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[IEdinburh JouraL. g *ft uRAttorney. 'J e, co'ursQ a letter fromn ftc ' er hir arrival there but o.: ;jfactory one. tt m oh nve-tone hind been tru. 4e~fle d Mulliims, who erected e a o1h ite atg-tabl. ma Flint had '~bYheta gr'avedigger, but could make t n ni There. was no regulr a& tbt kept in words except it o ~ip g' to C'.nningham; and the 1 Wh '"g'Vbuli Gosfod, and who liv h1ui, In Dublin, had been dead .This was disheartening and ch renough; and, as if to give our t t;ate client the oup de grace, Mr, JadiestJunior marched into the office juot ;after I had read it, to say that, hav. it$r Miten referred to us by Lady Seyton for explanations with respect to a state. imienit made by a Mr. Edward Chilton to h&e lonorablo James Kingston, for whom they, the Messrs. Jackson, were now act . ,;ing, by which it appeared that the said Pul .H tforablo James Kingston was, in fact, h e:;ars;of. Seyton, he, Mr. Jackson, junior, would be happy to hear what I had , ay,, pethe subject. It needed but t Cs. hifon had, as I feared he would, . -after iipdtn we had been consulted, sold lidsecret, doubtless advantageously, to the Heirit-law. There was still, however a charce that something favorable might t turn, tip, and as I had no notion of throw ''! p'that chance away, I carelessly reulied the wo had reason to believe Chilion's atdry was a malicious fabrication, and that d should of course throw on them the onus of judicial proof that Gosford was still ive when the late Earl's marriage was *ol eiod, Finally, however, to please Mlr. o Jackson, who professed to be very anxioup, for the lady's sake, to avoid unnecessary RTlit and to arrange the it'air as quietly as i' jsiblh, I agreed to meet him at Lady Seyton's in four days from that time, and Jeoar-the evidence upon which he relied. This could not at all events render our position worse; and it was meanwhile agreed that the matter should be kept as iaas possible profoundly secret. 'Three days passed without any further tidinge from Mr. Flint, and I vehemently feared that his journey had proved a fruit. Jess one,-when, on the evening previous to'the day appointed for the conference at S yton House, a hackney coach drove raf idly up to the office door, and out popped Mr. lijnt, followed by two strangers whom he very watchfully escorted into the house. .r P atrick Mullins and Mr. Pierce Cun :ningzham,' said Flint, as he shook hands with' iio in a way which, in conjunction i vilth the merry sparkle of his eyes, and the ,boisterous tone of his voice, assured me all was right. 'Mr. Pierce Cunningham vill sleep here to-night,' he added; 'so ." lins had better en go a bed out.' CAnningham, an il looking lout of a fel low, niuttered that he chose 'to sleep at a tavern.' 'Not if I knew it, my fine fellow,' re joineii Mr. Flint. 'You mean well, I dare say; but I cannot lose sight of you for all that. You eithersleep here or at a station The man stared with surprise and alarm; but knowing refusal or resistance to be hopeless, su.ienly assented to the arrange _eut, and withdrew to the room appointed ---- inmn 'vigilantly guarded. For Mr. ris'wdengaged a bed at a neighboring tavern. Mr. Flint's mission had been skilfully A'1IM: successfully accomplished. He was convinced, by the sullen confusion of man ner tuanifested by Cunningham that some i llanous agency had been at work, and hie aegain wa~ited on Mulling the stone-cutter. ' Who gave you the order for the grave. .eton':' lie asked. Mr. Mullins referred to his hook, and answered that lie received it by loi ter. 'Had he got that letter!' Very hmk ly,' he replied, as he seldom destroyedl busimms papers of any kind.' A seatrchi wans instituted, and finally this letter,' said Mr. Flint, worth an earl's coronet tnrn -and drmy as It is, turned up. This invaua ble11 dcu~mment, wvhiclhboro the London post. date of June 23, 1832, ran as followu: 'A NnLESEA Ho-ra., H ArnAurrT, Los. ~oy, June 23, 1832. 