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lkLNESS AND DuATrI OF. MIR P.or..-. W e find the following intere.tingrdetila of lite illness and denth of Mr. PoLk: inllio Nashville True WVhig of Tuesdiyjbft: (y James K. Polk, late President o6 this s Republic, died in this, city, asve harely " had limo to announce in our last, at about A o'clock on Friday evening lust,, Ij c 15th instant, niier lingering for nbotittwo weeks, Hit disease was of a chronic na. lure. having been troubled with it iore or F less for twenty.seven years; probably ng. gravated by the cholera epidemic which iSp has been ratging in this city for some time an past. 11e rt tained his consciousness, we thli learn, up almost tothn moment of his dis. ha solution. We saw hian at n period when eV( his physicians considered his case very . critical. Ile happened to hear that we ili were going toColumbia, where his good. %vi old mother resides, ind sent for us. Upon thn entering the roomi lie asked us to take a seat by his bedside; he then proc<.eded in SP a very calm, deliberato mninner, to say 01 that lte exhausted condition of his bod' ac was not alarming to him; that lie felt sni- S isfied that his earthly carccr wa's fast up. be proaching an end; that It wished to send tio some word to his beloved inother, who was so unwell, as lie understood, that it was by probable she might not be able to come to till see him; he spoke of her and other mcm. rep bers of his fimily most afre.tion .t,.ly; anong other messages delivered inl the sp, saine calm, resigned tone, lie requested il usto tell his mother, that, should they not for be permitted to meet on earth again, that m he had an abiding hope that, through Di. vine mercy, they would meet hereafter. ell Early in his sickness, we undersland, he connected himself with the Methodist Episcopal Church. A fineral sermon was delivered by the Rev. J. B. McFerrin, of that church, and his rerinins fullowed si6 to their resting place by a large concourso gir of citizens, le was interred with Mason. enl ic cerenioics, having been a memnber of T that frat rnity. A CAsE FOR TIE CoNstM.RATION OF FA ATIC.-A colored womamn by -the name of Ellody, who belongs to nn estate entrusted tothe inanagenent of flugh NO. No), g of Petersburg, Va., voluntarily returned to Richmond list week, in a ves. set from Boston. The Itichnond Times "This womrin was formerly employed N in the flmnily of Mr. Thonins A Rust, of of this city, inl the capacity of nm1i ', and as thi such accompanied Mr. It. and his fimnily fo to the city of Boston, in Sc lteia. her last. During tho sojourn of' Mr. Rust's family in that city, several gener ous And hliilunthrophic 'friends of ilberly' previiled upon the woitinan to assert her right to liberty; and consenting, the case was brought before the proper trilitals. Mr. Rust was subject to some1 vexation n1111 delay, and finally returned to this ciiy with his 111nly, leaving ]laldy to I lie tell. der mercies of her newly acquired friends. She expressed contrition for her conduct, and having 'seel' tile elelhait' to her heart's con.tent, has returned to this city, preferring to reiminii in servitude here, rullier than enjoy liberty ill Boston. It is understood, however, that llIodv, togeth- In er with aoll tle slave's hit by her dit ceased alni owner, has been or will be mnnumitted wil .nI senIt o' the State."' On 4th of JUly. The citizens of Up per Salem extend a cor- Il dial invitation tothie fi-era and Soldirs f; WIie l'almetto Rtegilnent to " reseut wilt sa .Wthiem, andt piartake of a public dinner to) be s given ait the Babtist Chiurch, near Bwhiopiville oin the 4ith of Julv neOxt. 