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was commenced at No. 135 .Meeti? next, a larqe and r to by himself in t -mportd D 1 nr to this Port. He Particularly invites attention to .[lo)s as being one of the mos Comprising an assortment of Plain and Figured Black, Fancy-cob. SILKS; 0 1 REGES, GRENADINES, ALBA .!tch and Scotch GINGHAMS. &< A very full stock of new style BONN GLOVES of every description; A large variety of SHAWLS, adapi HOSIERY-Silk and Cotton-in grei A large stock of Silk, Mohair, Cottor Possessing facilities for purchasin fidently invites a comparison with any lie will have, in addition, a full su A call from his friends, and dealers Dec 5 Sale of Valuable REAL ESTATE, V. Billfr Partion. Anna C. Clark, ct. al. [N pursuaneo of nn order or thw Cou. . mado in the above stated case, I will -w mn front of the Couart House in %% innbioro. o fihe ceond Monday in Juinnary niext. all ill Real Estat of Caleb Clark. deceased, whic lies in tlho District of Fairfield, composed I the HOUSE and LOT upon which the dt co:sped resided in lis lire timge, andi severi fther eligiblo Lots bititoC in the TOwn C Wmns* oro. Alpo, all the right tithi and interest of Psai cetato (heing one moiely thereif,) in und 1 certain I.-,u-c and Lot in the'l owni of Wino. lioro, which formerly belonged to Jarnes Elde kioen and dcsignnted in tle plani of sai lown by n binler 4!); together witlh a tract c Lind lying south of and adjoiiiing said Towt containinig in the whole about cight hundre und eighty.one acres, a portion of wiil hving along the westerni sidte to the piibli Hoad from Wi nnsboro to Columbia. ias bec laid ofi' into Lots correspond ing with lhe pia o'f the Town of W inosboro. anid the bulaice o the tract divided into aich pieces or parcels a Ia supposed would best stit lurcluseis. -ro ha been executed full and complet ar 9f said lotr ind parcels of land, whicl lerso:nai mty office, and will be exhibited t betweenU'-rehted who may call at any tim I will ahqnd the day of sale. ' c third A164 at Chster Court lonso,or d 'gallon or tr t el'sttnry n-xt, all tha frod ) llvaid Cat Iund which was purcha. 0r, o e ntC,, Clark. in his life time as a .trir by te , situate in Clicstei c 3 I trct, bIulof land, known drled andl and oticra, and Yen t ds or D. G Tnd ? itip -.. orl'"'nfxi !4ur J1n 'Allrl defray the costs of suit and ex. PS.I IfnI. 0A~ da ofr e tie balance a crelit of onel and two years. in two tqul annual instalments with intercal from the day of sale, payablo annnully. Pur chasers required to give bond manl good per sonal accerity with a mortgage of the prcin. iscs and to pay for nccessary papers. C. E. F. D. Commissioner's Office, Dec. 18th, 1850. Dee 19 44 r7--hGt EDUCATION. Mount Zion Collegiate Institute J W. t!UDSON. President ; l1ev. C F. Dansemar, A. U.; Mr. Thoman Me ('ant.., A. B.; Mr. J. R. Schorb, A. B; Mr James I. Rion. A. U.; Mona. heonri flarriass Proferseor of thit,French. The exercises of this Inst itution will be rc aumed on the 271h of January nIxt. 7 ~ Bearding anid Tuition per sesuion 5 mmnths, : : : : 687 5( Or if paid in advanc, : : : 75 ( For further p;rtinnlrs, apily to J. W HUDON.Esq , Winnsboro. Dec 31 46 h.tf. ROME MANUFACTURE I . cl& TO THlE CITIZENS OF FAIR FIELD, CIf ESTER, YORK, NORTH .CAROLINA AND THlE REST OF MANKIND. 2J SThe Subreriber has now on hand and ia constantly Mvnufocturinig. Quilted,. bhuftoi cnd plain SADDLEs; Bridjlcs, Murtingales, &c. A tAso, Carriage. DHtggy, Carysll andl WVnon lHAR. NESS8; all of which, are warr.utaed and will bo sold as low us te same qutality can be purchased here or olaen beoro. M. CHIANDLER. IIT Keeping fromn six to eight good weirk. men steadily engaged, I atn at all times ftully prepa red to uenake or repair any article made of leather. Give me a call. 31. 