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Head? Quarters 4th REGT. S. O: M. O DrolID SEPT. 25, 1838. \ Tue Fohry-fourth Regiment S. Militia will parade at. Tintmons Town on aturdai the (27th) twenty -seventh day o:betobe nexut, rmed ind oquiped as the law directs ior drill and review. The commissioned and non-commissioned OliUers will meet on the day previous a the above stated phace for drill a'nd instruc tions An inspection of armes will take placi _uimediately after parade Brigadier General Saml. R. Chandler ant Stalia;ro respectfully invited to attend the perade. By Order of COL.' F. M. MELLETT, W. T. WILDER, Adjt. Oct 2 -4U 4t Bacon and Butter. 2000 lbs. N. C. Bacon, Kitts Prime Butter Just received and for sale by A. J. & P. MOSES. N. B. 100 Sacks Salt on the way fron tiddleton Depot. Oct 2-' 40 tf School Books, Of Every Description from the Elementar: Speller, to Latin and Greek, including Sta tionary of all kinds, for Sale by A. J. & P. MOSES. Oat 2 49 tf Gin Bands. 1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rvete. Gih Bands. Oil Flor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth Brus eels Carj ting, together with i full assort ment of Carriage Trimmings, Oils, Paints Varnish &c. For S.ale by A. .I & P. MOSES. Oct 2 49 tf Mr. Wm, N. Dantzler DIENTIST. Returns thanks to his friends for p-st favorn and respecttully informs them and the publi generally that lie will make a Protessiona tour through the District (Sumter) during thl month oa Noveiber next. Oct. 1. 1840. 49 I t. Negro Shoes, I prolxc to sell ftor cash at any ti-o befor the 1st of November next 1500 p airs supe rior Negro Shoes w arr.,nte i in every respecl I pr pose furth -r to sell at. a redactio uof near )y 20 per cent from prices hitherto demandoc for the 'same articles. Persons wishing r purchase will please call at the Tan Yard a'. exaine, J. MoR;AN. Surntcrville. S. C., Oct. 1st, 1 49. 19 3t Eargains! Bargains! The subscribers have just receive( one of tho heaviest and best relecte stocks of Goods they have ever opencd and for iuaility and cheapness caino .be surpassed in this tuarkt t, Call tinm judlge fe-r yourselves. BROWN, LEE, & Co. 2nd Oct. 1849. In Equity-Sumter District Cordell llunit, Margaret Hunt et. a!. - Will be sold at Sumater Court House oa the first pionay in Novem ber nexi, and i ntot then sold will be offered on each subise .'luent sale day iunt il sold la hie flowing land of the entaite of IL. IHunt, dec'.. A tract of lamidpf one haundred anid i :'t twoi acrps lying on Ihy Branchi the mill traci A tract of for hund-red and thirty live acre lying in the fork of Bay Branch and Deephoi aamp and adjomning the mill tract. A iract of forty eight acres lying on Ba Brach and adjoining lainds of IEstate IR. Iluan and C. 1lunt. 'VTe above lands are ii itated in D).arlinat'. Districf. A tract of six hundred fiftv acres more u less sttuntedl in 8.aiter and Ibra-w I) striel on Illorse'petn Uranchl, oni Sapo were granit toa 10 G arian, bound~es lay Arriauk, and ii her. lands. A tract of one~ hauindred andltlur:y~-e'igh acres more or lees situatel a n K *rh tav aw trict, on thme Somb: Ii le! o. llv:n r r~u A tract otJf~ lane hure I a rre stuaated i Kershlaw h)istrict, on the~ West side of Scape whore Swamp, boundedi by D~avis's, .Aloore' and other lands. The terms of sale are so much cash as wil pay the costs of this case and sale, the baalac on a credit of one and two years in laquit annual investme(nts with interest fromi sai!< pumrchaser to give Blond and piersoal SCuiC ty and a maortgage andl pay for deedls &c'. Bly ordler of the Court Sumterville, Oct. 2,18~49. 