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ab al; V (9$4 Dr. I~at the1ug Store ad hb titth Ca A Sp,,he ins.,4y the R e N. Oraham Mr. Ronsa CENER to MWiE s Rr. PaIrlHn oD ul mter District. 'A C(1R D . tTh ande'igned respect. full~bfi*RogW'hecitizens of Bumnterville and su %. ig country, that he carries on the TING* BUSINE8 in all its various Orumnentat and 6e Gilding and Glaziag; C:enc Inmitations of Fine Wood; larble4, GgiiS W; &c., iatdhhip,3jfroinm a deter iniatl6oion his partto give sitisfactio, both-as fegads Worklhk:ihip and Prices, td merit hiuri of theirtonfidence.and support ALBERT H. GtAY, At Mr. Sargbnt's Ware Rooms, Sumtervilles' C. Dee 25. 1848. 9 m 0.GCONTRACTORSs vdrojosalv will be received by the d dusi the 25:h January next, for FONG' MAT EidAS'and .BUILD. ING &-lipuAelfq4DINS WORSIIOP at eigggggrinmue of place and specifica g s seen at P.avateor P. 0. E.-J!. PUG!!, Chu'n Co.in on Contract. 848 8 4t -NOTICE. Al persoh havin ary dniands against the ,p Altas .carborough, will render th in'tiid euisdriber legally proved; all indob _to pusd stateare requested to cono n A OROUGH. E.r'or. A. i,8 3t - : NanCK~" SWill be sold bn the 20th Dacomber 1848, attb. plantation of Mrs. Mary Bradford, de:. reeau vlvision'of the Nt. of Jno. A. Brdfo64) the following property, viz:; One likely .ngro voinan, .a first rate Cook and H1ousesef-ant, ind her .3 children; also, a liklgyonyt, felony!ouse and Kitchen fur iturp#'e* "ai made' known on day of sale. -t.,,W W. BRADFORD, Ex'or. "hDcc1849. -<. 7 Ot tag - .j (l IIIRE. .9O the econd dayf , Janunry next, at Bru Iogr lng rmter'District, will be offered to ' Ar:0one'year, to the highest bidder, the N ROES blenging'tothe Estate of J. M. Witberspoon,4deconased. Conditions made known o day of hirin , &c. 1WV '-i: E.-B 11CKEMLY, Guardian. Ded14,1848. 8 2t IAOST* Lost or mislaid about the first or August last; a No of'THund1 given by W. IH. W.oxls tothed'stbscriber,'for Twelve Dollare, (.112.) dated--March 10, 1848, payable one day after dlato AilI'ersons are forewarnied tradiner fdr:Aiud Note'as it has not heen paid. JOHN G. McF1ADD)EN. 9Dee~ -11819 7 3t D.S. SARGENT, OABIINETC MAKER, * $MT1ERVILLE, S.C. .MVould respectfully info-rm ths cituzens of Sy~,mtoryille and the 'District generally that ho has opened in Sumuterville a -ry.Cabiunet WVarmcroomi, wh ewli keep constantly on hand and fir se1&iheap, Fancy and Plain marble top Dressing.Bureaus, side-b~oardls, pine and ma . oanWardlrobes, high and low post curled iipl Bed-'steads, Sofaa and Divans, Ceitre taolp#,Sttiu Chairs of every description. Mnha " ilignd Nursing Chairsa, do. Rqlra and Nursing, PierTal, Ca S ,&l'c.Alo Cotton mat. FiRNI1TURE~ MADE and REPAIR ) tie giotbastnotice. Mah~geny and Plain- Coffins 6tenisheod at the shortest notice. 'ite'ebsriber hopes t1ift, by punctual at.. tehtith'tbuaineas and easy termns, to merit ttistifli patronage, 1). 8. 8. "ept r t,1848. 48 ly W~b~z~to and Manchester - "Rail Road, Jdsdntibti ft thle Diretors, passed Anaoste1'8481 It *uis ordered that the first isktlInient-be paid irt by the 15th of Novem). ~t'~~u*3jkLSoine of the 8tockholders hadci# ih-'a fet the y are requested to e a wit iut delay and pay over the sam dAtiwnokk ie irresing and thefuifdoninohanted. The iStockholders of Marlott will pay oVYtol'84 Axuar M. STE. vasos andlEi;Rvao; those of Darling tq4o fC sse BIMU ssAuou; bneof Suia R 'utiro. . t is earnestly MMshwIbe clowed by sthe..20th of . the easa. of W4 M. R. n, Co. Negrocs Waunted. p~nfor p few PRIFE RIN thi having a thern will be no objectioif State tra.4Mat.24..184&6 