Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!ziM 0k 0 T. 0~ afr~iwa4fter the passing o at non or petPs, aecalculstedor: a hoses trough tl Sall subject'to a, o Coihe:notexceedI-. Aid that if such :ofenee slavetor freo person of h person hall be junished with not of Council' ~JB. N. HAMMET, 4 Clerk of Council. 4 5 g~i 4.. 34 It. W~~~FSSALES., rEecutions to me di Suiaiter Court House, et -d- y-and day following in JU n the e al hours of sale, o lghe b r, for a, the followving a Putchasers to pay for ie nd Horse, Saddle 146.1e6iied bn asthe property of John the suite of James Keels 8 cases, aIutSKB;'Davi. 'Cattle to be sold at John Fuine satore in Clarendon, on 4th July, 1848. ' ITARVY SKINNER, -. s. D. S .;17- 1848. 34 2t l i&ad Qkuarlers, 20th REGINENT, S. C. M. Appiniments in th 20th Regiment, 8. C. At Dr Adolphus 11. Frierson; Surgeon. E.Goodman, Assistant surgeon. Ellsha Spencer, Paymaster. John S. Bradley, Quarter-master. Allgf. whom wd1 be obeyed and respected accord ngly. Oy order of Col. RunAMF., .F. H. KENNEDY, Adjt.-20th Regt. S. C. M. 1848. 34 2t ~NCER CURED. Dr. J C.Hrcs would respectfully in form theitisediof Sumter I)istrict and the publmc generally,'that he will remain at Mr. flenjammu Mitchell's, six miles from Sumter vill r a'few weeks. All who may be af flid ith the dangerous disease, Cancer, will do *1l by calling on him soon. Many ceii $sight be- produced, but perhaps .the 'will hb satisfactory. 4:'COERTIFICATE. We, the undersigned, take this method to recommifeid Dr. J. C. HICKS, to the pub lic amanwell worthy of patronage in his 'ofe'ssion as a Cancer Doctor. From gen eral-6#ilniand from our own observation, 9iohave'been accustomed to think cancers werefor the most part incurable, after hav ing attained any great age or size; but we liave seen "and known cancers cured by him in a very short time, which seemed to defy all human skill-even the sight of which dre* from beholders remarks of fear and despair. Henoe we gJadly embrace this anode of recommnending hiim to the conimuni ty,-thinking we shall thereby confer a favor on many, and assist the cause of humanity. Philip 'A."R. Cahoon, M* D. Nixinton, N. C. John.'N. utt, At. D., Woodville, do Wu Wilson, do. do Tliboas Wilson, Hertford, do 'RiellardXelton, r. do do John;PFordlan, Gatesville, do 'Ed. H. Perkins, Elizabeth city, do nfdf-sonihedbee, do do 'Tho'mas 8. Hoskiins, Edenton, do. Sheriff of Chdwan.' W. Ru skininer, Post master of Edenton, do Sdwvard Simmons, Currituck C. H. do 0. d F fns,. . Richnondc, Va Ridhai'dPayne, 'Hampton, do G.Etdiads Portsmouth, do. __ Sumtbrville, June 184A8. ~zaorayycthiit X have had for the last I2:~~~ ~h61ie' on one of my eyelids, "dinised menmuch pain, trouble and e~be i IC haye 'applied to five scientific mdji.ent 'physicians, none of whom 'et~~td~a~ ermanent relief. In my opin 190'1tb'~s~ae is a' cancer, contrary to the n~itz of'some- of the physicians. Fortu TdlJsaw Dr. J. C. Hicxs's notice in the '8atCroinfan, wrote to him, and have been undi fa~ e'a nent for the'last six days. 1 do oci Th ay that I believe he will effect a oeudfannd perrnatient cure. It seems ao n hi rernedy mtmst be effectual, if applied 'n tin; and I advise all, who are laboring un *deti. dre'dful 'disease, to apply forthwith, as I Iiyinay be short. Do not put it off, "bacAkuiethe cancer is' 'small. Mine was of the afz q.u small pin's head, when it first ~arodhin 1636. Who may wish the aid of Dr. toany one else, I would say, they vulnd lb hiin that regard and decency char act a~tic of.