410 :f Fl Equity-Sumter District Matthew P'. Mayes, et. al.) - - vs. 'BILI[ John G. Shiaw, Will be sold att .Sumnter Court I louse oi theo the first Monday in November neoxt, ana if not then sold will be oflered at each sub. sequent sale day tintil sold, the followin lands: A tract of one) huindred anld t wenmty two acres situated near Alligater Blranacha waters of Rockey BluT,; bounded hv lands a M. Rhodes, A. Chandler, andl Istate of Daniej * hJaw~ and Rt. Shaaw. ALSO, seven nogroes, property of the de fondant. The terums of sale are Cash, pur chaser paying for all pap~ers. By order of the Court. JOHN B. M ILLiER, c. E. s. D. Oct2 49 t South-Carolina--Sumter Dist IN OltI)INARY'. P. M. Gibbons, vs. Peter McJ~night. - It iapearig to imy satasfactioni th: Thomas ~Mc Knight, 1the dlefenanat, in th nhico statead case, resides without this State It is therefore, ordered, theat lie do tappe: and o~bject to thn D ivisia ni or Sale or a I, Real listate, of Tlhaomas AlcKnighit, deceaset onm or before the seventeenthi day of Decenm her next, (or his consent wd'al be entcre.I record, . ~ 0 .0 '(.UWSo .D '~Patrol N _tioal, I w rejectflly pat ogwnera:of Slaves 'who with thert it 6utiteyil on Sundays, to inention it in the pas ot Jiclckt they give them. I am induced to make this request and to be more particular in thi matter than flag hitherto been customary-front a, knowledge of the, fact that, there are afew .'principled characters in this place, who niana 'to baflle the Law, and who ki engaged every Sun day in illicit traffic in Spirituous liquors with our unguarded Slave population. Now I doom it necessary, in order 'to pre vent the elevated noral condition of our negroes froin being contaminated by, and sinking to a level with these, characters (who are by far nore dangerous and mote to b, dreaded than all the abolitionists of the worl 1) to use all legal ie aus to prevent their coming in contict. ii 1 anm sustained by the law abiding and :ort:on of the comunnity the task will be light. There has already been some opposi tion froin that class who dread the law and would gladly see all order dispensed with; to ine such opposition is very encouraging, as it is the strongest proof of the efficacy of the remedy applied. To all I say that I knorw mny duty an4 twill dare perform it. T. J. COGIILAN. Oct. 2, 1849 49 tf CANCER CURED! No Cure----No Pay ! 1)r-.. C. [IICKS would respectfully inform the c:tizens of South Carolina and other States, it at lie has permanently locatel himself in Sum. ter District. four niles from Sumnterville, where heis prepared to practice in the art of removing and healing that formidable diseauss, cancer; with. - out the use of the kinfe, all porson who may be Safflicted with this dangerous disease und wish his aid, will do well by calling oa hiln. There arn rinny gentlennou in this State and others. of high respectability antd indeistund ng who will testify to the efficacy of his practice. lie hue also been very successful in removinag other dise:ises of the nervous ssttyem. Such as Rheu. in:a ismi, I)yspepsiu, sick lanl mesvots hi ad-neho pithnnarv alretiomi., Liver coimplatit, sp:nul , alections, Tooth-ahe, Contractions of the In. sel', l'nius, W 'eiakneaAa, in ha:k or j-itats, wav"k. sole. or iaatliaaaed eyes, scald head, teter, liles, ii dsantary,&., We the anderaiained tike this anethod of ro ca.aarrme ndinag I)r. J. C. Ilicks to the public, as a miai well wu. thy of pationago. in his profession as a Citiacer Doctor, from :tener.l opinion and fromst oi, owa oiscrvaions we have beot, acc -- ita'nied to thik ciarers were far the mnsast part - ncurah'r, it (ter having at ni ne any great nayo or s ze. hat we have seen ua.d knuwn cuacers cured - by It hii ini a wry shrt timie, wuch seemed to idefy all hunin kill, even the right of which Sshetw fron he'ilders raiaazks of fear and disnair; hence we glady Aaabrace thb at ud of recom maeta.dimg limt to the conntmity, thinking we shall therbv eo:aetr at favor on inmu, and assist the eaannse of hananitv. 