The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, October 11, 1848, Image 3
Jt wasok~d
Cla~e EwuI~l
that odmoi !
- qp to
PHI 4pm the;
J o nd. riyuan .bqings
have een cast out on the world's lle com
naii tiiffi..st of Sir }Will'm Fizger
aldat Lis h4 I .hs lidusds-a tumbled,
I vr, hr pht.
aa ~d tW~4i. -
-jected for non-pf tht- ent."
t hhCairanon Brtaneh ib
u1Mvd1!tfit6i-6nCi helfr 641% a''
IdfwitWW'areinbthokriired to tG thAt cto
tViltlbotebifa hf thilCom'tnr'ttt'k Point,
,B4tfdlfht8erketeittDkins Tui-n
'O(ftidlNK brddlivered'athere," iroWded'sthi
owner gives notice to the ageni at the'f-n
"Outthit- faggoiioill' bin'rehdidthsdtore.
-d4ie it .t audi ti: as said ogent "naf 'ai
SCaeden Joai h
"1k t$& T411~t Ig valunsaf 'tliudt'o
-,4teJuily 31, 1845.
:dvMub "POPE NEVER: DIES."
*5466wittibdiriary *irtues bf'Wistar's Bal
of .,on~
a la~uMNg,-lenttestedl y somtany
ththadobtaits efficacy must
io ohathain,
n hca :at to us
byDr.Herrick, an eninent'phydiLagof -that
-= W iv wh' pe:nissiin to'refer
ig~aipy V1 -Iad longlabored upder an
a ctioblofitbblengs,,and who had been un.
eriecuiiye ltaf, was coniired by hei
mie.p.q..b 4o the reach of pnodicine, and
- se 'was informeduby her medicalettendatit
th it sl niust die. All her'own premonia
y ild to the gr'v. Fortunate.
is nduced.,t send te theKindderher.
hoo uokstre-for a-bottle of
-WISTAti BALSAM OF WILD CIER
Wa's^Ii*t i-eoit in'ber critical situation. 'Be
fo sfgytents were exhausted, the young
-ladiJesperienced great ralief, and two more
Soems were successively procured and ad
k e *ASh.is now happy in the restor.
ki ofheath, and blesses the day when she
itM. orted to the une of this healing Bal.
Not gep. ' ind ui!evs signed I. BUTTS
Sntlie-w-rapper. F ' ala in Sumterville by
Dr. J. .I. MILLER, tt the Drug Store; and
hb ryb&gits rener:lly ini outh Carolina.
-pDeparted-thie dife. Sept. 28, Byunx EnvIN,
olrson of :Dr. J. E. and M rs. M I. Byrd of
BIritten'e Neck, S. C. aged, 2 years and 8
1 ltuibates.
SO R S HE R IFF..
. ,Sa.a 'mathorized. to
- aUn nt#.il2AY-RGOON, Esq. a
Candidagfpt146 Office of Sheriff of Sum
tz-We are4uthoriued to
~naigpce gol. JQHN' .C. RHA ME, a candi.
4atpW4o the office of Sheriff at thle ensuing
Election.
*fepkt27, 1849. - 48 tf
.M-The Frienadi of Ritch~ard
B. BROWN, announca liiin as a Candide~t
#f mt h'e Ui'ef Shdriff ol Sunflr' Districl
at the enuuing'Niecion.
Sept. 20, 1848. 47 tf
* 3-W.are authoriied, to announce . Major
JOHfN BALLARD, as a candidate for
trheriff at the ensuing election.
April 28th,' 1848. 20 tf
-r 0'E hcie n~lds of Williana
A. COLCLOUGH, Esq, annone him as a
candidate for Sheriff at 'the next- Election.
April .19, 1849. .25
F OR CLERK.
. Mr. Editor :--Pietse 'announce iOHIN
DARGAN JONES,' all a candrdate for re
election .to the office' of Clerk of 'the Court
for.Mumter District, and obli '(he
-Ari *4 28 MTEnrI us.
~~aei~ihoi~e toa
n, 28; 1846.8 ~ ~ '~....
