The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, August 24, 1852, Image 3
te lay halth
JIlicer Levy, the chicf'of Police in
this city, received yesterday altiernoo
a di41ipatel tromi Mr. 'endergast., city
inar~shatl of Savannab, annonning I that
Dr. David Theodosius llines and
Abraham J. Kapp, had broken jail
that morning, it was supposed that
they would endeavor to leave Savan
nah by the steaninhat for this city.
llities is so well known here that Mr.
Pendergast deemed it unnecessary to
describe him. Knapp, lie says, is tiout
New Jersey, and a cozch painter by
trade. Ie is 5 f'eet 0 inches in
he ght, and has aany umarks onL his
ains from Indian link.
AN Erron tI L uea.--The Editor of
the " Due W1est Telescope," the Rev.
J.1. Bonner, was presented on the 10th
en 4tant, by Messrs. W ray, Puekett,
B ,rnes, and Wilson, Printers of that
journal, with a handsomne silver cup.
Car A telegraphic di. pa'ch fromn
Washington to the New York Courier
and Enqui rer, says that E. A. Bradltfrd,
of New Orleans, has been nominated
Judge of the Supreme Court, in the
place of Judge McKinley, deceased.
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TEis AoalcULTrU.tL FAtIt AT ATI.AN.
TA.-The Atlanta Intelligencer, of the
12th inst., says that city has been, for
a day or two past, crowded with stratn
gers from all parts of the country, in
attendance upon the Agricultural Fair,
now being held in that place, though
the weather had been exceedingly un
propitious for the occasion, friequent
heavy showers of rain having occurred
since the beginniyg of the week. The
display of stock and other articles f r
exhibition on the ground is represented
to be highly creditable.
SPURIOUS Cori.-A Inan has been
arrested at New York for passing up.
- n ,nmigniraint. ,.huI ,.-11.4 tur
porting to be c5 and $10 gold pieces,
having on one side a likeness of Gen.
Washington with the date 1852, and
oun.the reverse the representation ot'u
eagle, beneath the words "United
States." There are also other pieces
in the lot, with a coat of arms, and the
word " California," in prominent char
aeters, well calculated to dceive the
unwary, as all them have the appear
ance of gold, although they are in fact
manufactured of brass and copper.
Tres RIvER AND ilAntioit IL..
This bill which provides for four or
five legitimate cases of harbor inmprove
iments, and for upwards of fify, which
t are clearly State matters. lms passed
, ' I Louse by 4 vote -of' 103 ayes to
"r nys. It appropriates a million
.nd a half dollars, of which fifly thou
sand dollars is for the improveiuent of
, ,the Charleston bar. We have there
fiore the consolation-which South
Carolina seldont has-of knowing that
in this unconstitutional sqjuanderitng of
the public treasure, the umajority have
condescended to consider our legiti
muafe 'claims. Among the numerous
Iprovisions of the bill, we notice that
Big Sodus bay, which leeched the guv.
ernmnent from 18,15 to '44, and nany
of'the little nameless rivers zad di-ceks
of'New York ami! Ohio, camne in for
anotlier share.1Southiern Stuanrd.
SPEOIAL NOTiIE.
Poisonitlag.
Thousands of parents who use Vernmifulge.
composed of Casior Oil, Calomuel, &c., are not
aware, that while they appear to bienefit the pa
tiet, they ire actually laying the foundation for
a series of diseases, sucha as salivationa, loss of
sight, weakness of limbls, &c.
In another column will he found thme ad ver
tisemuent of JHobenasack's Medjiines, to wih
we ask the atte-nion of all direcily interested
in their own as weoll as their Chihdreni's health.
In Liver Comnplaints anid all dihorde.rs arisintg
fronm those of a bilious type, should imake use
of the onlly genuine mecdicine, Ilobenasack's
Liver ru..,
1k"B not1 eew(e1, *u.. ..tt... ,,tn
sack's Worm 8yrup antl Liver l'ills antIel m
serve that each has the signature of te Proprje
tor, J. N. IloDENs.eg , as tione elsa are genuiiine
Agust. 10. .2I...y
Iloofiandq's Geran IiUters.
hlundreds of our citizens comiplnin of deiljli
ty antd langor of the stystemt, deranagenment of
the liver and stomach, want of appetite, &c.;
they are frerguently the result of too close ap
plication, and a thuousan~d other causes wve '-an
tnot htere uRine ; bitt we would say to all afflict
ed, do as we have, done-get a bottle or two oIf
Dr. Ilooflaned's German liitert, prepared bsy Dr.