'SIR-Please to erect a plain tomb-stone at the head of Charles Gosford, Esquire's grave., wtho died a few months since at dwit r,:s ag.ed thirty-two yea'rs. The. is all * thie iac'd be inscribjed upon it. You are ren.rred to Mr. Guinness of Hackville treet. Dubhin, for ptayinent. Your obedi EomVAnI CuIlt-oN. %ai see,' continued Phnti, 'dhe (nhit had mii;dvertently leit out the 'late of Gus ford's dleathm, mierely stating it had oc-curred a low months previously; anid Mduliins 'tunctludled thai, in entering the order in huis diky-hook, he must have soimehhow or othrr concounded the date of the letter it'h that of' Gosford's decease. Armie. with this frecious discovery, I again sought Cmsu:.gham, and by dint of promiises and traat last get the truth out of the ras cal. It wvas this: Chtilton, whlo returneid to thi s country fronm the Cape where lie had resad.. for three years previouusly, about two Ath~iIs ago, having soufribuiiess to 8etu& li Dublin, twent over there, anid oie day viited Swords, read the imscriputioii on Ch res G~oford's grave-stone. and imime dituely sought, out the grave-digger, and askmi h1mo if he had any record ot that gen x .eomds ' burial. Cunninzhanm saidlihe had, andl produced his book, by wich it apphear od. hh~. it-took place Decembuer .31, 1831I. "'Tu t caninot be," remarked Cihtn. andiu bdi r' erred to thte head astono: unning. ktam tn.:d he liad noticed the mistake a few days ifter it was erected; hut thiniking it of c~ onsequence, and never having. that hie kne w of. seen Mr. Mullins simce, lie had said, and indeed thought, nothing aibout it. ifo cltude the story-Cthitn ultimately, byw payVme~nt of ten pounds dowin, and liber -at promnmes for the future, prevailed upon te ravedigger to lend hiimielf to the in faninu'i: device the sight oh' the graive-stone ha~d suggested to his fertile, une crupulous bram I. This~ war indeed a glorious success, and .the tirmn of Flint and Sharp drank the (Tnntess of Seyton's health that eventing ith gr.eat enithusiasm, and gleefully bLiogh t of the morrow.' *Wq. fotandl the dlrawing-rnoom of Seyton I Thuse geccupied by thd Honoinrable James Kingston, hit solicitors the Messrs. Jack sni1ltty Heytoin and her father and sis -ter, to schnn shte had at length disclosed the Enree of her disquietude. The chid drein were leaving the apartment as we on teren .t, andi the grief-dimmed eyes of thte coon1 'a rested sadly upon her birighit-eyed hovy n, lie slowly withdreiw withI his esters. Tilint !'ek chaniged to one oi wild surprisc as it encountered Mr. Flint's shtining good - himour'ed countenance. I was more comn omed aind reserved than my partner, though feehntn. at vivm'dly as he did theo satiifactioni efe W~'mng abile not only to dispel Lady Soy. 4qn's'sinhgsh,..bul to exhinguiish the bxul 4ttiroItd t,'gnplei on thn hopes, of the Hounourebi mate Kinguten, a stiff, grave. middle-aged piece of hypot ritic:al propriety, who was survoying .from out the cor,ers of his af'ectedivunobservant eyes the furni ture atnd decr r itions'o[ the splendid spar. ment, and hugging hitnself with the thougl t that all that was his! Business was imtuo. diately proceeded with. Chilton was call. ed In. He repeated his former story ver batim, and with much fltenc'y and con. dence. He then placed In the hands of Jackson senior the vonchers signed by Cunninghan and Mullins. The transient light faded frn Lady eyton's counten. ance as she turned dospair naly, almost accusingly, towards us. 'What answer have you to make to this gentleman's statement, thus corroboratedP demanded Jackson senior. 'Quite a rem-rkable one,' replied Mr. Flint, as he rang the bell. 'Desire the gentlemen in the library to step up,' he added to the footman who answered the summons. In about three minutes in marched Cunningham and Mullins, follow. ed by two police ollicers. An irrepressible exclamation of terror est aped Chilton which was immediately echoed by Mr. Flint's direction to the piolice as lie pointed towards the trembling caitifi': 'That is your man: secure him.' A storm of exclatnat ions, questions, re. monstrances, instantly broke forth, and it was several minutes before attention could be obtained for the statements of our two Irish witnesses and the reading of the hap pily-found letter. The effect if the letter adduced was decisive, electrical. Iidy Sey. ton as ,its full significance ti..shed upon twr screatned with convulsive joy, and I thotight tnust have