3f tf SMERC~A S, FITZSMOS'WH RF 0. latn u.C Dec 1, 4t byfConsent Wpa et Will bo old, n Suiterville, on the 1firit MONDAY, in Jabuary net t12clock the followi Proyerty ntd d. toitied Bantc9fjih State oSouth tolhi-. All thaLLANTATIN TgAT o LAND, itustedini C(aendo'n Ornty,adjoin ing lafi if ftclirdCis&Wdon and contale ing K 0aces.. 6lec,,the Tract of Land on which iheFul ton Factiry was orected witifio impiov ments thereon. Aldin foaty or 'more weloct NEGROES, somo'f then Field Hinds, and others accus tomed to work in the -b'oe z6entioned a tory. 'r'ho above bbinherbtorero Well kiioti as tle pro 'yof Jo thap es ra to ay r papers. -C. M. FURfMAN, Cashier. Dec. 13 7 3L South Carolina-;--umter Dist. By W. LE WIS, Esq., Ordinary for said Disirct Whereas, W. WV Bradford, hath applied to me for Letters .of adininistration, on all and singular the goods. and4hattels, -ights. alid credits of John M. Bradfefd,late ol the District aforesaid, deceased. These are; therefore to cite and admon. ish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of to said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holdep,- at Sumter Court I-louse on Frid-y, the 20th1 day of December 1848, to show cause, if any, why the'said administration shold not be-granted. Given under tny hand'and seal, this 18th day of Decemberin the year of our (.. s.] Lord, one thousand eight hundred aind ferty-eight. and in the 73rd year of Atnerican Independent W. LE-S S,. s. Dec. 13, 1848. 8 2t SOUTII-CAROLINA--SUMTER DIST. By. IV. LE W IS, Esq.,- Ordinary for said District. Whereap, L. F. Rhamie, hath applied to me for LItters if Adtninisii 'On, on all and sin gular the goods and chatt , rights and cred its -of John W. Wells late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, thorefire, to cite and admonish all and singular, IMdhkidred -ird credftirs of the said deceased, to be ind ajpearbefore me, at our next Ordiinry's Court for the said District, to be holden at Sumter Court House on Friday, the 29th day of December 1848, to shew cause, if any, vhy the said adninistra tion should nol be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 18t lay of November, in the year of our (L. s. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, and in the 73rd year of American Independence. blc20 8 2t STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA, IN TI IE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. WV. H1. Cannon, vs. Ca. Sa. John A. Mason, The Same, vs. Ca. Sa. The Same. J. Eli Groeg, ~1evs. Ca. Sa. The defendanat, John A. Mason, be'ng con. fined within the prison bounds of D~arlington District, on three Writs of Capias ad Satis.. faciendum, at the suits of W,~ IL Cannon and J. Eli Gretrg, and having filed his petition praying for the benefit of the Actsi of the General Assembly for the relief of Insolvent Debtors,- together with a schedule of his es tate and effets: Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said defendant and especially to WV. Hl. Cannon and J. fii Gregg to appear at the Court of Common Pleas, to be holden at Darlington Court.Ilouse, for the District of Darlington, on the third Monda3 in March next, to shew cause,' if any they can, why the estate and effects of the said John A. Mason should not be assigned and he be discharged according t'o tlie provisions of the said Acts. E, B. BRUNSON, Clerk. Clerk's Officp, Darlington, C. HI. Octob~er :20. 18~48. 8 1:Jt A. J, & P Are daily receiving from New York and C to their us GENERA. 