The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, July 13, 1852, Image 5
nf.vidtwaiiiunghna formail tender
r 'f toi tlie Pr osidot of the Secretary
'p of thfiavy dated on Wednes
lal >;:.ergie decisiot iin the matter
t bod it'dl tao-3rroW.
iW Ubster will leave here on
da f ithe' North. H-e expects
m bout the first of August.
r ;t ie meantime he will consider and
termhie whether he will remain in
ecabinet. It is understood that his
eat inclination is to retire and vis
Etrope." inI a private capacity,
Augth1e does not positively reject
ig offer of the British mission, now at
4 sl:disposal. The probabilities are
he will ultimately resign.
1 ILJTICAL MoNUMENTs IN GEOnGIA.
S' "thO Savatnal Rejm/b'/ican of yes
rdag/-we find a letter from the Ilon.
- ries ,. Jenkius, of Augusta, Geor
a to one of the editors of tat journal,
which he states his preference for
tivity to "the reluctant support of
hr one of the Great Availables."
a oRapubli -an states that intelligence
- spn the. interior leads it to believe
ten. Scott will hardly have an
- bW ral tieket in Georgia, and that
#eut the power and aid of Mr. Jon
no-Whig candidate need expect'
vote of that State. The Union
'; Thioorats will certainly put forith an
Wral ticket of their own, to keep
e organization of the Union party,
It will be, says the Republican,
prthe Union 1Whigs to determine
'_ whether they will support such a ticket,
mposed -of an equal number of
Vhigs aid Democrats, or whether they
rUwll take any part in the election.
.4AM',he Hon. Alexander H. Stephens
- . ;lpublishes a letter in the Augusta
4aronicle and Sentinel, of yesterday,
t 4."a Washington, 1). C., the 28th lIt.,
' 1ih li ch he states that he is opposed to
orga taking up either of the present
il cinees, but in favor of putting up
n running an independent ticket.
! iar. Corier.
't' ;,' Nar CLA AND JouN ANDOLPn.
- .-'The Boston Journal thus alludes to
the duel between John Randolph and
..,; Clay, an act which the latter re
gatted all his life, but to which he
was provoked by one of the most wan
ton and med tated assaults ever made
upon a -public man:
'The particulars of the duel are well
tiknown.. The eccentric descendant of
Poeahontas appeared on the ground in
a huge morning gown. This garment
constituted such a vast circumfeIirenee
hat the locality of the swarthy Seni
wu at least a matter of very
'ngue conjecture. The parties ex
changed shots, and the ball of Mr.
Clay hit the centre of the visible ob.
jeet, but Mr. Randolph %ias not there!
The latter had fired hi the air, nnd im
yiediately after the exchange of shots
-lie walked up. to Mr. Clay, parted the
" i 'the ullet of the former had
A pierced his coat, and, in the shrillest
tones of-his piereing voice, exclaimed,
Mr. Clay, you owre mie a coat-you
we me a coat!' to which M r. Clay r
pli'd i a vouice of slow and solenon
vemphasis, at the same time pointing~
difeetly at Mr. Randolph's heart, 'Mr.
Rqandolph, I thank God that I am ino
peeer in your debt.'
CENTURY PiANrs.-A corresp)ond
ont of Charleston Evening Ne'ws, refer
ring: to the Ccntury Phant, furnishes
th eifollowing facts in ref.eence to two
- ua Charleston, now supposed to be
nearl their blooming time:
Itis. noticed in- the Ciunin ti pa
pers that-a Century Plha is about to
c~.-Iom in that eitf. Perhaps the cur-i
nthe botanical may not be
A*re that there are two in this city
~ihat are near the time of bloomiing.
*Qne of these is at the residence of Mr.
Jelth Wilden, Magaizine street, the
~oter at the residence at the head of
to Pwstreet, owned, by Mr. Legare.
'--<e know nothing of the history of the
latter plant. But the age of the form
erycan be nearly ascertaitned. The
ganye has been erected 80) yeasrs and a
lady now living has a clear rememi
bgranee of the planst for morec than eigh
ty years. So that it msay he pretty
tJirly deduced, that this ancient flowe
';r~pant is about seventy-five years
o l, certainly morec than sixty. The
utem of the flower has shot up v'ery
rapidly within the lasst two or three
- M months, and is now about fourteen feet
high.' The plant is ntear the front of'
-tieyard, is euasily seen, and is well
worth a visit. The plant. at Mr. Le
,6'MoI~Ifhout.'the same- height and
ste, 'and 'we should be pleased to
leahi something of its' age. This is
Walso, sen from the sidewalk very plain.
y T~'hey .will both probably be in
owld 'few days.'
