The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, August 12, 1851, Image 4
depth from two t four foet. Numerous
fields and gardens have of course, been
completely ruined for this aid future years,
Mnd everal houses have been to some11 ex
tent buried in sand. The 1 ily consolation
found iml this deplorable circumstance, is
tie fact th:tt tihe increased elevation of tihe
shore will afford snt:mo aidditionI security
in the event of nnother similar floods. Du
ring our visit we 1ou0nd 1manmy persons enl.
gngod in levelling the samils itroighout the
streets, withma view to render them more
passable during wet weatler.
Time subsidenlce of the water from the
road opposite Mr. McI.aughlinm's grocery
store, on Tuesday morning last, left ex
posed to view several colilins, with their
contents. From all appearances, the
collins had lain only somo two or thren
f'ot under ground. No persons with whom
we spoke could account for their appe-ir
ance in that locality, tle centre of a wlvi
travelled thorouglimre. It was stupposed
that the interment.s ihad taken place inmy
years ago ; probably m hen the town was
first settled.
Despite the immense deposits of sedi
ment throughout the town, no appreien
mions are entertained of an unusual anmount
of sickness ; the deposit consist entirely of
sand, and emit, no umwholesonme nor un
pleasant odor.
A rmnarkabie instance of recovery from
te effecte of lightning is related in tho
Bridgeton, (N. .f,) Chronicle, as having
occurred lately near Estleville, in Atlantic
e untry. Mr. Samuel Evans with at team
of mtules was in the woods, and while
kaiuling out a loig preparatory to loadinig,
from under a large tree, lie was struck
down, with his four munles, by an electric
shock. H1e did not lose his co sciousnesss,
but he was unable to move hand or foot,
.and his mules were in the sanme helpless
condition. Afler remaining inl this state
fAr about fifteen inim'ites, vitality returned,
first it) the forefinger and thumb oil one
4ad"I. enabliig himi to rub themi together.
'vearing Chmuit s miighit recover before lie
could get aInr:g them, and in their struf
glos injure hiu, ie %k orsed his fingers aid
by slow degrere regained the use of his
hands, then hit, arm, &c., when by gient
exertion, lie irag-cd himself out of tie
reach of the mu!es' heels. Tie mumles
gradually recovered also, and lie got them
kjpon their feet. A bright red lim marked
ihi arms and down his chest tnd legs. lie
efit ' tre for some days after time occurrence
Th,1%re -was a cloudless sky it the time and
.ni0 indication of lightning or rain. The
tee -was completely shivered tio rplinters.
A FiNANCIAL OVEtATIU.-We lately
.heard a story illustrauve of the early day's
-of York county-those good old times
when everybody was 'hontest as the days
were long.' The parties were two of time
early settlers in the western part of York
(now Adams) county-both were of the
.honest old Germatn stock-anmd is (ne
of tbemm is stmll hivang. we suppress the
name. Peter, it ,ppears, had mcrea;sed
the size of his 'arm by amiexinm g theCto a
small tract ajoinmm g, tInd lacked abutt a
.undred dollars of the smo necessary to
pay for .the iw acquisition. lie called
upon his neighbor, Georg -, to borrow the
amount. George broughmt out ai old bread
basket, and couinted down the desired num
ber of "tialr"-and then, of course, the
Iwo sat down to two largoe earthenm mugs o
.cider and as imany pipes of tobacco.
After smoking user the tmatter for a
whie, it occurred to Peter that it t-iitimilar
transactions he had sen r liard of aome
thing iike a nmote patssmg betweenm thme bor
.rower and lender, anid. iso suggestedl tas
imiucli to Geuorge. Thelm lender assentd to
.tie propriety ofi thme tinig-papecr, pein and~
mk were produced-and~ be'tweenm the two
ai docu'memnt was concJted, ietatomg that
George ihad loanmed Peter onie hundred dul
hirs. which Peter wonid repay to George
in "dree umont," (ihiree tuonithms.) Th'fis
Peter signmed, amid imits far our two fimitii
!ctiere had made thme thing all regulair amid
in shmape. llut at thmis point a diflieuhly
presento.1 ittelf. Theimy both knew tht
.n Jotes were m de ini time opemations of bur
r'owinig amid lemndingm whlsch thmey hadii wi..
nmessed-but mneithmer of' thmem ha~d observed
wvhat dispiosionm was madeo ot time d..iutimnt
--neither could tell n~ heother it was e n regle
.for the borrower or the leamder .0 take
*charge of thie piper.
' li ere wvas a diiemm m! At lenigh, a
bright idea a ru -k Geoirge. 'No'n ha'im de
wooney to paty, Peter, so bie smite you mumist
take dis paper, so as you c.m seeO ;.sy
hmaf to pay it!"' Tmis was com'ne~nve-thec
conimnoni semise oi .hme thig' waLs uniaswetir
able amid Peter piocketed~ thme motmry anmd
his owvn nte, 'hio as lie could see is lie
liat to pay it!" i'Tree mitmb passed55'(
,over; and pumnctually to time day appheared
.our friend Pteter, anid paid over mthe purons.
-ed auma to George. Thlis bems domn.-, the
.iugs amid pipes w~ere agam paramded. A:
ter putting a whiile, Peter produced th~e
note, and handed it to George, with time
remmark: "Now you must hake de niote, sit
as you canm see as do anoney hiaf ieen
paid!"
