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c9 -* W , P -f - -f--g - 777 e on. arked dnt 6 n le _Ie Ion h aone i pleased, and kto thIa Screw t76 Packing ght o '1t" Press has it for three yeare. mnebc of t& Press, it toi~niena6 i&d shel fZ_ it is well calcula. t indred and fifty to -on in four and a flat. h one mule. I -h R'6iiiPyess Ill Wunraand ve to info the pubit ~inon_ ady to busi by infor. tQ1fdrsigned, S8. TINDA LI, u. fer Dist. nAierrile, S.- C. t4o Co tin. man riale "and ey1 a rra d to give -ill be Althfully attended to, r rs51 ully regnests a 01 M.ithe planter cr. 'OUR TQb1 S iLLS,w vi ijf, inade expreily to be : ct G aring. The subscribei won hand. A Gins or Mills,gill be prompt. R. J. McCREIGIIT. y $18. -30 -.6mt M. I~ KRu oW -for sale, hiesi ahern part of the village of e'D'welling Hotlg, which and rewly and well constru@ upon a spaciouiA lot etintain. bordering westyrdly tupon et. -on the pre m re con d~ ut-buaildna. Its rotiid psto redFtsapediall 4esirable for,a residence r~oe lot i~ti vili of Sumterj)le n proad at :gmdiately 6p ? i td iina'sH .odt'li i'the centre qf e 'Opetatiotner ,ivnl feet front and kc to Mr. P. O'S ~Ivana'8 lot. dll be soj togeth /or separately. , whichVMllF be accommtodating, jr2L D. aliker, Maj. Wmn. .~ Dec1grrai$n Altach't. Debt. Mrega thie hntifr in'this action did on dejl~4$fil e hlc Obpmrtion against Bcn'. J. 4ieI'bhrsiant,who is absent -r 1Wdwithout th it~its of the State 6fouti ~! oiii as it: said) and having i lthe: - stonyknown, upon whom a copv vs eclar-ation ith a-ruleto plead oplrod, tilat the defendanj on o beorethe twenty. ntotherwisefiaan lit be tie given am# ega ast. the saiid Bienj. J. .Weut.' N . D. ONES, c,. cacavr. dMe, Sumter Dist. qf l oisl tthe Old Drug p~4lr~iand.Cabltge seeds. ~ %i~gitS r ille, S. C. boys i aniest trade1 p at thi of. - tr )g Sirts, Vest.,s0 Irece tttLtI~iaitc . 25O Spo gamrenip~ L igod 200 " 8ilwj~ronto 10" h-noti 50w 1 Inarlstarch 100 "'Voeilan Rted, Maoder, Sal 4Mratus, y 0O a! sod - 50 *' Stp. Carb mde, 50 keg. white Lead,. 25 boxes assorted~ Qlass, . . 3 "Congress Watni-, Linseed, Sperm, Neatifoot, Tram aNid Oa..' 'tor Oils; Annatto, Indigo, Tui-pentine, Alco-. hol, CochinealgLamp Black,a lteed Ivory Black, sealing WVa,,Wafers hte&c. . TIHOMIPSONJA N MEDICIN ES. Erd!acing every erticle uised-in the practice from' thonLabortory of'phrai Loribee of Batira ..sc Perfumierv, Caibs, Brushes, Soapsvand .Fancy articfes; Ilair Oil, cold Cream, shav-. ing cream, French and American Toilet w der, Boxe an d Pull; ch:dk balls, &c.C., hjich he ' t a groat reduction for cash or appro t. 3. A. CLEVELA ND, Nearly oppositewasant hall, Camden, 8. C. N. . Mr. Z. J. DEIIAY still continues to act as my Agent, and w'ill give his un divided attenton to all orders address ,'d to me for Medicines coinuted wi-li'the rEstablishmient. - A . C. -A CARD. SThe subscriber will be in Waushington City during the montl of August, and will Fmake arrangements by which le may pro cure an time shortest time and at least ex pense, the Warranmts for 100 ac~res of Land, brfu ieou thereof Government Scrip for 100) 00 duo each member, or the heIrs-at anc t each deceasedii ber o f C mpany rat futer heeam and wnTith pow de, Palmett Rgid ufig.eati ba iaapanyc. on his part. JAMES D. BLANDING. Juealy 21,ld~isai 1848., Cam9 n 4tC Aug. T , RI L . 