Dr. U.' gd l par.
is16Debt nexte
Ad Sa~mX'..umtdr DIstriot. ',:
49.. Oad
-, F
glishi W00A L
F-W a audi
G-Hed - . ,Gurd M1
Gordon, Jn as rdn
H-tg atMel
J-nauiel Yn.
-N J LJ4wreo os
Locklayer.
Ml-Col Af~ 3f a
D MoFadden, Alexr lipg,D James
MieCauly, Samuel AA Oh:%, cAeen.
N-Miss Aa a
P-James T'a in ate.
R--Wm Ri dn, J. Re:art, E.
P Richardson, Rifrs,ln ( Reily,
Potter Richardso
M-Dr C C84i is Sugnna4 Smith,
Wm J t4 n,, Sturges, -oses L
t F aD i Rv lin
. i 0 James
Weaderhetm bxv
'-JHENMM4AYNS WORTH, P. M.
JUST RECEIVED,
500 Packages ofBoots,'Shoes
ailBrogahs, which tebst]Ibidoies ei A
Vhbleiale andietail on thie'most rehsdnable
tenni'? Merchants aend Planfers' li'igi
Sumter Diptrict,.will do ielfio i'll anf en
amine o stoclfbefer'e urchauing elsewhere.
We w'6i1lll joiir attenti6n to our stodk of.
extra heavy Brograns, manufactured expr'ess.
ly for Negroes employed 6n "the tail Roads
and PlAntation. - , "
SWe. have,:ilso, 'a splendid assorti'ment df
Gentlemen's *Boots,.and Iddiesi' Shoes; -a
usual, together witli all kinds of gbods- kept
in aShoe Store.
We~would also, invit tKe. tention ofthose
wishing tiyutphassHatas itals, our'-as
sort.ment of which is inferior to none in the
State We hae te'ceived'per late Steitner
94Cases of fine Tashionablelobr; Mole Skin
and Silk Hatm; also, a large stock of mediuni,
low crown and .broad riIm black..s (drab
HJat.
Also, a splendid assortment of men's, boy's
and children's Cloth, Velvet, Fur Flush and
Oil Skin Cape, of the latest and most approv.
ed styles. Call and examine at the Store
of,
G. Ml. THOMPSON, & Co..
. First door below the Mlarket.
P. B. A large stock of Wool Hats and
Hair Cape, for plaiitation use.
Columbia, Oct. 10, 1849. 50-4t
Dry Goods in Charleston for
FALL TRADE.,
The subscriber respectfully solicits the at
tention of his friends and purchasers gener;.
ally, to his stock of Goods for Fall sales.
He has recently received and opened
300 Packages of New Goodsr
making the largest, most- varied and elegant.
assortnent he has ever exposed--consisting
of every variety of New and Rich Dress
Goods, Shawls, Visettes, Laces, Hosiery,
Linens; Linen Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Embroderies, Prints, Long Cloths, &c. &c.
His Domestic Goods' Rooms, are as usual,
wvell stocked with a great variety of Fabrics
adapted to NEGRO WEAR; such as Ker
seys, Plains, Jeans, Sattinetts, Stripes, Cot
ton and.Linen Osnaburgs, Blankets, &c.
He is ahao prepared to supply Planters in
any quantity, with the same style of
Negro Plains
he has sold for the past two years. Samples
of these Goods will be sent to any person
who tnay desire, and all orders shall receive
prompt attention.
Planters and others visiting Charleston
will find it for their interest to examine this
stock, as it will be tound one of the most
Extensive in the Southern
Country,
and he is enabled to oirer Goods at prices
well worthy the attention of purchasers.
E. W. BANCROFTr,
253 King st. Charleston, S. C.
Oct. 1. 18 tij
BL.INDING & DESAUSSURE,
ATTORNEYS AT- LAW,
Will continue the Practice of Law and
Equity in the.s District, and wvill attend punc
tually to business placed in their hands.
Sumaterville, Oct. 2, 1848. 49 4t
IBREA0: BREAD!
.The subscriber respectfully informs the
imhabitants of Sumterville and vicinity, that
he has opened a BAKERY for the purpose
of supplying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes- of
every description at Charleston prices.
Families wvishing to be served with Breadh
every morning ii please leave their orders
at the store of C. I), Gayle.
