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non CollarsandaBosoins
Black silk aand satin Stockiet
Sel giesti 4 t o. the
Blak ik an tinCrandFait
@' aqyr CLqo q4OES,'I
Wieloandatin da i
Black silkdstin Goes .
Blcksiand sain Cdo.,
Cor. do tr ado do.,
'Silka atin Sear,
Caicto and lam' P oo sonkc is,
Silk and merksinGUndeshit, n rwr
Vla'nnel, Sevi ado. Beln o
slk fan nehread En.hcsi o
Siiervaltho usderrcs,
Rlaing sundoey-es,
.Drnel, Govi ande d,
Trer ts,Valisos andl aret Bags,
Silk and ham Umbrellas,
Cos Brushes, rfumery, &c., &c.,dec. ]
Das Water-Pro Cap,
Coats, Cloaks, 'usdios0 and
".G; "LIFEUA E E RV RS.
"Th".isipe'rfority of the, wvorkinansnip of.
the' above. Garnients is unparalelledi in this or.
elan c atin She Union.
ll.orders filled with promptness and
di'dteli n thi most reasonable tcrm-and
9ill ods Warrantedor no Sale
WV.A. 'KENT '& MITCHIELL,
I)Keeps constantly on hand a complet as
sortment of- the above Goods at their store in
Camden, S. C., Masonic Hall, directly oppo
site Dr.Cleveland's Drug store.
F'eb16i,-1848. . 10 : y
-LANi)S AT PUIVATE Sj LE~
Tii sad'scrib'er offers forts:ad Da follow
ng Tracts of Land,-at the following reduced
prces:
One Tract acnjmm lands of Elias.Durant,
isltilda' Durant and John Donalds, in Middle
Salem, containing by resurvey 352 acrpes at
-One Tract, on Lynchie's Creek, known as
the:Bradle Tract, lying between- English's
cros . rosand Durant's Ferry, adjoining
Jands'of David Cole and others, containing
30L3 acres at $400.
.One Tract on Lynche's Creek, in Darling.
tonDistrict, with Durant's Ferry attached to
* it together with a large new flat, containing
3D4& acres, at the very reduced price of
*400.
One other Tract, on Hope swamp, adjoin
lands ofWells, Hancock and ilson, of
acres-more or less, at One Dollar and
*One'Dollaraund Fifty Cents r acre.
*Theqalhity of Lynche'. ,reek lands are
too well -known to require any praise or puf
60g .'MSuffioe sit tossay then, that on such
la as I ani offering at the above reduced
prlces,-I- have heretofore made with proper
cultivationitn nuring, one-bale cotton per
-adre.
TTt sinalso the Agnt to soil several other
lrebodies of Lands in a high state of-cul
-tjvatioh and imyrovoment; which are offered
at~the small sum of $3 per acre. .'
--.. Terms Xaro made to suit puarchasers; any
-length 'of time given that is at all reasonable.
- MJ. D. ASH&IORE,
Aget of Martha Ashmore.
wNova25 847. 5 l mtf
" FdrRNITURE.
JustrjJ a-ne assortment of curl
mnapls anan . ~ 1i~ gbi fdlocking chairs,
4ane and'd seats; th~ter. wit a fine
ad6YI;hf fFui-nlti's uch as
adfaos, Book Cases,
rdWardrobes, Bed-steads, Fancy
n PanDressin Burbans,
(KO 'rsdla chieap for cash roor payer.
t% .o ,1r. F. SUTHERLAND.
s-' (amden Jan 10, 1848.- 11 tf
~ h" ~NOTICE.
Alpersons e btqtoDj. olomona, doc'd,
,pfreq~~eqtd~t f~hi orwmard and make
st~i*A~bs~b~1sdesirou, of sot
g up
0t
Psif 0 heaem
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YI~ptu ~Oanddloja
Pee8%dh i' addSps'de:Bilj
,e eatise1 y a34 eo 2.@.
qP,-rooegen ea leue a e: ; :.
ldChas's"dcMaiih's single a djDu;
;:4ble-Trusie' f'. :Xs H g .. .
Uisdi o~s Instrun ~nt~ oo,
1 Bottlesfand Tnbei;4
11, jje a 4yd Breast Pipes:
PEP 4.ui:, fy .!;i.