3 WM. 1i. I(.LLEYMAN, o E. DIXON, CIJAS. SP'ENCER, Cmon. o~f iniritation. Blishiopville, S. C. Junie '1819. TO BE RAFFLED. A RARE CIIANCE, thei A splenididl Child's Carriage, a comp'Ilete kit iiiminire of a large one, hniving every thinig hol about it, that may be found 0on a large one, bii miado by a first rate workant,enna be drawna hit by' a smiall pon)fy or by hand original cost $110. Will be railledI as soon as the chan.~ hi ces are filed upj-25 chiances at $:l-per intg chIance, to be soen at A. IL GItAY'S ny l'aint Shop opposite Conghinain's Shop. mn July 4th, 1849. 361 tf tail -Beef! ~Beef!S Ca .I The subscllber bogs leave to informi theo tre c'itizens of Sumoterville aind vicinity, that he go, has re-conuinenccd Blutchiering ; and will biutcher retrolarly twice or three timels a E week if requmired. T1UESDAYS, T11URIS. DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days lie will Bumtcheor: the prices are four and five eti'. I'll if Beef is taken regnlarly round-if choice pieces every time, of the round, the price is lie eight cents. AlIl persons atre requested to have a smtall Ikook so that the Beef enn he - etntered in their Book as well as mine. Julie '27 JOIIN CIIINA. Education, The SECOND) SESSION of the s'ibscri ber's School will commllenlce on Mondaliy the 2nd of July. ~ ~ LTN Cottage Level, June 8, 1849, 33 4t New Boot The subscriber having just ret urned from Charleston with an assortment, of BOOTiS, wi sHO0ES, Ladies' and Misses' SLdiPPEIIs, erliES andi GAITERS, of every kind what- br. ever, ofrers them to the public on better terms, /or Cash, than can he had elsewhere, andl so. Jicits an early call at one0 door east oif Miller - & Bossards Drung Store. . -Also, the New and FashP~iona~ble slipper for Ladies called TAY. LOR TI ES. 87 A ll rips sewced uip without chrargec. BI. FOLSOM. Sign 'f the Bool. M1ay 23. 1840. 631 tf Sini f.ivision No, 12, rhogsulaWeeklfeieg of this Divi. n * l be Id 0 ednesdaU Erening tt, at their Hall at 8 o'clock. Sumtevi, . aC. ly 4f H bprings ElWALE aY rfgF.l rhe 'Board of Trudtees of tlie' dford rings Institute, having elected a Principal I two Assistant Teachers, to serve during. i present year, in whose qualificationsthey "a the highost confidence, and haying made iry arrangemlent preparatory to the com ncement of its exercises on the first )NDAY in JULY next,-give notice to Stockholders andi the public, that Pupils I be received at the Institute at and from t date. nhe admirable location of the Bradford rinirs in point of health, and lite character the Teachers employed, together with time ive supervision of the Board of Trustees, I the extensive infiuence pledged to the >port of the listitute, will, it is confidently ieved, at once secure for it a high reputa. A Visiting Committee, will be appointed the Trustems, which will from time to ic, visit the Institute, and recommend any ulatious which may conduce to time im vemnent. health, or comfort of the pupils; I parents are assured that no pains wil be red in the culture of nmind and heart, to dant and strengthen those principles, and mIn those qualities which best adorn the fe. le cmaramter. 