0. Dee 1 60' Head Quarters, 25th Reg't, S. c. 1ar. REOIMENTAL ORDER, NO. 9. i A __EI EN ALCourt Mfartial, Io conlsist of Davis, WV. Davis, Watas; Lients. R. J. Glad. unev, L. W. Duivall, 3. RI. Durhamn, Samil. Ar. Iedge, L. Boulware, Satmt. La-whorai as M.l. bora. .Judge Advocate, WV. A Moore. Will conveneo itn the Ceitra Hlonis, iin Witnst born, on thmo third Mouidoy In Febrtnue nexl, at 12o'eliuek ., forIhto trialofa iIsuechdefaul. tersas may be brontalt before the Court. Bly order Col. Ww. Mooat:, Comn'g. 25th Rleg t.8. C. M. .G.R ANDOLP'H, Adji, Jan 1 ribS: toSal. elit[ atjI0 pulie nueltn en e 23d day of Jainnery 1I i reouche, I time a r a thy~ same Wimse , ws Men, be hire.l until th lII upon the maanal tc ,lhe ol 9 mont . I or *of sIng the sebaseS rs5 sequ. soonrit, i~ iv i tngjood th Eis l ad decea .'f J. S.STEWA RT. 0. F.<D. PORTATION. RLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, November, 1850. the Importing and Wholesale Dry g-street, wkere he will cpen, by about the very complete Stock of rohnigx Pe markets of .E'ngland and France, and his Stock of 3L p g ,t extensive ever ofcred n this Market ired Figured, Foulard, Glace, and Chene RINES; -, of the latest and newest styles; ET RIBBONS; ed to the Spring and Summer trade; t variety ; and Thread EDGINGS and LACES. K on the most favorable terms, he con Market in the United States. pply of American Mnnufactured Goods. generally, is respectiully solicited. JAMES B. BETTS. 42 3m NEW GOODS. W l?' would invite attention to our slock or Goiods. now opcninr consist. ing in part of FANCY DRY GOODS: Fancy ltrilted D RES ILKS, fancy Broca do do.. ll:ack eo.. Apron do. Fancy ,,ilk Popin, fancy colored Alpacca, solid c-olored do. ''uncy polaid GinEham, so1lid colored do. n Printed luslin do Luine, ,olid do., fancy do. ieuey Prints, very (henp, Furnituro do. Swiss, India, Mull, Jacconct and Checked \ sllin Fignred and plain lli-b;nct Emi-roidered Liace Capes f Frenmch Wrked Collanr. and Ciemisetts d Swis Edgiig and in1'wstinegs, J.Aconet do. 'hread an~d Lislo Biligig Ladie, silk. Kid a- d Worsted Gloves Liveorn iniria lidkfr.. silk do. llbached anid browi Domestics iTable. Linen, Coettoun Diaper, Irish Linens I Plid Shauwls, Plaid Linseye Fancy neck and Belt Ribbons, &c. I10 S 11?1 R Y, CUT IXtY. Fine Pucket und Tuble, Cutlery. STATIoNA1aV. f Leiter. Cap and Noo Paper SEivelopes. Blunk Books, Lok, i ens, &c. - If ATS. 3 Fine black leaver, tle silk and Wool Hats, Caps, &c. CACKERY, cHtINA AND GLAsSWARE. A large Slock of Grocearle, BAGGING, ROPE AND TIVJNE, Wiicl will be sold iw for cash, or lrod'aco. RAIKLEY & STEWMAN. Oct 31 21 r-tI LETTERS Remaining in the Post Ofice Januar 1, 1851. lBrown, Mrs. Elisth. r. Baird, J. R. aurns, .Mtse raice a C. Carson, Win. Crankfield, Allen D. Dunn, Thomas, 2 Fogg, M. 13. C. Glidney, Hugh Y. 2 Griffin, Mrs. Ann Gibson, Emitt [loon, Win. Harden, Mrs. Martha Harrison, Edward 3 Harrison, James Ilolliday. Columbus Jlcmpsler. Henry linghsJ. II. 2 (laallut, Mis Susan lughs, A. H. Killian, Mr. Kco, lies Rebecca A. Kersi, Dr. Wim. Lewter, Franklin Lancaster, Judge Do Leventharp, Josiah Lewis, James Marlin, Jto. A. ModnalJ . iYH. .~lJ~o, ag. Mearen, Mr.Varth *~lo ruw, Iaismi loarris. James 3~ li"'aoe Men~e J 'h'au, iss Susa K'. NKew, Mis SRrbeccrsA 0. O~d~a~, La ncae, Judg. D p. Perry, JaMendenhiake , J.s . Pugd, ai.n M. Stth Presns Mcharle, W . Mac~aie, Mrtha J. nMadr- en . T. Nurner, SrIh Mrs .hmsJh w. Io~dam, J, Oihnes, J. NI Perryto, Jul D.lat l'ik, DaidsM Rwe, Wasthin tn lRibers, v J. .2 Stih, Peo schwaEr, PotL.tr Ture Sam ett t. Thompon,~ Jiohta Wons ~ohka~ n tWihllot, nd . ut Carolin, Malroa Co eiany Datit or telthls o,. illarson the Cls Jil reqliNe toM Ac pai Ea R, Post of Ooer Janay an9 h con'no t47 irsf Mac eetvind tioth Sutuhi Conthna pat ocholders h Cht sios an ot tharoliner ofailoa Compan t, proatr the Enu. tenftIsamn RofaiD, ir o h ra w JlberOqrdHN b i A, n th) e sfras o 0 havingrch;nan d hoSotenhiso rethe'first o - arh ext-ed witut unfctualsfieny ondh pmdartef, thei ptchles, calt his moffloefor whh ther fhe Clomnly e ron ihn ~n. ' biond afrs tht k r incesry oto boitun b n ateie ofath Rothnad. to hek~~swl Aievt m r gular A dAnea hi LEY, dTr as eo DtteiENstTed, ~ e P hans vefrineg tohagedt him renrdeIeo so h Ciwl fn aoluna Cnormt hos fri e and puwtrnsgtat &alloth'5 Dreuig hr, aisets which lieh wid ol he~ s foun in Winn. w borothefirteki ubeery malsyl, beginin bt . se . lothishr old skn wher wivn hargla ro ltendant ce is orld eoe en perons prfeng call onp hm int Col'e, Dsp Ii gt . Mie's Dtrug mSouu, tp sais M.4h Weno cunyhadso g The subeober issS.s i .rn te an tdo -s B R RIAQ8, 1f s PosaivE SALE OF A 0FALUABLE COTTOWPLANTATION, Pae A raMEa GANG OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY NEGRLOES. T HIE Subscribers will alfor at public sale, on Tuedeys, tihe 28th of Jatnuary, 1851, on tie Plantwamn in Newberry District, two mniles from LrnglCane, mand nine uiles from Newberry court Moyw, - 160 Prinae Negroes, Consisting of Algn, Boyn, Girls, Wo-en, and Childro: amor whomn are several good ame. chanics and an excqlent driver. Thio No. groom are accustcyned to time cultivation of corn and coton, unl 4nre probably tlhe best cang that hall cver bqev offlered fur sule in this State. I ALSO, 40 lergo yot g and welibroko MULES. Five good nr.iorse Wag-mnm, with com. plete otts a riarness, Corn. Fodder. Bacon, Gattle, Plantation tciedie, Blacksmmi Tools, &,c. ,ALSO ie PiinmtmL. conti'atiir of about 2,400 acres, enmbracatiFm. distinct adjoiming tracts of fime beat ctfn land in mhis latte. The location ias b< nt reimmarkablo for its cntire ex emption fron ploenmic disutle for tho hast three years, at is situated withi nmimno miles of tihe Depot the Nowborry Railroad. A large portion i tie land las been recently cloared, sand ia whmae Planiation is It fire't ral ord- r for . nting aeroi. It will le sul ith-or fin ome entiro body, or divide Ili suit purchasers. ie Plantation can Co eximinel mat any time previonmas t tle sale by applyin:i to Mr. Walker, whmo resides ip.n time premias. Tersn.--For the Land :one.sixth cash will be reqmired; tme alance inm five aqmal annual imnsalments, wit intorest from tie day orale; .to line ecured b) end amnd anmrtgago, and up proved ieriornmial ibecumrity if required. The No grams will 'e old on a credit of one and two years., with I crea from the dny of sale; to beo secured bi hoind and aupproved persona, security. The joat of tlis male is to effect a divion of into to; it will therefore be p'si. lave and withou anly muaer of Peaeovea, nnd will bm contisoU -fmnm day to dav, until the whole prinpray I disposed of. Titles unques tLonab:e. J. 11. ULl. W. WAL-KER. 83, The Nea rrv. Hlamburg. L:mom asville, Spatahrmimmmri. V kvile. Clheaterville. Wimnns boro, Pnd Camd' Impars will give three week ly imasertios, amm orwaind the mr meomumts. with mine ciloy of ipayi to Mesmario. A len & PIsillii, Coinoma, 4. C. J.mm 6 74 13-,3 Mt Wanted TO nc na 'I mvm Imtm Autns. f'.- tie Voyage Rm1 ad the \Vor;d. or time Unsimei Slaes Squjdro tmmndier Commdor t;. C. Re.l, illntimrate it hegravlgm. A number of emterpripim i intullgent inem, (of .good characmer. are o ed proinitub'e mmployent inm circulating by a cripitmnm. tie abovo valmUumel and itnterestut ik imn 1'airfield Dimrict atmmd othrr Districts mo State of aSouth Carolin. 'lhe ermms, a ich are very liberal, will he givenm om iapi lion to t!me stbserber, tpst paea. l'lis wit will not be *oid in lite boa1ok stores, but c.-l ely by Agents, at roavpnabic and uniform jar' [I'. -AIANSFIELD, amkoteller and Publimaher, .11 New Hiavenm, Coincoticut. T H u nrr ment of miking t wo trim on Wed yi, as heretofore, is disconi. timuod from alter this dato. hi. M. -T'IOCKT'ON, 93Chief Engincer. Nam 19 37 r-tf I 'l ShoesJ I Ju eclved at R. S. BAILEY'S New , a fine lot of Ladmo's best Wail SHOEs, Philadelphia made half Gaiters Kid. Black and Whito Kid slippers; A beat HOOTS. * Aso, A large f Cildren's 8fI10Es, Black, Fancv a. nd erod.' |'Thmome tih ism gamod andl neat artinles will do well-to 11. S. BI L EY. S6pt. 19 31 m f PUBILI AT OOLUIIA, S. C., i' .RON &1 CAR~i8E. C. AR.LIBz4, Editor, Roceiv ynToalegraph and Express, thec latest int eane, Conmmnrcia, Political and - D..ily r46 hmeranmum; Trri-wveeki 63. Nmw 1. 