The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, February 12, 1851, Image 4
*~S'Atgoaey.
S4ue cobrp a 1tyr frm
e. -iaarrival thmere
- pk4 agsfactory one.
TttO~I~h. .ithhe~ had been tru
41 r~fe~~JlY~d~ tilins, who erected,
a a ictl nain Flint had
~ dgger, but could imakeo
ng here. was ..n. regular
sa1 lat kept In Nvorda except
~ gtuc'tC':nniigham; and the
T &j~t Goafor& and wvho liv
Imi Diublin, had been dead
Thmis aa diuheartoninig and
t1'nough; and, a if to give our
1mt ttte lient the coup de grace, Mrs
27;nTiotiarched into the office
,mt, aifter 5 Lad read it, to say that, hava
En ifered t usby Lady Seyton
forgoplanations with respect to a state.
rqbpnimade bya Mr. Edward Chilton to
the IoIoabeJae Kingston, for whlom
they.. the A~esars. Jackson, wore now act-]
ngJby which it appeared that thme said
e~iiof Syton heMr. Jackson,
uinior, would be happy to hear whiat I had
ag inh subject. It needed but
'ti s. Cftois had, as I feared he wvoumld,
afterdiodiang we had been conmsulted, sold
rJiimderettdoubtless advantageously, to thme
Heti-tulaw. There wvas still, hmowever a
chiance .that something favorable might
(turn. mp, and as!I had no notion of throw
ea-ior that chance away, I carelessly reulied
,Iml~ wo had reason to belheve Chilton's
.' tdry was a malicious fuhrication, and that.
'should of course throw on them the
du of judicial proof that Gosford was still
i~lve wvheni the late Earl's marriage was tol
&iize~d, Finally, however, to please M r.
e'.4aksomn, who professed to be very anxious,
fr the lady's sake, to avoid unnecessary
4CK'ltand to arrange the a fiair as quietly as
'nssible, I- agreed to meet him at Lady
,TSeytoi's lifour days from that time, and
n.har the evidence upon which he relied.
ljis cnuld not at all events render our
position worset andl it was meanwhile
agreed that the matter should be kept as
Tag as possible profoumndly secret.
.Three days passed without any further
tidmhgas from Mr. Flint, and I vehemently
kea red that this journey had proved a fruit.
loss one, when, on the evening previous
to'the day appointed for the conmference at
.Syton House, a hackney coarch dIrove raf.
idly up to thme office door, and out popped
~Ir.IFlintrifollowed by two strangers whmomu
h. le very watchfully escorted into the house.
'r.- 'atrick Mullins and Mr. Pierce Cun
niintlmap,' said Flint, as he shook hands
wti the 'in a way which, in conjunction
~ th heo rnorry sparkle of his eyes, and the
4botsterous. tone of his voice, assured me
all wast right. 'Mr. Pierce Cunningham
idmlsleep here to-night,' he adderT; 'so
".Collins had better en go a bed otit.'
Qi.nningham, an il looking lout of a fel
Iw, muttered that hoelhose 'to sleep at a
taver.
Not if I knew it, my fine follow,' re
joined Mlr. Flint. 'You mneani well, I dare.
sny; but I cannot lose sight of you for all
th~dat. Y ou either sleep here or at a station.
- houme.
Thle oman stared with surprise and alarm;
*but knowing refusal or resistance to be
hopeless, sullenly assen ted to the arrange.
*nmemts anid withdrew to the room aippoiuited
h'~ mim, Vigilantly guarded. For Mr.
A~lhi we ongaged a bed at a neighboring
tavern.
Sr. Fling's mission had been skilfully
* Abnd successfully accomplished. Hie was
conivinced, by the sullen confusion of IImn
-ner ninifested by Cunningham that Rome
vdlious agency had been at work, and lie
ardummm waited on Milline the stone-cutter.
'Who gave you the order for thme grave
siue!' lhe asked. Mr. Mullins referred to
list book, and answ~ered that lie received it
b~y Jotter. 'Had he got that letter?' Very
lhkely,' lie replied, as he seldom destroyed
husiness papers of ny kind.' A searchm
was inustituted, and finally this letter,' said
:Mr. Plint, worth an earl's coronet toirn
and' dirty as it is, turned up. Tisz invaua
b lle docnument, wvhich bore the London poet.
*date oiJ une 23, 1832, ran as follows:
"ANorESEA O'rE., HAYMAIKE-r, Lox.
roy, June 23, 1832.
'Sn--Please to erect a plain toimb.stone
at the head of Charles Go~slord, Esqi~uire's4
grave, who died a few tuonths since at
-wr::s aiged thirty-two years. Th'isi i' aill
- Ili.: ieed be inseribed upon it. You are
rroe~rred to Mr. Guiness of .'ackvmlle
aineet, Dublin, fur payment. Yonur oabedi
EowVAnD CHnLrOS.
