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Do AS - SaY.-Mis, Antoinette L ' iN&wn, a giiduata'oeollege, tallti &,' prtiached fort-e .cotngregathn - it Boston a fiw Sundays ago. - Her tex * tvfruar-dit:curinthinne, 14th -ehiap ter, 34#,5 -'ILet. your i womnen keel uilenlti1 the churehes, for it is not per 9*itted to them to-speak; for they ar egtmntafided to be under obedience, ai also saith the law, , And if they wil r4i pny.thing let them ask their htie 4&ds 1a'Aiome!ybr. it is a shane A' W""-de to'speak in& the chutrche!!' Whoii Mili Antoinette practises whi sliepreaches, we would be glad to reas one of ir sermons in print. - . '9A~s t pr:NION. CAsE--The qtues 4on.f, h0. Constitutionality of th .iAiqtUniou. I.ottery 'is now before th< Voitrt in two actions, in two separat< cases-one brought by a private in 4vidual and a subscriber, and the oth er, by the District Attorney, on th< p -of the State. The Herald sVa the.wquestion ill soon be deternined by the proper court. VtInkT D'sTROr1 DY Finosr.-Tie ACinuattl Gazette states-that muost ol "ite 0tstW-eherries peaches, apples, and V pears--which had escaped the extrem tevd:4fdf-thedpast winter, have all been eilea-away by the recent and unex. pected visitation of Jack Frost. In .EseX. Nunty, Va., pneumonia h.passulneI atin epidemic character, and ty,.depths .has occurred in about twp.yeeks. Alabama produces 6,400 bales ol otton- moro than any other slave State. Mississippi produces more than any other except Alabama. v Y Auv AND NAvy UNIFORMS. The Washington Telegraph states, that the adoption of the new army uniform i be enforced on the fourth- of J4, next, ind that the new navy'uni .fernhj which was adopted oa the 8th of this month, will be enforced at the same time. NOMINATION FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. --K- A writer in the National Intelli; gencer of Tuesday, whose conmunica. tion is signed "A South Carolina Sece.+ hinist," recommends Col. James Gads. det as. in every way qualified tt All the Executive Chair of the Union. Miss Frederika Bremer will soom , iti England, her work oin A called Unes' in the New wbrld."-'Ga. Citizen. Spanish Consulate has lieen opened recently at-Key West, ere passports-for- portA in the .Island of - Cuba, cAn he obtained at till 'inies. new Post 10inbe has been .ci tablished at Donaldsville, Abbeville DiAtriet, in this State, and Saini' fn ald ppuinted Postunaster. lyyMut 'tokE Loos.-Two thou. undred and two marriage c en issued by the Clerk f. January, 1851, to the -A" Deembeir;, 1851j Ab average of s-ev par day. -S C .OMM-RCIAL. - atest dian trom Liverpool, March 20. -.latest dates fr9Irp Havann, March 17. :AeAt dates from- .Havre', March 15 Oarleston M~arket. CHARr.FSTo!I, April.. COTTlON.--The enquiry yesterday, al thosgh to a fair extent,- lacked spirit, andi the market exhibited a dull appearance. .The transactions footed rising 1600 bales. at extremes from 0 1-2 at 8 1.4. Pricer -the same as reported on Thursday. -SPE0iAL NOTICES. Uoofianmd's Gierana flitters. -TaZSa celebrated Bitter. prepared by Dr. C. -M JacKIoar, 120 Arch-street, Phailadelphia, are *performing astonishing cures throughout the wahote country.: We can bear witness to their enarativeg power. in the case of a friend of onr who had the Liver Complaint, and who hadl tried almost every other medicine, but without efeet.,. Afer taking a few bottles of thease 1tteshe wasn entirely cured. To thoee who are similarly afflicted we r. comrmend them to' take the preparation, knowing that they will care the disease spoken of, and many other,, to which "fiesth Is heir to." There is a apuriousa .2artie made, in Philadelphia. The only place - :~set the genuine article is 120 Arch-street, * 'hladelphia, of Dr, C. M. JAcusont, or his Aegns throughout the country. Mh2-tmn A moether Seeutific Woandert - IMtroRTAtNT TO DYsP'FTIes. --Dr. J. -S. louaghton's Pepsin, the true Di-. gestive' Fluid, or Gaitric Jsice,tpreppared from, emanet, or the Fourth Stomath ogf the Ox, after hleetilons of Baron Liebig, thehgeat ['hysiuo-o .gicat Chemist, by J. S. Houaghtenl, 41. D.,,Phila *4elphia. Tis Is truly a wonder(ul re medy for IndIgestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,* 1Irer, fqu plaint, Constipation and Debilityecuagng ahy1~ stuare's Own. Method, by Nse'tre'q .Owp~ Agest, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain, og Solentiie evidence of its value, furnished by eaets, gratis. See notice amoag the medical e qdvetsements. -y F. R. Shackelford1 Pactor and Commitsion Merchaant, CENMTRA L W hARP-CHARJIESTrON * . A pril 6, 1852. 