1 34 r-.f N1'SBORO cDepository, thme mgeat Qttarriea In tlg,.adtim a -tm . . titiful Oranige dast can bae ,ou... Wi , io as prepasred to out for . '.smndm fboo 5' any other aervico to whalehm Rlook bu pplicd, at reasonable price. ~Jum47 . onts j * R . e is 0nsamatly Vie. l0g LeLAjt , out of th'e beat ame. tm tori d hit a spostdtrable malner, pu1 J 47 tf. sl r~t melS~~~'onmg, ewith*mC fi. ul be de eau be ugt c-e fe y m~ t) 4 ~ V . U R R ~ i k Stenlo Qao to~ e for *tipo det I. Bak m other.. and fla mmfird~ .jf to Catmars e. Iin the. shoee;taled essa, ~ ~ k Unmn t ,oi wn the firet .._ '7 aneuD. 41- hat vakrable -y ue f LN M5 -emtaiaing S ifre. a4Ay O4,,',.,-aore or. kam, Oh ae~ omsalloke-Ur.ask ma 4, Ilob. Letto ,Jmmal. ~m~aj a Jb, Poewell ad e iefuueepe l ot.ele. 'a Sas e~~ a pa){ a y *t rli soon 4ay >aad~e heat' FRSH IMPORTATION. FAMILY STORE AND COTTON REPOSETORT. Is now fully suipplied with every thing for Famnily aid Plantation nae, which are usus younid in similar Establishmenta; And as the Rail Road in now in full operation be. tween tisa and the Charleston naarkets, his friends throughout thi and adjoining Dis. trials may have their waists supplied at the shortest isetice. As lso, stubscriber ins selected his present stock of Groceries, Wines, Lignors, &a. &a., which he oflers to the public, with a strict ro. gard to quality and econony, he solicits in. pections and pAtronago. Ts fullowing comprise a portion of what hasjust been soined, viz: Choice SUGARS and Coffbe, TEA. Rie. Wrst India snd N. 0. Mlolasses, I3UCK WHEAT and Rice Flour, HACON, Lard, Catedles, Pickles OIL. Glasss und Paest, SOAP, Starch amid Tobacco, BAGGING, Bs"ing Rope and Twhic, ' Choice Fntmily Bialtimsorc Sugar Cored liais livsd Sides, SALT, Powder and Shot, -ALSO A find article of PORT1'R, -AND, Soine or she lnst Liquors and Winev ever iisportcd in ths country. purchasers are requested to call and ex. aeinino fur tlemselves, and be assured that Gooda coan be oblainscd at us low prices in this mourket us they can be obtaiecd this side of Chsarieston. . X. JONES. u' The susbscriber is also hpelpared it) lour. chsts Cotton and asy other coustry pro dsce. 0. S. J. Dec 28 08 1asso. tE" The Ymjskvillo Nliscellany and Chester Stanidard, willcpsjy for three nectks and forward bill tor set lce it. Administrators Notice. A LL p-rsous ksv isg i-tmi.i, agim the Estato of Margstret Gl:d.ey, dee'd will picau lumd thess isn dl% atiested. on or hofstr. tie lst %larch iexi ; said those indebt. d :Ire re questid to come forward aid sake settlemeni. J. I. EVANS, Adiniostrator. Jan 9 47 2'. Notice. ,STRAYED uom Iih,- subscrilbur oi Friday eveninsg Isis' l3th inst., a large diark colored narso J ULE. aboit seven ye ra sold, it assay ie tat shiso a asuking iar way ois the couantry as I biotught her frosts a Ktnstuskiast about three months ago. Atsy iiformnation concerning the said ssmn!o will ho thsankfully received and handsonitly rvwarded for the sain0. JAMES KERR. Dee 25 45 eow-4t. State of South Carolina. FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. In like Court of Ordinary. By J. S. STEWART, Es8q., Ordinary of ~~a irfaird a )paf.mn"" Ietratlon, rbonisnon, on all and sisigular hlia goxids and chattels, riuhias aid credits of Arthur McGraw, late of the District aforesaid, de. ceased : These are therefore to cito aid admaonish all aid singular, the kindred and creditors of the said decoesed, to be and appear'i oore me, at our next Ordinart's Court for the said District, to be holden at Fairfield Court louse, on Ise seventeenth day of January. iumatast to shew cause, if any, wly tho'said Adminsistration ahould not be granted. Given under sssy hand and seul, this second day of Januiary, in the year of our Losrd one thousand eight hundred and -fly.onso, snd in the sovensty-fifth year tof American Independence. J S. STEWART, [a....] 0. F. D. Jan. 9 47 21. State of South Carolina. Fairfield District. IN THEK COURT ('F ORDINARY. By J. 8. S TE W A RT, Eeq., Ordinary of Fairfeld District, 1HERE~AS JANE GLADNEY and JOSEPil iI. EVANS have ap. plied to nme fosr Letrer. of Adripinstralien, on all and ensegular thse goods and chattels, rights and credits of Josepsh Gladncy, late of thea disrict aforesaid, deccused. Thsec are thercforo to citc and adsorilah all said singuslar, Ilic kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and aefisre moi, at ur next Ordinary's Crur g istriptt to tits holdens at l'asirfleld l7ths day of January, in "' any, whty the staid ainitsi gra nted.W Given unider my hand siad a rat day of January in tho year of our Loard one thousanmd eighst hsundred amid faity.onse, amid in the sevent-fi ycar of Amnericass Indefenldesnce. J. s. STEW AR T, it,. ,,.) 