Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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lintE t1fGHT OF Gntss Prrs. On~Sund1 yaift, at 12 o'clock; to a flight of Grasimcipers passed over our city, continumg some three hours, and extending some miles to the east and west whichi in point of number, exceeded all computa. tion. The sky was perfectly full, and in the rays of the sun, myriads could be seen, looking like snow~ flakes moving about in circles, anl apparently going south-ward. Some eight years ago, t similar phenomenon was observed In this city, but this is said to have been on a much-larger scale.-Reading Pa. Press, 12th. COLT'S. REVOLVERS.-o great is the demand, says the Philadelphia Bulletin, for these pistols, that three hundred men, and over ono hundred thousand dollars worth of machinery, cannot supply the demand. Forty thousand of these arms will be turned out of the fictury in Philadelphia during the present year of 1851, and still the supply will fall short of the demand. The demand is so great Col. Cult will probably have one thousand men at work in a very short time. BLACK Taool's.--Our colored folks are turning their attention to military altirs. We met a company last, week, and one the week before. The last had a white band of music with them. It may and does make the public laugh, but the darkeys don't care for that. They will continue to increase, and ore two years, black companies and negro reginments will be as plenty as baskets of black berries are at this present moment of writing. They will do to march South one of these days, and there they will find a good market: some of those w e saw would bring $8a1 or $1,004) in a moment. We object to the formation of these companies, as they offer too great a temptation to the slave States to secede, hoping that the colored troops will he marched down among them, and lie used to supply the additional wants of those States. It is bad policy --A'. Y. Picayune, August, 9. REVOLVING SAti.s.-Tie Liverpool rapers record the invention,.by Mr. T. Watson, of Manchester. England, of a new mode of rigging ships: "The principal feature in his invention is the introduction of a set of revolving sails, sixteen in number, something similar to the fans of a windmill, which are eleva ted on a wheel, and are attached to a sort of spindle. As soon as the wind touches these sails, they instantly set in motion the spindle, which, acting upon a very simple piece of nmaciinery, propels a couple of paddles. The object attained are a greater speed by means of the paddles, and the ad vantage of sailing against a head wind. This is a great minprovement, as the sails can be pointed with ease to any P'art of the compass. I lead or contrary- ind, are not recognised; a still' breeze is all tha;. is re quisite to propol the vessel. The paddle boxes give the hull the appearance of a double bowed steamboat. lie has rigged a model ship twenty-three feet long by six feet breadth of beam, according to this plan, trorthe purpose of testing its capabilities. The inventor has secured a patent for his invention, and is sanguine of its success. 'Should it succeed,' it is staid that it will cause a complete revolution in the presenit system of propelling vessels." DisTti:SStrG DEAT.--An interesting little girl be ween ten- and eleven years of zo, lgbier of Franklin Cloud,'ot Ken intt township, choked to death on Satur day afternoon last. The .child was at schmool at Stamp'sm school-house, ini thmat township, and during time afternoon inter sinissioni, got a piece of apple into her wind -ipe. As soion as thme imapediment got into her throat the cnhild ran to her teacler, iad turned qmite black ini the faice. Dr. Chiam dler amd Barthmolomewc~ and Mlorris Fmmsel were sent for but. were uniable to afli rd anmy relief. She survived for some hours, - breaithing with great dimculty. Upu m a post mlortemn exa.nimationm a piece of applle, about thme size of a pena, was fomunmd lodged in L'ie right iung.-PhI~itl Iger, Ti'hurs lay. I RAIL RAAZ AcewrENT.--Thme hlamhubrg cars met with a slight accidemnt yesterdav within about tiv'e nules of Grantmai's Turn Out, itn conisequemnce of two cows rushlinmg suddenly out oif somec bushes on te tracki as thmey canie ump. WVe tnmderstand that time engine, tender, and baggage car pse over thmem ,vithout gettimng oflf the rails, but tha*, the two pusemiger cars, not so fortunaje, were precaipitatedi downi am <embankmnent; hut we are gratified to learn their inmates received little or noi injury. 'j'he appearance of thme cows and tc occurrence of the accident wats nearily simnultantone, aco that thme Enmgineer had nt time to check time engine, aind we behemce was perfectly exonmerated by3 all present from any blamme it ime presenmt praemmes. ,Courier. TEXAS ELEcTIONS.