fanited frot excess of enation. The Reverend JohntlHaley returned audi ble thanks to God in a voce quivering with rapture, and Miss I lavlev, ran out of the apartment, and presently returned with the children, who were immediately half sinothered with their niother's ecstatic kisse-. All was for a few mninutes bewilt'. erment, joy, rapture! Flint. persisted to his dying day that I.aily Sevton threw her arms around his neck, and kissed his bald old forehead. This, however, 1 cannot personally vouch for, as my attention was engaged at the inotnent by the adverae claimant, the lHonourable Janes Kingston, who exhibited one of the inost irre.istably comic, wo begone, lackadisical aspects it is possible to conceive. iHe made a hurri ed and most. undignified exit, and was inn mediately followed by the discomititel 'fain. ily' solicitors. Cilnton was conveyed to a station.house, and the next day was fully committed for trial. lie was convicted at the next sessions, andt sentenced to seven years' transportation; anud the 'celebrateid, firn of Flint and Sharp derived considera ble lustre, and nuore protir, I rom this sue cedsful stroke of professional dexterity. GEORGE W. MORGAN, SUMTIIt.VI ,t., S. C. fo" Office one door Sothl of A. C. SrAp t. office. Sunterville, June 5 32-tf jLaw Notice, The subscrihers have this day formed a co-partnership in the praetice oi Law. T1. 11. FRlASERi, I.. L. FItASIt, Jr. Office at Sumuterv'il1e. Jan 1. 1831. ly WILLIAM G. KENNEDY, SUMTTERVULLE, S C. . Will pratice in the ( oiurts of I1.awt, fir Sinm ier, Itichlcand, Keruhaami DatIzrliingtoni. OkFFICLE A T s '3T I-.'R F'IL 2. Jan. 1st, 1851 10) tf GOOD A% OLE) IEA T. J UST receiveda bay a tat. Tra in of carsn ptjrini bot of Groceries, such, ia Sa' r. t ollE'.,.llae, Chaese, Flower ,aud every inga, c'omiiininlty kept by country merchaants, ihapq fr cash biy .ilelt(JY & JON LCs. The State of South-Carolina, Samuel Anadrew, whot is in th. eni~istd of the. Shecrifl of lDarlingtona Ditstr t. hv virna-i's f ai Writ ofCupias ad SNatsfueraanin.at thet sit of Johnm F. Ervin, hiaving' tileda ini iiny oil'ieri to*githeir w'ith a schediule ont a':ath, if haki-i e a.e anid i.tietsu, his petitioun toi the our. o ('arottm~uiinan Plea.. Iray-. imng that he inay be adittedii.l it the wn.-titi of the Acts of the GenearaI A..aainitay, inad~e for a he re' lief of Insolveat IDbiorsi. Iit~ intered that the. rnaidtJohna. Israin. ia ll oithear the ceit, ra. lto havce ntice to appe~ar befor C in.. snil t'iirt at Iarlinatoin (oiurt I lanisei. in uh- iani tt ay of .Jala net, to slhowt can -, if: any itwr c :m i. whiy thie payer of the Im'tition nitoresai-l huuhl~ti not hb' granie.'I is. It. Illt I'N$( N. c. t'. r. w. u. Otliae of C(monuia I 'teau, Datrlinagtonu D istrict . S. ( . 8 3m The State of South Carolina, Sherr ii'f theartinet2..i IDiiirict, bly 'airtiie if ,a Wttrit oft aptias adtit ai!-ti,a.ron alt the .niu oaf IabihnD. Shirrny, .ainivin tilid ti iy 'ittiti.,io. ,ethae~r ith a scheul e on ail . of a~!a i-- est.a..~ atail af1liets, hii petitin ia ilwi I iltri aof '.aroniii l'tiens, partaing tht hie iiuty hei ~tanitatd inh tiade faor the. re-lie-f ofi lii..len .'ii biars. It i rarderedl that ilae .aidt .1.11m D. .larr:n :0, I aill Jlefjords is in atny w 'i-- in'lebtead, bae, anda ther~a tre h.t.raety eusitialii'a!a htii v'a at t er to~i i t i ig ni ,efare: ilie said Con~ari ait IDarhaaetuoni .'iri Iio.e mi Moa'nday the. savenaiiateeihil daf .aila i..1i. 0atoathew cause.. if aniy thaey e.n wa lay ti- pra er nf the petition n.fare-saidl .h-lii~ia nt he. granai~td. Dilice of C'anommo leas, Deinbe ialr in, N50i Datrligion D)istric-t. a h The State of South Carolina. mA It .lNt'(TON IS iItle T.'I Willjiam I). ltiolling-a't ii ' w h a i the' ea t it iii the SherifTraf I arlinatonr Dinjrict. b~y ,iine ii a Wrtit of I aias.. ad San--fm-aedum ait the aoi iof Johni lF. larviin, heavinig litedh i myi otiei toageth fectst, hais petition. i it ' th t'ijart of i '-anniain tIl-a,. praying ilint hei nuiiy bei whiatiedi to. thi-ban-ut i~f thlie/ Acti of the. Geneiaraal A'aaiiblya inuae laor that the iaidl Johno F. Flrt in noil allt ather.,-h oreditors, to whl~iom thei -a id i Wilhtami II. Italbui is in anywtise indeb'tte, he,' anda~ theyi tare heara by inmnmoned andi hiae niitier toi appat.r biefore' the smid Coeurt at JIhtrlingitona ('t ilItiuse ini.ion liay the seventt'enmthi y iaf .l.arita nea. 