0O. F. D 47 2t. *ooived, :.ssmnt nF Rosck Ilid, 4talER.4, and JEANS, a ecry super ur artiole for Gets and. Youths r thmseles, s te annujt fail to bo plsead queihty anid prmue., IJARKCLEY & STE~ViIAN, $sept 26 39 if. SL A RGE uhssaertms.-n of FRUIT TREES, Grape Cntting., Straiwberry iants and O..ge Orasge Trees. A eatalsigua say be seen at the taoro saf Jan7 d -' r2-hg #fotices TRA TED iranm the 'eaalde-nr, 'frihe subsrber on theo 28th talt,, a bleek hse 4 atl esam'., white in his face and en eane or | or. of his feet and lams mmewhast up in years,. mey p-ramsr tsskan up said lens and taking re of lain. wihi rWarded for te, J d any information eecernihng hii. de~. the sohbsenber a' Chster Court iiu il lhankfoll recived., sI . 6prl ' .. wx eoTaat prrlt afss seoss Sheriffs' Sales. Y Vi rtunofiiiSutnd rvenxtcgmtionst to ie -direced, I willoffir for sale tit Fnairfield Court Ioltie, on the tirot Mi ONDAV. a nd the (lay following, in February, next, witlain tie legal hours of sale, ta thel higlict bidder, for caml; the following property. Purchasets to pay for titles. One tract of 598 acres of land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of Dani. flil, A. F. Lumpkin, 3. E. Caldwell stndl othere, to bo re-sold at tIle risk of the furmimer puirchaser, W. H'. Ialt, at the suit oi A. D. Johnstut and wife, Wmi. ifltl und wife. cf. il. It. C. WOODWAItI, Slierff'sOffie'S. F. 1). '4herifi's Office. Jun. 13, 1851. Jan. 14 hI 41. Sheriffs Sale OF RUNAWAY SLAVE. B Y ittitn ity of theo ne a of the Gene. ral Asoembliy of the stait of sointih Ga. rnia in such cnes imadj and pivided ; I will sell at publc out-cry oi the thirteenmth (1311) day of February next, in front o lie Court flous -, in Fairfield District, at 12 o'. clock. .M., A runaway NEGRO Ml.ive. The said slave was lodgcd in the j.til of Fairfielid Disiriet,-fn tie mniit (91h) day of January, A. I). 1850, and was advertmed as the law diruecs fir thw space of twelve min eimP. ot o sinivo a i ,; , name is Charles, une tlat ie bel'onmga ti, JIm. tiel Dozier, of Allimma. Charles is tehont twentv-five years of age, amid i- of it dark compeoxion, ubot 1 5 feut 8 or 10 incles high, has a scur on his, ose miog r is u oc-t, tolerablu stouti built, will weigh 150 or 16 pomids. Teris of sale cush, and purister to pa for title. 0 It. C. WOODWAlD, S. F. D. Jan 14 81 G6. A Valuable Tract of Land FOR SALE. T H1 E BAPTIST 81tt. Cunvemion ai itA late meeting h.mve resolvcd I,, Fetl the LAND unit immtuovanients at tIme. F11 1:11n mistitte. Oil the pre'mlases are two ettl. ment each. having a coitmiedimes brick holume (very good) and necessary out hiildingts, and tomr besuty of si:untion and health. iti excel. led in the tip cietiutry. It is Ir..uctiee land, situ )tel in twenit.cight mniles of the T'1)wn of Coilonibia, lmre' mies I \Vintraboro, an4d twe miles of tihi Rail Itond. Thu tract of land coetins over 550 acics; und wil b. divid ed to suit minrch.m-ra if d,-sired, or stohe in oie tedy. it is off ret tit privat.' sale! tatii the first Mloeday i Febre,.,rv Iext, aid if ntm diifosLI of b that iime, will he scold t fhe hig.icst idder at W'mintaope, oi a credit of tel quial anmlnin .,tu e-t nt iml interept 1trom th diato-ex....pI otnen limnih of theil purchat mnioney teo tie paid itl c.