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NEGRO SHOES, &c, To thne Planters of Sumter and Adjacent Districts. JOEL WITIlERBY, Corner of King and Society Streets, Charleston S. C. respect fully calls the attention of Planters and oth era to his large and well selected assortment of Plantation Brogans and House Servants BOOTS AND SHOES, comprising a stock of over Thirty Thousand Pairs of first, second and third qualities-both black and yellow. P iHIe has made arrangements with some of the best Shoe Manufacturers to be supplied direct from their FACTORIES by the week ly Steamers from New York and Philadelphia, thereby affording PLANTERS a rare oppor tunity of inaking their selections of GOOD FRESH Shoes, and such as will give satis faction. Still adhering to the "Nimble Sixpence Cash System" great inducements are offered to purchasers to call and take a look before buying elsewhere. ALSO A general assortment of Boots, Shoes and Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c., for Family use. U TDont forget the NO. Cor. King and Society streets, Charleston, S. C. Nov. 14, 1849. 3 7t SHERIFF'S SALES. By virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House, on the first Monday and day following in December next, within legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for Cash, the following property. Purchasers to pay for Titles. One lot of 4 acres of land and buildings thereon, in Manchester, adjoining lands of - and where Saml. J. Tindall lives, levied upon as the property of Samuel Tindall, at the suit of J. S. & L. Bowie. One tract of 150 acres of land more or less in Claremont, adjoining lands of - and where defendant lives, levied upon as the property of J. M. Kolb, at the suit of Wn. Nettles. One tract of 425 acres of land in Claremont, adjoining lands of - and where defondant lives, levied upon as the property of V. 11. Brunson, at the suit of A Barnes. HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. n. 10 Nov, 1849. SHERIF'S SALES. By virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected, will be sold at Summer Court louse, on th. firat..Monday and day following in December next, withi the legal hours of sale, to the hi best bidder, for Cash. the following Persona Property. Purcasers to p.,y nir Titles. 1 r egro levied on as the prop erty. of WV. J. F. Bethnne, at the suit of B. N.enick. 1 horse levied on as the prop erty of P. W. Cullen, at the suit of W. J. Biethune. 1 negro levied on as the pro perty of T. J. Coghlan, at the suit of 8. 8. Farrar. I negro levied on as the prop erty of WV. Rt. Gaiyle, at the suit of Daniel Lloyd and I lenry Bradhamn, f. al. 1 negro levied on as tile prop er1 y Tima. L. Jones, at the suit of W. A. Colclough, F. G. D~eschiamps and Hfy. Kelly. I horse levied 0n as thie prop erty of J. M. Koalb, at the suit of Win. E. Richardson f. al. 2 negroes levied on as the property of WV. E. Melleu , at t he sit of F. G. D.eschanmps, J. J. Moore and McDowall & Shannon. 1 nmule levied 0n as tile prop erty of T. T. Touchberry, at the suit of R. C. bollard. 1 horse levied on as the prop erty of J. Hi. Watt, at the suit of .James IH. Prescott, for al. 2 cases. 3 negroes levied on as the propecrty of 1. D). \Vhitworth, at the suit of Ban kof Camden. 