du~ SALT Q~U~sTION I ou3TUGAI
RA~omED IN FAvoaL oF TisE A~imia
stN.-Tfhe following informnationi is
mven isl a letter, dated Lisbon, May
.,'he Salt question at St. Uhes has
>bethdccided in Iwvor of the Ameri
cjsj In consequnceof' this decision,
'hno English vessels went there (one
-om Oporto and two from Lisbon,)
~tisalt, but the Junta would nmot- atl
Skvhemi to bay ad libitmu, and they
fkbther cagoes and sailed; it is,
~~b~ ore, established that the Amri
A -A~ W.'-sarcely ten of whose vessels
~ithe gol-fs of P'ortugal in twelve
S6~hs) are mosre faivored thtan the
"'rtsh hose gov.ei-ninent has sustai
des sustain,-the independence
lcwrruT TnIl DuesT.-Mr. Paine,
~oer~imanhts in- gas onfce at
~~ nt ettntion, has of late dlirecd
- ita Ilimlty to a proSZess for excluidin'r
A dusz 1i ramlroad cars while they aio
iiloA dn and, if we iMhy hlieveo thes
~ ~1'~rttod 4pirsqitWh more -soneess
"~ jit'Ahfyttaihed~ Il id kLt~empt, Oin
J ALL ELEOtIONS.-Thei PresldentiaL
election is to occur- on the 2d day! ;f.
'November next; and electionsjii.' '
vance of the Presidential will odi oc
the following States at the time ine
tioned below, at most of which mem- 1
bers of Congress are to be elected':- r
Alabama, Aug. 2d; Kentucky, Aug.
2d ; Indiana, Aug. 2 ; Illinois, Aug.
2d ; Iowa, Aug. 2d ; Missouri, Aug.
2d ; North Carolina, Aug. 5th ; Ten I
nessee, Aug. 5th; Vermont, Sept. 7;
Maine, Sept, 13th ; Georgia, Oct. 4th; c
Arkansas, Oct. 4 ; Florida, Oct. 4th;
Maryland, Oct. 6th; South Carolina, I
Oct. 11th ; Ohio, Oct. 12th ; Pennsyl- t
vania, Oct. 12th.
NAnow 10scArI.-Bayard Taylor,
in one of his agreeable letteis from the
Nile gives the following account of an
incident which came near putting an
cud to his travel:
'The nen were dhout - to pitch my
tent near some suspicious looking
holes, but I had it moved to a clear,
open space not far distant. - In the
morning as Achmet was about rolling
up my mattress, he suddenly let it
d rop and rushed out of the tent, cx
clai ing, 'Oh, nmaster, collie out. coie
out! There is a great snake in your
hed!' I looked, and true enough, there
was an ugly spotted reptile coiled up
in the straw matting. The men heard
the alarm, and my servant Ali imme
diately came running up with a club.
As he was afraid to enter the tent, he
threw it to ie, and with one blow I
put the snake beyond the power of do
ing harm. It. was not more than two
feet long, but thick and club-shaped,
with a hack covered with green, brown,
and yellow scales, very hard and
bright. The Arabs, who by this time
had come t, the rescue, said it was a
most venomous creature, its bite cans
ing instant death. 'Allah kercn!
(God is m ereifil!) I exelaimed, and
they all heartily responded, 'God be
praised!' Th'ey said that the occur
rence denoted long life to ec. Al
though 1no birds were to he seen at the
time. not ten minutes had elapsed be
fhre two large crows appeared and
alighted near the snake. 'hey walkel
around it at a distance occasionally ex
chuiging ginces, and turning up their
heads in a shrewd tmaunner, which plain
ly said, 'No yo'u don't old fellow! wiant
to make its believe you are dead, do
you i?' They haulerel each otheir to
take hold of it first, and at last the
boldest seized it suddenly by the tail,
jumiped back I wo or thbree feet and
thei let it ihll. Ile looked at t1h eth
er, as imeih as to say, -if he's not dead
it's a capital ien! 'Ihe other Made
as shiilar essay, after wihI they all
ternately dragged miid shook it, and
consulted somlIe time hefore they
agreed tha-t it was aetually dead.
Sf th tk i: by the tail and
s;h -d , :otmg ththe air, its scales
gIlitteritg inl the sun as it d'iogled
Ltsv's I. A :1 xNlvi.ns.uy.--ihe
C hijppewa lioys oft Nothern ( hio and
its, vicinityu are dleterinmed toI celebnrite
the thirty--eighth Anniiver.sarv of the
IBo// of Lundy'sf Lane (.lulv 2Ctlh)
i riottie\1.Mas Meeting ait Niagarita I'alls,
jus'.t oppos'ite thle hl-oughIult field
wvhere II in/l'//d Sco'tt so abinustiv
Lutndy's- Lane was equialvlyiuutirablIe
to A imericanl and~ to !!riti:-hi valor, and
its com inem'or, ation canlii etu ino irrit Ia
tioni or alijetion i be ttweeni ga!llant and
honest pat riots on opposite sides of
the fri-otier-.