TmE MASTEII ANDi SLAVE:.---\e hm-e
recently been timid min itncidenit tha' ocenmr
red a few wveekcs sitene, in time towni or
$tate of .* Mr. - had endhmoed
a note for $1 1000 for a irmeend, whom dihed, anmd
he~ was called upon for the mmomev. I hav'.
ing no other timans, lhe wis compelled to
Abispose of a mnegro siave-a f'avorrmm yoiig
unan--worthm thamt smm. lie told Cudmijor (m
liii necessity; whereupotn thle fi ithfuli boy
.mdvised his master to limt hhnm ump at a mafle
--100 chnancesa, at $10 echi; andm Cndtmjor
carried the stubscriptonm list around to t hose
10 whiom he preherred to be sold, so a to
.secure imsehm man acceptable imaister. A
gretleman purchased a chiance andu pre
sented it to Cudmrjor; aind whenm time raille
gamne ofi, Cmudjor threwv the highe st, andmi, om
Axourse, wvon himmisel I. Ilut hie saidl be liii
jiot wint to be Ifree, if lie was tre mif a
good mster; anid forth with piroipioed to
aifhle off hmmimself amgaimn, if tim'e somne subscri
bes wotuld fake chanmmces. Si'xty onty
agreed; buit Cudjor saadlihe w.as uot wvorth
amnore tha~n $11100, of cmouirse. II is olid ma
ter took a chmanice, and halliid thme good Ilucek to
wini hunm bac'k; at which Codmj ur wv.s exeedm.
iigly plecasedi, bralginig that hisetlf anmdi
his toaster hadmi miadie 61,60 0 byv ''thie cai.
est wvork lie evir did(."'' us 'maiter told1
imm lie wats free; bumt. he said,''I donm't want
to bc Ireer' than I amt, anid will staiy w.'ii
you."' An A bolitionwit com d not pe 'rsumadef
j'inmm to leave his mater. WinmtI a coniiineni.
?trv is tii anecdote-nthieb, we aire .satis
fieu is t rue-upon thme comuncit of lie
paendol' phmilanthiropists whom seek to mtake
the) blave' hate iou~iister!
c(-' VEOSATION .--"he is," sa vs
I''Iato, '"ihe mai~ of inite'griiy, 'n ho hiear s
u thonmi an'y initenmtion ho beframy, undi
wi tithiout ttny intetm'ionii to
To d -he p'ev. t hil .Ile t g niad
lhe : it ler!, tihe resionte. tho sus
pjitcg i'tho'e ti iii live tipOnm other'
itmau.su5 f i( , nV vu uiinr.fvi
FUDDLE AMONo TIH lo4pit AND.; FIStES.
-The Medina Citizen Is responvible for
fill owing:
"We undertstand thalit about 120 of the 2000
hogs belonging to the Oak Orchard Dis.
tillery, when it was burnt a few days since,
got on a regtlar "bender." and succeeded
inl acting almost as silly as do, their hiped
Ieighbors welnc in a similar "fix." 'T'hey
partook of the fire-water as it came into
their styes, and as a consequenco got most
gloriously befuddled. Three of tho number
dred in the ditch. The lish in Oak Orchard
Creek were still iore uinfortunate. The
fital liquid mingled with their own pure
element, and they drank and died by thou
sands. Oak Orchard Creek was converted
literally into a stream of death.
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A FLYING LADY.-If wo may credit
a statement made by tho Madrid cor.
respsildent of the "Courier de la Gi.
ronde,'' the eians of passing through
the air by artificial wiigs have at length
been discovered. Oi the 20th of Junio
last Mille. Juanita Perez flew over
more than half the Prado promenade at
Madrid. Sie rose to a height of over
two liundred meties, in a cireuit of
fiour hundred metres. The inspection
of the wings was not allowed to :he pub
lie but thei r dimension is at least imur
or five metres whvn spread out, and they
are worked with ligaments of such flex
ibility that they move in the air with
great facility, and make a noise like a
good sized wind-mill.
A Frenchian named Dazville says
lie is about to surpass the Spanish lady
in flying. le has prepared an appa.
ratus by which lie crossed the Seine o)
Ithe 5th ufJlune last at one o'clock in
the morniig- The experiment succeed.
ed perfectly. His wiugs were liteen
feet when spread out. Ile is soon to
make a public display in company with
his sons. iy his iapparatus lie is en
abled to "miaove about inl !le air, either
sinking or risiig, with all the spirit and
all the lightness of i swallow."
What nextI Imlnaiginle thn time wheln
the model "husbaud" shall call his wife,
"My dear, the roads are mudily aller
the rain and storm, and I think I'll iot
ride to town to-day. I wia.hi you would
bring mie down ny wings.'-Boson
Transcript.
FINE CA MBRMt IeAN)KEncLitEFSil- A
rmost wonder-i ful pivece of linier hiis Leen
% o. it for the wo Il's Elxh b i ot in tire
North of Ireliand, niear. W.rr inrg!storwnl,
by a weaver inmed Georg lbitbock.
It is a weh ofh fine cambric handker
chiefs. Sundill print can be rad through
it, aiid vet tihe wetb is so closei aid con.
pact that a single thread couI not be
distinguai.she"d withouit tihe aid of a rii.
Crrscope, or rather %-,,# b giass.. Th
cilibric, vhen hellp p to the light,
Iooks like a fine aid orry f1abpric. lin
the production of this beatiful grssa.
iaer-looking camibrlic, Mr oladek
abnost realised what classic fiction is.
cribed to tie paerformance opf A rahiine,
lo as iy thiolgists iilbrm Is Was colt.
erled into a spider on accouit oaf a qual.
lina that iigeow-aim little arch:t.-ct in her
proIducet ion of fine we bs.
Alunt 's AMe.relnits' Magaz:inc.