3eimi ruda Tapoc;
i'goidriy and Patent Biley;
E ie'f rveid ii Iiniinent;
Davis' Pain Killdf Da. .4ain Extractor;
1 Allis.'qa World's salvo;
ir~i6hilaJdgU1 and Gay' Oistaiii ti
th''curr 'q'a.pfulus ad 6thlibis
cerp n~ores henai ant e
o audVegetab C u ra
.sio, qlove Aodype, Toothi'Ach6 Drops.
C a8 ' ,inrocaition- (gnuine)
iitlegre'Abar iffil. ang~ Grpine
eed .nessa -
&rench Jujube -aste-.
fined'Liquoriie, Eriglish;
Tioipson'-.Ptanic Medicines. fron the
Abiratiory of Ephraim 'Larabee, of Balti
nore, comprising every article used in the
iractica.
Also, a fuli assortiment of the Genuine
~haker' H -erbs:.
Feb. 2,1848. 14 ly
~PP N sS
COMPOUNDWFI3 ID~EXTRACTJ OF
SARSAFPARILLA AND QUEEN'S
DLL TIT.
There are few cases of chroniaand painful
theutnatism tht will ii6tyield to the inihi
nee.of Sarsiparilla-and Queen's Delight if
ulf persevered, especially if taken in con,
unction with Hydr. of Potash, times called
Wercurial Sheumatisin: (violent paitis in the
iones, &c.,) resulting frni theimercury taken
Py patients during severe fevers and other
lrotractid disease.
It is highly rqcons~iended for ajl diseases
of the skin,' hroile:as W41nid"-Wiht.- 'One
Pottle will, in most instances, effectualy re
nove all pimples, postules, or blotches on the
ace, to which young. persons in this climate
re:s6 much subjected to. arising oither, from
mpurity of the blood or debility. It is the
est remedy known for! scrofuloin -affections,
woaes;and;breakingse out in young children,
id Is safe and pffidacious-in rermoving entire-:
y every trace of hereditary diseases from.tbe;
system in the tender'st infant ,infa'ctin allcu-!
aneous afflctiois it is invaluable.' As a gen
&ral urifier of the blood, and aniradicatorof
all obstinate diseases thin preparation will un
loubtedly take th-e p'recedence of all other re-!
nuedies., It gently- operates upon and reg
dlates the bowels, restores to the blood it..
avonted purity, gives tone to the stomnachi, and,
promnotes digestion;
It will efietually relieve Erysapelas eran
in its wvorst stages, and all persons sufTering,
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first so, hut ii no marked relief be found
ufter taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Ilydriodated Potash with it..
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
kope in the case-of all quack me~dicinecs of the'
lay, to eff'ect their-sale, and so force.themu up
mi the public, the subscriber begti leave to
state that this preparition has9 been prescribed
md used by a number of Physicians and Plan
:ers of our city and~ neighborhood, with great
success, viz: Dr. HI. Rt. F rest, Dr. W. G.
RIamsay, Dr. Thos. Y. Sirmnons, Dr. C. C.
Pritchard, Mr. 8. Legare, Lieut. Wilson, U.
S. RI. S., all of this city, Dr. James Stoney,
Beaufort. Dr. J. A. Mayes, Sumter. &c.'
For the composition of this preparation,
mand the Medicinal Properties of~ the Queen's
Delight, Physicians are respdefully referpp to
~he 5th and 0th Nos. Vol. i, of the "Southern
Journal of.Medicine and Pharmacy."
Price $1 per bottle, or $5 for 0 do. The
mamegrnparation as a Syrup, is also prepared
it 81 per quart bottle, or $5 peor 6 bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER M. EPPING,
Kemist and Druggist, King-st.
Oharleston, S. C..
For sale in Sumtersille by the Agen;
JOIN I. MILLEI M1. D.
O2TThe subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any of the above. mentioned dis
uases, even the most hopeless and .obstinate
eases, on treatmeut; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
thle expense attendant on such treatment,
and are willing to dispose of them with the
view of seeing them cured, will -find .a par
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give a fairprice for such.
March 31, 1847. 22 ly
M E W3 F AJ L 00D& IT T H E
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
NI. DRUOIKER & 00
Are now receiving from the North, a very
large and splendid assortment of Seaponable
Goods, contisting in part of, Cloths, Cassi.
meres, Sattinets-ryestings, Linens, Secarfs,
Cravats and Stocks-plain, figured and strip)
ed Alpaccas; bnd other desirablo Goods for
Laisiresses; Also, a splendid variety of
Calicoecand Chintzes, anid the very best and
chme~ct assortment of Bleachedi and Brown
.iMiis in the Town.