Jackson. andi our word for it you will he cured.
WVe recommnendl this mic-inme, knowing from
expierience that it is much suero to the gene
rality of patent medic-nes. WVe would i-ay to
our readers, purchased none umless prepared by
Dr. C. M. Jackson, Phaihutlelphia. July I
A niothmer scientific wVonder 1
ra!PORTANT TO nYsIETi-es.
Dr. J. 8. Iloughtton's I'rpsint, the trite 1)i.
geustive F'ltid, or (Grutric ./n-, plreppared fronm
Rtennet, or the Fourth Stomnach (of the Ox, after
-directions of Haron Lie-big, thte great PhIysiolo
gical Chemist, by J. S. lloughton, M. /I., P'hila
delphia. This is trttly a wvondlerfutl re tmedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaunidice, Liver Coim
plaint, Cotnstipation and D.ehility, curintg after
Nature's Owan Method, bty Nature's Own
Agetnt, thte Gastric Juice. P'amphlets, contain-.
ing Scientific evidence of its value, fttrnislted
by agente, gratis. See notice anmong thme ttmdical
arivertisemeti. H-_ y.
OB IT UAR Y.
I)ied-of itnflatmat ion of theo howve,
im Stumter l)istrict, (8. C.) Jtuly 29, 1gg2,
ADELADF. Pos-1-IiiAn, secondl daughlter of
Frantce BI. and Mlary E. J. Grier, aiged oneu
year, three tmonthw, and four days. This
was -one of a twatn.
E''er-sin cotnld blighat or sorrow fade,
Death camne wvith frientdly care;
rTe openingj btud toi Ileauven conveyedl,
And bado tt blossomt there.
Ilied--also..-of Ithe saite disease, the
oikier twitn, in Snumter Dislrict, Aitgtust 4,
Francia It. nni Mtary E. J. (irier, igedl onec
yea.r, tree mtothis, and titnitte (days.
Th'Iewe lovely bmuda so yotunmg andt fir,
CUnlced hict by early doomt,
Juist camt,. to shiowt
blow umee a. o.e 0~d~ ol
CO MM EtC I A .
Latest dates fromn Liverpool, August 4.
Litest dates frot T la% re, August 4.
Latest dates from Ilavann, August 4.
Charleston Market.
CAnrLIs-roN, August 21, 135 .
Ilaf-past one o'clock.-Colton--With
a good demand this morning, 750 bales
changed hands at very full prices, extremes
ranging from 9 3-8 a 11 5.8c.-News.
Cosasigeces.
Receipts per Rail Road at Sumiterville
Depot, fiar the week ending Aug't 22, 1852.
To: R. .. Tisdale, John O'Connor
Thomas Monayhan, A. J. Moses : Brown'
Lee & Co, L. Waite, P. Moses, F. I. Aoses'
F. G. 1)Dose' E. B. Blackwell, J. S. Alc
Fadden, N. 11 Cockerill, N. Crane, S,
Newman, W. G. Windham, I.. B. Ilanks
Wiley Fort, J. J. Knox. T. J. Coghlan,
James Norton, II. G. Witherspoon, R. F.
Ligon, F'. Alyers, It. 1). Brunson, M. P.
Clark, J. E. ltembert. Sr.
Bank Meeting.
An Adjourned Meeting of the Bank
Committee, will be held on lWedinesday,
September 1st. A full attendance is re
quired, to act effectually.
S. R CIIANDIEiR, Ch'n Coin.
August 1.1, 1852.
Tournament ! Tournament !
TUIlE Knights of the approaching Tour.
namnent, to be celebrated in th is place
on the 17th of September, are respectfully
requested to hand in their names with the
characters to be assumed, anti the initiation
fee (8500) to .lner W. 1)AnnAN at Sum
terville, either personally or by letter. The
young men of our State are invited to par
tici pate in the celebration by complying
with the above requisitiots.
August 24, 1852. 44-.st
AT TilE OLD STAND OF h. & 1. J rt.ngt-r.
S.&E. M. G 1 Ll11t l'l
- -'continne the CA RR IA G R
1-Sl.VIN.S at the above
stand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth-street,
Charleston--where they will be pleased in
exhibit to their old friends and customers
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, coin
prising those of their own nanufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint.
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to ollier great
inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August 21, 1852. 44-tf
TIH PEE DEE.
IN consequence of a rummor, to the ellbct
that the steamer h'l'K l)El had been
sold, to run upon another river, Captain
GEo. L. FJATON takes this anethsl of in
foraning his friends that. such a report is
incorrect, and that the " 'EE -IE)cK" will
resume her trips on or about the 1st )ctnber
August 2.1, 1r52. 41-St
South C;aroliui.Clarcanmo Co.