Ensaperoar 'It; China, whoa surc-claded hi s
tr ' at his den:h, Februarya, 18~>,;. heaving at
has succreSsion re-jacted-a th dem. ut-au~do ~ad
dressed'Iir ito hi r b the~ Moara.ns, taor per
naiss.arr to, ferseenlte tthe tabramor.4r~ ifani
his (ha~dahIi-ins piihiebed~t ai decree iat tIe
rr''t ath of -urie, i the an tro vn:r, perrinat.
ring rthe free exercise raf ther Chari.-t:au re-li
gioni tharougharrt has dharin. na s Thea l'in.
p--rar ait th~e rsarrn tiarie arrivl-d :four aiisran.
Iar iC.s tat wiait upaon hhnr, whlo wa-re toa bae
lrdg..ed in his puhteea-. .\ijorsieunr l'a-rror,ara'
htlahop of Cluar, rrta:es tha~t thre E:e ror
wvas aeducaatedl byv a Chlr.tielh.nuhm
dhe ate Emperor placed unabouided coaii.
IoxtN A It VFI.t-:.-.\ cearrespmn.
dent of thae l,-ii~ia .honal~a tels a
prett- good staory a-far n.u ,:atil.. " haieb
eamoir oaFf s arneuin- me'' .\h a s'if ri.
heL ownelar raf ai biaek bov namearad ll:1
put~ hirm ray ta ber rm -l'a f'ar. A\ hiv
atnerbught a hmeadgait i
Ithe mt -ga o, whafo rerw higheasr, wonia hrim.
se-lf, airar puat him'rself' arp aigaiaan a' in000i.
i s oldf maaster tharew highh h'at flail iedl
hain, al iain throwinirg aFfI ih I losm aerda
we-nt hennea qite cnai at-r. u ith 8.~,h1
ina his p)Ocket. ITe Tllaa-bue oiaies thae
story, so wespps i-sal rpl
Th fac th a bi, atr wismalrisi
fralero, purt huimiself' ny1 tar be' Orihld
f'or a se-comtI time', is a fbincible ilnata
tiotn of "the honrrars of ,~ .-.hi'V.
ZVew 1or/; .SJudajI Times2.
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Colonerl ['remonrtt, so far faromr havim,'
ar trned tor the Arhlartic Statr's as rap
land, cotiirrecs ini Ciltbfaria, u faria far
will parobabtly remrtaint, alt le-ast tdl ni('XL
wvinter, At thae hat iadvicers, Ihe was art
C2iudad ale los A ragelnrs, u. htile fri- fm~aily
were at Sana Frrransecr, sare fita- buria
dredi inilesl~ furte upf ther coaest. flis aar.
riener landta claimrt wich was attire pr
ticulnarly thec subject oaf la-girl ion art thta
laist se-ssin, tibat ral la he Cali fit riar lrand
titles togeathetr, has baln dlrjra'a arf.
The est~iate, or trathear dis-traat 'al aut rv'
emrtlacedr'a ill this dlaimr, lar-s mra e'M'ha
tregiaa; arnd basuiets -r atith mai at'rat
woalhi, is samid to be ft hihly a prductie
in rrgricultral paroducts. We I uiert~
stanrad that thte agenat of IF r-emonrt haas
dispaosedl (f this (clair fri laav five thou.a
stand aces of gobafi w'arhilags. rminres aid
riarble furtIs to a Ljindoni Compjanya, lfor
sreSrly per acre, or ain atgg regarte of
nerl toe illirn oaf dhtt-a rat lt
ran thu faceof th ~e ralle-..ad insu..aainiency~
of Frteemothtt's titlean uul ftt a I 0,Cl a
Three Croir-i' ns w., hm- to
uiprar it, with alt titles arid cliims to the
500~t,t00,00J rat landeald paroperr '' in Ccci.
forinia. The'l a sale is stublject to the rati -
ficnationa of F'eremlnt, of' wiftchi thiere- is
tao reaall to rdhiublt.- l- : /e: f(a c.
Witint the past tw Vear-sagrt
haben ropra ycalld"h a
of i ran genius." 'lThe art of' construc
tinrg building.i of cast ironl has been
known -in C~(hinat for ceoneir'.
fS.
'T'H PERi'ETUAL ",A idATI.-By differ.
ent nations every day of the week in set
apart for public worship; Sunday by the
Cl'istains, Monday by the Greeks, T ues
day by the Persians, Wednesdny by the
Assyrians, Thursday by tihe Egyptains,
Friday by the Turks, and Saturday by the
Jowm. Add to this the fact of the diurnal
revolution of the diurnal revolution of tLe
earth, giving every variation of longitude a
different hour, and it becomes apparent that
there is upon the earth a perpetual Sabbath.
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The Rev. Nr.-4 Muyr, of Aberdeen,
Scotland, made an experiment in his
own Church to demonstrate the rotation
of' the earth, To the great confusion
of the assembled savans, the machine
indicated that the earth was turning the
wrong way. The Boston Post suggests
that a cog-wheel must have got out of
place, or else the earth was backing up
to take on more pasengers.
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IJUNDiiED DOLLATIS PItEMIUM TItACT.
-One hunldred dollars have been of.
feied through the American Tract So.
ciety for tihe best tract ngainst the use of
tobacco. Tine for competitors until
1st November.
Obitqlary.
Diro on the 10th inst, (after a long pro
tracted illness) J. 11. W. CuANDLitu, an
only son of J. M. and L. J. Chandler,
artd 18 Months and 8 Days.
