The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, November 25, 1851, Image 5
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z '' r theSatnlt' lianner.
h i.umnph.of.qvidlts (kingdom.
feta blest -of Gotei by fdail ingraatude,
WUZi1K.t)yn .the dreadful curse. Sin gave
-i .ewoutd,
Anal deatt, te miglty. vulttre, from th' abyss
4)f endless night, lip tbav'd his lna'ky fortn,
Antf fluaf has prey in anan--sin-stricken, fallen,
dt'ioan. Death's banttuet is began; anl
Iron ngo to nge, with henk and talons reel
th gdre, lie follows tip the doom'a rnce ;
r rfit knwing, flaps hil' dr 'kwing,
*4dtonses high his head, ancl Fnufit ige air,
till eager for his prey,--when to! a kingdnn,
Girtwhb armor brigt, of faith, and love to God
Aud man, alilmars in might; and high above
Itabattling hosts, a blaont-stained standard
Afledtphis view: death rects aghast and cower
Ing flies
'o.the dark innunttins, there to seek his prey
!'Mong such as wander from the way of life.
nttow, tha' atill with fearful havoc fly
liis fatal darts, he 'knowing well the bound
lza'd by Almighty, power to his dreat
li.mpire, affrighted sees tha glim'ring dawn
Of the approncting day, when the lost sont
lniisom'd and renuw'd, he will with swift de
op~nt,
4jgi1n extingaished meteor from the skies,
wn to the lowest deep of hell's dontain,
.lepirn; forover batnishm'd fron a world
hera love in man, returns his heavenly reign.
.. S. R.
_ YIISCELLANEOUS,
From the Georgia hionie Gazette.
A Story of ns old Oiatheleor.
Tlhere was a fine old Gene ral once,
tIo, having spent most of his life in
the field of Mars, knew very little about
to camp of Cupid. Ili was one of
1 'tlose rough ndtl hon.-st spirits often met
wvith in his galla itt..pruofession; innocent
as an infant of almo st everything save
high integrity anal ii h.tlabtiitle bravery.
He was nearly fifty years old, and hb:
toils were over, when toaster Dan
brought him actcnainted with a widow
Wadman, in w hose eye he began to tie
leer spmething that made him feel un
easy. Here was :he result of leisure.
At length, however, the blunt hones.
v of his disposition rose uppermost
among his conflicting plans, and his
course was chosen. At school he had
once studied " Othello's Defence" to
recite at an exhibition, but made a
great failure; he now recollected that
there was sonething in this "defence"
to recite, very much like what he want.
e.to say. He got the book immediate.
l ,, found the passage, clapped on his
lint, with a detormined air, and posted
oft' to the widow Wadman's with
+'' Sha kcarc under his arm.
* Madam," said General Uncle To
nnhg his book at the marked place
pleinnity of a special pleader
- ra" Madam-.
I;ude am I inemy yreech,
And little bleen'd wiith the aset phraln- o'f peace
For Ane those arms of mine had seven years'
pith, .
Till now seine nine imonths wasted'a, they have
used
'Pheir dlearest action in the teteetl fiebl;
And little of this great world cani I speak,
)lore than pertains to feats of broil and bat tie;
And therefor"
:Hero die General closed the book,
w ~iped his forehead, looked up at the
ceiling, and said with n spasmodic gaspi,
" I want to ge't married !"
The widow latughied for ten uinautes
by the watch, before shec could utter a
syllable, and then shte sail, with pre.
ciotus tears of' hutnaor rolljing downi het'r
good-nattred checks, "Andai who is it
you want to marry, Genierail?"
"You" said Unicle TJoby, flourishitng
his sword a rmt ini thle air, andit assumliintg
a military aititud of' deia nce, as if lhe
expected an assault frotm thle widow
imamediately.
"' WNill you kill mae, i f I mtarry von,"'
said the widow with a merry 'tuinikle
-in her eye.
"No,~ miaam!"il replied Uncle T'oby,
inl a most saeriouis :iaid daeprect ing tone',
as if to assurie her that such Ian ida
biad never eteredl his heada.
"WellI, t heni, I guess I 'll ma rry yout,"'
saitd the widow.
"anttk y'ot, ma'ama," said Unicl a
TIoby;. ''but onte thing I am hmlioaa to tell
you of, mndam; I we'ar aI w'iL?''
