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M OT EA Tor an, ~ ~ une 12i88 1 t e a e t a .OHN M ALAR as a candida te or a I Serit@ at t e u g election. Jan.12, 1848. 11 tf FPORB S YPR R1FPF. .C e authoried o announce Maj or JOHN IILA it, s a candidate for eiSherif at the ensuing election. _t, 84J. 20 tf 0O0Tae friendie efWlHlana A. COLCLOUGH, Esq. announce him as a eandidatofqr Sheriff at the next Election. April 19; 1t88. 25 FOR CLERK. Mr. Editoir:-Please announce JOHN DARGAN JONES. as a candidate for re election to the office of Clerk of the Court for Sumter District, and oblige the SUMTERIANS. April 26th, 1848. 20 tf *ggWe are authorized to an nounce DANIEL H. RICHBOURG, a can didA6 for the office of Clerk at the ensuing election. Jan.;2, 184 . 13 tf FOR TAX COLLECTOR. t-rWe are authorized to announce JOS M. NETTLES, Esq., a' candidate for the of. fice of Tax Collector for Claremont county, at the ensuing election. E-rWe are authorized to announce WIL LIAM G. BARRET, Esq., as a candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing Election. Spring and Summer Goods. The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of his friends and the public gen erally, to his well selected stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats, Shoes, Stationery, 4-c. &c., (just arrived and ready for inspection), which he will sell as cheap as they can be bought in any other establishment in this place, for cash or coun try produce. C. D. GAYLE. Sumterville, April 5, 1848. 23 ly Removal. The subscriber would respectfully inform nix friends and the public generally, that he has removed to the stand formerly occupied by Mr. A. Conway. __________ J. I. MILLER~, M. D. LOOK HERE.CU) he subscriber has just returned from the North with a full and well selected stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all kind of JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and Knick Knackeries of every description. The above stock is the largest that has ever been offered in Smnterville. Ias been selected with great care, and cannot fail to please. Purchasers may expect to find great 'iar gains for Cash. The subscriber returns his greatful ac knowledginents for past favors, and solicits a renewal of patronage. FREIEMAN IIOYT. frumterville, Sept. 14, 1847. 48 ly N. B.--Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re paired as usual. IMPROVED COTTON GINS, Thankful for past favors, the subscriber wishes to inform the public, that lie still Mfanuafactuires Cotton Gins at his establish. meat in Statebug on the most improved aiid approved plan,o the most simple construc tion, of the finest finish, and of the best ma. terials, to-wvit: Steel &rws and steel plated Ribs, case hardened, in which lie will sell (or 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. WILLIAM ELLISON. Stateburg, Mfay 1, 1848. 27 tlj NOTICE. Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday, the 9th inst., a sorrel MARE, with a star on the forehead, and about 15 or 10 hands high. She was found in the posession of a negro boy, who sa he stole her from Mr. George Norris at the 54 mile house, on the common road. The ownmer is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay expenses gid take her away. CARISTEN VASSE. .18 mile lionse, state road, May 13, 1848. ' 33 t .COPARITNERSHIP. The subscribers beg leave to inform they frends and the publie generally, that their have entered into eoprtnership under the firm of CONWAY &WINN, for the pur pose of carrying on the Tailoring biusiness. They have taken the New uilding next doer blow China's flotel. The iend keeping agneral assortment of Cloths, Cas.. smeres, estings and Trimmings, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a con inuance of the patronage heretofore so liber ally extended to them. A. CONWAY, D. J. WINN. January 1848. 