'h !ipl A. It. C:ahaii, M 1) Nixington, N C. Jahni N. Mit, .l 1) Wodeitlle, N C 'i'maaas S. Ilaaskinv, .her it' of t'howan, N C " Williuam 11. Skinner, l'ustmziuster of Edenton, N C Thom-as Wilaion IJurtfud, N C MAenaber of the Legislatuarei. it. l. Crahnln. Snama"r District S C John Ilipp,.Ntewbrry i trat, S ( W. A. Iltpp, Newb.-try 1)itrirt- S C Hetij. taitclaen. Suamterv ile, S C Stiephnl ittiaclae.l, Sumter )istrict, S C Suiiet i( . Mitchell. Sumtier I)istrict, S C Iletlbliek .fang''oaa. 1),rlininnu )istrict, S C l'i Vi Iiil,aiia, IlahngauIto lYsrict, "a ( Suminea l Aaua ce. Wdltiam:rbutirg i.striet, ' C. a .'ahn Wilasoa. l):arl~.~inato ( . 1I. S (3rp JThin Saiat.-phea. artinton District. S C Sarah A .\l i,~nrhaial, ltaeba id Daurrict, ?, C Andrewaa Wa'. la' ai:ltaind ltuchutnad D)a riat , Si C W me thue undehrai'gneda haivinlg receivedi great pe'rsaaiiil rein-i froma the miystea.riocus scient'uo I Ir. Iiinks,. ta'ke gr, lit pleiaure' ini iitaiiig It i so fiar lis wei kntiw.' or la'ave hae'red, tiaat hliiiha g~aie ettire sai :tail oan; at' aire Iul tai sat'iid ais at alhe atruth of tihe lr"iene-., ilan' are aiuaced - irom ala..t we h:,Ve seenl andi h. l,ie...... lii maid hi im to te ft aorle caanth-raitioa of thae 1apnh'iac. A~ id wouhld ruii-elar ateaa, alaat thais sci en'ice is wo'arthy of arn inv'et ign tioua; andii ii per. Notas woilad !o ak intoa it. inaltem a f staaingaa' atioai, tmhey' w'ion!d in- c.ompa~.b- Iii ameconaonalenia It a1s a miity' liinsraon--a airihoed ini o:,r h.Iiinha bya thei , '~ar w ala wicht tll' t( e.e'liat and reheve our al tei' ( ' .l i'ace'i . It II . TIa:ala'. S.imiietl .\agire', hipe. ' z k a lit o .I ,hnl l'.mrno. .'tIhir j. i t ,-ia' tl. 1citali 'i is atii 'ir, a a r il i (aignsea.' aat'aii ale -a' e t o.o t of i l I l'.-nte e .' tlc t- .'~ cliac r ia 7 i tii t 'hiSi. . t't'rt-- ti seei the' ia'octor czaa iuh asi b-: accom-i a .', 'iial d~* wi It (iaa nvevanca' to hiii reside'nc' lay applly ing toa ir.~att Webb Ch. .or .\tlr. Johnt iiniaa. Oct.I 3, id 19. e - Steele's, Fashionable HAT AN~D CAP STORE, Chualeston,, S. CI. TheS iIat snbcribr inv tites parti in aittenltioan to hiis atiiine iashonal assocrtiient of' Genate.. a ianI's ftashionbleL Black Be'avetr, S'l k, fandl A t.Sa, G'nts, Yonaatha's andz lBoys t' ine gaar wa'ell maeclt iaps--aaa Iantsa c'laoth andailk Vevet C .aphs-wi'ath a vairiety of llats landa Capls oft ;all apes, :a 11 lich pr's I knowa'a wa'i' stilt all 'a o wi vill c'all tt King St. pposite isllSt Oct 2 49 c~tSt 1 Head Quarters, 414th 10:a;. 8. C. MmlIb., - Ohtt'oii i, Sept. 23, 184.19 Thela follhowing~ Stall'lapoinltments havec beea nhale biy Col. 1". il . Malaltt, C'm. mtaninlg tht 4-1th Iaegt. S >. Cai. Alilitia. who shlll bea obeyed'a andh irspetted ac coringhy. , Dr. John I. Aliller', Siargeaon. lti'har'd 11. Cain, Qiimrte'r ahnster'. WaaV. F. lI Ioinnsw'aorth, .T udage A udvoente'. (hits. II. lliaahaardsoni, A ssist't Siirgeona. t lhenry ,. liliawoth1 Pay ' a's 'tera. I) i ~n~ll Joep . I Iodgea, Saergan~mt ?Al tj:ri. 11t. G. ltaaisay, Qunr. iAla.'. Seran'.ata I, y Or()de r of I". NI. NlI.. att. Cao . 