&gentleman. BENJ. MITCHIELL, ~ ~4S.C. HICKs, Te two blid allgro inon who are Rice. beates may find employment for several nio ~b~Rtu lgat this office. Jne 14 -488 . a 83 tf, dfra few PRIME YO~q'RGROMEN--their having a yoia aiilwththenm will be no objection. u J3. DRA DLEY. 8 tqbh rg ay 24, 1848. - 80. tf '~gi~yto sell' the TA N V yd~e6~e~yjf P. O'Nullivan, 4 t~e~flopdration Upder the ~ ~Y~.'iprgn, and paying a l~pace will be sol low and .1 J COGIILAN.: 848 2Q 8t j~ '.,W., P '13 ;4jqj. 4 tit L'S ieves AMtob ffas >r anythlngnow ld 1iiin "o0 e i It urposes amvepurh tw Press for i o ieen i sucessful oealnfrhe ~au (.regard to the coavelie oof the Frelt iaa bed attcheih -hu~ nd~h~ adfl u1nderone ~ iJ~~t 43a deto,dpres ir . vi huuidred pnd Cottoi ialfyaids of. agiingl anf tha on 1,q e., Phei workmene up'6 o 1 4 rI -t'akes riiuclis r. 0 n herew-, i-be built: ne-tlirdone.." md caW be raised in treo'or fourh ieven bands without any da steer. rho subscribers- beg leave o 0inform tfiithub ic that they liavb rk'en now. re , to LItend the building.of thy Pies Persons wishing to build"heir own Press vill be furnished with a bill of timbers and limensions for twenty dollars, -($20.).A.Me. hanics, wishing to enter into the business, :an have by one hundred dollara .($100.) vortb at 615. per 'ri ht. Any fuier itifor nation wanting, ap t the underpigned, JAMES S. TINDAL, Friendthip, P. 0. Stingler Dist. R. F. LIGON, Sumierrie, S. C. June 21, 1848. 34 Oun 1OUTH CAROLINA-SUMTER DIST. By W. LEWIS, Bsq, Ordinary for said District. Whereas, L. P. Rhame, hath :applied, to no for Letters if Administration, on all qnd ingular the goods and' chattels, rights and :redits of Wim, Barwick, late of the. Dis rict aforesaid,. deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and allmanish ill and singular, the kindred and: creditors of. he said deceased, to be and appear before rne, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Sumters Court House mn Friday, the. 23d day of June, 1848, to ;hew cause, if any, why the said administra ion should not be granted. Givon under my hand and seal, this 14th day of June, in the year of our ,L. .] Lord, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, and in the 72nd year of Amcrican Independence. W. LEWIS, o. '. D. June 14, 1848. 33 2t. FURNITURE WARE-HOUSE, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. The subscriber having just received a itock of Fresh Materials, designs making up ind keeping for sale 'a fine assortment of [-urniture, consisting of Bead-steads, Cribs, Wardrobes, Presses, Bureaus, Bookcases, sofas, 'Tables, Wash-.statids, &c. &c. Old furniture repaired, and polishing of wvery description done, on reasonable terms. Also, will keep for sale, Sashes, Blinds, win low shutters, Pannel Doors, Mantlepieces, Eocks, Hinges, Nails, screws; in short all he materials required for House Building. lie subscriber, thankful for past favors, so icits a continuance of the same. E. 11. BELLICHAMP. Corner of Broad amd Liberty-sts. Suinterville, June 14, 1848. 33 tf Beet, Beef. .The subscriber respectfully informs the :itizens of Sumnterville and vicinity, that he ntends to carry on the Butchering Business, md that ho will furnish them. with the very >est Beef the country can aff'ord, as low as t can possibly. be afl'orded, on the followinig lays, te-wit: Tucsday, Th'/ursday and &atur Lay. Having carrie d on butchering for the ast eight years, punctually, he returns his hanks to-his friends for their lhberal patron ige, and solicits a continuance of the same. 0. G. CIIANDLER. June 14, 1848, :33 tf .The subscriber begs leave to inform his riends and the public generally, that he has mngaged, himself, in the Butchering Business n Sumiterville. lie will endeavor to procure he finest Beeves the country affords; and vinh strict attention to businees htopes to re ~eive a liberal patronage. H~e will butcher bhree times a week or oftenor if required. [rtegular customers may run accounts month ly. ErrPayments required promptly, to ena.. >le him to carry on the business. T'. D. CHJINA. May 29, 1848. 