24-2t. 'Take Out Your Negroes. Comnaiitted to the Jail o-t the 2ird Mas M51.a negro rman, callin'g himself anac * ays aphabltangs to a anan int York, by thc nme of Lntton. Also are on 21st Angual ll8yd, says lhis nnnic is Gabriel, arnd that hei Lbdhmngs to Dr. T. S. Wilsn.. -Tile owners tof the above niamted negroec - arit hereby nnt ified, thiat if the sid a~nee ,--e- not Inaken tant, and the expenases paia ..y the expipaato of one year froma iheia -. lndgmuent in Jail, that they wall be soald a . the. inw. 'lirects. The oruer (Isanar) or ' te first Matndaag itn mane urexI; anda tha lat. ier4Gabriol)'oai thin first Munday in Sep .- .J. ('. hillAME \t . $l.K D. Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road, 20 Mile Sei Operatioua On and after time fist of April the Mail and Pamsenger Trains on lite Wilmiington :end Manchester Rail Road will run.to Mnvs' Station, 25 miles froin Its junction witi the Camden Branch Rail Road as fol. lewis: Leave junction daily at 2. 55 P. M. afler the arrival of the Cars froin Cimrieton. Arrive at Mat.cheter, - 3. 10 P. M. " " -Sumterville, - 3. 65 " " Mayes' Station. 4. 20 L-atve 3Mayes'Stat'n daily at 0. 00 A. M. Arrive at Sumterville, - 0. 40 " " 1" Manchester, -7. 25 '' " Junelion, - . 7. 40 6" in time to connfeet with Charleston. A Daily line of stages carrying the U. S. Mail through Darlington C. II, and Cie. raw to Fayetteville, will run in connection with the Rail Road. Passengers between Charleston or Co. Iinmhia and Fayetteville, or intermediate points will find this the most comfortable and expeditious route. L. J. FIEMING, Re't Engn'r W. & M. R. R. April, 6th, 18. 24-tf Piano T . JosarINm FLEY, of Charles. ton. informns the Iad.es and Gen lienen of Sutterville and vicinmtv, that be ham arrived and is agw prepared to TUNE AND REPAIR Pino, Organs, Melode um, and-othei musical instrmsmmentp. Orders left at the Suatter B:tnner Office will bW priimptly attended to. Apritil5,-1852. 24-tf TO PL ANTERSe Te Putmuriber had just received a large steek of goodst for SPitING AND StJMMERIjwhit-h he 4,%r at Charlestin prices, less expencai. 10 Bales'.ietvy Osnaburg,' "Shzing and Sheeting.. . lve ..UJqnima, and liurlboro' Stripes, 10 01ide. Oap'i Sdes and Shoulders, 25 bie Baltimore Flour 25000 fIne -Npanish Segan., BSigarm, Cofeen, Teas. &c. &c, Mola Soap, Starch, &C. L. B. HTANKS. April 6th, 1852 24-t Elegant Dress Goods. New and elegant colored Silk.mlusues, Thorese Silk@, Black waiired do. Plain Black do. Embroldered Silks, "Jeany Lind Goldschnaidt," -- Freh printed muslin.; Jaconets, Lawn,, &c. -Barir D'anes; F itey.Bareges, Plaid Swi GJn hait. . French *pre8 -hemisettes, Collars, Sleeves, black aid colored Alpaccas, Prints, Ging. hams, at 1212 cents, - Glove'. Ribbons, Howiery, Trimmings, &c. at C-harleston prices.. L. B. IHANKS. April Oth, 1&I! ...24--tf READY MADE CLOTIING 16f all descriptions as IoW as 2 50 a hull suit. Is. B. HAENKS-. April 6tb, I852 - 21-if Cheap Goods. VIM ';subscrier 6a9 just returned from Cias'eton with a full assoriment of A 1.L KINDS- OF GOODS, Wares and Merchan. diae in line.of.busines; having exceiaed htare- half an o , aiy one to ~.~~ eitheriat~ honlesale or * d:k,. Drab, Leghorn. and Palm Leaf flats. 600'.Pair Shoes,-variousu qualities, mmsch as Bringans, Geim., Boys anid ~Children. Ladies and Miksns' Gaiters and Slippers. For sale by ANDREWS & ROACil. Sunmerville, April 6, 185~2. 24-2t. Spring Goods AT THE 'lPALME TTO 110U.%E,' .iUsT nECKIVED, AND FOnt SALE LOW. CA LICOES, Muslins, and Ginghanms. Cambric, Linen, and Linmen D~rili. Parmer,. Dri, amid Stripe iu'nespun. L. C. lidk'mP, and Musimn Ildk'ts. Bed Tick-ing. Brown and lIl'd .-hiring. Ladies White and Cul'd Silk, and L,. Thmreamd Gioves. . For sale by . ANDREWVS & ROACI[. Sumterville, A pril 6, 18.52. 