*Th9 above Goods have been selected with
the greatest care,,expressly for the Crmnden
Markcet, and having been purchauej on thme
most advantageous terms (for calh,] will lbe
sold at a very small advance on the Northern
cost.
Also--A r age. Stock of
Hardware,' Groceries, -Bagging Rope,
Trwine;'Beots and Shoes.
TAR! TAR !! TAR!!!
A prime lot of TVARl on hand, and for sale
F. M. MORGAN.
an.1,i88 . 2.
PilNN iP3TQ
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c.a fi A 14A 4ekt c a
jan. itM, 1848. e.
'PAR 1XMt H1P NOTI11E,
Thesubrcribees habinasinted them
woui eue Tly gall"dt nifrnPOVit
501' Th44id fim O Ai 1; .W-00
foo 'epurp de of uiaktg leuns
ca iji sesia i 1ect I SI" hi
of.E
lfag aotent~ b fusinde rLai~nes
ould easee some ofo ric ndhan'd
soera~ pattrs. zdna~stt~ot
A. . rMO 6q.
49 CO *tis G 'e6.OflY6. AT SQ a
-..ugpsotnn o isiin 06 ainei
and Cash meres; some of our rich ad hn
s~zfo pattkrn4. .
The undersigned expects to on in 8 inter
ville, o4 . Mopiy, the 1'7 instant, in
ENG*ISH 1CHOOL, limited.to.Twenty
Pupils, and sinilar to that lately kept by Mr
The 'school room s: i 'the- nw idg
on tlie lot lately" occupied by.Mr. LAUR,
DwNgs, and.near the - Methodist 'aPringe
F. M. ADAMS..
Jan 6th, 1848. t
COPARTNER$HIP.'
The subpcribers beg leave to inform the
friends-in.Sumter ,and the pihlic generally
that they have entOrQd into copartnorslily
under .the.style., of A. M. & RI. KEMEDky
when.thcy.removed to the store. lately oceu
piis by .l. D. Murray.
They intend keepig a general and exten.
sivo assortment of Dry Goods, Hardiware'and
Grocerci, and hope, by strict attention tc
businesi ard solling at: the very lowest pri,
ces,:to merit acontinuance of that pstronag4
heretoforo utendod to them.
A. M. KENNEOY.
IL. M. KENNEDY.
Camden, Jan. 10, 1848. 11. tf
W. THURLOW CASTOV
Aft'ORNE ATZAI
Office on King street, opposite the Cour
IIpuse, in rear of Boyd's Hotel.
Jan. 1848.. 12 am
RICHARD M, DYSON4
TATTOIW{EY.AT LAW,
Suuntterovil, i. (6.
W. E. RICHIARDSON,
~ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
SOLICiTOR IN EQUITY,
-SUIITERVILLE, 8, C,
ATTPORNEY AT LAW,
E. HI. MELLICHAMP,
EOTISE CAPETER~
(lttrator in Ettitial,
11aving located himself in Sumnterville,
now prepared to oxecuto all kinds of wgr
in' the above line on reasonable terms.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
2 ders west of thme Methodist Parsonyg
Jan. 2(, 1848. 13 tf
Ozr J UNT.> ltItVE D--Co
The subscriber idiforms his friends an4.cus
tomers~ that he has just received by th6 Ia
test arrivals from the North, the f'ollowin
Goods whmieh in adilition to his former minpi
he.will dispose of at the lowest prices for ca i
Fine gold pens, with or without pencil ca
sos; Fine Gtmia and Revolving Pistols;
Flutes; Fifes and Accordions; Violin ana
Guitar stringA; Fe
Optick Glasses; FiePocket Cutlery; Rod
('ors' Razor s.trope, a utgperior ainicle; Stec
Y cads andl ateel iig 'add purse clasps;~ Go
tick clocks-eight day; Percussion caps
&c. &c. &c.
FREEMAN HOYT.
Nov. 22, 1847. 4 tf
NEW FALL AND WINTER a00DS
The subscriber would respectfully inform
thme citizens of Spinterville and vicinity, thn
lie is nowv receiving and opening his FALI
STOCK of Goods, consisting of-.