RIe'arcd, That this Board is' ready at
any titue to Inert the other llards of Comi
missioners of the Iet r of Sumter District
to take into consideration the tnatter of a
P'oor Ilioose.
A'esolredl, That thle above lhe publishted
ini te I )strict paphers. antd itotice tie given
to the Ch remt an ttd Sale btItl ards.
Ily otrder of lhe Itloard of Conuainissioiaers
of the l'oor fur Chtarendont Coniatv.
Gantt, Walker & Co,,
A CCO.1f. 'ITJX III'..A k I.',
Cl1ARLESTON, s. C,
Rleceive andI xiell Cottoni, C.,orn, liour,
and all other articles or 1'ro hice, andi g'ive
personal atutni ion to the selectiona of Famti
ly Supplies.
Coaisaision for selhinag Cotltont, Fifty
Cents per balo.
RIeference-Coul. F. I. Ztlises ad 11. C.
SO. CARIOLINA---SUMTrER D)IST,
fly \Ve. L i IP, I-: ,., OJrdlinasi,/r said
I>istrici.
Whecreas, Jane Ja.y rte hatha applied
to imt foar lIrr 0/' Adminaistration,, ont
all atnd sinagihar the goods anad ebattles,
rights antd credIitotrs of P'eter Jlayroe,
late of the s'atd I bstrict, decease~d.
Thtese are, therefo~re, to cite anid adhnon
ish all ad siangubar, thle kindred ad credi
tors of the said deceasedl, tot he andi apoear
beforc mae at outr inext Ordtinary's Couart for
the said D ist rica, to be holdena at Sumtater
Court I louse ont F'riday the. 3rdl day ot
Sepiteimber tnext, to shacw cause, if anay whay,
the said admintist rationa shtould not be gratnt
ed.
Giv en uandem mny hand anda seaul, this
17th day of Angiast in thte year of
[L. s.] otur L ord, onte thoiustand eighat hunat
dred antd lifty-.t wo, andta itn tha 76th
year of Amieriant iadepenadence.
Auaguast 19, 185-2.-l-t
So, Carolina-B~umter Dist.
ily IV. 11E lVS .st,r., Ordinary for
Whlereas, Johnai Ambatrtse hatha appli~d
to tae for lette'rs of A dmnist~ratin oan allI
anda singualar the goods and chtattles, rights
andl credatotrs ofi Peter C. Amttbrtsc, late of
the laistrict aforesaid, dlec.-a.sed.
These are, thterefoure, to cite Iad atchnara
ish all tad sintgutlar, the kindred aand credi
tori of I le said dece~asedl, io he atnd appei~ar
before mte at otar neoxt O rdiaary's C.oirt ftar
ate saidl District, to be hioleni at Smnaater~
Coaurt I louse itt Pridhiy the :t rd Stcanemer
niexta, to shiew ciase. it any, whly athe said
adminaistration shouldh nt hto graiteca.
GIiveaa undtter imy handit andai sealI, thIais
1 7tha of Septembater, ina the y'ear of
(L. s.] (lar Losrd oneo thouatsandi eigha i ahun
dred and lilly-two, nad in the 76th
year of Aaamericana indlepenadeince.
Augaust 19, 182. 4.LE-2t5
Parasols ! Parasols !!
Our whlitle assaortmena~tt of I'arasa.b andtl ihn
bl'lhot aure now oTeftrinig at iRedneed~t l'rier's,
22 I iagitl., (bendt,) optp. the Ilig I tout.
l I i >Y 3iAl NE CLOIWIING
(if iai' dttations as low ao a tiu a fati; .tat.
L. . Iti A N I(
House and Lot fbr Sale,
A IJotse amid Lot plenannily situated in
the Nori i-weste rnm part of Ilhe town
Sumterville. For any further intirmation
apply to J. 11. VAUGHAN.
gU-" Watchman copy twice.
Summtrville, August 16, 1852. 43-tf
No Mistake,
The subscriber iaving tnade ar.
rangements with one of the best es.
tablishdcthouses in New York to supply
hint with Go l or Silver Watches by the
single one at the lowest wholesale prices,
anct having a friend there who will take an
interest in selecting for ae--offers to furn
ish to order, fue watchen within ten cays
from date of order, much lower than they
can be obtained in any other way. Also,
Gold Chains or any other tine Jewelry.
For particulars enquire of
FRL E0M AN IIOYT.
