The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, August 09, 1871, Image 3
pTEPNESDAY, AUGUSTO.
M?MXT?F^" - BUSINESS MANAGER
All Transient Advertiaamenta, and all
?b Work ujuii he paid for in cash. Thin will
observed wi tb oat distinction. Subscriptions
I also payable in advance.
PST* Applications for Job Work will bo made,
Ibe oftVe. to Tnos. E. FLOWERS.
QM WATCHMAN books are in tho keeping of W.
PATTON, who will receipt for monies duo and
und to all matters connected with the Adver?
an or Subscription departments.
Our Advertising friend? aro requested to
i in their favors not hiter than .Monday.
7J/ TER MAIL A li li A S G E M E-V T?
CHANG s or SCHEDULE.
CLOSES. OPENS.
rthern, 10: A. M. 1 P. M
Ithern, 11:30 A. M. ll A. M.
inning on Mon
f and Thursday, C:00 A. M. 5:00 P. 31.
rh'ville on Mon
fand Thursday, 1:00 P. M. 11:30 A. M
Ice Hours, from 9 o'clock, A. M. to o' P. M.
?co opens Sunday from 12:: 0 to 1:30 I'. M.
T. li. JOHNSON, P. M.
fanuary 25th. 1S7I. {f
.We are indebted to Capt. E. C.
tEEN, now in New York, for late and
jrtani New York papers.
-4*?sss>-s*
2HTKII AND THE COTTON TBADE,
Respectfully but earnestly do we
feet the attention o? the nianageis
the Wilmington, Columbia and
igusta Rail Road to the matter con?
ned in the communication of "A
?rebatjt," printed in another column,
estatement that, with the high rate
freight now ruling, "the purchase ol
;tou at Sumter is impracticable,"
riles us, as we make no doubt it will
ir.y of our readers. And that the
ight schedule?, .-hould bc ?ueh as not
permit SUM.ter to compote with
mden aud Chcraw, argues something
ically wrong.
if**A Merchant" ai.J his correspon
it present the difficulty fairly, wc can
feel that the Rail Road managers
ictioued will at once proceed to re
lie us.
CAUTION AND INSl RANCE.
p a dry time, such as we have had for
iks past, it is especially important for
fcethuMers to guard against fires, by
pug at hand and ready lor instant j
? such appliances as- arc necessary for J
ir extinguishment. When a few days j
p thc residence of J. J. I'LL M INO, !
., ou Washington Street, tuok fire, it
saved from des:ruc:ion by the i
npt usc of axe, ladder and bucket, !
?Jough the fire ou thc roof had made \
progress before it was di-covercd j
thc l oaring of the Sames was the j
notice thal the building was on fire, i
[premises are insured in thc Her- |
jia and Security Companies of New j
c, a!.-l the damages, although slight, j
proniply paid by their agent. Mr. ;
fViiii K. by aud with their consent
direction. The Fire Companies!
out immediately on ttic alarm
lg given, but the fire was extiu
|hed before r ii ey readied the scene.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. C.
ic attention of our readers is direct
b the advertisement of the Clerk
Bc Faculty of this institution, which
a:e pleased to know is in a very
?sh?ig condition.
it for our Denominational Colleges, !
people would be a most deplora- !
?Cotidilion, as to thu ?ducation of |
sons in the higher branches of
lng, our State institutions bavin" '
into unreliable hand.-, as to their !
hil control.
lese J>enominatk?nal Colleges arc j
pectarian, affording, as tbe\ <i >,
advantages to al! who atteud ?
course of studies, as indicated in
Ita logue of Ihvidson, i-a? extended
p of any other like institution in
id, and the expenses are certainly
loderate.
- mm* .
LLTY AN D lt A Dit A LtSTI-THE
1 OST.
laking their demonstration again-t
fopped grant of CI5,000 a year to
Arthur, the iua>s?-s of England
fearon, but liol law, on their si le
I. Gladstone explained a few days
esc allowances for thc support of
^cen au J her family are made in
ice ofao implied compact entered
the beginning of her reign, and
lt within thc discretion of Parli
rcvoke or diminish them. At
ie time, it is not to be wondered
poor men should rcsisi. this ap
useless expenditure. The
|gets ?385,000 a year ; the Duch
bambridge, widow of thc Queen's
JifjfW1.' - thc Princess Augusta,
1er of the same cousin, ?8,000 ;
ike of Cambridge, son ol'thc.-ame,
0;the Princess Teck, another
.Jer of the same, =?5,000} tho Priii
lice, ; the Prince of Waite,
(0; Prince Alfred, C15,000. Total,
)0, or nearly ?J,500,000 a year
|a lot of ladies arid gentleman
nothing for it.