24-2t. .Ink, &c. Iharrison's Columbian Black, Red, anti .Indelilible Ink, in quart, pint,. and s maill Bottles. WVriting Pamper, Copy Books, Pens, Wa fers, &c. For sale by ANDRtEWS & ROACII. Sunmterville. A pril 6, 1812. '24-2t Gro eres. 2.500 lbs. Brown, Crashed arid Loaf . u.ar, 200 gallons C. Molasses, oBi.Flour, 600 lbs. Rio Cofiee, 10 Sacks Salt, 60 lbs. Candy, Candles, Cheese, Soap, Starch, Tea, Segars, TIobacco, Snul' Shot, Powder, Water andi Tin Buckets, Jugs, &c. &c. For sale low by .ANDREWS & ROACII. Sumtervilie, April t, 1852 21-If The Notice, TeCo.partnershsip heretofore existingt between time sumbscriberq nnder thme tirim of J. T. Solornmn, & Co., is this day dissolv ed by limitation and sumtual consent. All persons indebtedi to said firm by inote or open account, will please call anid settle. J. T. SOIDOMONS, II. J7. IIA YNSWORTII, A. WIII'TE, Jim. Jan. 6, 1852 11 tf ROOKS!? BOOKS !! ROOKS! ! English. Prench, Latin and Greek School Book.. Also Blank Books of all sizes, arid Stationary for sale by PtERRY MOSES. Feb. 22, 18,5218-f Election of Music Teacher. The finard of Trustees of the Blradfordl Springs Female Institute wilt ieect anm addition aiM muic Teacher on the last Mondlay in mtin month. Applicant, will please addilrees the P'rincipal at the Ininsute. Salary flve hums. dreo dollars and board. EDWIN CAT~it. P'rinceipal. 3 7Tri- weekly charlesson Merr.nmry wil oItwo weeks anid forward scount. Ready Made Clothing, WUIl be rece ived In a few diays, a very f (ine Smock of Ileady Mail. clothing--cnsistisig ei every article .of Gen.e Wear, andt will he .1h1 iiow, by WV..J. FIt ANCIN . p iAi F. L & N. Moeses' tAbW Onlic Geo. 2 . M . .t7 sj Important and- Unreservei 0 a 14. i0sotvamcr AND aXTsNIVE FAILURE AT THE NORTH. Sale of 62,876 worth of Splendid Good at - Less than Half Price," at the Lot dun House Store, 207 King- Street. W E heg respectfully to call the attentio of the lsdies of this city, its vicinitj ani throughout the State in general to ou "GREAT UNPRECEDENTED SALE, of the richest stock of dress good ,-ver offiered in this Southers Marke We alsoiinvite Country merchants, and a buyers of the undermentioned class c goods. not to leave the city without intapec ting this stock, being to their advantagi whether buying for family use, or retailer of the same. These splendid laoto, of tih newest spring goods, exported from ti, firitish and Parisian markets, at the cost c importing, amounting to upwards of 85N 000, but owing to the finn suspending pay ment, the sam1e was sold for the benefi of the creditors. and W. KING, of th IDNDON HOUSE ESTAIILIHME N'I became the purchasers, at a discount of 5 per cent. off the cost, the who'e of whicl will therefore lie open for public inspectiei and sale this day, consiSting of: ..RICH FOULARD SIMK; Barege d Lainep.; Paris Chinta Barege; 1aris Print ed .LawnS ;'EmbroId-'r.-d do.; Paris Chint: Musli., warranted fast colors; Brochi figdred Swiss Muslins; Paris Chintz Fin Cambric, ell wide; Rich Satin Plaid new style Printed Barege, of Roeklin Preres Paris celebrated prnting;. Paris Ts.sue di Soie; .2,4000 metras (atin Stripe ,Pari printed Organdie Muslin., 121.2 cents pe yard, cost 31 1-4;.Cashm--re Travellin Dreisses; choice cois Paris lanillas Black do, richly trimmed; Paris Ki Gloves ; Sat in Turc Paraso's; Rich Glac Silk do ; Rich Foulard do.; sea green bor dered and figured do; Rich Chene do Rich boiled Chameleon do; 4,000 dnzei 1'inn Cambric Handkerchiefs; Genta 7. full size elegant quality do. 31 1-4c ; La dies Ricily Embroidered do very riel Works in Habits; Chemnizetti; Collars Cuffs.; Ladies' Caps ; infants' loag -Rbea Infants? Waists, &c,; .Damask Linen Doy lies, 6 .4c; Embroidered Curtains, 18 3 cents each; Rich Broche Buonet Ribbons Poult de.Soie do;.Rich Taff'eta Glace'Fa cmnne, all boiled Silk; Broche Stripe 'do Ileavy Glace Broche do, in white; Mick Lav. anid Black,fSteel and Black, for.Mu;ari ing ; Rich Mourning Dress Coods, Whiti Dress Check and PMain Muslins, fronrel) per yard, full width; Swiss, Mtull .do Cambray plain Ginghams, 8c per yard do. yard wide plain self color