At. this CclebratIion.thle Old Sold
it-rs who fhunght with Sceot tat Lundy's
Lane will lbe spuecially inivited; and all
whou tounght in the War of 18h2 will
be uirgedl to atttend.- It will be a
great day 1hr thme L ake lkogion, .slihould1
the sugestiouns (It outr )io friend~s l1
respJonidedt to in t his anid (Ither States,
as we doubt not they will.
Og Theirc w i be in th prc1uesent
mothtl of Jul ii'IwI 1i11 mnits, occur..~
rinig on the I sI and :;0thI, a circutmi
stimwe which, it. is saiid, ha:s not. olcur
red since lie yeahr 1 ' i, at which pI
o(1 thieie was a Ili rtu iti (on calt of
these dayLs, aiid tn thi tter an extrat
ordinay ecliw, viiliimost parts
Ew'.tt Eoitis ii Coi-TeLoio
anetticuan a rya p roclama ct ion
anoniig the issue of au new coinage
of Ilorins, or itts oft a pundil, and or
daiing that these pieces of iiioiier
chialI be curitrenit and tawti mnoney ( f*
the Uniitedt Kinigdoi of Great lritain
aiid Irelanid, anid shall pass as such hv
the0 name of florin throughout, thlie
kinigdomi.
Mnt. C..uniovs's omros~o or G(.:N.
Pimnues.-,John (C. Calhiounii was a luan
whose jutdgmnonit of character was of
the highest orderi anid whtose opinioni
was justly irgarde~d by the~ A unerican l
people of the great est imipotance.
Judl(ge Douglas says tthat, ini a coniver-- I
sationi which lhe had with Mr-. Calioiun,
sonic three years, siniec, Nr i. C. re (
miarke-d, that 'lie looked uipoii Fiaiik ni
Pieree, as5 (one of the moost reliabule
men, as a stat esinmi and patriot,, that r'
the country had produtced.'
MAurdler.--Mri. (. G. Tho:nipson, a ~
hotel kceeper ini Petersburg, V*a., wa-s ~
shot in the streects of that city oni the e
18th tit., and dhiedl on Itie following '
day. Mr. L.ewvis Montague has beeni I
arrested on the charge of bing the a
Iturd(erer.
M~n. Cr.sy's suceson.-We see it (
stated thart James Guthirie, Esq., ar
distinguished D~emocrat of Kentucky, E
will be appointed' by the GJovernor- toij
hilt the vacancy in the Senate caused 'V
b~y the dea tth of Mi!. Clay, whiose resig- I.
nation does~ not, tatke effect until Sep. dI
tilaberi:
r1ns of Erat and Foyers.
niegrante, tho Apricot the''
611 the Citron, the Orange and the'
e-,are of Asiatic extraction.
lieYine grew wild in' Sicily, and
orbaps in Italy ; but, could not be t
eared in France at the time of Straho, t
xcept In Norbennensisi
The Apple is a native of Italy.
The cultivation of Flax was trans
orted from Egypt.
Lucerne Grass derived its name and
rigin from Media.
Almost all the flowers that grow in I
uropean gardens are of foreign cx
raction.
The Irish and Sweet Putatoc are na
ives of America.
Indian Corn or Maize is a native of
imerica.f
Rice was brought from India in a
mall bag, and presented to the Royal
sovernor of South Carol inn.
The Magnolia, Bay and Tulip trees
re natives of Amnerica, and have been
isseminated all over Europe as flow
rs of unparalleled rnagnificence.
Native Azelias grew in wild Ixuri
ne all over upper Georgia and Ala
ama, more beautiful than their proud
ousins from China.
r The New-Orleans Picayune
ites the following amusing instance
X the bad chirography with which
ewspapcr correspondents, in too ma
y instances, vex and annoy the prin
er. We hope our friends of Phila
lelphia will not be irate at the fiet
hat what could be made out was tuk
ii almost by common consent to
nean 'The Philadelphia Riots:'
Afind .hur Pothook'..-As an in
tance of the careless and vexatious
panner in which most cornimmmications
Idressed to newspapers for publiet
ion are written-we refer to their
hirography-we will cite the Bret of
iinuscript being sent to us not ima
y months ago, the title of whiclh be
ng exanined by thrt'e experienced
udges was decided to be, 'The Phila
lelpjhia lRiots.' Wheni the article
anme to be 'set up' in type by the
ompositor he gave the heading as
bove stated. Onl reaching the second
aragraph of the comllmunmication. how
ver, the puzzled comnpositor liscuver
d that the writer was entering into a
iscussion n 'The Tehuuntepce R oute.'
distinction with a ditieeince, and
vith a vengeance.
Gr omnor.-'The Savannah Republi
an, after giving a nuibier of extracts
)f letters from diflerent portions of the
htate, says: 'Our in ibrm oat ion from
arious parts of the State justifies tie
>elief; that of the 95,O00 voters i1
.Ngial, not 500 are willing to take
seungeott.'