'on see,' continued Flint, 'the fellow
had ina;dvertently loft out the inate of Gos.
ford's deathi, merely stating it had oc'curred
a mew moniths previously; anid Muliins
conehleld tha', in entering thet order in
his d'y-bmook, lie must have somehow or <
othier conrounded thme date of thme letter wiith
thatm ofu Gosford's decease. Arnie. withi
thi~i frecious discovery, I again sought,
('unu.gham, and by dint of promiises and
thoat last get the truth out of thme ras.
cat. It was this: Chiilton, who re.turnedi
to thv encuitry fromi the C~ape where lie had
reied~c for three years previously, aboumt
two :1)1nthh ago. having sontie bum- ness toj
set t:i am Dublin, wvent over there, amid on~e
dty vtoited Swords, read the mnacriptioni one
Chi -res GJosford's grave-stone, arid immne
dlir'y sought out the grave-digger, andm
ausl,'d inm it lie had army rercird oh thiat gen.
I.imni's burial. Cunniingham sn. ihe liad,
a:rd uced his book, by which it appear.
odulreiit took place December 24, 18:31.
Th1'.at cannoct be" remarked Chidton, amid
hie re'frredl to the head stone: Cnuig
~fni said Ite hadl noticed the mistake a few
days~ ftier it was erected; but thminkinig it or
64 consequence, and never having, that lhe
knew of. seen Mr. Mlullins simice, lie had
iaud, and indeed thought, nothing aibouit it.
Tb eminidde tihe story-Chilmon ultimately,
p~v :mmeint of tenm pounids down, aind liber.
ni p~rm:$s for the future, prevaiiled upon
the' :ravedigger to lend himiself to mime in
fa.mus udevi ce the sight of thme grave-stonme
had angested to his fertile, un.-crupulousJ
braiim.'
Thes was indeed a glorious success, and
thie tirm of Flint and Sharp drank time
(06aintea of Seyton's health that evening
w'ith grea, enthusiasm, and gleefully
-thonmuhdt of the morrow.'
WV(. ouindl the dlrawing-room of Soyton
llqini~o oncupied by the Honoiurable Jmes.
Kiungston, liso solicitors the Messrs. Jack.
oy ,,tmy Seyton and her father and! sis-.
tergto whoum she lhad at length disclosed
the adumrce of her disquietude. The chil-.
*drenm were leaving the apartment as we on
tereg i , anud the grief-dimmed eyes of thme.
cono4 '- rested samdly tipon her bright-eyedl
boyi in b e slowly withdrew wiith his isters.
T a t4 ink changed to ao of wil surprise
ns i' emicountered Mr. Flint's shining good
hinnoured counitenanice. I was more corn
jptse.d amid reserved than my partner, though
feehn as, vividly as ho did tixo satisfactionm
of Lerng able not only to dispel L~ady Soy.
1An's :ihgish,.ant to oxtinguish the axil.
4Utotid tyggbple on the hopes, of the
Heunvurable JamasKinigsten, a stiff, grave,
$}
middle-aged piece ofhypofritical rnjriety,
who was surveying .frmnout the corners of
his aOlctedl.unobsorvant eyes tho*'. burni
tIre ar id.decrittlons'of the splendi.;par'o
ment, and hugging himself with the thougl t
that all that was list Business was imme.
liately proceeded with. Chilton was call.
ed In. He repeated his former story ver
batim, and with mich fluency and confi.
:ence. He then placed in this hands of
Jackson senior the vouchers signed by
Cunninghani and Mullins. 'Te transient
light faded from Lady 8eyton's counten.
snce as she turned despair n ly, almost
accusingly, towards us.
'What answer have you to make to this
;entleman's statement, thus cortoborated1'
loinanded Jackson senior.
'Quite a remarkable one,' replied Mr.
Flint, as he rang the bell. 'Desire the
gentlemen in the librarv to step up,' he
added to the footman who answered the
summons. In ahout three minutes in
marched Cunningham and Mullins, follow.
ed by two police ollicers. An irrepressible
exclamation of terror escaped Chilton
which was imnnedmately echoed by Mr.
Flint's direction to the p-lice is he pointed
towards the trembling caitiff: 'That is
your man: secure him.'
A storm of exclaiat ions, questions, re.
monstrances, instantly broke forth, and it
was several minutes before attention could
be obtained for the statenents of our two
Irish witnesses antd the reading of the hap.
pily-found letter. The effect of the letter
rdduced was decisive, electrical. Lidy Mey.
ton as ,its full sigificance flashed upon her
screamed with convulsive joy, and I thoucht
must have fanited from excess of emsotion.
The Reverend ,lohnkllley returned audi
ble thanks to G;od in a vo-co quivering
with rapture, and Miss I layley, rat out of
the apartmtent, and presently returned
with the children, who were missnediately
half smothered with their mother's ecstatic
kisse-. All was for a *'ow minutes bewilt'.
arnent, joy, rapture! Fint persisted to
his dying day that Ialy Sevtonn threw her
arms around his neck, and kissed his bald
old forehead. This, however, I cannot
personally vouch for, as my attention was
engaged at the toment by the adverse
claimant, the Ionouralble J.ames Kingston,
who exhibited one of the imost irresistably
comic, wo begone, lackadaisical aspects it
is possible to conceive. lie made a hurri
ed and mnost untdignifie) exit, and was im
mediately followed by the discomtiteJ 'fain.
ily' solicitors. Chilton was conveyed to a
station-house, and the nest day was fully
committed for trial. Ile was convicted at
the next sessions, and smtentred to seven
years' transportation; and the 'celebratet,
firm of Flimt and Sharp derived considera
ble lustre, and more profit, ftrm this suc
cessful stroke of professional dexterity.