Tihe widow ata:rtedh, aremlined silcnt
a rrioment, and thlen waent intlo ai longer,
louder, antd muerriaer laugh titan slht
had itidulged ini before, att the end of'
wvhich site drew her seatl aarer the
General, gravely laid hter hand' onr his
head, gently lified his wig off, and
placed int on the Itable.
General Unea Tobyha hadli.' m-er
nmown fear in liot hatlIe, but thle inow
fii a daeisivye inclinaation to runi a way .
TIhe widow laughecd agan ns thouaagh
she never would stop, atnd the Genvtral
was about to haty his hat upon his
dcnudeda hiead anid holt, when the foae
t-icious lady latced' lher hanad utponat his
arm and detained'a htim. Shte thetn ale'
liblerately raised lien ohe ha:nd ~ to liera
owvn htead, with a sort of military pre.'
cision excetuted a rt apidhat mainuvre withi
her five fiagers, pulleda ofT' her whole
head of fine glossy' hir, atal placing it
upon the ta le by thle siade of' i thGnc.
rl's, remaoninved sieae withI tad icrnous
kravitly ini front of' lien accepted lover,
quite biald !
.e As may, be expected, Untoc Toby
flov lautghed~ along with the wiadowv,
andi they soon grew~ son merry over the
iij that the midi~ se'rvanlt peepved
iotth the hoy-hole at thae taoise', and
eisw the couple dancinig a jig andia bolh
bing their bald: pates at each other like
a pair of Chincso monanins. So the
Woivery shortly laid their hea'cds to.
getherr upon the pillow of mnatrimony.
- oting gentleman who had just
imat und an undersized beartuty, says
tuishe might have been made taller
an arger, but that she is of such
True prutidonco is toaoao fromry the
oommoncecment of' an af'air what will
be the cnd of ,.
Powerful Reazdi.=n"' y
Al aSyqung muttr's ccbaiting society
(ill('w rl' lowgi in Indiatna, the ties.
bit fete d i5Ulsi2i4 avns,. t" 'IIi id1 wasi
lit' gaceltoe m. eil, It scoldingr Wi ft', or it
naiky eliiniriiy?" A fter' the nlipninted
ispittnts had cnrc iudrod -tile dI~tett, it
pectotor rose and lit' grit th ljrivill'gf'
main~g n rf'nlfl rk on then ocoa i'ii.
'terfni,'tsioti bing rraiitcdl he ili i'i e
IituSel1 th iis wi 'v:
M I r. President, I 've' Ieen almost044
yiiit a i'lifuii..! to th l dY t'httii tift tdie's'
ere yrililli'trs. 1.' tlni do1t kinw till
hing #1 Iout the su liject . 'IV ht dto lnt,
fblow Nl~ Il l,~h evils of aI (cIC' 1141 ill ,If.
Wa~ipit till they haive on.' fur 1\''ty
'en rs. Wtild hbeen ha~,mered atne I j. nn,
ill I ic v' Ibeen 4.421led hoc :u l'4 Ill(
am li criedi, lbernri 11( t hi fee ri' woo '
)LI i, beaueti120le' flvi'I i s loo2 ' hes4I it, 11ie
muse124 the cow kick~ed o'". r the' milik
bie'c ie it rn Iitl, , lit ''2 1sf't! Ili#- still
hey t'Iill Ill, so110 f44 ir iltirir, Ii.'eIli24
troivets (Ill f!, I i''2 thy' it hi*tre t ni
lior 1.'oin:in to cll main, hi lecuqi~ thi'\
got sick, or Iiecanrst' lniitIii'' e"lse' lit
innfttf'r " hot 11t they~ c 1314 r n rot, tie
fire thiey talik Itliotlltte vil'i 4d. nScold
ig i o;why, Mr. Pridenlt , I'll ra
thor hieair tis anlltlr of It itlliiier4 nn,
s'.(ItiCs, t\\Vi'0t'e till 'taf~fus fntit l, ris:
kettles, than~i tihe',lil1, din1. t4f the tOhlL'li
of at s.~:.liml, wit,'. Yes, sir. ro'e
wyoilel ; to ni~v indii, Mr. l'r.<.t:,1 t,a
li L!gf*r .s it) it un 1k nighlt."
W.~ hot it ('Lriolll: Ililg it p1 inter i.L
I it. .'diItid.? \v hent In, sr'/v ;.II I .vts 11.'hn
1.Vitli t 2%' lie l2112\ av s/urins c~-elt. 1
ADiVAtNTAG.ES 0O' Clit i:Ni: t'r:S Y AN].