-WeC perc'eive that Peter BI. Bell, (ainti-H ouston) has beeni elected Governtor, over B. 11. Eppersonm ,(Whig.)anid John A. Greer, (Il oustomn.) Judge Henrry who is elected to Conmgress jam the 1st-District, is also) an Aniti-l onston .man, and Col. Howard, itt thte d Diastrtet, in time last Congress, acted with thme 2outhmern Rights meon, anid wvili probably contnue to do so. Thme issue of I loumston and Anti-Hloutonm is said to have entered greatly into time contest. LARGE XJELD oF EnmttA--We learn that.Ccil. John S. G;ittinmgs rnaisedl n twelve and a half acres of gromund live hundred aind three bushels of wheat, amveramging forty andir a half bushmels to thme acre. Let hmimm beat A.his whlo cani.-altimore Amerlean. Tm BnooxLIYN Duir D~oc.a, btuilt by thme U. S. governmuent, ocetipied eight years ln its construictioni. and it ms not conmleted according to time original designm Th'e hist appropriation for it by Conigress havinmg (jpute runm ouit, anmot her w~'il be asked ait thme ensuing sessionl; also a simm of .97t1,000p for time erection of a sea wall, lthe neceossity for wvhichm is maade each stmcceeding anmalh umore apparent by thme conmditionm to whmich tihe basket-work is reduiced. Tlhiere haas been a great deal oif trouble expericaed with this work, which is bud t upona a quicksanmd. Gntoss Arrtig.wr~m th)emAc.-H irmoa Shaw, it nmigi- trate of lI.rlinm, New Yirkm, wans taken ouat of his hbed hv thle anmti- renmters of Rensaehier countiy, mat I12 Wi'clock en aturday nighat, carried live mimles tarr -d and feathI ered, uandI thlreaitened wiih dematth itn case hie sells anyi rnaore sixty vemars lease lantd, T'his isa time last anmti-renit "mtrage: bumt tihe most revolt ing ematmare cnsisted ini time anta-tnters hnIamg first proceeed to time bied room of a respjectabilo yuonny wo. inua amid outragedl her personm by st rppimig thma lltha ' f romn her andi hdrmmgtring her praitly out of bed ; ano', afIter f.ghmtning her atearly ulmt of her wi'S. :ompe 'ulleid her to prociare au cmade mmndi lighat I fair then T1heir excuso for lmh.ir violenicejcjer wa, that she iti nomt do it whenvft-M bhit d,. Wen wilil thi'e iha tvmnininna' MEETING W1Th. OUT-LAWs-UECRET SINS.-Mlany of these both outside and in the house, extended their hands for mine to shake, I supported from being aware of our frank modes of salutation; but among them three or four gave so peculiar a twist or crack of any lingers, that I was struck by its sinrularity, though it was not until any hand had beeni held firmly for a repeti tion of this Manwuvre, accompanied by a look of interrogation front the holder, that the thought flashed on any mind that what I observed was a concerted signal. 1 short ly became fully aware that I was among people who, fron some cause or olher, had led from justice in other I hads. Of these as one who, with his face entirely nufiled, excepting one eye, kept aloof in the dark er part of the chamaber until having thor oughly scrutinized me, he cane forward, and dropping his claote, discovered to my horror and anmazemnent, features which, though disguised by an enormous growth of hair, I could not fail to recognize. J " This is my city now," said he ; "I aan become a savage like those willa whom I dwell. What is life to me -" And cove ring his face again he wept with a heart- a breaking bitterness only hife-oxiles can , know. Alas ! henceforth this wild Alsala a of the mnountains, this strange and fearful Klinara, were to may thouglts a tenfold garb of nelancholy, when I considered it ~ as the refuge, during the remainder of a ? weary life, of muen whose early years had been pas. in far other abodes anl socie ty.-Lear's Journal (f a landscape painter in Albania, 4-c. VIT AN IsrnE'rt lloatsE.-On Monday, John Duke, the land of Cuni.,head Priory, was attacked by an ox in a most. savage and desperate mnanner, and ian all probabth ty would have been gored to death had not a young horse come to his rescue. The genleronas aniinaul I.earinag the cries of thea[ uan, feil gallantly to work with his teeth, biting the ox wherever he could get a hold. a The fury of the ox being thus diverted fron Duke, who lay on the ground, gave hina tune to escape. We need scarcely add that the young horse rece.ved no inju ry; heing 1)oo fleet for the savage beast. DRY GOODS IN CIIARLESTON, S. C. DIRECT YlEIPORTERS. C. & E. L. KIERRI80N & (M, Di SECT htlrfon-rts of Enropean I)ry (toods, are happy to informn their filents cun natonatern, that they are now recivinig by every arrival from Europe additions to as canplete a stoi of Statple and Fancy )Dy (aoodi as has every been oflered in this market. GOOD (;OODS ARE Ft'itNIsiEl:u AT LOW IHICE , and those who pnrchnse in their city are invi ted to exaanie th,-ir styles, whict will be idang peculiarly :adzapted to the Southern Tr:ae. LADI-.'S I)ES G001). AND JDOM1IS7 TIC IA flIlC- IN ET-'TY 1'AIEI-TY: OF NEGRO Cl.OTIIES, lIL.ANKt'ETS ANI) 'I.ANT.TION lfltY (:00l), A CO11'L-I Fi. ASSOlTM ENT. I:OUSE-K 1 EI'ING A RTICLES, in their line in every variety, t(getler witt a bnil sto-ck of ( AS1I 31IlS, 'VI-:S'IN(; anod I'L)l'J IS: also, I.N1- NS n hieh . ilt is- ound Ire.' fromaa any santu-re of *rt'oe. All artiees "- ,narantied to prove as rcjart-"eaatil. I'armas --Can -'mr . 