Law Noticcg8,_
GEORGE W. jIORGAN,
SUMTEiRVilI,1E, S. C.
Ofce once door Souti of A. C. Sr.Ix's
oflice.
Sunimterville, Juno S 32--t f
Law Notice,
The subscribers have this day fornmed a
co-partnership in the praitice of law.
T. 11. FIRASICR,
L.. La. PRtASlBt, Jn:.
Office at Sumterville.
Jan 1, 18-51. ly
WILLIAM G. KENNEDY,
SUMYTRVEII. S C. a
Will price nk s i Courms of 1,aw,~ for Sunm
ier, Itaihand, Kersha~tw sand I arlinlgto..i
O FFJIl A T1 .S BMIC-'R FrIL LE.
Jan. 1st, 1851 10 if
GOOD A N OLE..) WIIBE A'T.
JUST recemiived byv a ait. 'Traina of cars. ai primeo
0t of G rnernies, ,u,'ib a-, Sugasr, t 'olS-,,Iloi.,.es,
ZIese, Flowver andji every thiing commat'oly kept
iy country metrchant.-, ea~p iGer csh hiv
SielItOY & JON FS.
r'ho State of South-Carolina,
Samsuel Andrews wh. Iis in ttlw enistly of th
Sherifl of Dairlingiton Ih.,str ni. byv vit. of
Writ oifCaia, ad 8nisfiistm1ium at the ,-nit of
lohnu F. Ervin, haing~i tiieid ini myi oflier i'~~fior
wuit a chedmiule on oath,o isP estain-.und~l( eil;-eis,
als petition to the Couhrt (If I'omimon i I'a, prav-.
ng thastihe may be adtmsit ted to the. h~ets*iis of thm
Acs ofthe General Asemitly, umde for ithe re
ief of luisolventi Debtoirs. Ii is orderedhl t hat thet
'ids John5 F. Err in, amit sall other t c'redit, r4 tol
,vhomnii the aidi Samuiiel Andusirs. i' in any w. ise
ndebuted, lie, andui they aire h--rfby suunonle i-dal
)uarlingtuon Ior (ii ElinsI. eun ths sieienth dauy
if .lurchI niext, to sit w.~' It-. if anyv therv ein.
,hy thie prayer of the p-titionl aimeEi-i !.honI,
sot he granted'.
E. II. 11111'N$ON, c. c. r. mn. ii.
)flee or Commoinli I 'lens,
1)htrlinigsoni )~istricts. S. C . 8 3mn.
lecembefkr, 18th, 1C.5.
The State of South Carolina,
Williamu .ilftlrnis wh tis in th&e estossly o~f thi
shieriff of tlhrlngton l)i'trici. by ' irtue~ of ai
rit Iof('aia a n t isf.wiiundtini. ati 5he ..ni5 (If
ohni D). .Surrasy, having till! im mel Ilitlc, itl
eneuiiti of te Ats ,f th1* .,eneral Aweblylt.
nude for the reheif of tlusohtnlt I ll h51rs. Ii ~is
rd e re dd th a t th i ~ We i lm I 5) . .\ Irr* :il ! ail l
ther,.r'~ th ritisosli tol n fhem ilm a1 il ill ; irm
efiore the saidi ('onirm as l).hrhustn~lu 11 t'u t lin'
li 1Monsday te seti'eeth dity oif ala n.sit.
o sIihmw cause if any they> cani ws by ifhe praye'r
(f thea petition aiforelsid l ,hif no't hei griante..
)Fce . IH. Bitt'N8(ON. s. c. r.
Dairlinsgtons I)istrict. 8 :fm
The State of South Carolina,
D)A it 1.1 NG TON I IlST'iit hT.I
he Sheriff' of Darhniitona lat rict. lhv t 1irtue of ai
Arit oif C'apisi adl Siori'lendumii ats thi t (If
Isihns I. Ervis.n, a inig tilled iln my offilr tolurthf
'cta, hsis petitioni ilo thel I 'iurt ofIena iliI'ls,
iraysing thast lie msay bie wittedji, ill the~ benitii
if she Atcs (If thei Genelrl A .'ib~lInItitie Ilfor15
a ini anywise indebted, lhe. iandi they aire hereb fy
suinosied aind Illsve nathier to appeasr lbef"re thei
aid Court at thirlingtoln I'u llions l~ie ('n aIln
lay thse seventeenth dasy oIf 3i rchi nels, toI 'Iben
:anse5 if ansy they' cani, whyl she pra ye r of thll Jw
itiosn shlould snot hi grnted.
Silices of Commsons Pleas, IDecembefr 10i. I .
Darhngtons Dlistrict. M .hu1
Bradford S3priasg4 Feumale
Institute,
Theo Fecri-es (If theii lHrmIlf,'rl Splringlfs FI
nabi nstitute, wtill be1 re-.iioedl onu Ithe first
alondaty ini i~Fb~rur nex't. 11uder the i rionI
>fthe ltev. F iss ( '.m:n as p5lrins l l .aidedl'l
y compewtent aistan~tlisi mi the varros. fbranchlfel
if a thiorough and511 f1.ihe .t~inenlion. Foir
[mard and TilitionI, tile termis aire show 1iriginadl
y establishod, hsalf yearly isi advanice,
Jen'r. 22d. 18*61. 13 if
ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A. J, & , MOSS,
lving roeeived their FALL AND WINTER
OCK, now offer at their commodious' Ware
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The lagest and most varied assortmnt of
Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, to be found
in antnterville, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
Hats, Caps. and Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,
Sadlery and Harness Solo, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carriage Trlimmings, Iieluding Axles,
Springs, and Malleable Castings.
