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tBy virtue o eunt rected, 1 Will offbr for t ter ourt House, on tlie-firt -Mond and e. lowing, in INiciber nxt, withi ""16 gurs of -sale, to the higpst'bidder for C the following Sipal Prpp1erty. rcbase pay for Titles.. One tract. of -efc s of Land in. Clardini de do B. Moody, Sail."3.N -o 4 rs. levied upon as tho propty $ tnson,;at the suit of Bnritel.Moody .. MIller. tract o'12 acies - of; m Claremont, ad ng latils of Jos. 1. Bossard, Est. of J. Allen andArm. Ross, levied upon as the property um Roast tle Puit of John B. Miller. . - 'THOS: J. WILDER, S.' S.. D. .Nov.i15,4847. HER.FF'S SALES. By virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House, on'Thirgit Monday and lay following in De cember next, within the le"ralihours of sale, ehighest bidder. for dli, the following ersonal 'Property. Purchasers to pay fur itles. 1 Negro, levied on as the pro rty of R. M. Bracey,' at the suit of R.' B. ain and S. S. Parir. Householi Furniture, consist ing of Beds,. Bed-clothes, Matrasses, Bed tisads, &co. i&; also, Kitchen Furniture, levied ou'tlia property of J. I. DuBose, at the suit of oel Stevoison, Stevenson & Walker, Wm;n. Nettles, et. al. To be sold at Defendant's residence on Tucsday, 7th Dc cember. 1 Negro, leviod on as the pro perty of A. B. Brailaford, at the suit of Jos. Lawton andJas. B. Richardson, adimr. 1 NcgrQ. levied on as the pro perty of Jas. Ray, at the suit of Jas. Lowry. 1 Negro, levied on as the pro pert of O.'S. Rees, at the suit of C.. T. 8 Negroes, levied on as the property of Thos. D. Sumter, at the suit of Rosser & Ingram, and Bank of So. Ca. 1 Negro, levied on as the pro perty of John E. Bronson, at the suit of It. EYates. THOS. J. WILDER S. S. D. Nov. 15, 1847. 3 3t. SOUTH-CAROLINA---SUITER DISTI IN EQUITY. Sarah J. Bradley et. al. v. BILL. G. Stevens et. al. Will be sold at Sumtr Court House on the first Monday - in December next, and if not henu sold will be offered at each subsequent sale day until sold. A tract of land of three hundred and fifty acres situated near Bishopville being lands of the children of D. S. Bradley dec'd. To be sold at the risk of the former pur chiser. Terms of sale-Cash. By order of the Court, JOHN B. 1IILLZR, Con'r. Sumterville, 9 Nov., 1817. 2 4t IIEAD QUA RTERS. L1ESTON3 SPRINGS. .Novuana 1847. (GlNERAL ORDEiR. *The bleod of our own Palmetto Regiment, ha.s lbeen pured out in Mexico, in vindica tion of the honor, and in prosocuuion of the rights of our common country. Col. Butl-ar, Liect. Col. Dickinson, Lientts. Adiuns, WVil liams, Moragne, Cantey; Steen, anud nmany monre of our gallant sons have fallen glorious ly. to rise nomuore. Thec wounds of the few survivors are still bleeding,-they have won for themselves imnperishacble tfame, and wrea:hed around the brow of the Pahnmotto State, laurels which can never fade. In h-mor of (he noil decad, the General O:licers, the lhel and *8::ul', and Comnpany~ Orlicers of the Stat9, ivtll join Ilhis Excellenc cy, the Cormunander:in-Chief, in the'r tribute of respect, by wearing c'rape onc the ljgt arm for thirty days, from the 22nd instant. Otlicers commanding Uivisions, are charg. ed with the extension of this orcler. '1ly order of theo Commnander-in,-chief. J. W. CA NTEY, No. Adjutant and Incspector General. 