2'. w'. e'ea-..t Caoraaer 11.144 e \ a -k tar.eas. 'npttuber 2, 85... -15-6w UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. 1.l l.lt~iaac aa alVF. W ilT I aa' , tannaa ty Ina genetrat ,lthat h~e hasi rici e a-l hi, at re-aidence a-neart)l oppoi4.- tihe 31:ath. Ac-:ad ng. whetre h-- ny bie famaaa t i all timat... ewai. when-m abtaent fraaan Tonaa ona bcacsiaa.-. for atw days aaogeth--r. a aof h ti du le ie n it the .a'a . 1.tamkervillea. Sepatembaaer 2. 185i1. -5--ahn Notice, All pearsons lahaig delandtl-- nnintt the I-. atae o4f ..insephd J. tietly, dlee.d, will ple a rendettr them n p jropervly niaested ; at itthl--a m-4 an e jeay.atenat ata 3huc.hestear, ta Aaai 1NN J1. T. Ki-:tf. Admtr~ic FonStrayed : :aanar roc :t 17aub-eriber-.. laaini !aater h ct- n t l lI Ih i.ta h ct ari atarrat thorn- n. itha hhize- [a.-e. A nay persona ;dintt jinianon?~tl orilein: e~ither o th~al ofa the(1n nl l bt. --nta bl., r'' ntd-d. Attention Riflemen ! Vt onaa anr- hecra bay tardeI redI . to c n aacile nat youtr nal pla, of raanah-zt . -n trec. (l-aath.) 4aarnied ailarp p -- r SclaralIngc to laws~.; :nhor-pcant--. t, - gtatvae, andaa pol~lnr-t-Ik.. ... liy eara-r oa c'naa .1. H. N. II iat u :-r-. ................'art \a.u Ir. s.S N. It.- -' tahe aanember, ae pate !.i r lt have the-ir rill: ina fina orier, n., alca're mc.tv bet Aaaeaat 26a. 1M851. .*I ..3a M~ilitary Election, Ity crcth-r reaeimal froma Itai 0ln Quar Sters yau ane herebly nie thaatla 4n iI-',:'i'lt N 1-'ati .\Il.t lt aol ~ttm . 1tht llaec.iaanent. I p tr laatahonat. 4 '. . 31. w''silt bae tbehl aon tha -th ati (h-tauber next~a.. . Poalll ino bI openadi clth- lTsn 4 S - Id, cat 11 . .\ 1. :acal ch!.--d :aa :a a.. 31..canad 44ergecanta.1. II. 4 hart.. 1K . elaibo caaaa S. M1. I). Ind n nrcl ea era b.ly ltlaatamll mclan age~r$ ofl canaac IElaaat.. TIc- mat nneea~.rs aor att la-t aone aof onae air itatem 5i n lmea- a h lt,-r ucal na11( gars iatl lth aaaiac tion aad- cronmaal aln thea Gab Ily lrde-r of th' 0'tam t. A 'g.26, 151. -I i-ze. South-Carolina--Bumter Dist, Wh'ateas I have. tin- ay tlaen pcl -~ sion (a- O)rdiary~ oft c.aid'Ibstrict) ocf the paersona4al rrtyl acs <htaihe t of John Iank ~ltaite af Soa~n-ercdle~ del'd; anda I av'.ail anyscelf aof a bic- nicelt l . at acotctv all persons aaadebtted tot thea der'd i to nmaice i. I taldte ptayaannt lto .\lr. I.. ItI tlaank, atv .\gent (tm Ihais parllarc!t;) ranI ih-ea hla mlla dlaaeiands at'4u~nt dret'dI wtl hcajal ataem inadualy atestedj atcrrthna lta law. .Aaag. 2ad 1,..5f .I1i Educational Notice. Th'ac a-eia ll '4-e -tal It? th lirmtl rdt Sptrinags 'ec ale I -. Init wdlI beaa ca n TIoad cay thl alf Jaaly tillh4 an nta edt~al ant. lher of tachter~as ml ai Il-ttermyc prospect of ana incaretaaad aanobeiar oft 1'opjilI. lIn the1 C of. (atlisM- laaa,-~i resigned to l gaa Noth t1I 3aoardI havest aa~ ananimosl~ly ele~cl d tls lM-9icA s, andl ca ppoinatd i-at s .\. (I. U a. I.P3 ofa (I Ca rles-ton, A -sc anat TI'acaeber aan M atoansic a arnaa leaat .1lieruacre. - .ae D. Ala, .Ali IN.&cry Notice. I bog lea to state to the Independent voter >f the 31st I gintent of Infantry, that I nrn nt andlidato for Colonel to command said Regi nnt. E. M. KEELS. Sept. 2, 1851 45 It LOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTING. SiITATIONS OF WOOD, MARBDLE AND OGtANITE The subscriber respeetfully inform the citi ens of Sunterville and its vicinity that he I, repared to oxecute any work in the aboyv ranches on reasonable tens. '1. L. WIITIIEAD. N. ..-'rmnsparent ilinds, civlc and milita y flags, regalia, &c., painted to order. Country nder promptly executed. Stnterville, Aug. 26, 1851. 44-tf Executive Department, ly His Excellency, J. H. Means, Gorern, or and Conmander-in..Chief in and ore the State of South Carolina : Whereas, infonnation reached me that mt trociou natrder was conimitted upon Johar JcIjaniel, of Blarnwell, by -ix young men mong whom were SEABORlN E. FA LtMFI1 nd WILL.IAM G. 