CJONTENT.-?' lie thiat hl;as l''d iln1 ril
Itlit jiii.siutz, ini fits o(it 14lg4r, (it- in so!1
: ret'lt'st flt y of1 \t1 hicki \\ L art' Cajllble
We e(2i j(i viil i ,tlout; \v heiit our hear1 t
tre fiiltui t~itlI ballu thioug'hts;i' lecausI,
a4s our' inite'rnal fttiigui are Ili'lt o)
looIu~11\, soi does c~l'Ivtl illi at ulld (u
the air' seemtts lit ,re hailm v, and tile sk,
snorec clehar, tihe iiedo~vs hav It 1r' ighit.
grel, t he trees it richet'r t ig. onl'e'11
tme flowers a more tarai(ii sun,-!114I, the
birds sing more sre'.tiv uitol the' still
mflon an:d sta rs rill 11)1)1111 sr e 11111 11ii
Lost
len 8tusntervllle, or between them and Mr. I.
R. Jenninigs's a BIX BA RREL. REsVO1.V~it,
nrude b1y Allen & Thurber. -Any person who
may find it, by leavilg it at this ueno will re
ceive a liboetl rtward.
W. 1H. A. It1CIl1lO NRG.
Oct. 21, 1851.
Situation Wanted.
A yountg nun, who has had some experience
In the mercantile business, is dosirous of obtain.
ing ao situation as clerk or book-keeper. For
further information apply at this offie.
Out. 21, 1851. 52-01
NOTICE.
T a sulscribers Itaving open- "
__ il ai arr it I their (ousal..,
nw ofTer to their friends and the public.
the hausad.comtest and hsIt aseleeted stock of Gooi.s
ever ofrerol iln Sumter District-- suck as
Dry Goods, Groceries,
i;ools, 81a0ca, IHat, Cups, &c.,
-ALSO
Hardware, and Cutlery,
Sa(ldies, Bridles, Saddle
.llankets, &c.
A Fine lot of choice
Segars and Tobacco,
All of wlihla they will sell at Clharieston prices
fo.r CA 1I1.
ANDItEWS & ItOACl1,
At the New Sturm,
Four doors below Clark's IIutel.
Sainterville, Nov. ImetS1. 3.-1t
Webb Clark's Hotel,
IS, U.1 TEI? 17R LL.A', S. U.,
Thisc Iotel is situated in the most
pie-mint part of the tots n. The
, j" '" l'ropretor will be pleased to see
his friends tal the travelling publi'.; prom
isin:r. to -pare tc exertins ont his part to
reder thetm coimfortable. Charjges rea
sonable.
WEBIIU CLARK,
I'ropjrietor.
Jan 23 13 tf
SUMTER HOUSE,
1F. MY11S. would respectrully in
form the citizens of Sunterville and
the surroundingi country that ho has
just returned fron (harlestn, and has ade
arrangements. to receive ICE and SODA WA
TER, of every variety, weekly.
lie has ins hand, and will continue to receive
thronghona the seaenon, a choice rusrtmtent o.
,Nines and Cordials, (onlfectiotnarios, Fruit,
r ke-, aill of which. will be disposead of chunper
than was ever oiired before tit this inae.
N CRANE,
Mant:iacturer of Rugiles,
Lrsr.aIhIT CARIRIIAG ES, & c.
Iteturn his ineore thanks to
the ci'izens nr oSamter District
far their heral patronage hithnr.
1 . stewed sd -od lsp .Lojinfsrria them that
se" k..ti a t.,aA ont~'a hand the above articles
f isi own rn:nuafeture unda aaaarnana t .same
o be,. caf s'w bst stanteriual, workaships, nual oaf
athe, late...tastyle'. lili pariceen shlall caompjete. w'ith
athe tharb, sa pricea-, andsa as to c durnhailit y, no
coa rio:to be convayins'cd. yaan will pcleusac
caa i 'acrrinste, lIes'l iaactsr cu a sl Streect,
undler t he rTown I hnll anca naaine lfar your
Waa i t' twenty yars e'xperiencse, asal Libecrty'sa
Slle ' a'e wthc thce counsatry awl~ thec art. 'of
May lztha,' -85 29 t
Thesuaforriils-r lant. It.-nscsed bsis Fl INI.