'he lInstitute will be opened under the irge of Rev. E. CATER as Principal, I Miss E. SPAIN as Assistant Teacher, I Mr. E. IUMMELL as Teacher of isic, French, Ornamental Needle-work, l'te annnmal term of the Institute will con . of two sessions of five omonths each, be. mining on tie first Mondaty in February and ling the Imit Friday in November. arms of Tuition and Board, Board and Tuition imi the entire English course, per 3ession of five months, - - - $75 Music on lite Piano, liarp or Guitar, including Vocal Mu sic and use of Instrument, per scssio:n, &c. . . . . 820 LItin, French or Italian, - - - 20 Drawing and Painting, - - - 15 Shell and Wax work, the mate rials furnished by the pupils, - 5 00 OTL.-Pupiis who return home at the end the week and have no washing done at Institute will be charged one-third less Itoard. Ixv. HENRY D. GREEN, P'res'i.f tMe Board. SA.I-EL E. WILSON, V. Pres't. Trustees, JAS. W. REMBIERT, W. W. ALSTON, J. S. RICHARDSON, Jia. F. J. MOSES, RE'v. NOAh GRAIJAM, JOHN A. COI.CLOUGI, Sn. W. NE TTLES. [uine 13, 184). 33 tf its for Sale at the Springs. Phme Bradford Springs Institute Company in a tract of about l'M00 acres land, includ. near 100 springs, many of thmn very bold, I ll of theam aflrding the purest and most olesume water to be found any where in the e. i'hmcConmpany paroposes to sell about 500 'es inhots of froom 5 St 5 acrer, at fair andi derate prices, to suchi personis as would iduce to society amnd thme intrests of time tituitiomn. i'he Spring~s have long been known as a e anid puleasanti smmner residence, and ds no further decscription-Persons wish to puircha~se stuuimmer hats, will hplease apa. to, time subhscriber or eithmer of time Ttrustees lhe Institute. D. B. McLAURIN. riune 63, 1849. ;13 4t Cabinet Making, &c. l'he subscribaer respactful ly ;anounces to publlic thaimt, he carries om thme Cabiniet ma g Businmess ini ali its varioums branichmes; anmd >es lby untirinmg induimst ry a r.l attentioni to 4iness to mecrit a share of time patronage of friends anid tihe puli c. N. B.----loe will keepa constantiy on md--Fancy amid Pain maimrble top Dress. -Buareauis, Side-hoards. P'ine andu Mahora Wmardrobesm, hmigh amid law ponst cur~ed pale UBed-steadls, Sofahs anmd Divans, Centre les, Siltting Chairs of every dlescription. haogar~y Rockinig anid Nursing Chairs, do. stnn Rtockers and Nursing, ier T1ables, nidle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton muat sses, which they will sell low for Cash cr >dl paper. D-FURNITURE MADE and REPAIR. at time shaortest mnotice. Mahogany and Plain Coflins rinished at the shortest notice. lust received a splendid assortment of ud-stoads, Sittinig and Nursing Chairs. D. S. SARGENT. CALL AT THE O U TIIE1RN STOR E, Fisher & Hioxie Receive weekly by stoammers from NEWV YOR1K AIddit ions to thieir extensive assortmnent, of Dry Goods, I are always prepaared to furnish time latest 'les at satisfactory prices. C~olumibia, June 6, 32 3t Clothing A fine amsortmentof Ready Made Clothing thi Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves &c. Panaa L~eghorn amnd Pmalmif Hats, mand brimm fuir do., ve'-y low for Cash. 1L. 13. IJA NKS. ~April 4. F. SUMTER, Attorney at Law. JIROAD STREET, in vy 10.,18.49. 