Lawns, 8 per yard, Embroidered Sleeves 18 .3.4< Canton Crape Shawls; Rich Chene do &c. We *cannot -here describe cahI an, every style, quoting price, &c., but wil merely take some'o the leading'lats, an leave our friends ahd-customers - to inspec and judge f6r: theamselves, therefore, comt mencing withLot 51, we introduce to you notice our uagnlticent stock of it 51t 200 pitces contaiing 6A0t0 yde of P.ris Print6d Iawnal all at 12 1-2 ctinti yard wide. Lt 52, 2,010 Metres splend Organdie Paris Chintz, yard wide with an isin a ripe and uhecks, (worth!31 1:4 to. 3 1-2c per yard,) our-price-will be 12 1-2 t lOc per yard. IAt A0,. 2,000 yards Chen pattern, verytrich.fas; colors, from 15 to 1 3.4c. ..Aot..4 E. 't nioa Dre .Gjooda. Lot 65,-Handotne Ninrstedl srege US 3-4 cts. Lot 56, very rich satin Stripe and Check, l'arim printed, -at 311-4, wortl 62 1-2 cent.. Lot 67. Extra *uper' ari: Tissue de 80ie, all brill'iant silk, at 37 1.2 worth 75c. Lots 58, 69, 60, 61, 62J ani 63, contain rich-Dreus Goods, of the riches styles, and only. require inspection to war rant a rapisi sale. 35 Surmmer Quilti measuring 3 1-4 yards long, wort h 85-eac all at 88.25. 400 dozeui of rich Damasli all Linens Doy lies, at 01.-4 or 75c per dozer worth 12 1.2 eAch. Lot 64 Paris Ki Gloves, very best make 62 1-2c. list 6. 40 dszen Ladies -Black La~ce Mite., at 6 1. cents per pair. Handsomse Emnbroidere Curtainas, at half price. WHITE DRESS GOODS. HI sndsomse Check Muslin, from 10e pe yard to the richest made; fine Stripe dr' 18 3-4 cents ; fine Swiss Mull, Swie Books, Indi~a Books, the cheapest eve shown. Lot 201, 200 full size Black Lace Man tillas, all at 02 1-2c each. Lot 202, 40) do. white richly. trimimed, 87 1-2 to 1.3 1.2. Lot 203 mo 207 lRih Black Sill trisimed with deep lace, at 1.87 1-2 5o each, worth three tim. s the mnoney. Ii. 208, 50 changeable Ture do., very rich, a 64.25. Upswards of 1,000 splendid qualhtiei richly watered, handnsme Damaask border. sold regularly from 83.60 to se each-ouj price for these superb goosds will averag from 1.25 to the richest goods made f's 82.25; 400) children's Silk do. at 60c ench Linen Cambric Edis't. Department. Lot Extraordinsary.-400)0 dozen Lines Camibric Hdk'fs. warrantsd all finte Flay and thme best msade goods at thse followin prices : No 1-3 fosr 25c. or U0c. the dozes 5 8size : No 2-3 for 28c. or l100c th dozen, 5-8 size: No 3-3 for 31 1-4, c 1.12 1-2 the dozen, 6-8 size ; No 4-3 fi 37 1-2, or 1.37 1.2 the dozen,* very flne oter inmbers running up to the fines muade, at equally assoundiuig prices ; 100 richly emsbroidered do. Frensch wsrks a half psrice. Lot 197 contains a perfect novelty. 40 richly embroidered Travelling Cashsmser Robes, cost from 88 to 610 each, cont asm inig 11 1-2 yards in each pattern, worke al F over, for 82.87 the full dress ; 200) l. dies' Marsella Skirts, all at 87 cenats eard Our splendid stock of Ribbons, ais abov described, we conmmence at 8 1-4c per y DONNET DEPARTMENT. All the new Spring Bonnets, from $ and upwards, comprising upwards of 201 fashionable and elegant shapes. The above, with other lots not here de scribed, to which we invite the attention < the public, will be found to surpases any ea pectations, therefore we call on our custc tmera to inspect the same, now open for sal at the LONDON HOUSE STORE, 207 King-treet, Charleston, S. C. V ILIAM Is~o, Propriet.) N.B.-All hills asnounting above 8.4 a discount allowved of 2 1.2 per cent; ud that amount, as ukual, net cash. Counti orders will have Mr. King's atrict persons attendance, anui any Dress Goods left f~ Isis selection wvili be exchanged if require as we cannot as ustsal, so well sand sasi pies by snail, the fashionable patterns geni rally being larger thus seasori, asnd reqsunsi at least 1.4 of a yard to see thce decsigs DRUGGdiT A OFFERS for sals, for cash, or en appmed er and WaCLL BCLcTSaIq1rt0DaIp A@ peYt brugs and FRENC, KINGLIII AND.AMERI( SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS A TRUSSES. (ALL KINDS) VARNISHI r PESSAVI , - '' DYE STUI ' DRoGGlS LABELS. BRONZES .. . GLASS WARE,. RUSHE S-'aTManwaciMs, , , gow 4 TnoasrsoNianrp MKniiNrrs, LAvtio ?MD 