'toii .hew' cianse If any they .an, why a thei para.ye'r of the' pi titiont shoulid nolt he' grninta'd. 1E. I. IHit:NS(ON. c. i'. r.s Officc of C'otmmon Plea'i, D~ecembaer in. I <50. BlradfordI .Spri aagn i FemanI Institute. TIhe FExerciui', of the lhaf'irlfn Springs l'i' male Institute, waill hto re'siimeda oni th ih'rsat Moinda y ini F~ehrnary ntat. niadjar th. ijreactiaon of the Illev. F.vwas ( .m'r:n n.s pro ijia tip, aidted ty cimteni'iit as.'si.tan, mi. thiIe 'ar nitun bra'ches of' a thorough anad f'iiheda F.,a Iaion. Fair Bloardt a~nd 'iiitaion, the teniirm ar thi-c iiriginal.' ly catabltihed, half yearly in adan~e. JanI'r. 22d. leil. 13 if ANY, AND EVERY THING. As J, & Pa MOSES, Having received their FALL AND WINTER STOCK, now ofrer at their commodious Ware Rooms WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The latrgest and most varied assortment of Goods, Wares, and Merchanlize, to be found in Smnterville, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery, .Ilardware, Cutlery and edged Tools, Hats, Cape. and Bonnets, gioots and Shoes, Sadlery and iarness Sole, Upper and Patent Leather, Carriage Trimmings, including Axles, Springs, and Ma leable Castings. 100 Sacks Salt. Sweeds and English Iron, broad and narrow bars, square and round do. Hoop, Band, and Boiler Iron 5000 yards Bagging Together with Rope. 'wine, &o. SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY. The attention of Teachers Is particularly re quested to the above ns from our imtense stock any quantity or kind can be obtained. We have the most complete assortmnent of READY MADE CLOTHING that has ever been brought to this market, to gother wt ith Clotha, Cassimers, and Vestings. Como and see CAR PE ''ING, BA lZR AND RUGS, 1000 yards carpeting, Rugs to match, and stout hlocking Baize. Paints, (lass, Oil, Putty W hiling 4-c 4-c. We can snpply any qtintity, quality, or colour of paint and can recommend our Glass as to quality and at Charleston prices. P'ATICNT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS including I)r. Jayno's Family Medicines. One Bale Fresh Iop.e just opened. Planters will find it to their advantage to ex amine our llankets, and Negro Goods as we can sell thei as low as any Charleston House. Decemb .r ith, 1850 6 If M. DittU(KEIt & CO. ARE now just ope.nin " their large and uew sttp ply of seasonable goss , consiting in part of (loths, Cossimeres, sattinets, vestings, linens, Plain and figured alpncca, mnuselin de oi.ines, Ginghats, with other goods for Ladies Dresses, A .so A splendid variety of Calicoes, and the very best amid cheapest blenched amid brown Muslin to beI found in the town - 't'he above Gosls lave been selected with the greatest care, and will be soldt as always, at the very lowest prices. Dec. 11th, 185t 7 tI OCtSH STORES The snbscierilr hast taken the' Store for merly occupic'i by C. mleL-IAN, and will Open in a few days at entirely new and well selectedl Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, lARDWARE, Cu t i e r y, and Crockery, which he will olU-r ts low for cash asthey can be bought in any Southern Marke-t, it retail. lie rcttm! is his thanks to his l 'rmer ens torners and hopes for a contiuance of their patronage. T. J. DINKINS. Sept 17, 1850. 47 tf Nf"' Watchman please copy -1 tines. GIN MAKING, &C. We are prepared to execute orders to any extent in the above line, botIt for new workand repairs. Our Gins are not stir passed by any irnade in the State, possesing all the ad vantages of tihe falling Breast and Sliding Ribs, which daves a great deal in way of repairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws, vith teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly injure the finest staple, with art impirovinet o regtilate tie mting af thie cotton,; ouir biruish is conistrttcted on a plan, gijving at once, tihe advantages oif hghztn~mess, strentgth and force-all very imatetial inr thle sucessful opswraition of a Gin. We wotuh1( invite laniters toi call ait otir shopj,:tiri examnine foir thlenmselves, whliilsi we wuouh li assmre the pubhlic genieral ly, thait thmey shlltae niI~ o ca use to coot.. latin Litlier clo ur wvork ocr priess. CAIIINI'T M.