Pml'rsEnviNG Iisiti POTAroEs.-A
'orrespondent of the " Soil of the
south (vmn- Murray. of Catoosa'
springs) give- the iollowing plai for
reserviig Irish potatoes
'~~IS tUliiishlI7s ( char-coal w1h
Ile bushel of air-{lacked lime for eve
' fitytv bush 'is of) potatoes, and sprin
de through the piotaotoes inmmediately',
ler remnovig them fronm the field.
mm this way you may kceep them per.
e.etlhy sound until the sprinig."
27 The toilowving advice given byv
he 'great Raundo lih. to one of his
'nung friendts, miaiy he dleem ed wrthmv
it a ph~iee. On his vyage to 'mierr'v
Englandl,' offerinig the uise oif son1it'
.tndard~( wvorks, lie said: 'Take iny
dvie, andh dloni't read anv of the inoy
ls; and whleni you get' hoizie, sir,
thIl youiir faither that I reehi.4 meiid ah
itiucee fmo olinovel readiing aiid -yh is.
eiy puncih. I ep endi upon it, thI ey are
aith einailly injulriouis to fthe lbrla. -
S-rare-rraii or~ W\oVANs.-A hand i
om~ie wVomani~ is not onh- th~e motst.
>eatiful spiectac.'le ini the' w'irh- sheii
loos not ei erta;in th le sieht mou re
ugreeably than any ot her ob jet whaiit
wcr-, but she~ fiies iinpericeptiblly iiti
lie bain amid hieairt. and inispires' all
viihlove' andi~ dlevotion at te smoie
lime,.lTime reason is, her eyes ar'e
priek interp reters of her ftoo~its, aiid
he spiritual1 rays ot thlese hiav e (lie
amot.. niihiueiiee upon ft. soul Ias the
seauity of her14 personi has upon0 the
CX~ r Um:isusn rDir.--We e:ium' t
nuidermstmuil how it: is t hat deliete
-onin g h:ii,. to' lel icate to run up
l down~i stirs in thiir ovsui houses,
re a bl41e ft:iance doiwin thlei strion gest
nen in ia hall-r omom. 'Ti a ph~IeIjnm.
non11 of naitureio u ih nctio one~ seemis
apabl)le of givinhg aii n ephmai~tion.
Vliat young giril ever retfusedl a hanuid
I niie paritner ait. Iiv'e li'lock ini lie
ioriing, uon the scoreC of being' 'so
iretd?'
One c of thle bies't d isinifetin g agenits
iir dihup (('llars and other loeaities
tiitainiing foul air is said to be a
Uw pounids oft cotnOntl coppeals dtis
olved in water, anid spin~klcd over
he place. This wilIlibe etfectumal.
S/anta China F"owls.--Thmomas
ion of dom restic and tiimey pins, at
~ynchbumrg, Virginia, in October or
Covemberi~ necxt. Ile has no~w a cuiii
us assortimient of iw Is ini that la1e,I
nd1 i aonig them areo sonme fine spieci.
meius of the Shanghmai or C.hinaii breed,
aised lby hi imsel. (t)ne pair oft thIese
i rds, only teni imonthis old, weighs I8
'ouinds, and the iieale, it is..saidl, ean
it h great ease, staing~ii onl the g'round,
at. food fro iin a flour barriel. Thei
olor is of' a imilkish whiite, tinmged
'ith a shiade oif yellowv, and they are
env~ily feather'ed on the feet. They
isers and farmiers generally.
Tim a iuinen oF AN Elays s.--ITlie
1 ermani jourmials state thamit, duing.4 the
L'sidenci(e of the Eimpreuss of' ~mssiai at
elangenbamd, 150 fowls, hianms, 41
>iiits of' roast, beef of' 40 lbs. eachl,
0 lbs. of fish, mind I1000 eggs have
eeni ordered to be delivered overv~
ay' for time .sliply oft her table ami
,irat of' her court. oflbuite.
* MAPBN II , 1$ JttR:3 t0 onaMn
acbusettsib ' t ' 6i ' Conventioiass
ilaid at cester,'in tliat State,
m Tuesday; and passedoresolutions
gainst; the peculiar . institutions , of
tie South,.and in favor 6finterveition.
lhey also recominend the ion. John
. Hile, of Now Ilanipsliire, as
candidate for the Presidency.
A married lady. who was in the
abit of spending nost of her time in
he society of her neighsbors happen
d one day to be taken suddenly ill,
nd sent her husband in grcat haste
or a physician. The .husband ran a
hort distance, but soon returned,
xclaiming "My dear where shall I
fnd you when I come back ?"
Comusignees.
Receipts per Rail Road at Sumterville
)cpot, for the week ending July 11, 1852.