8isaXsasI' llZaa; & Rtoo-r, S ta, iL fI G&ARDI SmE"... -.. --...1111a2? GL Genu l n e .. e Ttgeiher t COMP RISING TIE STOCK OF AL -Agent fop the PA4 TEN T A ND FA, April (th, 1852. Torch-Light ProcessIon! P lulic Meeting of tle Sons of -Tempe. A rance,Nunter Division No 1-, will -tnke plare on 'I'hursday the.8thf-April, nt 8 o'clnck,. P. R(.. at the Tem'perance Hail. All Son of remnperneq are invited to join' te Procesion. Ari Iidiism tnay be expected frein His Honor Judgq (fNsAL Piut Grand Worthy.Patriarch. Procession to be formned zt.;Temprance:Ha precise. ly at 7 o'clock, J. II. CLARK. L. March 2:, 1852.t .Fastra eNose r Stay , about a - smiti lgo from the subscriber at- PinevTile, ;hsrluson Diesrict, a GRAY .MARE, somewhat below medium size,* and about six years old. She las long hoofs ; was without shoes, and in her left pastern be hind seems to havo been strained. bAny information concerning her would I ho thankfully received, or a reward paid upon the delivery of her to the enbieriber. G. H. McMASTHR. Butter. Lard, Bacon &born. PRIMP. Mountain Butter (in smll Fikius) do.* . do. .leaf LArd, do. North Carolina Bacon, ; o. CORN. - - ..ROBT: LATTA. March 25, 1851 .4 I 11.. 120 MYEETENYG afREKET -CIIA R f;EST N, 48.-C.- - O :01IS-ferm and Wh*le-,-.Agen .A.1 tie Brooklyn Factory. WIllTrE. LEA D..:-Agent"for 1inidntqmpany. - IRON SAFES8-A tPg Rich's slu I PLATFORM SA LFA Agent for lahartes.' -OGARDUlS'S MILL f nt for Xr6 . t GEORGIA BURR 'S. Manifactu. rers'-Articlhs. -~ LEATIJEIl BANDS, s.prge.ptnck. r Charleston, Oct- 6, 50 - f Garden keed..rop. 1851s Junt re-eivel a fresh supI including every variety 'liiih - X W ARI AINTE. -Also , IR11Ii POTATQK,qnst Sm,4=e. at rA Y MOSES' Feb.- 17th, 1852, . a 17-sf . AppI eTfe '"0 brated 5W App~e Tres. I'f iioi lethe nursery of n'lAVts & Iziks, foe. dile. o* OF OOD belog t A.3 & . will continu businsess, Mitheir. oldustand, at assures his iriendu, and the'pubIle generally, that he will-do all ln''hidI 5eih-er 'to merit 'their epnfidejlce .and pnatroa PER !IIOSEN. Febrtuary 10,.185J. . -.- 46- if DR. W. AMES DA A N respectfulty of. era his. professional -sorides to tecitizens o I tdumterlle and its vicliity. O11ic--the A~ohecarg shop formerly occe pled by D~r. Rt . MELLtr-rr. March' I2th, 1851 20 - ly Notice. Ta Suhhucriher having recently purchased tihe .entirs STOCK O'- GOODS, .helonging formerl to McRoy & Jones, consisting of every thming thsat can ho founa'fn a store, for 'town or country sonsumaption, Offears them at very re. dreied prices lfor C'ash or good paper. He solicits -a .hare of the genmurun siblio patrona s. March 22;,1852. -'- - 22..:4w j IIJERE AS thme law requires the Ordi t nry of Sumter District to he iti his t Office, Monday andl Friday in each weeli, perstons therefore havinig business in said Office wvill please attend on those~ days. W. LEWIS. March 9, 1852. 20-if ;Valuable Woodland Near e TI'IE TOWN FOR SALE. r Bietween 17 and la acres, of. land lying at Turkey Creek near Suterville. wilt be sold on accommriodating termos to an ap proved purt h ieer. A pply at this office. Jan. 27th, 1852 14-if Evening Dress Goods, White and Colored, Embroidered Swiss Mu. lin. Organdies, 8-4 wide, of the most beautiful r colors, at 25, 31 1-4 and 37 1-2 cents. r A splendid and rich assortment of Color., in ;Sewing Silk TIisues, at the rembrkabls low Sprir.e of 25 cents a yardl. Embrom 'rad tirenadine Silks. 360 h~ain.soon anid rich Embroidered Evening t Dresses in sno mnomt fashionable atyles. These, together with-our large assortment-of Goods for [) Eveniing wear, are oflfering at remarkably L.OW .eamcr.a: - W. J. JACOBI & SON, 221 King-st., hend, opp. the Big Boot. Charleston, Jan. 20, 1852. 12-sf Yarn and Osnaburga, e The above goods at whiolesmalo or retail dj by PERRY MOSES. Agent of The DEKatB Mann'ng Comn'y. Feb. 23, 185?. ls-tf I.IhEAl) QUA RTERS, 44th Reg't. S. C. M. M.jtmiOs.DFOR. March 6, 15. Mr onR. Lgn having ,been poated Sergennit Majo'r or thei Forty-lFourth eiment 80. Ca. Militia, will be obeyed and respected -accordiangy. By ordesr of Col. F. M. M E LLET. e W. T wmtoa, Adj. gjY Wamchmam copy one titee. ', Enabroidered Tiulbet lifarisme rn 81AWLS. y A larga and very isuperior assortmuent of Rich m mbrodered Miarino Shawls, with heavy Silk inFringes, and embracing Black, White, and all very low, at W. J. JACOBI & SON, - 221 King-st., bend opp. the Big Boot. Chmarleston, Jnn 20, 18152. 