1o.2 3 it 0JTAll papers in the State will publish un The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and (le public inI general, thait lie hars fitted out a house as a RESTIAURA T, oppco site Mattheson's store, andI het ween Davis's H-otel'and iBoyd's Hotel, where will be fohurcd Eatables of the best kind the market canu af ford. Also, Planted Oystors--all of whuich will be0 served up in the best style. Tlge Bar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, of the heat quality. Tlhe'subscribor having a long experienrce in the business, hopes, by strict attention, to merit an equal share of -public patronage. JAMES C. M'KENNA. Camden, Nov.3, 1817. :i t LADIES' f ANOY STORE ! The subscribers have just opened a hand somne assortment of Fancy Millinery Goods: consisting of the latest styles of Blonnets and Flowvers ; Plaid and Ombra Shaded Ribbons. Also, 'itndsome assortrment of D~ress Goode: constatinig of Plaids, Plain and Figured Silks, Tarlton Plaids andI Raw Silks. They thank the p)ublic for their past pa tronage, and solicits a continuance. Dress-makin (lone in the laterst styles. HI7LBURT & LANAGAN. October 27th, 1847. 52 3t A FORL SALE. An exleeit arid well finished PIANO in perfect order. Also, a first r ite SULKIEY AND HIARNESS of Reynold's make, very little used. '.,The terms will be liberal and *4coremodatinig. Apply to -k~ *A. J. MOSDS. .4 4 I 4 r4t. a i . . the of n~o h een n mn ettherpiirted' or pasto. T sami Lettor'v esd an eecution on h s.Bone on ch A epgnnt as y him.t#Joahn, .tDiv i .an ac. McDulmi again-it .i H.ixirn fo4" 117 f .)fhih account wAv' :e ' - by , M . uned n. i ' letter Avis sOi4 dirodted to Obnhi I M in vi.. '!he miey atdd pers Wv Ge 'd In' epremeuc.e of.. ofp. kon- aindere, -and-dellf 'to we so p *ders (n the resoen' a T. Sp o, with Philitidular cha ' to epson Sandajs not to loost tho.leter andi. contents an1 i char-'dd himp:seve tiatimes'1ithe preselce'A W. \ Spatn, to'jevbr- careful of the leticte which ie promised,'faithfully todeliVr to . H. Dixon. It is, said the letter-.Vas lost by Swepson Sanders on his way froi-iii fathevrr' to Joh ii. Dixons. All the Banks and indij vIduals.who, may receive a Bill ot iaidi le cription. Will please investigdte when h.i person received the il . 1 wenid give .1 reasonable ltewaid f, r lio money liid papers. and will give the wlol6 of. the tionoy if a discovery is made that the letter was- Oroken open and the money taken from It; for I am determined to bring the person guilty to such punishment as the laws of South Crlina provides in such cases. WM. H. BOW$N Sept. 14, 1847. TO- THE PUBLIC. From a notice in the Sumter Banner, dated September 14th, Captain W. H1. Bowen, evi lently intimates, and *isles the public to be oive, tlt mly sort, Swepson S-nders, (a youth of sixte-mi years of age,) broke open and took from a letter, he had entrusted to his care, for Mr. John H1. Dixon, a oic rindred dollar bill, The annexed certificate, from a gentlenian, who was with my son, from the time ie left my house, until the letter was lost, I deem sutlicient to show, tat his insin nations, Were altogether groundlces. Air. John Dixon, the gentleman witlh whon mty son was hoarding, at the timefor the purpose of going to school, had no suspicion, but that the letter was lost, by accident or the care lessness incident to youth. IT Captain Bo weti, had adgertised the letter, without en deaver;nig to injure the reputation of mty son, anl tihe money could not have been recover ed, I would not have: hesitated, to make good the amount. Nov. 12, 1817. JOIIN SANDERS. I do certify that in the latter part of August last, I left time house of Mr. John Sanders in company with his sonl, Swepson Sanders, ri dntg ml a buggy together. After going some thirteen or fourteen miles, Swepson Sanders exclaimed I have lost a letter containing mo ney for Mr. Dixon. We imtineliately tuirned -hack, and rode until after ntarht came on, without beiig able to findl the letter. I then proposed to S. Sanders, to return back to ny fathers, and go back early in the nmornig I search of the letter. He did so, and as he informed me, could iear nothing of it. I am contidenit the letter was lost accidentally, as I saw it in the lpossession of S. Sanders, a short distance after we left his fat her's honse. ZIMMERMAN STUCKY. Nov. 12, 1947. 