-h. I will tie o tie letco occusionally it the limtlih of Januar y. Address L~u'evns Coeil Ilins'. Hi. W. FuAyLA, A goiot for .s. 11. V. De 2t 63 r31-i,6t Notice. R UN AW A Y ireim ite subscriber ieveral moothIs ssinen, while in the Sae of G'orgia, his fellow lJAV. 8aid L'vi is six feet amd ill d m iuight, stout, well proior. ticned, and a it lt ago oft l'entyeilht ieiirs. lie wais ral a the late mtciard Gla'nicy, near Ja im reek, -'airfield District, mnd Pertion ljj~0 ing meIdI&I v0,w, i it) unill ai m Ihi State. aread g ivimeg imfitraia tin ot) tea m li to the edetorof time Fairfield Ield, shall re cive a rwasrd of Fifi v ) allars. ALCXANDEIt11U I1ys E* The Che-stev - tandard will cop tile limes and forward bill tomlhis of~ee. Nov. 14 39 I. State or South-Carolina. Fairfild Disrget.g. IN THB COl'RT OF ORDINARY. Pnr NATIIANIS. . ItD, n,. TJiERljAS certain caue s hnve . been shewn to me by times G. Ford, y Is petition filed in mI' oilee onl tie 12th ay of November. instant, making it necemir liat Nathaniel Ford, Jr., Adminislrator e r ?"is lon) of the goods and chattels of Jaines od dcasa du be requested to acount before o 1r fr hs actiags anmd doeings as A thiniiistre. barul oni il of said estale. You, 111e said Nathaniel Feord, Jr., aere there. R re retlestedi to appear at Fairfield Court N~ Fouse*, in the Ordary's Ofie, on Fu ida'y, the Mi 41day of F't bmutiry mmexl, in order 1o reimder M1 truo imccennlt upion the said estate, anld shmow M tia if aer oud cn ilm te rntdprayer of the ~ G iven' undter mny ha nd alid seal this 12th day N of November, Ae D. 150. e J. 8. STFA~VAwrt, t.. a. Nov.1I4 30 13t Is Notice, Fa Fu '1W late firm oCUIJRY &-1 [IL 5V avng betn dissolved by miutual oonsent, udnsigsed would respoetfully inform tim ant getonranlythili can be found at his old a ni Pq be0 surpassed. eit her ftorthm or South, asmbe rates. IxaisstLY MoIJgtAT. of' r0'as conistitntly initi enS *plofsent, lte betmechianmes. in erery departmtet, aygd tis mimsli t a tever exor (n to gie e feels very gtatefuml to a gnrU ub iamt patronsage, n opst :ti1,..eri a on GE v unid urge tponm those wlit wab 60In edt ieftm ha niegesnty of an early ate ofSouth Carolina, o, P e ila id n tij to il pm~ s beent (ratc and 'Mlhihj'.. *19 ef4 hit a reithsr*h 5mAA dea nsad headtu aui sai nT4 o or re L t a -a of the klah J 5 ot UpwUard of Tleiv TIaotuanid Colsnsumption can be Cured ! Ill. RlOGER': ;O.I POUN I) SYlCI'P () LIVERWORT AND TVA] For the cure of Consuniption. and ill D)isco of the Luvinge and livrait. r HI GREAT IEE)Y hats 1 only mitde aliout incredible cumr, of ( ' sminmption, bit it Ireaks up i fit most diresoi Congh, 'old, Paii in the lire'asi. flnod Astl in a fvw hoiurs tite. We atiloirize mor A Len iml ll Came" wlierc it d#4s nioot give ilimmtiri relief. slnd the bottle in retiried, to celierfu refund lie money. We will v'ow usi tle Uflited etiliillv exaramile thfe faceto boclow. uhIichl sulbstantfi. lie merits of this great reimide. Futt- whi are inconlrioveiril ud ienmnt he dnoied. \ refer YOU to life statents of well.koimm Physiciatn fimnd h'rtfcssor. whIo have coiie i ward and liave stibb~mubsaiuted these lacim. T mot icreidilonait cut imialit Ie cnMi -d it it has made cures wi re evcrythit se e ra iled. 1 Exiracs from Cerlificales which c be seen in full ty ca/ing ?pona I Agents. Mr. A. i. Scovll: laviig iieei aflie with af moist distressing cough, tint il my 1u1 beciaine fl'ctd to nach a degice thai I u% co Iinally spitting blood ; mid wiig under enre o an aipyicianl, withiout obiil ny relief, until I pnenred a botmtic of )r. I ter' Liverwort ant Tar, which rttmorel mie health in a very aliort tine. J. FINCII. icinatii, Nov. 5, 1841. A CliE AUKAllm' CUlRE OF CONSU \ TIION. ir. Scovill: I wan tkeii wih a timos. d tressing congh, tile) my Iimgs beem me mo caeimd that I bled ini u shot limte seveinl quar I wal re'dnemed so low that till my fr.ems, n evi'n my PImysicia ns, thoimuglit 1 inuoist tic Comiunimption ! My brmther hearing iof ithe miuriuble eures made by Dr. Itwgei's .tw wort arid Tar, piocured a bottle, and biefoir had Iaken mie.lhalf of it, it im "W the very Petit of lie disea'mse. I r medh a hat quntitty of plilegmn mid imitter, amid ily em was stoppm d as by a eliarmal. And by its umm was restored to pem fre hiedltI I. GAHflMEN, WHilTEII-E 'AD1. Sworn to andim submmribed this 26thl day Nov tmber, 1847. if. E.". SI'ENCI':l1t, .misyor of the City of Ciicimiai. Extract from a letter from the Re Heniry Wuieman. Mr. A. Is. Scioill: As Dr. llozei,' I;-v< v.imt utd i'ar ham betei tine me in of mmuclho ;my c'.tmompti Irmo a prem lire grave ! 