Aug. 17th, 1852 43-5t
80. CAROLINA--SUMTER DIST
By W. LE WIS, Esq , Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, J. C. Bethune bath applied to
me for Letters i' A dministration, on allim and
singular tie goods and chattles, rights and
creditors of \V. J. F. Bethune late of the
said District. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and sinirnlar, the kindred and credi
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court house on Friday the 27th day of
August, inst., to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not he grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this
13th day of Augumt in the year of
[.. s.] our Lord, one thousanml eight hun
dred am tifty-t~vo, and in the 7(th
year of American Independence.
\V. LE0WIS, o. . n.
August 17, 1852. 43-2t
Harness, Saddlery, &c., &c.
r 'itl , Subscriber takes this method of in
. forming the people that he carries on
tto IlAltN*5, SA i)DlLEitY, BOT1
and Sllt)E MAKING in a first rate style,
and will sell low. A reasonable deduction
will be imade for cash. I have a good
supply of the above articles on hatmd for
sale ; as to the Ilarness Mr. Williat John
son in Simnterville can give every informa
tion respectmng the same.
SAMUEL IIARVIN.
Qr Watchman copy twice.
Augst 17, 1952. 43-2t
Notice. -
T lE Subscriber has removed from his
old stand opposite the Wateree I Muse
to the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
11. Lavy & SoN, whmere lie intends continu
ing his business in all its various branches.
Ile expects to visit New York this month,
where lie will add to his present large stock
to which lie invites the attention of his
friends and customers in the fall.
C. MATIlESON.
Camden, August 9, 152. 42-it
For Sale,
Tract of Land containing nine hun
dred and thirty (31:30) acres, situated
on the Saleim lLoad, one mile below bMid.
way Church, with a Dwelling Ilouse, and
otherttiecess try out-buildings thercon, at
ane dollar ($1) per acre. A Iso, mn ititer
est in one hundred and forty-six (1-16) pcres
int the Estate of Wim. Ii. Melmitoshm's land ,
which lies amjmining, which I Will sell tit
iliur dollars (4) iper acre. For further
inmfornttionm apptily to time subscriber, at Sa
lemm P. 0., Suimer District.
W.M M. MeINTOSil.
July 5, 1952. 37-t f
Money Wa'nted.
Ti E Smmbscribecr respecti muliy anmn'onneecs
tin thme- itidebited to hmim ihr lamst year
an md yea r hi.. re, thai lie is v'ery tmc oinit
needl l offuds: "A word to, th wise' is
F"ISh'S 31ET~'lAIlG COFF'i'NS of amll
sizes.', con)istantly mit handim ataml imor amle
by llSON & Dt(Yi'IIElR,
Opp.' Te~mp~eranm~e Iluall Smmumterv ille.
.1umie 1Sthm. 1852 :1-if
Not ic.e.
Pe'rsonts hmavimng dlenmtmmls n:insii~t thme i*:.
tamlm oft it. IItimhardioim, Dee'dl. a.re remepi-stedi
tco prmesentm the~im dmly attested, anid thmos'e in
mdebted to mazkin pammmmt tom
C. M. RICIlIAItDSO N,
A dm r.
Nomv. 6', 185m0. 2 ~ tf
Butter,
F'reshm Gmshmcn limitter.
" Virginmia ain mmm otmmtain llumtter
lFmr sale by IROlllillTl LA'i'I'A
Canmmenm Nmv 25, 1'45I. 1-ti
Negroes for Sale.
I WVi Lil mll'er for sale at Smmitmr Cmtmrt
Iiomse oni 1he 1st Mmondmav ini Sepitem-i
lier nexi, a Ne!ro WVomanm a'mu)l Cib,be
immnginmg mm, time Es>tate oif WVilim Grmooms,
decreasedl. Aisom at time samme I ime an md plamce
anomthmer Negrro WonT~man~mi.
C.ottndits mmtale know onmim dam iv of sale.
W. L EWIS, '. 5. I).
Notice,.
Atmtpicatin i ll b. t e mna tin to tie nmt Si n
of the. Sutte inh'..at mre for a re-chmarmer of imy
Itridige aceromn Lymmhes Creek.
A img. 2, I85'2 .;I _--m,
So, Carolina-Sumter Dist,
. Expatrie. Ini, imy,
Et n-mm As m tsoms, P'h et iio fommr saumh
Ilmms u V Wn-sci, et a). ) 1 I rmonl, &c.