40 bushels of corn, 1000) lbs. of Fodder, 20 head of Hlogs, 10 bulhels of Potatoes, 10 do. do. slips, half dozen sitting Chairs, 2 Beds and Furniture, 2 Bed-steads, 1 pair of Geese, 12 head of Fowls, House hold and Kitchen Furniture, levied on as the property of Th'los Giddins, at the suit of Thlos. Clary for al.. To be sold at defendant's resi dence on Tuesday 4th D~ecemnber. Some corn, somne f'odder, and some Cotton in the seed levied on as the pro eray of A. J. Hicks, at the suit of J. M. J'immons. To be Folil at defendant's resi.. dence on Tur'sd ty 4th December. H ARVE Y SKIN NE R, S. H D. 10 Nov., 1849). South-Carolina---Sumter Dist. P', Anders~on, S. A nde.rson. By virtue of an Order from WVm. Lew is, Esq. Ordinary of Snmter D:itrict, I will sell on the first Monday in D~ecember nex t, at Hnmrater Court l iuse, betweeng the legal hours of ale. ono tract of lanud, containn 450 acres, in Middleo Salem, on Meet ing huouml Bfranch, waters of iuck River, bounded by Margaret Hiuggins, Estato of M~ary Ander son, Byrd King, Wmui. ilIancock, anid James Wilson, originally granted to WVum. hlancock. Terums--On a credit till first day of Janina ry 1851, for one half, the other half and fees cash, the purchaser giving Bond with good securit.y and a Mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary for the payment of the purchase rnoney, with interest from thme daty of Sale. hi. SKINNER, S. S. I). 10) Nov. 1949- 3 3t ,1UST R ECEIVEL). SBowked Beef, andl Buffalo Tongues, A l the .sign of the A rgm. NEW GOODS!!! We are now receiving and opening for sale the largest assortment of goods over oflered in this Town; to which we would te. spectfully call the attention of our customers and the public generally. We will not be un dersold by any house for cash; and offer as ma ny inducements to approved credit, as any one. Call and examine for yourselves. A. J. &. P. MOSES. Nov. nth, 1849. Sale to Foreclose a Mortgage, On Friday the 23d inst., will be Sold at Sumter Court louse, four negroes, viz: Drius, Rose, Jenny and Tom, and one sorrel Mare. The above property to be sold to fore lose a Mortgage given by Wm. A. Brock, to James It. irock. JAMES R. BROCK, Mort'gee. Nov. 6, 1849. 2 at A BUGGY FOR SALE, Cheap for Cash. Apply at this office. Nov. 6, - 2 2t Just Received, A Lot of VIZETTES for Ladies. Also, Steel Bead Bags and Kid Gloves. CLARK & LEWIS. Nov 6, 2 tf FISHER & AGNEW, At the Sign of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA, S. C. Direct Inporters of English Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &c., and dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Groceries, &c. are now receiving their full supplies of the above mentioned articles, comprising the largest assortment ever offered in Columbia, which they will sell at Extremely low prices for cash, or on short credit to punctual cus torers. OJ- Country Merchants will find a good assortment of Hardware, adapted to their trade, at Charleston drices. Columbin S. C., Nov. 6, 18-19. 2 4t CARRIAGE HARDWARE, Trimmings &c, A full supply just. received by the subscri bers, consisting in part of SPRINGS at 12 ets. AXLES at 8 cts. and FINE IRON at 3 1-2 ets. lb. Together with a complete assortment of Laces, Fringes, Leather, India Rubber Cloth, Varnishes, 4*., &c. Suitab'e for Car ringe Manufacturie constantly on hand and for sale at prices helow the Charleston rates. FlSilER & AGNEV. Columbia S. C., Nov. 6, 1849. 