\KiIG. We are ali p- repai~rmi to (do work inr lie Cainmet linie-stuch as lietiste:nls. WVard rob-es Saftes, flook cases, St~riids, Tlabiles, Cuphoni~iis, &c. &ce. at shtort notice, on lil'D)SON & TItlUTllF.R. Opposeik thae Prs .ytejfrian chu rch. "-I nm at muni and dloetni noetheing ni hieht re niese to nuin ifre-igun to mny feeling." .I A VlG~ltOttS l.11-X Thi. 1loee'4, just ptibli.'del i-e til wvith ti'e' (ii ilforilla.timi, olu- he iriii-j. ani dlise-r ..sc eel tri' tierier-.etire ir:,re. It ;ielerec-es itelf .llike tee Vt il 'T. .AANiltOtl? aind (11.1) M~.. To a ll who liappreln- mior suil-r umhel-r lie dlire conerinern e-m-..s of e-arly org perolongieed imiereins mrlry ami biamneil inlbit-~ t. aill n. ie, ini ae'blition teliin..ji ' hiial enrery, are the vietun- eef ne-rvou el-and ii-mi n l-n t l emiiy. niel e-t miiem.m anail tebinihoely die--pe aieeri-y. lDr. iKe. wonbiili ,ay Hette4 alaie lisook. Thie vel:he, ai ice aiwI inmprescive warniing mlit e -.s n il! pcr. i-ent y'ear,' em min--ru awel itlf-r I'aerents- lby r'eiohne,. ii~ n ill I-ie lean ~ l e to re venitt i t- h--trie on~ el ilheir ciirenm. r.ireu ni cc fc i 5 gerig..1 b.'ed jii mc tner.a;-hilre-ced ,e ilkls. lIN 1l:.IN . N. W. ore flillitO \ l'NltiN Streetst, heetnemi uimre- ai bioo , mmler etilpelel. pcr ri-eurn of mail. of er-eive- aindt uninrterruedee praictie SIClt mn ibaeis nil,- rlinderedl l~r. b-. the moexpe;.rn ri n ereo sftul ,rmolitliner fuir nwzl leamr, in thei treahtmi-en t of l thelim- oft ia prii i e nnmure. thre-in, er b-Ls, ;eni ini 1lh ehemi er hanii-'. lmer euiriael rhecieiei-me. strielnture, gral. ilh-ed-s aeri-im:,. treoml Iou eihfl ei-i or~, eg iniltunti.s of the belodc , ui heCr. by i -Che emelnin tbm, theronnl neh-. ae aell I ratedc ni mii .ineer--. Ilei tw hol phe hime-I under the lare eef r. i, a r. eill routhh1- leehs honer as- ai genmtlelm. and e-ouilblenitly rely uponce is c-kil nia ai ill) -ile~li. t .' 1'ereeue, t a eli-tmiee maimv wiresse hr. lK. by- letier. (pocst-pa.cl andc te Cuireed i ath eeee. tOINs. k..tfrwanhl-t, hev sewlchn~ a reinani ce ndmie t mit e nir.- ireom I?~l1 t ?lt [ TIt l. 1. ;V' Iel-e-ire. Ne-we Agient, l'edelairs, C'anian-e-rn,;umiiaelI ote~ire suppCliedl ith thei abo~e w' crk. ai very lowi tues. KEEP DRY, A' lairge tect oef hlito llitebbr eoo !s ecotnitinig eef ('apec, Over I eemt, Ileakse, liots~.. Schoees, la'guintgc., t'lee ne, l arC1l-eo l'ig'd Imhea~ ltue~er and i l ht'lhs. leer c-aeiebhy . l T. )I1.M.N105 & CO. Itt.23I, I195, 52 if LEMYAN & AVEILHE, (Grocers Comumuuaint-iiosa Mercimsahate4 ''lA I~lMT->lON, S. C. lvaltu u P ciI. 1A:m A. P. A. A vio us,~ Jus! A. ANDERSON, puuuIterv'iII(, S. l.. Respectfully Iifornms his friend ndeii tine pubbl a gerllly, that ho len joist rerl ci ed a large and well N'lc('ttd STiC(JI of.D FALL, and WJNTIRa GOODS;IJX coast ting of French, lEnglishi and Alnwrieuua Broad Clothsl French ai Egisghid CWniti'ere. plain afiid fan cy, douible and ..iiagh nillit I)ocskinms' French and Enaglish weds, Kent.iucky Jennes, Er mn Cloths. Irish Lirmutuns. (lover~, . uts ende~rs, Cravats, llucnk'reij'f, 1ple, EtbrelIns, &c. All of ,wil ill hI i'iold at t1141. nilit liberal terms, and at piles coirresponnding with the times. Garments manu fac.ture'd by the subascriber and warranted to give 'eztiilfc.'iti. A. ANDEIRSON. Oct. 9, 1850 50) ly LIVER COMiPLAINT, Jaundlie', .I).1.'jvpsla, U/j,'onu, or* .Nervous ih'ti/iUq, Di)se'ase of e~d Lier or iSi/ouaaeh, such, a (., ll-.It;,ctivii, in ward P~iles. it /in i'.S' or blood to tile .Il'tll, A d/W I'~ the Sb." te SIl,llt./i, i"''fl.it' r.'(e(tions, ,S'in1int/ "r I'lurin'~r; (at bt Mill (/'it 114 fe~tq. . f:,y.tl andl di/(?i"ult /1i 'l" r""'", flu(bl'r inn/ U! tore I/hart, tS' f )("l~n, :'l:q/&nt P W'll't'l in a v7,'ion, J.'.( or JJ 'G'h 1o 0/i t h i'iyih'rl'vui I11t 4iluin in th. e t,1" (ii.' n, tn 'I .St''iPHis' ', ( lfl l Great "P. pre L~r ,.t' !alt be D)R. 09 07L ..A hQ _1r ' f i s1 No I'J() :2'c'3 'ii'.. 'Lia::1~ld'1g)Iii:t. Thrir jidner orrr /Is?, -: .' 0 r ,.