100 sacks Salt.
Sweeds and English Iron, broad and narrow
bars, squarw and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Boiler Iron
500 yards Ragging
Together with Rope. r'wlno,&c.
SC1OO, BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
The attention of Teachers is particularly re
quested to the above as forom our itamense
stock any quantity or kind can be obtained.
We have til most complete assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
that has ever been brought to this market, to
gother w'ith Cloths, Cassimers, and Vestings.
Cone and see
CARI'E'ING, IIAiZE AND RUGSL,
1000 yards carpeting, Rugs to match, and stout
Rocking Blaize.
Paints, Glass, Oil, Pully Whiling c5-c 4-c.
We can snpply any quantity, qualiay or colour
of paint antd can recomnend our Glass as to
quality and a Charleston prices.
PATENT AllEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
ineluding lUr. Jayn's Family Medicines. One
Hale Fresh Ilop.w just opened.
Planters will find it to their advantn n to ex
amine our llankets, and Negro od as we
can sell then as low as any Charleston house.
Decenmi~h.:r -Ith, 18506
AT. )ItIJCKElR & CO.
ARis now just olpning their large and uew sup.
ply of sensonable gotxis, consisting in part of
Cloths, nsimeres, sattinets, vestings, linens,
lain und figured alacca, mouselin do I.aines,
Ginghams, w ith other goods for L.adies Dresses,
-A l.80
A splendid variety of Calicoes,andl the very best
and chenpe~st bleached and brown Muslin
to Ire found in the mown
'lhe above Gomls lave been sel,cted with the
greatest care, and will be sold as always, at the
very lowest prices.7
1)ec. 1lith, 1850 7 if
CASH STORE,
The subscriber has taken the Store for
merly occ uliw'w by C. AlclIEAN,and will
open in a few days an entirely new and
well seilected Stock of
Dry G(oods, Groceries,
IIARDWARE, Cutlery,
and Crockery,
which he will oiler its low for ensh as they can
be bought in tiny Southern Mtarket, at retail.
lie returns his thanks to his twrmc-r cns
tomers and hopes l'or a continuance of their
patronage.
T. J. DINKINS.
Sept 17, 1850. 47 if
c+" Watchnan please copy -1 tines.
GIN MAKING, &C.
We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gunt; are not str
passed by any made in the State, possesing
all the ad-antages of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Riiis, which saves a great deal
in way of reoairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with an intprovmenl 'o regulate the mnoting
.)f the eot ton:; our brush ,s construmcted onm a
plan, givig at onmce, time advantages ol'
bmghtnecss, strenigth aniel force-all v'ery
madterial in th lsucciwessful ope'rat iown of a
Gitn. Win wwould itweite plawters to call
ait our shop anwl examninte l'or mtemselves,
whwilst we wouthl assure the pubhlic genecral
ly, that they shallh hai~ve nwo enutse to con:
phitn eithIer ino ur wrk oir pbrices.
We are aItoi prepal~redl tom do work in t he
Cabhinmet linie-sucvh as liedlsteadsw. WVard
rwoibes Safe10, Ilook caes Staumis, Tables,
('iluboarls, & c. &c. at shoiwrt niot ice, ont
hh~eral ternis.
lil D)SON & lhi('FER.
(Ippoisil' i!w Pn slyferj~in chutrch.
"I .-nm a mnuan, zui deemin mnothingw n liht re
amtes toi in;: i foreigti mo mny felings."
Youulth atassd .11wis.
I 3mla1< l~tfi
ofI e(nrtisukhs Si ()rehs.It 'inirci-es isl
ailine to Yi Ol TIll. M.\NilOOllatul I 11.1) AG I.
To. will '.wo appjrleheinlior siulher ingielr the dlire
cose moe:- of early or p'rolonmgedl inic.ret..ins
niervousw artd no; n u thhilit y. andit oft ;ioi .. zuii
iiieb~t~:nehly t- pendencmy. 1)r. ii . wonhtimi zay
Ai th ttt. i, tain. lisook.v, ' mtaln
ml ii es. n ilI pr*v:nt yar.. i: inisery ait, wutU
cionwe. nmi 15 aif:?annually ThioIunh, of I j....
l'arents by r:ihi. it n ill ha-wri he to Ire
vent :1n a truenrwmwlt it their clilir-:i.
. - A remwitance-, of 25 -ent-.enebtei t i-. inl a
corrwm cfilf IlhI) A I Nit IN :r-.m-, betweent
tprue A Pmwe. ili.\lul:.illr, n51 sil en
suire' ai hwotil udr enmlopels. per rturn em mail.
ofemtenmsive tui uwnnterrup~tedl practie 5pent
ill thisi city harw e' reolm-red lI I . i . t o tgperi
uand!nitrnfl racition,,er fuwrun metar, irn thie
Perion- sthf tile nsb wtile-,r. uponte bodyniv
thriat, or l'e. pinsmw in mlhe hi:,, or honites. uww-r
ari-inm. from iouhful ,we,.-.s or unopuriti' of
enfw.-,ble l. aer- all irti rtli nwwiiner.s.