. T'liF'~, W,lwO l03isa .ar. A. J. Mmse.,'naewa'
bnibne(nyatir') .anere hea will keep caan.
. atantuly a ndaaI, ai geaacral a,'oarasaaent oif lFur
n sitcure, c'caaa.aitia inm part caf
fIrewin~g lharansa,, ln asnl
~~~~Msarlo Topaj, Safiham. an 1)i.
'.an i,, l'asi taa la S toolstsnisa-, ardrobe~. lps, palaini
niisl .'ILilaaaaaray, '!aazli* sstaaslda, I )ssijrg. TI'a'a
and Wol ark 'Tabhlea, ( t nre. dl'.; I 'arledl .alel
hishl aand Iow pst liesltens's. .Mahanlastay dio.;
I Slh'er . St i ataas. Nufailig lnal lIt ekisig ( 'airasao
lanruare' maade sand rauired sat the shartemt
I 'lain :sndl Munhso:ay I 'cfllina furnishe,.d to aar
deir.
'lhi Ti.stascribe r ia par'p arud tas fusrni'h lind,
-am ani I Iors act I 'hanrlestona l'rjaers.
lae wdsl cennttalinuhs Wa,'ltk.-(IIGP at the
Oh!1, 5t:n, w ahen- al oIcrders ins liasrne will he
inaeasally .attesaleds tao.
D A NI.. 8. S.111E iN'1T.
Notice,
-l ilt. W.~ J A31l5 l) A ItG AN re'si.emmfully oaf.
ser- hi- p'rosfotonaal servics toa the' citizenaas oft
'asn a I and mats vascinity.
. tla lc-h A polhecary .sop farmeaarly cren'a
,l p i s ab I >r. It. S. .n.s.,:-r r.
Hats and Catps.
Theac inhse ribea.r wall rceiv~je ina iifew dlays. a
veryr thi .asssr nt of Gac t' s 'a n id Ilasy's lias
nada Call,. wieb wah aill be,. s'ohl sat unncwcnall y hacw
pr i aaa thessre asf Waa. J. lF'lA N(CIS,
Oppo;itsate F. I. M. Mamessa' l~awa t Silire.
Sejl p. 1, 1851a. 17-:i
'Ready Made Clothing,
Waill bse recesivedc ina a few' ays, ia very
tfi Stocak sfit Is.adyl Madale Claothing---conasistinga
o cf e'.ery arle Iofs Gen'at.s aeur. sanda will Ibe
a ohll Ilow, bay Wa. J. FIt A NI IS.
t ( ppjisite' I. J. & MI. Moses' I~a ,uib e
,e pti1, i"51. -17-sf
l.silis'' IlHbw, -Iaguare'd acnd Colos.red Jennsy
I.nils : Won-irs ted lFaasumesl lI lomsis ; I inh Fag'
re iasanars ansd Galtert; si isand S ap
per'.s, &. As. I. . 11 IIV 1(.
(let 7 50t)
Collars,
F~renchl Needale Wosrk callaes .
il mb'd. I 'ull4, &c., As'. Farsa- tla, ia low y
Ocat 21. W.' J. FIt A Nt IS.
Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn.
Uilt I I F.' Mountain Ibastter. (inala cssl Fisrkins)
d .la alas l.aesa i.ard's, ala.
Noth'aroin 1twon,
IIllT. I .ATT"A.
Marehc25, l85s 21 if
aBargains in Ladies Kid
Slippers,
'T'h aahssrribasr haiscw ofiTring~ his entmirej aatock
taof l.A 1)ll1' KID) 8tirll'iltS at low paric's
ladai-s s n ant of athe sarstiac willI mic iweli tom
enil. II. lF(l.80M.
.hnaae 17th, 1851 .31 if
Bounty Land Claims.
Th1 undelrsignied tendolrs hi, aecyec ini thec
procculiona and callect ion oaf clims faor '" Oil'i
c'srs andl ]saldier. whoa havo been'f engaed Ina
ft ha' 311daisnay srvces of the lntaed Saite's."
a IIis tiiwihstji are sneih as la ensnares thec prompt
I It. M. l)'a'ON Agent.
1 s'aanl,.en April hus. 1qon A' If
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
J. L. IAYNESWORT'IH,
1),:''res'r, would rs peciit)lly
notify its patcrms and 4Mae corn
muunity ligeserl, that lo hits rnoved fu hi1
rasidete--Nearly opposite the 3)ale Aca4ny,
whire heo nay bs foucnd at till imes., e1teutc
wto absent from Town 1n tbaninemn for a few
days togther, of whiet due notice will be geven.
umterville, Septenlher 2, 1851. 4$-3m
GIN MAKING, &C.