3 tf FAMILY GROCERIES. Smoked Sahmon, Ttatgutcs and Beef; Pickled do Auicrel and Tongues. Sardines, lobsters, anchovies, capers, olives, pictkles; Imtitat~in lraglish and N'or:hoarn chmeese, mac c-iromi. Crushed andtt loaf sugar; nssorted brown do. Rio and O!d Java col'ee; supe:fite hyson aid rnpiwd.'r teas; N. Ur 'tmus andi West India Moissm' inli harr!s Northern Flour; CHI UhfP.tU(.VE A.YD LIQHoR.. Blaskets, clampa-,me, of sutperi'tr brands; Cinmipe and othair coirdiais ; best Fruench Branly, vinitage 1805; suip. sherry atnd tma. deora wines; tener fib and unlaga wines; old Scotch atnd monnongahela w hiskev'; Jamua ica andh Northern Rtum; Ilollanid Gin'(very old), Old Peoach andi Apple Birandty; old P'ort wite, very sutpcrior; oirgpat, gmr, apery e Ott aid othier syrups.a-~.iery WVest India P'reserved ginger; West India preserved pine A pples; lir, peachiei, pl tums andi thter, s. Fres.h prunes, cturrantts, ciaron' and lemons. Butterfly, Dianma, Repltia, Gold Leaf Chares'on, Crownt in:r, and various other approved brands. Just receiveJ], antd for sakc by S. II. l.IVV. Cantlan, S. C., Nov. 15, I'Ji7. :i tf SUMT~ERV1L LE sAK [ER Y. Th'le sumbscribeurs ret.pw:fulv informt th. inhabitanuts of Sumtervil an I'vic iniv, th-a~ they are about op'n :ug a BAt t{i (y, /o uo.: rm' nce on Aio-'tay, Nee-nber 1st, to:-sy 1dyjmg Blread, lbis radi (Caks of evr 1 aitiles w shiior to b. srivtd withi Ilrea. evcry utornintg will .c::se leave thltr order, at A. L~oryea's store. liThe subiscribers hinig that by st ri-t t. tent ion, good <puIity' andi punctuhalIity, to so licit thIt patronage of the pubtliL'.* Fresh Bread evecry m1oruning, and Fresl Cakes of every description by $ O'clock eve. ry evening. A. L.ORYILti. d. Bi. l)AL ISON. N. B.--Orders punctuailly attended to. Oct. 27, 1817. 52 (um Lisaui ed Pa~rtiiershmup. 'rTe stubscribers htereby give notice thal upon te liP t h day of OJctobei- 1847, t hey cot tered ito a Copartner~ihip under the nm and fu.*n of CJI181i0I3l & McLA'URIN for the t rantsactuin in the \'illage of Sum~lter, vill~e So. Ca., of a generah Cuash Mercantule Busmness. 'The said firm contu stin. of An. gus Chtshiolm & Daniel 11. Mrl Ilamrin, gene rat part iers, and Isaac Jnmes Chandler, spe eil par ner~, who ias conitribumted to thte comn mon stoak the sum of 8 1500 00, as his pro. portion of the capital thterof, am1( who will be entitled to receive one-thtrd of the profiti which shall be real-tzel and gainedl in the transaction of the said Mercanti'e busliness and4 thtat the said Copartnershtp will termni nate upon tha first day) of October A. D), 1840. A. CIIISilOI, n DB n eLtIRor, N -L jib Es subsoaeri noW-f n large t4I general a Jsso but of New Goods; v14: Dry.G Grohr1b", :1ardware, Catlery, Catpunters a s, s Crockery ; Shoes * and ll. e, Haits,taps and Bonnets; tREADY MADE CLOTHING. A rCats, Vests,Pants, Shirts, Fine Blacle Cloaksi &c. &c.; Candieswassorted; - BAGGING AND ROPE; Tobacco segars,T&c. .MOSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ViolinsLGpitars, Flutes, &c.; and also, a se ,ec4tedJigof: Italian Violin'and Guitirstring , Iand a great rnany Fancy Articles too'tcdious to mention. MI of whilch, will be sold low for casli. Bite', &c. a 0kits<Emountain Butter 6 bushels Cranberries. 3000 lbs.*slaughtred Dry Hides. L. B. IANKS. Npposite China's Hotel. Nov. 15,1847. 22 tf NEW GOODS -AT THE CHARELSTON NEW STORE, The subrcriber would 'respect fully inform the citizens of Sumtervile oandI vicinity, that he is now receiving and openiig his FALL STOCK of Goods,corisistng o Drf Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery; Boots and shoes; Hats and Caps, &c. &e. &c. A. LORYEA. Oct.20, 1847. 