'et thc (respectable; royalty of
does uot co.>t near as much as
.Jten-radicalj royalty 0f America
id his tlurt'j fnr relations in
fet the people more than this,
no account ol their stealings,
by far thc greater part of what
Icket.
{'S ARGUMENT.-A Kroncb doctor bas
tha,t a wa.-p sting will cure Khenma
>w DAIIBV'S PBOPHTLACTIC iYrjo will
Ep sting. Therefore Darby's Propby
jd will cure Kheumati-ra. Trv it.
HONOK WISHED IN BLOOD.
We wish there could be a u new
departure " in that tone of society which
demands that wounded honor should be
washed io human blood.
Thc tongue of slander is glib- and
active. An evil word spoken in haste
is indiscreetly conveyed, and, in its
repetition, often exaggerated. Bad
blood is generated, and human blood
flows, desolating the household, leaving
widows aud orphans thc victims of pas?
sion, and wounded honor washed in blood
smells no sweeter for the lurid ablution.
These thoughts come upon reading
the sad tragedy enacted recently in
New Orleans. Mr. Rainey having been
in business with Mr. Boyd, was dissat?
isfied with his management, and spoke
of Boyd as a thief. Boyd called on him
and asked him to retract. Rainey
refused. Boyd shot a jd killed him
instantly, without any waruiug or threat.
Both parties moved in respectable cir?
cles. Boyd was a cotton press man.
Rainey was the book keeper of a
national bank. Has Boyd proven, by
being a murderer, (for in law he is
nothing else,) that he is not a thief ? If
he has never stolen before, has he not
stolen a precious life from orphan
children which he cannot restore?
Why was this killing? Because society
j had heard the whisperings of this foul
.?lander, and, unless Boyd killed the
I ru:in who called him a thief, his friends
? and acquaintance would cut him as a
I coward ..nd a poltroon.
How little there is of true courage in
I all this ? How blamable the whole
! affair ? And yet the surface of present
I society is rotten with this polluted
j principle. Men should learn that time
wears out slander, and that rectitude of
j cuiiJuct give the lie to cowardice.
; There is true bravery in leaving the j
I slanderer to perish in 1.is own corrup |
lion.
We ned a "new depart jrc " to cor-1
rect this evil of society, for the sake of J
widow and orphans.
THC SOt.'TIIKItN FAVORITE.
Thc August uuinber of Burke's
Magazine for Boys au>l {Hrh is the
List yet issued, lt is copiously illus?
trated, its articles arc original and vrell
written, at;d its entire niakc-qp is
admirable. Every loy and girl in the ?
Suuih ou^lit to Le a subscriber to this
excellent magazine-thc very best we
know ul, North or .South. Terms, 8- a
year. Address, J. W. Burke & Co.
Macon, Ga.
~ - --
THE VOmSiil LECTIONS.
Kentucky will lead of next Monday
in the coming elections. On the iirst
Tuesday in September Vermout and
California will elect a Governor aud
Legislature. Maine will hold a general
election on the secoud Mouday of thc
same month. Next come thc October
elections iii the States of Pennsylvania,
Uhio, Indiana, and Iowa-al! voting on
tiie secoud Tuesday of that month.
These elections will have a decided j
eflcct utou the national campaign in '7-# j
Al by Du Von ?'01:;;!? ?
Vin :, it ii ia your power to relieve yourself; a
I tea uW? . J DH. I LU'S EXPEC TOKANT trill
cure y vu and allay tue apprehensions vf your .
i friends : moreover, it ii pleasant to lake, it plo
ducts uo nausea, aud sureoglbcuei tue L ...g.- aud
I u,i<.ai io rceist attacks in Hie tatara. Mutbers
I II . d u -I ?tread ttie Croup wi.eu they have a Lottie
? ol iiiu valuable c?n?p?ttud II? ibo boase.
Sigua ol tbc Zodiac.
