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For Adju ntaais Inspector Genertil: J.W "t toy, 88 R. 0. Dunnovant, - 68 Two ballots wore had for Comptroll er General, but without final result. Various petitions, memorials and pre sentments were reoeivcd, read, and ap propriately re'erred. The nemoriul of Junius Smith, praying Legislative aid to carry out his experi ments in the culture of the Tea plunt, was offered'by Mr. Seabrook, and ordered to p be rinted. fer the transaction of some unimpor. tnit business, the House adjourned to inet met .2 o'clock on Mondny---having first, i conjunction with the Senate, made ar ra gemenis to participate in the coermoni. esof the College Commencement. Notice. The subscribers SC IOOL will commence its third Session at his residence on Tuesday, the 8th January next. W, W. ALSTON, .ottage Level. Doc. 3, 1849. South Carolina---Sumter Dist. IN EQUITY. Expare, S. W. Witherspoon, Petition for Committee of leave to Mary Ann Evans, a lu- sell property. natic. Will he sold at Sumter Court House, on - the first Monday and Tuesday in January - next, the following Eleven Negroes: A ian, Three Women and seven Children of ditier. ent ages. The Terms of sale are. one-fifth of the purchase money, Cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two years, the purchaser giving Bond bearing Interest from the date tobe annually paid, with Security and a Mort gage of the property. By order of the Court, SAML. W. WITIIERSPOON, C in i/ce. Sumterville, Dcc. 3 Dec. 151:). ti 5t Fresh Garden Seeds, CoNssiSTN or English Peas, Beans, Calbbage, ''urnips, Onion Setts, &c. &c. For Sale at MELL.ETTS 1UG, STIORE. A LSO Improved Yeast P'ow Ier . For Sale by I. S. 3l ElAlJ'TT. London Porter. Just received 15 doz. Cunuine LONDON PORTER. For Sulu by A. J. & P. MOSES. 20 Barrels of Stono und Shell Lime just received and for sale by CLARK & LIEiWIS. *suqoand ouopq -por .ino ou0n0nxa pu saawrpo pun 'SvuIO aw " o, M0a u aof p quuo u i'o '/.,3I'in no " O.TL *1 pw: 01 slo.quel~ iuEi Dtu9 Jo tuotuyossenj llk os~i 'li Whih s oIpetad i3ll ow RichFigued ad Pli ChangeableJ amp DeliE. AUSCrgBe artenttf G inhams LdeSOCK OFKS MA~ j NTL Ala FOR LGETL Twe guedA aetnd Cloth, Cang eans.81 A aDAMA'urSK DPlain pin andanyClrd Aoli: Dabove ms A large ariet of widghasth BA ALaie SInd aCKS MassmntJof Negr SEriBlackDERSofall kris: Lane Cp &.c.eds A e asrtent Coh acdea Eins o DmASK a d idren, includins lai and buckiondof Bonet and NScokc Ribonr.As C o and laed Rolles,&c., pai nte O abov Handkrcisefs in lage variety; it Pye ATae adbariberd asonrenit of Rich r Bed hanke tys, mprted om caty verylow perye The Abovne csomient the laret asgiortmer hweome, and hildrben veryiit~ laiefully and rkh ptern aoEngish ben~d At ten vernl In. -..nr an have b,..e.n veycrem l Will be paidfo ao' Negr 1:{orrs to work on the GH Al1LOTTE. RAAl RDZn ea Co: Tumbia. A pply to eithier Of t i derlittugd. WV M..L. ELSERO L&,URENCE BEI Columbia, Nov. 30th; 1849. t3 tt'' Attention Rifle .You are hereby ordered tro Larr. atto or ville on Saturday, the 8th in'it. at 1o'Aac'k, :A. M. fully armed and equipped for drill ad roui, " l By ordr ord er of apt. H utsIr, J. M. PRINGLE 'U. 8. Dec. 5, 18-49. South-Carolina---Sumter D ras l d Elquity. A. Mary J. McFaddin, Pe.ition Will be sold at Sumter Court Houso n the first Monday in Jamrrury next and the day -'= lowm, A t' LA NTATION, the Estate of Thos. It. McFaddin, containing about thirlccn hun dred