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" Groceries! Groceries!! "COMPETiTION ,(8 THE LIFE: OF S .- ~ 'ADE" So say F1IERON & PRINGLE who take this metliod of int-oducing their modest pretontions to the notid of "the dear people" of urntor ,istrict. A "new broon sweeps clean " arid for the purpose of making a clean sweep of all their Groceries, they have re solved to soll at such prices that will tempt all persons to buy w to honor ther with a call. Every variety of Groceries for Cash or Barter-in part as follows: 70 Pieces Dunde' Bagging (best) 44 in. 17 cents. 50 Coils Rope, 12 cents. 100 Sacks Salt. 3000 lbs Bacon Sides. 1000 lbs. Best Hams. 15,000 Segars. Nails 6 1.4. Sugar (brown,) 6 1-1 to 10 cts. (white.) " Donble refined. - 50 Sacks of Coflee, Cuba, Rio, Java, 9 1.2 to 12 1-2. Molasses, Candies, Prunes, Ie-ls, (o. Shen Butter, Cheese and all 'that's nice." Please call at the Grocery of IFIRSON & PRINGL. Opposite IWinlhan's i lc Nutmlcrville, S. C Sept 25 45 tf Splendid Assortment, J. T. SOLOIMIONS & CO. Have just received and are now oponing tit..i NEW STOCK of FALL and WIN 1'E GOODS, consisting of D RY GOO DS, . lit )t' 1;. RtIES, HATS, CAPS, ONN lS, llOTs~c': SHOES, H1Ali)VA RE and GU UTI.lY, alko a fine assortment of Ready t ade Clothing, All of which they nre of.-ringr at the. Vt-Y LoWr.sr Tren s-on which they cam he tod in this M arket. They invite their FIIENDS and the fol. M UNITY to give thern call and exlamiio for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Oct. 10 50 if Cheap Dry Goods store, 1800 BLANKETS FOR SALE! Persons wishing to supply themiselves with the above will save money hn calling at NOR'iI'S, it the store recently occupied by A. YOUNG & CO. ALSO A lrge-c' alssortmrnf of at from 2.5 cents upwarria A. \t)R'l1' I wmnl also call the atto. i t( I f tih iiilic to :h1^ fi now complete wlil he is deter iieel t . -li for CASIl, at snch pri"e.s as will not t ,il please all who are le;irii of rn "in u m The stock consists in IIrt of Cloths, Cassinieres, Sattinets, Pm ens, Tiekiugs, hlosiery, Gloves, liibbon., I, ces, and Embroideries. ALSO J)res8 Goods of the N'ees( S'yglcs Such as-Silks, Meirin's, (as!n''.r Iv o nese Clothe, Mohairs, Alpacas, llithazitue, Ginghams, Prints, &c., &c., &c. A.SO, Slaawlaiv. Mantinas :miad Vizethtis of tie aILittest Pat tern.. An extensive stock if Drnitios, Furniture all of which, he wvill sell at prices unlprec.. dlentedl. Call and jmidge for you rselve.s. TAKE NOTTCE'. All persons indebt ed to the late fim of .I C. WA lIEIGR &: CO)., are regmiedc to rii. iminediate paymencat, as the atlhirs of that tirmi must lhe clos~ed inunediately. Oc t 21 .l*s :n Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing!f Weo h ave ijust receivedt deciledh-v. th I- hrest anid be'st assorted ST'I' t of hti.:A I) V nAl)I. CLO'1l ING e ver oflered ini the .\lurket. i.u no mnistak(e. CEoais, Ve~st,, h'ouns. Ovmer ('o:is Ulrawvers Shirns, Uinder Shirs, ocksmec. We can ronew the wIthle on,-r tuai. froni lat' it ti Hoot-heel-G Il.:A 1' 1''( )l 'AS It, or ona ne. gvood customera. C'omet on andi moak. your Oele tions. A. .1. & P. .\O088. Oct. 16 51 if Head Quarters, Cnirn.r.'