Mdze to John O'Conner, Thos Money
in, A. Nowhery, A. M. IFoster, Thomas
). Frierson, F. J. Mloses, F. M. Andrews,
). C. Hulbert, L. B. Unnks, W. Bogant
I. D. Jones, W. Webb. Jane Norton, T. ..
oghlan. R. S. Mellet, F. M. Mellett, IR.
flar-hall, W. G. Wndham, J. S. G. Rich.
rdson, P. Moses, N. J. Mo.re, F: Myers,
t. B. Cain, L. Johnson, 'Ihomas E.;Flow.
rs, E. B. Davis, E. D. Pringle, J. &T.
lark, Brown, I.ee & Co., T. A. I'nck, E.
'erdeem, R. F. Ligon, Ml. Welsh, W. T.
Bethune, W. Ridgeway, A. J. Moses,
ieorgo Brunson, V. Vaughn, J. W. Dart
tan, Black & Jones, A. C. Spain, and A.
.Solomons.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iooflaal's. Gesamansa Bitters.
This celebrated medicine is one of the very
>est in the country, at its good qitalities only
aeed to be known, to give it precedente over
di others now in use. We have seen its good
fbcts lately, after the total failure of many
athers. 'Tlhis is saying more than we can tor
ny other medicine within our knowledge, and
ve feel it a duty to recommntentl the Bitters to
he notice of our frienals. The genuine is pro
cared by Dr. C. M. J.tcssoy, Ph!iladelphia.
ly 2.
A! otluer Scien tific Woadet!
Trtt'OtlTANT To D)YSI'E1'T1CS.
Dr. J. S. Ilieughton's Pepsin, the true I)1
restive Fluid, or G'aslrie Juice, preppared. from
rennet, or the Fourth Stmach of the Ox. after
lirections of Haron Liehig, the great 1'hysiolo
teal Chemist, by J. S. ioughton, M. 1)., 'hila
lelphia. 'This is truly a vontderful ie medy for
ndigestion, Dyipepsia, Jaundice, Liver Coin.
daint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
'ature's Own Method, by Nature's Own
gent, the Gust ri Jou ice. Pamphlets, contain.
ng Scientific evidence of its te, furnished
y agents, gratis. See notiec am the medical
bdlvertisentets. 8-ly.
LrManuy Voters of Clrretoamnt
.'otnty de:.ire to be represented in the next
Igisiature by Major WILLIAM JI.AYNS
WOl'I'1T, and present him as a Candidate to
hu 4itizens of the Conity at the eauln elec.
ions Jnsly 13--33 te.
O irr O rie Q ue oi --
T 1 is utterly unpossible for the slbscriber
I to live wttit ot money. Those n 'who are
ndlebted to lion fo.r 18-i0-'50 nnd '51. arc
equested to make promtpt-antd immtediate
nymaent, or they nmust settle with mny At
ortney. WEBlB1 CLARK.
Julhy 13, 1E~>'!. :N-it.
Notice.
& JNES, byv Niatea ort Accout can
6. M. 4osEs, Sutttttrville, S. C.
AleRO)Y & J!ONES.
Fitly 5, 182 3-s
Valuable Town Lots.
lior saae,
'EVERAL Et L* ', G I B L E hUhllDINGA
I .T)S' in thle 'ow~n of Steitrville.
Hor termis andil descripa tin iapply to
F. J. & 4. MO.SES.
For Bale,
T Jract oaf L~anid contittiar ttnine hunt
dredl and iiriy (":50) aeres, s.t itated
vay Chutrcht, withl a Dlang IIltuse, andit
ather niecess ry out-bildinlg.. thieren, at
Scle t llar (81 ) per :m-re. A lso, an inter
st in otne huind~rad and trrty-six (1.1() aictos
in the E..tate oft Wmii.11. Mln atoshi's lanids,
Ieh lIae- adjiinag, wichl I will sell tat
our dlol lars (3) po ne re. For further
ittiraitiotn a pply~ to the .suibscriber, tat $a
cim l'. U., Sui th st)'rict.
Wa.r. al. SltINTOSIJ.
Julyv 5, 1852. 3I7-t f
South Carolina--Sumter Dist,
Louisa flelser, )~
Lawrence 11. Belser, J.V EQ CIT Y.
.Robert C. Myers, (
J. C. Rhiume. )
It. appjearing to miy satisfactior,;n
Robiert U. Mlyers, one of the defendianta
n the tahove ttated ettnie is absent fromi andi
cithouit the limtits of the $4tate. of Sitth
'airolinaa. It is ordereditlimt snaid Robert
.Myers, do plead, answer or tdemuttr to the
'maitnnaiettts hill of complaiint wit hin three
nnthIs from the date tar the imnpl icat ion of
his order, oir ani order paro con/t~sso will bec
akhen agatinsnt hims.
CJom'ar .Ee'r S. D.
WV II. L. nUTT~i' RL'1lFLD)
14c41i mag-t., Chaz~rieston, S. c.
Septemberct 16, 1851 47-tf
Not ice.
l'ersconsx hiaig demni~ids ngninst the Es
sto of. R. Rtichiardson, Dec'd. tare repiestedl
a presenit uto tdutly at testetd, nantd those in.
ebtd to matko panymntn to
C. M. RICilAR DSON,
Nov.6(, 1850. 2 if
Butter,
" Vargin'ma and Maounta in Butter
or sale by ROBER~T'I LA T TA.