South Carolina--Sumter Dist,
W. ). Coker
vs ly virtue ofan or
J. S. Coker and other,. der from Wi. Lwis,
-S'9., Urdinary of Sunter District I will r-eiron
the lirst Mimniday in September next, at Stiinter
Court Ilouse, between thel- legal hours of sale,
one trate of ainl conwtinii..g 150 acrus more or
Ie-s in Lower Salem, Suimter lIistrict, on Pud
din Swamp, waters of ltack tiver, originally
granted to John Singleton. bounitded by lantls of
Ilancy Jiohinson, lhurper Johnimson,, aI4 estate of
'iimmnas Itose deceased, belonging to the estate
of Whiitlev Coker.
Terims, ', i a credit till the first day of October
18.it (nil lees cash) tihe purchlaler giving hond
with gontt seenrity, ui n mortgage of the preimn.
ises to tihe Ordinary for the piymInt tf the pir
chase money with interest froim the tay ofrlale.
Tli; lI Ith day of Augus"t 1151.
1tAtVIEY SKINN-'I.R, S. S. D).
Augnist 1,2th, 1"351 4.) 3t
"0. CAROLINA--SUMTEIR DIST.
G.W. I till Ins4
vs 1ly virt, of an or.
M. Carter and ters. der irom 'o. l.ewis,
F.,q.. Ordinary of Smnter IDistrict I will sell on
t'he lirst Mlonday inl Sepimbr nert. at Suoai,,r I
Oturt Ilolt-e between theI legal hours t iale,
One tratCt of laill contaiining ont liumired acres
ntore or lss in Clarentnt countity, ie r Spring
liill. originally granted to Thoi-is Sutniter,
biunei iy lands of %,m. O'Cain. ee.tate of
'T'hioais, Sum:er ind Gortdn lancock, hduon
ing t ltlijatii llillis decea .
,erms, a crilit till tihe first day (of October
185I (all fees cash) purchiaser giving honod and
gd senriiy, andl a mortgage of tite premi.,es to
the Ordina ry Air the payt'ent lot' tie purchae
maoney with interest Irom the day of sale.
This, Ilth Aui-i-t 18a.>1
IIAIVEY SKINNER, S. S. D.
Augut 1.Ih, 15 '-a
SHERIFFS SALES.
ly virtue tof iundry ectitions to te directed,
wit b' stld at Sumttvr (.:otrt House, onl tihe
first Monday undi duy fulluwing in September
next, w ithin the legal hour, of sale, to the
hsighntet hidider, fo~r Cash,, thme following Pror
Ity. 'urchaser, to pay fo~r title,.
One tract ofI 5:j0 acmes. of land miore or IeM it,
('taremount 4 Comt -, adtjoining landls of lrwant
lIroughitton, ievi.-. 1,n1 as I t'property of Dr. T,.
Stark, a: t he~ suit otf the. State for itaxes.
ijne, l.tt atinl bulintgs thetrema in Stateburg.
,y of( ('.531erne, 4rt ie suit of tile State ifor tax~es.
I atere'st int the'growsinag cr..p, inte'rest inl 0ne
ha~y 3lart', I pair bmarness iami tracmes, I clubi axe,
I trumk, I ertow-cuit saw, I p'ow stock, '25 had
Jothnson, at thne nuit of' the State. Th'le 31are to
hi Iod at Stinn:ers illei tn 31 amtay, thes tbul.ic
at cte residenc~e of IJefet.mint ont ITu"..ay.
I1tAl.ViAV dKilN.\Et, s. s. it.
Notice
I appintt 3Mr. II. W. (;antner my attorney
dtin t mi y ab.sence frtom time Stat..
Plantation for Sale.
I or ternla .c splyO t, S. .\ltyr~tnt.
Begars and Tobacco,
A wry litna itt 'if Spanmi~h Stegar,.; also i'mit
Un. Notice,
111.W. l .*1:s lt~l.itAN re's-iwetftally of.
e'r. hits pt~rfmaict Iw~trvices. to thet citmzzens of
Sut trs all- andt ii. temity.
I ilte----thit .\ itttmthrar shop ftrmeitriy occu
t,-d byv I tr. Ii. S .Ml i.t- I:-r-.
South-Carolina--Sumter Dist,
Wm.-tn dr . .tj-Jl o itt.ii tt i ethersr
tO' tutu tilttll-fori Ace'CA&c.
y crier ibr die -"tdi atnht.fo si
i- ~rict. d Np-a eoiem n rt h
. lo it i l N I i . *li~ I , 'm r
Sounthr CaleA ina--,Sumter oDms
ThI rsirmid ur fi inpnyAf.
ine, Sleg .- I. um a h - iete o toi metet at ph --
toihia ton the /r.nih :hInst hiranjg.(lt l
aut eu'I't~. t 'F. S'.li':iti at' 'a tt
Soth C nl~iaarlit'--Sutirm er ist.
H~it yt I . ),1-||Viilia I ho 1-: r Oria yh for
Wheres iini-,uti u. rut lie t rbniroph hat plied
'.'n itr n tier.tit lt .-dmitran on iiil
4:- th i t foa tiuiftttu d'ne.caro
Th se oar L, br>oe, to cil cnd :iton
i(h ll ad fgntyrneh kmdre ind credti
tosofter nof drec~ind Jtdebe amea.pp
befro e a oun Lu(rdnay' Con.fo
Aust it.. to shwci~e i nih
-,i V
Electfi ofr
AN Election will beb Firatt Mon.
day in October next, to Il Ilowing Ofl.
ces in the Bradford Sp. mais Institute
viz:
A Maie Assistant, to b& tnarri .i'nu, and
fully c'ornpotent to-t ghsil-the br itiles of an
En I'lI and Claisiedtt 1dudktkn, wjith a xalry
of , andi board oflhiniself, wifis and all chil.
dtren under seven; all chiledren over teven to be
entered ail charged at% regular jnipilhi tor board
a1nd luition-boya over twelve yenrs excepted,
as 1hey are not to reminili ini te Ilastitution.
