The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, October 07, 1851, Image 8
n fl~trenten ie0t tlDeUi- Iloist
^; tAMivo.Wl, 6i hlc ya aso brown,
Who tveptwiwht delight ,tw you gt a her a
ntbled with fear at your frown!
Zn ti~th4'f chuiabt-yard,t in the valley, Ben
T t corner obscure atael alone,
-. edti a.elab of he granite to gray,
a d sweet Alice lie under the satone.
Ier it old hiekory tree, lien Blott,
ige stood at the foot of tbe hill,
thet we've lain In the noonday shade,
c..Adistened 4o Appletos's mill.
he thill-'llCel has fallen to pieces, lien Bol1,
41rafters have tumnbled in,
And a quiet which crawls ronnd tio wall as
-,You gtaze.
' laffollowed thie obten din,
.oyoutnmind the cabii of logs, lien Blt,
" - At the edige of the patnless wodi.
.Angl the atitton-bIall tree witih its mnotley limbs
Wiieh nighi by the door-step stwa
The cabin to ruin hans gne, lien Bolt,
"ite tree you would seek in vain;
And where once the lords of tie forest wave
-~ Grow grass andl the golden grain.
AnI don't you remnemubder the ciool, len
lBolt,
With tte nmaster so cruel anl grin,
Aril file shtaded nook in theo ruy n bok
- -Where the children wenat to swim?
'ra"s growrs on tihe 1naster's guive-, horn Boll,
Arnd the spring of theD brook tion it dry,
Arid ofall the boys thaat were ischoolinutes
then,
Thore nre only you and 1.
'Iutre is a change in the things I loved, Ben
Delt,
,! Tley tavo changed fron the old to the new,
But I feel in the core of amy spirit tle trut,
Thero never was a change in you.
Ti:elve mnonths-twenty have itssedl, ent
Since first we were frienids, yet I aiil
Thy presenco a bleming, thy frienl.-hiip a
trutht
en Bolt, of tlle salt-sea gale.
P'OLITICAL,
OPinsiouss of Eatiuluent Stttes- t
-atea oni Secessiotn.
);(N. AnIalSTEAD JB.TR-T ON SECESSION.
The establishment of a confrdcracIt
of a slave-lwldivg States, need not vi.
brace all the slave.holding States, is,
(as I solemly bello e,) the only measure c
that pronises security or erPen hope to 1/.e I
Soudt. We hate already been cxclu...
.ted from California, and Utah, and e
?New-Mexico, by the unconstitutioinal c
6iid unjust legislation of Congress, and I
shall Ice now pcrint our own Infatuation Ii
.to exclude us from the rest of die world? i
fAcarcn save us from such insanity? It
If hOcession would not place us in a
'better position for the recovery of fu.
ltvo slaves, or for spreadmng our slavej
iwzulation -over other countries, but I
j "ld 'interpse insurmountale obstac.
thwvould it invest us with-worli,
iinant
g th ant- u
yuuiy such etcit
men 1i ci!! require the i
resources and eneigles of1 li
nere,- than one of the slave.holding Statesm
rla quiet this wicked agitation, or to rei 51 i
.als fatal influence. VTe strongest gov~ U
ernmnents itn charistendom, and Fratce, i
.and Sweden, and Great Britain, have
~been made to yield up their beautifulc
* hllands in thme West lidies, to utter des.e
* olationi, to appease the fury of' thais de. e:
-flmOn. The Spttmishi West lindia Islands,
* .ggjd Brazil, are now the onaly civilized ,tI
.counties on the earth, besides these i
Southern States, in which slaivery ex t
,ists, and the fourth of a century will not
- 4leide a vestige of it in either of them.
Arnd we must be wise to escape their e
consequences be/ore us, wcould it be
- is~C, 1o SecCde, against the ricics and' u
joishes .of all those States, that are
bound in a commutont destinty wvith us?
hut lead wvho may, it is our destiny
to act a conspicuous par t in the contest,e
when it shall comne, and comte it will as
surely as there is a Go~d. In/erest and
.self .prescrration wedi arouse' and uniteL'
the States that grow cotton, and rice. and4
*ugar. Let us not m~ar or hinder this y
greatt mnorement hy any rashensssy jours.