Acres, situate in Salem County in said District, on B!ack River bounded by lands of Dr. Robert Muldrow, I. 13. Muldrow, M. P. Mayes and \V. Plonden, with a two-story dwelling house, and negro quarters for eighty negroes, situate thereon. The terms of sale are, a credit of fire years, to bo paid in fire equal annual instalhnents, with interest payable annually from the day of sale until the amount of the sale be fully paid and satisfied. That the pnrc haser do give bond and personal security and a nlort gage of the premises. At the same titim will be sold a gang of iEI TY N1E lH(J on a credit of one, tie) and three ye;ars, with interest payable an nually fro: the day of ralo until the same he fully paid and satis'ied. 'iThat the pur cbaser pay on the sales of Iho negroes live pj'r cent cash, and the balance on tlhe last inention ed credit. The purchaser giving bond and pr?sronal securities, or one security atnd moret'g;age of the negrees purchased. No negro to be reiroved until terms of sale are ro~ltyhetd with; and if not compiled withr to he re-sohl at the risk of thre purclarser iin the inater~rUn to bae ol gel in jail for safe keaapi. at the expe:se of the ptur.-riser. 'Ther' wi l alao be sold at thin sane tia l louselol F'urrniture, sixteen or eighteen l'latrat ion horses and mules, Wa'rgnrs, l'lou hsi, an:1 Gear, Stock of all kinds., Corn ald ir' .lder. Credit the sane as upon sale aft the ne,roe- , purchaser giving bonld and hrsonal I eurity. 1'rrchasers to pay for all rnecessa ry Iplers. Faor fi !I informi ition r:iquire of Capt. JAS. D). [3k.a stlr;t, Soutserviler, By )rler of the Cour, JOHN 11. B L.LIR, Comr'r. Sumterville, Nov. 20th1 1' 19 100 SACKS PRIMlE S.\L;P. Just rre ceived and for sale by IlAtOWN, LEE &. CO. ''ul 'si1uopti :.um e-tu S \ Jzr~~p"'"iim"t) 1.:. iJu Im gliaJm 1CJ!"')..)I pt,)s p '"n i sly run Iu I'u I **)) ;* 1l;\ IJ: i~- In"1 1130 ins :rrl ol then l'nibhie en:eralfly to Iris l~rarge selecaa'~ to I lI. ) plasure. Theun falowing co-u titt son.a hng artlieb. .'s: DR iC:ss G OODs. 8; Chn~nigeale Tu'irk sinus; J',gred an Pal lain r Lust ras; Alod.. ;ani ll Colobredl Aeriinoes .ccas; lilack Sihks; brnabasozs; Alrpaccas, and and Prints. t.Sri, d KOSSUJlIS. SS13'!1ElBES; amnd a -gord assortmnt of ie ENS. us; Irish L ireni; Sheet ing:s rid La.:wrn; Ilnmucka n lFlanrnels; Tl'iiiins anreh e laer f Bli..\NIN 17TS; Supemr Frnch (Ibbnl lirranh lace; aliso, C rib do. RI1 ES. C~ olIaris, Cu Il-., lufanits' Workedh Ilodies & II styl~es; I .ardie.' Gentirlermeni'rr' ( ; aves otf/ // n-t 's lLest; mlsey fa lmo..Iript rins, fair iroe'f, ~entlemenlC'5 alerirInua !nr Sir i-. a cl o re Ifeltinag. W nralow Sihadns wirth the irecessanry Co alors, lhiktdlnhIia .'aIu' br'lhe; Shnawh. ry. CmobrrI, lIrusibes, ;and T'ojfet (Cavers. piest ry Velvet ( A RPMT'lIN(;, of SPlenididl style se Is calpets, of new arrnd taitfl stiykes. SriP' nil chonice pattferns; Satperrioir Inigra'in C arpets, 2s; Rich Chenrille randr Turfkred Rtgri, to inatchi oths arid lini~zeis, a good assort mrenrt. It of ;anrets thre risubsriber lhas crer ofTerd to electe inm regard to pat terns, style, and~ qualit - west i'ien. &-T NoWDErckRN. B~* umter Dist. Q UIT'Y. ' nd Children, $Petition. Wi1 1ui at Surmter Court -louse, on the .first licmda in January next, and if not thn o d sill be bfferad at each subsequent sale dayuutiiold 'Alo oetJan iimStutervillo on tihe North nst cornerd lDrotd and Liberty Street, at preeont occupied