We are prepared to execute ordors to
any extent it Lice above line, bothi for new
worktand repaint. Our Gins are not sur
passel by any nimide in the State, psosseosing
till the a iuntages ol' time Falling Breast
and Sliding itibs, wheicl ave: a great deal
in way of retpairs. We :!e use tie Steel
Plate Saws, vtill teeth set. in alt atgle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with an imprvcnent 'o regulate the tuot.ing
of the cotton; our breimb is cotstructed.on a
plan, giving at cea.e, the advantages of
lghtnes , strength and force-all very
natorial in the succtes fu1 operation of a
Gin. We woul invite planters to call
it our shop and examine for tihetnsolves,
whilst we would assure the public general.
ly, that they shatll have neo ense to coen
plain either of ouer work or pricre.
C1AINET' MAIdNG.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line --suclt as lluslstenets. Ward
robes Safes, Blook cases, Stautds, Tables,
Cnpboarsl, &c. &c. at short :otice, on
liberal tern's.
HIlUDSON & IUROTIIilit..
Ocpposite. the Pre4:learianc church.
Snmterville, April 22, 1' 17. 26
Improved Cotton Gins:
Thankful fur patst fnvours thout .uriber wi'lh
es to inform the public that he still aennnfia:
lures Ciottot (ja liat hisi taciitineiat in State
hn rg, an the moasut implrovedi and approved plan,
which he thinks that the cotton tinnotil on one
of thoise mains s eith, late improrc.nt is worth
at (teast 5a quarter of i cent more than the cut
ton ginned i the ordinary yKin. lie alio man
utinetures tien on thes most sipl-, ennstruction,
of the ficent finish und elof the best matrils , to
wit, Steel Saws' and Steel Plated ibs Case
hardened which he will uetll for 02 pcer Saw.
li,- niso rupairs told gini snit puts then in con
plote carder at ;he shortest notico. All orders fur
(ins will he jroccnptly n pi unctuallV attended
to. W i l.l.A. A :I.1.180)N.
Stathenrg, Sumte'r )ist, S. C. April 23, 26 if
Notice,
The clank of thee State of Sthds Crlinn, vs.
Wt it. liat is. -:''or. of Jlhim N. Davis.
Msinter's tOlice, lith Autiat, 1831.-Ino puru
ance of tlu- I )t-e ree. notice is herohy given to the
creditors of John N. l ,vis. deceaseu , to come
in acd prove theirdebts before tme, on or before
the 1st of J.aiary next. otherwise they will be
exceludedl the h,,e'fit of ti Dleree.
J.\Al'5sS W. GItA V. .Iuster in 1Renity.
Auguesst 1J, 1n:1. .13-1 Itj'
Steel and Bead Bags,
8111-:01., TI:C', AND S1111. C03111t
ilullid do., lcullike ledding and E-:nglish lorra
do. 1iair and C:oat irushes. Fancy SOA. 1'S,
Eitracts, &cr., andi a great nay fanuet' articles,
czcxccted in a fewr days, all of whieils till he
sotd hbit by W. J. FitANCIS,
Oppicosite F. J. & 31. 31sse' Law Ollie
Lard,
500 the Primce t.anr, No. 1. Mlacktrel, Su
gar e lle. ad'cct iiei i:t r i:.ria, N., an . _.r 4
CI'.\ltuis-I: . Jit)INSON.,Jr., t'rcee't.
Agent t 'conccerv'i lie. is. 4.,.
W. 1'. 11. Ii A YNSWOR'ri[.
A pril 2, lui.1 23 ly
Executors Notice.
I iaeaont ed' ti~siit.i :ur. S~sca'e i.. Wi'ilacon may
Acetca i to s ett pi al cihe matt~erc of thce F'.tate
of ('ta 'S't'phenc I.acec-te, lace oft tie lii trit.
I A NN A i-:. i.A(t'iI''-.