40 ER$8 -Ei RenlI . T claration ine Atr c vs. A t acheint in Assun-. Istc D. Whitworth cl) ift. Whereas the Plaintifl' in thW aove stated 1 case having this d y tiled his Declaration awt the Defendant who is absent from n wih out the limits of the State, (as it is said) and having. n-qitle- wife nor Attorney knoe, upon ahrra ' of th e above De claration, with a' v edd thereto, mny be served: It is thX)d e re in pursuance of the Acts of the t Gend' Asemibly of the State in,such eos wade and provided, Ordered that the Defendant do plead thereto on or be fore the eighteenth dhay of Junet.A. D.1 1848, othervise final and absoliite jadgdmn will he then given nd awarded against him. Office Comn.1%lAs, Sumter Dist., 17th June, 1847. J. D. JONES, c.c. c.. Jum:0 3; (p6.) 34 qfifydl, WiLi RECEI4VE TO-MORROW A choice stock of rcIceries, consisting in part of the following-. 4 barrels tine brown Sugars S bags best Ri Co afe, 2 Hhid bacon Sides, i vnel Rtiynoldi n lamen D utlr and soda Cr'acker. g Sardines, Lobsterwt ; (inger preserves, vest India preserves, Pine apple, otm on, Orange, &c. &c.; Olive Oil, Picklese sorted. Uomecstic Dgg Godg. Lrown homespundaorted; C'otto1ale'. Stripes, &c.; lusquito Netting, Grase skcil do. made; Saxony wool shirts, Berlin dr - ers; Ladies' and -Misses' Hosiery ; Gen s. 1-2 do.; A fine i ut of Suspondors... All $ery low for % j. Aug.9 , 1848. cL. B, c.AN S. SHOES!I SHOES ! The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends an'd the public generally that he keeps constantly on hand, a comp~lete assort mont of Negro, and Welted Shoeas, which ho will dispose of on the most ren'oabiloets, prrantmng them to wear asgell as any in the State. ' 3. MXORGAN. Aug. 4, 1I48. 40 ff STRAYED .Or stolen from nmy flockin the immediate vicinity of ny resadence,*a' &rlgrna Ewe, about throyare old. The above mentiodql she . 4,anArked, is not of a cleariwhird. The fylgs, and head'are taitclouded, wvith a pd ier colorpd inue. Je~ gne and apptidto beajg di lanmb. ~I~ uni. othep~ ale br elsne has be den into some -neighaboring4fock, 8Ih a' ve~ fate and no doubt woul have a afn to mutton.. -y nformatjion t~yd~~ the rgeo ble 1tp pto recvr skoop w ~; tankfully receive~ , 4Ug.7,1848. i lwrr c" rI A ' tt _'Mnyk9 im fiaer N~ra4p~pqj jng to tore p oary rt I s ne o nelrps 9. 'a coo t6f v u, ich wr' t.* IOn of siidifebus0% rfn'eh4Ubeed pua *i i.nkhigtrpeifine/ rold a l ' . ihisf brimeh :lTe has Also. sue well, and the yield'dfMhe pro. sent promised a ridh retarn (6rshl. labor and enterprise, but we regret tojearn, he has recently met with lossamd disappnnt. pient by fire.,. Wehave jfore s a.F ter dated "Augost. 2d, i which irnformd .j that on tho jast day of July, his - turpen. tine distillery,,wiIh-600 barrels -of pitch and 2hit.rosin.ami a small qua0y o p .rsea4pd.turpentine,- djwas en ti rely, consumed. Theoss- -,is not leq than T1h00. , Ti oirt as occasioned by a defedi' in tho ottoM ofthe sini.-Col. K is now repairipg damages and will pre sently hive anothgr atill and appaada up. He has now on haid1200 galloihsof spirits, saved' from' the fire, andAa I-10/i quantity of t'ie crude turpentine/from wiith and the future gatherings, he ex. pects to distil 8000 gallons of X its this Col.. James,, we learn, set out to make fdr sale this season 150 bales of cotton, 5000' bushels Qf corn, 2000 barrels of tar, 200 do. spirits of turpentine, and 1000 barrels of white rosin and pitch. The fire has cut .thelatter item short, but put it down to500 kbls., and'ihere is every prospect that he will comae up to his cal. culation. We regret the loss of Col. James the nore, at ihis particular juncture, bhause he was the pioneer in the turpentie busi. ness or AlabIamna, and was-t beginning to reap the reward of his enterprise. The southern potion ofthis State presenisa fine field for the direction of industry i this line, but from the habits of ouiplanters, who haveso long adustomed thinselves to the .xclusive culture,ofcotton. very little progress hai been made. Tho efflrts of; Col. Jumes we haveo - believed, from the beginning, would aid in divering many therwise intelligent planters fromn otheir ruiiousaijd impoverishing system of oul ture; and therefore his present sigh terruption in business ad the at loss muy be considered 4 public cala Z Anotnna CoMPLtu.ptat .