by by Frierson & Pringle, and A. hisoi in. r'he terms are cash. By order, f the Court, JOH N B. MILLER. - Con'r. sunter ville, Nov. 12th 1849 5 ' ot Notice, TPhe members of the Troop lately raised in Salemj will.assetnblc at Scottsville on the se cond Saturday (12th day) of January next, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of adopting a Constitution and By.Laws, designating a parade ground and elect a Captain, two Lieu tenants and a Cornet. The several members of the Sub-committee appointed to raise the Troop are requested to. atted. J. D. ASH MORE, THUS. It. ENGLISH, J. W. STUCKEY, EZEKIEL KEELS, CIHARLES L, CRANE, Cornillec on Raising Troop. Nov. 28th 1819 5 7t Wilmington and Manchester RAIL ROAD, 1'RIIRSON & PRINGLE take this early method of returning their thanks to the good people of Snuter District, for their very kind and liberaI patronage bestowed since the short time they have been in business; they respect fully solicit a continuance of the saine. They will keep as before every article in the grocery line besides a little of the dry goods, I hardware and almost every article which the Farmers may call for, will barter for any kind of country prodece, and on as reasonable termsn as possible, if you doubt it just call in at the corner store opposite Mclean's old stand at the sign of the negroes, the follow ing articles compose a part of what they have on hand. 300tH pounds Bacon sides 2000 " Sugar cured hams 5%( " Leaf Lard 10 Kits Mountain Butter 5 do Goshen do 20 Best Goshen Cheese 25 Barrels Baltimore Flonr 10 Kegs Buckwheat do 1(1 Sacks Java Coffee 10 do Cuba do 10 do Rio do 10 bls Sugars ernsh'd, clarified & brown 1 Hgds Charleston refined Treackel 2 do N. 0. and West India 31olases 100 Sacks Salt 2 bbls Mackerel No 1 500 lbs Cod Fish 5 bbls Irish Potatoes Candles, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Crockery and llardw are French Chocplte, Citron, Vermicelli, Maca ron,, Brazil nuts, Aluonds, tllisens, Ginger, Nutueg, All-spice, Pepper, Mace, Cloves, Prunes, P'ckels, Carsup. 100 KeCos -ails .ssrte. 5 1.2 to 0 1-4 ltagrtin 15 Rope 12 Twine 1 3.4 Tea, Hyson Gunpowder and black Tlob~acco', (;ol lear' Mrs. Miller's be.st cut Tobacco, at 3 cents S cap, Starc h, ( ) ioni~s 10I,000lI 'igars and riany other articles, at ti e .'in of the DI)AllgES. Steele's Fashionable HAT! NT'ORE, ( o! wn'eo you can be' suited to Fa.shiona. le ltier, .\ld.olki', 8.lk oir Nutria lnt getae ot v isiig lhe city can have a tin: ,l:at s'*nt to t hemn ilbroiughl their neighbtors or l' rs lby sendjn' a c >rrect measure of thi * w h.Si~p Gent's, Y'outh's~i an d'iren,'s fine C.loth (ap weo i l! iadetl .szol u arrntal of the follow.' l-av ):, Ti \VhO.' uime-*r iI its for Chibireni i trmioned w ith pmk, hh:., drib, andu Iherry' ribboS, very rih. Also, lufants~r Ilhie 13hek, IPuirple and G;reen Silk yel vet Capis. \Vool I [its tine, super fine \Vater Proof aoul ci .-.e---inud Cios of any price. Call anrd patronlie a Youngro.irilimianu. \VA LTERt STEELE. '231 KIng, oippit ie Iliase'! IStreet. -11. B. CIL A R K E , Ilias now on handl, a inlil a15.ortmeirnt of the I-Al'lESTl STV I.E AND) FINEST1 QUAI,. l'l'X' of thle l lowinug Goodn: Superfine andi iniediumr URO.