191 coNsis Dry Goods, Ready-Ma lIAR DWA ToGET:I Ihats, Shoes, Saddlery, Machanics' Tools, all of wvhich, have' lleen selected with great< tion of, country, ati Will be sold as cheap an in this place. To give soeie a to their custom-ers and fero leading artide as it would be impossibl ate all the varietida embraced in their goeri Glootl Biown sugars, at 0, 8 and' Cra'hbtd Loaf do. " 12 1-2 Negro Ifkerseys, 8,09 and Cabeb~b,' . 16, 18 as Brown Homeapuns, a yard and a Do. do. 3-4, 7-8, ari 800' p dire wom'en's shoes at 50,e 24) doz. Linen'etambric Hiandort With an endless vatiety of Miseeilaneous an opportunity of showing to theit cu'stoape purchasers will find it nnnan..asry tn ltavea 0 d ciased. -t . - I~us,.rFpalygr~dofqb hfullI k"dA V ~ thes reiti of-Ji okiir eal fe.cauia the Pt6hadir giVnbodtIng, gloodsecurity and a mortgagofthe premises :to the Ordinry for the paymento the pflr chase tnoneyivith interesp from 'the day of- I I Aile. rm HIARVPY SKNNIER, s'.s. . D'c.11IMS. 7 South Urolina-Sumter Dist 8.$Oaker 8NVWife, 1j. Floyd And others. By Virtueof arOider from Win. lewis, Eq.,. Ordinary of Suimter-District, I will sell on the first Mlonday in J anpary next; at 1lum. ter (!ourtL ouse, between the legal hours of Sale. onetract of handicontaiting 800 deres moroor less in lowei'Saldme (Ut Fullwood rBi, Watdr. of Black Rivdr; flbadddd tby ltudsoof-Estate of.Jnb IFc~fvon, F. Ruh, Estate of JessejFloyd,: and ' Philli Coker, origimilly granid to -Robori Pfl1vood, bo longingte the'Estato of Joshua Floyd do. ceased. Terms: On a oedit of twelve Months (all fees- cash) thae Purchaser giving bond with good ecurity and a Mortgage of the premises. to the Ordinary, for the payment of the pur. chase money, with interest from the day of Rale. II. SKINNER1, S. S. D. 11th. Doc 1848. 7 3t COMMISSIONER IN EQUITY NOTIt 'To Guardians, 'Trustees and Recei ers. All Guardianp, Trustees, Receivrea'al others who are bound to account to the Corn. missioner in Equity for Sumter District, arie hereby required to be and. appear before sai I Comuissioner at his office at Sumter Court House, on the Tuesdays in January and Fel ruary next, to make returns of the est aten s, their hands, possession ror-branagemnent, s. ting forth on oath, the particulpro and Vahie of such estate, and gn account of all money 3 received and paid far said estates, and to sub stantiate the same by proper and suflici 't vouchers; also to produce all bonds,. no , certificates of stock -and other- evidence f choses in action, :which are specified insqd return; and also all title deeds, bills of do and olher munitnents of title of propertyp chased by him or her, or them, for his, herhr their ward or cesty qui trust. Those wlo C fail, rules will be immediately -issued agairt them. JOITN B. MILLER, C Com'r. in Equity, Sumter Dist i Sumter CourtlHouse,. 4th day of December, 1848. ~ 0 -t Drugs and Medicines AT CIIARLE$TON PRICES. 3. A .'CL E V E L A DRUGGIST AND APOTHIECARY~r' NEARLY OProsITE 3ASONIC IA I.L, CA3.DENO.' ! Takes this method of informing the 'iti. z3ns of Sumter, Darlington, and the ur rounding country, that lie still continu to keep constantly on hand, a fresh and w so lected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and ye Stuffs; Window Glass and Putty Patent Medicines and Perfume: So-aps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy A icles. CHISTIES Galvanic Rings, Belts, Bracelets, Nec laces, - Garters &c &c.&c IIPSONIAN MEDICINE , Embracing every article now used i the - Practice; &c. &rc. All of which will be sold as low as ar eles ofI the same quality can be bought in . harles ton, von Casu on CnEDIT. ITPhysicians, Planters, and Country Mer chanta will do well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. All Medicines sold at this Establishmecnt wvarrantedl, and Orders put up with despatch. N. D.