'Thei subscriber trusts, by strict attention
and punctuality, to solicit tho patronage of
the public.
-- C. D. GAVLg.
NOTICE.
The Subscriber off'ers for sale his TRACT
OF LAND in the. Hand Hills, Clarendon
District, containing lf00 acres, and adjoining
lands of WV. H. Bi. Richardson, R. C. Rich.
ardson, and .John J. Moore, Esq. The well
known healthiness of' the location renders it
highly valuabig .as .a .Muanspor residenm e.
l''or .further inforinition, apply to -HI. L.
PINCICNE Y jr., at Charlestons or address
1SANN, staesburg
'W~ W ALKERg
Drawers, Suspenders6love,44ndkrehlefs
Cravat., &c. ag# ith'diFo a at reasons
t~lopri~g., $l q~hvr f -o .t6 contry
1lat toutoe
-MLAW A - 6
P, tqce~
ntento o AMany
-18 4 434
2 -R
."
.UMT E Y T V.
Wdbid.rbie''tuy uf t o it 4if
Suntorville and t t eiy th
hehispponod lt1' t rvila a
koponstan n
-mape dIWsteadsfM? anid Di vanis, Centra
tables, Sitting Chaiis of etery' d iierl
Mahogany Rocking and Nursi Ch'Irs, do.
Doston Rockers and'Nuniing beal,
(tnkidle'stands, &c. &c. "Aliso; o at
- I-6 URNITU RMDEB!IREPalR
f attheshortesi otie 6'.
The :tabscribe r hapek. . Z !71
t~ftion, to businessin aeri Mot
the bzblic patrodge. D )8
sept.i27,1848 8
NFEAMElDEKAM,
FOR CA DEN AND ALL Itwh-iN
TEllMEDIATE 14ANDINg8'- 106t
known" te'nei DEKALB, WI ')rtILhi
bok xaster,, V in Ieudet
haul ad ,'yal ifl eith
Frebt on t 'aj We,&W t
despath. 141
Ship'pers'of Goods iij 'ely P" their
being ,forwarded with promU s river
being in'fide 6rad, hmd atsl. a.
they can buentbyapy, othericpsyeance
Any Goods now bei lande may, a to
the-Agent, and will istred frefcr
until she is ready to take ,them . ,T
Boat throzgl4out thejppason 1i9psit #t'pny
and everylndmn onte ravembt going
and coming, for a .single packag* enlyr R
vided the. freightkis paid h1e 9.he Agmst
at Camden are Messrs. P.'. VRLLEPIGUE &
Sons.
MARTIN, STARIR & WALTER,
Sept 14646 ? t4, Co4 -..6,
RAIL ROAD.
This Road is now open for the transporta
tion of Paiseugers and Fre'ht to Boykin'.
'dm Out, d distance of 8 miles from Cam
den.
A passenger train will leave thaTurn Out
daily 5 hours and-4. minutes, A:j~g,,to don
nect with-the Car, on the .South-Carolina
'RaiI-Roaif for Caehtonfind Hamliurg.
.Returning in the afternoon the tratin reseh
es the Turn Out 5 hours and 30 mun., P. M.
connectingatthat point with the line of Sta
ges for Raleigh N. 0. via .Camiden and Che
raw.
The Accommod tion Train to Colmlia
continues to -run as heretofore.
.JOHN McRAE, Eng. Cam. Br.
Sept. 4, 48 . 8t
ATTORNEY AT LW,
SUMTER VILLE, . c.
Gl'ifice fourth door above Mr. Jacksson
Moses~ tore.
- May 17, .1848. 29 ly
-SOUTli-CAROLNA-8UMTER DIST,
-IN ORDINARY.
Mary J. WVells, applicant,
Jas. I;Iodge, and others defendlants.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
Smith and wife defendants in the above stat
ed case, reside without the limits of this;
State: It is therefore ordered, that they do
appear and object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of Thomas 33. Vells, dec'd.
on 6r before the nineteenth day of December
'iext, or their consent to the same-will be ost
tered of record. , , ''i
sept.19, 1848.6 48 (8,) 12 .
NOTICE TO DROVERS.