<~' ;,ini! (.2" ft~ rld i"'.'fllt i1, 1,'e'r,r,,... ,r ": -,,t . n, in (hr. aftr rAi!l'nil liltyy. it,.. I '1i' e Illi;.*r." iir 11,; 1.:". I ,niii tn of' in. t'ion of di~enivi of nit. I i . r -i *. I,""r xlnnths, elierci-inig the lis-t Fi'it l t ;'.x , ir iii wa' ane, withal. rau .rz~i :n .'' rut. ltl:AI) ANi) Iii: (1)\1I~c 1 I CIIAH. IRonh'"-ov I: ' q" I :.. it 'm.Id In a "31v wijfe stn: nit's.'I iii' nr""c4 , coon.' lien' efit f'rntn ynur ttt' iuino t (Lan at ~jter we hav. ever taken ftr t o~. J):i.jrptai~ t di'i".e." "Ti: 'xrl:jj nio,'k aryIl' at Wood stock, Vu., Jail o'. re ii ' 2 ,, "ehave tiiifhirtnlv r~^ ia i fnt onnm. ham, Esq,~ anaouhoe him. is+'*1ddste for the office of'Sheriff at' tl 1dxt i petj March 29th. 1849, '" , W c [are aUtti.1zed t0 announeo MALLY-BROGDON, Esq. a Candidate for Thet Wepf Sheriff of Sum. er Dietjigt, at the nextEleotion. I Svc are utlt 44a'izci to atinounc''Col. JOUlf C. RHA MI, a can. didato for tho ofice of Sheriff, at the ensu ing Election. The Friernds ol' nicara'd B. BiRtOWN, ahnounce him as a Candi date for the Offido, of Sheriff'of Sumter District at the ensuing Election. I1 We-are authorized to announce Maj. IOIIN BALLARD, as a candidate fo sheriff at the ensuing election. .The friciads of William A. COLCLOUGII, Esq., -announce him as a andidate for. Shoriff at the next Election. FOR TAX CO.LLECTOR. rWe are authorized to announceJUllN W DARGAN, a candi date for Tax; Collector, for Claremont County, at the next Election. A We are autiorized to annonnee A.EXANDER WATTS, Eq. as a (andi4ate for Tax Collector, of Clare mont county at the ensuing Election, MANY FRIENI)S. SaThe Friends of Rev. Fl t1)lRICl IWUSH , unriounco hin is a andidate for ,the ohico of Ordinary, at the next uelecilon. ' Nov. -3th;41850 8 tf ;tThe Friends. of Thos, I.- Safr P.If' >anionnee himt its a cuisdate for the oflee. of Tax Collector, for the County of C laremont. NovemberG, 1850 2 2 We are authorized to announce Capt. J. W. $TUC(EY an a can didate for Tax Collector for Salem County, at the next election. Oct. Itth, 1450 51 tf Oz 'tihe Frimnd off' Joii G. W IIIT' Esq.nnnuunce nint a+ a Candidato for Tax C(o.lect r of Claremont county at the next Election, Fare Reduced to $20 from Charleston- to New-York. 'I'IIE GlEAT' MA1L ROUTE FROM CHARLESTON, S. C, LEAVING the Wharf at the foot ot Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival of the Southern cars, via VIL lING'ON, and WVI.l)ON, N. C. PE. TIElteilURGt(, itIMaOND, to WAS1i I NGTON, lfA1/l'l MOlRE, I'IILAI)EL PiIfA. and N.- YQRK. The ptblic is rusepectfully informed that the steamers of this line, from Charleston to Wilmington, are in first rate coiditibn, and are navigntod by well known aud expes riericod coinanders, apd the railroads are in fino order, therehv seuring hafety bo0th and dispatch.'A'filltOUGil TICKET hatving already' been in operatioit will be cntiinued on anid after the tfus of Oct. 1819, ns a permtanient arrangement from Cla-r!stoin to New York. Passengers availing themselves thereof, will have the optioni either to conitintue withotut delay through the route or otherwise, to stop at anyv of the inrterinediate poinits, renewing t hmr seaits ont thle line to suit their conve iinine. liy this. roit traivel letrs may reach I New York ont the I tird day durin~g busines-.h!ours. lbger wall he ticketed ont boardjthe Steamenr to Weldon, as like. wise on th-. change of cars. at the inltrme diateo pointe fromu thence to N. Yd6rk. Thlrotghi TIi 'cets 8'' ueh, can alone he h-i fromi E, WI NS .OW, Agent of the Wilintgtoinn la i igh ;e~xIt. R. Comipany, at the. nflic-o of thie (Comnpany foot of Lau. renis~-.t, to wvhomi pilease apply. For I.. C. DUNCA N, At ihn . Amican~t II ACe, Chalirlestoni S. C. .Al:iv 1 05 Iy TRAVELLERS t .t 'tmi-'A i.u rrN tsmsi sTotts f ( 'er' :I . Ieringi and~ .Iuarkt Strets, S:Al nii Tm: tnarsro Sunn(tL.. 1ff IR TS Fmen I .nr-n an d \lii'Iin Shirt-', made in he tet P'-hioni, andI of the best Alateri Dankin's Celebrated PA. TTER:ICN. WA. A. l).\NKIN is thie original inven t ro h ytenti of cutting Shuirta by) l)l\NIN'S PATTEltN has recetvedl in:'-n i : irts of the Uite~d States, and heO it 'n nleet rrfr/. Tlhe' sul eriant y of /Andiin's l'attern over all the late ju imi-ns otf it, is universally acknowledge d.