-\l)CLI.f1IS, in bl ic'k and colors Supe'rfi no and mzedimin black French andl Gbermann 1)oeskinis Fiancy' (asim~eres of thle late'st styles Vecstinigs--Si k andI Mermno, rich anud new patterns Extra super. lalck Sit ins and Silks Gien'.'s Kid G lv'es, best <quality, in black, white andl colors Gent's Ileaver, M1erino anid M1i lita.ry Glo' ve. Uinder Shiirtsi and1 I )ra wers, of Silk, \yool, 31erino andI Co.tton liack Itailian, and fanciy C'ravats, oIf the best tiualit y lTaisor'' 'Tr~inanigs of' tll kids O.rderi tromt the otryitr promptly at tended to). '.d stoire abo~iv, .\lairket st. Chiarlestlon, Novy. 25ih, 191. 5 (h T. E.CLYDE, G ROOE R, UNI)Eli 01)1) FELLOAW'S IIALL, Mfeetig Street, C'lIAltl.Es'TON, S0. CA. D)~il1t IN Sugar, Coffee, M~ollasses, Wines, Liquors, Salt, &c, A(GlNT FORl Caniton Te'a Couunpanyvms TE AS. Nov. 25 r, Un South-Carolin Y, _. IN ORDINAi~Y"'; j'"#r" Whereas, - Jesse Woodard hat pfl 241 no for Letters of Administration, .on. a d. ingular the gOQds and chattels, l ai xredits of J. Woodward, late of the tricti foresaid, deceased. Those are, therefore, to cte and aditdoni ill and singular, the kindred.ti crpdtgrs of ho saidiieceased, to be and appenobefore me, it our next Ordinary's Court for the said Djsf. rict, to-be holden at Sumter Court -Iouse on ?ridny the 14th day of Decernber next, to shew ause, if any, .why the said administration hould not he granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 30th day of November, in the year 'tfiour .. s ] Lord, one thousand eightiudhired'and forty-nine and in the 74th. year of American Indepenponce. W, LE::W IS o.s Dec.5 0 2' NEGRO SHOES, &e, ro the Planters of Sumter and Adjacent Districts. JOEL VITlIERI3Y, Corner of King and society Streets, Charleston S. C. respect fully calls the attention of Planters and oth ,rs to his large and well selected assortment >f Plantation Brogans and Iouse ,S'erv'ant8 BOOTS AND SHOES, omprising a stock of over Thirty Thlousand Pairs >f first, second and third qualities-both black ud vellow. 11 la-i made arrangements with some of he best Shoe Manufacturers to be supplied lirect from their FACTORIES by the week ly Steamers from New York and Philadelphia, thereby affording PLANTERS a rare oppor tunity of making their selections of GOOD FRESH Shoes, and such as will give satis faction. Still adhering to the "Nimnble Sixpencc Cash System" great inducements are otTered 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. (ITDont forget the NO. Cor. King and Society streets, Charleston, S. C. Nov. 14, 1819. 3 7t Sumter Bakery, The subscriber respectfully informs the public that he continues Baking, at his old ctanil in Broad street near Main. Bread and all varieties of Fancy Cake, Biscuits and Cracker, constantly on hand. In connection with his baker lihe is in dai ly receipt ot FRESil OYSTkARS--and ho has mtade arrangemnents to serve them up ItOAsTED Ftn Snwia or in the shell. ICE~ CREAM, every variety of Confec tionary, Fruit, Native andh Tiropicah, Nuts, Fanc~y Articles, etc. c'c., constantly on hand. WI FLOUR, of the best brands for sale. JOHN O'CONNOR. July 18, 1&-l9. 38 Just Received. 250 Ic'ad Northern cabbages, and1( 25 hhils Northern Pippins from New York, and for sale at TImI PUBILIC BAKERY. Nov. 28th 18-1) 5 t f For Sale, A vailuable plantion-contauinuing nine hun dIredl and eleven acres, situated in Claremonnt Cotunty, about sevens miles frem Suiiterville, on the publbe roadh leading from Snmterville to the Swmlinmng l'ens. Th ere is on the place a good lihvelhng Iliouse, Kitchen, Smioke-. I house, Stables, Corn Hlouse &c. All in good repai r For termis apply' to Saijil. J. IrradforJ J1. W. )a rgan or the