41 tf GOODS! GOODS!! I have just received au am now opening a very large desortment of every description of Gooils, comprising Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cudery, B a d d i ery , Crockerv, Drugs, Paints, Oils,4 Carriage.Timn' Shoes and Boots, flats and Caps, Bonnets, Ready-made clothing, Cooper's ware and Carron ware, and a variety of other articles not to be found in any other store in the place. The subscriber having laid in his Fall stock -with a view to the purciase of Cotion during the Business season, would respectfully call the attention of the Public to the saime lie will give the highest market price for cottpn or other country produce in Cash or lIaricr. A. J. MOSES. Sumterville, Oct. 13, 1847.' tf PLANTATION FOR SALE. Near Proridence anctlradford Springs. The subscriber olibrs his Plantation. between Providence and Bradtord Springs, for sale. It contains Eleven Hundred and Fifty (1150) acres; about 250 cleared; the rest well timbered. A good dwelling Hous6e and the necessary plantation buildings. This place combines, in an eminent degree, the hadvantagfes of health, good land, aid good water. A purchaser might "go further and fare worse." J. W. BROWNFIELD. Sept. 29, 1847. 48 Ot P. J. WINN, DRAPER AND TAILOR, One door abore McLeans old Store. Rlespectfully returns his thanks to the citi ~e ns of th i's D istrict, for the encouraging pa.. ?rounge they have thus far given him since his commenicement inl businleEs. lie is nowsreceiving' and opening a very FINE STOCK 0OF GOODS in his line, which he proposes to sell and miake upi upon equality, on ais god terms as any in the place. Ail persons wvishing to have work done, are respiectfully solicited to give him a call, hemore purchasin~g elsewhere, as lie wdil endeavor to give general satisfac tioni. Sumterville, Oct. 20, 1817. 51 if (iTrLOOK IIE~RE.J39 g a e subsrib~er has just returne d from & the North wi hi a f'uli and wv~1I wi..'ted r:ock of Cl.O)CKtS, WAT1Chili, and all kin i o' JR IW I LRY. A'S'*, PISur L.S, Fine ''UT'i'ty, l2:RFv'-;:iR , TOV~3 and Kick KAr'c:c'ries Ci C*wry desc'ription. Thei' abovne sto -k is th. lhrgest that ha~s *rer b'een oibired in Sumitervite. Has h~e:>n -('le:ted wth great care, and cannot fad to i'N.r:hosers may vxpect to find great bar The~r su,rribr returnis his grs'atful ac kno.v ons or paset favors, :dsol!cts a Fi'.:7MAN iiOxYT. S'm. ir 1 ' !, l'a17. 4C, 1v N. b~-- ' h , -u.d je~we'ry re. T1ha. sus'r.r ' now r re~v.un from New Yo rk, Rxso', andi' I hi i h ;1, at beaimu I an . ed sejer: 1 .: .. 'iiur't of I)ry Go'ods, (;rocer es, liaudv r., C bntery, Its, Shoes, 11a's, Cai's S:msi .ry, Stc ionecry, Confection-. ary, I'ornmurery, (gabrs, & c. & c As there was n painis spare(d in sele'ctinr Gioods of thre latest style anud b'uying themi for 'aSsh enitirely', the suiseribe'r is'satistiedl that hie cant sell theom as heapi as~ they cain be. ha~d in Charleston, or ainy othe1r im:ket in thie State. l'ersons wvish ng to buy Goads woul find it to their interest, to call and examiono this stock before purchin~rg elsewhere. J. 'T. SOL.O.\ONS. Agent for R. For.oatoss. At the smore formieriy occupied by D). Solo mos :i doors above thie Court I louse. Sept. 15, l&17. 4G tf Plauat atious for M;ale Onl Raf iua (reek. Theiu subscriber offers for sale -li plantation on Itaftin creek, containing about six lhun dred acres, ono half of whinch is cleared aund in good order for cultivation. It is situated near the Camden Branch at' the South Car olina Rtail Road, four miles from Boykin's mills, an'd the same from two other mills, and twelve fronm Camden. On the premises is a comfortable dweliing and all necessary out buildings. It his linre wvater, and Is of uinex ceptiomnah!o hoalh. For informatiomn by let tar, address the subscriber at Camden. D). M%. HIER IOT. Gert. 18. 4r< rnm .Dglea etozinformn e esbli neral! th -yfhy .n w i ph rel oi. raoi ' 4aineinA weie And splendid assori o f FJIAAQYAN ESTA D', DR .suitable for tie Fall Trade, coiintin of Muslihs, Cambtlcs, Calicoes, Lige -mgs, Shootings ard-Homespa;d lthhTSatinetaf Tweds "a a'erw4 gro .cloths, )Blankets, &;c..f r oition.