13-tf Negro Shoes. 500 pr. Negro Shoes for ate low by Or.t 34. W..J. FRA~NCIS. ORKMAN, M. D. ND CHEMIST, PN, S. C. , a L-TaE LOWnsT mStr 1PRICE, a large EDtfUR*ANEAN and Euaoran Me diiness ,AN CHEMICALS OF ALL KIND8. ND OILS, SPICER. ES. GELATINE, TF, . FLAVORING EXTRACTS, PERFUMERY, HAIR DYE. - ILAIS HAIR, NAIL A?N TooTn-sBausnggs, Wcs, Fcv oNC s. &D AND SPeaX OIs.., FaNcY SOAPS, I AND CAramnaa, &C. &c. I Liver Oil. ith every article A DRUGGIST OR PHYSICIAN. maost approved (IL Y MEDICINES. 24--tf NfsW STORE NEW GOODS!! , .. - BAR NETT, Of' Calumbia, has the pleasure of announ. culng-to the citizens of Sumterville and the surrodnding District, that lie ias opened a Branch-of his Establahmeut-at Mr.China's Hotel, where will be found a most com Ready Made Clottaaing, Shirts, under do. Drawers, Cravats, hand kerchiefs, Suspenders, Trunks, and Fancy Goods., all of which he pledges,.- will be sold lower than ever offlered in this place. Call and be convinced. March 30th, 1852 23-tf New Goods and New Store, HE Subscriber bege.leave to inform the citians of Sumterville and the public generally, that he is now opening a fine Stock of SPRING AND SUMIMER GOODS. Consisting of Ladles Dreps Goods of every ducriptipri; and Fancy Articles.. -ALSO A very e0m lete assortment of READY MAE 'CWTHING, all of which will be ebld'6xtiremely Low, at his store, one door east of Mr. F. Suniter's Law Office. B. GREENVA LD. March 29, 1152. . 23.-if Dry Goods and Groceriess T E Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has just returned from (.harleston, and is receiving a well selected assortment of DRYG OODS AND GROCERIES, which he will sell as low as -can be afforded in this market.for Cpsh. -ALSO Corn, Meal, and Grist,- kpt for sale as usual. 'T. O'CONNOR. -barth-23,1832. 22-4f Sbring ad Summer Clothing HE Attention of the public, visitini the SCiY, io invited to the New and Fash iosaoq Sjingand SumhaerStck now receiving AT..DUNN di DURVEA'S, 238 Iing Street, ( d the Retd.) p r made p i se them ive perect satiifsetio - N-:. .L.Great B~argains caq be had in the bit. o( iae r =4Winiter Stock as we must clear It' edtt'make 'room for or Spring and Summer Goods. Please call and''eamine at. . . Etxo S~sart, Charleston. 83. C. Marc 23, 1852. .t ROBERT LATTA. LATE 'FHlE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATTIA would respectfully inform his friends and the public geealy, that lie is new receiving a e-. rietyt of Heavy and Fanny rocsries, w lsch he will seBl low for cash--Two dloorm above the Planter.' Hotel, and immediately opposite Jarnes Dunlap's, esq. Camden, S. C. Dec. 10th, 1850 'if 9 Dry Goods for Fall Trade IN CHARIIFSTON. W. G. BANOROFT, '153 and 255 Kuvo-raRET. (One door below Wentworth-Street.) We would again respectfully Invite the atten ties of ourrienda and customers in the country, to our extensive Stock of DRY GOODS, when they 'visit our City. Always in hand SOUJTHERiN MANU FACTUIRED, Consisting of Georgia Plalnes and Kerseys. Alabamta do do. Plain and Striped Osnaberge. Bleached and Brown Domestic. SUPER DUFIFIL BLANKETS-DIRECT IMPORTATION. We would also part icularly Invite attention t our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS GOODS, being one of. the LARGEST STOCKS IN THlE SOUTH ERN COUNTRY. We are also prpared to furnish every article in the Dr Good Line, via: Hlosiers, Golves, Linens, Flnnels, Cloths.Casimers, Bombazines, Alpaceas, Merenoes, Moussellain de Lahses, Plaids, Jaconets and Swims Muslins, Furniture DimiyPrinsts. Ginghams, Shawls, Laces, Edg ing, blbons, Trimmings, &e.,4.c. Sptember 23, 1851. 48--tf OUEFor Sale, My OUEAND LOT, fu, the village of Sumierville, where I now live. There are FIFTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot. Terms made easy to the purchasers. Jan. 15, 1852. 