.roN, O )-r. H, 1 ' '. OJIDET No. Thel 5th Regimet of I aival ry n.o! RIeginment. of Inftant ry, w i pa radi' for ri i' and drillI at Colutmbia~, on W',edin'sIda .h- a: of D~ecembiter next, te line to bie 'rmted at 12 o'clock :ii. Thle (oimmnissioned andi ton ( 'omoussion oflicers, wvill assembihle the dar peoUs for drill andi imnstruactioni, am i tto'tl'k.! . The~j .nlajor Gemneral of the 3d. d iion aind the' Brigadlier Geoneral of te 3. II ltd of' Cavalry, and 5th hlrigade of ltifatry, we with their stall'attend. CTe Brigadier Gene'rals are charied wit the extension of their order to their r..epect ive commands. Thelm entire suit of I [is lfacelenev'., are di. rected to attend hint on the day of re'view ful!. ly eqiped. By order of the Comamander-itt-chief, Oct. 17, Adj't and Intsp. Gen,'rl. Wanted to Hire 100 Han .ds Tko wvork on the Rail Ridl; thaes e h will be employed out. in thre Pine we ,,e after frost, when they will hie par a ~,,. side of tihe River swamp, thle wor',. i ji . anid dry, and the hrands will lbe s'.ppl11ea \wii an abundance of whiolesomie fi l;il a . tents. Waiges good, and paid i' (- mod n .ly, or as the owner imay piref .r. Enquire of C. S. Mellett ,, thei.- . M~anchtester, or of the sitil nr ville. D). c e ~ Artur. 20. P1.1. If. Y E For the Fall Campaign, Th usrbrbt ouil undCharleston briningu with himn a complete and select assortment of Drugs) Chemicals, Patent lYle diolnes, PAINTIS OILS, DYE, STU K'FS, WINDOW G LASS, SOAPS, BR~USHESI~ L1EIIFU3I K. IIY, SPICES, ANT), FANuy AR'T'ICLE~S to which ho r.paotfulIl itviti~s the ulttentiogi o Physicians, Planters anid deailors generally. I rn, n~ow the~ regutlarly appuinited Agenit foT the fallowinig valuable Pr.'paratiomis, viz: C~ollier's Remeu.dy for Disoaad Ilorses. A Iloga', Commpound for Dyspepsia. Keolor'g Sairsaparllam Pancea. t' Crminamtive Cordial. C'oug;h Syrup. " Veriittigc Syrup. '' l lmmltic Lot ion. I'ppimmg's Sarsaparilla on! Quecen's Delight, ec., etc'. Iowui','Im('a Saursaprillau, \Vistmir's Hlsr ni, Dr. JiieiL' I'rtmnily .lvludiutues ai1d Uncla1e's Emobro. catonus mr hlooping Cough, with mny others tau nltumerTous to mencitioni, mnay always bo found ait Z. J1. DEIIAY, C lindlen. Okt. 7, 1 'Ill. 51 tf New and Choice Fall Goods, 'Plm'i'aibwrl~rs .ume nry rf'ettvug oneO (f the l.1Trgiht rndn tont. dlesr (I hl stock of ( ')Oj )S that Ii";- ever woe' n oit!'rcd to theg CAfi:i;N BlAZAAR, I'lu.'v' Ilan' nil] ir tille' I :st weurk opened, 'Ae ar t'PV 'uo h":'p.urenl it)o :iow a tiqlpnnlzd as t,'.rt n iT n t u ire, l'"abp'cs fiir j dldj(c& DVCes St'u 4 I , , E.!egint ( asIumneres, lli1n Dc ,Iie Ii~ , l'i;l:ni \l n IPo1, (,11:inir. lIco: 1Int u'Os, P'rint", .,1:c., A lIuus~e -.or(isMaat of "3harvWI', tint'!, :,.; Lontg and rqt:Ire Sihawv1, both plain and printed, sillI;, c-isintocre and broche. -1 ?arqer sloe!, of Linens and L'ncn Al ilcie; (bin Ii- ID~imities, (2rrrtaint Stuifi:, &c. I Vt]l hv "1tIIITv OF JroIOTflY. Goods for Gentlenei' Waear, .1 lalr(/ and .p/)h'ndinl stocLk ofl' Rcadq O f ever': nfncii zv, aiil at j:rive;. whnn'h cannomlft 1: : (1 ;(i re a s '"',: ''I! '(l ' " ' i l I1 , 1 .= 'ni' (,t i ti n.,.,, C ;'~ n'e L~'~ 1lI 'l'h"'v t*.:t I;'!iO'.' invite :imd atteuti,'n (' I i'n-'u'srn it, I t'' ' siih.; :!- o~ne of the~ iar iI (i.'rint'u'".. airie intheir stn;'!. r~ t1i 'I)r; ;"..i.