Camden, Nov 25, 185l. 1-ti
R.lDl.'.lY Al ilDE Ci0IJIA(
If aill dercriptions% as lows as. $2 50t ta (til iuit.
L. It. IItANK S.
Sisth - 'r I tauntais ink f
lorotidon f eallee ctttiilinbe
ld; or Land ;,10 acres lenre 'the
*pl4Ois.wetj settled.. n t preniice
rare 'agoo d(in slid " cre' , Ilorso-Mill
and Vheat, Thrasher, Any person widi
ing to buy,.may apply to the subscriber ao
the place, one milo -trbQve Calvary Cltirch,
on the jten road to Cinden.
J. C. WEEKS.
July 6, 1852: 37-tf
MYuslin, &o,
. Fancy printed Muslin, Frenrh printed
Jaconets, White Swis-at d Mull Miusline,
Ladies and Gents Linen Canibric lldkfs.
Forsle .b'y . -
kOACII & BLACKWOOD.
Sumterville, June 15th, 1952 34-tf
FISK'S MJETALLIC COFJWINS of all
sizes, constantly on hand and for' sale I
by HUDSON & BROTHI-,R,
Opp. Temnperance Hall Suinterville.
. June 15th, 1852 34-tf
CABINET WAREROOM.
F. M. ANDREWS
TAKES this thethod ol
inforning the citizens of
Sumterville and vicinity that
he hats opened ir tnmterville, oliposite the-new
Preaby terian Church, a CABINET WARE
-ItOM, where he ivill keep for sale, cheap, all
nu:h furniture as cones utdsr tiluis department
of his trade, which lie will warnsrt Of goo 1
material ; and will furnish for cash, at Charlei.
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture made.
Itepiring executed at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with
out delay.
Having procured the services of Mr. C. W.
DAVIS, ho is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
engraved in any style.
All the subsrtber asks is a fair trial, and
hopes by punctutil attention to business and
easy terms, to merit public patronage.
February 17, 18512. 17-1y.
Notice,
All persons indebted to tme individually,
or as Ordinary, will please miake itnedi.
ate paythen, as it is absolutely,.necessary
that 1 closeo up my business, soin.. part of
which has been of loit Manding unrettled,
and which I am determined shall remain
so no longer. I hope my friends will attend
to this at onen, and give me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
W. LEWIS.
Feb. 9th, 1852 17-tf
V ITEREAS the law requires the Ordi
nary of Sumter District to oe in his
Oflice, Mhhonday and Friday in'each week,
persons therefore having business in said
Otfice will please attend on those days.
Wt LEWls.
March 9, 1f 52. 20-ti
Valuable Woodland Near
'IE TOVN FOl SALE.
Between 17 and 18 acres of land lying
at 'Turkey Creek near Sumterville. will be
sold on accommodating terns to an ap
proved purchaser. Apply at tltis ofiice.
Jan. 27th, 1852 14--If
My IIO'USE AND LOT, in tl village of
Sunterville, where I now live. There are
FIFTY-FIVE ACRFS OF LAND in the lot.
Trers made casy to the iurchasers.
Jnn 13, 185. '13-t f WV. LE WIS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Cons~n o Ktu suGEolGE 8'nsF.ETs
Claale o, S. (.:
Jleaed oif his intierest in tise AM1KItI.
,ACA N IIOT E L to Mlerars. G. F. Ins-s
\ ii & .1.l M. 11'ns soliciis for thern the pa
trona ge of hits frienads.
GEO. WI. KCING.
The utmdersignedt would respaiefuilly informt
their friendts and the travellinig plalic that they
h:mve least that elegant estabhllihment the Anmet
cant lotel, cornter oif Kingi andi ticorge Streets,
wheare thny aire rea~dy for ihe reacepionz of those
who may favor themt n ith a call.
KENNEDY & IIllhllT.
May 25, 185'2 31-Oua
Butters Lard, Bacon & Corn.
Pitilli lounainHut tser. (tn small Firking.)
do. do. Leaf I.ardl, do.
N orth Carolina Haiieon,
do. COltN.
R OlRT. I.ATT A.
Mirareh 25, 1851 2-t tf
SUMVTER HOUSES
F.r Mi E'18 would rsp'ctafdly in
:$ form the ~ cii., f Sutnterv Ille anrd
4i~. ithe srrsmiznng cotuntry that lhe has
just ratutrnedi from Cha'rlestonha , a nd has maenl
airrageents to receive 101l and 800A~ WA
T'I'Et, of every var'ety, weeklv,
lhe has on hnd, anid will caniinuo te receive
throughlout the saon. a chorice ruiortmenut it.