Aeac I cer of French and Music, with Pala.
ry of four hunelred awd fifty ilillar. aitd board;
one that citan teach on both 'iaanu and Guitar
will he preferred.
An As.istant Teacher of Music on Plano
ani Guitar, Ornamentul Needle Work, pnt
86hell mid Wuiix Work. with a salary of threi
hundred and lly dollars and honrd1.
A second As'iteit Teacher of Music or Pl.
ano and tGnitar, with Drawing untl Painling
In Cruyon, thi and Water.Colors, with a saularj
of threo hundril i o fiy dollar and boar:
An Asistiat Female T eacelr in the latera
ry Departnent, with a Failary of three huntdret
and fifty dohllars anel board.
Of the Teacher will be txpeor ted Kheli dntiues
generallyaas ayiv fron tilme to limtle, hta directed
by the hoaird of Truisteen and the Principal.
By order of the Boar<d,
D. II. McLAIlIlN,
&ocretlary.
Sonterville,Aug. 5, 1851. -1 2mn
A Card.
Mrs. . II. 1(I OLM , having consider
able experietnce ii ctitingl and maikin g La
dies dreses,'s, repect fully eell'crs ier serviccl
to the Ladics (if Sumterville and its vicini
ty, also will attend to ie inaking of Gentle
inent's clothing. All work entrumted to he
will be exectted wt iteatness ail des
patch. She solicits a bliare of -atroimge.
Shte mav at all Itonaes he foundi at her res
idence formeriy occupiod by Mr. Bluchan,
an.
July 1Gth, 1R-51 38 4t
Post Office Stamps.
Persons desironas Ifi proicuring t'1st Ollie
Stamp., for the pre-payine'nt oif Le41tera, eni
be connmnodated by cailag on the Su
scriber.
lost Masters in Si:iter District by cal
ling or tirw:arll ing i he nev.ansary clhangi
can he supphed from toine to ttie witl
such amomnits a! the demani at their res
pective OIlices 1uiy sem tm w% rrant.
111 lNIL I1 .\ YNS\( )IltI' l, P. 31.
Stinnzterville, Juiy. 16, 1851 3s tf
Land For Bale,
SA trnet of* lanll cntIaiing 0l acres
. nre or le-s, lyin'g live mtiles belor
Carter' Crossii, io the Camailn lid, he
tweten two and re' let, :intired acr cleare
ndj'ininag luand t of Wi. (.Coper, J. (.
\Vaither-poon, nd It. Je-a'y, heltenring ti
Ill. eitem of D)avil E. \ .im. For terms
apply to either of the tn,er-ign:ei.
I-: G. Dl)t)lOSF,
A SCAlt!(>lOUGII.
Nov. '27th. 1i50 '- t'
Executor's Notice,
The Cretlitor; lof* \im. J. Rlees, E.sq.
deceasted, :are v -11.1 p to p tirset to tit
Xutbscribers their lem ids, properly atters
ed according to t law. Amtl those indebteo
to the said duea:-e;d to m:iake pnyment.
W. J. IRE-.S,
E. M. \NI)ERISON,
Qualificd Ex'ors.
July 2d :31; tf
Just Received.
T1he sutb'scribaer lbrts juse~1 rece'tived, at14
itan1w pningIllam the laIr.st and htac
'a::!ected, S~oe, thiat he~ has e'ver oali
ed for teate in thee pcha .; co:;.=i~lin,,
I irugs, .\Ie"Iicinea-,. 1)...,. llp. p~i
l~riushe', wmiadeow Gh'-, 'ininv. ja j~ (hit
itnde evear'i !ie t hat is 4i.a:.~Vlvrnl ill
Seeds. rk
Pc!.. .\ I, t I)
Webb Clark's Hotel,
j:a h~an lt p4r fthetwn i
SIn';r eaini th le' '.ytli3 le-, Iii
sing toe spare no ex.i;n c:..o i p' eart.
re':.<h-'r tha'em (co::sfortable. I (~ 'e s i,'
\\' '.li:('..\ tK
SUMTER HOUSE,
'N f- I i' obiry-iul
jaa.. r'eaiees*l freeto i h lee . , :l.! he ca tua
arraaCenle -ci- lte ren.n i t -I: i S it \l.'
Itli i' ha, ln4i1n 1. an~e'a iit ed e t e ..ri'
throc h..u' ee eeca'. a eh-ie- a-e~a..nu..aa
aI ., n it 'ol a!. I 1'' t.-encn n.--- Fi'ae
tt& i c. i. cf u l ireh w ' ill 1- II:4e. .
ti aa ~eael.re beor n )h pln.
AMVERICAN HOTEL,
Citi i-- lten, e. O,
leer th e ' ,n4e cn i h lcdn el ithe tr.n1ellen
rotunl nitiiy an1 I 1--.nan.or1 b-e.'.e... Thie t
iai fearae : ie. I ro .: te n i h te..nrcre new'fc r
iluer.. and~ be. - Ic. I b l- 4.h I. e'L:- :,. are ueuall
lira~s'lc'I ' til4 '. itlh [l. .. | i: ,. y.-l ei'l ,' gil
lnl n4,eo olacLit i e 'e . n 41ii n'I the part1 cf itl
propater,- an.' I the~e ml b iiereiem.hw, they hlo;
tee 14-- 4 a bhe 4.! I ia l e a e 4[ 1 ' e....e-.