12 tf The subscriber begs leave to inform his I ~ engaged, himsel in the Butchering Business ~' " in hmterville. lie will endeavor to procure * the finest. ieeves the counitry afi'ords; and' with afriet attention to buuiners hope to re eeive a rsbere. patronag. lIe w i butchert .three timeu "week or oftener if required.- I )egularh o.rr mnay run accounts month. e 1y - 7 yy~ntN ruired promptlyt ea he hiim fo ea i7 ori ti business. o May'29, 14 ' 1 Am M 6th an fhfo hombodeathf elief of Insolvent Notice is hehyli nto te pid ,iacob aBroughton and ll o riedl of the aid William L. Fdld an r at he Court-Common P . e n at lumter Court.Houme in an r the D strict. if Sumter, on the selmd Mopd Novew. er next, to shew cause,ir I ta y-ah, vhy the estate anid eff'ets of tj d'Wil. iam L. Felder should not be asigngied and e discharged accordi toite provisions of he Acts of the General Aiiembly. for the ellef of Insolveint Debtors. , D; JONES, c. c. s. Mice of Common Pleas, 40 Sumter Dist..Aug. 7, 1848.' 43thn SOUTH CAROLINA, DARLINGTON DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. Killer, Ripley, & Ce,, vs. CA. SAWN CASE. Dhandler & iugrins, ) . W. Chaniler, one of the defendants, being confined within the Prisn Bounds of Darlington District, on a writ of capias sd iatisfaciendun at the suit of Miller, Ripley, SL Co., and the said dofendant having Aled ils Petition in my office, praying for the ben 0it of the Act of the General Assembly, miade for the relief of Insolvent'Debtors, to ether with a schedule of his estate and ef. ects: Notice is hereby given to all the ereditors'of the said defendant, and especial. ly to Miller, Ripley, & Co., to appear at the Court of Common Pleas, to be held at Dar. lington Court House, on the third monday (beig the 16th day) in October next, to shew cause if any they can, why the estate and effects of the said Robert W. Chandler should not be assigned, and he discharged according to the provision of the sad Act. J. 11. HUGGINS, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, Darlington C. II. 38 January 28, 184 t m SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIAMMBURG DISTRICT. Samuel D. McGill ads. Ct. &t;on Stint. Pro. Samuel P.'Matthews.) The defendant, Samuel D. McGill, who is confined within the bounds and limits of the Fail of Williamsburgh District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum at the suit Af Samuel P. Matthews, has filed in my ffice his petition praying for the benefit' of the Act of the General Assembly for the re lief of Insolvent Debtors, togetler with a schedile of his estate and etlects: Notice is hereby given to the said Sainuel P. Mat. thews and others the creditors of the said Samuel D. McGill. to a pear at the C4ourt of Common Pleas to be ho en at Williamsburg Court House on the third Monday after the lourth Monday in October next, to shew ause, if any they can, why the estate and eflects of the saidi Samnel 1). McGill should riot be assigned, and he be discharged ac cording to the provisions of the Act of the General A ssemibly for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. W. R. SCOIT, c. .c. ws. OlIce of the Common P'len, 37 Williamsburg Dist. July 5, 1328. 