1 1 uindor tw *hi- nt miii ,t o gin' i , tiftuio .it thiecircutlution o-f s-o vadloal.i.- it iwdivo. . 11 ENHlY W8. lAN Patriot, Gul:ia Co., 0.. Dec. 23, T846. From Dr. Wilson. r lionteC ic'm thin fi mile% ihn mciani of m W tIem-n f. r the inlt t wlve *es; duriig oi limi, .Mrs. vistupimn hal he'en stidrimng frm, distcumia.- li'ts. Anti 111 11l'y all tht 13mpltonm it l'ti m-ar Conmlptm upeareld. A the msial r medic failed. At this ittimc sI romimm eed ung Dr. Inogers' livcrw..rt it l'ur. It acted like a elmirm. lin a few di mhe declared herself imearly well. I have i loinlt of its virtucs, and wouldch eerfuilly r iimitemmn it to pers-os illlicttd with discam Patrint, Galli U;m., Oho^ 0t- Price, $1 tier bottle, or six botiles ( ZScovIL & .Aliila, Not. 113 Charters.stree ew.Orlens', generIl who'eale agemtia for It outhelicrn States, to wt hon all orders mutl I dreseid. Sold by lo'll & Propsi, Winnboro S. C. " "4 ttedy & Rift Chesterville. mm ,6 Pratt & J"es. Nwberry . II. 4 66m A. Fitch, Columbia. "or sale iy HIALL & tmOPs'I' Altg 16 26 6Il WINNSBORO FEMALE INSTITUTE. IE dutiea of this fit'mjtion will ( chie .. thme hastt day of Octobter, mund hit reutmne a time fitrst' Mfonmdy in Jmanury, 1851. Mase. C. LADD, 1PmsNcwaL. aV. G. W. BOGGS, las M. B. HOLMES, Assisatant, lea JANE FUYRGIIRSON, tam MER B. HALL, uialDepartment, r. R. SOR~ORB Professor of Ohemistry and Philosophy. r. HENRY HARRIS, Professor of Froec. r. G. W LADD,Painting and Writing Depart. mont. 'i'he courime will emmbraco every stumdy calcut ed to give a thmoroutgh amid Ihulished educa .erm. per' SceeoiI #1 pIme Ahil/. coamt tIe. . -. 12 00 ir 15 00 nitor, 001 Jernm Lamigutgesi, - . - 10 00 Ornamntalin Depatrt'ment. iWo oct Pi.:no or Guitar, - - 20 00 muof I'iano' - - . 1 (00 awinig and Palntinmg, - - It) 0 mioy Work, different kimndlm. enmoi 5 Q el anmd use of Library, eaich . I 0) rer ir mnonthm, iludmng light and fe - - . . 7 5e iuling por month* - - 1 00 I. will be acemn that in iddition to Mlim ialil a comesm rcommended by P'romfm'orm lowiti' I droburg, thie servicesi of Miss alary L. I has also been MeoAdet, tik (fill cot'ee front 6' e or thme first Itnmti a in the Dhiriot of Columbmio, andt with the ttmtigmaalm from, Atr. N. Caruaic, Prof. lul In Wausington City. et.-16 3 ri--htf. ANTT, IIUFF & GANTT FACTORS$ AND fERAL COIMISSIONt AGENTS, Accoemftdatiosa WIsrf, CH ARL&8TON, 8. 0., ll reeive and meli all articles of PilQJ -E, and gIve personal attetton toi tim .~ofSuppllem fur Platercs whe, sota rdi with despatch, Murobmam'iso -uao 100(VA y ggmpfy . an ad sg Xu~ O ed, let NEhOuDIEAE ON 6,1 Fo tr tile R~emioval aiid Permilueut Cure of oil tlot NERVOUS DISEASES Ai.] of those tComiluints which are caused by f smmpiared. w eakened or uniealthy condition of tte - N ICIVOUS SYSTE1M. This belutiful and convenient applicationi of tl m.teipous Powers of (IALVANISMl and NIAGNE'l'. ISMl, has bren pnoumced by distin uilhod physi. cians, both in Europe aid the UnliteI States, to be ud tihe most vatuable mediciial discores y of the Age. 2 Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT sli. MAGNETIC FLUII), Is larm i with the most pemfect and certain success is to mii caces of (RNICItAL 01E I LITT 9trengthening tihe weakenedm body, giving tone to the vrjons organs, and lntigurating the entito asytem. Also in ITS, IstAN1P, I \ltAt SIS and Psl.i Y DsPKP8IA or iNINOESTION, IlIEUMAATiBM, ACUTE and CiltONIC, UOUT, EiPll.I:PSY, LUM. IIAJO. D.AFNK, NERVOUS TREMORIS, PAL. PITATION OF TillE IIEART, APOPIEXY, NFL'. s. itAI.lIA, PAINS in time SIDF. and cimtyST, LImtFI M 'COMPi.AINT, SPINAl, COMPLAINT, and CUltVA l'Ulti' of the SPINE, HIP COiPLAINT, DISEASES ld of tie KIDNEYS, DFiFICIENCY OF NEIlVOUS and th PHYSICAL, .NEIUJY, and all NERVOUS DIS. *. EASES, which complaints aise from one simple r. oume -namely, A Dorangement of the Nervous System. tim Q In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and Tedicines imcrease the disease, for they weaken the vital energies of the alread) prostrated system ; while i nder the stremgtheningl - vitalizing influ. I ence of oalvanism, an