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'' i~ ~ ~jddr for~h Gu; aRos o lnd S., levie upon as~ Sumter,,at the suit af Bumter, Ex'i. of ores of land 9 omm Ed -- -levied 6 . S. C, Deschamps, ?Gadsden, under mort SKINNER, S. S. D. ~f~i? ~ ~b ~ th July 1848. S lT-f R IFF'S SI ES. of sundry Executions to me di. M b sold.at: umter Court House, ,oidyy, and day following in within the' alg hours of sole, b the following -ty Purchasers to pay for SC t and'Horse, Saddle d n as the property of Johu 0 th suits of Jas. Keels 3 cases, To be sold at John P. June's r eVJ reipdon, on Tuesday 8th August A VE YiSKINNER, S. S. D. X SA OF MORTGAGED NEGRO. &oftbrefor sale,, at Sumter Court seqn .the first Monday in August next, oebthe name of Nanny, levied up. e sold to forecloso a mortgage giv. I. Belser t' Willis Ramsay. HARVEY SKINNER, nAgei to Foreclose. ,'45 July 1848. 34 4t OUTH CAlROLINA---SUITER DIST, Green, v. NMayrE.Kellum, B virtue of an order from William vit uire, Ordinary of Sumter District, 1Iwi11 si1 on the *first Monday in August iext at Sumter Court House, between the legal hours of sale, A TRACT OF LAND, iontanlnj three hundred acres more or less, Ituated.m Clarendon on Taw Caw creek, waters of- Santee--bounded by lands belong hi tothe Estate-of Evan Benbow deceased, *kobertiBowman and the [Hopper lands, be lotig'n to the Estate of Seth S. Kellumn, de. eease Terms: On a dcedit till first day of Janua ry next, (all fees-cash,) the purchaser giving Bond with -good-security and a Mortgage of th. premises to the Ordinary for the pay. m of tle purchase money, with interest frol the aiy.of sale. XARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D. th J 1848 36 t As 11. aD BAKER offers for sale, her resi. dnee outhern part of the village of Sflinfevb'd The Dwelling House, which is comm.ious and newly and well construct e satut dupon a spacious lot contain. ig18 ares, bordering westwardly upon sptet n the premises are con vement out-buildings. Its retired position reders It especiallly desirable for a residence. ~ - ~ --A~SO 'Her store lot in the village of Sumterville, situated upon Broad street, immediately op. poite to Ubiha's Hotel, and~ in the centre of business operations, having 30 feet front and running baclk to Mr. P. O'&ullivan's lot. These will be sold together or separately. For terms, '~ will be accommodating, apl .to Mrs. .~!l Baker, Maj. Wmn. E. -ehrdson. . ~,juy 12,848. 37 tf 8OUTH CAROLINA, DARLING TON DISTRICT. -'IN. THE COMMON PL EAS. Miller, Ripley, & Ce,,J vs. >CA. SA. IN CASE. Chandler & Huggins, R.4-W Chander, -one of the defendants, bein copfined within the Prison Bounds of Darsntn District, on a writ of cai'as ad shtisfaciendum at the suit of Miller, Ripley, & 4.the said defendant hnving tiled his izfniy office, paying for the ben madl-fo Act of the General Assembly, usaa ei relief of Insolvent Debtors, to. gether with a schedule of his estate andi ef fects:*Notics is~4liereby given to all the creditors of the said defendant, and-especial ly to Miller, Ripley, & Co., to appear at the ourt of Common Pleas, to be heold at Dar lington Court 'House, on the third monday (being the-16th dar) in October next, to show cause if any t oy can, why the estate ~and effects of the said Robert W. Chandler should not bq ~igned, and he discharged aecording to ti ~oiion of the sad Act. H.HUGGINS, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, Darlington C. HI. 38 January 8,1848. 3m SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIARMSDURG DISTRgCT., &muel D. McGill S ads. Ca. Sa. on Sum. Pro. Sanguel.P. Matthews.) The defendant, Samuel D. McGill, who is confin'ed within the bounds and limits of the Jail of Williausburgh District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum at the suit of. $amuel P. Matthews, .has filed in mny office his petition pray'q for the benefit of the Act of the.Genera Asemably for the re lief of iusolvent Debtors, together with a schiedule of his es to and elkects: Notice is hereby given t4e le said Samuel P. Mat th'mand- others 'the creditors of the said Satbuel D. McGill. to appear at the (Court of Colnmon Pleas to be holden at Williamsburg Court Holise on the third Monday after the fourth' Monday irf October next, to show cause,'if any' they cais, why the estate and effecnte of the said S'ainuel D.. McGill should northe ssign'ed, and he be dischai'ged sc. cordirig~'to the proisions of the Act of the General issembhl for thes relief of Insolvent Debtore, WR. SCCOTT, c. c. ps. Offiee oftbWComnion Plea., . 