---Thie yokte is fit ted necatl'y to thle in-irk atnd tshooiders't r-i~hut se-sms, and t consequently ioe noi-~mut chtate or annoy (,et enaies mea~auries ta orderVI at shorit nIotice. I 'tnD Siumi-s A\ o I )twvs of Cotton .Sd I. It'to, Wioleni :,itl other des~iale Ins )eu---itr (Gowns, Ruiss-ia 1t.I1s, :aI I.a tuketiofs, (re-oly heniine~dl.)Steicks ( )'ra Tl.--, (:nines, 1 imhrehas, Soap, Per in eerv. A id a nre at va riety' of other t t'I Te pri es at this Establliuhment are innhtr.te ad oliforim---atnd the butsi niet 51 conied asol to seeniire the cuistoin of thI s who 'aie purchaset fromt us. (It),. '-2. 1s1 *.0) l!) f De&&alb Factory, IIl-tvingz it-n th A goncy of the DE lL.\ lit 1'.\ CTilR V, we are perep'ared to sell their VAlNS atnd OSNAIJURIGS forCashi A. J. &. P. MOSES. June '. 1, 1 8Z0. 35i tf Wool Wanted, The highest market~c prinad for- WVOL AJ ,P. MOSES Ebarleston abrtttisfeme# E. pB. CRW8 AuetloueeE and ota MERCHANT. 2 NO 19 VENDUE RANGE, CHARLESTON, S. Cs Uhteserved Sales of DRY GODB t ea week at ile Sale. Rooms. Liberal advances mnade on all consignments. November 6, 185 9 tf Wanted to Hire 80 Negroes. I will give a liberal price for prime NE GRO FELLOWS, to work on the Rail Road, by the month. Persons having any toppare, even for a short time, will do well 'o apply at once. A. J. MOSES. Oct. 30th, 18.50 1 tf T. E, CLYDE, Wholesale and Retail Under Odd Fellow's Hall, Meeting Street CilA RE[A TON, S. C. DEALER IN Sugar, Cofihe, Molaises, Wines, Liqours, Salt, &c. AGENT FOR Canton 'Tea Conmpan ,'s Cebrated Black and Green 'Teas. Oct. 2, 1050 49 tf W, A. KENT & MITCHELL, FASHIONABLE Clothing and Out-Fitting E S T A B L IS I MI" N T, MASONIC HALL, No. 268 King-street, corner of Wentworth, Ch~arleston, S. C. Purchasers will find at all times a full and complete stock of Gent's. RE ADY-MADE CL OTHTNt AlR TICLE. W. A. KENT. G. IH. !MITCHELL Mlanufactory 113 Washi ngtoa Stores N. V. May 18.19. 30 tf Trout & DeLange, COMAIiZSION 41ER1 CHANTS, No. 112, EAST BAY, Charleston, .. C. Keep constantly on hand, a large assort ment of Fresh burnt Stone Lime, Rosen. dale Cement, Phister of Paris, Now York Marble Lime, l'hiladelphia white do., Gyp sum, or Farmers manuring Plaster, Fire and Hearth Bricks, Plastering Bair, and Building laterials in general. ORDRIts left with Messrs. J. T. SOL. OMONS & CO. will meet with prompt attention. Jan 23 ly HARMONIC INSTITUTE, FERDINAND ZOGBAUM, Importer of MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, King street. Sign of the Lyre, Charleston, S. C. Edward C. Than GEN'L. COMMITSSION MERCIIANT,; No. 21 AIendue Riange, Charl:ston, S. C. Keeps always on hand a general Stnd of Groceries, &..., and isposes of every des cription of Produce at private sale. Re ferr'es : M. C. MORDEcir, Esq., and Col. JAM1Es GADSDE.N. Jain 23, t[ W-. C. Dukes & Soni, FACTORS, ANn COMMLTS'SION MJE R CIANTS. SotJTJ ATr.ANTIC WnAr,. Charleston, S. C. Jan 2:1 ly Paul T, Villepigue, F A CTOR,0 I SEVE R A L COM.ISSION, ME RCJIANT Charleston, S. C. Jan 23 ly IMPROVED END)LESS CIIAIN Water Elevators, All Personis wishing the above Elevators can bie siuppheiid by. the Stteriber, who is the Agent foir the I)istrict if Sumter S. C. R. F. LIGON. Sumnterville, Oct. 31.,t 1'i19.. i1 ly 20,000 lbs, Iron Assorted, 5,000 yd,. llrown iishlirzing and sheeting, .S,000 yds. lulnoet),ice and TPickings, 5 half harrels, No. I, 3lackerel. Fre,4h 8oda. Wine and, l,'mon Crackers and a fresh supply o~f ail kinds of Goods. just re fltived, andt for sale, by Feb27, 'A. J. & P. AMOSES. REMVOVAL The undu~ersigned hatving Remioved oneo door beloIw Wmn. n ebb~l's New.i York *Stao would re'spectfualy sodicit the paitron~age heretofore fa v'oredl byV his frind ndl th ii it ize~ns of Suimter generamlly, bejing~ satii.