'IOI1IN ; and whereas thc foresaid Farner anid Tobin have rnade their senpe-now be it known in order that the) nay be brought to trin, I,J. II. Means, (ovetrn r, in nn(d over the State of South Carolina, de ereby issue lny proclranntion, oili'ring a reward f Jiere Ilndred I)ollara for the delivery of both r Tu'o Hundred ani Fifty for the delivery of ither of them to the jailor of Blarnwell listrict. Farmer is about 25 or 28 years old. 5 feet f ichei high, well Hnade. fair complexion, lilnt yes, light hair, two of his froFnt troth slight]) roken ofI. In a sear on his cheek, about il nehm and a half long, innde by the cut of a knife Tobin is ahout 18 or 19.t yers old, 5 feet I1 iel(s high. fair consplexion, very little heard ight hinir, white teeth, thick Iipe., well nade, an3 , badly scarred on the right arn fund shlnicr T. 5 Given tier tny hai3 and thse Seal u, the State. the 5th day of July, in the ear of our .ord one tlousand eight huiitre dil fifty-nne. J.'11. 31WANS. W\,. F". A3trnen, Dep. See'ry State. Aug. 26, 1851; ..1-it Executive Department. Ilit:a p Qutr~n-rens, -i-ith Reg. S- . '.\-, Ohl fonr, A ng. 15, 1851. Oreder .n. 63. )URSlUAN'T to Orders from Heat L Quarters, al Election for linjoi if the lIp swr lintallion of the -11th Rellien C. 3. nill take place on Saturlay the 4t1 ny of citobe next, to fill the vne-13 , o334' ioned by the reign:tiun of Major -. .I. An ler4on, By order of ('oh.nel Si.T..i-;TT. V. TP. W13.l:t, A "l'j. 1.11 lteg't. S. C. M Stunterv ille, Aug. 231, 1851. -41-It. Mr. Editor: You are re itedtcii by) mnity frienili, to annlttiac( \tijnant \\. T. \\'ll)Elt its n enguljilat, tilly .ta lliel to till the otlice of "MAJ()R' l' the U pper -ittjion, 44th Re0grimen . C. \l. at the Electon in3 October nex Mr. Editor: Please an amneo ('apt. JllMES . I. 1il \N;ING, as 'antdidate fir '.3!jor of the I'pper il3atalion 1th It.- lim.'nt S. (. .I. Aftsta l'Jth, 1851 -13 tdl Plantation for Sale. The 3ubscriaer eitrs for sale his ( TT ) l.A N'T'A.'1 I N adjoining lands of (o. It. It T33n, and l.atarincl3n J.lenings F'Sq. Al , r;,at of 'ine I.anwl. 3-iniles 'roit Sumterville onninin nlhunt J(1(0lncr"1 For termn .te, apply to S.. (1iR)ON W. IfII 1 .l1Y. Notice. .The Ilank. af the. State iof Southil I narlina. vi r.'fit r3 of .l..hnz N. I lia 3). is. derense. 36' cent~ ii un3e prove~t their dlebt' bf.re' 33ne, iin air befor he. 1-i ofe .hiinuary n,-3. af, 1i,se they) will bi .1 .\ 'ii ls . . (~ hA l . . 'Itr iv nI.'pr ity. A lieu t '1.lx5,). -13--t 1tj Soda Water Stunltervlle, . L tilt, Notice I ap; oinlt Mir. it. W. t ardnewr miy attorne ilrin. miy ia3n'e fri'in the~ Sta. South-Carolina--Sumter Dist J.\' I.'QU'J'I'Y. u. Ililt fur .c't &< Ia i- ,,rth-r.d thoat the~ 3 cre itor. of Thom.~l:i hr \i ir. d.nd. la.te She.rj~if of si lh-tr,3 i. 33i ppar'eoen ndpoete Htyorder f it- tC'our. -lii,.43 I' A33g N ll. 3Il.: . -it. (13m'r.3 Wanted to Hire, I ri m 504 t.o lie3 al 13,id labo3re rs, .4 ea i, la' (43 .' 1 . tIl. .\ i l Nij. A not J'.Iib, lt51 N:iIN Boots and Shoes. S( ' i 'T1i1 ll.,N 31.\l l' IIl. ~N T \It IN ft It <>< i N 1144 lSl. S ~t 'Ir fr 3.\ iT 31ilt i:(kt. i. I- I. S 'i \, f l . \i h~t:~ . .s 1 S,,33 ifI . I i.A N l IN iht. 'AN-abStou 44E fand~i the -'ll.:lt \W~ 144\FT ilV,:t jirh frn t 3 . u d i i ilir fir .,alt) hsnur e era :l, n 3wi l.\ Tr',.\T II.,N al ,'. g iil s' NIli\.T Nii (l1.'.f:.3 her n3. 's Ern'era II :3rtin--n ''t fl. l43TS aad . il).ha n e llaabe, fbf :..n h l :wae It inarbet piel lL \ Pil. .i a. .1al n tIr.-,. ioi nir sh,- la ii f.tir .. INa . 13,. Iors'lni .\n.:na . I'...W.'.1.in( 33i :3 .1 taal. 3 i Ino.ii G 1.31i:I.'..t' ~.tI.Theam eahismn. hat;I3Li he,~'l~~t thgrshyrpeI and acon, 4able-hon h.i3 bof 5p33a3up a S.g.rvalo ege laaug Inn ae ho.:hiit n"4.i s 3ah fonre non, fuI nob.yWb.ar J. ha ho ten- Sa r. . MED Calomol Seet Oq, -Jalap, IRhubarb, illippo, 1iennia, Qcinmino, ' Number Six, Incgnesia, Timctares Asso -Salta, Hlartshorn, Castor Oil, luufman's An. The various Exracts - PATENT M fInliom of Life. Cherry Pectoral, Seltzer A 'prient, Fahnestock Verail fug., natl 'ancheronian l)rops, Eapping'u Sateniiralia, Sanla a' Opodeldoc, Cologne, (hulk for the face, Ilanadkerchief ] Oila, Shaving Cream. A LSS An asornent of Extracta um .t t.sei Ikrnuhes of every description including Hair, 1 Painting. ---A r;s White Lead, Glans, Oil, T --ALS IDye fStalfs'e For sale by JC tr June 25th, 18351 Election of Teachers, AxN Election will iha held on the Finet Mon. :lay in Octobe next, to ill the following O li. cin the Ilralforl Springy !enil Iaristittte, Viz: A Mal Asistant, to be a married man, and fully compete .t to teachal tihe branchen of an lngli.h aund Classiea iae~lntin, w ith a salary I of $7(X, and boaurl of hianself, n jie anal all ciil Selrn anler severs; all children over seven to be entered anl chargel as reguhar pupila for hacral and tuition--hoayys over twtelve years excepted, naa they are not to remnain in the Instiattion. A ''encher of -'retah iad .usic, w ith a.tla ry of fntr hunlred amnd fifty alllars nnl anrd; one that can talch on buth l'innco nutd Guitar will h' preferred. An Assistant 'Tenchier of .lusic on l'lnno and Guitar. Ornan'igtal Needle Work, anl hell and Wax Work, wit ic i salarv of thr-o -hundred and li fty clolln ra anl hntrl. t A ecia Assistant Teancher of Musie nr I'i i ano and Guitar, wtith I)r.ainst aia 'aiting in ('rayen, Oil and Water C' elors, with a itsaNlar' of three hninrd n i d ft dollars anil hn-i An Aisistant Fermale 'I'ncher in the I.itera. ry iUepartnent. with ni salary of three hundred . and Tinly alalr, and inard. Of the Tevlchers twill e' azperia.al scih daties, generclly, ats may fromc tiun" to liae, le directo'i by the bai of 'i'rn-te-t e and the Principal. - By order of th hloard, S11. I, r1..\IItlN . Sumnterville, .\ui. 5, ! y i. 1! *2 11. Notice, . iR. W. .iA.3SS I).ly;A N repectfully of. erm his p1rofeianic i-erl ices to the citirens of Sunatervilleuel tir t icinity. Olice--the' Aunh.'cary shop formerly uren. pied by l)r. It. S. 31st.i.i:tr. 3lurch 12th. 8511 ' ly Ladies Dress Goods, The tiaaerihaear wilt reaeive to-day, a hand sonce lot of culored 31~1,*SI a dl GING .IA 315. Black Granadine Mantles, , Colored llerege Mantiles, Plaid Ie anid Eiblroidercd Jaconets. White Organdy and Swissa luslint, Wh'l e aMohair and Colored Skirt., TLinenc Ginghauns, eails sand F'sia, Sateel ll:igs, et c. TVAli.1' COVF.RS. Woarstiedi anda l.'ettaai Tablxec Coverst, haird liye I)i~caaers, ( iCi IIo ieclubiac k Towel-, SillK hll-R lst IlS A NI) TlSSUF.~S, 'At Chac-lt stan prices. I .athesa I .i nenu ( ate, ida Slipers, Ilulskin5s, &c. &. I Suiti erville, .1aily '. 1 -5:1 :i if GROCERlES. Ie'cived t ii. daI :$() lbs lleide s lae I i 1hohcr, 2(0 l.caie liedinno aa re F!anrc, Sirdincec andi I .ccbs~terc, F'renuch Uh)lva. .and~ ( 'at sps, l'1~iels, &c c. '~ngl i h aal Ann-rC('rican .\ear lrindy Fru'it., I ne, c al WINI*;8. rt A ceheirfa, l1%rta \l~iahga, 'I'enerillie, aindi I.ccinon Syrup, ( rCai ese otaad. ainag Fundia. Ior .ile. bcy L,. i. IIAN NKS. .une 25:h, i'51 ;:5 tl IAa ANDERSON, Siiistatitmle, N. C. feseflly informa the .eoh. ofl N.~c te'r l)i-triec tiee a . h eh:ec jn-' race ise ed . noew' allar fir sh-. ihe~ le-t selected ;ece.it csat a howele a.terl of* L. 'il'hnt hcaa eac r been brleht~.? te lbe- anairk--t - t- ile lea- reaed ec sony o -cy-v. ofdee .Sprci eaIn. a. Sunnnaser t~aaels-.wh h' c'I puarcheeers nonhced alec '.- ne1l oe rne b't are c-ie boay came'el-wer' e . ,y lrap- I'eate., llreaelethe. *'a-lbin -ret-. Pea - lIger ('lcih, phlcon ace facee v I iaaner, Isuia,h. cal ' rlcie-., 'i'need I.neo a ilaime- Sam. 'itar. Ih icille' .acel I--ancy Vc-lca2-e ontanetly ccn houdec. Pa Ae inil cccl hiarge --uppl\ eaf floeen-rV. 4 .loeeta ,e Sncei--e-ae'r. ( 'reut--. ll.aeeikerehvis. ..\aee ae., sall eaf n e haI e al di h e ..h en thce aee-: hheiarncl termii , aned al ieres ite sened thn'dcc. le-c-ciacl narrancdtel ice c'ar asaineion. 4 r dler'. freesn c distulo ce aprogaalpily nuicacacled tea. Notice, All p~eios iiceliebteda lie subsecrier fair etas as ShearcIf cac c'ases uctnsier stlc ar and a Naclinana cases; c.a sa r eats cen:cabe iiunder a c( ases diconte)icaued oar ieccaIracsedec arc s.repie'stted Ice rieaLe- pamednt btw'aeen thais ecacel te 1st., (hat., aca.'.; otheirwcrse more "-cs~i t all aacernca. mel .Iirae2h, II \RVI,\' SKIN NF,11. Executor's Notice. Teja (c'rechtors cal Wm~ai. .J. lte'es, 10sql., dl~eeaed, ire cia l l ipon ho eresent lea thae Subsacribers IheIar daaeand, proeryat~ tcIest t-tdac'cdn tea law.. Aicd thoea indbted h o the esaidt dea~c;aeaI 1o cia'e pacymient. - E. M. A N IIJRSON, .IBlnks for Salo att* ffc SUMTER~Ht 1 ,P. MJYIEJ&8, wionl rm1 cn the citirzena otiteyI~j~ ~m1the nsrrounsdln cot '~halbJI' aust reituredit rota Charlenton, and 1 made) arrangements to receive ICE and 8ODA WA TEl, of every variely, weekly. e He- has on hand, and will continue to r&4aeIe ' throughout the season; a chotce a usort ; W'ines and Cordials, Confectionares, t, &c., all of which will be dia p' f L'beapCK than was ever oflered before n , plsae ANy 29, 1850. 