.1. \\'. K IN(G.
;1. \\'. KIN';.
? :7' Thle hi bus~~l' .1. t'. <-.\ .ltlotN rma
nto i re tl tee h- ii' Ill',. wi ll le. ml wii4 i
ineg tal alIlIlun,:t itIl t h-- e.-9 le coniveey pa e
gen i t t otl .I Cc the Ion.*
LYIARTIN & BRYAN,
F'A("'THIMs
j'03131[NS (j.. 1 1 hIN' If .1,
C 1i .\ IR 1, Ei S'!T() N , S . C.
.I f 3.lCI:7IN. -1iltt ' A. tdtYe.?
Mt!r. lieom:0 H M a i IN ,-ha riceston,
" (C. J. Sltanoxe,, (1a),!0-l.
AM'~eAN( Es 441if C ne :4 Cd!ttlr endj 0111e
Il'roduemeo hipped toe tharin. .'" 1%ari la
atenon tro t'he put chaifo of Bag- eng
Rope, aol F~tlta pplics.
April 0 168ig
Calotnel QIIveet
JalaP, Bhub~aarb,
Quinine, Number S54
Magnesia, ''Inc~tures Assortl
SUlaU, alurtliorn. *
Castor Oil, iloofman's Anod
---.-,-A LSC
The various Extracts
PATENT IWE
Balom of Life.
Cherry Pectoral,
. Beltzer Aperlent,
'ahnelitonks Verrnifuge,
'ancheronlan D)opN,
PRppiny's Sarsaparilla,
Hands
opadldoc,
cologne, Chalk for tho face, Handkerchief E
Oil$, Shaving Crean.
An assortment of Extracts su
-A LSO
Bru-shes of every description including Hair, Te
Painting.
--A Liiso
White Lead, Glars, Oil, Tu
-ALSC
Dye Stail's, d
Fur.sale by
Jo
June 25th, 18:51
Executive Department,
BY Illis Excellency J. II. MEANS.
Governor and Coimnander-in-Chief in and
over the State of South Carolina I
W1hereas information hius reached ine
that an atrociouts murder was cotmmitted
upon .lohn M cDaniel, of Barinwell, hy six
vaiain tn, atiintr whom were .EA
HORN E. FARMERt and WILLIAM G.
TOBIN, and whereas the aforreraid FAR
:urn and Tons have made their escape:
now he it known in order that they may ie
brought It taal, I, Joni 11. IEANS, GOv
ernor in and tver the State of South Carol
n1a. do issue thi'. my Proclamation, oflfering
a reward ,f Tio fnundred Dollars for thie
delivery of boit, or One /Inindred for the
deliverv of either of thei to the Jailor of
irnwell District.
Farner is alout 25 or 98 vears old, 5
feet H inches high. well made, lair complex.
t)on, iue eyes. light hair, two of his front
teeth ilghtly broken ofl'. lias a scar on
his cveek, about an mch and a half long,
ldale by the cut of a knife.
Tuhi:i is 18 or 19 years old, 5 feet I I
incites h'gh, fair coinplexion, very little
heard, light hair, white teeth, thick lips,
well umile, and li bad-y scarrcd on the right
arm and bhoulder.
- Given under my hand and the
( scal of the State. thais 5th dav'
.. s. of July, in the year of our Lord.
one ditousanl eight hundred
%-e- aud flfty one1.
. II. MBEANS.
Ww. F. An-rnun, Dep. See.'ry. State.
.uly 16ith, 1951 3 4t
Ladies Dress Goods,
Thla .bscrib -r wiall re'eive' to-day, n h and
tome. lot of colore.d .MUSLINS at n d GING
ilhio k Granaine 3Manttles,
'ci .i d ereg!e Al mtt Iles,
Pla id I ac andl Embatrole'red. JIaconets.
a W'.hite ( Irgandyv andt .'wis .\I msu'ns,
Winee' .\laiar tad Coloredo Skirts,
I,-ie s, Edins TIrimnmngs, &c.
Steei IIhgs. Ltc.,
-iTA il,1' COVERS.
Worsteid andai Ciottonr Tabl!e Covers,
l1.'ached . I)anwla foir Tam-elai,
t( t'otn lineah Iac k Towu~els,
It'Pavtii'tn Gunini.
hjal Sha~jers, Iluskatms, &c. &.
For aa~l by
1. I. IJA NIS.
Sute~~rville, Jialy 2. 1'951 33I if
GROCERIES,
llried tis da.v:
81) i uihs liii''en Soles anil Shoulders,
'40. ii arrels laitimoa.re Fiotur,
S .r trib a. mnd I .aohsters,
Stutil'-d Obves,
F'renich (Objes and ('atsatps. P'ickle', &c.
Wei.-a ai::hi A *:-wrvie ius, a a,
WVIN EM.
r NI~a!' ra, Port, Nlalegna, Tenter!Te, n'.d
(rb ii t: , td
F'ar -itlivb L. . I ANKS.
A, ANDERSON,
Ma~l aataervik'latle,. Ca'Xn.
te )a.'tra.ca thatt he' hut just. rea'eiv anal n
nona utt-r- for ..de' the besat ceeted tadj~
a ost ebo.ice '0, sto of'
1' | SpriII usai Staati'er (oodis
'That i hias e'ver been., baroauh to this markt..