- :h' liy be mme'.i oir n."':n 112,:.' ,t, Ith I)::rL i1'i:'r' ('alii e Y bl'v e Siil'a "iilli tilet. i~v., ;!n It's.: Tylen of (,o - in tile inairkmt ~n(1 .at thne lowest poin)-i ?tI. I)l;U(.'KIl~R & (O. _ aallbihates. POR SHERIFF. O1' The frieids of A. R. Brad. Iina, .*9-, ntIniounce him as a candidate for thn utlico of Shorifl' at the next election. larch 29th, 1849, 24td WO are auftlorized to announce MALLY BO(;DON, Esq. Candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Sum, er District, at the next Election. Li P Ve are autao'izcl to announce Col. JOHN C. RMIAMII , a candi. date for the office of Sheriff; at the ensuin Election. Reit. 27, 1849. 48 tf 6TIe F'rieds of tichaard B. BROWN, announce him as a Candidat< for the Otlic : of Sheriff of Sumter District at the enwuing Election. Sept. 20, 1848. 47 tf 6rrxve are authorized to announce Majol IOllN BALLARD, as a candidate fo Sheriff at the enstting election. April 26th, 1848. - 20 tf O" Tuse friends of Williaani A. COILCLOUGII, i'hui , announce hin an t 'andidate for Sheriff at the next Election. April 19, 18-18- 25 FOR CLERK. r,17 We are authorized to tnn'ouni. .\fr. .1OH1N O. D) tM T t. a cteiIi ti !'-r the ( ilie of C .. )f the (Thwrl at thle n1sui;; eleer ion. Nov. 8 S tf Mr rditor :---l'in' e ,lilt,,, P .OlIN D)ARGAN JONX',, :; n a ambnate for re election to the oatice of ('lurk oft th jeg Court For Sumter Dmstrict, and oblige the April 2Gth, I. - t1' ii r 'e al I horized to ill't nounce D.\NI EL 1. H.ICI liioi lG, a can. didate for the oflice of Clerk at the ensuina election. Jan. 2"', 11-6. 1: If 1I-Y }1':T.1' CO co l1. f : 'oyR. ;1- I-- Wo i*(rO llilt h' i7.l to an .\ .i'XN.\ N I )l'UR \V'1"1'5, Eq., as a 'a ' ' fo Tu Coll:or-,f aClaremont County at ahe cnsnitgr L'1eeijon, MANY FRIE1.NDS. BUILDING. The sui'cribers roe-a. fully inform their fel low eitizens that they hav., ussoei:ated ther selves in losin.s for the purpvie of untlertaik' ind ::caixn contracts for linidhngs of di.ripi on and crpente: wo:k nl generil. W." have miade :stiri arr.,:t,-m-n a 11s t" ble n; to hitld fo.r onr friend., ;:1 em t t t.thtir t'heir wvo k .n every dr-pr r ti yr p.t ing tharn to no inco . ny"am'u c tic, i' ae mr-ly taona to giv r" fat id.h o f.ptb is .1: r'bu iit they rAin -- - I r abb- tmn-- remiave the keys and fot t ' re so :we dbar. . f o t il Wet pose aee Smple means of 1 t best Lo belr. lirinoks t, ithwor' .ui hing r El ~'ai Wnki. ainoe~r, -and a rmlet- her Ri talc" ~ C~ C.r JONtvr~e(. *: , t. Togth. r . 3.- ' ( "I'LA '" Pany N-a Tx--i as H "rTE-L, noble obil I rcnthA Caroi:: . hatue3t til I Van~ Winkl tavunhers': r. -n arus ~Iwr ta '' l.. t e r n gse . ,t d e v :,ir...' t~ii G. !a P . JO NE. ( A ug. 6 29 , '84.~ T. J.' (' G I L - N IBT ' JBET LTT n I ow i h t'l 'r i yi : ot n n I . I a b~t 6 i h: .\ m - .' 02 1; '3 . -vr i '62, it ed i i~ Tow hi gen forrt - o n ri~i of 8 p - -:i:: tt uiltav Ro r Diree nti l~5 f t2 r te r~~e it eg~ air ie the 'it -.--f le o iir dT abE, ClrYbh - rt1.\ tIvl:' et . TSor . h i Sugr, Cer/offee,'rp Ioasse-s, Winesol Liqoi-rsl , Salt, &cb' i (3c-(buw t re lraek of i'h my e,.h ('o- I tah asi~, rotn u :o,~ts fr, Drover, fo Iaalwasp t of cIh'3o', aa . 'ana fochler anj He~Plt i agen th foa;t~lar th ort '!here ofiSt N.~atma IIO n iuses run regul-arly to I~an whoan alsoe ana' td Twine.ca Cannie, . A. J.d &81. P.1 t('-: Y )a ot s o 0 1 ertiatititt ts. W .