37~. Willianshurg Diet. July 5, 1848. O brp C.,aro f HEN -NU }Wuiigtn, N. C. Wilmington N. C. Juy 22, 1848. OADDNRANOP. NEW ARRANGEM1 ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDA YS, the -Passenger Train of the Camden branch, after meeting the Morning Train from Columbia atethe Junction will pro. ceed to Columbia, and re1nrn in time t6 meet the Evening Train from Charleston; thus af fording the citizens of Kershaw, Sumter and Richland an opportunity three times a week, of visiting Columbia and returning home the same day by Rail Road. Time Table of Accommodation Train on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays: - LEAVE. - LEAVE. Clarement,- 6 30 A.m. Columbia, 1 00 P.m. Midleton, 7 30 '" Gadsden, 2 15 " Junction, 8 15" " Junction, 2 45 Gadeden, 8 45" " Middleton,4 00 " " ARRIVE. ARRIVE. Columbia, 10 00" " Claremont,5 (0 "" The name of the Station near Manches ter hitherto called CLARENDON Is changed, and will in future be called MIDDLETON. rho Station near Stateburg is called Clare. .VoNT, The Sumter and Camden Stages run in connection with the above train, and passen gers taking this line to'Columbin, wil meet with no detention either going-or returning :n those days. The Caniden Stage meets the Cars to and from Charleston and Augusta every day. JOHN McRAE,. Engineer Cam. Branch. July 8, 37 3t NOTICE. Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday, the 9th inst., a sorrel MA RE, with a star on the forehead, and about 15 or 10 hands high. She was found in the possession of a negro boy, who says he stole her from Mr. George. Norris at the 54 mile house, on the conmon' road. The owner is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay expenses and take ber away, CARSTEN VASSE, 18 mile House, state road, May 13, 1848. 33 tf REMOVAL. A. LORYEA takes this method of inforna ing his friends and the public generally, that lie has removed to Manchesteri and has open4 ed an excellent assortment of Goods, which he. will sell low fur Cash or country produce; or will give the usual credit to punctual cus tomers, &c. &c. JUST..RECElVED PER RAIL ROAD. 2000 pounds Bacon, shouldere, 15 sacks salt, 10 boxes soap, , 3 boxes Madeira Wine, Loaf s lgar, Tea, Cofle and Flour. Manchester, Sumter Dist. June 22, 1848. Just lreceived, By DRUCKE R & CO., a full and complete supply of SA DLER Y, CUTLERY A ND HAR DllWA RE, consisting of almost every article which belongs to the above specified lines, which will be offered at the lowest pri r.es. Enquire at the CA MDEN BAZA AR, _______ Opiposite the Camden Bank. WAN TED. Two or three white boys as apprentices to learn the carpenters trade. Apply at this of lice. Jan. 19, 18418. 12 tf DR. J. J. B088ARD, Ihaving located in Sumterville, respectful ly solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. lis oilice is three doors above A. J. Moses' store, where lhe may be found at any time, unless professionaly engaged. A pril 12, 18483. 24 ly NOTICE. The undersigned would respectfully in. form the Public, that his psresent stock of MED)ICINES were purchased in New York, (and withr a few exceptions) from the Mann. facturers. Purchasers may rely on their be ing fresh and genuine. J. L. MIL LER, At the sign of the Golden Mortar. Sumnterville, S. C. New York Ready-made Clothinug: Shirts, Vests, Coats, and P'ants, by A..I. & P. MOSES. WILLIAM J. GERALD, BANK AGENT, Will attend punctually to all business en. trustedl to his care, in either of the Blanks in Camden. May 10, 1848. 