All lccriia sons ha ii dsmansc, agisiit te la.
talei sof Sicein-n i~cc5. it ill pre.--en'st ths'elduty
acttes'ed. 'Thoi,. nulti,.l, wtiil makea~s imeds.iate
iutyt'55 in S. I-:. Wil. IN, .\gen st.
tainy 7thc, 1AS1 '2- if
Beautiful Fall Goods,
Annmeubebar', Iiti racimagednhb. Silks.
l'g rd i.'r s cs'h ang ab'le',. m ictil, la inacs
nncd igun-di Alatas Pilinc andie igsred'i
I .nianet, '-:ngiaic andi .\inecaricana I'ricati,.'' &c, wjith
n giseerai u rttn~ri:e icf gioocabe, fur ccaiie ilw sat
tiche'store otf .i.iA~S
Octobecr 7, 1'42i, 5i0 if
South-Carolina--Sumter Dist,
.I.'Ql~p'l'I 'Y.
'i- tails' fciiA ce'ti&c.
Itairts'sleae hat thei creduitoir. ef 'IThoasi
Jame Wihiir. <h-cet'sed'i, Ilate Shetrif of'se a-a id
lliscriic, e a-it;'.r hieth' re mcce andi pove thec.ir
emn'icisi a'gainst tih. dtcasd.t'l
lIy otrdetr iof the' <'cort.
8cumatert ~iAt i t, laI -41 oti
Plantation for Sale.
JThei aatlaceriiber iofferi foar icale ihis 4 ( 't"l'OCN
P l.A Nt'''T .ON adijaimncg itads cii (cci. It. it.
Spannic. ciucidaringd'oiin Jein'isgs F'.i9. Altsoe a
tresit io m i.n:tt :i cilea Ction Smsnte'rtilt',
Fo~sr te'rm',s &c. ccpply~ to ii. 3layrni.
ittlO.N Wat. tilitAi0.1y
Augs~,st l'.athc, 1 I 12
Notice,
Al p-itjur--ons hsih, ie:nc:is~ asgcais tihe i.,i
tile saf t-. S. hietlcr, ci,.,aid 'n itf pre-scat 5hi'em
duily ite,.ti'd ;s nni tina-e indei'tdc w ill mcake~
pa (nn ' o 1.1 I.'A rsn -i~isg.,i -umtervile.
Oc.20th, 101 ~ 5a2 i
Notice.
T ill-1subseners, ANi) It l'W
1 i AC I , mow-t respectiiniIly icnvite
their I rivetals ucii thce piubbe to calli anti see
te'ir linit 8t:M~si Tic Sce orv Gons ait
Sumccti'n ilt', N..'. Ii, l'%*a. :3-2t.
Shoes ! Shoes !
i..adilis' black' ad cilrdtittUaier'.
K .ent i 'sa l tic,-', .i Sa;' cc
W~iu:. Jt. iAc'. ,
I 'ndeir the Oilicea. of thce Sumccer iccaner.
Ribbons.
A hi'aieatiful awaricstmntfl )IN N FTs, (A P
acnd Niit'ti itlllitON*--lso, al cuaos iad
wiiideths of Sin rands T'l'i-i'n tibhoni, juast ne
er'jiei iaid cor ccah- low by W. J. Fi't A N('iS.
Sept. 13, li'3. 47-t
Shawls.
iFcaambc'roier 'asmecre Shawlts.
"'tec i nt's h-~n and Cashmere ShawlN,
Through Fare from' Charier
ton to New, Yrk: $20.;:
f tt r~T~M . .o~fkR
LEAVfN\(Ftao "Vtiarf ,Mt'tl a foont' t
arrival ;oflite 8wuthoru. care, via-WII.
MINUT ON, and WlalI.I)N4 N. C.PJ:
TFEI1SI1J ItG, I: ICIIMOND), to WVALLI
PiiieA, anid N. YOflK.
'l'ie public is resplectfully inlform~ed that
the s'teamers4 of this line, ima Charleston
to WVilniiItgtcii, aire in first wel conidition,
and are :rav i-teal by Well kntowh anid expo:
rienced ciiun:.andcrs=, aind tne rtilrcmds are
in lino order, (Il.at Wiloingtonr- nd Wttl.
don. Rtoan anivinag reen~atly been re-laidl with
ha.v: ,T HAIL.) therel by' securing, bath
talL'ly trail di:ltratcb. A 'rint.orat tI'Ic.K=
ET.' having already bean in opeuation trill
be cuittirii~'td uks at permaanent arranagemnent
from Chtarleston ,to New York. By this
r rite tra:vellers may retaclh Newv York{
on the third day during business hours.