- The undersigned -would respectfually --inie
form the Drover. .of Horses, Mules, ic.,
'that l.ie has specious STABLE ROOM,'E~ts,
~&c., ready to receive quantities of Horses,
Mulee,&c. Also, aplentyof Cor and .Pod
der, warranted not the wew etep; and chebper
,thant was ever sold in this. Distript at. his
season. Call at the stand formerly occupied
.1.s' E. C.'$ ngland, Fulton, Sumter .District,
* -. .. A. ABRAHAMS.
S.dep.2Q,.1848,. . ..47.. tE
.:J'Thq Camnden Journal wil~pleaso copy
tone month and forward bill to the subscriber
fdr 'payment.'
T LQOOiHERE.rg
SThe subscriber has'.iustreturned -frotn'
-jhe North with refull anA welfisilictd
*uikKnaakdries of everydeparptiad..u.
The above etockis the 3a, t~ista
over been otrered in umtervlfen Hasbee.
woleted with great'caer'and casii Tail to
please.
P Jurchaserg may expect tobdgebs
gains for Cask. - -
T1he -subscriber tis.t greatfal as.
knowledgin'ente fer pit AVQT~ a frie 5Qstseli t'
ienoe#aI of. patronag. :. - , .a
8 toval - p 4 y d
Nsre~ a.ruual
ofon
shb ih1a~i~ torsi
h 041e hAn Apea fore
me ato ~t r 4Cr fo e
-e, e dn1 a -mum- Court,
yf rctober, i the yqac oflourl
L 53 Lordep~phoul ight' 1undredland
- fory~igt,- aidin-fle- 72j'-esr of,
- ;D.
80UT-dAnd'LINiA.SU ITmiM DST.
l8H ,IV. LE IVIS, Bsq.,'Oh'diniry.
fWr Ads t S ty ath a* lied to Me
larThsoo h4 a~el rights nd c
deceased. t i
Theie jir, ti-e oiet t 'eke and adninish
all and singular, the L indred and creditors of
the said-deceased, to be and appear b'forigme
it-ou'neixt Ordinary's Coirt :for theo.sald.
Distribtit 6be holden at Sumtei Cburt Hotiie
on Friday, the 13th day of October 1848, to
shew'thbe/ Aifi,f whyhhb!aidaiidistra.
tionsqhquid. netsbeLgrante4.... .
-. Misei AuideY my hand anisa91this -8rd
day of October in the year of our
[L. s.] Lord, one thousand eight hunred and
istVif-diit, id in the -7ivd- year of
Ameyrcan Independence.
W. LE*WIS, 0.- V. D.
OctoberiA 1848. 49
S0E'hkM-IA6IN.--SUITER DIST.
IN ORDINARY. .
H. II. bq4
Jas. Coqbtt and others.
It a ringto my satisfaction thif -Ste
phen fL, anika, 4ohn Woodi d andi wifi,
Louisla IfInks, Ellen 11ankir,''Jani Ilank's,
Martha H(Anks Mc Dufflie Hnks, and thers,
childrin of Stephen llands 'ind wife 5liza
both,- defendants in the above stated i.ise, re
sides without this.State: It is .herefore or
dered, that they do appear and object to the
Division or sale of the Real Estate of James
Corbett, senior, .decepsed, on or before the
third day orJanuary next, or' their consent
will be.gotered of record.
W. LEWIS, o. S. D.
Oct.;3, 1848. (68.) 49 3m
E, FULLINGS & CO.
CLOTHIERS,
And Dealers in Hats, Caps,
Trunks, &c.; I door below
I. D. Mordecai's,
C 0 L U Mf I A''B . C.
E. F. & Co. keep constantly on liand a largo
assortment of Geitlenei'd and servants'
Clothiig. of every description, - And make
Garments to measure in the modt Fashiona.
ble'style, at the sh6rtest notice.
Oct.4, 49 Gm
SCOTT & PLAYER
DEALERS IN
*HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Blacksmiths, Carpenter's. and
Tanners' Tools) Mill Irons :
Also, Groceries, Paints, and
D ye S t uff' linseed,
Sperm and Whale Oil,'
&c. &c. &c.
NO..., MERCHANTs7 R1OW,
COLUMBIA, A. C.