31 4mx NOTICE. Taken 'up by the subscrib~er, on Tuesday, the 9th inst., a sorrel MARE, wvith a star on the forehead, and about 15 or 16 hands high. She was found in the possession of a negro boy, who says ho stole her from Mr. George Norris at tha 54 mile house, on the common road. T1he owner is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay expenses and take ber away. CARSTEN VASSE. 18 mile House, state road, SMay 13, 1548. 33 tf rnuntrville Acadenay. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and patrons, that in consequence of his comtemplated absence on a visit to Vir ginia, the exercises of the above institution have this day closed. two weeks previous to the regular termination of the session, and that for this diff'erence in time, a proportional deduction will be made in the tuition fees. The exercises wvill again commence on Monday, the 14th of July next. May 20th, 1848. 31 2t PUMPs. The snbscriber is prepared to furnish and set up Douglass's patent iron Pumps, which for simplicity and durability, exceed anything of the sort yet invented. Iron, and Brass Castings and Coppersmith work for all kinds of machinery, can be fur nished by .the subscriber at short notice, if persons wishmng such work will leave their patterpe, drawmgs, or .descriptions, at my shop.T.~ COGHLAN, Agnt. May 30, 1848. 81 2t Read -#made ~Clothing: -thirta, Vos Coats, A 3 P. MOSES. mun T ttof of D RU&8. 4Z ;;;m; 21-09 , OILs, DY a oTthier ele diet aommonto DratS One door west o(,,Man's old stand . W , W R N O May 29,"88. 1 1 'I'he Peoples Tidket Agr: tho E,:gi4s. - ature for Claremont ountyN at the-ensuing Election-Dr. ROBT. W MULDROW .1. W. BROWNFIELD aind tHOS.4'.. BA KER. THE PEOPLE. June.7. - 82 tf SURGEON DEN TIST SUMTERVILLE, S. C. Mr. H. will administer the Chloroform- in Surgical and Dental Operations, if required. June 7, 1848. 32 ly .NOTICE. The undirsigned would 'respectfully in. rorm the Public, that his. present stock 'of MEDICINES were purchased in New York, t (and with a few exceptioins) fiotn the ManIu. facturers. Purchasers maylrely. on their be. ing fresh and genuine. AL.the sign of the Golden Morlar. Sumterville, S.. TEO1das 3. W'a~sP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Ztumterville, Z. (i. F. M. ADAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. Office in the rear of the C6urt flouse that 'formerly occupied by Blanding & DeSaussure. May 17, 1848. 29 iy WILLIAM J. GERALD, DANK AGET, Will attend punctually to all business en trusted to his care, in either of the Banks in Camden. May 10, 1848. 28 4t DR. J. J. BOSSARD, Having located in Sumterville, respectful. ly solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. His office is three doors above A. J. Moses' store, where he may be found at any time, unless professionaly engaged. April 12, 1848. 21 ly The Suubscriber' Begs leave to inform his customers and the the public generally, that lhe has just receiv ed a general assortment of MEDICINES, whichihe wvill dispose of as low as they can be afforded in this place. J. I. MILLER, M. D. Just Received, By DRUCKE R & CO., a full and complete supply of SADLE R Y, CUT LERY AND H ARD DWA RE, consisting of almost ever article which belongs to the above specified lines, which will be offered at the lowest pri.: aces. Enquire at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Camden Bank. IMVPROVED COTTON% GINS, Thankful for past favors, the subscribeu' wishes to inform the public, that he still Manufactuires Cotton Gins at his establish ment in Stateburg on the most improved and approved plani of the most simple construe. tion, of the finest finish, and of the best ma terials, to-wit: Steel Niaws and steel plated Ribs, case hardened, in which ho will sell for Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old Gins and puts them in complete order, at the shortest notice. All orders for Gins will, be promptly and punctually attended to. WVILLIAM ELLISON. Stateburg, May 1, 1848. 