A philosopher iii the Wcst.groWu int-; aduii
j ration ...j tue Cherry Pectoral, writes Dr. Ayer
j tor instruction* under which sign h? shall be
bled, which blistered, and which Vomited, und ,
ui.-ler which he shei! taite Ayer? Pule tor au
atlectiuu ol the liter : also under which sign his
j ?ile should couilucuce l?> take the Sui.-.i;ariii.i
( fjr her ailment. Ile adds tbat bea'rea ty knows
I to a eau bia calves under Taurus, change bis
1 igs ;ii Scorpio, cut bis bair in Aries, aud .-oak
Lis ?eel tu Pieces or Actuar?a* a? their condition '
requires.
.schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and visit:
Mr Hutu aben you get there. [Lowell Daily:
i News. j
Debility and Emaciation
- !
i, ?
Ii -th remit from the lack of ability lo convert \
the food into nutriment. How necessary, then, j
for ti. ,.-o suffering from these alarming symptoms
to iuiiuevliutely resort to a remedy (hat a iii
strengthen tho stomach and digestive orgaus. .
Fer, as KV.ii as this deniable object La.- been ac- j
comph.?ued, the heal a improves, and the patient
re.-ume- bis u.-ual personal appearance, llostct
ter's Stomach linters bavo attaiued a world a i ie
I j- .pulaxity in such cases, and have been provea j
? iii- oeatimd sale.-t means of removing constipa?
tion, toning the stomach, giving energy to the
liver, and relieving every symptom of nervousness
and depression ot .-pints, lt.t cheering ?nd bene
acial effects are highly spoken ol by thousands,
?ho one to it their restoration to health. No
restorative in the annuls ot medicine bas attained
thc sume popularity in tho short space ot lime it
Lab been bet?re tho public, or hns won tho bi>b
; endorsements accorded to this excellent tonio.
.Many other preparations, purporting to be cor?
rectives and re-torutires, have leen introduced,
?ind have perished one by one, wi ile tho popular?
ity of lioa'tetter'fl Stomach Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognised as a standard
household medicine. Tho su ress which attends
the usc of the Bitters- evinces at once itt virtues
i in all cases of debility and daease of the
I ft..mach. Certi?cates, almost without number,
have been published, attesting its truly miracu?
lous power in removing those painful and fearful
diseases. And st this time it seems idle to do
moro than call attention.to the great remedy of
tho ago, ia order to awaken public attention to
its excellence. It is the only preparation of the
kind that is reliable in all easer, and it is there?
fore worthy et tbe consideration ol the afflicted.
Cheap Goods,
AT - ? j ;?
Planters' Wareho?^.
Pickled Beef, - - 10 cts. per lb.
Western Butter, - 35c. per lb.
Best Goshen Butter, on Ice,
50 cents per pound
Breakfast Strips; - -12 ?c. per lb.
Sugar Cured Hams, 20c. per lb.
Low ?rades Flour, $6 per bbl.
Super Flour, - - $7 per bbl.
Clarified Sugar, - 14c. per lb.
More of that Hyson Tea, at
75 cents per pound.
Fresh Dates, - * 15c per lb.
Heidseick Champagne,
Genuine "Pieper & Co.,"
Pints and Quarts.
White Corn Whiskey.
Best Scotch Ale
Wild Cherry Brandy.
Self-Sealing Jars,
For Pickles, Preserves, kc.
Just Received and for Sale by
Chas. H. Moise & Co.,
SUMTER, S. C.
July 2?
AN ORNIi\AA*CE
To Amend au Ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance wider the 3Qth Section of
thc Act approved 0th of March, 15*71,
auth< teizi ny the. Intendant and War?
dens of the Tuen oj Sumter " Tv make
such Ordinances as they may deem
expedtent in relation to licensing per?
sons ichj arc or may be engaged in
and carrying on any business within
thc rorjiorate limits. Ratified thc Oth
June, A. J). 1871.
Bc it Ordained by the I ? tun dan t and Wardens
nf the Town ul'Sumter in Couoeil assembled,
That to uiucb of Section VII of Mud Ordinance
a? in expressed in th.- following words and fig.
ure.?, ?ir: "On Agenries carried on by other than
regular merchant? for each agency $10, be
auieudou, to read ne follows, viz : On Agencies
?not herein specially mentioned) carried on by
other than r<-^ular merchants, $10.