44th IRagt. NoTr. C.ai. Ailitia. Wt . I". Wilhier Adhjt. E ,t000s SEGr.AlS Ior Saile by LO<0F TEMPERANCE 8umer Divisiom No. 12. Tho re ular Weekly Meeting of this Divi sion~will'bp* -held on Wednesday Evening ne t i A1ll at 8 a'clock. R, M. i)YSON, R. S. Suterville, 8. C. 19 ly Letters, Remaining in the Post Qfjice Sumierrille, the Quarter Ending 30th Sept., 1810. A-Mrs Mary Allsbrook. B-Wmn Breely, FH flelser, Cllass Brew er, Thomas Boon, Hervey Bowles, E Bel ser, J W Bradford, 'I'om'Baker, Thmans B Britton, Thomas M Brumrby, Jno 1) i3areis, Mrs J Barklov. C--James ft Chandler, Walter J Cor bett. B-Jilin N Davis, Advill Davie, Thos 1) Davis. E-Miss Louissa B Ellis Miss Anna En glish. F-John Fargrson, Dr Furman. G---Thomas Garrott, Jn James Graham, A 11 Gray, J G Gatlin, Rev Chris Gads. den, W J Gibson. II-W D Henry, Rev W S Haltomn, W R Harvin, G V House. J-H Johnson, Tnomas Jarrell, Newland Jones, James Jones. K-IR F Keels, F II Kennedy. L-Josiah Luckey, \Vin J Lee, Samuel Iowry. M--Mrs Esthtir McRea, Miss Bettin 11 McIntosh, Misa Sarah F AlcKnight, John Mins; J dward Mazyck, Airs J B Murray, Mrs Eliza Motd ,11 McFadden C C Moody, J McCauley, J R ?.Iclaw. N- Miss Susan A Nelson, Master John Nettles. P-Lydia Perdreau. R--Mrs Polly Raines, John Ricks, Mrs Elixabetlh Richhourg. S-Jeflerson Spann, James B Smith, L-tw rcnce -&eymore. T-John 'Thonson, J S Tindall, James L ''heames, Lewis Taylor, Mrs E'izaLeth Trapp. \V-W Wylie, D. Wilson, Daniel K Whit taker. HIENilY IIAYNSWORTI 1, 1'. M. Groceries! Groceries!! "COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE" So say FRiEltSON & PRIN;LE who take this 0met hod of introducing their modest pretettions to the notice of "the de:,r peorple" of Sumter District. A "new broo:n sweeps clean," and for the purpose of naking a clean sweep of all their Groceries, they have re solvedl to sell at such prichs that will frmy.t all persons to buj who honor tlhe:n with a call. Every variety of Groceries for Cash or Barter-in part as follows: 70 Pieces )undee Bagging (best) 41 in. 50 Coils Rope, 12 cents. 100 Sacks Silt. M (M) lbs Iicun Sides. 10 0I 0 lbs. Best Hina s. 15,000 Segars. Nails 6 1..l. Sugar (brown,) 0 1-4 to 10 cts. "s (white.) "4 Double refined. 50 Nacks of Coffe, Cuba, Ri:o, Java, 9 1-2 to .l.J 1.2. Alojasses, Can-!ies, Pruans, P'ickels, Go-, sliren Butter, Cheese an ll "tIhat.'s ie." l'lease call at the Grocerv of FltIlEiISON &. 'RINGI. Opposite Iandhamn's Ihotel Sept~,Num/er . ille, N.C For Sale A hirst rite young I lORSIC acc'ustomed to drawingj~, ini eit her single or doube h,:irnaess. Fomr tormas apply at this otlice'. 25 Sept, 1840. 48 t t For Sale, A-a I .ami dasrn as of re na'voar, I o Tr r m- fromii Ne~clson'~s l'erv. Th'l s tid l'l.inta tone coat ain it-ahoot TI' vo 'll Taosanda~ P~ouir I lund~red Arresa, six hund. redl cared :tad in i'r !. d. '-nia-em-r, ( ):i ti' prem:i.:.s in , goo. ema~rt~% Iw .iar; .)\':,,* l t hro-vini ii.: whlem stck coa i-tm- o. a ( o.. hitudred. h'. l 'it ('t itte .sew-ty ar l0'd e'vety hil of~ G;at. Por ;ay 'afoar:hIr in fo'r:n-itio~n :auladress th subailscribe'r W rightlas WIl~flIAM M. D.\VIS. Sepat. 19th, 1 19. 417 3 BUILDING, 'lThe sub-crbersara re'spaectfualty informt the-ir feli low~~ mit7.zensi thaat they' havce u.--a-r.n: the~im wmire's am bmii.inea.. f..r thei paarpaeo of undtiatkinig inald iCU~C~trrs conitractd for lutldings oaf tany mhiimariptaion aid carpaente-~.s w.ork ina genearal. We haavei mtadet. uch nlrrangemen~its ats to, enn. tble us i t ahmid fur ocar frienida. uit emtalployear", comting li the ir wvoik inm c'iery~ diepartuntat paatat g them~a to mao inaconven~ t im tcea ' whiatevr; iaearelyv n.'te io give its tnu id.