28 4t CHOICE GROCER IES. CONSISTING IN PARIT OF Browr, [,af, Crushed and clarified Sugars Java an dRio CotTee, H yson, Gunpowder and Black Teas Delta, N. Orleans and Cuba Molasses Raspberry, Pine Apple and Lemon Syrups Walnut and Tomnatto Catsups Old Madeira, P'alo and Brown Sherry wines Confectionary, Candles, Raisins, Al mends, 10,000 super Spanish Cigars 5,000 do 1-2 do. do. 10,000 North Carolina Cigars, at 50 cents pr. box. together with a good assortment of Crockery, Glass, &c. -ALSO 20 Baskets pints anid qlUurts Chaim pain i.wine, wvarranted the best quality, at 88 and $15 per dozen, ~Byass Porter, pints andl quarts, and almost e'very article usually found in a Grocery store. * W. 3. G'ERA LD'. One door southi of thec Camden Bank. Camden, May I0, 1848. 28 fr~t~fnin .use fo Cotton. Packiff (poss",itepureliasedtlh i-ight sa:t Presiortiuiter Dist icgg PrTshha teen in successfulppration for three yeare.. eg&ad to tho pvnefice of the Pross, it ~an be attached tothe Gin-hous~e, and she) ored all inde orie roopf. 11 is well'calcula ed ts frme dur huid'rediandfifty to ive hundred pounds of Cotten .in' four and a ialf ya'd.mof Bagging, and. that with one mule. Personewishmgtobuild -their own Press .ili be furnished with a bill, of timbara and limnensions for Twenty Dollars, ($20.) Phe subscribers beg leave to inform th'e pu ic that they have workmen now ready to t'end the building of the Press. Mechanics, hing to enter into the busi ess,can have by one undred dollars ($100.) vorth, at.15. per righ.. Any further ifor nation wanting, apply to the undersigned, JAI BS S. TINDALL, Friendship, P. 0. Sumter Dist. .IL F.LIGON, Sunterville, 8. C. Juuie 21, 1848. 34 Gin Beet, Bece. The subscriber respectfully informs the :itizons of Sumterville and vicinity, that he ntends to carry on the ButcheringlBusiness, mnd that he will furnish them with the very lest Beef -the country can afford, as low as t can possibly be afforded, on the following lays, tA -wit: Tuesday, Thursday and atur lay. Having carried on butchering for the ast eight years, punctually, lie returns his hanks to his friends for their liberal patron ige, and solicits a continuance of the snine. .O. . J. CHANDLEIL. June 14, 1818, 83 tf The subscriber begs leave inf riends and the public generally, that lie li3s mngaged, hiielf, in the Butchering Business n Sumterville. lie will endeavor to procure he fincst Beeves the country affords: and wvith strict attention to businers hopes to re :eive a liberal patronage. lie will butcher :hrce times a week or oftener if required.-: Regular customers may run accounts month. y. O-P1aynents required promptly, to ena Jle hin to carry on the business. - T. D. CHINA. May 29, 1848. 31 .4m EDWARD SOLO1VIONS, SURGEON DENTIST, Saiteruille, fi. (f. Oflte two doors North (f) the Court House. JOSEPH B, KERSHAW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Broad-street, Camden, S. C. Attends the Courts of Kershair, Eurfiter, Lancaster and Fairfield Districts. F. M. ,ADAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. O1rce in the rear of the Court House, that formerly occupied by Blanding & DeSa ussu re. May 17, 1848. 20 1y SURGEON DEN TIST, SUMTERVILLE, S. C. Mr. H-. will administer the Chloroform .in Surgical and Dentail Operations, if required. June 7, 1848. 32 ly THO1MA~S 3. FRbASER,~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUIT1Y, FORl SAmLE. Fresh Soda, Butter, and WVine Crackers, Young Hy son Tea, in 2 to. 10 oz. papers, -1 d' z P'idcs, pts qluarts and 2 quart Janrs, R;uius and Almonds. L. B. IIA NKS. (6 Doz. Fine Mladecira Wine, :i ltbskets Chiampaingec, I Umi:es dho 10 dozen Porter, quarts, J int, (London). L.. B. HIANKS. I OOO l bs. N. CA ROLIN A BA CON low for cish. Itacou andI Lard. A tine lot or Bacon and Latrd on hand and for sale 'ht-p by M. DRUCKER & CO. Camden,, May 10, 18418. TIO PLANTE RS. 1Maconi and Molnsses. A verv heavy supply of each on hand anid for sa b- by A. J. & P. MOSES. A. IVEIT'IE, & CO. Inform their customers and the public genaerally, that they are receivinr their SPRIAG STIOCK( from New Y'or . Their senior partner is now in Charleston completing their stock--which they will sell ats low as they can be0 purchased in any southern market for cash, or to prompt custo mers. Call and examine our stock, and- we flatter ourselves we n ill not fail to give satis faction. T1hey would also inform their friends that, havhnq lately become agents for the sale of FUJI'ON QSNVA BURGS, they are now prepred o suplythat article in any desira ble quan itie poni as w terms as it has ever been purchased in this place. Prices as follows:-- 1-2 cents per the hale; 10 do. per the piece, and 11 do. per yord for all less er quantit'ies ttpo'h timer eacyadwrntd to wveigh 8 oza's. c rr vratd March 29, 1848, Ti Usela dewed -hi a puts heee 1!0 shortest notice.