IIe ns ho ple, , It lfidr the care oif I ir.
geth-m anti,: . iii!l 'ionI-ently re-ly uipin his :,kill
Pe* lriiun, at a di-tuni,-, mite si resis lI r.
Ii. byv le-tter. I'-:-p~d.) ai he. enr,-d tat hoeiw.
OiNS. .,forrshri-I, hiv s-inshna a rinance,
Ois lTY.
llte.ller, Newss Agruwim-, lPeilars,
Sanms a-i.rs. at, w! a lw ers, supjpliedl unhil thec
above, sn turk at ry lisw rile.
KEEP DRY,
A~ latrge 10. of hahai. Rub~er gods consitintg
of (Clps. Over-t itm, ('loaks, ihame.. ?in~ea,
is-ggings. Gloiw,- andi ael-. l'ig'dl hiba Itmuier
uand oil C lomths. Fur sa ,hey
.J. T.X SO.lAtINS & CO.
LEMVAN & AVEILHE,
( 'oeer's
Comassaissiosu Mer'clitnts,
Cl IA Hll,i1'TON, S. C.
Hswanom I'. Id:m . P. A. Amrt.utt, JUN1
Oct. 30th. 1d350 1 ly nd.
A, ANDERSON,
Ueapectflly iunforms his frie and w the
pubi Igeralgly, tiat IIQs~an.juastreedy'.
1x1 i largo anad weltt ~eetud 8'rCQK Ofjj
FALL, and WINTER~t ;01)S; conuustj;.g of
Frenc, Engshill Ame'rican Broul Clothu.
FrnhadEgihCrhet +nu.tthflCy, ouble"Ot s1~ ingti CaaluatuuDesk aains Freut nch
min lot., IishLinnns.(.Ioves, Xtiipeiidor,
Cravats., Iltutkret+ ~n, Ios, U101 rcIllan, &c.
All of wivtal.'t att r, o ..ta itl h hostt liberal
tars'ms, alnd at Ilrie.~s eturreajitig, with the
tim.
Gnrmntst. aniarhtaihetred bay the subscriber
and warruanwd to gavu: t;s.t~iotI'.
Oct. 9, 1850 5. AN) ySN
LIVER COMPLAINT)
-Iau it Ii, ,tI, nlipe a, (jonic or
.Ne rvoacs ]j.(~rtl/1, J)isewxc of
(11l,1 (Iii
ing from71 .r .~~,"l'
edl Liver or ic't'1) ,aatl'/,
Sutc/, caims~ (,isU1.rt11b.,i, in
wtard P'lcs. i',/bca'ss , or M'ood
to i/he 110.111, : i1;11;1. ol' th' ,Sio.
gaatat for .'vo~r., .1~'1t11:,:: t)" 11("1,171 inl
t/he ,S'1,"71r, .~ai .I~riu,"ataionaa
,s'iuiakri1 !"r I/'lr11; r~t. thi/a
fil (,t / (1 ,12d. II.'mn'te
.1t( Iri~r II(.i' Iorlt
aS~ulhcrium l .1 fi'l;i1i~ t /'1') in a
.Laiiiiq I+, .,;u'Q o]sh e
.1 time '.'jilaonI '
SA/1 (1117l ),!ril. i t
itf J 15,l ba r /fi'it ' ''lt/
o/"'/vr;)'' ''a d, (Gall 1
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'JS,,a piir' and,' 1.'a' ir'. Fain'r .? x
rid. .i1 eail '1. , ',. ',' *,.*a. l+ aa I'l'f t
ofi .1'111 Sin/ :. f/.A i 1 in 11,' a " .ish s
Vatida'. nf tie-i: ' a 111,r /" nc Ijiji-and
Grei'4ati n1' tle. . ii it ~t"a~a. it .!u-i.ara, the
tl~.X) b ttt CC I t~. tLtIt)cr
lthre r to Dr. .Ia'k'ii Vv i. iS ,' .,- r r17, 'ad -
t i'ieIIx nnil iC"'.r'ht,t : c r . ,t rl:;. beta-t
alitr ifro a yu r a-~ it i jets, i~ + ~ i ,se ,.' r i.4
"Theai,, r: t'ardFL. 1':" ', t M.~~ia' at inu
lionVo dae t" f'al' rvfr 1h" I .i "ri glad
exiing th de ml ii iiltr 1,11,h' - ;-ar" rini Patnt
ar , it hal.i'4 I I~u ". 'ri~ 4 . ..I { ' 1:a.t y e i
i inec :Al m 71hi ' ) ' i t r ai '1'' 1t'. a.aoajt
ber arto f .lii ron a J t. 1 .,a' Jip :+;1 - i
Joek-.from yorreiu t han 11* ' .tie we h.' C
ever taken for' th I 471*** i a. CI' r di atar
" a-i'r.ti:. In li to , k h-e' ar Wood- i
stock Vu..ai~a Jn a aa
.er ,,r . ..I .4i,' i , 't' I*."'C lc a
v A
id L
o frie oA . &
hae, Esq,, annonkee hi U*s "
the office of Shierif. at t not dItt p
March 29th, 1849,
0 ;We : re ausliks xicd O
announce MALLY- BROGDON, Esq. a
Candidate for thogflaeep' f 81riff of Sum
er Dietjict,.at the oxt leotion -
rrW e are XtiRhl izcd to
annnunce'Col. JOIIN C. IHAME, a can.
didatt: for thb office of Sheriff at the ensu.
ing Election.