--Tho Establishment is still cen ducted by Mr. Z. J. Dr.Hav, whd will give his undivided attention to all orders address ed to me for Medicines, or other business connectedl with it. Camden, Nov. 15, 1818. J. A. C. "Delay is Dangerous," Partienilarly to those who, at this seasbn of the year, by exposure or otherwise, havecon tracted a violent Cohl and Cough; to such, Wistar's Bailsamn of Wild Cherry, Hfasting's S~yrup. of Napthla, Ayre's Cherry Pedoral, 'I aylor's Balsdtm of Lir eru-ort and Coreri's Balm af Life for diseases of the LUNGSl cannot be too highly recornmended. 4 fresh and genuine supply of all of the above arti cles, just received at J. A. CLEVELAND'S, Nearly opposite Masonic Ihall, ,MOSES, harleston, and are now opening, large adilitions ual variety of ORCHANDITE. TING OF de Oloting, Groceries, RE, &c. &c. [ER WITHl Salt, Iron, Paints, Medicines, Dye stuffs, &c. uare and direct 'e'a rd to the wants of this see d on as a'ecommodating terms as can be'bought the public of their p.'i6!s, they will mention a a in the space of ana advei-tisement to enumer it ,assortment: LOcents per pound, do do. 10 yais to the Dollar. id " " quarter wvide, 10'cents, d 4.4 atf6,'land 8'cenits. ents a pair, hiefs, at 12 1-2 conta a piece. . Goods, which they keep and would b4 gad of rs, feeling well assured tliett upon exammnation hip and go to ny oter market to buy chirn. one Dn116Basy et. 4-,%Idd of -Theo.vBr"Is rd'at a nOn - tract of0 o in o'lideckfRti0r, . 1.-Nelson and othen1i party of Johi W. k 6i t t os o d t te he lbraiid purch~~ teres of land 4 [siso :Zend~ and ta e ycl on' f .00 T fi aren evied upon as the prdorty D Ju att~si de tsa~tes of land n7 Clare ird in v' John A Vantan and- i. t theis, lev. ed'u'nie tho ' e of E.B. R6at the uitof J. . Tin a. o be reslodetathe rili ef he formezlpuichaser. One etractZ6fi100 acres of;land n Clare n, Adjonin lnds g of J kitket iid uppn hl the o tukee, at th suit of Ir One tractlof4 -49aeres:l -n n Clarendon, adjoining lands' of M. Stukes; evied upon as the ~ rportyof Jos. H.Sttikes, it theisuitdf John HJeBaxte.'irl One tract of 100 acres6f land o e i- n adjoining lands of W. 1-Woods and 6the't, 1evied as the pro; merty6f Allen Sfngletary, at' ihe suijt of [L entley. - One trict of i0acres o land n Clareudon. adjoining lauda of Henry Brad. iam, and others, lovied unas the ro rt if T. T. Touchberry, atiti suit of Tin"al1 'larvin. rhn One tratoid j60 acres Clarendon, adjoifting .ands of Mr. LeseAne nd John W. Ridgeway evied uponn as , roperty-of A M. White. it thd uits P'hosii Wrtwell, C. D. Gayli . OChaf'ed. and it. 'Afiiand 2 cases, MeLiurin & Chandler, [eley & -Dens 2 cases; L.Whit6,'H3tod. ard&Wood,2case.l Interest in oie tract of 1800 rts of land in ClarnLau4iii0joihii " f Joel L. Green,'ildvied Upon as tipe of J. 'H. eolalonh, at the suits. of . lowie S Fases,J . Bote E.'J. Pu h, nd M. R. Singleton, -A Whit Co. ad ['hos. McGee. HARVEY SKTNNERS. s.D. Shriff Oge~e,1h Dee sin 18&; ui~$ iunc~i)i Execiin ec ili~he sold at Sumtet C6uiTdtuso, -the frs:ondayand da jollowipg- in anuary next, within.: the"' ieal hours. of ale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol awing Personal Property. Purchaborktr ay for.Titles. 3 fiogroes,levied on as thei 06. erty of Estate of J. Al. Bostwich, at the suit f J. F. Ballard, vs. John Ballard Ex'or. of J. . Bostwich. 