30 - Webb clark's Hotel, 5' UMTSR V ILLE, S. C., lthis Hotel is situated in the most ti pleasant part of the town. The Proprietor will be pleased to.see his friends and the travelling public; Irom: ising to spare no exertions on his pt rt to render than coifortable. Charges rea soniable. WEBB CLARK, Proprietor. Jan 23 13 tf State of South Carolina, EXECUTIVE DEPARTIIL'NT To all and singular the Managers of the General Elections, for tae several Districts of the State of South Car olina: WIIIItEAS the fLegisature of South Caro lina, at its lat. ,oseion,. did pass an Act to prol vide for the Eilection of members to a Southern Consgresn; and whereas said net requires the ex ecutive authority to is,.ue writs of e lection to the 3snsmgers of Elections: I do hereby require you and each of you. after giving legal notice, and being duly qualified, to proceed to hold an election on the second Monday of October next, and the day following for two IA-puties to rep resent your respectie Congressional Districts; and after having determnined on persons duly electe~l. you will eertify the masnic according to law, to thel: Governor, for die timo being, liven tnier my hand and the seal of the State, in ('olmnhia. this the 1st day of Juno, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty one. J. II. 3IF.A NS, Covernr anl Comunantder-in t'hief. W. F. A nwrnt, h-luty Sec'y of State. C'g.'" All the itpprs in the State are reo gu~eed to copy . .June 25, I ?51, 35 if, Through Fare from Charles ton to New York $20, TH1E GRtEAT MAll, IIOUTE FROM CIIARIES'1'ON, S. C, LEAVING the Wharf at the foot o Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the arrival of the Southern cars, via WIL MINGTON, and WElDON, N. C. PE. TERSHUI, RICIMOND, to WASH-_ ING'TON',;BA i'IMORE, PIILADEL 'iIl.1. and N. YORK. The public is respectfully informed that the steamers of this linoe.from Charleston to W ilminigton, are in first. rat e cdndition, andi are navigatedi by weall k :o.-osn'm expe nionted commusanderp,-and the- railroads are ins finte order, (the Wihtningtona and. Wei. dons Roadi having rcrecntly been re-laid wit~h hefc~avy T ital) thereby seem.ng hs oth safty nd ipt'ch. A ITinocoti TICg. l'Tl havintg already beent ins operation will ho connnueltsfd as a psertmanent arransgement fromt Chsarle'stont to New York. By this routo travellers massy reach New Y'ork on the t lsrd dlay dusrinig hsusiness hours. Oh, andi after tohe irst day of Jusly next, ilaggasge wv:ll he ticketed frotn the poitt ofi dep-Iartureo toi Wa'slunto~n C isy, under thse charge of a specsiaul AMent or Baggage Mlaste'r. At s Wsh~tingtoni thse samte will be transferred to the care ofsimilar agents, whoe wuil atccomspany it to New.- Yor k, and like arrangemsensts wvili be pursued ina re tusrmsng ~South. Tfhriough Tickts to New Y'ork can alnte be hadh tromt I. WI NSI .OW, Agett osf tho WVshnsingtons ands Raleigh RI. R. C'omtimnys, at thIo ''liuce of the Comspany, foo t of I.,urets-st reet, Charleston, S. C. tos whtm pss;lease' appilv:; andt to C7hssr!eston, at the' Odico( of te New Jersev Ruilroad and Tlran sgortatiossnspany, New York. FRESH GARDEN SEED, JUSTI 1tEC('l\'EI), SUlITABLE FOR . L.!L SO Ist;. Por ,.ale. by I>. Ti( RNT1ON, at the l'o-t Odice, Canalens, S. C. Warrantaed goed. A' ssisug w~th sh are ats follows: I .arge (Retop)~s No rfolk Truruips, asrvy Spro To"- 1rmp, Ea:rlyf! ihsI Turmyi do. F-renchs Ss.:ar IBeer', l.arges ilustchI l'.sr.-nip, I 'i'g C ansges (.arrot, WN hsito Porituga~;l do. l'ricklev SpinntaL'e. W-Vhste Ttsrssp Raishab I sing Scarlet do. I .osg gre uubr for laste Picki, G reen giazed Cahhlage, ato Drumn Iflead Savoy do. lsutint do. LaUte lltchs do. Late Ilirumti I lead do. C'olewort, (very fine) Several kintds of very fine early Cab bange, whsichI may be sowed in the fall for searly spsringt use. Luctserni. or French Clover, Enghiish iye Grass. A cosiderable reduction wvill be mando froum thte res.ail price, to persons wishing to putrchatno to sel again. July hth, 1851 37 4t MAR TIN & BRYAN, 1'AC'J0R s, AND OENEit Al. (ojLI~fSSlION MR~t~CIAMTS, Hasyc4 Co.'s Wharf, C II A 1R L E S TI ( N , 8 .C JA~tn:s atan-ns i. TitAs A. nn ,t lIe feretnces : AMr. RunsrnrT MAnitTIN, Charlesten, "it. O'Nr ia t., Cobunsitia,.' "C. J1. S5AmoN, Cam~don A tvan' rs -nitiei on Cotlon rnd ather attent ion, given to 'he purchase of Dlagging, Rope, and Famsihy Supplies. *AprilQ,135121 ' Carbonate Sola, Arrow IRout, ' llSeh, Ginger, *ted, Popper, Cloves, dyne, Cinnanmon, &c. 4x Sused in Medicine. EDIQINES, ilooflnd's Gentnan (litters, Jayne'd Family Mtltdicinen Brown's Essence Ginger, The Dead Shot, Menlunn's Elix. Opiuin, Davin' Pain Killer, Gray's Ointment, Batenan's Drops. tracts, Soaps, Anandinte, 1'ontatutnm, hair lied in flavouring Pastry. eth, Coat, Comb, Flesh, flat, Shaving, and irpentine and Varni.sh. r> tc. &c. &c. ,IIN I. MILLER, M. D. Drnegist, Suinterville, S. C. 35 tf rhe State of South Carolina, W'ILIlA18BUltGli DISTR'IT. J. J. Dickisoi, who is in the custoly of he SheriiTFof Williamsburglh District. by ririne of a writ of cavias ad satisfacienduin, it the suit of I). F. 1 lenming, having filed in ny ofhce, together with a schedule, on i'th, of his estates and eflects, his petition .o the Court of Common Pleas, praying that to may he admitted to the benefit of the aets of the General Assembly made