The Freiade of 'Ridhard
B. BROWN, announce him as a Candi
date for the Oflid. of Sheriff' of Sumter
District at the ensuing Elcetion.
ilrWo are authorized to announce Maj.
JOlN BALLARD,' as a candidate fo
aheriff' at the ennuing election.
The frieids, a. William
A. COLCLOUGII, Esq., ,annonnco hini
as a - candidato for Sheriff at the next
ElcCtion.
FOR TAX COLLEC''OR.
MrWe are authorized to
nunounceJuilN W DARGAN, a candi
date .for Tax: Cnllector, for Claremont
County, at the next Election.
q'" We are authorized to
announce ALEXANDER WAT'S, Esq.
as a Candidate for Tax Collector, of Clare
mote county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIEN DS.
'r ,The Friends of Rev.
Fit :l)IfRIIC ItUSII, announco him s a
(anlidate for the oflice of Ordinary, at the
next (leetion
Nov. 3t, 1850 8 tf
.TThe FriendaofThos,
L. SI T, announnehi1 an a caindidate for
the ofre of Tax Collector, for the County of
Claremont.
NovemnberG, 1650 2
M& We are authorized
to announro Capt. J. W. iTUCKEY an a can
udidate for Tax Collector for Salem County, at
the next election.
Oct. 11h. MI95 51 if
O-7 The Friendst of Joii
C. WIIITiF, IEq. nnnonnen aim as aCandidato
for Tax Colleett r of Claremont county at the
next Election,
Fare Reduced to $20 from
Charleston to New-York.
TIlE GIHEAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEATING the Wharf at. the foot of
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the
arrival of the Southern cars, via WIL.
AMINGTON, and W EI.DON, N. C. PE.
TEltSIlllG, RI(IIlMOND, to WASH
IN('TuN, IIAL'll MOltE, l'IlILADEL.
PIIHA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
to Wilnington, are in first- rate condition,
and are navigated by well knowen and expe
rienced cotmmander., adthe railroads are
in fino crdter, thterehr Mcuring eafety both
and dispatch. 'A TfIlltOU~di TICKET
laving already been in operation will be
continuited on anid after the 'lika .f Oct.
18-19, ns a permeanentt arrangement. from
Chiarlstoun to New York. Passaengers
avaihnag themrsolvede thereof, wvill have the
optioni either to contunue without delay
through the route or otherwise. to stop a't
any of thee intermnediate points', renewineg
heir seats on lhe line to suit, their conve
nine 11y theis route travellers may'
reach New York on the thierd day during
buts iesh ours. 11bgiacge wvdi be0 ticketed
on boardthe Steamer to Weldon, as like
woo ona the~ change of cars. at the intermne
di:.t po ints froar thence to- N. Y'6rk.
Throughl Tickets $8''O ch, enni alone be
had1 fromi E, WI NS 1DW, Agent of the
WihInaington and Iba ..gh R. R. Comepany,
at thle otiire of the Ctompanuy foot of Lau
rens-ghre'et, to whsom plea.-.e apply. For
othecr mi: rmaetion ingmre of
I.. C.1U~NCAN,
A t ih" .\mtirican I rutel, Charleston S.C(.
.\et 1 05 ly
TRAVELLERS
Aint: i'.t iren To e'at.t. rr
It lI~ GF.*NI.:.\lEN.
:Sia Itt etir e i~tsroN ton:1t..
IFme I ~inen a ndl. isiin Shirt, umde in
the hutest Fashei'1n, and~ of the best Meateri
Dankin's Celebrated
W. l)ANI'IN is the original inven
ter of t he $ ystenis of c uttineg Shirts bey
I I\\E I N'S IP.\TTIElN has received
the niinIhtiel cotnendaitions of gentle.
men n al p to the' Umted1 States, anid
het.n proouedi'( rerfrer.
T hee sul 'reort y nO fiaed.in's Pattern over
all thle late imii'ali'ns of it, is universally
eckntowledoged.--Th'le yeoke is lit ted neatly
to thle neck' I and shcoid eers uciithout scamts,
andi cont equenety doehis tnt chlafet or annot~y
lee tiieleas enrrs n
oIrderi at shorbIt anotice.
l'iim:n Sinutas Aui l),raw'eus' oi Cotton
Silk, t 'e tton, WVoe ets ami other desi rale
I mds, I eun Gjownc, linssi.a Lkelts,
Sin .emb-rz, II l1 dI 11es06 G loves, ('ravats
and llanckerchauirs, (recily heanned.) Stocks
Opera Tl',i. C 'anes, U. merel las, Soap, P er
in cjirv. .\ini a great variety of other
J r The prices at this Estalishmnett
are miere ate anid uniform---and the husi
nei s' o con .ihed a s toc seenrot the customl
t t k . e C, 1I5 49 i( Ot i
fleKalb Factory,
11laviing ta oen the A goney of tho Dr.