Let us net v'uinly endeavor to se-paratte
our destiny from itat of tall those States
that huve a conunon intet est , anad from i
--whiocntelone, of' all mnankind, we have a
eight to ntojs for suecor, or for sy m.
pj~athy. Let ius, thcen, icidu ourse/rcs toI
enither -rashness or despair. Let us
look to liaefuture u-ith courage and ith
From the foregoingr iews, it would
. &tem that my opianons tare, that the
.Southeorn States cannot renmain itn ther
juion without degradaition, and ul- t
impatelty, the abolition of slavery: UTat
seaver'y is of greater value to the Sotuth
tlihn the{Jnion, Thalut at this timie ahe
secession of South Carolina would ne'ither
befobllowed n or justifjied by any othier
~State: Th'/at thec s(ecssion of ,'outh
Carolika at 1/he present time,'*the oither
Routhern Slates remaining in the Union,
* -Itpykd oniy aggravate thc erils of' which
;oe justly complain, and Would be
* ipedient and unwise: Tflhat in such
cvent, force.wiould be attenmpted by the
F~ederal Governmcnt, and the great oh.
jetofusacessiont seriously hindered anid
ondingerod, if not utterly defeate~d.
-IThuose are opinionis deliberatelyv
formed after the long atnd aixious re
flection of one who hans nio ambjitioun btt
pomnote the traue glory of'Soth Car
,dafi. I dare not hope thant they wiill
be accnueptable to all fyou-hey may
,~ lp j~s~bmit themi to the teost of (iino
~,'. .~*. ~~b4V4!baQS am conteot and resolved,
ii dr f411ln the public esitimnation,
~1~I' and upn ltem. In putb/ic or
a, hqnl4not prel that
Iptf t, at whatever
'~at'Iceti;egpc my natire
spoiIatrous.if b/inad and
'i" ~ j$outht Co i-ohina
'J'lams nud-purposes of the Co.op.
orit'ieni party of -South.Carolina have
bon.nuuch -misunderstood in .other
pants of Ato Union. They are -deem.
ed appareltly, Secessionists fron
choice. They are classed with those
wiio holieve' thiu the Union and the
Constitution, in thlier very inception, to
have been the result of an arrangement
injurious to the South.\ This is a n'
conception. The Co of rut
prefer a 'ederal com
good faith. '
the udvunto
They are fully
external security ii
tional flag. lit they
that these may bo puruha
large a sacrifice. They are du
pressed with the uses and benefits )
written Constitution. But they are not
blind to the lessons taught by 'history
and the warnings of recent experience,
which instruct thetn in this conclusion,
that they are to look for guarantees, to
individual liberty and the equality of
States, associated in a Confederacy,
behiud the lanlguilge and forms8 of in
struments by which such association
is etlected. The Opinion umst form
the real security of all such associa.
tions.
Now the Cooperation party soaernn.
ly entertain the conviction tint Nort,
crn opin ion is shin g t'o Gove rnm i-n I
to purposes, which, not viollating the
letter, invade the Spirit oft tie Consint.
Lion. helt are imiessed with the
belief that no party arrangeencnts can
stay the progress of Northern opini an
1vers to slavery. Such arrange.
mients may temporarily impede the
:urrent. but it gailhers volume and si.
ent force, and will finally pass the
>ounds by which it is confined within
ts present artificial h arriers. 'ol iti.
'Mans produce i <quiet on the surface,
ut they are unable to penet rate those
lepths whence are feid the niighty
treanu, as from a pereimia Ib1.ii..,
The co-opeiation party of .South
.,arolina conceive that in the late coin.
romise acts, ctmibined with this adl.
ere state of opinion at tlie Nordh,
here is sufficient cause for present
ecession. They can perceive no
le in the future. They have 1n
unfidence in the recollctions of the
ast. The progress of abolition opin.
>ns in all other parts of the world hati
ver been onward. In Englawl, in
rance it has put aside public interest
-it has oserleaped the rights of prep.
rty. It has carried Iuropean guv
rnnents in its irresistible course. It
us proved a devouring fanaticisimi. It
us reacted in the I'n ied States. It
me peoplo whose education predisposes
the reception of such opinions e'scap
cir contagious influence, they will
rove an excuption to all historical ex
pion to all historical examiple. The
Jimbers at the North,. not ini localitices
.re and there, but in broad masses
'I commercial and par-r
ices. hiave bowed before this inlfc.tious
naticisin.
With thiese impressions thle Co operi
ml partny ar ineiIcssaIri ly forced to be
:ve that withi theu increased u sectional
ajorityv iin ig ress, thlere cannuiot ex
t inlity aiid iltlpendenlce ini the
anion. Th'ley hlo to a uiear ifututre for
disso~lution. Ituit thiey w'ish tom takt
curiity ini a iniore' jiitel, that t hey
unout hiind iin a lessi limitied cooukdera
(tenit is ii(:eessaryi1 to iliterinal as w
; e.sternal seenri:y. hii ini tamliing
is new. poito they wiis.h ti deferi to
ey') desire, Iromi poicy4., toi hi'. ui as en
it conlsultautin-w iot refer inl' to
~sistance. W\hen those coeli il'I4
muiiet ion whomi comllu n liangr.a
ihite, they~ cail c mineiu thr'ir ies ire, s.