D~ry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutler
and Urockery4 Boots and ethoes; H1ats an
Caps, &c. &c. &c.
A. LORYEA.
Oct.20, 1847. 41 tf
Mrs. Robinson.
Will open a Female School at Libert
lHill~ elmsawv District, with comnpetent Am
sistants, on terms of tuition as follows pc
session of five monji:- "~* 7
* ory c'ommenced, - - 5' - .
English .Granmar, History aind Geo.
'graphy, = - -- - 12
Drawing and Painting, - -.. 10 0
Muicl on the Piano, .. . )o
Embroidery andorsted avork, - .
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3Y.i v / 1
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OilCm E T D Rk", 4 a"siaoiw
R E 0.0 MM V N EPA-VI Wi.~~
We. T respectlfblly desmire to.ridne .
J A mcotL *-'i Hk -WO ELT rh " I jI thor'
ou bIy 0, &1 fidrtfoprtor n htsp oIsIn, *f,;d'
yent1tlec t~ th eo84n;edb~ ~ia
tThere is a.-1&rge bay --mare njolotalken-uo
by the subscriber, havs the, appearanceethbet
longing to aeefrir, lpdats.4eito tme,
and bas bqen- worked;. she ie'abot J&nn
high. The ownercan ome. f idrove
px tty, plngd eaad t g
- Dec.31,1 0 f
8OlJTlRACROLWN&"SUMTER- DIT'
Whfereas n. ii
custody of thy sheri of 4snte4' Di 004t, by
virte. of a avrrenierby e ve
tatd., ai filed ia hr- J4to
m pg fp~r the benefit of
m y to;ile 61kr f l*i
Debtors, together with n' aihediale b 1les.
tate and effects:
Nqtico i-hdretjeLlii
Adrat and l dbt~er eiedi ' ldW.
nHHu o t ,
ints Is ofs It dW
of Coinphoigii~f ' r~jibi
held din dho first odh f* (I?t
Moniday i.Mtxt,
sadW. I is, honld
he be diseliargd kstn n
of the Act of the Gonoel gliby ft~te
,relief of'Insolvuint Debtafre. -
JD.'JONEj,00
CigrkspmLc mtor DiSF)
Dec 13L,~7
SOUTlp-CT S
Samuel J. Young & Co. vs. Mendal Smith
*WiereaMpdh Bitik who iaiin fe us
n e'o fure e-yhl5 i ith~lu ibov
stated case, bus file in iiiy'offide his ptition,
praying for the benefit of the Actrof.thGen.
erlAssemblyi for the relief! of' nsolvent
Debtors, toge4er with a--scheduloof his&?.
tate aid eects(
Notice is hereby gven, ttheisidSamuel
J. Young & Ce, an~ all other creditors of the
said Mondal Swith to .be 'and appa before
the associato Juidges of the-eaids &teeit thie
Court of Comumon) 'less foA'81zmter Distrfct,
k to~be held on the Grat @onday aftpzjthefourtht
Monday in IMarch next, tosheweau~eelf any
ty.can-why Uhe estateliand' f!#eta of thje
sa:4 Mondal Smit ushold .:so. be .assigned
and hie be discharged accordi to the provis
-ins of. the Act of the Gene Assorsably for
the relief of Jusolvent Debtors. '
- aJ.. ONES, ct, c. c. r.
Clerk's office, Suni. Dist.F'
Dec.-1th,1847. 7-rx' 8m
SsoUTIE CARIOJAN -solBUTasIsT.
Isaio' DAW itworth. _
- 'Wheroas the PJnt'h ti1bv~ p
against the D~efendzt h'ab~ti~n
Sand Wlitb oit thellIsi
said) and-havig nieit
-known, uponwlpAcijy th qee
claration, with ~~cl~teep1a
.served: Itilstherefore:~m~p
-Acts of. the ponetel ~~~tIo
ci in spichi casp s naeay ied't~
t that the Defendant do p!Oa thest4 onwbe
L4 fore the eighteenthd 'o ugy t~D~i~
otherwise fina1handva t~h~ e u entwil
betlbeniven arnd aw red at hlp
dLO~ OfieCmPleas, Sumiter D-t.'
17th Juna,4S47. O .S'c.i..
Junue 23. x. (6.) 8#1 fid
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