Subtscriber on the tutant. ation. Win. VAUCIIAN. Nov. 17I119 4 t f Wanted to~Hire 100 Hands, ToX wor'zk o.n the Ril. t lohd; thes'e hainds il Ibe midoye. id out ini the I'ine woods unttil anr rI, when, the il be I t plac'ed in the de il' the Ilcl~ver swamup, the wourk is ail high and dryx, and the handiis will Ibe suplied with in abund.1:mzen of whiolesomne food and dry tenits'. Waxges good, and paid in Cash ruonith ly, oir athe oxu ner mayi p'refer. Enquixire of (C. S. Alblhj lt on Ithe work ntear .'thanche'ster, or of thle susbscrib~er, in. niiter yule. D). IIb MlLAURIN. A ug. 2(0. 184.9. 43 ti Rail Road Notice, Theic f:t'ight on Coit ton troCain alen ant way sta.~t ions, wd il be asu heire'tfc re, one dolhanr tper ile, unitil f-x rther nonceo. N. ID. ItAXLEYfl, Agr'u'. Novx. 13 1Sf!). 1000 Bushels of Corn; Alsio t'odder, for sale how, for Casth, at planta tion, necar Stateburg, T1. D). SUAMTER. Nov. 21, l'319. 4 i R, C, ANDERSON, FohUtisittY BARNETI & ANDERSON C LO'IllIN(G ESTA BLISILMENT, Ait the Sign of' thc Big Hat, Nio. 3 Atl ltcrtnas liox CeL!tttA .C ieepi contanttly on hanid the most exton-. t' assortmet of C'LOT'Il1 NG aonI IIA TS ot any'i otier Iliouse in this Mlarket. All of which wil be ol on as good terms cas can be tionighit in the Stte and every article warran. t.'I. R. C. ANDERtSON. Nov'. 21 1sla 4 4m A 1.ot of VItZETTESl for Laies. Also Steel liead llags anid Kid Gloves. CLARK & LEWISa J UST R ECEgjIE1 Smioked Beef, and Bulinho Tons ues " Y,7r NORTH BRICK RAI 1 DIA LO7 LIBERTYSTRE kT J. C. GREEN bo' s;eiy to infortn' h4 J Mercthnts goheraly tht be la talian o Jat s of the above cstabliiaentinil tvillof, a ro't inducements to the t lse yers. c i-a The' stock consistsin it - Cloths, Cassimeres, S t ts Jonne L oH, ickJin s, Hosiery, t l e& Ribbons"La(} ces, and Erzbroiderie h+ Dres Goode'of the A eet S1ey: Such; as--Silks, Merino,,caabreiares,. yO nests Cloths, Mohtira, A~p;ias1Jombezmins, Ginghams, Prints, &dc., &., '&4 vhilt ho, ; vwill selI.atE a slight 'dvauceo uponetia 16 York prices, thereby saving the expense of Insurance and Freight; ALSy ii A large assoriment of P. S. Just receive another argo lt of Blankets at from 75 cents upwards. TAK NOTICE.. All persons iidebted to tie late frmof J. C. WALKER & CO., are requested to mai immediate payment, as the atfihir8 of that I firm must be closed immediately. - O.t 24 4;, 3m t NEW GODS!! We are now receiving and opening for sale the largest assortment of goods ever oflered in this Town; to which we would ro. spectfully call the attention of our customers and the public generally. We will not be un dersold by any house for cash; and ofTr as ma ny inducemernts to approved credit, as any one. Call and examine for yourselves. A. J. &. P. MOSES. Nov. (lth, 1849. !irk A large and general assortment viz: Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Carpenters and Blacksmiths Tools, Carrage 'Trimirg , India rubber goods &c., Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Saddlery, Stationary, a good Stock of Crockery, a very large Stock of CLOTHING, and a variety of other goods almost too tedious to enumerafe: The sub scriber having purchased his stock in the city of New York, and at the clos-st possible prices, chiefly for cash, enables him to feel prepared to suit customers in prices. L. B. JANKS, Oct 22 . 