13-tf W. LEWIS. Limne For Sale at PERRY MOSER' Feb. 17th, 1851 17-tr TOBACCO! TOBACCO!! BARGAINS to be had am the above article at PERRY MOSES' Feb. 17th, 1851 17--tf 1,O@0 Bushel. of Corns W ANTED by the subscriber One Thou sand Bushel. of Corn, for which the highest market price will be paid. PERRY MOSES February 10, 182. 1-f Butter.Brw Sgrs BetRoadJavaCofe Orleanss Molasses. Sardines, Lobsters, Salmond and Macokeral, Pickels, Preserves, &c. Also CH EESE of the Duanaxs Brand, that will keep in any climaate, andl Improe withi age, at PERRY 0O8ES' Lab. 17th, 1852 17- ..f AMlUEL C, DUNN, WJIOLESALE C'LO THlIG ANn) Furnishing Warehouse, NO. 2) lIA YNE STREETl, Claarieutona, 8. C. M4arch 1st 18562 19-ti Bouth Caroin She oacto RY-C H A'R IE S T o N. TO CITY AND 09OUNTRY DIALERS. From is to 10,000 pairs Kip Brogans, Goat and Ca l Shme., Pultable for the 'ng .f Trade. consisting o Mens, Boys, Youths, and Women of variotas qualitles and style. are now ofebred for sae to Dealers and othervs on favorable terms. The above.de. scription or Shoes aro . well worthy the attention of the Trade; also. Shoes itted to measure. March 9, 1852. 20-t The State of South Carolina, SUMTER DISTRICT-In EQUTY. Laurence II. Belser vs Hil for Irvjunc. Robert C. Mver', lien and Relief. William. S. Belser, Harvey Skinner. I It appearing to my satisfaction that William 1. Belseer, one of the Defendants in the nbove stated case, in absent from anl without tile limits of the State of South Carolina. It is ordered that the said Wil. liam S. Beier do plead. answer or demur to the Complainant's Bill of Complaint within the time prescribed by law or an order pro confesso may be taken apainst him W. F. . IIAYNSWORTII, Com'r Eq. E. D. Feb. 21st. 182 . 10-3m South-Carolna-Sumter Dist IN EQUIT Y. Win. Lewi and others Vs. Bill for Ace's &o. Iud.:Wn~a and others t W at the creditor. of Thoemas *e , late Sheriff of-said Diumand . a : e. and prove their By order of the Crm.E W. F. B. HAYNSWORTH. Cosa'r. Sumiterville, Feb 23, 18 18-on3m All nersons havihag demands tate of F. S. Belpe deceased i D duly attested sa- those inda wilt k rayment to M n F umter, Oct. 20th,-1551 *4 . f Through Fare ifom Chades ton to Baltimore $7S0, to Philadelphia 1 and to New York $2(k THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE. FROM CHARLESTON, S. C, LEAVING the Wharf at-the foot ot Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival ot the Southern cars, via WIL. MINGTON, N. C., from which . point' -two daily tra.ina are dispatched at 8 A. M.; and 2 P. M.;. tlq 8 o'cleck only connectisg at Weldon with the. lines to Petersburg, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila. dolphia, and New-York. The public 1s respectfully informed that the steamers of these lines, are in first rate condition, and are navigated by well kPowo and, i.t perienced commanders the Rail Roads are in fine order,' (the Wi1ii ond Weldon. as wel as thlsa and Roanoke having recently bes'relald with heavy Trail) thereb secriig boeth safety a despatcli. these' ostis passeh'gers iialnf Ivus'of tle FIRT TRAIN ~ay rest. *Daltnote in 40 hours. Philadelha ,ia ..;i Ibours, aM New York in 501-2 h'ours;- amdd by: the SECOND- TRAIN they. arrive-in;a~ timnore in 50 hours, Philadelpi it 86' hours, and New-York In 61 1-1 hours. -Through tickets .eao alone be had frog. E. WINSIDW,'Agent of thme Wilmington and Raleig Rail Rfoad Company, at the office of ha Company, foot or Lares street,'Charleston, 8. C., to whom please aPply March 23, 1852. . '2-tf RE IIOV AL. T H Suscrberhasremoved hiis BIO(YT West of Captain F. Sumter's Law Office. Hie has just received and will constantly keen on hand ~a Fine Stock of DOOTd AND SiHOES, which he will sell. g~ie for CASH. But will credit his puncila!' customers util Fall. Prompt pagypt *ia required. B. FOINIOM. February 24, 1852. 18-tf Notice. The Co-partnershp~ lsexo esisting bei tween the subscribers, under the oVef A. J. & P. MOSES lsdissolved by its,own liiation and mutual nt. nt' All persons andbted to . sa. innr by Note' or otherwise will please calland 8 E'1T TLE. -; A. . MOSES. PERRtY MOSES. Febury I0, 1 ,U6.. 