SECTION II-That ?.. much cf Section VII
of said Ordinance ns is expressed in 'be follow?
ing worde and ligures vii : "Insurance Agencie?,
(for each Agency) $10," l>c amende! to read ns
follows : Insura&ee Agencies (on each Agency,)
$5.
SEC. TH.-That so much of Soction VII of
?aid Ordinauce as impures a Special Tax npon
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Good?, Wares
and Merchandize (other than Spirituous Liquor?)
be amended tu read as follows:
On each Retail Dealer io doods, Wares
and Merchandize (other than Spirituous
Liquors) whose annual sales do not ex
ad five thousand dollars, $5 00
"II nach Dealer in Good?, Wares and Mer.
uann lize luther than Spirituous LU
qaor.?j whocu annual sales exceed five
tboosand dollars but do not exceed Un
thousand dollars, 10 00
On each Dealer in Goods, Wares and Mer?
chandise (other than Spirituous Li*
rjuors) whose annual sales exeeed ten
thousand dollar?, but do not exceed
twenty thousand dollars, 15 00
Ou ? ach Dealer in Goods, Wares and
Merchandize (other than Spirituous Li?
quors) who.e annual sales exceed $20
000, but do Dot exceed $30,000, 20 00
On each Dealer in Goods, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors,) whose anoual sales exceed
$30,000, but do not exceed $40,000, 25 60
On each Dealer in Goods. Warea and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) whore annual nales exceed
$40,000 but do not exceed $j0,000, 30 00
Ou each Dealer in Goods, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) whose annual sales exceed
$50,000, but do not exceed $60,000, 35 00
OD eaeb Dealer in Good!, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) whose annual sales exceed
$60,000, but do not exceed $70,00?, 46 66
On each Dealer ia Goods, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) whose aaauai sales* exeeed
$70,000, but do aot exeeed $80,060, 45 00
On each Dealer in Goods, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) whose annual sales exceed
$30,004, but do not exceed $1)0,000, 54) 00
On eaeb Dealer io Goods, Warea and
Merchandize, (other than Spirituous Li?
quors.) wboae annual sales exeeed
$90,000 but do Dot exeeed $100,000, 55 00
On each Dealer in Goods, Wares and
Merchandize, (other than spirituous Li?
quors.) whose aaauai salea exceed
$100,000, 61 00
Ratified io Town Council, thia tba 9th
[L. S.] day of July, A. D., ona thousand eight
hundred and sevonty-oao.
E. C. GREEN, Intendant.
Jon;- F. HariiwoitTK, Cl'k ?ad Trans.
Aug 2 3t
HORSES FOR SALE
ONE CAR LOAD OF STOCK, JUST
from Kentucky, Consictiog of j?2v\
HARNESS. SADDLE AND WORK^Qi
horses, can be seen at the Stables, near ibe depot,
ELLIS t GRAHAM
Julv ?ih. i m.
Dr. J. S. HUGHSON,
WOULD INFORM HIS PATRONS AND
FRIENDS, that be bsa removed hts office to the
new building, on Main Street, next above Mr.
T. T. Upthnr'f Store, wbere they may find bim
from 10 o'clock. A. M., to 1 P. M., and from 4i j
to 6} P. M., unless professionally engaged. If j
absent (bey will please leave their namei on the
slate.
After 7 o'clock, P. M., be will be found at bis
residence on Liberty Street, opposite tbo Acade?
my Oreen?
June 81_
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE
1
Ry
Stands unrivalled by any otber manufacturer in
tbe wbole world.
The sales for last year 1S70, 127,833, being
over forty four thousand more than any otber
"company.
It will bern, fill, bind, gather tuck and in fact
do all that can possibly be done by machining in
the most perfect manner.
A full assortment of silk twist, colors sizes,
needles for all tbe leading styles of machines and
a general stock of attachments and ?ewing ma?
chines goods generally.
Address
GEO. E. NEWELL,
Agent Singer Sowing Machine.
No. 9 South Front St.
Wilmington.
April 19-Qm
CHARLOTTE
FE3IALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTE, X. C.
REV. R. BURWELL, 1 Pmscipu*
JOHN B. BUR WELL, A. M. J '?WCIPAIJ.