re arrangenwntu u s "'I! hav th. sing
entrat~in. It foircedu to mi i 1 a inew,
leclartionh of h -i '! o ine it wi beL
-ith it init that rnch toi ilwia
.,d h itu lis,: in-,; ! u-I ith c nm t
mBy of pit --exth~t j in v. t th e hi s ri
, ile s win external resp ~ai.Thi 1r
recertan ara hiat ctantim bu roeIpel
ttak.nThis niut tir vtsi eihinast 'u i
:)idetro inachednc rsw :
etee Starc loii3''di.i:ni, wh n d ve hat b
*uht nir.Vl det i, nit i no 'thhmde
Ien 'raed r, t uh ;.1 l In i
'neh is Ilrni ip ii r h.m'ie
i signs fIwethe5S asili 0-ai:n aswer of
follohngCalia. o We gep-il g to !-4
('hor it ofi thati parth. but hm e;hi
iu s aC oea ierrtnepa~
bein. rsi ~iig,-The l istorye ofw
t Penrhylngi 'thusaie pithihy .nine
.p on ao tobson inQpt~ the uichof
rilguas bornbrdsadhngdi
his eepr-.
Throug .r din Charles
ton tolNse Yrk $20.
T11 M GREAT MAIL itOU''E PROWM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEIAVING th 'Wharf at the foot of
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. in. after the
rival of the Southorn cars, via WI,.
IlINGTON, and \VED)ON, N. C. 'E.
T11EltSBUltG, RICHIMOND, to WASII.
qNGTOrN, BAL'rIMO11t, 1ILADEL.
'HI A. and N. YOlK.
The public is respectfully informed that
steaters of this line, from: Charleston
Vilnnirgton, are ini first rate condition,
ro tiavigated by well known arind expe.
d conttanders, and tho railroads are
order, (the Wilmington and Wel.
1 having recently been re-luid with
RtAIL) thereby securing both:
dispatch. A 'Trin!c .'on' TICK
already been in operation will
he cont 1 as i permanent arrangement
from Char .ton to New York. By this
route 1, .vellers may- reacl: New York
on the- th ird dny during busiitez- -ours.
On and after the first day o' July next,
ltaggage will be ticketed front the point
ui departure to Vushington City, under
the charge of a special Agent or Iluggarge
./aier. At Washington the same will
be transferred to the care of sinilar a gents,
who will acconmpany it to New York, and
like arrangem ents will be pursued in re
turnnig South.
Through Tickets to New York can
alone he harrl rrin l. WINSLkOW, Agent
of the \\'ihnington and Itlibeh It. R.
Conpany, at the ollice of the Comnpany*,
loot ii L :iiren-.street, Charleston, S. C.
to whon please apply; ani to Chrleston,
at the Olliee of the New Jersey lItailroad
andi 'ransportation Cotnjty, New York.
July ','1851 36 if
N. CRANE,
ilttattcta4re of Jiuuggies
LGT C A ItRI AG iLS, & C.
Iletirns his sincere thanks to ,
.he citizesis of S teiigrr District ,
for their libiernit pat rnneg. hither
to 1k-,.tod iin hi*g'" leave to inform thent-u tiht
.- - .... ift in hnl the above iartice,
of hi,, own nurriifneture nd wnrrntu thie'aini"
o li! of th Inteit atcril t, "ork nnrarlip ant of
thre i e It r i st.. I His Ifriirr ,,hgrzl t r nprlrr~p.a Wvit
the 4 l e r.t iriiees, anil as inr.nhi n
contp~ari.-in ; t e cn imryu wl
iirirr~ii ti it iu'iiii i edi, yonl V. itl p car'.,
call at his ('nrriage Ileligitory on tlro-al Street
uder the Towin Ialal ant exurnine for your
Withi twventy year" expecrience, andl Liberty'.
hre'll ie w ith the country and the arts of
his traie.
May I liib, IW5J 29 tf
D. W. PRICE,
0 'C It :i sa 1 Tf: i g a g.
hes~tietfilly inforis his frie r andi thi- f titi
enrratll that ho. hia jit n reivi.,l t Nt*ty Sine k
.ig of rie Cloths of varioms Kirtde mirt .ol.
-n,. l iii.(2r..iiner-, hlian-k turl Stri reri nie-e
intas of rij.i, -Sntin. Silk anit Whie' el
cit ., Lireg, fee'ftvery kirnt. I Innlh-reheiis, t ra
i ,, Nut (:lot hi's, t':nhrellas. All I hrrtots
ihi ng aiythiung ini i e. jilt will doi wel aall.