1, horse, levied on as theo - erty of M. Barwich, at the suit of J. Lw 1 negro, levied on as the pro ert of W. F. Butler, at the suit of S. S. ichbourg, 2 cases. 1 negro, levied on as the pro erty of lienry Bradhanm, at the suit of J. S. Ez L. Bowie. 1 negro, levied on as the pro ice of L. L. & M. Belser, at-the suit of W. 2 negroes, levied on as the pro erty of .J. J. Beiser, at the suits of F. J. & ii. Moses, and WV. A. Colciough. 4 negroes, levied on as the pro >erty of l'. 8. Belser, at the suits of Samuel slaxwell, WV. C. Dukoes, and F. J. & Mf. Mo 1e5. 1 negro, levied on as the pr'o >erty of T. Rt. Berry,- at the suit of John Mdadison. 2 negroes, levied on as the property oi E. Durant & Co., at the suit of W. Anderson -& Co. 3 Cases, 4 negroes, levied on as the pro perty of Larkin T. ILinkins,' at the uit of James Dunlap andi W. HI. Peebles,- anti T. Lyn-n. 1 negro, 1fevied on las thd #ro perty of ilnsting Jennings, at the suit of \Vm,. Lew~is, Ordinary. 1 negro,.levied on as the pro ports of W. E.' Mellett, at the' suit of W E~.1 ichardson. 2 horses, levied on as the pro perty of E. HI. Mellichamnp, at the suit of Dl. J. Coy and A. Conway. 1 horse, levied on as the pro ~erty of John W. Ridgeway at the suits of F. Inegro, fevied on as the pro. peroWm. Ross, at the suits of Benj'rn. Gass and H-. Holleymnan, jr. 1 negro, levied on as the pro. perty of I). M. Ileriot, at th'e' suits of Jo China, and Stevenson & Walker 2 cases. 7 negroes and 2 horses, bug. gy and harness, household anti kitchbn furni turer lot pork and somb cor'ni cottigin and goods in store, levied otn as the propert of A. M. White, at thb sintOs of: Samduel H Davis, G. & [H. Cameron, J. BJ Hilton, Mor ten & C~ourny, 2 cases,' Fanning, Tweedy &, Co. 2 cases,- 1I. Shorter, J. R. Gary,.O. J. Chaf'ee amti F. Lanneati. - 1 negro, levied on as. the pro. party~ of Robert Watt4 at thn. stait of .1 tddard & Wood. --2 negroes,.levied on as the poperty of Jan.?H. & John D. McKnight a i he slut of W. A. Colclon h. HARVEY SKfl NER, s. s. December 11.'19493. I . ~ ,._ 4 i. | | n~ oeA D. 4 1 -e .- Si nu r al .other .lial dece - *~ 11 I: " 'ob)ilseltI ut dd pIn las vision. ~ ~ e&c. w. vill bo ia lad s '. d, - A r ears seamsittess, cook .aid w&am~ .visions "0d! RelidecT jip. tbrmq at~g.t u t 1 &3U N TC l jA1 n s. IVrYar Pyan& ract - - borhodd of .RicharaHwi!i~. 4; W TricVof 300;cW~ I wtaat; are z r' Al i n'r t Th'etract { '2 ard urvey fbul t-o. n - e and-threacrsj i~o!l o ~~t The conditions oft~ i#ih~~h as will pa theoa t the balance int, on's with' rntoest from da if 1 h,:wrbse~ giving- Bond -nnd persona see t fortgagd of the Lanid' ~an ~ai mg 1l !MUpo CAIMIN . I~L~, Suwtteville, De,184 tile nor ale A taluable Tract ofderid? ing Wit. liamsbuig Ditrie containing moe. than Frterms, &c. apply to Office one' door above Town Haill, Broad-st Oct16,1848. .51 *tf - Note Lost og lYisla Isl Lost or mislaid by t1ibrunderui' d(s4me time bbie'en this24th-ar.d 30.1f davber,'a note fdf~ eleven .huluidr' d ilioevOR dollar. and nin'ity.-one'centa (Oi1~1)91 'ven by, .Jam~s D.MoFadden to IR.T. McC ar, or .beafer,'and dated,.24;.Ndv.; 1848. Aif p r sons are forewarned front tradjing fohtb sid' note, as it had been paid. - 11 ?.MCJLARY. On the night of theM4th Nov. a pair of SILVBlR SCKETS spposen to have ben droppell-fim.the Candlesticluito~which ti belonged; betweetithe Mainstrest, adNeW Methodist Church. A liberal 9d#1 bei' aid to the finder orqn io h~t to~ this offlee. . -T Dec 11, 184.-. DR1 ALLUH'AT eth professional ferviseta (ct2hoUr.. endon.-t eien the Atrusty y gnegro- - customned to be~a~nghrein*' media g. 9 Enqir i Nov.8. MSRME 8 - Y1 noee-,