27 tlj By the subscriber in the neighborhood of Bishuopville, a NOTE on John 8. Bradley, for fifty dollars, dated some time (luring the last of January, of the present year. All per. sons are cautioned against trading for said note. GILBERT CROSSWELL. Bishopville, S. C. May 15, 1848. 31 it 80OlTil-CAROLINA--80M1TER DIST. IN THlE coMlaoN PLEAS. B. N. Penich Declaration in Altach't. vs. Blenj. J. D. WVest, Debt. Wheireuis the pllaintiff in this action did on this day file his Declaration against Benij. J. D). WVest the defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of the State of South Carolina, (as it is said) and having neither wvife or attorney knowvn, upon whom a copy of the above D~eclaration with a rule to plead thereto, may be served:-. It is therefore ordered, that the' defendlant do plead thereto on or before the twenty fourth day of May next, otherwise Sinal and absolute judlgnient w~ill lie then given and awvarded against the said Blenj. J. D. WVest. J. D. JONES, c. c. c. r. Clerk's office, Sumter Dist.? May 23d, 1848. 31 qf lad MedicalI Notice. Dr. A. H, FRIERSON, having located at Mr. John J. McFadden's on Black river, with a good assortment of fresh 0eedicinea,..oflers his professional services to his'- former oust. -mers and to theublic generally. April 12, o e o o th i Wl V Lble4Hi Book and f hem. MA iteuw f~fprew~4rd~ aMay 28,.18 71Hein S.tdia WY. . arif SumternDik ear St -an'a.hjrdZdwy ho' uayee his e~c Phzk ~or met -favrs,1er opes to-meri. a bhaifeffdb4 ic patronajie by close attentionto bile oe Th subscribor trst'hiiketh6s ho.patronized'him~lat seasbi.' He cohtii' ies to mantfactur N n eQoa iroved plan, andwariiai' .aial f T ther Gins, in, workianhip : mf is a I ierformiance Theyare warranted' give atisfaction., . 9rRepaiirh will be faithfIil1r atnd&z t The ,subscribe 'roslsctt'illy riuest' hare of th patronae ofthe plantprft his and the. djiiningD ict If you wish t.'8AVE YOIR TOL et ne of those HORSE MLL 4 wj l known a McCreigit's' Mill, made-* expreu tb ttached to 'Gin Geaii- s erbey a a few on hand. lDOiders for Gins or Mfillpi t yattended to.' Ri J.McCREIGHT. Camden, May, 1848. 20 6m FOR ALE. Presh Soda, Butter, and Wine C ok9rs, foung Hyson Tea, in 2 iti 16 oz--papers doz Pickles, pta quarts and 2 quart Jars laisins and Almonds. L B. ,HANKS, Doz. Fine Madeira Wine, I Baskets Champainge, Boxes do LO dozen Porter, quarts, " " pints, (London). L. B. HANKS. i000 bs. N. CAROLINA BACON ov for cash. May 1848. L. B. HANKS. Bacou and Lard. A fine lot of Bacon-and Lard on handand or sale cheap by : M. DRUCKER &-CO. Camden, May 10,.1848. 70 PLANTERS. Bacon and iolIsses. A very heavy supply ofw each on han'd 4nd or sale by - A. 3. & P. -MOSES. JOSEPH B, KERSHAW, ATTORNEY AT .LAW, Broad-street, C!anden, S. C. Attends the Courts of Kershaw, umnte Lancaster and Fairfield Districts. EDWARD SOL~OMONS, SURGEON DENTIST, OJgice two doors North of thb~ Court House. Just Received And for sale by the subscribe; a genral utock of P AIN TS, OIL SD YE S TFFS 4e.'4c. 4c. .1. 