;a:r iiiei ran t~" irine at the shitrt t uiiee.
!lairch !fil, 1~45 22 tf
D JWINN
. 4 ' '''*.wi1 L
hepubbe ginrall that hr ow has on hati ]
nil rut.. rs ifor ..ah- org rteiionnbh- tiern,. a tlarge!
iii sli'h'ndhi naa~irtinenit of (Clth, 4'nainrFir
eniji u-li rle* inroz Shr..-ic., lirw.: tri,
,live<, liu gill.. i efsla&, I 'mbtrellasi, &c.
ieni io ..ran 3taa Clotinag of et-'
I.r' rJin t iiiaryv 1intiia. I 'niforing. Sivordh, ~
*rd a il -s A .. Irrri-hr-it air it nrirerr.i i
Ilafriiir for Srinnier Iitile*inn ifuri.,beil on
I tij- . e-thms.~i are peia~t~ rly ritb. r ontisIing
,f fir ri tiir pairttern. thani eriF pret jiiouly e..
ht I i. , 1. :0 fie lII
llblM --a r-e It heire tie M ill let'pi - ri -
*iaiit \ on t ilit , .r generrii tir ltile'grt ot I er
tre,.iiz:ttrure~tir-. ll. iii unitl
3rle Top,'I... Sis an rl Iii
l'-a SirJ-, I ):iitt ins, Wa nr!roboi.-. plair
I j .i.r'liv. ( ':i lil ertirili.. I iril.'. Ii:
rid W~ -r, 'T:,b.rs, I 'entre it., C'urle-I t~ph
iiii t Xi~tr ,N rign e t ieth iso
l'tin n;ii- .rrili unlity ru.i-:ii rieit ii 't itour
d-r.
The lrubicrier i-, pJirerti.i to frnih.l.e
Ia- att ! i o-:t IJ'harleton tl'ric A 'it
lIh- n 'l c iniel hi.<rii W Iti- i- ii ' t the
I h t..rl, n hei:i t inneri inais re i lall be
C~rurn~nir S. . \tii . il. IS.r i.\l '.NT
Butter,3 Lad*ao on
wtii Jr.- ru l in rn hi. -trgteriorith
puihi lin- v i ht s hri eiitri w re-rn..
, I i Ir:- i~nt i rtgat ln -a Ir r ri ei.,. ni a
unii -llt L~n ifriur i-u g~h i l ! ebi~ . nor, ah r heI
I' nteiri'i giltl un Ii ier baeyrpr.ie-lne
irir ir p' i . g . -rr IMl ~ i~r
I'aI~ nn n S. '.iler /In ih.a ,,j n (* f. *.n-i
Butter, lii -i La r Baco &ht Cor-gi
i'ill .lil'. 3 runan l itr . i n i nl l '~v-i; n~-,
Norhtib':rinai l.r,iiri grts~i i
I i lro . ('tri t i tr- 1lN. u
Alan~g h r2.l5. jI n -i1 i l'-5 lii
Souh-arolina--TumtercDst
Wiv W. J. IltuAi other
I 1 . -kb for ~~ tL~ \Of'tAco
Boots ands Shoes'.
SSOUTHIERN MADE: PLAN
K J~~~ 11 hOt A NS
lllJ~i: SERtVANT 8110t8, F
&tc., WHO(LESAL, AND REtl:AIL, NO.
30, EAST BAY, cJ[A~tL.Es'roN 80. CA.
'iiacflubn~riln"r, Agenat li'r the SOu>Th C AR.
OLI NA SI110' F ACTO~tY1. ati Charleston,
S. C., nodi the CII E:I(1AY FACTOR 1" aut clie.
raw, S. C., w~ill offe.r for 1aIle ina this market bvy
the 1st of Se.ptembetr. it large Dlu ,ply of bijijil.
erna mat!te lI ANTATIlON IHIC (JAN8 anai
JIOUSE" SE~ltVAN'1s 8IIIJE8, togital~r with
it general llauaortvaaenL of IBOOTS and SIIOi.8S,
WI dcit will Ihe Sid~ at till; lwet aaatrktet prices.
fur goods 0? a iiliart liy
IDealt: in Blrogns, hotot.. novd Kitu,
A~gUII, 9, I.~I. NO. 30, ilust Buy.
PAI'ILION IO'11L,
BY if. L. BUT '"ItiFI ELD,
lIeelihugSg,, Choarestoim, S. C.
Sclltevahjr 16, 1851 47-ti'
E. B. CREWS,
iti oi1ei-211( (HISlisii
NO, 19 1ED'I;.'ll PA N':E",
Cl1l.htI:S'I'\ S. C.
l'lnr~er',..t"tlt. ofC lltI f.OOlh) twic :.e
wee at is dales iooia. . IikrI aidvanhces
miadli onall r,''1i'S!tiaai vatt.