3 GIN MAKING, &C. We are prepared to execute orders to any extent in the above line, both for new work and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by any made in the State, potssing all the ad. vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal in way of re pairs. We also use thme Steel Plate Saws, with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly injure the fInest staple, with an imnprovnent to regulate the mnot ing of the cottnn; our brush is constructed on a plan, giving at once, the advantages of lightnuess, strength and force all very material in the successful operation fa Gin. We wvould invite planters to call at our shop and examine for themselves, whilst we would assure the public generally, that they shall have no cause to complamn either of orwkorprc. We are also prepared to do work in the Cabinet line-such as Bedst~eads. Wardrobes S3afes, Book cases, Stands, Tables',Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, otn liberal terrns. IIUDSON & BROTHI IER. Opp~iosite the Preslyterian church. Sumuterville, A pril 22, 1847. 26 1y FURNIT URE. Just received a fine assortment of curl. maple and fancy sitting and Rocking chairs, :ane and wvood seats; together with a fine assortment of Furniture, such a Sofits', .Book Cases, Wardrobes, 1Bed-steadis, Fancy and Plain Dressine Bulreaus &c. &c. -. Por sale cheapi for calh or good paper. J. F. SUT~HERLAND. SCamduen, Jan 10, 1848. II tf NOTICE, I have appointed Major William E. Rich ardson miy Attorney, immediately to bring te a close and settle uip all matters and thimgs >ertammig to my late Sheriffalty of Sumter District: and request all persons concerned .o take notice hereof. All persons indebted to me are requested o make immredhiate paymeont to my aid At. orney: and those hauvinig demands against no, are- requested to present themn to him vitout delay. THIOS. J. WILDER. Feb. 12, 1848. 16 tf BLACK AND GUIN SMITH. We, the undersigned, inform our friends eighbors, and the public, that we still con. imue carrying on the above butsiness in Ful. on, one mile fronm Mr. J. D)yson's Factory on hie public river road. We also return our rreatful acknowledgmaents for the liberal sup. ort we have had for eiuhteen months, and' olicit a continuiance of their patrontage. ['he subscribiers also inform their friends and he public, that they are in wvant of a black oy as an apprentice to learn lie Black imith's Btfsineass, and wvould be glad to oh. rut one utneodiatol. - Jui' I''. l"19. 8 , ATT E~T~ AND, SOLICIT RQ0ARPM, DjiNI ATTORNEY AT'LAW, JOSEPH B. KERSHAW, ATTORNEY -AT LAW, Broad-sh-cet, Camden, n. C Attends the Courts' of KershaiSrumter Lancaster and Fairfield Districts.' EDWARD SOLOMONS, SURGEON DENTIST Saintervilir, S. (5. Ojice two doors North qf the Court House. 3- f. GaINSIDent4gj SURGEON DENTIST SUMTERVILLE, S. C. Mr. H. will administer the Chloroform i1 Surgical and Dental Operations, if required June 7, 1848. 32 ly E. H. MELLICHAMP, ECUSE CAR'PENTER A ND Contractor in ncunral, laving located himself-' in Sunterville, i now prepared to execute all kinds of wor: in the above line on reasonable terms. A share of public patronage is solicited. 2 doors trest of the Methodist Parsona Jan. 20, 1848. 13 tW W. R. HUNTER, AGENT OF THE CEMETERY MARBLE WORKS Darlington, C. H. S. C. OzrAll orders by letter or otherwist will meet ,with prompt attention. Dec. 22, 1847. 8 tf Justt Received And for sale ihe subscriber, A'Fener: stock of PAI ,OILh,D YE ST7 UFF. 4tc. 4-c. 4-C. J. I. At LRh. D. 6 Do:. Fine Madeira Wine, . Baskets Champain'ge, 1 DIoXes do 10 dozen Porter, quartw. 8 " " pinte, (0ondon). Negroes Wassted. CAif will be paid for a few PRIMJ YOUNGi N EG RO M EN-their having young famaily with thema will be no objectior ..BRAD2IY. Stateburg, kay 24, 1848. 