20 tf Foaaand ton,,from al it uthern States, ad. - -MIVMlS will be awarded' to thoeb preisenting the best'specimenu. . As this is the firsttefibrt made in the South. ern States to advance thd-bech'anld Arta, tij means of Anpual'Fair similar .to those ihat have proved soi beneficial to the Northern Mle chanic., the Board of Mianagers earnrestlyr so. licit, the co-operation or all who reel an Inter est in thme prosperity or the South, and appeal to every Mechanic, alannfacturer, and all persons engaged in pursuits of skill, anid in dustry of whatever description, to send some specimen to this Exhibition, and they hope that every district in this State and of our sis ter States will be represented at, the Fair. All those who in~end sen-ling articles- fot' exhibition, will please give notice to I. M. Hl ATCHI, Chairanr Commiittee of Arrange. mernts, at as early day as plossible, and every Specimen seat will be cnrefully attended to anid returned after the Exhibition... OFFIcERS OF THE tNSTITUTE. WM). (GREGG' President. W VM. KI RK WOOD, 1st Vic'e President. WM. M LJAWTON, 2d Vice l'resident. F. C. JONES, Secretary, 11. 5. GRIGGs, Treasurer- pro. 1cm, DIII ECTO~ls. Joseph Walker. C. D. Carr. G. N. Reynolds, Jr. 11. D. Walker. J, HI. Taylor. I F. J. Porchier. E. W.Edgerton. .D. N. M'Intosh, WV. G. Desaussure. C. Y. Richardson. L. M. Ilatch. I Wmn. Lebby. un- Trho following is a list ofj'RE E.311MS to bc awatrded. For the best Specimen a Silver Medal, and for the next best a Diploma. For New Inventions a Gold Medal, at the discretion of the Committee. Articles of all kind. no'. named bretow will be received, and pre iurna awarded for .the. same. Architectusrad Drawng Sidie of homress Lenther, Deig for Diploma for Galf Skiu, dressed for the $o Cu linstimutI bots, l'aintinig in 0.1 .. Carriage fnrnre. .. " " Waor ener.. Bluggie or Sfkey Iar MiriaturS pointang nesas, Ptn drawing art or Dray searness.. Pencil drawing It-ding Suddio, Crayon drawing Ileavor or Silk lIst, Sculpture C!oth Cap. P icuimanship filitary or Fireman. est mode of construct Cap, ing Wvarved Pair o Hoot, Becst Press for pack'g of moes, Cotton " of Ladca Gaiters, Jet iRice Thrshing Tiloritg, . - .Mueh ine .L'nabrella or Parasol, Best Cutton Gin Hair Dr ers Work, " Rtefrigerator Gilding, **rl'lough . . . . Stucco Wok, . " Churn Modo'ing in Plater, " Washaing machine Tin. Work. , Stone Mason's woak; .Plumbing,.. Carenter as Work by Basket or Wi cker Work hanmd and mnchinery Wooden Ware, : tavimng in wood -- Dyeimg .ini Wool, silk or anodel of a Ship Goiton, Specimnens of- Upiholeters'Work~ Boat builders work Mainta Muking, Ship joiniers work Shirt Making, Pump1 S aid block ma- Quilt, kinig . 'mbodr ~ ui r Mlilt-W~righta work'Slvr Coopers work EbrieynSlko Four whol carNiage S e, lluggio Artke .Cal r,, Gig or sulkey al r. J.arH or dray P. Sl o thau Steama Emngineo. b Fire Fiiginu 'nfcor' ik Tuming in Blrass, Iroa aig 'adLo, or Wood D Pw Loos, B .lacksmnithsl WoCk S m ofcot tout Ca 1.g iniron or lbras a Ironr T fing Fence or i of niEd Sc t e aworkde Prass or copper work Slver M loves, Lockrimiths d dC o ol.I Bell hanging do i inge-and ill unn smiths doe etlWaig bestrumeit makers " aiar i s ap makers do Jewevlers do Ptey Silvr Dmimh do' G d Die iking lie, cPnrEmr or Doy irayuldr.r CuEbryror Silk Sor Artficaltiowrs Oram sign Or o amntal H W iraterk Feame ilinimigawnint less than )l. Ditvcr c otr ing ~ ~ envvi .P i n, anLom S"e PoerLtm, C ePair of Kimted Stock Ber Ric h Trasping l Tiforsni fied the itli withban ewlan ho Pslno Boods connsiing oflolic oer Wlatc, 11 umhCSucho Laoe, es, Jeeim ringeind Wrr.a Stae 1nouj wj -Tlmnageaig elcoites as