NoLviah5 r 6, I45 ",;
DUNN & DUR YEA.
Clothing Warehouse,
No. 238 King street,
5.t IUNL U. n U\\,?
JOHN I)IvtYj:., (iA isrxS.C
May 21st I1 30 a' f
W. A. KENT & MYITCHELL,
I' AS [ 1 kNA l.1E
Clothing and Out-Fitting
I S'vABLI41 SlMEN'1'
11:1 11\NIC HALL,
"(. 26 ; 1. i hi -st reefl? Coil I('r Of
I'uartlait.rs ill- 11111 :at all toi~ics. t full
LA'.D I=:11.1 DR% ('LOnTJTIIN'G
:111' Ti ('LJSS'.
A. v:Nr. G.. u. 2U11.vv i~ri..
Ihit3Ehittflr>. 1 13 lVatin~ugg
HARM~ONIC INSTITUTE,
FEA:i 1)1 N' INI) Z0;IIA 1',
Importer of
liig trot.Nirt i f the Lyre
FAMYES E. SPEARI & CO.
r~cit <. "(-1 lil t it li " 1 $
Ex ucTvm: I)ranrtatTnT.
By his Excel'enry John II. .Mean,, Govern
and Coummaader-in-Chief in and over Sou
Curlina.
WHRIEIt i'AS, iufornation han reached me ti
an ntrocius nmrler Wnm oltmittel Igpon Wi
linm ('loud, of .:dgefield Diatrict, by Pa1III;
P'. (:(ODE, anid that said Goodic has escaped
Now', in oaraer that the ofrender may I
brought to trial, I John hI. AelinN, (o)verml!i
and over the Siane, do is'ua thi my proclam
tion, olli-ring i reward of Two hlundlred n
Fifty uIhilrs for tle apprehenion and dielive
of time Paid ftugitive to the jailor of Edgeio
District.
The aid Philip 1'. Goode in aihout thirty-thra
year, of age, G feet 3 or -1 inches high, Icon on
mismeney , ruddy complexion, anxie or grey eye
dhark hair and jmiek spiken, with a marked l
cay between his front ree ii.
GIVE.N tinder i - hand ntul the Seal of ti
Stte, I 1te 2011 slay of tAtgnst, in the yeari
ols .arl, one thousand eight hundred at
fifv.one.
fly tihe (.ovternor, J1O. Ji. MEANS.
. F. AaTmrian, Dep>, Sec. State.
Sept. W6th, 14.51 47 4t'
Election of Teachers,
A N Election ill be held on the Firn. Moi
day in IOctobier next, to fill the filawing Oil
a s in the liradferd Springs Feniammle institut
Iiz:
A Male Assistant, to be a married mani, am
fmlliy ommsm.tret to teach all the branches of im
:ianlih and ('iunmicui J'tncmtion, with a sdar
min a ro :iml board of himml f,'m ife an all chi
dren tnier seven; all lmhiircra over seven to it
entered lunll chargedi t reguir pupils for bear
tnd tritian---boys mter iwelm years excepted
ia the) mre not to reinain inm the lstitution.
A 'Iaeciher of French arl Missic, with sunrl
ry of 1maur kimndrl ufmi fly dmlhrs nml board
onie int a mn t--mm:h( on boih Piano ni Gai ta
n1i1i lie prfrreI.
Alt Aai'tast Teacher of Music on Pian,
uii (Guitar. (tranmenta Nee-die- Work, mitl,
Sl"1 mamal Wa \ Work, n imh a salary of thre
inmlred sii fifty dollars amd boarm.
A -ecmmiami .Aistant Teacher of Misi or l'i
tw wad uitar, wmithm Drawing mmm laxintin1
in I raymama. Oil rel Witer Colr,., witha It .lara
m"f thne.' homirei mind fift dollara and Iomard
A n A si an at Fetale ''eaceir in the Litera
ry Ille.urtaaent.t il an salary of three bimndre
anmi fifty dollarm sim hira.
Of the T' 'J'aieni-r n il! be expectemd such duties
timtan y. n may front a imie to irne, hie diremc
ba the imari mmf i'rmeren rand time I'rincipal.
ih% utretr of ih mlorl,
I. ii. IcLAURItN,
Summater'i lii \Nee-rerary.
"utrvle Au. 5, lI'1. "41 2m
Improved Cotton Gins,
'T'hankful for iuit favours the subscriber wilh
to inform thepublic that lao still itantafac.
mares Cotton Gills at hhs establishusent in S;me.
bIurg, oil the t0(5mt improved ndu approved plan
I itiei hIs tlintagv ttint tI- rottmn p.imedi ou one
-i 111...- Pim, of tit-" late. improvenm -nt i.m worth
it i act a aia 'r ft mt en' Im r'i- than Ihi' camt.