11.e tin rei' sii' . matny new 1.6 y les oif Sprusinad
Si-umer I i aioaio. Iw Inhich m purch'ia.er oul. d
LDrap. I 'l,a'. ltruadl.lths-, (i.m oreti, Pu
a.'. I 'lh.I ;Ilaimin d tlacy Ca--'.imers, Dtama.k
Drillbaaa, Twee'.d I.tnen' D~rillings, ?S'tina, 3lar
I'e~ie andu l-'ancy', Vestintr cotntantly on handa.
A fidl ant birge sitpm.Iy of Ilie~iry', Giov..,
Sut'pene-rs. Crn vat<, Jla ndkerhuefs, &c. &c.
all ouf which imll lv. rild amn the most liber..
tenne-l. ami at pri'cis ta sit theIa tme,
t-'9 .?' armae.nt' mannfactu: red! hv the. sttbarri
hier, anda warranteda to' givet .atuinretion. Or.
dlers fromta a diatanace prompnly attaenede to.
A. ANDERSON.
April 16th, l&Ma 2.1 i
Notice,
All pesn indebi'ted theo anhascriber for
icos.ts asi Sheiirilf oni c'ases unider stay and
Nunlhambonta case's; als'o for costts made tander
cae idiNconatiue.d or comtpromnised aT.
ri nes'ted itaimake piamet between this
amnd the 1st., Oct., next; othorwise more
-costs will accrue.
HARVEY SKIN~NER.
Juno 23, 1651. '30 tf,
anks foi- Sale at ttiis Office
.'Ira
d,
used In In~cie
DOINES,
ooland's ra
.jayne's Famnily ldiip
Brown's Eotence Ginger,
The Dead Shot, - T
Atclunn's Elis. Opium,
aIn ' ail Killer,
ay's Ointmeni,
Bateman's Drups.
imaupe dbi
.tacts., Soaps, Amandine, Pomatum, Hair
C
ed
ed in flavouring Pastry. D1
aU
.th, Coat, Comb, Flesh, Ilat, Shaving, and
rpentino and Varnish. R
el
C
It
C. &C. &C.
I
IN I. MILLER M. D. h
Drnegist,
Surnterville, S. C.
85 tf
FRESH GARDEN SEED. q
UST RECEIVED. SUITABLE FOR
FAL L SO WING.
%or nie, by P. THORNTON, at thu
lost Olice, Caindei, S. C. Warrmted
pod. Anmong which are as follows
Ruta D.mga,
Large (Red-top) Norfolk Turnips,
Early Sprmng Iurnip,
Long -ll>xl Beet,
Eirly Blood Turnip do.
French Suglar Boagt,
Mangle Vurtzel,
Large Dutch Pirsnip,
Long Orange Carrot,
Large Red Onion.
V h1 ite 1',rt gal do.
Prickley SIinage,
Wite 'rinip Railsh,
Lonig Scarlet do.
Long green Cucumber, for late Pic I's,
GreenI glazel Cabbage,
Late Drum I [ead Savoy do.
Mountain do.
.ate Dutch do.
Late Drum lead do.
Colewaort, (very fine)
Several kinds of tvery fine early Cab
hage, which may be sowed in the fall
for early sprint! use.
Lucern, or French Clover,
Ewflhsh Rye Grass.
A considerable reduction will he made
'roni tihe retail price, to persons wishing to
)rchase to sell again.
July 9:h, 1831 37 4.
rhe State of South Carolina,
WILLIAMSBURGII DISTRICT.
J. J. Dichisonl, who is in the custody of
the Sherifrof \Viliamsburgh District. by
tirtuo of a writ of capias ad natiufaicenduim,
it the suit of D.'F. -lenting, haviv filud in
Iy FIce, together with a che lig, - on
vith, of his catates. and effects, his petition
to tihe Court of Coimmon Pleas, praying that
lie tunay be admitted to) the benefta of thme
its of thle Geineral Assembly made for thme
relief of hwol'vent debters. It is ordor~ed
thait lhe smaiu I). F. Fliemsing, amid all ,ithirs
thme creditors to whom the saidl J. J. Dik -
moan is mn a mywiooe mdebted, be, and they
s.: rer bynoumed, and hamve noitice to
lapear, beforre the 3-ud Court at Willhams
burgh Coinet I.lou.e, oin Tues ay. the e
Lioid d.. y of the n"xt Tenin of cte Court of
Cmomo Plea~s for the msaul D)istrict of
fn WVil lam nrshurgh-thle eighiteeth dlay of
ovembemr nex t-to shew cause, if any they
'n. why the prayer of thme petition afore.
aidl, should not he~ granted.
W. ft. SCOTT, c. c. r. s.
Oflice of the Conmmonm Pieas,
May lich, 1251 30 tf
Palmetto Regiment,
A Mr.nrisa of thme Survivors of thme Pat.
um..mto lit"iimnt waill bie bid in Coluambia,
in thep 2th August net in commn~moratmion or
~te Hattle ,of (thuruusco, andl to mnake suitable
tt1irrangements' to e'rect ma .ilomnment ao them memii
jry oft our Ilte laimented Coloniet PIEaLCF M.
A. II. GL ADDEN,
Late. Colonel Palmetto Regimnt.
Win, Aliston Gourdin,
NO. .W, EAST-DIAV, CIA RLESTON, 8. C.,
la prepared to meua lii ermal advanices
onu Conignments of'
Itice4, Cottonm, Coras, Suugan5
Flomsr, Oniaa, Ilay, age
'MsPn, & Co.. George' A. ilopley, A'onzo J.
Whitie, Chanrl.ston. S. C..; Tandy Walker,
IFs., G envle S. C.
D~i,,olastjoua of C-Imrttaerslaip.