for the -elief of insolvent debtors. It is ordered hat the said D. F. Fleming, and all others .h^ creditors to whon the said J. J. )icki ion is in anywise indebted, be, and they ire hereby sunmnoned, and have notice to appear, hefore the said Conrt at Williams inrgl Court I louse, on 'I'ues 'ay, the se :ond day of the next 'Term of the Court of Cotmrmon Pleas for the said District of >f Williamshnurgh--the eighteenth day of Novermher next--to show cause, if any they an, why the prayer of the petition afore said, should not he granted. W. It. SCOTT. c. c. P. s. Dltice of the Coutmon 'leas, j Williamsburgh Distict S May 17th, 131 :3) tf Wm, Allston Gourdin, NO. 56, ItA8T-iAY, CIAItLESTON, S. C. Is prepared) to make libertil advances on Co'igmnents or RIce, Cotton, Corni, Su;gnr, Flour, (,rnica, May, &c. I Fyi:ti:iNCEs.-Mt.3Iessrs. (Unrdin, Mattti. e-sen, & Co., George A. I npley, Alonzo J. Vhnitn', Charleston, S. C..; Tandy Walker, EIt., Greenville, S. C. April '2, 1850. 26 ly LEIVIAN & AVEILHE, Grocers ('ommuision MYca-chn tsW , ChtARtIESTON, S. C. EnnoW. uin P-.1 N. l'. A. Avn:t.ur, Juts Oct. 30th, 1850t 1 ly pd, GAILLARD & SNOWDEN Comaluaissiona Mterchanats, N0. I .NOUTIlCRv W I(A J.', Cl IAl IlESTrON. S. C. March 31st. l1%l 23 ly Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn t'Itl.111-' .inmntja in liter. ttnin snall Fir~tn dlo. tin. I eamf I .ard, do. North (arohina ttarn,n <tu. t'OIIN. IROiiT. J.ATTrA. Invitation. TIhie Frieinnls aunt pat rouns of the anhnscri her will please comie fnorwamrd anmd settle up, as then atr tche is on-:hi needed, to mneet oth er demnands. Rt S. MFlLLl'ITT. DinoI utionm of Co-tsmrtnuer ship. 'lTe con.pa~rtner-Ihip of IiCh 1Altl)SON & I.I .\11 ,T, Attneyics at Law is dis. snl olvb cot nsent of p' toits, anid the bnsi nes tnf theu lirm left in thne handits th ltte ir. J. H1. N. I1.\.\3111, Life Insurance, -T Exrcht'ars mNot ice.israc l'o na netabbmn h-- nI t Su It l . '.N ik. sin n it iF. n .it.t It insONr.. Pri.-,' f ,i nt e t ani Sinj ran ~t..n.dii. fa. C'i. t~ti- ii W . Itr'"n I F ii~. ininnnni amn~ lIAt'SIoll .i - Executort~ttii 11inli s ttirN n ii tice, jin uhane ainte Si. Iamuft ... Wi-onimy A 15) nt t n- upaitesatr fth lta' onf l'.l 1)'tS ph Iten hiac t. t' f its ni -tricoin . nu Al p I-ne avto int' hna aginst. i t th el inn mall oStpn netenIpet the dL'ul pam amden.1--W-SN Bazaar . .\ Ilay ey i 7th,1 ny on r afin ies,:n t''ina rgeastintento ed Madies iTlhuinn ibr i s t tn Spli-r ing, i ntIie k of l.Alrig' inis)n Stlli'f :t lo rc for -'ug m Sh.ume mos Fo aliei wandt oheaticile wl dawr. t Jun 17adlths, an I blac an ttfclr tertto heou rends. urtntmes n thepuhegeerll, thatwet av juo.re pril po 5tsible. .uso .\lrg ssrmeto ii,- -,e y A. st .i For the Rem a vn Pei a et~ t it y: s 11EiYOUSD+: : the enp~pli r }j n. 1g E liL; V O. ! NS 5 ' This beautiful and orenient. ett' a _ eorious powers of GAL - NISM1 MndAA een pronounced by distinguished h ." urope and the United Stn es, to:S rueriediscocery of the~) ge. - and Dry '~" -aITE$ C}L ., MAGNETIC PIl .., with the most perfct and cerii :ages oft GENERAL DEDILT4(1 strengthening the weakened body, giving rerious organs, and invigorating e.. r e t, 1 In FITS, JCRAMP. PARtALVSIH andi-FA S, i 's DlA or INDIGESTION. RHEU!ATI - GHRONIC, GUT, EPILPSY, LUMBA KESS, NERIVUS TREMOt, PALPIT" : ril: HEART, APOPLEXY, NEURALQrA; -A in the SIDFand CHEST LIVEFR COMP COMPLAINT, and CURVATUIti; of "t8jl tN' OMPI.AINT, DISEASES of the XI -:Y, / CIENCY OF NEItVOUS and Il'iYiCV ..E and all NEltVOltS DISEASE:S, which coac Irom one simple cause-namely, * - i A Derangement of the Nervoms 8 07- In NERVOUS COMP1,AINTS,,Pi s' an k slnee increase the disease, for they wepke i u vif' " gles of the already prostrated system ja'le, pod strengthening, life-gving, vitalizing' ln6ruence vrnism, as applied by this beautiful ans rovery, the exhausted patient and wetkenait restored to former health, strength, elasltlity The great peculiarity and excellence of. Dr. Christie'. Galvanic Ouat . onsists In the fact that they arrest end cureszv aise il y rutwerd aeppliction, in plac of the usual mode gdrts - y ing, and j{hysicking the ent, till exhaust e inks hopelessly under the naktlor. ' =, They stren;then the wrhel sytens,.eguasldxIz<eer-e alien of the t.loed, prevmote the sectlons, ' dsaeier d 'he slightest injury unler any circunnstacees. ince tie - ntroduction in the United States, only es npore than", 60o,000o o sei'ons neluding all age,, classes and conditione, atesa 1h wore a large number of ladies, who are pleculianljI. - o Nervous Complaints, have been - ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY OURS wrhen all hope of relief had bean g , thing ase oeen tried In rain ! ' - ;,_ To Illustrate the use of