"t 4""'" "am iim, anrlinnry-pin. ie. a-oai main
fta.mmrin' miaheam 'n'm the' imot :-immile e.m-trumction.
'ti init a um a e t ln ti th llama iaa' erinulr ; to
iar'hented which itti1 selur i2 per a: i w.
le ab! o rep.mirs (il im and puts -tliem in coma
meta order fit tlt HI,- thin s..1tice... All videra fmr
:iar w'miillt-t" i n'aati l a'ai pinn-mut1, ahinfaid
-a W Va 111.J.1 .1 , VII.ISO\.
S~t :mlm.tamr :", Smaftt ),at, S. C- .\p-il '23 26 tf
CHAIRS! CHAIRS 5!
N i lhae'ny al iime' inga aim in" et Dam
Win>-or I1.
r12 P 1yn Cati S. at ot Wair or S'eting:
hairs mor -.:l' lmmw'. Ai'poly tam
laec. 19, Ian S if
20,000 lbs. Iron Assorted,
i aOO .. fI'rmonm n .hrming and miiliemi tng,
00t) ydini. libme I). ',-,icj& ait'] Tiemig,
5 huh' l~i h:rra1. No. I. 3mmuckmeoi,
h'r.h .i a . \\ a .n:1 li.attmn (-rackeara mtm't
m ae-th a'npj:.. int . mma1 mnh (tf Goo jumst re'
am iv ad tinta. by~
F.-b-.G, '.. .J. & I'. 31OSi..
Dle~alb Factory,
hi-' anm at th'.\tAmrency oft thme Di:
la .\ I' F '' V weare' praniredi to .ai't
a:'SN.\hlL*R US for Cast
.\ J. & l'i \lSS
Gin Bands.
jH Eali i a' ic 4 'opper riveteml G;i
hia!
th)i i'har I'!a h, hala Rubila.er Clth
lirnmsi. ('araaian, togetin-haar wa~ih a funl
a:ronin' t am' (m a 'i - T'rnatinaga, (Oi'
tl;m.. \'. ra h I- o S.a'leay
A . P.&l. MfaSa'..
L ard,
Sunma th' i'rtia' I .aral ; Na. I. 3Ilamtere'l, ii
t.amr I tle'., and mT :, ajimm rmces' iima anmd far aoj!,
la h'm W. .1. lANCIS.
1.\II'IRo'.D11 EN1)LESS CllAIN
Water Elevators,
\ 1' s~ t v. . Ie tmhe :.hoale Il 'm- alr
iih suge by ah So!'la er u ir, who~at a
the~ ..ient Ii r theC Dihtriat amf Mtunataer S. 4
1R. I". I .t(U..
Sl1n,-a:-\ !ia, 4) a :1M i-19. I lya
.*a onice.
m .n haa'::n ad.-~aina . aainsmaat thet I1'
Lilt iof i. i~a~lmic dat. I) 'd~. aira rainmt'a
tam jr''.nt th :n ao! at:aas"ted. liand thm-e ii
ih-hated tam taamka pameata tao
Shoes! Shoes!
I . h.-' ht I a.e ! r I (e~ i a t r
tNtmI and a1rmama' "li anda ie
I.:,: anam sh.
Nt1.m6~ ae >Sittl'S. 'A. a .~.'
Pla s .a am .-.mmhaer, for mal''ia' l a y
W. .I iAN('h8,
I l.!,r th Ii' I of a thel Smu tt'r l!.annmer.
.lunta
-- Plantation for Salet
T' .Vriba.-r ailras Car satl' is ('TTIIO
l'. \\T' \'T iit .! , inaamna hauma!' o~ C'oa. II.
aln, ;. I I.auIa ngdon'a .leanam.,~ I.'.. Atb-i
ctnm ai: a a11 I aaaut iltla'r amaes. mitarm
Far tatn mA a"., uis to)i S. Manyrat.
\naenit I thl, IM51 -1P2 tf
Land For Balem
A i,:t a f huatlatl a'aontamin'ing 200( acrer
l. m ra' mar t&en-, iyinag live. nminlm taeto
I 'mriera' 7rosa~' ig, onflt the ('Camdenm llad, aht
t waeenI itwo 'and t three hamndlr(ed maere clearm
ady"iinng! ~ o h a-it of Wm. Ctooper o , J.i
\Vihespoonand 1 m . 1o)y b lnin
A ""altlilOROUm Il.
Nmv.t 1b. i"% f ti
To all and singular the Managers of the
Gtneral Eecliols, for .lte severaj
h Disytrics of the Stale of South. Cdr.