2 St Cutlery, Guns &c, Just received by recent arrivals from Li. verpool a complete assortment of 'Tablo and l'ocket Cutlery. Double and Single Barrell Shot Gunls, comprising an Extensive assort. ment of the above named articles, both with regard to quality and price. -A LSO, Brass Fenders, Andirons, Shovels and 'I'ons, Fancy Bellows, Iearth JIrushes, (hlinmey looks, &c. Those in want of such articles can find a large variety for sale at moderate prices by PISIIER & A(NEV. Columbia S. C., Nov. 6, 18-19. 2 8t Hardware I~Hardware !! The subscribers keep conastantly on hand a conmplete assortment of Locks, liingos, Screws, A nvils, Vices, I lantuners, Spades, Shovels, Scythes, MillI-saws, Mill I rins, Files, Rasps, Chisels, Augurs, lioeh and Monblimg Planes, Pots, Kettles, holting Cloths, harlron, I loop Iron, atanl Cast Steel in Bars and Sheets. which they will sell at the lowest tmarket lpnces. Columbia, Nov. 6, 18419. 2 8t Notice. All persons hwaingi dhaandas against the Est ate of Mrs. A NN E. R OA CI[ ha:e of Sum. ter District, are niotitled to liand thlenm in piropierly attested; and those ia~iehted, to make paymnent. WIlLLlAM SANDERS, Ex'uo, Oct 30, 1 tr Just lRccelived, A snmall lot Stout C'altf lO()I'S-Also1 Ladies Walking ShIOES, which are oihieredl low for casha. B. FOLSOM, At the sign of the floot. Oct 30, 1 tf IMPROVED ENDLESS (IIIfN Water Elevators, All P'ersonas wvishinag thle abuove Elevators cnn lbe siipplied lby the~ Siublscriber, who is the Agent for the District of Suimter 8. C. hR. F. L.IGON. Sumiterville, Oct. 31lst 1S.19.. 1 1 y Providence Land For Sale, The subascriher ot'ers fair Sale. hiis PI: ian. tion near P rovidecet conlt a inting fromi 90) to 10)0 acres of goodl Cotton tad provision Land. Ona the premnises are a comifortable [Dwelbanr I house, K itchetn. Barns, Stables, anal othe~r tecessary out Buildings. T1his plac~e is con sidered o of the tmost hatItfulI situatins in the district. To an approved puirchiaser the terms will he miade acconaunodatinag. Foar further piartienlars appilly on the pireliises, aor to C. STILES. Oct 30) I g Stra y(ed. A smnall pie bahal I IOR SE. prlinicipaally wvhiito with chocolate coaloredl spots of viariouais sizes; a deep) sink in front of his wet hers; aine fore hoof slightly split, anal a set fast oni hia back. Any3 person forward inlg theit s:a uie toa mea, or giving me imfortmt atin t hat ia; , leadl to tmy finding hiim, will Lie rewarded' fo is trouble. Kingstree Oct 2,5, 18-1). 1 it Iuadia liuber' Boots auiud over Shoes for ladies and genitlemietn, Mlisses Indaia rubbter Buskins, for sale by L. 11. IJANKS. Oct 2~2 52 i A Nice assort usseut of 5pi Ait gasas Lampa~s. Also, the Spirit-gas.. I'or sale lay L. B. JIANKS. SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Sumter Division No. 12, The regular Weekly Aleeling of this Divi nion will be held on Wednesday Evening next, at their Hall at 8 o'clock. P. O'SULLIVAN, R. S. Sutnterville, S. C. .19 ly r We are authorized to .nnounce JOHN W DARGAN, a candidate Foi Tax Collector, for Claremnont County, at the next Election. 0dt. 31, 1649. 1 tf For Sale, A PIANO in good repair, will be sold low if app;'ied for immediately. Apply at this office or to A, J. Moses. Oct. 3 1, 1849. 