-a of wihat de-. sceripitioni of buidinga the ay reiatre-in ia rensn-i able' timet recaivea ate keys anmd forka over te We poisiss amiiple' man';s of furihinag hte biest inmbe'r, Irick,,, Samithwovrk. Po its, ILanit,. etc., etc. TIogethecr with goodt ;workmen~i iund mnany yourisf experiece as~ pr~ actatimethiaes we tare determineda ias far as our Iaihum l phre~ e'xieidsa to wipe. aof the re'proaacaitrtahed ton lila nnlei abm Sothl Caraolinai- ad arouse iher Itiig Vain Winakb' a ,tdumbers, amid leave Calhifornaia to take' care oflaherself, G. C. JON E,, T1. J. CtJ~ilLA N. Ang. 29, 18-19. 44 I Plantation for Sale, 'The subs-c ribor alers for s~alec hits lanta lion an Stanter Diastrict, t wo atatles soth af State-bumrgh, contistig at' a t ract of ,evena hlaired artl ifty ::vres (i20L,) :a larrge paortjon (O) k aim] l cIwkery :asi mbnlirably atd~atd to the: cuiltiv:stnfrottonamlm. Th'lere is an r exce lenat I)wer'hag Illouse'l-;oodt aunt hutilbtgs st~ta l i barni--:ttallahousea ior thae atc''a:n modinit.iot of forty or ifty' niegroi's. ulTe goal lands anad dee'~ld htealth It uthe t piare moimbmea to) arnder it a dlestirale pitrchiase. For' termrs apply to W. .J. F.ES, Jr. St'ate-'burghl, Se'pt 19, 1 919. 4( t' 400 pounds Leaf Lard, (' buashiels large UNIO.NS, for sale.-by Amr2' *L1. IJANK4%S(: Newt d, OChoice 'Fall:i dd e. h becribers are now receiviri oe o the t r trand 'most. desirable stock u GOO 'that has over been of'ered to the friends and Custoners of the . CAMDEN BAZAAR, They Ilave during the past week opened, and are now prepared,,o show a splendid as sortment of : Rich Fkkric for Ladies' Dres ses, sutc[ As, Elogant Cashneros, Muslin Do Laines, Plain Merinos, Chameleon Lustres, Lyanese Gloths, Dclisle Stripes, Ginghamns, Priunts, &a A large anortimeiit of Sluawli, Such as *f ong apd quare Shawls, both plain and printed, silk, cashmere and broche. . ALSo A large stock of Linens and Linen -Goods. Marseilles Qudis, 1)inities, Curtain Stuf's, &c. EVEFt VAtIETY OF ltfiHSIP.y. Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, ALSO A large and splendid stock of Nidady Made CLOTH ING Of every quality, and at prices whi h cannot fail, to please. AND They are also propyed to oll'er to Planters and others, one of the most complete assort hinents to lie found in Camden,of Blanllrets lKersC/s StltineCts Jean , D OiIE4S'TICS, f-c., e-c. 1iT They confidently invite the attention of purch sers to their stock, as one of the lar gest in town. . It is their intention to ebrace in their stock every articleof Dry Gooeds that may be new Dr desirable, no thait purchasers can always he supplied with th newest anti best style of Goo-ts in the m:irket and at the lowest possi ble prices. M. DRUCKEI & CO. Sept. 24 GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS W6holesale and Rectail. A. NOlTil hais o;eied at the Store re 'Cntly o:-enpied by A. ofung & CO.. ::n Entire New Stock of )RY (UODS consiu lig of road Clo'ihs, (assmieres, Satttinets, K-rsey-, Jeans, Tlwee:Is, Vesting, Bl1ankets, Flamelis, lieu 'l'ieks, linen s, Ilos:ary, Gloves, fices, Embroileries. Cravat, Iti hbons, SilkF, &c. Ar--, a liarge assortmfent of :ress GAosIs of tile Latest Style1s, Such ns Elegani Silks, Merinos, (aslumn:res, Lyonse anl Or'eans C(o;th:,3lousliit df f:ines, 1pacas, Mohlaairs, iba::ines, Ginghams, Prints, &., &c., &c. A1.OS, 4Shawkl , aT.1atillas anlt Vlaet..tes of lie New'e-st PaItterin. -At.so, Carpe's, )r getts, It!gg - 'urs Chintzes , Qits, &c*.&c. &:'., . A general assirtment of all articles connee ld wit hi I t h buines~s, which lie is dletermiined to sill at such'l prices for C.