&c., all of wichel will bet dlisposed of cheaper
than was eve r oil'ered before. int this palae.
i y 29, l850. 3l tfi
Webb Clark's Hotel,
SUMT'ER~ VILLE, S. C.,
i'lThis I lotel is sittuated in the motst
iplea s:mtt part o'i the tun. The
Sl'roprietor wdll be pilehded to see
hiis friends an ithle t raivelinitg pullc; proin
ising~. to spare~ no eixer1tions ont his part to.
rendecr thema comafortable. Charges rea
''oab~ WEB3B CLARK,
I'roprietor
Jan 2$3 13 tf
IEducational Notice,
I lE EXERCISES or MtOUNT ZION
1 ACAD EMY wtill connnonice on Mlon
day the 12th of~ July, under the manage
St. Ptaul's.
July 6, 185>2. 37-tf
('.Alt EN~oN, Juno .30, 1852.
lTo .lr. Tho/is. WIafies:
D)ear Sir :The Bloard oif Tfrustees of,
St. Paul's Acadetmy mn receivingt y'our lot
tier of resiignat ion, as Tfeac her, athoitrizes
men to assure yot of their high aipproziationu
ofi your services whdle in their emplov.
TIha rapid proagress in their stibes miad'o b~y
the children under youir c harge gives en
tire siaisfaction, and is an evidaente o(f your
capability and aittention, arid in viw there
of, we cheerfuilly recommend you t9 the
kintd ly not ice of t hose w ho masy w ish to.
employ your servics as T eacher, as oniet
rauminnly qtualticd anud every way w~orthay
of cunfirleme.
Individually pearmit me to ofler you the
aissiiranices of miy regvard nand eateeI and(1
wishinig you every successiin your profes- f
sion1 I remaini very respectfuilly, -
You'r obedient serv ant;,
* . 6 l i,3,ii j s c s
)FERS bisdale, ir
ld wZi.L aELdTgz, n i;pti s, i,
!'RENCHl, ENGLInI AND A $IU
3URGICA'L INSTRUMENTS, 'AJeiT$
I'RUSSES, (ALL KINDS)j VAUNI41
'E88ARItlE8 . " " DYt STI
31tUGGIST8' LA1EL8, ,BRONZE
- GLASS WARE, IIRUSJIE
'ATiT ME1CiCNi $, WINDOiv
rnoA&ONIAR MIEDIcINEs LAbitP4NZ
tnAx1ia RN' IlEmas?. fOoTuI. ISOLAR, L
ARDEN SsEEDS, ', ' -irr -G
* G.en33,ni-. CO
Together'
COMPRISING THE STOCK OF
- Agent for the
PA TENT AND FA
April 6th, 1852. -
-.DissolutIone.
r11E I(opartnership horetafore jexisting
-under the nane and offirin'AlIDREWS
S.' ROACI, iva-on the 24th -instant, dis
,olv'edi by tutual consent.' All perionh
ndebted to said fini are requested to make
inymient to ROAClt: & ]BLAKWOOD, who
ire alone authorized to settle the blsiness.
J. J. J. ANDREWS.
J. BELLINGER ROACH.
3umterville, May 29, 1t52. 32-tf
Copartnership.
j IlE Subscriber having on the 24th inst.,
associated with him in the mercantile
>usiness, Mr. JOlHN C. BLACKWO.OD,
he business will Iie1, afte& Ib condutef.
ine the 'gamie and firm of RuAt &
BLACKWOOD.:
I' J. BELLINGER ROACH.
3umterville, May 29, 1852. 32--tf
Are now d$'rirtg for asle.a fite assortient
f DR'Y GOODS, ANTS GhItOcERIES,
Boots and Sh'els, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Saddlery, Crockery,
Stationary. &c., &c.,
All of.which will be sold low at the
Palmetto House.
Sumterville, May 29, 1852. 32-tf
Direct Imp rtatiio,
5,9000 choice Spaain sh cigars, ust receiv
d and for sale by
ROA CII & TILACKWOOD:
Sumtorville, Junei15th, 1952 34-tr
Tor tle Ladies,
Just. eived from Cliaile ii fIln lot
if-per'ftemwAaleef ap=&e-.; cue .t.
Luhins Extracts, French do. German
Sologne, Tran'parent Soaps,.ChaIks, dc:
tec. For sale low by
- ROACH & BLJACKWOODl.
Suttrville, June 15:h, 1852 34- tf
T~ lIE SUiBSCRIBER; Respectfully: e
~-turns, his sincere Thanks, sto -his
riends. and the puilec for the liberal patroin
ige, extended to tho firm of ANDREWS
SL ROACh! anad respectfully solicits a con.
inuance of the same, to the Iirib of ROACH
k BLACKWOOD, wh'lo will :continue
telling goods at Charleston priceD fo'r cash.
J. BELLINGER ROACH.
S3umterville, Miay 29th .1852.. 32-f
Groceries,
Just received f romi Charlest on, b~y Rosen
SE fli.acwoon, a fine assortmetL of GR0.