On tand talter the first day of"July .nexct,
Barggange walil be Lite~ted froma thae pointl
of d~pta rtu~re- tit Wtnsitng.on C.ity, under
thne rca:trgc of n s::crial A1gent or Yiagga!'e
.11yas&er. .at a\'tshington the a.mae ill
h.r tr.,tn,fcrred i lht at care of siaiiltar agents,
who wil I nariarrapa a: it to New Yoark, andl
lilts arrar-cseaauarts will be pursued ini - rc
turn St t; a
'Inhruu:4!a ''iu"kcts to New York curt
atloare lit Intl frornt E. W ZNSI.O\V, Agent
of the V. tlti;ttun :and I:ii~h tli . It.
Cotuaainy, It tiII! offic of tInc Comanyt,
foot of 1.'. rona5- t reet, (Iiaarlte,aon. S. (C.
to whom~f pir,t apply: rand to (;h rlesian,
at the (.)f1'ao of the Ne ' Jerarv Itilrad.
arnd TIranl:;. irtatioaa Comapanny, New York.
Judy ,', 1 t ". 3( If
,1t:d tZ'f L t '' TA ILOIIt.
WV.aala rrjartfully informu hIra trienIN nd
the hiulalic ge:n r-.dly that it- naw hou, on haand
aind ult.- ru for~ salcer u niraorinxllc term:- a large
antd a~jda.;id u::soarr an: of (?la~a !i, (aaeaamnners
q niVe titr, ithi lint.., (Capu.
js *k::iuIri, (rvail,, .Y'uck,,, fine liii
ena :aan Merinort Shirta, lirawc. aw,
(doaves, latatll erelair fa., I 'aolr,.dlzs, &rs.
Al~en an.:iBuyst Itea.iy 3IuA . lotlhing of eve.
ry ahuserij ija~i sun tai eav.
('aanaap!,"n,. 1ahifar' Oaidti, tualtornn%, Sword,,
a: aal.t'., . , fnrni.'licat Oi ,tort nhtiirt..
I *aan lo" 1~r Si tna'er ltiilleuia fuaruisied on
ret'.OIttlle Irrn::'.
a: 1 Ii- ' inset' anre u.iliatrly rid.. ru'oitt~iatg
of far rua Iher pattern. uhata ever previoualyet.
taibited iiin tlia jt nt rkrt.
A, ANDERSON,
ltcst'a.Ifully iunfirmi, Ow h Ipoji of Saist
ter District t1.a:at lie hu~. just reeaived aniU
now. ul'r for stle the besat tlected artJ]f1r
!.!ut ( hoi~e stuck of
Sj~rizzi; it:ad Sitn:trnee GOOda
Thmat lea' cvrl 4 c-I s'fhugh--this mat l'ts
a-resva'a mtany new ft:ye of Spniatg nt
I ?rnyitaucr (:nods, winchi pnrcluttcrm would do
well ta riltnino before buying el.t'whlere.
Drap. 1)'cta ltr..adclotaaa, Cnauilna~rets, Pe
Ilire ('lush I, piuils until Taniey C taun.lnt~rt', smpk
~ot. l.... . 0r 0n a:., t :l:ad ahe, L......
D)Rt aooi
I N C L AULE I.IS'ON, .: C.
C. & E.1 J. KIi. IOfd =Vi VO
:DIP atvor IMrtsi tt~raf(. 'Wrptin J~rk7(bud.
are" happy, to ittfonnt their friends. andnal suP
thctat atay are oww receiving b~y uvtry ktItb
(ruin Eurpe addiamus to cc ~ornietv-silcatttk u
Staple andl Fatuscy Dry 'G@*d It
," GODl UOO11S ARE FURtNSHED AT
LOW rRICE l,
anduo Slauso w~ho pairctanse In' their city ar.Ini
tlt to uzaiuaal lt .~i tykes, Wichl will I'et.unw4
taueculiarly aunlaipiedl to the Boteatn T1r 4e.
L.A))IFS DlCE6S. GOODS AND
D))o $P'!C PAD1RIGS 'IN
I Vij1tr YAkIET'Y: O07.
N~EORO CLtOThIE , B3LANKET~ AND
PLA NTATI'ON .1)RY'.(tODS), -A
*COMII'LI~E .AISOwR'Ix4r.'
* iOUSi-i li "PN A xR'rICI.K' .,
ii tialiriieo in vury tnuaiey. togetet {Wvith "
tRil! stuk Uf CS ,lI"R;Yl: 11,08 and
('I~S: nlto, u14NNS whiach till befbrtt3
ieee: fruua tinay nlkure of Cotiata.