1 tf Notice, All perse'ns indebted to the Estate of D. SOLOMON , and Mrs. R. SOIDOIONS either by note or open account, are earnestly requested tQ. make immediate paynment, as it is positively tiecessary their books should be brought to a -'lose. Net 30, 1 tf .Wotice, Capt. J. 1. N. 1[AMMETT is authorised to act as Attorney for the Cecurities of the Rev. Jesse lorgan in disposing of the 8toch of Shoes &c., of 'I'an. Y:r'.--udor the assign ment; as also the doh. 's due the said Tan. Yard. T. J. COUJII, AN for Securities. Oct. 10 , ' if A large and general as: o.'1.ment viz: Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilardwt %re au'l Catlcry Carpenters and lBlacksmiths Toole, 'arra;i Trimings, India rubber goods &c., Boots ant) Shoes, IMats and Gaps, Saddle. -y, Stationary a good Stock of Crockery, a vei - large Stoct of CLOTIII NC, and a variety of 'other good almost too tedious to enumerate. The sub. scriber having purchased hi, in th< city of New Vork, and at the clo >. t piOSibl( prices, chiefly for cash, ertbles ;\iin to Ice prepared to suit customers in prie * .. It. l1AN - Oct 522 ' if 200 pr. Negro liankets. 2000 yds. Negro Kerseys and Linst V For sale by L. B. IIANKS. Oct 22 52 tf AT IIB EllilE STORE NO. 6, MIERCHANT'M ROW COLtJ 1tBIA. FISHER & HOXIE, Are now enabled to ofler to their friends and to the public generally a full and well selected Stock of Staple and Faac DRY (;(l)S, to which the-.y are making Ireliuot additions. Their Stock at present consists in prart of Ladies lVear, Rich Skilk and Satin de Chinese, Canton Crapes black and rol'd, Alepine and Molnir Lustres, Cunton Cloths for Alorning, a beauti. ful I rticle and equal to Lapins Bornhazines at ),alt' tlso ..,~ Gcittilanlls Wear, One thousand pieces wooleni Goods in Clothms, Cassintercs, Tweeds, Satinets and Carpets, Rugs, andl -Drumggems, together with an assartmjent of Eniglishm, DT'ili and Arn~erican lilanikets by the single pr. or hale, all of. which we are disposed to sell at low prices for cash. Oct, 2J 52 4t TO THE PEOPLE OF SUlIWTER DISTKWT, New Fall Goodd2 KI 'TCilUM.~ & TAYLO.l. would respect fully inivite the attent ion of the residen,:s of Summnter District, who inatendl visit ing the c t v this tall, to their e xtensive ass. ru nent <': STAPLU and FANCY UlY GOODS, con Sisting ini part as follows: Sl LKS. de, NaieL., a.nd G ~ro dte Sw iss, F.uti oil, St ritped atmil 'Ia idedl?l. Rb Ieh Ch'launehe n lirocades, Rich (lharneilon (!ie'.,, lt~ai Cinale ('e', &c. Dtr le aniI~.i~d. sing : wn dh e >t.,.n , in rreat va.rsey anud at itt pirices. A lar,2e asso-rt nent of \%hit., libek andI ('nolr ('rap, inbeuu.t \ :u, 'i'ueri , d o ~lmianmSdh al E.~iuual wrv ru-h. li!'d ia.lnai. \:itl .\iOrani he, ;sck liittca llC 'h, I.iiiI. ril anm ( ob l d , atal .lairoeastii, ac of 'lt, '.ui. g.,er Samrie't do., Siuh doXw, and e l. IL 01 T I'l (- '., Tlwid, Keuckv .t'la8nt iga- I r PhiI, wiatit&., Itawaiit hn,ccla-elw tu, aitI Yaen I lirti wn a-. Itl;uiri, ltSh e ;.. ',i.'ls,1-. iide-tow:irev :nui hed herg:nina.on 'lo h.%, Co' uEd :fiiih' Srie .ir i~u thme.-.pr flndseys, Ker.]y, thainthe Iaketii.'am-i, &tyl., it geil tat r ciuuety, 'i and a t artce ursally f'tou il~ ieenie Drt Go.c Eistablihi hent.vlie m a(al I'. &. wXIIorlire fuit rear :ith~la tei ind fthfulleip of eital. h us isinb~ 23i ct,Tob cined. 