Oct. 4, .49 6mn
DISSOL.UTION.
The Drug Business carried on heretofore
under . the firm of MEL.IETT & BRU~soN, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
subscriber would very respectfully inform
his fermer customers, friends andl the public
generally,.that it is his purpose to continue
the Practice of Medicine and Drug Business
in this place. Thankful for past favors, hope
by strict attention to business, to merit fu
ture patronage.
. rf1ave and will constantly keep on hand
for sale, a large and fresh supply of Drugs.
Medicines, Pamnts, Oila, D~ye Stuff', and eve
ry other article that is common to a Drug
store.
R1. SIDNEY M ELLE TT, M. D.
One door wcest of Mc Lea n's old stand.
NOTIOD.
The undersigned being desirous of bring
ing her business to-a close,n-rq'uests all per.
sons indebted to her either by Note or open
Account, to call and settle up.
R. SOLOMONS.
sept. 26, 1848. 483 8t
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to David Solomon.
d'eceased by Note or open Accouut, are re.
quested to come forward and, settle up as
longer indulgence cannot be giv mn..
R. SOLGiMONS, Adrn'rz.
sept. 26, 184$. 48 3t
NOTId7!&
The undersigned would - respeutfully in.
form the Public, that his present stock- of
MEIJCI*im were purchased in New York,
(and with a few exceptions) from the Manu
tacturers. P'ucchasers may rely on theirbe.
ing fresh and genuine. '
At .I. I. MILJLR, .
. ttesign of the Golden Mortar.
$umterville, S. C.
NOTICE.
ApplictIf6W dill b9 mad at'the iiext sea
sine of thd Legislature, to indorporate the
Village of Klngstree.
Aug 1t(~1848 42 lainf3m
Appalitation vill'he made to the .gisla
ture at its next seusion- fot a 'cherter of.
Brderrs i6Cek 'w av~ i
(8 hd) -WM: N M4NI& .
V11
t
a
tion tobus neastoteea h1
HENRYAi L~ w~H
Sept. 7th, 1848
1I"B.-One of f6
IhbiNofthern cities bi
Iwo" I W.0sale " I o a AA C Ww
known) -~bs~lc ai uI~
Win. iiaii
the end -
Noah C
tions ei -
farMO AERIO
rsnyiig -,
een Iijsu
The sabec
rerlie itdt fat
or-anythingp
purposes, hmd
tora- UfiaeFof ro. Itsel
ted-to-press fpo aut
five hundred four
halfyards o aud that-with
rPersonaowiph ib build thei
will be * e *tba hil1eft ian
dimensiona for Twenty Dois,
The subscnibeR info tm
lie .that they now e'
: cMechanics t
neScauhave by onw 8nIe -
wortho 91&pr * AnI.
mation wanti , a to
V: IGON
We, the undevsigned,T Nafonti ouras~
nteighbour aud the pulic, tat ietill'
tintue canyngon t~'above buai -n 16
ton, abeuie e6iM.L y~as~*
the public tiver road.
greaful .*ek . ntearthe -l~~
port webhehd
solicit a cotlaiie' fter srp~,.
The subscribers alsifyinfortn ha1I~iu
Seith's Business, and would be glad to ab.
tain one inmediae
-L., H. G. DESCHAMP S
-July.12, 1848. . - 3,
"RemovaL.
A. LOMhY!A tikesithais nehd
ing his friends a:WtI~pbicjD*Ie,*
hhas removed to Manclqiuoid
ed an elk&ee ut~eOddn
he'will sell l6effd Case rutymdi
or will g've,thie tysual credi ta'~ta
.10JST'lRECNIVEb PER WIL RQAD~
200') pounds Bacon, shbuiders'
15 sacks salt,,
10 boxes op.
.3 boxes ~i V*
All persons ligvln de mhndn gan.
Estate of A. H. Bucaadeee.*3
please ' aset thiem d~l ~eti; ts
nted te the said 'etIW
make-payinent. - '
-SARAH-i BUCHANAf'
M.ht. d'j -
ate payment to.* t Oa i
SSeptP42
onstanus, amsamanwee4me
Cesdewt/iC. Ang.
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