52 tf Uheapest, Bargains Ever Ofered in Sumtercille. The subscribers having received a fresh supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS, take pleasure in offering to their friends, and the public at a trilling pcrccntage the follow ing well selected Merchandise, to wit: Musine a P'Laines, French Cashmires, Ginghams, Fancy Prints, Mourning Prints, Bleached and Brown Cotton Shirting, Shawls, Suspenders, Hant Ribbons, %tp. Irish 1.inen, Bleached and .Brown Canton Flannel, 84 Table Damask, 6 and 12-4 Shent~ings,. Broad Cloths, Cassimneres, Satinetts, &c. ALso, A well selected Stock of Shoes, Ladies and Misses Gaiter Bootsi, Walking Ties. Miso Negro Shoes of every kind. For 8ale by ' CLARK &LEmis. Oct 20 1 - tf FISHER & AGNEW, At the sign of the Golden Anvil, COL UMBIA, S. 6'. Direct Inporters of English hlardware, Cutlery, Guns &c., and dealers in P'aitt, Oils. Varinishes, WVindow Glass, Groceries, &c. are now receivingr their full supplies of the' ab~ove mient ioned articles, compnjrisinig the largest ass .rtnent ever n!!'redl in Conlumbia, wyhich te will sell at Extrermely low prices for cash~l, or on shlort cred1it to puntual cur toiners. !IZ- (ountry Merclinnts will find a go assortmtient orf !!ardlware', adapted to their tranle, at Chiarleston drices. Columbia S. C., Nov. 6, IS819. 2 4It CARRIAGE HARDWARE, Trimmings &c. -A full supply just received by the subscri biers, consistinig in part oif Sl' NGS a4t 12 ets. A XLES at 8 ets. and FINF E IRON at3: 1.2 ets. lb. Tlogether with a complete asso)rtmeint of Laces, Pringes, Leather, India Rubber Ciotlh, Varnishecs, &c., &c. Suitah'o for Car. r. ge M;aufneturies, constantiv on hand and for sale at prices below the Ch'airleston ra/cs. FIllt & AGNEWV. Columbia S. C., Nov. (i, 1819. 2 St Cutlery, Guns &c, Jnst received by recent arrivals from Li verpoIol a comnplete assortmnit of Table and I 'oeket Cuitlery. I )uuble' and Single Ilarreil Xbdot Guns ch1~(ompraisinfg anu Ext ensive assort. mnt of t he above named articles, both with regaird to qlua1ty anud priee. --.uso, Bras enders, Anidirons, Shovels and T'ongs, Fancy Bellows, Hearth Birushes, Chimney I looks, &c. Those in want of such articles can find a large variety for sale at moderate prices by FISJIER & AGNEW. Columbia S. C., Nov. 6,18419. 2 8t Hardware! Hardware II TIhe subscribers keep constantly on hand a comp~hlete assortment of Locks, Iiges, Serews, Anuvils, Vices, Hammers, Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Mill-saws, M ill Irons, Files, Rasps, Chisels, Auigurn, Bench and Moulding P'lanes, P'ots, Keottles, Bolting Cloths, Unrdronm, I loop I rona, and Cast Steel in Bara and Sheets, whfich they will sell at the lowest market priccs. FISHIER os AGNEW. Columbnlia, Nov. 6, 1849. 2 8t Phifia'tlpliinade Callr and Goat WValking Shoes, Kid Ties and Sl. pcers just receivedlby __CLARK & LE~W1S A 4Good Assortmnent of dies~ Blacek atn Colorci Kid Gl~ej~ Teeoivedby CALlft Dar~a amad M e M h & w~ Ma M. Th e Fs th an i~P Ox r - tQj Istisgo $dlifji ttK Othied d o haivsJa o44recived decidedly tha 1 nd best ssorted 'STOCK of EX A11SY . 1 , LOTRING oveaoffered In, the Mark6tV . - i stake Couts, Vesta, Pants, Over: )raners, Shirts, Under Shirts, Sockietc.r"N tn tonew'therbolo outer man front Boone 17 loot-eet--CIEAP F'OIL.CASpI. :oois , * oodatingftrjns and .CASEIabte Nie ~ Ottj00i~lil.4efn! ad-r~ascoiable, prioeN( x 4 a k . h '/ od custoincrs Coma on and make yous"' ons.' : The subscriber bogs leave to infi rien.s and the public nerall , that ontinue the ~BOAt G BUSINESS iVllGIHT'S B31UFF to Charlestontis 'T uing Winter. All Cotton and othdrPrdue. onsigned to his Boats will bereceived stof&.":;;. c., free of charge. Freight as 'ekotsable is by any other conveyance. - Grateful for past favors, he hopes, by his isual strict attention to the interests of his rien 1s to realize a continuation of their pa ronage. J. RUFUS FELDER. Wright's Bluff, 17 Oct. 1849. 