\NI I. As will niot tail to please all who may hon' lr himu wi thir patronage~Z. liis mtotte lias beeni "smalliI 'rofits and iiiptieok Iteturns."' Call at N tTl S hefo~re hniviungelsewhere 1 Door lbelow' h's ol'd stand. DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE 'The sub lscribe r is no3w receiving one of thle -'9 Liba h j..eeer beenl ~ o;r~ to t~.ri lie hlos, duri ng the put Smwnemr, inoo e:. enisive aidsht ini an I alteraitioens to hts ro'omu, uil i'~ now ' prepre- Ito =ii.v in his~ rt.iil dei rtment au: 'mos' u-: a+.oi~rnrof litic Po, 'arI ie fo r adi' Drile'V , mrf1 :D'a. .Uptr e o, Caun i:m'o ahnds k~ m Inn Ri.s '!\\ i , h) o Plin'andr Pro 3131, frh ta-n le'i:is ,.Pan:r. .'mbre al red &C.mtnE o ~hnr n lob An erots c r i 'i hl uts :nt cuoed Aeu lirn i a . e::er and ini'er Good \hear. e'ies,< ::.l,i i-'ng' Danntien 'tor fai : S inI 4 I 'li, lho leth , (e .merus, Vetin, Crava)' i~te, In roos li o-me: i 1 tedithri' hi ft i :desl irom eh isl, me 1 ito ii~'~ers canr andev lter i'on;lel 'i~i a complt ad.-ortment to be if o i -: 1 ito ofie'ar : 'n~ .inx D mstictli'1 I ,i i & hi.. u. Anl irin -15I u :ttms theatnio of alllh yrst Iis h~ i 1 intm r nt. m rc i i ic or di-.iralj~ L, Ia:i pur'c'sricn a.w(ys hesppe w ih - . ERadbst ve w% ONE OTHERRANWM A e'rrnan fatuly, omposedlof an old nan, his wiet and a brood of 7ix healthy,iarosy. cheeked clilidreni, direct'fromn th~o."Fatherland," wio arrived la Baltnore a for. dasine,'on they wany to the "far weSt," tv' obed the day alt their arrival by some unaitiardd scoun drel, of a small leather trunk containing-.4,267 in Gold, which they had brought, safoly 3,000 mues over a tireachorou sea tn .part company w~thust as they had noriy reached their des tination. 'The' distrees consequent upon the realization of their loss can scarcely bo imagined. But murk the strange sequel. .The father, in pusring along LIOtrT STaIs-r, was prompted by his lucky gonius to paum" fora -moment -at the window of Messrs. l'YFER & CO. No. 1 Light Street., in which a lurgo amount of -Gold. is dis. plyed to the gaze of the ouriuu W yhen he yield ed to an iresintibleyenrntagto' try his Luck in. some of their Magaafieout Lotteries, in the hope to make up his los. lie purchases a Package of Tickets in the Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 125, and our- readers may judge his sit- priso and excessive joy, upon learning . after the drawing that lie had drawn the Brilliant I'rize of $27.0110, which handsome amount this Far- Fued'nd Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm promptly paid him without charging any extra dliscount, when ho went his way rejoicing. Deurmona PArEa. ,Straws.show which way the wind blows8 PYFER & CO. SELL THE PRIZES! Fortunesfor all at ttis Lucky House! A FEW MORE OF THE GLORIOUS RE. SULTS! $ 30,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Columbus, 8,068, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia. :1,)0K), Whole Ticket, sent to No. Carolina, 14,00(1 Ilalf Ticket sent to North Carolina. 7,000, 1lt1 Ticket, sent to Virginia. 51,0(0), Quarter Ticket, sent to So. Caroli 10,0(0), half Ticket, sent to Virginia. 11,214, Qu:arter Ticket, sent to Pennsylva. ni'l. 8,0(X0, Quarter Tiket, sent to Tennessee. 4.X)0, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana. Every Prize advertised by P1YFER & CO. are noticed by the Mlanagers in their Otlicial Reports.. RPYER & CO. pay their Prizes at sight! No:hing so easy n:w as to realize a For. tune ! All who read this paper should try their Luck! A small outlay may secure an independent Fortune! Brilliant Schemes for October 1849, All Orders strielly confie.ntial Date, Capital No. of Drawn. Price Price of Oct. I'r zes. Ilhlots Tick. P'ek'gs 1 $27.5(K) 75 Nos 11 88 Qt25 () 2 20,,(!00 75 15 5 15 00 : 3-3,00 , 78 13 10 3250 4 23, " 78 13 5 18 50 5 3 of'10, " 72 1:3 5 16 15 6 :30. " 75 13 10 :32 50 8 24,940 78 1:3 1() 27 50. 