& KENT & MITCHELL, FASHIONABLE Clothing and Out-Fitting ESTABLISHMENT, MASONIC HALL, No. 268 King-street, corner of Wentworth, Charleston, S. 4J. Purchasers will find at all times a full and complete stock of Gent's. READY-MADE CLOTHING ARTICLES. W. A. KENT. 0. II. 'AITCELL Mllansfactory 1 1 3 Was hingtou Stores N. 'Y. .ay1849.. 30 ti HARMONIC .INSTITUTE, FERDI NAND ZOO1IAUM, Importer eA' DIUSIC, MUSICAL INS' rIUMENTS, King street, sign e -f the Lyre, Charleston , S. C. GREGG, 1AYDF;.N, & GREGG, Importers of 'f'ine Watches, JIIELRY, ' ILVElI WARE, Guns, Militar-y & Fancy Goods Coiner of K' ig and Ilasell streets, Cha~ rieston,, S. C. . J ILL.lAM GRE''G, .t. SIDNEY IIAYDEN, A. IH. IIAYDlsN .3 1 0 New & Ti'ashionable Clothing, (.rEORGE A. 1I YDE, SUCC.SSO!'. .r0 ioUSTON & n r, 283 KING.ST. OP poite Merclants Hotel. Mannfact .907, Whlesjale and Rletail Dealer in Clothingr, ':. 'H. Pcrpetfully invites the attention of his ariend and the public to his large as. sorts' .eut of F'as.iona~blc and legani Cloth now on hand, eqtu:al in every respect to t hest cnstOm work, to which he is weekly - ding large supplies direct from his own: .lamufactory in New York. This Establishne:. is conclucted entirely on the Cas.4h Principles both in purchase and sales, giving him great anV"antage in his se lections and enahlnE hir to to tell at New - York r:tes. Ie is now oticl'rin thi: stock, ' (which is not excelled for raric/i, sty.'e, beart lv, :and durahility of trorkniis:-ip in the 1 'non, at sunh prices as to maktie t auinduce n:nt for punreiusing o call before ..akin,. ; their s'cntiorns. A supriior assortme t. of ,-Pine Shiarta, Cellar:;, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c. - cons;itntly on hand. e With attentive and obliging salesmern, gentlenen can depend upon having their Wants stipplieul irnediatetv. All garments warranted to fit well and di e satisfaction in every respect. ITMr. JohN T Dnum-, long l:nnn in the ? clothing line is now at thL, et:ablishrment, where he would he happy to see and serve tirs iriends. GE O. A. IIYDEJ, Sncecstor to loutn & Ihyde. Charleston. May 2 3, 18-19.) 30 Iv - AflERICAN HOTEL. cont-r n or xi~r AsNT 4 c(ra Gri:EE:s. 'able part of the Cixv. The~ l'r:)prietor wvill be plcn ed to F'2e hil;friendi and the tranvel~ig liii u rn: nhg. that no exiert ion:: nlball lbe wan in~ i:. law:rt to mnake their :dtay agree able. r{'ces ranabe. I". A. I IOKE, Proprietor. Aeg.'N3 44 tf PLANTERS' H-OTE~L Forrq ko-pt byq (%arl.x /[ J!1ot. 11 'fa:n enic. thle I 'roprotoirs oif this ex' r tens.e aind well kno~wn est- i m :n d>-ne poiurt, sta..ti-d that: their erthlrts will rendelrr u annfoi~rale all1 whoi mal~y favonr thern with a n Juy 2i, 18 19. 40 1:2t CHARLESTON HOTEL, Th'le inuderunignedlat ofn ,hn ~ le in ited States I inte!. .\'nyn-ta, (Gearin,) hn ivin'! hLsend thme i.rue let::!,iln b :.m ha-- btn~ul ri-hted aind far ni:-hed n ath n-w '~-ur ,m ~ -oe l.i; r. :nen h n e bee.u .' n ' ie in the I lmise, partwul r'y in thne Ifnrui' IDepart nutdie reimoing nof theC iunh' llrawinuv \li~inInlrovehments, lie Is: asn~i.ge will -'r--t :iy n : tu uhn ' h niomfrts nil ihn guet:; oft ;t.heubou-; andl hopues, by. strcet altte ntin on nI parti ot her woh I thne uniirers: of his boniiie tn nmerit !'uneral .lnhare mof tln:he pnblin Jn~iy 25, Ii.19. ;'i ly___ Aerchant's Hotel, Conr in atnd (J naciety Streets, (Tl / R L EJN TOS, N. C. Thl.is I lotel, sithnat el in t he bmusinessu part of the" city, odtlrs every ndesirabnle comfolurt andn cnvennnnie:nce to thle Traveilling Con~:nnnn nity, andn I'ermannemnt 1krlourdrs. Thie esta-,l hshmieint is coIndli~ne strictly onTmpr arnie p~rinciles. T1i lMS.