-fied~ ti he can aiccommo da, t, them ii ithii anly a rtijeh- in his line of busi ness., consisting otf a large and well selected as sortmnent, &c. RI. S. ILLETT. Gin Bands, 1000 Feet 41 inch '.opper riveted Gin Bantds. Oil Floor Cloth, India Rnihber Cloth, B1russels Carpeting, toigether with a fl assortmeint of ('arriage~ Tlritnnings, 01tA, P'ainits, Va rniah &c F or Sale by A. J. & P'. MOSl'S. A NIce assor'tmenut ofSpir it gass L.amps. Also, the Spirit..gasa For sale by ITN . A Complete Assorunsent of Rcadly madte clohitng~ from a childs Sack to a Gent. Over (coat. also lIlack and coloretd Cloths andI Ca-.simerq and Fancey Vestings and cra. vats. Alay be hadl at the store of J, T. sO!.0310NS & CO Oct '22, 1850 S't if Is constantly reefving at his NEW STOR- , No. 244, BImrn of. ta 8'rar.rT. New Fancy nd Stnpfe -Dry Goodq Adopted to the Seaonl, to which he respectfully invites the attlcisti jno those visiting Ciarlcston. Ilis tonk. whicl - consists entirely of NEW GOODS. ordered, b himself or purchased from the litest 'impoit&.' tions will be found to emraruce a very extenaive assortment of the mst. desirable styjes of New FigureE fand Paina Cpl'd Silke, in Blacks and a great variety of colors. Dress (hloods,., Thibeta and Catslhnra, French Merinor, Hatfii de Cheme colored Alpacas, I'lain na4. Printed Moon DeLaines in new and beautiful styles et the lowst prices. Mossrulua g Goods" Bombazine, Stilk Warp: Alpto'as, Black Chal lys, Blac kDeLaines of all descriptions, to which. particular attention is paid. lSnbwiiI' A large and full assortment of lug and, uare tahmere, and Terkirc Shawls, tre ,Silk, P Vissets, hlantillas, Pallilota and Sasck froth $4 50 to 828. Glores nand Howlery Liners Canbric anad Lawat lk?1 i, Imported direct for Ladies and Gentlemen of every price and style together with I aus kcts, Iier..es, Iinunels, IHosiuatpumui, Long.Clotias, Cheap Calicoes' ColtonA Ona burgls. &c. &. Purcharers visiting the City. will find it fur their interest and to visit, i hen in pursuit of Dry Goods, either of a Fancy or Staple charac ter at IIOWLAND'S WARsE ROOMS, 2-14 Bend of King Street. December 11th, 185W * 7 tf The State of South-Carolina, DARLINGTON DISTRICT. John L. Dickson who is in the custody of the Shorfi of' )arlinigtoa 1)strict. by vir tue of a Writ of Capias ad Htt sfaciendunm at the stitt of W ilice Goodeon, b.u% mig filed in my office tgniher, witi a c. hedule pt oath, of his estate and eilIgtT. h:u petit :; .othe Court of Commnon Icaa, .prapin that he may he adnelmttcl toi the beniht of the Acts of the Ghenaertl Asuernblk.. made for the rehe of hIsnovrnt I iei:tor. It it ordered, that the :dd Wulire Gotid,.on and all other th errdators to whrmn the -said John L. I):chson is in any w se indebted, be, and they are hereby sutrnoned andihave notice to appear before the said. Court at Darlington Court I House on Motnday the r; seventeenth day of A.ar h next, to shqw nitse if any they can, wk the' pray of I the ttiun aforo s;,id shut bo ted .' m 13,~ngtop ti() . K. Nov. 27th, 1850. C MYARTIN & BRYAN, ANtD GL?:iIt. Tioyce 4- C'o.'s Wh~lrf, CHIARLESTON ~. C. JAMES MARTI!- TIIo.I Afy&q Re'ferences: : Mr. RODtERtT MARTIN, nbaleSton, " R. O'NEAIt., Coltui in, " C. J- SuANsos, C itden, "TJ~tES WRItrnT. fWurnW,. ,' .1. R. AttFN,~ Wir whdmr,. ADVANCEs tmad.' on (Con.e andt other Produce' .shi;'pd to thn i.- y :/'Tartilar attention ginveni to ulhn purcl.:4 f Bagging, Rope, and F'amuiy Sumpplies. 3lnt July, 1850. Cm School Books, Of Every Descriptitn frtm then lemon tary Speller, to l. in and Grneek, includ ing Statione ry of all kinds, fcr Sale by A. J. & P. MlOSES. Wm,. Allston Gourdin, NO. 4,El.ASTBhAY'. CHAR I.E8TON, S.C. Is prered to imaike lib. ra! advanetsa Rie ott'igo, urt,~ nuar essnuQI, & Co,., Georr,. A. I lop~ y. A lonz'o J. White, Charbrlsion. 8. C..: Tandy WV'dker, Esq., G reenville. S. C1. April 24, 1850). 2.6 ly CHEAPER~ TII4N 4 FERI For Cash, Goodd Notes or Accounts, Consisting of Sm'ars, (as good! as eyg-. er brought to this market,) from8S to 9, ' 10 and 11 cents. op, in. 'hme, Ptpper, 'Sprice', Ca~ndlies, and various other articles too tediotus 0stomn:it here. CROCKERY, HLIRDWARE, AND Hats, Capn, 1Ioota tand Shuoe A Fine lot of f lats, Caulm, Uoots, and ::ll ki and sizes, of ShIOES. Hie sutre to callannd for younselm-s McROY & JONLu Sept, 14, 182k CHAIRS! CHAIRS!I SMahogany Rocking Cain seat Do. WVinmsor l).. Chairs for malo low. A pply to A. J. & P. 30S E Dec. 18th, 1R%0 8 ti BON NEWTi! BO4 E T ENGLJISIl ST'RA W. Pr ce f romt 75, to $1. liy Al1RrY JONE Dec. 4th, 180() Negro Shoes. Wilsonj & Catragon IShns for yd' ' by W. ,J. FRANClS. Novit~t, 10