orent ofe aucy Articers mm hanutle', hiheo~r n'o the k.Wa ever rCelined in thed Dieing -itrms Wolerl mateflued3 Lo :Itgr Modelof a hip Pottry, ;eravins on- stel C teals Respetbuillyr iworms 51ate pulicnd ii coppe joinr wor GhryMarinks, JLthogr tatpho h Fijtrecried a ---las Mertin ent itry AN enie, an uofact tmiGc warmcmaing riled, largery Aoor r of broapd y Clo atOrmeto Huste Tauow, tpor orhc Wax alstng teto o h G alets o t orameal csigo .orsWter, GDint wokak Mkig HAook Pin s Fst tof il ri. Fnnyg Bidngntcetthn10ls Ppholterngeeds ape ime subs Lrather .for t alic . ow prepet exlcutomha i oriend an eettd t o bicr, hth reted frm dith to with an anscoice repcirin ofs Goodis, consin (of evory adesilriio, Wac e mewet ry r and ivery Ware.t Alof an slecss teto acyAtce n DhIllR AND TIL'OR.E Maypect1n4ly inom .h 30lc n hi 11H2IM3 R 17UMP~w Impartlihg.co f omWj ti Bold Sops of No tune, . wilo 'pI9ug l3pg 9hq s o and unitii t~e netu~nlso' tljve l'n le.j Ba a o 61 eatid hr enti t~f~fflgwrl"t eft thoo us; deeds*Wthe Old Listabtishec ied ThA U, MOItE, MD. Alhsq a~djpftr 510eirullyIn nin thereby h.JFame as ICAPITA L.PRIZE tel efiquttbi1,tld tho circumbiant air. MORE CHERING S 8ULT! IYFER & CO., TFliI6ig ihf Agents'If fortsit e er aribing bitl'th'ey sill the-*Pri::s DISTANT W0RRESPONDE 4TS ONLY . BEE Thi !I $10,000,AIAfo ticket, sent to Virginia. 5,0(k, Whold ticket, sent to New York. 8.00. Whole ticket, sent.to Pqnnsvlvantia. 30,Q00j .,itick~?, sent to Njrth Carolina. 15,000, lii( tick'ef,selli to Sosih Carol'na. 10,00 QiTW ticket; sent to -Pennsylva. 8 (,. urter ticket, sent to Obio. 5,00;~,QIarter tiidket, sent'to Indiina.' 12,000,'Quaiter ticket, seut. to South Caroli ha... (L7 E.gry. Pr'ze promptly paid, and on file. (We agajin. rf.r to Managers Druwing.) [- .Far better make on iaivestment at the T:nly 'liucky and Far-Famed oflice of PY FER &CO,:than go to Calilrnia. UT PYFYEl &. CO, give Gold 4lrvidy Coined and aStamped. II~.r The Majority of Capitals alvays sold by PYPElt & -CO. f1ANIk.DtAFT, payable at pight in, Gul'd, reinitted promptly to any part or the United States lorPr'zes sold by -PYPER & CO. ...... ... All C(nuim nications strictly confidential. j itneembertat the result of thefirst trial hasilln been a Splendid Fortune.! A litle peropyerauc.cis sure to realize one. Ep1j:U D S'LENDID 1.oTTERIESI lor Jly, 144'0. - - Send yo'b Orders ' P YFE R' 4 CO. for . th Prtes. Date, Capital No'of Bl1'ots Price bf Pice of July. PrIzes. Drawn. Tickets. P'ck'gs. 2 $S , 7 . 5os 12, 8 00 $27 3 , '8 5 - 17-50 5 - -204W --0. -15 5-.- - 15: 6 .. .12.. ..5.. 1850 7 75 11 10 3250 9500, - 78" --1:) 8 27 - 10 24,o.". :7) :13 .5 17 11..-, - .7 12 10 3 -5 -1- 5 17* 18 43 --75 -- 1. 1 -4 1:3" 19.;. 8. - 19 25 2L 3jf5" . 32 " :!4- -P* 17 - 25?: 3%3. - s.10 3, 20 78,,--7 5Is7 27 10," '06" 13 4 ' - 283 0(; % -78 . . .-.-20 . 70.1 3. . ,1 . 75. .15 ,.8 . 25 31 , " 78 14 5 ' 17 1" I& N'K' pr1c'd of''Packnges of Qumirter Ticketaonly, ,is ad.vertised -above. . ..