K. Al di I.\t: Ti )t Y, we aro prepared to sell
their Y ARNS antd OH$NAIBJltGS for Cash
at F'actor y piices.
A. J. & P'. MOSES.
Jeuno 2 , 1850. 35 if
Wool Wanted.
The highest mnarkttprico paid for WOLL
A.-.&P. MO)SES
- iarleston ytrtitinene.'
E.t Blwte. ii .mt Bs~
M E RCH AN.
NO 19 VENDUE RANGE
CHARLESTON, S~. C.
Unfeaerv'ed Sales af DItY GOODS tw1es
week at his Sales Rooms. Liberal advancea
made on all consigments.
November 6, 1850 . 1 etf
Wanted to Hire 30 Negroes
I will give a liberal price for prime NE.
GRO FELLWS, to work on the Rail
Road, by the month. Persons having any
to spare, even for a short time, will do wel
'o apply at once. A. J. MOSES.
Oct. 301 h, 18.50 1 . tf
To,E CLYDE,~~~
Wholesale and Retail
Under Odd Fellow's Hill, Meeting Siree
CHAR f 2 8'oN, S. C.
DEALER IN
Sugar, Coflbe, Molayses, Wines, Liqours,
Salt, &c. AGENT FOR
Canton Tea Company's Cebrated Black
and Green Teas.
Oct. 2, 105(1 40 tf
W, A. KENT & MITCHELL,
FASHIONABLE
Clothing and Out-Fitting
E S T A B L I SII Al E N T,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 268 King-street, corner of
Wentworth, Charlestonl, S. C.
Purchasers will Iiund at all times a full
and complete stock of Gent's.
JEAD Y-M1 DE CL OTRHINGt
AR TIOLES.
W. A. KENT. G- I. MITCHELI
Mai ufactory 113 WVasIIasagtonE
Stores N. V.
May 1819. 30 tf
Trout & DeLange,
COMMISSION 1ER CHANTS
No. 112, EAST BAY,
Charleston, S. C.
Keep constantly on hand, a large assort
ment of Fresh hurnt Stone Lime, Rosen
dale Cement, Plaster of Paris, New Yorl
Marble Lime, l'hiladelphia white do., Gyp
stun, or Farmers manuring Plaster, Fir
and Hearth Brieks, Plastering Hair, an
Building Materials in general.
ORDERS left with Messrs. J. T. SOL
OMONS & CO. will meet with promp
attention.
Jan 23 ly
HAPYIONIC INSTITUTE,
FERDINAND ZOGBAUM,
Importer of
MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
King street, Sign of the Lyre,
Charleston, S. C.
Edward C. Tharia ~'
GEN'L. COM3IISSION MERClIANT
No. 24 1 'endue Rainge, Charleston, S. C.
Keeps alvays on hand a general Stock 0o
Groceries, &v., and disposes of every des.
cription of Produce at private sale.
Re#ferences:
M. C. MOnIIDCA!, Esq., and Col. JAa1El
GADSDEN. Jan 23, tf
W. C. Diukes & Son,
FA CTIORS,
AND
COMMJISSION ME R. CHANTS.
Sourn A-T.ANTIC WhAaF,
Chaarleston,, S. C.
Jan 23 ly
Paul T, Villepigue,
F A CTOR0 I,
GEXNE R A I. COMMISIOeN ME RCJIANT
CJharleston, S. C.
Jan 23 1y
IMP1ROV'ED ENDLESS CIIAIN
Water Elevators,
All Personis wishijng. the above Elevatora
can be su'lpphed~ by thet Sautscriber, who is
the Agent for the listrict of Suamter S. C.
R. F. L.IGON.
20,000 lbs, Iron Assorted,
5,000 yds. Onahurcs,
5,0400 yds. lirown, shiraing and sheeting,
5,000 yds. 1,Iue Domestic ad Ticking.,
S half b~arrel,, No. 1, Mackerel,
Fresh Soda, Wino andl Lemon Crackers ani
a fresh supply of all kinds of Goods just rc
oeived, nad for salr, L
Feb27, 'A. J. & P. MCSES.
REMVOVAL
OF TnIK
The ,uderrigined having itemoved one doot
below Wmn. t chh's New York Stnre, would
repetull ollii the patroinaae heretofore fat
vo~red hvy his. friends andt the tizirens of Sumte,
generally, betig satitied tha;t hec 'enn acconmmo
date thiemi n ithi any arunties ini is tine of busi
um,~ conbsistinlg of a large and well selected as
II. S. MEL.LETT.
Gin Bands,
1000 Feet '4 inch Copper riveted Gir
Bandis.
Oil Floor Cloth, Indlia Rubber Cloth,
Brussels Ca.rpeting, together with a full
assortmenr't of Ca1rriage Tlrimigs, O04
Padints, Vnrnish &c. F~or Sale by
A. J. & P. MOSES.
A Nlcc assotmenut oCSplr.
it gass L~amaps. Also, the Spirit-gass
For sale, by
L.. 11. IIA NKS.
A Complete Assortmuent of
Iteady mnadet (lothing from a childs Sack toa
Genis Over Coat, aIltlso i iti anrolorod Clothi
and Ca..simand11 l'ancy Vesitings and Cr.
vats. May be had at the store of
J, T. 80J.(JMONS & CO
Oct 23, lu5O 52 tf
No. 244 - .f i a 8'razgT.