30 f Enutertainuunent at tbac Clar, enadon Deyot. The subscriber begs leave to inform hi fniends and the Public generally, thant he ha opened a Iouse oaf Entertainnment, about qutarter of a mnile from the Clarendon Depoi on the Stage Road, where he will be read to accommodate custosners by the 15th ins' ie hope. by close attention to business,t give jeneral satisfaction to all that may fa vor hun with their custom. TIIOS. MicGEE. Mfarch 6, 1848. 19 tf Dry Goods In Osar*Ieston. Th'le subscriber would invite the attentioi of Planters and Famnilies who may visl Charleston to hiestock of El CII, FANCY, AND STAP'LI Hlaving mlade large additions to his roor the past season. lhe is able to off'er gfreater in ducements than ever before, to his friend and customers, and confidently invites atteni tion to his STOCK as the Most Extensive in Sout her, Country. It is intended to embrace every article the l)ry Goods Line. Our front sales rooma will cont-inu a coms plete assortment of LADlES' RICH DRESS GOODk Silks, Muslins, Thurrs, Cushmaeres, A lpac cams, IHomba:ines, Shatrls, Mantles, Mlantillas, Visettes, 4-c. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Linens, Linen Fabrics, Ilosiery, 4-c. 4-c. In our Domestic Rooms will be found very fuli assortment of Donmestics. Negro Goods, Blamskets, Osnaabasgs, &c. &c. 177'Particular attention paid to this depart ment of our business. And Planaters wvil find our stock and prices well worthy theii attention. Onr facilities for purchasing goods, ar such, that we are able to oilbr them at suci prices, as dqfy cmeiin 253 King at. Charleston,- 8. C. N. B.--Ia our whesale rooms, we ofiba a large and wvell selected 8TOCK to Mer chants for cash or approved popr, at suec: prices as are well wor-thy te attention o close buyers, for close market. AMarch 1, 1848. . 18 ly TO HIRE. The subscriber keepe constantly on hand to IIIRE a BIAROUCIIE, uingle horse Bug. ry and Sulkey and Horses il of whimh can be obtained low for Cash.Z ~> J~t4'flNA. July M ,1819. 39 D 'M Mo lrtiel -50 f Pe are 100 ve ta n ?30 Maider ,'r 75 Pes 75 Sal Zra 50 e o 50 " p.Cfrb. se 50 kegs white. Lead, 3 boxes assorted Glass, iCongress Water, Lmd'pern, Neataffol, Train and Cas tor oils; Annatte, Indige, T'i'urpnine, Alco. ho),Cdhineal, Lam p Blak, Black IJ Ivory Black, sealitig Wax, Wafers. &c. ?JIOMP80NIAN ME ICkYF, Embracing every article cthe tice from the 1iboratory of E$ Iin Laribee. of Baltimore. Perfumery, aw, Brushe,, Snaps in PFancy artiefe; 41jr Oil, cold Cream, shav ing cream, Fretilm and A merican Toilet pow der, Boxes and Puffi; chalk balls, &". &c., which he offlers at.a great reduction for cash or approved credit. J. A. CF.VELAN .early "site Masonic Hail, Cam 07C. Aug. 9 1848 40 'N. B. Mr. Z. J. DrFXAY still continuemi to act as my Agent, and will give his un divided attention to all orders address ed to me for Medicines, or other business connected with the Establiabinent. Ze. DR3CKER, & C. Respectfully invite the citizens of Sunter District and the public generally, to their well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods; all of which,4hey offer for sale at a trfiing adrunce on /Ynt eost. Their facilities for purc lasing Godsl, are :yh, as to defy competition as to prices. 14ving paid purticuber attantion to the. se. lection of their present stock, frim the fact that country'produce sells for meding, yledge themselves to satisf even the mnst close of their customers. 