applied ty this beautiful and wonderful discovery, the exhausted.pationt and weak. ned autierer is restored to former health. strength, elsIticity amid vigor. o1 The great peculiarity and excellence of Dr. Ohriste's Galvanio Ouratives, consists, in the fect that they arrest and cure I b, oitwiard application, in place of tihe usu o drugging and ihysicking the putient, till ex Nature sinks holelessly under the infliction. he trengthen the whole systemu, eyialize the eution of the blood, promote the secretionse, and nep do thme slightest itiiiiy udr cicmaces8 tir introduction in the Un la't""ly t years since, more than r. 60,000 Persons ' iancluming all ages, classes and conditions, amo I which were a large number or ladies, who are pec Shiarly soubiect to Nervous Complaints, have been ANTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY 0 when all hope of relief Iald been given up, and thit else bseen tried in ain ! T illustrate the use of the GALVANRI B supplse time case of a person afilicted with t of civiliaition. DYSrPI.PSlA, or any other Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stim r. taken, which, by their action on the ne mu muscles of the stomach, afford temporary rel which leave the patient in a lower state, an injured faculties, after the action thus excited ceased. Now compare this with the effect resulti 11 from the application of the GALVANIC BELT. Ta a Dyspeptic sufforer, even in the worse sym toms d" attaC , and simply tie the Delt around Te bod d usimg tihe Magnetic Fluid as directed. In a short . period tie insensible perspiration will act on the 10 positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Gal. vanic circulation which will poss oS to the negative. d.m4 thence back again to the positive, thus keeping - up a continuous Usi vanio circulation throughout the system. Thus the most severe cases of D PEPSIA .1"jA .TIyCURE 4kg )r '- W ill CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS 1, Of the most Undonbitedi Character, c romt tiarts of the Countr comulm be give. ievery column in this papier! AN EXTRAORDINARY OASE. uthIch cosiclusively Jiroves that "Trut is stranger than Fictio." OUREjl O Rhoumatian Bronchiis and Dyapepsia. -%1. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN of tNew Jersey, of distinguished attainments and sitid sv'lutamom :_atisnet n Din. A. II. Cnn8Y, New Jersey, July 1, 1848. DR .I.Cimimst i-Demr 8ir: Y'ou wish to knlow Of nme what has been the result un ay ow case of the almimiction of THE aA I.VANI( BELT AND NCK. For pelaot twcen yeoaI had been suffering fromn nor couldi obtain pmermanenit ete o any camors mnedical retntwhatever. About feirfecouyrso sices c smchmneo frqeesme to he Farther : in tim w inter of '45 amid 'scrinal cngu othr c ue eati deal in my on n ve Dronachitis, which soon becenie so severatoequby an immediate smuspenasion of smy pastorali as, re Bru es no o - t g yrostated said as and Rtheumatac affection-thus evincing tha tlpele diodrs were connected with each other throuigh the pirmaecopeia there seemed tob nrmeda hl completely fanel hAt last I as ld bym fred t'exne" yorivninad tog ih e ry ist he a fficiony th etermiVnCEd ThIs was in June, 1846. To air OSEAT A5TON5S55s:Eur IN Vwo Dave isv DvsvErssta15 ADONM mm sEinNT DAYS I WAs 5t~aaLED TO 555UMm Mv PA5ToaaL LAbOnS NOR AsEs I s5.0MOumysfTTE A siNoLE savicE Oq acc~ioU r e t Bao~censTra i ANn att RnssAass :.' AVF cTIO1O 5nas ENiagi~y OKACED ,TO TaoUSLE s5E. uc is the wonderful and happy results of the have recommended the BI4,T and FLUID to many who have been likewise suffering from Neu. ralgi affections. TJhey have. tried them, wiTH SlAv 5IEsp LTS, I ass... , IN. SYERY CASK. 5 am, dear Sir, ver resrotAtIl yous GALVANC NEC LAND! DR. OHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BRACELAE FIs sodilcComplaints, aen tere at o yed sc eP Broa y is, na sm o lmth ie s su N e os an Sc e d c e Di iesof the headn Neli inbthe oac Busng or aftring inh GALVANsIC BRAisNCE.44 Ae foundof vas sevie ioebsonh1ge Cone Agents mac e el. *ayss,.A* e leiin ofWr or Nevu h ~cue - e P t nte , rotern ra of the body.