THE 14th ANNUAL SESSION commences
on the 2nd October next, and continues
until 30th of June, 1872.
This school is believed to possess peculiar ad?
vantages for yoang Ladies to acquire a finished
education, in all branches usually taught in first
Class Female Seminaries.
Circular and Catalogue containing full par?
ticular* as to terms,Ac., forwarded on applica?
tion to the Principals.
Julv 12 2m
SUMTER
MARBLE YARD
rp ME undersigned having just rocei\ed a uno
1 lot of
MARBLE,
S PREPARED ?TO FURNISH
Monumental & Cemetery Work,
of al! kinds
in a manner that will compare favorably with
any work in his line. Having received a liberal
patronage heretofore, be continuos to invite ail
who may bc desirous of any thing in his linc to
give him a call.
Hedefie.-1 competition in price?.
l&iSr P- -itively no work delivered in thc future
outil paid for.
W. P. SMITH.
Juno lt -
ADRIAN & V?LLERS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WB KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE AS?
SORTMENT OF
GROCERIES
TO DE FOUND IN ANY SOUTHERN MA li?
ker Our Line of
PROVISIONS
Of ercry kind i.? complete, and at price* that cut
ot! all inducements to ^ctld orders North. Close
buying curtomers will find that they .-.ire uony
hy ordering from us. Uur Catalogue tor the spring
trade is unusually full.
Wines, Liquors & Tobacco.
ALL KINDS
Whiskey, Gin, Rum,
Brandy, Wines, Bitters,
Ale, Porter, dc.
Chewing Tobacco, in caddios and \ boxes, of
grc.it variety.
Smoking Tobacco, nil kiuds, in J, \, i and 1
pound packages.
fegar?. % good many different sorts and all
qualities.
The above we offer to the trade low fer CASH
ADRIAN & V?LLERS,
March 27 Wilmington, N. C.
IN STORE.
16,000 BUSHELS CORN.
8,000 Barrels Flour,
15* Barrels Pork,
90 Boxes D. S. and L. C. Sides,
30 linds. D. S. and Smoked Sides and
Shoulders,
460 Sacks Rio, Java and Laguayra Coffee,
20 Hb ?j. Demsrara and P. R. Sogar,
150 Bbls. Refined Sugar-all grades,
350 Hhds. Cuba Molasses,
150 Bbls. Cuba Molasses.
150 Hhds. Sugar House Molasses,
100 Bbls. Sugar House Molasses,
SOO Rales Hey,
2,000 Sacks Salt,
3 00- Dbl?, and Dozes Crackers,
15 Tabs Ratter,
300 Poxes Soap,
100 Ca?es Lye and Potash,
75 Rbis, and Tubs Lard,
75 Bb!*, ? nd Kits Mackerel,
75 Rexes Tobacco,
80 Boxes Soda,
?50 Kegs Nails,
50 Boxes Cheese,
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER,
27, ti and 29 North Water Street,
May 10 _Wilmington. N. C* '
New Style Window Shades.
JUST RECEIVED.
AFINZ assortment of WOODEN WINDOW
SHADES, which for their durability excel
all others- For sale at the Sumter Furniture
Wart-rooms.
J. E. BL ARES, Agent.
Marsh
New Advertisements.
HOW, WHEN AND WHERE
TO
ADVERTISE
SEE THE ADVERTISER'S GAZETTE.
Book of 100 pages ; issued Quarterly (new edi?
tion just now); contains lists of all the best
Newspapers, Daily, Weekly, Religions, Agricul?
tural, Political, Social ; also Magazines and all
Periodicals devoted to class interests; also esti?
mates showing costs of advertising, and hints,
incidents and instructions gathered from thc
Experience of Successful Advertisers,
Mailed to any address for 25 cents. Address
GEO. P. ROWELL A CO.,
Advertising Agents, Publishers, and Deniers in
all kinds of printers' .Material,
_No. 41 Park Row, Kew York.
H. J. SAYERS,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
F R /TN KLIN, P. A,
Buys and sells improved cud unimproved lands
anywhere in the United States.
^GENTS WANTED FOR TUE
TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.