16-ian. Pastr Cook and Dakern Cakes,.4ce. 4c~ OI era her services to the citizens of Sumter'antd the adjoIning Disitricts In the preparation of bridal feasts, pirt.supem &c. Her long experience and servc in every department of her busIness, justifies hier m engaging to give entire satisfaction to her emploers. She may oun a ppheation at the Sum terville, Jan. 8th ,1E51 11 tf Butter. Frealt Goehen Butter, "Virginia and Mountain Butter. For sale by ROBERT LATTA. Camden, Nov 25, 1851. 1-tf Notice, A LL Persons indebted to the subscriber bNoe or Account are respectfully solicited to call and settle immediately as circumstances ecaapel hsim to call on them. D. J, WINN. March 15, 1852. 21-ti. Administrator's Notice. I HVE pnted Mr. W. M. Green, my Are nt, to settle all the matters of the Estate of .John McDonald, late of this District. MA RY E. McDONA LD. ALL Persons having demands against the Estate of John McDonald, will present themi duly attested. Those indebted will nmake immediate payment to W.M1. GREEN, Agn. February 14, 1852, 17-tf Notice. D .J .ST AGGERS, having lated at uray' Frry prmanently.afi'e hi :selrvices tothe pee .June.4th tB1 32 .t F, V~ f(or a betded "i the the Thid meal, for the makIad to fhe Record Beo ister of Mee ao Ofc therein generaI Isidexeis, iicl4e purauance qf. eAM4 correcAneIs, and WOr his tit,. the ,sustn or every eitry 4y. r without relyin oa.ttT* respective los. 1o madoi9 'wo 1mks td be of -Registry, a page ; Itheone t who t ecuted the the naues gf the Pi werp expelutel. ,Wi !,no ragd, such a cI extend at' leimt to the three the uronia,and the c each surmaoto belike arranget. F~YS O WM. f YNSWOR Encoura u go THE Subscriber hi, aehndd of bumter and the l still centinus jo HARNESS MA an branches He i nIaking men&, so as go'e bin' timatedin is I&e Sit. and a Style of wA he Southern Statee' -_ baN W peonred workme and is. wel the boaz aqem~med tlznbes. ah-~ a~m ouzOtdipm of &belat ? 'All newo' donae in Is ranted' 1 month and Wtalafait in ta tse th shortest notice' and in ".a distance shulfd want will write to tbat W e Job,'iand etpradtnwhen 40. moW l Rive g'W CABINET A Awl furiture- a TAwh ch--:hba4~tsh and win fhnnish fr. Re 0i tonis , altdscudjston of AI e smibsber hope'-by ptihbua l e7ebrm,y Jo!,riulo9tru Would RO.I or hilid pIn bd aI. Oct. l 18&1 .. 51 if N. CR4N1 Returns hJs s s sner han to bsestowed and hist eidi Isla lhqi he keeQS conamut en hand theaoe the Charleston ea.d at tea comparison; to convinced,yo calI at his Carriage Reposlse - uider the Town Hal. and essane or selves. With twenty year esperience, and ELbertyb --aid, .He'll vie with the country and the artajhf ..hi. trade. May 14th, 1851 99 a SAVE YOUR MONEY. Charles P. Fremia&m~ (C.ATE FREEMAt, HODGES k 0 IMEPORTBRS AND OimUtsn (One Door. Routh of ' LbertyI~eet.) 144 BROADWAY--NEW YO0, H1AVE on- hanxd. and will be recev daily through ethd season, N#oo direct freen, the. Fm aaakciie0,h cash auctions, rich, bS~U Millinery Goods. Our sekof Ridit copieevery aieyof the lts 6 Many of our ~ eas- uggeqe ly'to our order, ikden ourow mis n rerns, and stand unrivatled. W. r Goods for ea Cash, at hower sises t~ credit liouse in Ameia a All puirchasers will Sad gwiit ~ interest to reserve a poetion of hep emahe selections (rone eer geestwa~Mri Cheap Goods: Ribbons rich for Bon a ber e . Bonnet Silks. alsCas M~TI~ EmbriderIes..Ch ierbs Habits,8Sleeves, Cufl,~gns eelp Embroidered Reveoire e, and lbmuh Cambric Hlakfr. Blonds, liuoslons, '6d Einbruideued-Kaese gi Cape. - -- Embroidered Laces for Shawls, a .ataa, au Hlonton, Meckln, Valenciones, and~Dunl English and Wove Thnead, 'SmyruL Idde Thread and Cotton laces, Kid, Lisle' 'Thread, Silk, and Sewfrin Sik,, (,love and Mitts. Fren~ch and Ameuican AnSelat Iewege .. French Lace, English, Amnerican apsd hlMi. Straw Bonnets and 'lIisage. March 9, 1856. 90,et Notice to 8okiles ALLr Steeldere In aamese Sie Brqd. ford Springs Faeae Enideuse Cemapeny ase ae. qumired to make full pae maent befoe enusday In March nset-tothesbeeulhilever toW Lewis, Esq., in Sweaerville. Border of the Beard. IiEDWIN CATER, See'ry ,ese. February, 3, 1852. . 5t Bargalna in~ Ladies K14 Blippers. The subscriber isnow oulighbjeenaite usoek. of L~ADlES' KID SLWPPRs5 at low priks for Cash. Ladles Ina want of the articewI4.jel to cull. - - wB V June 17th, Ipi.- 34 44