\ls .)I~)EIL ATE.h' I *.\ i n: nnhint a:nd Ciarria.e will at tendi thle N- iimboat Wharfn, a.tul al so to) thte !{anil lin nal lI )pou t, foir th:~ e comunninlat io n of Pa5.. I'eb 2I 17 lyv Gin Bands, 100 tRO1eet 4 inch Copper riveted Gin l!.:nn Iii IFloor (lith1, Inndliu Rn ihber Cloth Brns.. AND The stbscriber haing just. returned from Charleston with. an assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, Ladies* and Misses' SLIPP118, TIES and GAITERS, of every kind w)at ever, offera thorn to the public on beterterms, ror Cash, than can, be had elsewhere, and so licits an early call at one door east of Miller & Bossards Drug Store. Also, the New and Fdshitableslippor for Ladies;csljed TAY LJOR TIE~S.? 2 IT. AlI rips sewed up without charge. B. FOLSOM. Signof Mhe Boot. bray 23. 1849. 31 tf BOOK5 OPEN, WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTOR RAIL ROAD. The subscribers have opened books for receiving subscriptions of stock to the Wil ninigton and Manchester Rail Road, at the office of James D. Blanding, Esq. JAS. D. BLANDING, W.,A. MULDROW. Committee Sumterville, 20 Aug., 1849. 43 tf JOHN T. GREEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sumllterolle, . E. Will practice in the Courts of Law, for Sumter, Darlington and Kershaw Districts. Oflice one door below Clark's Hotel. LAW NOTICE. GREGG, PALMXER & GREGG, Will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity, for Fairfield District; and GREGG & GREGG, will practice in Kershaw and Sumter, in ad dition to Richland. Columbia, 1st January, 1849. 17 Ilj SURGEON DENTIST, SUMTER VILLE, S. C. Mr. IF. will administer the Chloroform in Surgical and Dental Operations, if required. June 7, 1843. 22 ly London Porter. Just received 15 dnz. Cennine LONDON PORTER. For Sale by A. J. & P. MOSES. $25,000 CASH, This amount in cash to be paid for negroes frot the age of from 14 to ?O y'ears old. 't'he h ighest market prices will lie given, and per.vmns w.Ahing to dispose of cuch property will tind rrady sale-by applying to the sub scriher at Sutmterville S. C. A~R.,41519. T. J. DINKINS. .A. ..1 9. 41 tf. Notice, A pplication will be made to the Legislature at itw next, Sossion to close the Road known as the State Itoadi from Green's to Vances Ferry, and( also, to ojsen th'e o!ld Roadl leading from Scotts lake to 'ances Ferry as near in the old Vances Ferry Road as is practable. J1. B3. BR~OGDON. Clerk andl rea. Clarendon Couinty 13 Aug.,_1849. 3:n NEW D)RUG STORE. Th'le sub scribaer would respect:fully inofornm his cuto~mers, friends, and the public gener ally of Sumter, that lhe has, and will cr.netCant.. 