-.-.Mr. d. W. Kendali, in his European correspondence, speaks of the loss of oflicers in the late, battles in the streets of Paris, and in the course of his remarks pays the following' high compliment to the gallantry of our own devoted Regiment: "You will see a comparison made, lin which the number of officers who fell in the last revolution is placed alongside of those in some of Bonaparte's greatest bat. ties. The loss has never before been as severe in officers of the first rank. tore in the streets were killed Gensi Negrier, Brea, Begnault, and Bourgon, while dens. Bedeau, Duvivier, Damesrue, Foucher, afontaine, Francoise and Korte were ore or less snverely' wounded. - Yet great as was the loss of the French here .ziheistzreets of Paris, it *tll not beat' partison whemn placed alongside~te ea. sunlities experienced by the leading offij ce in some of our regiments last year, whiile attacking the breastwvorka and bar.d riendces of the Midlcn*.-.t do ndt metij officera oI' the same fidi; but ofthoseowho led they d4rent onslaughts.-Look at the retuMffg the 3d infantry at Monterey,) thie-Gih ist Molino del Rey, and the South. Cnoin0%sj Ghlurubusco anpf the Gari. GaEAT:R5T AsEERTAINE.D IJEPTI OF TIlE OcEAN.-..On thme 2nd of June, whlen in latitude 15 deg. 8 milna sauth;anid longi. tte 20 deg. 14 ni(p.. west, being nearly calm and the water quite smooth, (says Sir James C. Ross,) we tried for, but did not obtain soundings with 4,000 fathomns of line, or 27,600 feet. This is the great. est depth of the oceau thmat has get iteen satifactorily ascertained; ut we have reason to believe that there are many parts of it where it is still deepet. Its deter-~ mination is a desideratum in tegrestial physics of great interest and importance. -A voyage to the Southern Scano. JEn~i. HOUSA, MOUNT SIGN I,, on wyhich Moses received the Ten Cnnaidmnpnts, is 9000 feet high, surroudedj l her rrio'tildt, wlich are coveredb snow imn winter..tThe group of Sinail~ full of springs, id verde n. Atittrihetn e$. tremity lies (lie de It of elIs'h, seventy miles'long and thirty broad, In which the lsjaelties wandered' forty yndrs. Ihis co. 'ered wvith on~ rangef ohigh rool4, of ftfoat reuav tfn into deep oleils gnly a few fiet eiobmmed in by 2walls oifsgk uonmetlrnesI40 feet, high, like ieo dose.tted.teet* ea Cfylopat~~t The whole of A rabia Petrea.-2 the sabted wtitera.--ptepns a p~ appaling desolation, coprty Atl~l the dentmnoinition of pr ,c 3 Se r~tll lik ty ar tiitY o, fla.. 1k . . .;6A sides eopst f g, ith~ MM jhi to isgp Ua lb ntion In os %ingbthia.ih .to eulogue thisiifoeth t has conferiad oind .bt forentiy anotherpurpose Cc nor letter .4s, or sue ich oI as Ank1ho I' t lven twelnss a W an average, still ostirnething. said thaitheredre but toW three In th4d-. State who can,.nake2h a ce In. which ty pea li at i pequl complete, proportionbed, jmifWRm sdie act the work to bedone :Theletters.a made prinoipallyoflead, mixedVwIrh -it er metals in orderto harden it inficien ly when cool, winigaa'the 5Ahettil~ other