Oli0a:
WIHEtEAS the Legislature of South Caro
, lia, at its late session, did pass an Ac' to -pro
vide for the Electilon of menmbers to a Sonwinm
, (ongress; and whcreps said act requires the es.
n eenuive authority to issue Writs ofeletion tothe
Manngers of ElectionsrI do-hereb require you
id und each of you, after giving l noticeand
.y Lein duly ituullfiled, to - proceed to hold an
d eleciuon on the second 'Monday. of October next,
and the day following, for two Deputies to rep
,e regent your respective Congresiwonal Districts;
and after havi determined on persons-'dly
elected, o w il certify the same according to
.law, to thse Governor. for the time'bn ,
Given under-my rand and the sai of the
e State, in Columbia, this the let d&y of June,
f n the year of our Lord one thousand eight
d hundred and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and Commander-in Chief.
W. F. An-rnuca, deputy Sec'y of State.
tP' All the papers in the tate are re.
Unetewl to copy.
June 25, 1851, 35 if,
ANY, AND EVERY THING.
As J, & P. MOSES,
1Iaving received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK , now offer at their commodious Ware
floota
WIIOIESALE AND RETAIL
The 'nrgent and muost varied assortment o
t.ds, Wares, and Merchatlnize, to be found
in Sumterville, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries,
(rrocikery, I iardlwnr-, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
ifats. (nasm. and Bonnets, lhoots and iShoes,
- Sadlery an iliarnets, tule, Upper and Patent
r Leather, Carriuge Trimmings, including Axles,
sp~rings, "n-i Malleable Castings.
100 Sticks Salt.
Su eids ttd lntgliat iron, broad and narrow
hart, square and round do. Hoop, Band, and
loile r i ron,
5100 yarls flagging
Tugetier t ith Itope. Twine, &c.
SCI O0L4 1 OKS AND STATIONARY.
The attention of Tenchers is particularly re
qinested to the above a frorn our immtense
stck any quanmity or kind can be obtained.
We have the most complete assortment of
it EA [)Y MADiE CLOTIIINqj
that liam ever been brught to this market, to
gotlier wtithm Cloths, Camsimers, and Vestings.
tm.e and re-'c
CA RI'L"1'NG, JJAIZE AND RUGS,
1000 yards carpeting, tngs to match, and stout
litrking linze.
!'atinl, Gays, Oil, Putty Whiling 4-c 4-c.
Vie run npplily any quantity, qualit - or colour
of jint and ean recomnmnend our 'Lams as to
iality and at Charlrstoii prices.
I'ArTE.NT' 3)ICIN ES OF ALL KINDS
inln,.lin" IDr. Jyne's Family Medicines. One
liate I-rehl I ltIrL just opened.
l'hnttnrm. wrill find it to their advantage toex
amine our BIlankets, and Negro Goods as we
can eli ih--m as low ms any Charleston lonse,
j)ecenl-r Ilh, 1950 g tf
Spring and Summer Goods.
Te Su 1terihe;r is now racolig~ ' PRING
ST1O''N cr ll 00ODD, which-,h o rsr to the
e i lie at redltect e.riaen ; cort ung in pTart as
Solid coltn "
Supekrjinme China "
solid Comlors OIrganide Law'ns,
Emblroidelred " llmislins,
Solid - "
Wev Thrmendi .are,
JaconetI lIdging,
Swtiss4 lidgitig.
- im,.ertingm,
Alphin 1.arec Capmes,
Sup'riimme h " ibbons Trrinmmed,
1admies l'.*il~eon Sluevesm,
Needletd wourked Collars,
MIourning;
" 'rnntioni liraid
" Harige T'rirmingi,.
" ik t'endnts Trimmings,
" .m k itibtien"
" IIIho I. mmnd colored flid Gloves,
" ik l'marasmbm,
I'rimte 1u~ mI:hn,
Fi mumred"
( I i . (i" zm~mmm
Ito ~ nm~m Drah L1b .imnen Drills,
Si m' is: i 31ml 3minMsliner,
I ite ,t . iibm ck lankrchief,.
.1 mrin l'lamid anid Stripedi hlnmespun,
Engm.limsh l.m'ng Cloths,
Cha"'rletmn 7-8 nad 4-t4 Shmirtings,
E r.mm.mts ill' 3-.8 anmd 4.4"
IDe Knih. (tton O snabumrg'.
Spmramte Fncy P'rints Colors warrn ntedl,
- urtnituire l'rints,
I .:ulies Ilac nd'mmi coilored Gaiters,
etml Skin Slipuperms,
" " "Walkingm Shoe,,
Gen1 :ilak andmm colored Gaitrs,
mm liir andi Silk I lain,
" Ighomrnu andim i'anaa Ihats.