52 tf For Sale, As I am desirous of removing, I ffr f & ale my Plantation situated on Santee, tean niles from Nelson's Fery. Trhe said Plants ion contains about Two Thousand Four Iaindred Acres, six hundred cleared and tirder good fonceing, On the premises is a ood comfortable two story DWELLING veil finished and all necessary out buildings,. >rice Four Ihousand Dollars, .andl A will brow-in my whole stock consisting of'One mundred head 'of Cattle: seventyy r ht toad of ,;heep, the same of hogs and sixty a a eventy head of Goats. For any further , ormaion address the' subscriber W 31uff Post-Olfcee h WILLIAM lI. DAViS. { sept. 19th, 1849. 47 3 Equity Notice, To ua-mns, Trueteau 1?ecetv ,ri anuZ mnaittees., - All guardians, tr a toes receivers ei~T er who are bouadlo, unto thdor~Ji ,ir in.Equit for tatl District, r ~y eitfired to be id pliepar beforb: -alG~i nissioner at bain office at Sumter Cou rt i 9 he 7IWird Tuesc~daj in January, and he~. 1'iesdays in January and Fe~br~~ 'te t; mako returns of the estates~i u~esr -ads possession'orumanagem~enit, settingIFEh.r aath, the particulars aind value of suc t ., ' and an account of all titoney To~lec ~d"~ y.id for said estates;-and to substantaeU. . t omne by proper and sufficient vouche~' o pro)duce all bonds, notes, certfi ti4 stock and othier evidenece of choses iin vhich are specified ill said return; aid also ~I itle deeds, bills of sale and other muinqie >f title of p~roperty p~urchansed by'him or her r thema, for is, her or their ward 'oi st . k lui trust. Those who fail, rules, 'l be i -r j.siteyicd gainst them. Nov. 7:h 1819. 3 - f-"' ~ Fare Reduced to $20 fo~. Charleston to New-York e Trim GREAT MAL ROUTI 19 6~ CH!A RLESTPON, 5. :' LEAVING the Wharf at thd fo6ooLau ' resst. daily at 3, p. mn. after the armivflio -a'~' the Sout herncars, via WVILMNGTON iind W E1.l,)ON, N. C. PET ERSBURG LRWJC - MOND, to WVaSIINGTONn 1 ~ MORE, PHH1ADlsLPH1IA and N Y 'The puiblic is -rgspectfu1ly ifrtied lth~ hei steamers of thit line, fr'om a~rlesap to Wilmington, are in first rate onditlo id ~ ire iiavin-ated by well know~n ati ekpetl~il 3ominanmers, and the railtoads are in f oiC ier, thereby securin both safety anq di~~tb A TilROUGH T[CKET havin l~d een in operation 'Will be'conti uSdri and ifter the first of Oct. 1849, asa penn;anonn a~ -ngemient frome Chadeston to- NewvYrok P~assenigers availinig themselvoea .thereoff will mave the option either to cetis xewithmoit lelay through the route or othi ' Ise. o'stop it any of the intermediato poiisieielving :heir seats on the-line to eult-their conves aience. Bly this route travellers may reach . New York on the tliMr day' during bduirien iours. Baggage will be ticketed 'on bti lhe Steamer to Weldon, au likewised o hlange of cars at the inerinediato eihst ' ront thence to N. York. ' Throug f'iki S20 each, can alone he had fren ,WVIN~ LOWV, Agent of the W imingten and I 1ili R. R. Company, . at the cdflce of Ma~pt root of Laurens-street, to bhorndei~ap* ~ P'or other infoitnation inque oft At the Americanteto, Chtlt~ot a~ 4~ OfIe p .ru g n ~ 4 .4 NoNoeph