1%y keep on hatnd, a Fresh and nel selected stoci of Meicinies. P'aints, Oils, Dye StuTh', Wodowx Gh8.s -.nd Patty ; Finte Soaps and n"oey Artie' !s; all of which will be sold cheatp, by OnL d/o,- rem' v/ Mc Lean's olid stand. P, 8. All ordirs frout the counjitry promipt y attended to. [MVPRO VED COTTON GINS, ~Il iThnifl for past lavours, the sutbscriber ,vishte- to intforim tl'hi public that he stil \l-miufatures COTTON GINS at hiao Es abhshmlauent in Stattsbu~rg ott thoe mot im.) >roved nid approved plan, of the most sim.. ile consatruictionu.'i the finest. finish, and of lie best nnteriais, to wit, Stec/ &ams and "/,',l plated ri/as cuase hardened, in which lie vill asell for two dollars per saw, lHe also -opairs old Cmo ndi puts them in coin ukite order at the shortest notice. All oar lors for Gins~ will be promaply and puncitu diy attended to. WIIJTAM ELI.TSON. Statehuarc',S.C. April 11, 1819. 24 tj uiLARk'S HOTEL Thasbsriber w~ouhol respectfully informt :a irrnds and te public genterallyF that lie as opeed f~or their accaomodation a Hiouse I Entertainmnent in thais place. Hie solicits share of pullic pat roae, and promises to pare nao poa ns in oder to mterit and secure he( satmeii. lie wioah fu irthoer add, that the ca.tioni of his I louse~ .i suchI, ois cu rely sub erves both businecss ad quti et. A trial is all ~e asks. WEBB1 CLAlRK. Jan, 9, 1419. 11 t f Plantation for Sale, Thme suhbscriber oti'rs (or srde his Planta iona ini Smutter District, two miles south of hittsbuirgh, consisting of a tract of seven iiidred and fifty' acres (750,) a lartge portion 1.k anid Ilickory ail admirably aidapted to l e ultivationi of cotton. 'lTere is an excel nt D wellinag f louse-good out buildings tabile and harns-and houses for the accoma. iodat ion of forty or fifty niegroes. The good udt~s and d~cide~d health of the place combine > render it a desirable purchase. Forw termst appily to WV. J1. RTES, Jr. Statesbumrgh, Sept 19, i18i9. 46 (f -- - -- Notice Apec'tono will he ota le to the [..iir1 atture S -.n for ant ei o~ merpor t mnc~ Aug. 18, 1819 44 o.m +\ -3 , P 12c he ubscriber respectfully nnn ,to the pfiblic that, he carrie's'dii fM dbindt ioa. king Busineis ln'all ithvarIdos'bfanches; and hopes by untiring industry ard attention to business to merit a share of. the patronage of : his friends and the public. N. B..--He will keep constantly oi hand--Fancy and Plain marble top. J)ress. ice' ing Bureaus, Side-boards, Pine and Mahog,.. ;;y Wardrobes, high and low p yt eL, maple Bed.steads, Sofas and Divan,, %~thtre. tables, Sitting Chairs of every description, Mahogany Rocking and Nursing' Chairs, do. Boston Rockers and Nursing,, Pier Tablesi Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat. tresses, which they will sell low for Cash,or good paper. gJ-F(JRNITURE MADE aid REPAIR ED at the shortest notice. Mahogany and Plain Collins fitrnishid .at }the shortst-notse,, Just received a splendid assortwen t of Bed-steadq, sitting and Nursing.Chairs. D. S. SA RGENT. * GIN MAKING, &(,, We are prepared to execute orders to any extent in the above line, both for new work and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by any made in the State, . possesing all the ad vantages of the Falling-Breast and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal in way of re pairs. We also use the Steel Plate' Sawe, with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly injure the finest staple, with an improvmnt to regulate the mating of the cotton; our brush is constructed on a plan, giving at once, the advautages of lightness, strength and force all very material in the successful operation of a Gin. We woi'ld invite