Adapted to?! theeSea "
to whc herse u" nvtsteaial
thostvanlyn Cr iat n.e NJ-i. akk w
c ons.t 24ntirely o!' Geo , o'rdearedh
Goads
ncont ntily reoi NEW hiOS, reW ed STO /
himself or-purchased from the catest. -ImpohtaA
tions will ho found to einbrace a very extetdvd:
assortuent of the mo'st. desirable styjas of
Nvew Figurce ad Plaia Col'd .
Silkv,
in Blacks and a great variety of colors. /
Dre e Goos, s
Thibets and Cashmers, French Merhiori-,atfd
de Cheme colored Alpacas, PIlaipantL. dirinod
Moan DeLaines in new and betqutiful style; at
the lowet prices.
Mounaing Goodi
Bombazine, Silk Warp- Alpacns,.Biacc Chal
lys, Black DeLaines of all descriptions, to which.
particular attention is paid.
ShanwIn
A large and full aa.rtuent oflung anmi ure
Cashmere, and Terkiro Shawls, Colore Silk,
Vissets, Mantils, Pallilots and Sasek froth .
$4 50 to $25.
Glorcs tind floeiery
Linen Cambric amid Lawt
IIk'fs,
Imported direct for ILdie" and Gentlemen of
every price on style togbether with
Bnammket, iercys, Iunsm els,
EHommne'apuutr, Long Clothis,
Chenp Ca:licocs. Coitun Ona
tiarahi.. &c. &.
Purchorers visiting the City. will find it for
their interest and to visit, when in pursuit of
Dry Goods, either of a Fancy or Stuple charac
ter at
IIOWLAND'S WARE ROOMS,
2144 Bend of King Street.
December 11th, 1850 7 tf
The State of South-Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRIC'T.
John L. Dickson who in in the custody
of the Sheriff'of Darlington t:strict. by vir
tue of a Writ of (:apias ail 4at'sfaciendtum
at the suit of Wilice Goodeoon, hA rig filed
in my office ingnther, with a s< hedulo on,
onth, of lia estate andi elgcts, he peut -
-o the Court of Coimotn Picas, prayog
that he may be adniouel to the benefit of
the Acts of the Generil Assembly, made
for the reliet of Insolvent 'hilhtors. It is
ordered, that the N:,id Witire Grdson, and
all other the crdtors to whom the 'said
John L. Diclson is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby suuannned and ht avt
notice to appear belore the saut Court. at
larlington Court house on Momiay' the,
seVeiteenth day of Mar' h next, to bhew
rtuse if any they ct n, wh the prayer o
the tition afores;,i- sit n e a
S igopn District, S. C.
1dARTIN & BRYAN,
AND GL.'NERAL
CommrissioinMrha s
Boyce 4. Co.'s It 11rf,
CEIAR L ESTON ~. C.
JAMtES SMAlTIN. TitO5I A. DRYAN
References: :
Mr. RLOBEitT MAIRTIN, (tnrtestors
"IR. O'N.EAL, C'otn int,
4 JA~tES V.IenuT, eraW,
'. I. A tsE'N, WViz4Thcr.
iElS ild on (.',tten andi other
Produtte 'dt to themt. r.f-Tartiettlar
ttentin ~wrn ;o slthe purea DaC-ilgging,
Rope, atnd Famrniy Sutpplies.
31st July, 1850'. (hn. C
School Eooks,
Of Every Descript.tan from te Elemen-4
tary Speller, to lat in and Greek, itnclud..
ing Stationery of all kinde, for Sale by
A. 3. & P'. MOSES.
Win, Ails ton Gourdin,
NO.4, EAST BAY,C(hilRi.TO"RNS.C.
Is ptrepatredl to miake libi-ral advanc
Rice, Cotton, Corit, Ruuanr,
i'5Oenf, & C.,. Ger..re A. H opk~ y, A louzo J.
WVhite, Chart stmo. S. C..: Tandy Walker,
Esti., G re'env ihi'. S. C.
April 24, 18501. 26 ly
CHEAPERII THAN E VER .
For Cash, Goa'd Notes or
Ac conts
Conuisting1 of Sugare, (:a goodl as ev- - .
er brought so thisi market,) froma8 to 9,
10 and 11 cents.
IopeTwine, ('lhme, leiper, Spice, ('aniet,
and varius other artictes too tedions to tmen a
hero.
Ready :Madee Cilotmiig.
.- --A L$o
CROCKERY, I~i.U)WARE, AND
Hatu, Catp, Hoots and Shoc'.
A Fine lotL oif flati. Caps, Iloota, and all ki
and sizes, of .SJILES. 1ie pure to catltnd
for yourselves.. McRlOY & JONEu
Sept, 14, 18'a
CAIRS! cHIuus!i!
Mahoganv Rocking Crain eiat Do.
Winsor lye.
S12 dozen (Cain Seat tind Wisnor Set
Chairs for mho low. A pply to
A. J1. & P. MOSE~
Dec. 13th, * - 18 t
BONNETh ! IONN ET
ENGJLISiI ST RA W. P'rie from
751, to $1. liy McR:hY Jt)NE
Negro Shoes.
WVilson & Cacragoni's Shies.s for s'
hy . W. J. FR IANC'8.
Nov, 32b, 115