- .All order 'tex'Gin I promptly and pune'sdt e "J-E Stateburg M - 8OUTil-CAROLINA-. JITE DIST 1N TIlE Co.hioN PLEAS. -B. N. Penich Decaration -in Alta vs. Bo * D.West. -Debt. .> reas the plamtiffin 'hisaction d1 or thi a sle his Declaration aainnt. J D. West the defendant .who s abson and without the.lii i tat.l Son't Ciaolina, (as it is said aving ixethei wife or attorney known i n whom a copv of the above Declaration with a xuld to pled thereto, may be served : It is therefore ordered, that the ddfendnt do plead thereto on or before the twenty. fourth day of May next otherwise final and absolute judgment will be then given and awarded against th# said Benj. 3. D. West.. JCr D. JONES c. c. P. Clerk's office, Sumter Dist. May 23d, 1848. 31 qf lad NOTICE. Tho undersigned having this da ssocia. t themselves in the Pract':e of Mediciiec 014 the firm of MELLETT & BRUNSON, and alsofor the further purpose of carrying, or the DRUG BUSINESS in Sumterville would respectfully solicit the patronage o their friends, and the community at large. They have, and will constantly keep on hand a large and fresh supply of D R- U G S. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFPS, and every other article that is common to a Drug Store. One door west of McLean's old stand, R. S. MELLETT, W. W. BRUNSON., May 20, 1848 1 i, Just Received And for salle by the subscriber, a genera stock of PA INTS, OILS,DYE S7 UFF 19C. 4-e. 49c. J. L.P0MILLER, bf.'D. Negroes Wantcd. CASH will be paid for a few P Rl1fE YOUNG NEGRO MEN-their having a young family with them will be no objection J:- BRADLEY. . Stateburg, May 24, 1848. 30 tf - To Famiies. No. 1 Mackerel, Lobsters in tin, Sardines Ginger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted Almonds, Raisins, Figs,. Brandy fruit, Butter Lard, &c. &c. &c., for sale by A. J. & P. MOSES. MONTGOMERY, (ArA.) JA,. 21, 184( J. P. M. ErrINo, Esq. Dear Sir-Your preparation "Styllingia' or '-Queen's Delight," is attracting some at tention in this place; and we think it only no cessary that it should be attainable to rende it very saleable. * * * * Below wc will give you a few lines from Dr. Berney a reflecting the opinion of the profession her of the merits of the preparation, D~r. B. is Physician of large practice and extended re p~utation, and whose recommendation woul go far to extend the sale of your Medicine you canzsend us a lot to the care of T. S. G. Mobile, * * * * Respectfully, JENNINGS & CAFFEY, DRUGGISTS Mr. J. P. M. EPING:i Sir,-I am pleased to discover, from the aIccomipanying letter of Messrs. Jennings oS Cafrey, that they have applied to you for m~ Agency for the sale of your preparation e Styhingia. It would be, I am piersuaded greatly to your interest to establish an Agen cy here, and should you determine to do se Jeinnings & Cafl'ee would do as wvell for yom as any house in this place. They are respan sible and clever gentlemen, wvell known ta the commnunity as such, and you would con fer a favor tupon the faculty g'enerally, as wel as the p~eople, if you would place us in pos session of your preparation. I have eve been pleased with thme Stylingia in the treat ment of certain aff'ections, having first receiv ed an acqhuaintance with its remedial proper ties, years since, from my friend and precep tor Dr. Thos. Y. Simons, of your city, t' whom I would refer you, if I thought neces mary. Respetfully "JAJMES BERNEY, AI. D." I publish the above letters to still furthe satisfy the public of the value of my prepara tion of Sarsapar-illa and Queen's Del igh Trhe last one shows conclusively how iti estimiated by the more enlightened portion < the Mledical profession, and mneetseol'ectuall the sneers, &c., &c., of some of our would b great