-. Also, a large asportmeot, of a n Caps, .pols aid Shoes, Stationer Saddlery, ag gi.Rope and Twirien'4lardware, Cutlery, roceries, &c., &i. ofrhe,:most appro ed quality. Persons, wishino' to make "euteha,' ss wdll fd: Wvell to c4and examefor themselves. Sept. 20, 1847. 47 tf DARLINVTON AIND GADSDEN' (ViA .UMTERVILLE. LINE ,OF STAGE THlE- subscriber bets leave to inform the Public that, oi. Monlay, 4th October, he will commence running a-Two Horse I CK, bltwoee Sumterville.and Darlington ,C H., on the following days, viz: Leave Sumterville on Moinday, ata A. M. and arrive at Darlington C. H. same dayat 7-P. M. Leave Darlington C1. on Tuesday 4 A. I, and arrive at Sumterville same day, at 7 P. M.. . Leave Sumterville on Wednesday at 6A. M. and arrive at Darlington C. H. same day at 7 P. M. ' Leavo.Darlingtoi-C. H..on Thursday at:6 A. M. and arrive at Siniterville same di4. t 7 P. M. By this arran ement personsTray i on this line from Darlington, will be detaine but one night in Sumtervillea fthe Stye leaves here on Wednesday and Tr 1 . ings, and arrives at Gadsden in ti6 n evening train of Cars to CoTumbid, - i'The route will be supplied 'ith fiil-Driver, good horses and a co0fortable Coach. P M BUTLER. Oct. 1, 1847. 49 ti, E3'IThe Charleston Courier a-.nd Chieaw Ga:ette. will publish once a tcek until f'rbid and send their accounts to this ofice for pay. ment. ATTORNEY AT LAW, W. E. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, SUMTERVILLE, 8. C. EDWARD SOLOMONS S7P O1N DENTIST, SUMTERVILLEI,8. C. )hce 2 doors Nurthof the Court inuso. NEW FALL GOODS AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR. MI. DRUCKERt & CO Are now receiving from the North, a verv large and splendid at:sortment of Seasonable Goods, contisting in part of, Cloths, Cassi mcros, Rattinets Vestings, Linens, Secarfs, Craivats anid Stocks-plain, figured and strip eJ Alparcas, and other desirable Goads for ladibes' D~resss Also, a erdendid vairiety of Calicoes and Chintzes, and the very best seid cheapest assortinent of Bleached and Brown Muashmns in tho Town. Tihe above Goods have been selected with the greatest care, expressly for the Crmaden Mdarkeot, and having been purchased on the most advanamgeous terms [for cash,] willibe solhl at a very small advance on the Norther'P cost. Also -A Large Stock "f Iarlhvare, Groeeries, Bagging Rope, 'li woe, IJ3eots and Shoes. in;; sichooI at COLC:UMMA, S. C. This school will be re-opend in the large -ia i c-o:nnhmasi bi lding, op; 0 te the Episco pi Church, on the secoad Monday in No cember necxt. TE'R.1S PER QUARTER. Boar:!, i:i Ihuding all items, $50 00 r: a~tou n m pelbnm and Reading, 8 00 i he abhove with nVritng and Arith me.,,-i - . 10 00 Trhe abovO w.-th Crammar, Geogra. i1hy ando Ii s:ory, . . . 12 00 'Ihe ablove wvith igher Br-'ches,' '15 00 t-rench, G er:iman, and, L .tin, eac-h 15 00 Ma aind Guitar, each . . .. 15 00 rn-............-..... 20 00 C.- ui lPiano and Guitar, each, . . 2 00 Um of the Ihrp, - . . . 5 00I tmr.,wing~ and Painting, . -. 12 00 Cormpetenit teachlers in each of the above studties are engag~edt. Madame F-EtUAs from Charleston will give a couirse of danch-ing lessons at our house du ring November and Docember--terms $12. Mrs. H ASSEIL gives every day & Singing lessoni free of charge. Thfie. oug ladies' rooms will be supplied P arleur boarders can be admitted. P'ayment in adivanceo from the time of ad. umittaiuce, but none for less thmin one quarter. The -lion. Chancellor IlAiRPEn, the lion. P. BU-rLER, Dr. LAnORDE of the S. C. Co]. leoge and Mrs. M. C. JzMnn in Columbia, hav. inig sent their daughters to Mrs. IIassL.LL d m ring the last two years, have been kind enough to allowv their names as r-Korences. wilN OICK~: There wilbe a petition prerented to the Leg slature at its nyxt session, to disconatinut as a Public Road leading from Lawvson's Ford to the great Savannah, commonly known as ho Hopper Road. Clarendon co., Aug. 9, 1847, 43 14t - NOTICE. The subscriber havinr taken possession oh the personal Estate of Bordamin RL. Hede deceased, as derelict. rThe creditoreof s~i d ycoese, will therefore hand their demands to me for payment. W. LEWIS, 0. tl. D. Sort 0,.1047. 