Counsels on the Nature and Hygiene of the
Masculine Function. B** Dr. Napheys, author
of The Phyiieal Life of Woman." It relates
to the male tex ; is full of new facts ; delicate but
outspoken, practical and popular; highly en?
dorsed; sells rapidly. Sold by subscription
only. Exclusive territory. Terms liberal.
Price $2. Address for content?. Ac, J. U. FER
GUS A CO, Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa._
Agents! Read This!
T\TK WILL PA Y AGENTS A SALARY
Y j of $30 per week an t expenses, or allow a
large commission, to sell our new and wonderful
inventions. Address M. WAGN ER A Co., Mar?
shall, Mich.
WANTED. LOOK HERE
Profitable employment furnished every man
willing to work in his own neighborhood; (no
lazy persons wanted). Profits over 20H per cent
Enclose $1 for samples and partic ulars. Sales
rapid. JONES A METZGAR, Pittsburg, Pa.
A. A. SOLOMONS,
Has a Full Stock of DRY GOODS.
A. A. SOLOMONS
Has a good assortment of Shoos and Hats
A. A. SOLOMONS
Has everything useful in Hardware.
A. A. SOLOMONS
Has a full assortment in Pots, Ovens and Tin.
Ware.
A. A. SOLOMONS
Continues to keep his Grocery Room well sup?
plied with every thing in that linc.
A. A. SOLOMONS
Is selling his goods VERY LOW, and selling
for CASH ONLY.
fall and sec him at tho
CORNER MAIN AND LIBERTY STS.
May 31
GROCERIES !
GROCERIES!
-AT
Thos. T. Upslmr's Store,
-CORNER^
MA /Xii- REPUBLICASSTREETS
SUMTER, S. C?
rpi! li UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
I ann..unce* to tho public, thut bc has in
store, and will bo constantly receiving, a ljrgu
arni vari.'-' assortment of
GROCERIES,
Suitable far Plantation and Family use.
A LIBERAL DISC<>UNTt
will be allowed Merchants, und they arc specially
invited to call and cxrwrine his Stock, nnd they
will lind that his bu.-ino-? facilities cnabte him to
supply them with goods
AS CHEAP AS THEY C.I.Y BUY THEM
ia any Northern or Southern Market. Come and
sceforyourselTCS.au ocular dcuion:tratioti is
thc best
Highest Market Price
paid for Cotton.
AND THREE FOURTHS OF THE VALUE
CASH, will be udvanced, ou u!l Cotton Shipped
to the Holbein Baltimore tor whi.-b he i- ag- nt,
and it will he held over if deiiicJ. Dc will muke
a speciality of
Corn, Bacon and Flour,
which he is prepared to furnish in any ?juatittfy
Co-torn, rs and Families purchaahg
their supplice al my ctabli.-bmeiit. can have
them delivered free of thargo, at their re-iden--es
within the limits of thc town.
^9" Country Produco taken iu exchange
Respectfully,
T}1US". T. UPSnUR. Jr.
Feb 22
Court of Common Pleas,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
Elizabeth X. Bradly, Plaintiff, a ja* '
doha Mchrod Bradley, (?urdan lu'ad
try, Mart/ Mtirtny Hrndley, Sn mi" I
Bradley, Il'iu ?j //(/-///< s Headley,
John X. Frirnvjit ami Edward E.
Evans, Defendants.
l*uMimiit to an Order of thc t'ourt in thi- ra?e,
made at May Term. I-Tl, tho Creditor* of Samuel
J. Bradley, deceased, tho testator in the ...?u-e, are
herchy no tided to como in before ni- and prove
their debts, on or before the I -t day >.: December
next, and that in default ot their coming ia to
prove their debts by thal time they will be ex
ciudod the benefit of the decree mad.- in th? case.
<;!.:<>. V. REARDON,
Clerk of the Court and Referee.
Clerks Office, Sumter, -May ?lit, 1S7I.
June 7 tf.
For Sale*
THE place on which I reside,containing about
TWO THOUSAND SEYEN HUNDRED
(2,7u0) acres
ALSO
My plantation on the Santco River, in Clarendon,
container TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN?
DRED (2,20?) acres.
ALSO
The tract of about ELEVEN HUNDRED H100)
acre?, lying partly in Sumter, partly in Ciar n
don. and ten miles South of Sumter C. H. This
tract is heavily timbered and well adapted to
Turpentine.
Either of the above will be ?old as a whole, or
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