*~ [he Mapagers Printed. Drawings, endorsed by the coinissionerd aaipointed (for thi~a purponse)'lby the Govenfor 1f Marf land, age in all papes sent to our Correspond. ~i Lttra alhvaystr'ongly and citreft 1ly' seied. - o Pcar~ . Th4 purolfasers ofPcag p~ f Tickets seldotstbae mre thtan six chances awainst edthikisig jn'a Package any of~h th' Cpital Prites,'wad one Package may draw four of the highest. Prizes. .TWyothiirds of the Pri zes are sold in Packages of Tickets. (L-' lease Order :feTvow~'das nEa~or.E the Lotteises draw. -All Orders liunlctuailly an.. swered by the returyntmails. Persons at a distance fronm Baltimore, who wish~-uFortistah Buck led on their B-hcks," wil1-tid tJant-it is only .necessary to enclose the priepla~s laid dlowni in the above ..ched ni,9ta Pftekage or Single T1icket to the. Tlruly- 'atunate, Far-Famned and.Old E.; tablishaed Ihouse of .. PYFER &, CO Nt) 1. Litutr STRIEET BAITJMonE MD. Twenty Dollars Reward, Ranawavy fromt the subscrtbor, on the 26th of March hat,.t lirwagro man D1AN.I E[I Ito is mihot live feet, 6i inche~ts high., toh-*rably atout, Ihis Ideth'projecis a lit'le in front, he is very bluack, ..boaqL foriy years oild, supposed to be harubored about Suttaerville. Any person dolive'eing said nsgro iS tint sabeib'er, on lier' ph-inistion, or in Sumter .Jail, wdl reeive the' above reward. ES'IERt PEltDIiAU. * 8thhlpril, 1849 '- 26 * 3m' . CLARK'S HOTEL, .SUiIf'ERVILLE, S. CAROJ.INA. .lThe subsca~riber would respectfiuily iunformn his frienuds antd the public generally thaut lie hasa opened for their accommodation a I louse of Enteritainment in this place, lie solicits a share of. public patronage, and promises to spare no pitns. in order to tmerit anti secure the same. Ie wouldl fnrther add, that the uucation of his lionse is suich, as ent irely sub serves both h.uviess and quiet. A trial is all he asks. WEBB CL.ARIK. Night Writing BMbhool, The sublscriber maost respecitully 'informs the pttblie generally t-hat lie has oponed his WRITING ACAliM~MY at the Town I1:alh, Smynterville, S. C., where lie will ho haeppy to 'roceivo'all who atre desirous of obitalinuing this utdefuil an-d elent -art. -llis miode of.insatrue tijm is entirely.utponi a nw aind simnple f lan, and will at once convitnce all, that thec most aborminable sdrawl; cnn lhe converted inith an elegant, -held nujl exp)editionis hatid,wvritulg. Charge--.8, for the iyholo course of 15 les sons. Nights-MIonday,'rrIosday, ind Thurs day. A LBI.RlT II. GRAY. April' 24 - 7 3m 7777M ANT LTRO 1 nn Jya ra trai eti cld 3co . ' sRY. a trip South-Ca "-alavRail Road From the 29tdUjK te the lst FR HE 'fared'L,*1 W,dt ,it)-Studijt E C ENTl1S." per mjie toany elatii on thle Road. This will iecord .witi1asiriilanar' rangement of ' he Gaorgia and Wes!trn and Atlantic Rail %Roads and will therefore su. -porpeddtiisiealtor, Ro''aund Athens T.'k tna heretofore issuied. . 3. (at . Vi. It. BIALTIESS, Soc'ry. Celebratid of tWe 4th July, At Charleston. 8, C, To persos depirous of visiting Clnre.ton ein ring thle aov Celebrat:n, ua LOW 'iltIjc) i'i T 'T will be lisued; say fro-m the 28ttl Junle till the 3d July it c'ufive-; thof willbae pa.s,-d on the ,teguleur Paseng,-r Triains sit -'ruLIEIt DOLLA 118 FOR u' IE rit I'," with the privi. lege o returnin Iy the sarno conveyance bv or bsAtre the 10th byur ON TUESD-Y, rTHE 30 JfY, Th-re Ui ill be started Crun 1i 'nburg, .Cu!um ia and Cusden, ut (i o'cluck x. .1 , tuk-g up ['.,sen~gers ft intrm-d" -ato stasions, aln Ac. corsnudatian- 'i'rAld ,4'Ciunli :eet ii: enn'e, (F-igiht cirs fit ti-d tip *%.-ilh sieat ) 1'y whIicil p'a. ,-uners will h titken tit. '11TWO DOLL its FO lt ' 11 l'I 1 P ;" reltrining w l -li ve Chaarlecob nt i o'clock A. 31. on the 5thi July. l bo rpanlchvilleot the phico6 nra elpl5g she rr~ ifiki, n i prs~ to the -Tunp ' Jub, ld/' to b6hold ut olumn. :a Oi th.-.