" l'orto llatZ,
nl'dtf 11lats,
(.tit I itiiES, llAltDW~ViltE AND CIOK
en l'orh bet Itaillmti~mmre Fltonr,
.\ t I 1m u hm hme uti-rs lowv for callh or to punctual
TP. J. UINKI.S
A r1i l'11 21 ~ f
WATEREE HOUb'E.
T1'h1 E ubscribor having purchased t i
extensive undt woll knovn -Estabbahp~t.
antd hav ing added largely to its conveie,
annd comfort, by it nowaldditiOn of~'itnt30
and thtorou 1 and eompeteo
purojhred. t u ~trtie te1~h
hik:t wn it t h tn a n~d~j
. H6 doomosit .un c g.ur -to
pledge.', nnlifefr au opy that ho.A~~
wilt bd dAgglleif 41M? y~ell as any Ii iI
s Stator 'dtenila .t olite and attenitive
4. Servnnts. '
llHism Sranars, will be bountifully qiipplied
with Provenider and attended by .tho very
besat Hunstlers.
No palins wit! be spared,-to keep a quiet
and orderly House.
H. HLE IN
Catnudren, .luno 4, lt%1, 3.4 3m
Al lr~ui~ Notice,
Al inidbted the suibscri rfot
md costst as Shemrilf on ce ts nder fultn
.Ntullailbona cases; also rcoqtait4~
o enes dis.contttuod qpr
,re'tuested to itako paynv0h et~~tiA
atnd the 1l., Octe .n
eneta wiall (t4orue
I 4~O ~ A~$,
n 1 ~
e(
r1.*'
th -
Are
,*Ono p. JIf -
announeC61.;E00 9 I%
didate for n t
Ing gletj T~~
The Fylrendqi ofI+e
D. BROWNeann oueItf
date'for the Ofi
Dietrict at the e0s'
87We are ato
IOHN BALLARD .ias c.M
sheriff at the enstil 1e -' n
The fIe.o: u
A. COLCLOUmJ,'
ax a :andidate for. or
Election.
FOR TAX COLL
gg Mxesas.. EDITros:
MrJOIN . BALLARD a
Collector, at the unet election,
MA
February 5th, 1851
aiiWe are aut
announce JOH-IN W DA R
date for Tax Collector, for
County, at the next Election.
(' We are author
announce ALEXANDER WAT
as a f andidate for Tax Collector, oClar.
mont county at the ensuin Electio,
MANY: FJilEND
GiThe Friends of Thoss
I-SMI1TH, annotunee him ae a candidate.-for
the office of Tax Collector, for. the County of
Claremont.
NovemberG, 1850 2.
il We are authog
to announce Capt J. W. STUCKEY .a a an
didate for Tax Collectar far Salem'Catty, s
the next election.
Oct. 16th, 1850 5
0r The Friend of Johsit
G. WHITE, Eaq. announce nim as a Candilas.
for Tat Collecti r of Clarciont county at the
next Election, -
The su serbethave A~~ae.
S.
Office at Subauter~i.
-WILLIAM G. -KNN
Will *iautlcu nt t. iis*(o~
ter, 13le~idd JKersha~ an e
OFFICE 7EK
3 fig851 I4~.* ~
5outh Ca7T
TlIE Third Anna~tJ 0 I
CAlROLiNA 1NST1 TSot
of Art, Mlechanica jpbt.if~
will be heki in Ci4otu
MlorNDA, 17th o~
ing the week.
Specimens in evea b ~.
Art and Industry; ;h
Tobacco and all othetaare.AI
soflclted, for widph/su~ r,~t,
The followingspe Po ~i
Fqr the sli liest i
Sigrianhurg 'PT oth*
.9tsbern ctate, and
Toolsuof any kind-A d.
N. 1.-A specimten of the tetin
sent with the Tools.
For the largest quan f (cogmns
oned paaio,not less ua ae~
For the largest quantity of SpunS1r i~9
duce of any one plantation, o
Pud---A Goldt Medal oir P4*~j
For the best Sea 1ilood ce w~~*
new principle, superior to that ge:~n ~luI
use; or for any real and important imaprovs
on the present otte-A Goildtedal. "
Fdr the lipvention of a suitable nmachissa fa
tle'~sina Red Pepper-..A Gold MedeL.
FQEthc est Steam Engine-A Gold MdL
For thme host model Steam fira nit~4h
Go)ld Medal..
A large and commodians builia
selected for the Eilbition and
be paid to the reception and car
to the Fair. All $peelmiensnq,
13th November. -~~
Contributors~
quested 'yahe hiw1,
- L .
cI:rmtnra=aii :n v.
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