'rie varieties which their stock embra ces is entirely too large to speci. (y; but they respectfully beg leave to men. I tion tbe following: LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Cambric. Jaconet, mull and Swise mkulina; Gingham., Lawns, Bareges: )ress and Funiture 1rints; Alpaccar, Bloiibazines, ani Drab de Vinnea; Iheavy and light silk, Raw Silk, and cotton lioniery; Super ladies' and gentlemuen's 14le and 8jjk Gloves; Thread, Lisle, andi cotton i.lging Ladies' silk and Blerege imantkes and cravats ILinen cambric hidkfs. and Linen cambric and long I4awn; F'rench, tiermaan, and En:glism Summiner Brood - cloth,, Cassimzeres, andt Ves~jpgs; R E AD Y-M 4DLE C LO'1IlIXG, Of every descriptioti and at ill prices; ini. deed some of it is so low that it cannot fail to produce astonishment by the purchser; but t as countr roduche sells for nothing, so have s we conled to sell IReady-nmade clothing. ,Las'~ shoes, hooleem', slippers, and a r' beautiful article of Palo Alto Ties; do. EIsler .colored 'and black; Gent's. c'alf hoots and shoes, sewed and pegged, at prices which cannot'faij todplease; toeter with a full assortment of Bonnets and Bonnet trimmnings; Groceries, Saddiery, Cutlery, Crockery, and Ihardware. To enu mnerate all would be inmpossible, but a call is respectfully solicited, andl none will go away dissatistied. Call at the CAMDEN BAZ AA R, Opposite the Camden Banik, Camden, N. C Jmst Recved. Ilogsheads sugatdl (some very low priced) Tierces Granulated sugar Barrels crushed and powdered do. hiLaf do. Fine old Java cofiee; Rio do, 8perm caudles. For sale low by Feb. iaS.B. LEVY. "Afe. mo13. ~ i sm 5000 Gold Leaf ngrs 500(1 Charleuston,do Cubrey Butterfly, do Pressed Esperango Regalia do. T'homas' sup. chewing Tobacco. Tobacco of various brands, some low pri ced. Ihalf panishasegar.. Just received by Feb. 18, . D. LEV. Baskets Chainpalg . do 4o pints, "&lnger" do eo "Souche" Casks Porter, quarts and pints do Ale. Wines and Liquors of al qualities. Just received by Feb 13 - B. L EV YY Preserves. West India Preserved ginger; West~j preserved pine Apple; limes, peachesptij and cherries. reh prunes, currants, ceo and lemons. For sale by LEY Feb 13 .LE 1.4 and -2botes Raisinig Barrel. Northern Apples; Bodeions Also--A fresh supply of 4delt received by.. S. T. yy VY Camden, 8. C., Feb. 1 1847w .t~ SWAN? ''' ~'Two or tharee white tq earn the c~re hn. I*1. r ~ Ihor n d A of & lpttI ~ll n mnosit t l10 hp inpurity 4'Wb", best resoedy k 'nd 31 waafe Jy.every trace oftbe systery inthe tendeuA tneous an'estiosJ e1a1purtifof doubtedly a1etho'ww mnedieai6 -genti wone prot eg'i t - t il sun aA inn#s w t stagevadai ]pen from this distressing e tplain use it, first so, bt sinogi m after taking one.,ottlew to use the lydriiciutd ? Not wishing to jbli-.i done in the caset &1IA'Oh . day, to e"t her on the publi-'the w sc i.j 'tate thiat this preaetiuan b and used hy a numbe of hai term of our city and'ne success, vi: Or., i. #i4 Ramwa ,Or. Tkw l Yt g4{ PrItpOO .8 rd, Beaufort. For thetce and the Medicinal .-IF iDeliuht, P'hyrniiane ate the th and.6th Nos. V" Journal of Medicine a 4P Priro e1 per btI amine preparation ask at 81 per . rt heti P'repare V,.1Kk h7ritg under Foir ensre, even Ibe cases, on trtent untsnund negrossin&C 'i the expense stit A and are willing: t viowosf eeing tJsem cu chaser in ibe subscriIl,: give a fairiJ2f Feb. 16; Ilis - W.A4NENT& No.268, Ka'-G--r (co' CHJARkE$o8 W. A. K.. -N. okrs supein aticl inuppri CUAT; BeverFreek Sacks, (plain and? embp~ Merino, Satin Silk ail s plaim and tigured~aa~j wvith a-general astjej% Ottflt g ~a ARTJ? -~ 3NP AMTIi.Rs: White long-cloth and Colored muslin and li Linen Collars and lio Black silk'and satin Stocls Cohd., doe*'o , Bilk andua+82 Cambricl ketJb~ch*Ha Kid and bk i loy,,' Merne and Berlin do - Silk and dbread do. Silk else&upnes - Elnstict~~~1d Enu Silk, cotoedlamb * oo 8ilk und zh~ no s~q Lawb. a6)nd 8hol-t Fanel, Segovia andBi Shaker bannela a Minevra aolu RidnpAd Mie1nlr Dressn <Gow tu an~q Trunks, Valis udc Silk and Gi gai tse Combr~hPe~ the above Gsyr t mimy eity in tho KFAll ondetsffl4 illGob. W Presh