DF-.RIES, auchi~as dagar, CoWl'e, Candles,
Soajr, Starch, CanJy, tlour,- piekolN in
jrts., And 1.2 gallona..
Matches, Buckets, B~rooms3, &c., and 1
ox of Geo. T. Williamts' extra Chewing
i'obacco. Eor sale low at the "Pahueotto
[Ionse."
Sumterville, June 15th, 1862 34--i
Situationi Wanted
:.In a Dry Goo~da Store by a young gentlemnan
whoI, has had several. years experience in the
,,usiness. Application for inforamation, may be
nades at this oicei.
Juno 23, 1852. .36-tf
Notice,
Trhe. Co-partnership heretofore existing
getween theo subscribers under the firit ef
I. T. Solomnons, & Co., is this day dissolv.
ad by limatamtion and imutual consten1 - All
Jersons itndebted to sdid firm by ntei o
,pen1 account, will please call and-cmegle.'
J, TI. SOLIOMONS,
Ii. 3. IIAYNSWORTII,
A. WVIllT'E, Jn.
Jan. 6, 18.52 1'1 tf
Just Received,
AT-L. B. HAN KS'
A lot of chienp Muislinis and Ginghams,
Sw i ad Book Muslins. Alpaccas;
Emnbroide.red curtain Muslins1
Furniture Dimities, Fringes,
Chunibra Ginighamns, Silk and tineni Lusa
tres,
Mohair anid Gras'i Skiris. -Corded do.
Chemnisetts & Coll irs, Morning Colbers,
Ladies white anid col'd Kid Gloves and
.Slippers,
Lad ies and~ Micaea col'd and blk Gaiters.
18 Balea Superior Factory Yarn.
\lay 24,P1i2. 31-i f
T O PLA NT ER S,
Th~e ,ubscriber has jus.t received a larg stock
if goods for SPRING AND) SU~MLR which
tie olyers at Ch~arh-siton prictis, less expenses.
10 Bales heavy (isnahurga,
""Shirting and Shents,
""Blue Deoninms and Miarlbcro' Stripes,
10 Ilhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
25 llbms Baltimiore Flour,
25000, line Spanish iSegars,
Suars, Cofl'ees, Teas, &c. &c.
Aoasses, Soap, 8tardh, &c.
L. B. IIA NKS.
A pril Gith, 1852 24--tf
Notice to Pedlars.
)EDL.ARS of all dlescriptions, whether
on foot, [iorse-back, or with a wagonf
ro hereby .tintified. that should they be
anndl TRADING IN THIS DISTRICT
fler this date, withbout the necessary Li'
ense, the law wil be enforced~against
hoem. A CIIZN~.
Junev. 185 '' 5
~N OIL,S~iCFA,k
WICKS . V~~iAL I t
&ILD Atl) SJ KRMI OILS,
Aq$ANI) CAMPI I, &4C1 QG " :!
d. L'i~
with every fttble ' ,.s ," V Fif
A 11urE I r.0}.
moat approved~
AmI Y AWIDICIV'TS.
Cotumite'toJii o ihb. 21s"
Gabriel and th~ lie. btong-p.
'ihet owner 'of "the"
is herebli .:oizled,. sFt: if,~4
is riot tarkdrn ot#,; a~un ;hq expei,
by the exfpiraheun lo1' nse 1year~
lodgment in Jail, that. tie' ilI;.&k~c,
the lanv directs. lie wil-be. 14 "
first Monday in Septempber: ne t:
* J. C. RH1A~tiE '~
April 3rd, 1852
HIE Subscriber respecfta Ot tto
1-friends slid the jiulicthtuiittral "
And -well solected Stock IOf rdcer
is daily receiving lresbbfoppies, al
will eels lower tihan any licusol1t _A.t
cash or country 'proddck 0 ilsstock?
a tsfollows: ~*
60013 lbs.' prhid J~&n,' 5O.k t
24J1bblk:'b~t~Bltimp6j'Flt4
Ssacks jrr nd Rio tote,.
Sugars of all decriptanna1j',a, ~ r '
Rice, "Butrerj Choose, Craciera 'r
PickWed and. smoked Beef?
No I arl and a varletyofotle & 1w
Corn Mel& Grist contantly i t4
All he asks iito all and kno hies:
Juneo2 85. .,'
Dr G dd n G N E Su~bscriber respectfuiljgjf,
Ifriends a dithe public g t erill1
he has just returned 'froin
is receiving~a well seetd~rso
wh'ch lie will sell as l" " ! f g. M
in this tarket for Cash. . --
Corn) Meal, and Grist, kept;i~r {c4" i .
usual. =T. 0 OONN
March 23, I~
where he keeps coodzantl (orIet "'
of SOIM WA L'FR, A r
GINGER-POP. Alo.~I.J L'V y
by the-pocinrd sir othstwjipa +A fl4 ir''
. cash .by. qt~L C m
dune 7,1S.glO ACKS OF 19A L T;'(& s~