5e 7st e NEW G TIMU! SUJ1SCRIBER-callstti attention of his and well STOCK OF STAPLE AN Which is now complete, and will bo shown wit of the leadir FOR LADIES' I Rich Figured.iind Plain Changeable SILKS; Mousseline do Laines; Rich Figured Mohair and Coburgs; Plain and Fancy Colored Alpaca Delaines. A largo assortment of Ginghams ar k AL: Ladies' SILK SACKS, MANTILLAS, and FOR GENTLE Superior Black BROADCLOTIIS and CAE Tweeds, Albertino Cloth, and Jeans. LINI DAMASK DIAPERS; Napkins and Doille buck, Birds'-Eye, and Scotch Diaper. DOME Brown and Bleached SIIElTINGS; Canton above comprise 1 large variety of width style, ULAN: A large and varied assortment of Negro 13 Bed Blankets, inported for city trade, very ch SUND EMBROIDERIES of all kinds: Lace Cape &c. A fine rssortaent of Lace Edgings of al one diO;Brent raricies. incltding Alexundre' women, and children, inclu:ing ladies and g lectitn of Bonnet and Neck Ribbons. Also, Cords and Tassels. !rollers, &c., painted in Oil and 1landkerchiefs, in great variety; Perfume CA RP[ The subscriher is also in receipt of Rich Ta and rich pattern; English and American -Bras nor Three Ply Carpets, of the latest styles at of hansone styles, a::d some at very low pracc the Carpets; Venetian Stair Carpets: Floor Cl The above comprises the largest assortonen his customers, and have been very carefully s and w itl1 the above will be sold at the very lo Colualii. S. C., November 0, 1610. Cheapest Bargains Errr 01'rei in sS'er, infcrille. The siuhxribers having received a fresh supply of l .i.ll and \VINTER GOODS, take phlasure it o! rin'g to their friends, and the jimblic ait a tr:'iu:g p.'ecenftce the follow ing well selecte-l Merchandise, to wit: Musline )'hnaines, French Cashmeres, lain hamns, Fanety Prints, Mourning P'rints, -3'.. hred and ilrown Cotton Shirting, Shawls, tinp itder , I11It. Ribhns, Sup. Irish .inen, til u.che- I and lirown Canton Flannel, 8.4 To ) oimtask, G an-1 12-4 Sheetings, Broad Clot 'ba, Ca"ssimoures, Satinetts, &c. A .SO, ;1 -ell selected Stock of Shoes, Ladies and Misses Uai..r 10ots, Valkim 'l'ies. Also, Negro 5 'wes of every kind. For Sate by .Y CLARK &L:V'ti. i ( I-t :31 1 tf 300 pr. i!egro Blankets, 1000 yds. rseys mrd inseys. For Sale ))Y , %.\RtK & LE~WIS. Oct :10 1 tf JustRt. ceived, A Prime lot of [Wi1 ''TIR just received and for Sale by CLA R. 1 & LEWIS. Oct :30, 1 tf Notice. The snbscriber hegs le.ave to iinrm his friend.s andi the public generally, that he wil continnec the hI( ATI NG Ill J51. GS frori WVRl~hlT'S 111,UFF'I to Chamrle. tAon thme en. suin1g Womter. Alil C'ot tn and oth V( h'rodlhice consign'e: I to h:is II nts ill be reee, :ed, stone &.r., tree ot chiarg. F'reight as rt 'alt,>nable as hev anyi o'ther con::verancej. ( frtin ttr 'ad~: ttor s, he hiopes, Lj hi." esital a!ities attIentionil to thle interests E E h rimis to rc ni.:e a contin:uan:ce oh the: ''f trozage. J. RUFU'S FEL1).FR. South-C arolina----Sumter Dist, IN ORDI)NAlRY. vs. Peter '\!cmughc. It appea rm- to myv sat isfact ion that hoe;na t1 I'~ighh thm d-fenlant, in, the abheie aated case, res.ihh-s iouilit 11:ts State: It tsth'refo're, oril.'r.l, thatr he do appear ert.t rhis conisenit will be eCoteredl oft Sept. 17th, 1 1!). .19 :lt Office 8. C, Railroad Company, Notico. Fromin after thes 15thI inist lmt, the local r fte for pas~ugc oiver th:s Rl~al will hi. as l'rot:n ('harrlestn to Hlamburg, (ohnn-mi iunies. andl iiver. .. . . - 85 00 'ni.h-*r 125i i, amnd intmiaite dlt meii't omr nuie, - - -1 ets. $20 Reward, I ~II l pat letboe rrewa:rdl ton the' apjpre hiensionm andl dlehuery of imiy ngro muan l8.