planters to call at our shop -and examine fr themselves, whilst we would assure the public generally, that they shall have no cause to complain either of our work or prices. . CABINET MAKING. We are also prepared to do work in the Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,Ctipboarde, &.c. &c. at short notice. on liberal terms. HUDSON & BROTHER. Opposite the 'reslyferian church, Sumtervjl e, April22, 1847.20 ly A CARD. The subscriber, having taken, the corner Store, (known as McLeans) would, most respectfully, acquaint his old Friends, and the Public at large, that he will at all tinps take pleasure to accommodate them, in Cut ting and Making up, Garments, in the rmost Fashionable and substantial manner. le will keep constantly on hand a fresh and seasonable assortment, of outfitting, of the latest and most approved Fashions, an hopes, by punctuality and his desire to please all, to merit a continuance of their Patron age and confidence. D. J. WINN. Jan. 15, 1849, 12 t; UNITED STAT. HOTEL, Augusta, Gt.. G. -FARGO, Prokrietor. This well-knowni house having passed.into the hands of the present proprietdr, no pains or expeulse has been sparod tonrender it wor thy of patronage. July 25, .-3 Bf~ 4m HAULING, The subscriber would state for the benefit of the public, that he will haud from the Mid dlleton - Depot to Sumnterville, by thle load (either four horse or two horse Wagon) at 18 :3-4 cents per hundred. JOHN CHINA. Au.22, 1849O 4.1 tf $10,000 CASH In lind for the purchase of Negroes of either sex. A pply to J1. M. E. SH ARP. Columnbia, S. C. Aug. 8, 1849. F, SUMVTER, Attorney at Law. BROAD STREET, Su~mterville, S. 6C. May 10, 1849-. j29 t f A CARD. Reynolds & Reynolds, I have this (lay associated WVM. L. REY. NOLDS with me in then practice of DEN Mr. RErNOLDrS has been~ my pupil for the past four years, and I commend hinm with con iide'nce to the commumity. Th'le business will be conducted as formerk ly at my office on Main street, under 'the above name and style. 'WM. REYNOLDS. A ug. 15 42 tf Beef! Beef! New Arrang'ement. The subscmiber begs leave to' inform his friendis in Sumuterville aned vicinity, that as hiis opponent in the Beef business continues to Butcher on the s-ame days that he does, that he will change to MONDiAYS, WEDNES DAYS and SATURDAYS are the (lays he will Butcher: tho prices are live and six ets. Cif eof is takun regularly round-if choice erces every time. of the round, the price is ight cents. All persons are requested to nyme a smiall Unok so that the Beef can he interedl in their Book as wvell asi mine. June 27 JOhIN ChllNA. Sumter Bakery, The subscriber respectfully informs the mublic that he continues Baking, at his old :tand in Broad street near Main. Bread and i varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and rackers, constantly on hand. Also--Received daily a constant supply of smith's celebrated SODA WVATER and a mipply of Ice from Charleston. ICE CREAM, every variety of Cohfee.. ionary, Fruit, Native and Tropical, Nuts, 'ancy' A rticles, etc. ec., constantly on hand. lftr FLOUR, of tihe best brands for sale. bUHN O'CONNOR. July 18, l1!19 3 School Books, Of E~very D~escription fromin the Elementary Weller, to L.atin and G reek, including Sta mlonary of ..ll kindo, for Sale by A. J. & P,'MOSES. Oct 2 4to t