The coapa rtmer-hjip of RICHIAIIDSON
&~m ilAMA.\llsT', Amte.Jiimya at 1.aw is dims
molveof hycosent ofi ptrties, anid time busi
softhme firim leftiin the hands the latter.
J. S. ACuARIDsoN.
-. D3. N. IIA MMET,
Jn'y 2, isut soJ St
Life Insurance,
Tlhe North (Carolina Mlnumua .Ife Innuranice
E Omp~i1a. eta bIihmhed at Raleightt, N (C.
Ci\ L E .JOIINSON, Jr., Pros't.
Agenti mnt aurmerv ilb. S. C.,
W. F. B,. IIAYNSWORTIL
A pril 2, 1851-. 23 ly
Executors Notice.
I hiave appointed MIr. Samuel E. Wilsonm my
A tgm to settle op all the matter. of l.e Estate
f Col. Stephenm Lucoste, late or thin DiedrIos..
A NNA E. LACOE r&,
All persions having dermandas against lb Es.4
ae "If Si.1,a enl.nonsute wil prkn themn ulty
itrentedi. 'hose indlehmted wil amake moodat
'arment to 8. E. WIt-SON, Ajgins
Bargains in Ladies
Kid Slippers.
The subsc~riber in now offerin~ hi. entire stoek
i' fA1E8)I ' KiD) SI.IPP'EII at low priem
er Caes).
Laiain want of the article Ucla dai
Juno 17th, 135) as
Notice. -
R. J.M. HAGERS~lhf loc.0
. a Mrra'sFerry, rni!neta f,61lbr
o -ith 1 ~
MA"
pall ingktr7 f
WapiiERIt e -v i 4 -
do for ul.p:JFletonof a
nrs wherqas said aps
anagers of Fl eton i id
id each of you, gl i 0';
-Ing duly qjallled,
ection on the secnd Joiy
id the diy fullewing, ft gq
sent your respective Con
14 gep ainv If 4 Iternin
edtedit, Auw eri llm -
w, to t vernor, eor th in -
G iven undpr rny land- and
41tpA, In Columbia, ihpl the 1st diy.
i the year or opr Lord 'one
undred aid fifty pne.
J, ![ E A'
Governor ani Commander-ir ht .
W. F. Aa-r::va, depry Seo'y ofU 8tW
i All the papera in ie tate
neMedto Copy.
,lupo 2*, 185L
rhrong 1Fre fromgJIN
ton to New York ,
riE GREAT M li I
CilARLESTONSC
LEAVING the Wharf ut ti
aurens-st. daily at 3, p. in.
irrival of the mSouthern cary
UINGTON, and W81lON1
I'ERSBUItG, llCllMOND-W
NGTON, BAL'IMORE, P 1 -
11JA. and N. YORK
The public is respectfully lort 2
lie steamers of this line, froni d4
0 Wilmington, are in first rg"
nd are navigatedi by well knbQy m d
ienced commiiianders, and t id 1ri- g
n fine order, (the Wilmingtotiin
Ion Road having recetly Ibeen re-laj
weavy T RAIL) therelv secujrnh
safety and dispatch. A 'I' giWF
ET }aving already been in opetidu
3e continued as a permanent arranl t.
'ron Charleston to New Yorl- ' i
route travellers may reach New
m the third day during businesa;
)n and after the first day or
Baggage will be tickdted fro t
>f departure to Wnshin atm
he charge of a special A 1 Ar
ilfaster. At Washingont e
3e transferred to the cuareu o m t pts
who will accuminpany it to New
ike arrangeinents will be pursued4
urning South..
Through Tickets to NewY
alone be had from E. WINSLO
af the Wilmington and Halg
Coimpany, at the office of'tllt
root of Laurens-strect,. Cha
to whom plane apply; and to
at the Office of the New
intl Transportzation Cupaniy ow
July 2, 1$51 ..' 6
In Charleston1 S. C>:
C.,& EL Kerrisou8 .
King St reet, CornAr ef Mwet
invite. the attention or 3RCH[A~t*~~
TKJts, and FA MlIL Swt their .wel~bo~g
STOCK OF FANCY~ AND STAPL~R
GOODs, niostly of their owni Direc t7~p
Giona, and comoprisirig thea newesw tyh
richest deslgns in all Poncy Dress A
a f\ill attortmentI~ of HousekeepIng Artiet
l'lanteru Supplies;t amoniwhich will b*m.
dll the SOU.;TIWERN FACTORY' GOQDS
Our iu-iness bi:: done on the prlIp1-t~
ane price on/y, our friends can depend on 4d
ng all Goods to be as represonted .And A
vowest mJArkTA pracs*.
Tevrms cash orct'cetne
Corner of King and MarketS~
A pril 30th, 1S51 2
Camden Bazaar
WE hyereby ntotify our Citomers
the pulbbe. grener. ily,~ t hat we havj
ceivedl, a large assortment V:e
Clothiing suitable for the Spig
will sell as usuaI at the very lo est
prices po~ssible. -T.
A large assortment of
Spring anad Sumanuer 0q e
L'or Ladies and Gentlemen' wsr.J ,
We huve also received a tine aesoryv~i
if Broadlcloaths~, and black and fanecd1
ed Caissimiere,, to which wo invite'td~
M. D)RUQKRI&C
A pril 0, i551 C
LEMYAN & AVE! -
CommIijssion Me I&n
CIJARLESTON. 8,O
Enwann P. La4w. PA v.L4
GAILLARD & S
NO. QO OU7li~~IR
CHAR L}$M ,~~.rV~1
Butter, Lard, Ba
PIME IoaM6tiDmiiit
N~$9tw& the,
* 1,.dfN
Y e a5 ~5
u e