\.\t to, mei, oir inm Noter ~Jaii. lsaae is abltout 5 leem a or I) tiinhs hugh, stannniier.4 a httlI ,-andl Ihs rathl-r a tiuod apphearance J. S. RIlCIIARDSON. tbt 2-1 5*) t Bargains! Bargains!. T'he subscrib.'rs have ,just received one0 of the heaviest andi best 9electedl st~ocks of Goods they have ever opened and for quality and. cheapness cannot be surpa i~ssed in this mnarket. Call and jtidge for youtrselves. BROWN, LEE, & CO, 2nd Oct 1849, 0DOD!!! friends and the Public generally to his large selected D FANCY DRY GOODS, h pleasure. The following constitute some ig articles: )RESS GOODS. Changeable Turk Satins; Figured and Plain Lustres; Mode and Rich Colored Morinoes :as; Black Silks; Bombasins; Alpaccas, and id Prints. KOSSUTHS. HIEN'S WEAR. SIMERES; and a good assortment of Fancy ENS. 3; Irish-Linen; Sheotings ind Lawns; Ilucka STICS. Flannels; Tick ings and Cotton Diapers; ''hd rind price. KETS. LANKETS; Super French (Ribbon Bound) 3ice; also, Crib do. RIES. ', Collars, Cuffs, Infants' Worked Bodies, &c., I styles; Ladies' Gentlemen's Gloves of thirty. r Bev; Ilosiery, of all descriptions, for men, entlemien's Merino Under Shirts; a choice se. Belting. Window Shades, with the necessary Colors, Philadelphia Made Umbrollas; Shawls; ry, Combs, Brushes, and Toilet Covers. 1INGS. estry Velvet CARPETING, of splendid style els carpets, of now and lieautiful styles; Supe d choice pattoins; Superior Ingrain Carpets, s; Rich Chenille and 'ufted Rugs, to match oths and Baizes, a good assortment. t of Carpets the subscriber has ever offered to elected in regard to patterns, style, and quality west Prices. G. T. SNOWDEr. No. 1, Brick Range. 26 Fare Reduced to $20 from Charleston to New-York. TIIE GRE:A'' MAIL ROUTE FROM CIIARLESTON, S. C, LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lau rens-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the arrival of the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and WEl l)ON, N. C. 'ETERSBURG, RICH. MOND, to WASHINGTON, BAL1TI MORE, PIIILAl)ELPIHIA. and N. YORK. Tlhe public is respectfully informed that the steamers of this line, from Charleston to Vilington, are in first rate condition, and are navigated by well known and experienced commanders, and the railroads are in fine or. der, thereby securingrboth safety and dispatch. A T1iltOUG i TfCKET having already been in operation will be continued on and after the first of Oct. 1849, as a permanent ar rangement from Charleston to New York. Passengers availing themselves thereof, will have the option either to continue without delay through the route or otherwise. to stop at any of the intermediate points, renewing their seais on the line to suit their conve oimr'. By this - ruut travettern may reacts Now York on th third day during business hours. Baggzage will he ticketed on board the Steamser to WVeldon, as likewise on the change of cars, at the intermnediate points fromi thence to N. York. Through Tickets 632(0 each, can alone he had from E, WVINS L*OW, Agent of the WVihnington and Raleigh I. R. Company, at the ofice of the Company foot of Inurens-street, to whom please apply. For other information inquire of. L. C. D)UNCAN,. A t the A merican lHotel, Charleston S. C. la_9 _49 ly Land at Bradford Springs FOR SALE. AN ELIGIBLE SUMMWER RESIDENCE. Tlhie Subscriber offers his tract of land at Bradford Springs consisting in all of 200 Ac res, situaited in a North Easterly direction frm the Institute on the publ~lic road leading from. the Swimming Pens to Camden, adjoin. 