All hrtieL~s emit! art, guaaiuntiec1 tb pcovd b
I'erme.--Cnsh or City t- heptnnee.
C . .& f:. L. KEItRlSoNi & CO.,
~VNurtla-Wert CV'iaer'
Septemiber 2, 1951. Kig Mrk tfes
Bcotsv and Shoes.
,I OUT11l;RN 1!IADE PLAN.
LI ATIN 1 I lO(:ANS
tlhsi:-EtC VAN'!' 11015:,
&c., WiHOILESALE.~ AM) RETAIL, 1N0.
W~. %AsT1 IHAY, CIIAILI.ESTON, tiO. CA.
''Iae autacrjher. Atet for the SOUTH CAR.
OI N .tA is F lACTJOItY. at Charlogtwt,
S. C., and the CII E1l{AW FA(" TOIYat Cite
raw. S. C., .till ot1:*r fur .ale lit this morkei by
thme 1..L of ,atcatla r, a kar>St supply of South
erh- matuds 'PLANTATION IiRIOumANS and
I !Ot'Sl: 8 lACY A N'8 81 fOE~s, together with
ac fLenendl facturtme nt of HOOTrS anid SIIOE$S,
ttI bwill ,u aral~l at the Ilowest mtarket prices
for goodle or uL actui~ar kalt.jRlG ,
Dealt; in IRroogun,, tiati' and Showc,
No. 3U, East fify.
Aucguast. I', 1551. 4m.
E. B. CREWS,
Aluctlotpcr and Coauuualsutlon
ME R ('IiANT.
NO. IV) VE.VDUI RA NUB,
C_ I.1tiEST N.S. C.
Uarcsrel Sakalems)iLY G(OIOhl twit. a
fekat hie Salt-,. itots. Lib, ral adiunces
mnahe on rill r8)i trt~E.
Noveumuer f, 1t:,) 2 ii
DUNN & DURYEA.
I1'HOLL8 'LLL : ND) RETAIL
Clothing Warehouse,
loot 238 8~i street,
W. A. KENT & ' DCEL L.
"ww.~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ,. *W..-- ~ rq fn''? ,.
* .1
Ap l 1h 18jJ> tti ~ 1;i t 11
nanil ol't iEt. ru IAY 3L e
* :1 tfl rh s.. o MA '.U i~
haut, lFptq,. annbruncg hinm su a auhbts. i
theln olue at $critl'. at lte auixeM di t
M~irci 2I9th, t4J?
( W e are a uuthrIzc d ti
Announce MA ILY BUROODN ntA. j:$
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff o! 8luti.
or District, at the-nox.llectlon..:
announce Col. J0hN C.R~fAM . ,t
ulidato for the office of Shef ,tt . :~
ins Election. -
The Ericuacw *FI~ivhs
B. BROWN, announce lifiti pe, a (~k~
date tot, the- Offic.u ,1 or~~ aejfof, 8i ej'
District at he' niif ~ltidotb '
67 We- Are authoriedt unwaw.ij
IOFIN BAI.AILD), an, a 'eatididtqt fr
Sheriff at the cii zing election:'
Thec fricudt of WiN#R~s~i
A. COICLOUGLI, Esq., annoupcea bin(
am a -andidate for Shoii at the . tixiEt
E~lection.
FOR TAX UOIJECTOR....:
Mr. -t Edior : You will please amiioan.
Captain 1'. M. UIlIRIS, a Cmridlafe, 1d
1'ax-Cuilectr felt 8aln county, at the. en.up~tui
Election, and oblige Mlinv Vovatai.
M''' lana. . Enroaa: *'lea'"e anttesl
Aa. illIN F. IIALU. ta randidate tir.7ag
Col lcwr, at the next electiona, and oblilgo
MANY VOTE' S.
'.abr try 5th, 1951 1S tt
x We are 'authorized ito
announcel OIHN %V J)ARGAN, a,. candi
date for Tax Collector, for CJa enoflt .
County, at the next Election..
~' We are authorize! tQ
annosunce ALEXANDE~R WVATTS, E4
as a C andltlate for Tax Collector, of .lare.'
moat county~at the ensuing Election,: 4,i ;
MANY PltIL1NDS3' " -N
Cl'ariemon:.
NovcwheabrG,