Doctors who try to put it down. Why Ilecauise i thas been the means of reliovin and curing people1 which they had treatedi vam for 3years. J. P. M. EPP'ING, Chemist and Pruggisi No. 277 King-st., opposite So'clety-st. Feb. 23, 17 tf GIN MAKING, &C. We are prepared to execute orders to an extent in the above line, both for new wor and rep~airs. Our Ginsi are not surpassed b any made in the State, possesing all the at vantages of* the Falling Breast and Slidia Ribs, whlichm saves a great deal in wvay of re pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Sawi with teeth set in an angle that cannot possig injure the finest staple, with ani improvmet to regulate the moting of the cotten; our brus is constructed oni a plan, giving at once, thm advautages of lightness, agrengthx and force all very mnateria in the sueessful opematie of a Gin. We Would invite planters to Ca at .ouir shop and examine for themselvei whilst we would assure the public generall~ that they shall have no causo to comnple: either ofbrwbkopic We are also prepiared to do, wolk: in ti Cabinet line--such as Bedsteads. Wardrobe Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboard &c. &c'. at short-notico, on liberal terms.' IHUDSON & BROTHER. d . O>ostethe Prslteranchurc7k AP,~ f W. Nr for A. COLCL.OUaGi, Eeq, giouuic h as a candidate for Slhriff at te nextR~ection. ltrThe f'rieiso ACO3LWHITE. HIEAD,Vsq., .nnouhim as a at. for Sheriff, athe enauinseefo6 r r. Editor CceJOHN DARGAN JUNE8 aae andidate for re election .to the offiC a trkfhe Cut. for Sumtae sti lift endL&N8. April 20th, 1848. * JWeyIrf6 thorized to an. nounce DANIEL H RICHBOURG, a can didate for the office of. Clerk at the ensuing election. - Sarn. 263, 1848' 13 tf FOril T kCQR. TWe are authorized to annIounc M. NETTLES, Esq. candiate fr the f fice of Tar Collector for Claremont county, at the enlsuinDglection. [I7W~e are authorized' to announce WiL. LIAM G. BARRtET, Esil as aiaidate'(or Tax Collector, at the euing l6ctioN COTTONjo reNs. The subscriber returns his thiks'to those who patronized him laut'seaaork He'contin. ues to manufacture GINS up the most ap. proved lan, aid warrants them to other ins, inwrkmanshi a perfortaned. They are warralited t satisfaction. lITRepairibg will be afuyattended t& The 2ubcr uest. a share of th" .thean ters Er this and16 , e . t *If you wi . tHftTOLL get one of thbeofCe) MILL8. well known Ias McCreight' Mill, made* dpresy to b attached to Gin .Gearing. The sbcribg -has a few on hand. IIJOrders for Gins or Mills, wibo promnpt. -ly attended to. Ghos damdenlay 1848. 30 Gm . -The Subscribe. Begs leave to inform his customners and the the public generally, that he has 'ust receivo ed a general assortment of MBRDICIRES, whic e will dispose f as lq v as they can be afforded in this place. J7. I. MILLER, M D. - NOTICE, I have appointNMajor Willamn E. Rch r ardson my Attorney, immediately to bring d a close and settle up. all rtittersan4 th:ngA -ertaimig to my late Sherifiity of Satmtet ,District: and, request all persons coneprned hto take notice hereof. - All persons indebted t6 ne are e.esi to make immediate paymetnt to my said At. torney and those having deahd against I me, are reluested to preseht thein to him -without delay4 r THOS. JWILDER. -SOUTH CAROLINAda 318ERnw'1% Elijah Rteynolds ))eaEi inAt vs. -tadment in Assums Isaac D. Whitworth.) sit. 3 Whereas the Plaintiff' in:Ije above statie case having this day filed his r against e Defendanztr w of iho n i - and withot the limits of e -fa s It said) and havin neither swife nor4 known, upon .wom a cop, of the& Sclaration, wit~ irtute toad thee * served: Itistherefore inju th Acts of the Gend mbly otth Sin such cases . vided, ;that the Defend ereto on r.' fore the oi liteent of June, A. otherwise nal and ~ ~ be thean given and aware a.him. Office Coin. Pleas, Sumter "-j 17th June, 1847. - u~ #.) D. Jfy W, R HUNTER1 AGENT OF TE FCFMETER orer y lettto ~ s~lerae N 1il eoet Nith profpt atdetnt a Dec. 22 18. 4 ,,.EURNITU becelvda fine -sdttet pniapo and fane sitting cae-andswoo aekta;ts l ass ien.fFurnituoa. B Wardro ] Be~4 and. PI m Ds n u ,a I amnden, ian 1th, 1IMB 1 ~~j S 9