'nm: the lands of the Institute and .Mr. F. Bit. t. 'n,. On thse promises are several v'ery bold sp rings, (Suilpher, calybraute and excellent drni: kmng water springs) and from its coin. mawin" io' ition would form an eligible ste for a I. '' n. as well ams private rcsidenice. TIhec sa n. r.ty of its climaite is too well knowin to noo;d iO namnit. And thle land for planting i s e ~,d r. superior to a miajority acrotmnd. Ar. -Qj 'I'd oiiiiung tractl 105 lcres, On) wich : a da -eibug house and out building's. Te..riis lw. .'er inr:her particiilars enquire or if la 'UWN, LEE & CO. Suimterville A ug, Id, 18 19. 42 tf InEqityi-Su siter District. Mlatthe w P. Afayes, et. ' al vs. BIL L, John G. Shaw, Will bce sold at Sumt.er , ''ourt Ihouse ont the the first Mlonday in Nove, i ber next, and if not then sold wvil be otl'ereu' .at each sub sceunt sale day until sold, li ht ollowing lantds: A tract of one hundred . mdl twenty. t wo acres situatedl nea r A llinat e. - rnch. wa~ters of Rockey Bluff, boum~ed by ' lands of Acl. lRbodes, A. Chandler, and Estate o f Daniiel Uhaw and IR. Shaw. AI.so, sevnni nogroes, propterty of the de feindant. The terms of sale are Csh~, pur chaser p'ayin g for all papers. Ily order of the Court .JOlN B. AlILLER, c. r:. S. D. Copartnershiip Notice. The undtersignedl have associated them selves together under thle firm of PR!ING LE & Gi AI lAMA, for thme t ransaction of business coinnected with the Sktam, Mill, situated 1 1 -4 imiles from Suimterville, where they are prepared to $aw and grind. ELIJAII PRINGLE, N. GRAllAMl. Se pt 10th. 1849. 47 t f Notice. Appliectiont will he inade to the Legisla. ture at its next Session, for a Road, running eastwardly fronm the. Claremont Depot to the Caimdeni R'oad. J01lIN J. MOOR E, Chmi'n. nfn,a Cr-s... tna. TO HIS EXCELLENCY TIDE President of the 's .tateso HER. M3ESTY, QUNDN VW5O 3&,' AND TO Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, PRESIDENT OF FRANCE. Whereas, fora period of twenty years we ave diligently studied how we might best, mneliorato the pecuniary condition of the Eluman Family, and deserve the applaudits of nankind. We are now happy almost beyond Ao power of oxpression, to impart the joyou intelligence that THE HOUR HAS COME! When we can procIim to the Nations of the' Earth the completion of our extended isboira' in the announcement that we have. FOUND OUT AT LAST - ? rhe process by which riches may be insly' acquired, and A MOST EXTRAORDINARY FACT [s, that we give to the world, gratis, the off spr-mg of those wearisome researches, whichf consumed nearly a QUARTER OF A CENTURY In gestationj asking for ourselves for reveal irig this "'OPEN SESAME" Nothing but the delightful assurance that mankind will be at last convinced of the prac= tacability of garnering A GOLDEN HARVEST . Through the medium of PYFBR . 