-th of July. Temperance Jubilee,. AT COLUAi11A ON FOURTI JULY. 'ersonae desirous of ot'eimxling th ahbove Cele. brut ou, will. be )psaed fron any poi..t on the 8'ahl turoina Raiil ItPd', ly un "Aecomnilgod., tion..l rain .uf Camnp Alvetia Cars," (Fietight c.t:s filtt-d lit with -elast.) nt"TWO DOlLA RS ro ''OlTlE Ti'."1 'rI,..y I,.live Chagrlestonl. itainbuig, und Giaude-n ut t A. M. on' the 3d July, taking up Patsensiers nt tile internrdiate .tanon. Ilt-1tning, w.l leave Colinliliit tI A. 1. tu tll 5th July. GEORGE S. HACKER. Agent Trun'orluI:'on N. C. I. R. "SUMMER TRAVEL" Oyer the. South-Carolina, the Gedrgia, and Western and Atlantic Rail Roads, Dy recent arrangement between the above nau ed (..ipaiiie, Tickets at a low rate of fare di'be issued, good at any timo betwemn' the 15;h Jut .i ni-T5h October. it) damilica, I igasurp. Particp, '' Jiividiuals wishing t6 visit the tp-counti . riit no tj.w ciW -g:.ro Fio4 U1I'VI fSTri lrDalton, G. 4( Wsip,-and return for a15 m hhtl jin p'rtngu ad ,.. l t-he towns ott the rotie,'.a mialmo of traveing at "three cents per mile" durig tile saine period,.froma station to-attion, any wlicre-oi the route. - RO - ..rio!cIAR.S-TON To mne, G:-. OS5 milee, and rett;rn, for .15 with the prAvileie of stopping at all the.- toivt;s on the 'rote, nd also traveling at hree Ceufs efin 0" -during the samte period, from ation to stnition, any w rare on the Nu 6. *hiIdre~n under 1-1 years of a l aer vants lhlf :rice; Infanits in the arms e~ N.ll.-1 'ersonas at Columbid, Canden, of any oilher p~oint 0on the South- Carolinia Rail Iloaid, cani avail thsenuselves of the abio named 'Thckets, wvithi a rit to returi tj, hei point frtoms whence theLy started, on'applice. Lion to the proper Agemi oIf the Coinpmany. G(F0. S. IIA CK~R4 . Aget Trr::nporta tion, S. C. Rt.R Junel 27 2-3 tf NOTICE, All persons hiaig goods shipjpe 1 to Mid-' dketon D~epot, will be chargred Storage on the s-une, (in casa they re:naint in Depot over S wven d tys after thec date of their arrival) and I every such inistantce will the storage be ro juired to be paid befo:eteg:'ar d :!ivered. ehego'ar RI. F. WvIrSON., Agent. 31 iddletonl Delpot, S. C. Rt. RI. Juneo 0 . -Iit Wilmington and M~anchiester Rail Road. .OFFICE WILT. & MAN. R. R. C. Th'le Stockhlolers of 'the WVilniinti and Manchlestor Rail Road Comnpany, are hereby niotilled that the.sec'tond instahniet- of Fivo Dollars per shiaro is. requaire d to bo paide the first of July next * y order of t he Boaird of D~ct6 , JOHN Mr RAI it, . 'P'reasurer. June 20 3:3 1m Dissolution of Copartnehip Tho er' p r: nership hieretofno. ein. der the~ Iirmi'of SARGENP to~M 'IIER doing bnlsinless :ii Cabinet' Mit j~ in nyait terville, was .is solv~ed by nwttat on the 15th inst. ' i DANIEL" R. J', 9 June 15,f-9-t A. M. MAN!GAU'r, VANDER~"I 11d1ST XYA1, ( IfARLESTO~ June.13, 1819. 8 3 kl [Pd. .The Stage will ruin dally from us i to the Clauremaont Depot (on and W of March,'and wvill leave at a'o'cl - mornting, nettitig out pni I rotnn rival of the cars in the" oi Sumnter ille, 28th Feb. 1849, 8 CIO and twea fsuilin ono vitenng * pp V1theorn. B i e tonfi, . l 1terP tokh ai of the Bradft1i,p x;o itor ba" r c kve iftar ~ p~~o h riv Aarmno~J' Dtrhe folJ9: the ri mld Bad l' ' . 1t i 0tl4j ae 0 ro rpuy Y; hJn UNA - it Jus r flot oE4.4tt nau BACO. e part Tito gubmicry 'Jkbp a .-. L fuhl sl yo!raO 6hich fie r s a antity htro~ po For)k WAfREMe pvi T . -7 healeersin 16