9 22,50() 719 14 5 17- 50 10 50,00(0 75 11 16 50 2.5 11 2.4, " ; 13 5 18 50 I l2 15, " 75 141 4 1:300 13 315. " 78 10 10 30-00 153 f 5," 75 11 8 275) in 4." 78 13 5~ 18 50 17 :3177 78 14 10 250 18 2,0,() 75 15 5 15 00 19 18, " 78 13 .5 18 50 2 25, " 78 13 t6 27 50 2:1 20 " 75 14 3 16 25 24 :," 66 10 10 30 00 25 2," 77 14 5 17 50 20; 15, " 75 14 4 13 00 27' 0!), " 78 13 20 65 00 29) 25. " 75 12 8 67 50 30 24. "13 l .5 1 , (L Thezr price of P'xekazges of Quarter J'Tick 2ts onlyv, is pnbilished.. in t his paper. t1J Please~ ma:il order a fe d~v urroni. h1,. I, ":eres draw. iL; C i.tter.. always strongly~ enveloehn cair.fully seuel. J J* N mep hit t he .\hnatrers' Printed Draw - j, verv order to: P'YFlIt & CO. is usw rel byi r':zra mnIU. is ? ! )r.ri or Certililates of I) posit paal in ;,ohl, at sieht pirompt ly renutted to any part of the Country for P'rizes so!dI at thisAgny 11 (lne Pacwkage of Tickets may Draw !J!< .\liiney ini any sonts hor)Wie~r /airg, can lie coienetlyv uiailed to the address of P\Tli & CO. I erroii' at a:i'si.tanzce fro Ibitimnore, who wbb~ "Fonr:une l1tek led onl thzeir- e, wilfit. i is only necessary to enclose he price (ais haid downa in the ntoave sched m:L',) for a, iPackage air Single Tickut to the 't'ru!y iPortnaete, F.ir-Famed and Old Es. tah: .shed I leuse ol PYlmi & CO. No 1. IiIGiIT STREE~r BLT1itn .D For Sale, A pleiastnt and vecry shathiy situation, 1 3.4 m h,* somb I of snbmt.: vill.. T'.' subtscriber olV~ers his tract of land of neoarly 2t10 necres, fur iii.e. It is high and l--asAnt lu caitioni wiitha not a pond on it. It is, for its e!anes, g.god prion lanidi, znot ill take, to greait ad vnntture, ainy of the ordinairy minures of tho coniitry. On the preminiaeu a a dwelling house of lire good base, and one' loft rooms, and excel.. ient barin, wvithi stab'.s annexied, goodi penhmnse, and at tho fork of the roads a snug framen builid ing put uy recenily for ai school hiouso, basides Itiere tno other buuildingst, of course, of an indes, penstable chiaracter, fir a farm. There are' b etwieen 40 and 501 aeres, cleared und uunder goiod fenice, two wells oif excellent water. On Fhe tract, is ia fne parcel of Osk \Voodl, which wvili ever cotunand a prico in Suoic. vile, and the Ihailmadl, which wdil run be'tween~ the towni anmd his p.lace, will ever aflordl a marmket, for the psmyinouoo, of which, in ~vahio, there is a great dal umore, than lhe asks for the place, he has fioundl Pocotalego swanmp a very good winter rungo fi owsy, :awl somec of hiis neiglhbors, he thinuks, look upon it. ns not a bad one for hogs e ixpeurience hos shown thim, that thle peunch tre groworwell, and on the premoises, mauy ho foundl whidh will ci mapurre welli, with any in the liiscrict. To a stin itbe panrchiaer, ha will be ac'ommauodatinag, tand wv i take nu.groos in pany meint, in parnt, ur alto~e'thor, as mn y ha agreed upjon. WV. G. IIARIRETT. Suterville, 8th Sept., 1849,. .1 if " L Roads Thwil dj rd it i rangezient of, the Georgia and -1utsup) f_; Atlantic. Rail ades .ants MMli ' porsedo the Dalton, Rome' and'Ates -o . 4 ets, as heretofore issued. 