40 .,f thet ess t r gone di ed oI' tr 'Wo thh lftsr toMec paid)! uil e ni 4:.. -M'ET5 - II Z saifC t 41ahofJil:W * yesWtr An p0 -n . ndii1~ i'W6~ i~n hf Cobde rn-o -e~ a] 0- .fB . Has i ore ano I% -s e nd y ed -e>a d a d .. *iid H69. F a T sAD i -F 184. H -of of iorY ognd ~ nd children: a7. A fun 'asortrnon filk and N Silk Hosaer,:.. Merino, imbahiol edona Iipswo4Gern Ltofitand silk hitidijan Pants for Ladies and Oeutleien; Fall Glovyoofever desc Silk and sP'ilk Glovs, Ladies antae entlemen's best Paris Kid Gloves. P White Muslins and Cambries Booki Mull, NanCsook4 ishpLa in Strip and checkdB a plain, stripd #ud Chc d.nJconets Cand Cambrics, check - Lawns, tappets and stripes. Enbroidories Insertinigs an ~d ital&ts * Labes and ee guods. Ofevery description And neweststyle: . Of thvarious and bes s color, of well known Manufacturies. - Silks " d Fancy Goods E'nbracing every variety of plain and figured - Black, watered, colored and changeable uilks Dress Goods Of rydsclitn,Dla plaid and figured ashmo gs and Mouse DeLaines: Particular attention is requested fo a few cartoons. Wichly Embroider'd Cashme ies, And louse De Lanes decidealy the EIcheat and most beabtiful goods of season: Also a large assortment of Vilvit, Satin- and Taffeta Ribbons.' Fringes and Gimp inimings, Of every description and the newest styles Shawls, Of all kinals and qualities including Silk, Broche, Thibet, Csshmere Turkeri &c. Together with a few Canton Crap. Shawl,, * from815btoSo $6. Silk and Woollenalaids. Black'lud'olored Silk ve1vbt., French and #cotch Ginghams. French, English and eAmerican Prints. Housekeeping Goods, Viz: Linen and cotton shootings, of all the various widths and qualities,shiirting linen. of the most approved make and finish: Damaska per yard, Damask Table cloths and Na~pkins. English and American Long cloth shirting. Marseils Quilts, Furnitnre Dimnity: American and German wvhite. and colored cotton worsted Fringes: Huckabak. and Dowlas, Towvells and Towelling &c. Cloths,QCassimeores and Vestigs,.~ In the greatest variety and most approveeZ mnanufacturies. Satinets, Tweeds, Kentucky JEANS, of all colors qualities and prices. Apron Checks and Linseys. *.ji A. variety of Servants handkerchiefs, also Gmngham and fine Madras Han~erciefg. A full assortment of Silk and Linen Cam brack lhn~dkerchiefg4 A very einio as -- so'rtment of 'White and Ried Flannels, Including fine Welch'and Gause Flannel. Red, Blue and Green Blankets, Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Northerniand Georgia Plains of every description.. 9, 10, 11,-12, and 13 1-4 Mackinaw, Whi tney and Bath Blankets, inieluding ~eojne of the finest evet imored Be ickinns, Bleached anid BDrown Drillings, of every description: Blue denims, Buriaps and Russia 4heeting Furniture Prints, Quilt bordering, Quilt patch work &cc. &c. &cc. Ofevrydecr Buttonis,i Of vey esrition. TlzreaWSpool Coo, NedePius, &cc. &cc. Linen Shirts and Shirt Colla~~ Stocks, Suspenders, Cravats &c. &c. &cc. In rear of the main Store onItree is a large wvholesale 'toom contalin a Jar 'I supply:of Staple Dry Goods, wl vmy the attention of every class of country pur- a zlbasers. The above Goods were soeetid in 4ew York by' the prpieo. uih fnual c aind. attntonan ar olaed;atthelostmar ket rces, without fea, copt on. One Hundred Tusand ~Era Li.she ( ~ * (or'salo at & it.4t~per Tbhousad by Oat. 1~ A 3. MOSES. N.(CAROLINAii JC1~ K e.. 2500roundsjorthDarolina I c