole and ground BlackPepper ; do.
Ailspice
Nutimegs,Cloves, Oitige*'Cinnamon,
Mce''. -
No. IChobite, preparediCocoa
Underwood's Musard4d 1-42nd 1-4
lbebottles.:.
*Rose Watcr, Levnon Pine AppleBtaw.
berryRazpberqr,and Orgest Syrups
. Sweet' oil, Harvey Satces Readink
Saucq.
Mushroom Ketehup, Tomat: -
Vp
Psll Yinegar,. toughtan's Bitters
- Soda Bieecut,'Pic .liic, ater,
& Navy Crackers, Lemon do.,
,sPa .Stpre (a-sup. arlce).FigijW-*
In ugo - , .
LetterPaper ,Foolscap d1.; Salt-Pe
Ire A
.White Wine Ninegr,""'e W 6.
Wbite e
Canisters Dupont's Eaile Rifle Pow
Kegs and half kegs IF;.glazeld.
*A.,full, pssortmentt ofShot, all sizes
200 Sacs SA LT, extra large size,.apd.is.
per~er ..: *
No.. 1, 2 and 3:Macrel, Kiti. No.
. I do.
SA LARGE SirOCK OF
BOOTS. AND SIZOES.
We are nowv openeirg: our Fall stoec ,
cornprising every descriptio.n of: sewed and
pegged work, madle in t best mnanper,
particularly for our retail trade, consisting
in part ofithe. followving kinds:
* G ENTLEMEN'S. -
Light fair stitch .hiladlelphia
Bouts at . $5 50 oOOO0
Light sewed bndi pegged at 2 60 to 4 00
WaterF Proofs sewed and
*,pcggsd at , 3 0 toOOQ0
Heavy sewved and pegged kip
. and calf at ~ 2 00to 300
Fine calf sewed and pegged,
water liropf Bootees at 1 50 to 2 00
Fine calf and goat sewed and,
pegged1 Bootees et . K 25 to 2 25
Stout calf asnd kip aewved and.
pegged Bootees at ?& 75 to.A .00
LilglIt:-Boots, varjous sizes at 1 5O to 5O6
-and stout Llootees at 50 to 1 .26
I.ADIES'
Black and colored gaiter Boot
Blac pumps and wvelts at 1 50 to 1 76
akand color'4ggager Slipes
'pbnpsed wefts at.6O to 1 25
Seal and leather walking Bus.
kins andI Boots at , 50 to 1 00
Best Philadelphia Slippers,
Ties and Buskin,: welts at 75 to 1 00
Best color'd mh'rtded n~dk~i . .
Tiies and'Slippers at 56 to '1 00
Mb1ideco, kid abel leather 'Isies
and Slippers at ''37 to 75
Prunella Slippers and Buskin
walking at. - 62 to 1 00
MISSES' .
Beal, leather and morocco Boot
ees andl Buskips at 37 to.87 r
K~id and French morooco Tiesi
and' Buskins at. 50.to 87.
Prunella and col'd,.gambroons at 50 to 75
Leather wvelt and pump Boot-,
ees at 50 to 87
CHILDREN'S.
Black and col'd~morocco and kid
Tries atL 25 to 02
Black end enl'd gaiter Boetanal t 75 ,
u 8
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S. it
py, 5 O randy,
tDo. t tifeii1
-Newtonr'Go di~tj
Ditit
4,
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BliMonogtihe i Whik 4
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Pho n aii dog~i ~hz
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ShrA d Isi -
COnr's G apberyy yy ups
hiwer 64 6.4m -
4,00n LotaiSl f bf 8 Padoi
Extra Can do.
A rutias Imid oA dtOCKIERY and,
GL.ASSWA d 1~
P a - i
5,000.Casade.es d'.
4,000 La.C0i do. do
O,060 satiti do,
5,000 Laf ldith do.
500 I a a do.
Princi dq
.3, P Cn et' ilas. dia.e
10,000 3-4fSanih Io.
106900jS p
f
B pr a rITa
adleis ~n e ss a L e xrTam fo
iekah, sea Do ilbnzine bit 25 tei Vt 75
un'l s and at i r,1 s litdo~b
blf s y -u' istia se .dHET, i 85~
ose Bie s :a l-wela6Ah
ra tohestabsh lrge iaIladeldk
salac ya om ld
roit, nd, as INBO~ll .p ,
-oia all, ., af.1ae
"pi~ ',iig4~e -~yadgae
'. c.loarTavLveT' &ndog.a-e
30or doaz. atit nd sqadko' of l'Hmdcn
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W!TIM dt n''Triilfl
-te ,t 1 11gl, t q'6p;r-O e wid
edt-a' .A'idt. 1 t ~
rec sary .to nakle ane6e~r4f~
taineatir paper; sfie
thy spat pno be fedto render
it ani cept aite v 6ister in evrauff:in '
the:District. .The~ undersignidirtea
he late fal idr ti l e
pggy 1 i ijwisbesbih
by'.~ Ral j1jloca illpp b
The ape g.0 a pra 'I
Cents. a thie.end of .the~.y.ear, -
WItLLI~3tm PR4NCISV *
*: Popfeora ;'ad
.W.. 'Imputhgr~ely
g as a y~er izing,:,&,e ses~gergsrp
page. -Communcentions QIn busings
and sub cripnp apd adliejtipq9OnWe~
m.Sqrlpt ops and e~ n
solicilted.
-T1 16 1a~.u.i pi4
THE subscriber, being desife 11tON
h lk ihis place,Jers
four Lots of land In Snmtgis I~,
tys4et,r.ach Mof r pvgp.esfh
feel. ipifr'on., by ,o1ge~ p 4R .4If
(est ipn joth phe,. 3b~~Lt .,jpijp
saninyre in v cetipie~d; ~lpir~, y.J74Q&
McG'eete secod by he 4end
thirdy tie xbsriber, an ehefouJa
Lewis.Johnson. Also, one -Lot-contapas
ing thirty. AA-~eigfriae 6ksI,-labout on.?
mile eqat- pi umterv' ,3yp ash
Brick Yard to); one gl ra6 I66t two
ot ath' f Stmet 6nane
to es,blidseoiles, Termsinde know~'
i~citifi yte lhk Eub~escibe tinsu
nIrville, S. C No. 256184640~I
For sate b DP ,*rATTA~
Cpnadeg, q9
.Apialgi U near thbir4d*krtt
Chb co:$aOSidg ~u r uprg t gon ~d
one garre room. - Attach lt('tl r estt'
areoa good asKed l'd.idge&t rge gaiden,
an&1;hble~bt~iabo. o a e,
towid' suiiabje .foa smal~~L~~
the~tald arot- sa e -ma dy
ersctipglas siablp. ~A~CtermsD fpoi
teasonable. F.orhVr? eplers, 9
Dee,'23, 184 8