ingredisnti cauTtie fusrne s' '.n toftill the iestienafo's cendje oI ix completely. For every d4& h and every different shape typo-avi Ihr are more than 800 shapes <and sizes each letter in our alphabet In use-nei matrices have.to be made, and each-*it the same exactness, or tha font is d4ti tive. In roma each lettei uaiuf: mhi three times-irge and .anhA l 0 apital lower case, saying pothin , ganip aii ures and other indispensa . .haraterp, To give some idea of the t Aribifehi acters add lotters whih f.ontic types, it may aiw*er to !ta that thes, are two esses, 'h hipintef 'rl - theni thldower caer ntning laho coiivmur or0smallltters, thengusand po V' re inio 'Met h .b xesi hil h a p ncoa evory omee occe T~tj e ~contamining the large adsmal dypltild ~unere~s" ma iiid ohiiratei zhieh arc in commoi use, has 98 boxej and but 2 or 8.of thein are unoeuolin Thus it seems the-type founder ln orde to supply 4 common fountQF ron lttc has t.hav6 cqnstructed Ab6ut6150' nmiri ces; and tlioji0s are bot in idUed ibi which will over a hundred mory just to manhaiture letterm o., o o size and corresponding faces. Here then there. must be sbout tib .tadre dnd jify cAdma ftw mde and iome c them a good many thousand'ties, 'vei just to print the plain u tter of colnmol new aper. To give the unintiatei a i . . 'the numbers and ptopor s. ty -aor' pritters have no Moe that now of-it may anvswer to stat we use, say for a common aYerage fo6i. a 8,500 n 8,00 b - 1,000 o 8,0 C 3,000 p 1ag0 d 4.400 q I0 ii 12;O00 r 62 f 2,500 a 8,00 g1,700 t 9,00 h 6,400 4 ,9 i8,000 ~ 1.2 j.400w ZO k 800 z a 1 6400 'y fQ m 8,000 z 20 Nothing here is said of poits, flgites double letters and other charatutere, *hic would awell this list amaz~ingly. *An all thismakes but one item kr 'a oommno bountrj die .a o3.-19t fi I thing said oft thu pidtures, flou era, ornamnent#1,' ; ondesed-e teualed, &o., &c., ' used in job an nevspaj printiing.s1 all dhidh ate 'Mr 5ear makte up the stock pf ri rdi ry eaper establkmdnt." Thea cents t~ t on. A commoh sisei newsjpr r oU bto~ h np plied to thif* pounds type. Thiese with se~se worth.e wood work, #250 fo/t press, bgood int ny mpqro dollars for brass rules and stil mogfor iron mnaterials, paper, Ink, &e; wyillb~iake a very large substraction frot #1000. Who all these items are paid Mt b, the p.Jtrehe Is about ready to go to wrl y-ifhlas a roller made-and sets h! types. The traial wjdth of newspaper columu is 17 cns of type of thia aize,-but jua are 18 eids wide. AnerdI. the'thiekpes of a line.,O an vere nearly thre< types will goio a em, counting spaoes For every 1000 ems a printer hqudie near 3090 typs, and Ihe sets~00 which is a dthq @' l ~et . ext (lay [ t at 9bWIthry the dxdl~pt fi'r eroes--fItheyean y I enie no - ' * r 4~j j h 6thi - ine oit en amgwn~ ip.NO~brit tz, puuw P gna N U - BT OUR 5BBMS. a "Dpndra 14 gr o olw 9 -h ru ..' .moi ths boistre i of 'tis. u * <. n. nkitd4 * b- W, ou h e li aos tt r)am tnimi tii it ei bue y P at4-r1,. Fie eih o lsi h % er'dd hic t' 164i W 0 dysi -ii~~-~~jeho , uforate", e jeupo o1A'ian the D, te~ Oi erahdiena ad j ~iy'ee aonsi thr~towoud -~neI eB o .eT, cou h o ai-hodo t, (altonojitom m ;p vi. - Weparadik toc esta a daiei4.idli why doqyd Y _'PipSEMS ug byand~'iay o~tdtr ad r6 scubll, asto stayhere Oto - misto a dmpout fhtbu ipe inMacy eny thin pe I add eg .*1 - d Nomw~o saee th *-; I tesa e a ' r tdIva~wh o I" V.t mi fA a wmu ies aioden'Wt get~~ re, a a"- rh y~~f o (le cy of tw(tdgv .am dleo t Do Tyor.o~p~Kt ~d -o W1n~ Wi7 "lost 0 YPI dpog x %~: o BY. 6VI SEMS ek "D pnec ,'',-I 0t fllo