1. MILLER, Mf. Law Copartnershup' The undersigued liave formed a ~p*. icfship in thie Piactice of Law and Equty or the Districts of Lauicister, Fairfield, Ker shaw and Sumter. Oflce, heretoford occupied bf Jas. Chess nut on Mbain street, near the Court House. JAMES CHIESNUT, Jr. W. THURLOW CASTON. May, 10, 1848. - 30 1m Goods Low For Cash, or .to Punctual Customers. .The subscriber would respectfully inform his customers and the public generally, that as the facilities for getting goods now, are such, that ho is able to sell at a very sinkli advance on Charleston prices. Ho -has -just received his Spring stock,. consistinig in part Dry~ Gohos, roc risHardwate, Crocke ry and Cutlery; Ready-made Clothing of ev ery decscription, Hats, Bonnets1 Boots, Shoes, &c. &c. 5000 Spanish Cigars, of vorious biands; Mrs. Miller's fine cut Tobacco. A good usscirtmnent of Wines, Coidials, Lemon Syrup; Pickles, Bitteis, cooked Cod and Salmon Fish; Pepper, Allspice, cinna-~ mon, cloves, nutmiegs, starch, &c. &c. &c Bonn's Scotch snufl; in quarter lb. papers: A few more of the favorite brand' of Charleston cigars. . - Best wine Vinegar, just recoived. A. LORtYllA. April 10, 1848. 25 ''tf LOW* POR O.ASI. Tihe undersigned has just received f large and general assortment of N~ew Goodervi;: Dry Goods, Groceries, Hrdwvaro, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Guns, ,&c,; Hlats,,Caps; Shoes. Boots, Statineryj &c.; Cybekery, Potware,-&c. 5000 best spanish .9egaru, , MUSICAL .IN$4Ti&UMEN T Italian Violin arid 0u 4vr tingei A largelotof t 'thich will e sold lowp $ Q~~dp por, by . 4v 1 ("A *111 by i t he0st t. AhM11.. I I nnv.. satisfabit i o t iv 13, Ih r (Ihftfl) 4efr customo dthpbi' Teei seio* n Clbte - completing their to :hich theyil as.loyaa gthey can be puchiasd n any southern market for caoliir o 1io meivs'. U-ill iid examnin buf k, II we lttr~ pun w notfat They*,d*til Iiifonindh~ir rsd having, lately, biecomrseants f the PULFON 0tey aron repared tosupRply thiatarticle in an le quantities uponeastlo'tefls' +4t'Wa as folalee t po. per the piecei and .. pr quantties on j t a w -ih'29, a..i -C H ex s -, IEGRO RLE CONSISTINGAM--D A Browr,Loaf, Crashed and claril-4 Java.andti.e.C4o un Deltn4 X.lisane D I Raspbeim,Dine~np'e an~tiff Sie $ Walnut and Toufi fIfoQiigs'!:t IV, Old Maideira, Pali:Y i n' SC ifactionaff d Re"i-:-4, 10,0004Iu r-# hii 5,000 ZAP! q,6 10,000-Noth Cdiolinatgars, at Ocent pr., bom.together with'a good aisormentlf A 20 Basketae ihis and a hbnd Blyass Porter itaM d u d~ ahnuo~ every aatticle Gisually found 1a Grer .One door south of ieCtmndeni Dai. Caniden, kla' ),7648~ ~. t No. 14MAckertel Lobsters in ti, Sardines,4 Ginger Preserves, Fresh.Qraclieras erted- ' Ahnlonds,- Raisins, Eiskrpiudy fri% Butter,' Lart&C, &c, &c,fisoi A Dear Stuou r or 'Queen's Deiigbt;"rn at tying some at tention in this place; mnd We thmk in cessary that it should be attiialie to rezile -p at very saleable. 't . * * *Jyeowiv' will give you a few l.mne. froin Dr. gsruae a8 reflecting the opinion of tli. irhion gi~o of the merits of the preparatio:, Drg . ijga Physician of large practicde and exfetidedregp putatibn, nnd whooe recoupnendation would go fur to eteadgte sale of your Medicine you can send itsa lot'to the creo t.AG. Mobile, .* * . Respectfully JENNINGS A4,CA F IG~8 Mr.J.P.MN.EriNGK Sir-l-Tat pleased to daoo o o accompanyigslette, of. M darsJeng& Caffey, that hey have appilied to you forin. Agehof for the sale of ' your preparti of Styhingia. It wouldt be, I atu peraupdd greatly to your-interest to establish ansg cy here, and should you. utetrnine: to sg Jenning & Caflbd would do as~Wellooi as any house iin thisplaeg.- zlieyr areuo, sible and clever gdatidiunni JoU'k o' thu. community as stich, and y~ for a favbisipon ths facul~y~.al~ail~ sesin o o :-projiarationd4 olIhv been pleased with the Stylingia'in thd rpat. mnent (f coertail afibetions, haying hrst rdeel.. ed an adininanoeith its ?einedial proper ties; yeard *imce, from my rniund and- . tsr I).- Thos.~ Yr $imons, 'of 'yoiu~ itt~ h6WiI Would 1lefbr yon if I thought n~e: * Rspotull., V publish the above letters to latil ( satisf the publi of the -~tji tion 61 prmapa illa andQ TeIst mo -sv theM9i' veiador yea b Q