3 at tWui IL iARt 'IESS dec -a= To Travellei&gon r THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE O - . CHARLEStTON, 8* C-'M'' LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of, at -- rolls-st. daily at 3; p. in. after-to arrival of - the Soutirn cars, via WILMINGTON d. WE ,DON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RIC. MOND, to WASHINGTON, BAJrI - MOREs, and PHILADELPHIA. The public is respectfully informed that - the steamers of this line, from Charleston'to Wilmington, are in first -rate condition, and are navigated by well known and experienced connander.', and the railroads are in fine or der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch.. A TIJROUGH TICKET having already been in operation is now. continued asa. per mnanent arrangemelt ' fromn Charleston -tc Philadelphia. Passengers availing thensel ves thereof, will have the option either to continue without delay through the route or otherwise, to stop at any of the intermediate points, renewing theis seats on the line to suit their convenience. By this rqute travel lers may reach New York on therthird tlaj n during business hours. Baggage will be ticketed on board the Steamer to eVldon, as likewise on the change of cars. at the inter mediate points from thence to Philadelphia. Through Tickets to Philadelplhia at $2Opach, can be had fromi E, WINSLOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh R. IR. Company,. at the office of the Company foot of Laurens street, to whom please apply. For other in formation inquire of L C. DUNCAN, At the American Hotel, Charleston S. Miy 9 40 100 SACKS PRIME SALT. Just re ce.ved and for Fale by BROWN, LEE & CO.' Sept 4 45 -tf 20 COILS FIRST QUALITY BAIJ ROl'E. Just received and for sale by BROWN, LEE & CO. : 40 PIECES DUNDEE LINEN BAG GING. Just received and for sale by BRO WN, LEE & CO. Sept 4 45 tC '0 POUNDS PRIME BALE TWINE, Just received and for sale by BROWN, LEE & CO. Sept._4 4____ Set 5London Porter.., Jest received 15 dos. Cenuine LONDON' PORTER. For Sale by A. J. & P. MOSES. Copartnership Notice, The undersignot have assocrafT' tliem- - selves together under the firm of PRlNGI. & GRAA U.\M, for the tra'iaction of businesi connected with the steam MiW, situated are prepared to S~t and irid. *ELJ AUHPRINGLE, SSet 0th189. N. GRA HAM. Sep 10h 849 -47 tf Chewing Tobacco, A fine lot of ELDORADO CIIEWING TOBACCO, for Sale by 19Set 84.CLA RK & LE WIS. 1 )On Consignment, A o o ery superior WVoolen Goodis from thme Salemt lietory in North Carolina M rante'd free from abolition and cholera. Just recewved and for s-ile by lBROWN, LEE & CO. 10 Se'pt. 1819. 40 tf - Notice. AlI persons in'lehitedl to thm .. or are rc~icesl to ma1ke paynment immie. W. G. WVINDHAMl. .i Sept. 10, 1619t. 40 tf Notice, The subscriber having rented 'the Hotel, recently kept by W. G. WIindham, takes tis method of informning the p)ubliC generally, that hie will in a few days be prepared to EntertaIn Travellers and Boardcrs, with the best ac coinunoriations which Sumtterville can aflord. And .respectfully solicits a liberal patronage. SepLi~,F. MlYIE RS Set 10,189. 40 tf Bagging Rope and Twine..j Jln-t received a largo supply of DAGGING, itOPE and TWINF. For $ate by A. J. & P. MOSES. Sept. 11 4t6 'if Wanted to Hire 100 Hands, .. To work on the Rail Road; these hands will be employ-eg ut in the lPine woods until after tfrost, whnt wl be placed on the * side of the River sp, the work is all higlr and dry, andl the he as will bie supplied with ~ . ain abun'lance of wvholesome food and dry tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month. ly, or as the owner may prefer. Enaquire of C. S. Mellett on the work near~ Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter nille. D). B. McLAURIN. Aug. 20. 1810. 43 tf CALL AT THE.' SOUTIIER{N STO~RE Fisher & Hioxie Re.ceive weekly by steame~rs front NinV YORK A dditions to their extensivo assortrmut of - Dry Goods, h ~~t' daahaapreparedtourihhelts Syatsatisfactory prices. Columabi,June0 6 2 e -6m Wanted to Hire or Purchase, A gomi. Cook, Washer -and, Ironer .for whom a hair price will be given. She must be capable and well recomnended. Enquire at this oflico. ~I Aug. 29,0