the QALVA O suppose the case of a persot afulcted with th tivauization, D YSPIrlilA, or any other Chronic ip9 e@rW )us Disarler. In ordinary cases, stimtulaats are which, by their action on the nerves and muscles oftb '' stomach, afford tesparery relief, but which leav 3e patient in a lower state, and with injured facittles, aeRl the action thus excited has ceased... Nfow comsa 44ih with the dete resulting from the applcation of the GAL VANIC BELr. Talse a Dyspeptic sqfererreven la the ' v worst symptoms of mt\ attack, andrsimpiy tie tl BIet .; around the Body, using the 91sgae U "' it; a short period iho insesnsabls psiphie wBlr lorwfltt! the positive clement of'the-Elttbrebcausing ti panic circulation which will pass thence back again to the positive, hus kedisg epa o Unuous Galvanic circulation throughoit-.4he Thus the most sever6 cases of DYtiPEPSi r b1ANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS is WPL'c " ? SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DIws - . -;,: YEARS. a : ";'.at: CERTIFICATES ANDRTESTIMONIA Of the most Undoub ted Charaete., From all parts of the.country, aold be give, s AU every col'mn tn'tha'r I AN EXTRAORDINA~IIYAS wrhich conclusively proves thet "tTruth is stranger-than Ftac)zi'ns VU EOV P RlhenmatlntmEronchitis and R1EV. DR1. LANDIS, A CLBRQY*A r of New Jerse y, of distinguished atlyn ats a tate4 reputation : Bs:urnr5r New Jersey/Jlolj'y 134. 'Dc. A. 1l.'Cssnvr-D~egr:Sir:a You .wfsh to htaow Cf mne what has.been the resit'tn my-own -ceee th application of TUlt GA IVANIC DI/rL LACE. Sly reply is as followf: ~ i~*- - For about tiwenty years I had..been sn Dympopsla. Evr rrtesys tonms beasi~ nor couldt .1 obitasn peina5nenit ser from0 of medical treatment whatever. Aboutfmte since, in consequence of .frequsent expoavsrea. h weather, in thse discharge of my pstoral dtee.L became subjeoct to a.affite Ch7ronle R hetf&dtMbe for year- after year, enused mei mde~-~itbqug-l~ Farther : In the winter of *45 . - con5seW qqence of pirsecing a great de ie vsarioqs v'ther chusrchens ins thias- r-h~s by the Dronchditls, which soon -. ,..m 5e.S Ia, requiro ass intmediato aspetsa'otn C labors. My nerrous systerasreus yieed tAos ..g ~ vt - iratra, and as my Urusnchitis bescame'.worae,- so may D~yspepsa andt Rihsumatic oi'eciloths yr~ that these disorders were coiniuctedi wi~h~ through -the msedtsm of the Nervous 8 W . ~51~ whole pharbnacopwela there seemed to be lQ~~ agent which could reach and recuperate System ; es ery thsing that I had tried for e completely failed. 4A last I awas led bsy my - amine your inrentioeis, and (th-'sug h with no wr n.~ gusine hopies e1 their eiflciency.) I determined t r'h errect of the opli ato the (JAI.VANiC- BELT b NECCKLACE, withs the MIAGNETlC-FLU' . Thipwi a in Junse, 1:4N. To MV omaT Astoetlaasm3rr.ye n pa er yisprvm lien sy. ; 5nus i2VUV LAPLEIS rTo asseu ar rearaci sot, mo...ssa ainser ousrTvr~n a sincG~r saiftvc a~ccot):e - Diaencissvs i esn asr lsRnersT: recrse TsaiL~ crcs~ o T Tarus .s Such is.,he fusi and hsappy results ..of he ex eriment - I have rceommnendled thse lI :LT and FLVIDftoj who have beoen likewise su~Iareg gpm Nesirle~ ' ' tions They havo triest tites, W s(sarr a ssisya ta .artsa, dear air, 17r retUtRTil~~ DR. CHRISTIE'S " GALVANIC NECKLAOIC Is used for all complalnts affectlsg thr4tvit such as lBrosschitise intammastion o )s.hroet; -r maid Sick hleadachse, Dizziness of t~-ead, Netra# ai~ thse Face. Busting or Rtosring in goDars, which is genesmill Nervous, andi th~it dsItese*I plaint, o0Usd Tie oloreum. DR., C RTrIEIS GALVANKO BRACELETh Ave found of vast servle ins cases of 4'onvnlmAW ' spasmodic 'omoplalints; said getseral Nerrv9~~tO of the head and upper extretnii Parralysis, and all diseasesscsased a or Nervous Energy in the limbs orotg bsody. (x)- Miany hundred Certilcates tram ell i eouintry of thea most estraoriary, chsateu est given, af requsiredl. *- --* O~-No troube. ort inconsvenienst Rtatd the uto-e DIUCHIRSTIES (MLV,ANW *i V L w they~ may hbe wtb1 the snoslafeeblad alIe~~~ oefct case auz4 p& e. In rlhanycases 4a o attendiog thoIr hise 1 Alpldeb5L 4 They can be sent to any yart'of~h pho 90 str Theo Galvanic Necklae[ Two, Do~larsz' The G Biuc~lrpeolets5 - Oneoola~rEch The M p$oFluild, . On* MohlaaW of th5au Aet. ~hults1 C % PART1iULAR 0NAb'fION. (17- .Besoore asf Caai1fries and WertMtfteiyaitell.e Io . Monmas 'kD M . G~tER-4 '1odi& y, My * UT For auo in unitogt'her 4I. byjVr.R S MjEL L1%'T, a tthorisefl Aet.a Druggia~ generally inl South1 tAgrlina Mrs. M. It. HW)LW bv aubl experienice ill cutt dies dlress-s, repc ffl ice --to the Ladies of 8t:ite inih, *ty, als ;ill atlpri lqe, vill be phMteh. 1*i o ronge. She a be ousn a -r res. We t~f~ rI lt~od- by -r Buchan all.