0O. The Truly Fortunate and Farfamned LOTTERY BROKERS, No. 1 Light Street. BALTIMORE, Ii.. Lot not a few frowns of Fortune cast you down: She were not Fortune if she did not frown, Those who in patience beer her scorns awhile Are those on whom, at last, she most will smile. MOST GLORIOUS SUCCESS! P YFk R 4' CO. sold and paid last month a Aountain of Prizes! EVERY DRAWING TELLS A CHEER ING TALE! Or Four Extra Clerks required to attend to our correspondents! !i Only See this Stupendous Luck! ,. -: ," "g $50,000, WHOLE TICKET, sent to a Rail Road Contractor in the State of New York. He ordered a Package of Tickets, and ; y; t r Jleho!d the Result! For an outlay of 0t12' at PYI'ER & OC'S Far-Famed Offce, lief* realized the mammoth Fortune of $42450 0!!! U3 The most successful method to-draw Prize is to Purchase a Package ! The ex perience of every day strengthens this deel'a ration. = NOT DONE YET ! $ 20,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Charleston' South Carolina. 0 Two handsome Prizes of $8,000 sent, to North Carolina. 15,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Virginia:' 9,000, Half Ticket, sent to' PennsylvahIa!' '2I,000,QuarterTiket,senttoPennylvanias. 10,000, Quarter Ticket, sent-to S. Carolina.. ".No such word as Fail," at Pyfer f CO'S. Correspondents whb visit Baltimore are in. vited to call at dur Oflice, where we'offb-b ocular demonstration of our almost Miagic Luck. . . 3' Forward your Orders withoutdelayt Brillian Schemjes for Nov'ber 1849, All Orders strictly confudential. . Date, Capital No. of Drawn. Price Price of Nov. Prizes. Ballots Tick. P'ck'gs. - 1 824,000 78 Nos 13 $5 $18 5i0 2 20,000 77 13 5 18 50 .3 88,000 75 12 10 32 50 5 2, " 78 15 8 25 00 6 10, " 72 15 5 15 00 7 :0, " 75 13 10 32 50 8 2-1, " 78 13 5 18 50 o 10, " 66 13 4 11 00 10 50, " 78 '16 15 45 00 12 2.5,", 75 1,2 8 27 50 13 24, " 75 12 5 18 50 14 3.," 78 13, 10 32 50 15 20,)" 73 12 5 27 50 16 20. " 78 14 5 18 50 19 2.," 75 13 5 27 50 20 18," 66' 1t0 5 17 00 21 :i0. " 75 141 10 32 50' 2-2 24, " 7.- 13 8 18 50 23 15, " 75 14 4 1) 00 241 65, " 78 12 20 70 00 26 30, " 75 15 10 253 00 27 25," 78 13 5 18 50 '8 30, " 78 13 10 32 50 29) 20.," 72 11 5 18 50' 30 20, " 75 14 5 185 i37 Th~e price of Packages of Quarter TPickets ounly, is published in this paper. PU lleaise mnail order a few days BEFORE the l'tteries draw. 1T Letters always strongly enveloped and~ carciully seailed. 11 None but the Managers' Printed Drawe' ings sent fromt P'YFERL & CO'S. LlT Every order to PYP'ER & CO. Jsa answercd by return mail. Rtank lirafts or Certiticates of Deposit payaole in Gold, at sight p~romnptly remitted to any part of the Country for Prizes sold at this Agency. 1L7 Onse Package of Tickets mayr Draw' Four Capital! a2T Money in any suns howerer large, can be confidently miailed to the address of P'YFERt & CO. Distant Residenuts throughout the United States, who desire an lscux~ss av FonTU4E, - have an order for a single Ticket or Package at the prices set forth in the above schedufe, to the Old Established, Far-famed and Truly Lucky House of PYFRER & CO. No 1. LIGitT STRIEET l)ALTintORE ZtD. CALL AT THE SOUTHERN STORE. F?isher. & Hoxie Receive weekly by steamers from NluW YORK Add;tions .'o their extensive assortment of Dry Goods, adare always prepared to furnish the latest Styles at satisfactory prices. Columbia, June 6, 82 Om Last Notice. All persons indebted to the late Firm of CON W A Y & WINN, are earnestly solicited' to make inmimiate payment and save Cost. Oct. 10, 18-3t. 50 t6.