XY Order omf ilhe Coumrt oif Emiuity, I wiil
iJ sell mon Saei-daty ini Octobmer iext, time
Tramct of ILammml knmown as time Aiie'rsom
Tratct, conmtaininmg 200I ac'res, tmmore or less,
ly inig ini MdithIc Saleyrm, sittualed on Ta'uylomr
Swu vamp, aboumt one mmilea from thle B lack
Rwmer road, andm lying directly ont time Rail
Roand.
Th'le saind Landm cannmiot be sold1 for less
thanm $4.00 per acre.
TIEtuW-t-Ome-htalf pmale onm thle 1st
Jammuary nexi, amid balan~ice onm 1st .iaumtmary
1854t, w ih interest payable auamlml~iy tiil
fiill y pa id. Purchaimuser to give llmid a ini
pemrsonalut security, andmm a tmortga.ige of thme
pmrenumses.
wV I. n. rA VNeSV io. I..,
Executive Department, S C,
> ' .
JULY :30, 18-.
11 IJEILEAS inforination has been re
Il ceived by this Department, that a
murder was comiitted on the body of
Ilugh )ove, in 1arion Distriet, Is HUGH
CAMPIEILAI,, and that the said Camxpbell
has either fled or conceals himself.
Now, in order that the said (itunphell
iny be brought to trial, be it known, that
I, JOhn 11. l i As, Governor in and over
the State of Sonth Carolimt, do issue is
my Proclam ation, olleriig a reward of
TWO IIUNDRtIl) xil)1.A lS fir his
delivery to the Jail of Alaritn District.
Camiphell is about :I1 or 35 years old
5 feet 8 inches high, stout built, walks
quick and steps short ; has hino eyes, 11u
man tnosC, black hair and thick beard.
In testumony whereof, I have sNigfed fnv
nate and allixed the seal of the Stuat'.
JO N 11. MIANS.
By the Governor.
BENJ. Piuty, Secretary of State.
Aug. 17. -13 St
$500 CHALLENGES.
Wiatever concerns the health ad liapptinies,
of a people is L at ll times of the inost Vah 11le11
iltlortance. I takm it for granted thait every
sroit will dto all in Iheir po' er. to save the lives
of their children, und that every person will en
leavor to promnote their own health at all sacri
fiers. I feel it to be Ituy duty to solemnnly assure
you that Wonais, nemrling to the opitin of
title most celebrated 'hysicians. are the pritmary
canes of a large inajority-of diseases to wticeh
children andl adults are hable; if you have inn
aplxetite continually changeable fron one kind
of food to another, Hial lireath, Pain in the So
gnach, l'ichking at the Nose, Ilardnoss and.Full
ness of the Blelly, Dry Cough, slow Fever,
Pulse Irregular-remetuber that all these denote
WVoIt ats, & you shokil it oi.me apply the renedy :
IHobcu ackN's Woram Syrupl.
An article faintid apon Scientifie Principes,
comtip.tnuteml with ipurely vegetable substances,
bmeing perfectly mafe when taken, and can le
'iven to the most. teniter Ii int ilth decided
,eneticial elteet, where flou.! 'onmlainls and
J)iurrhau have imade them weak tail debilitated
the Toime properties of my Worin Syrup art
such, that it stands without an eqiual in the eita
loitte of medicine, in giviing toin. anl stren gth
to. the Stomach, which intakes it alt ifa ih
remedy tihr those afllieted tith l)spepqiiu, the
astnishing inres performed by this Syrnp after
'hysicianiis have ftil4, is the best evidence of its
superior efficacy over all others.
'I'Ti is thme lost difficult Wormn to deStroy of
till that infest the huntiii system, it grows to ani
ailnos indeinite lengtIi ecomtuting s coiled ial
faistened t thie intesiines In Stoinneh.ii-eting
the he.tlth so sadly a,, to caue St. Vitus I)ance,
Fits, &c., that thin-e a ll'i.:teil seldon if ever
suspect that it is 'Iupu' lhiirm thasteniniui theta to
an early grave. In orler to destruy tihi W Voriti, n
very euergetic treat in. nt muust he, plursuel, it
would therefore Iho proper to talke m to 8 of Ilty
L.iver l'ills soit as to remove all o.stranleslo, that
the Worst Syrup tay act direct npxin tihe WMrin,
which mist he takenin dhoes of V Tirbles ton
fols 3 times AN. iay, these clirections followed
have never been' kInm i lh't.il i atilrin thuo
:nost.obstinate ctic of ''*mi's~fr/n
Noptart of li: 1m'torti-i ^":Ibev le olIepp
fh tn he.LI VElIt, it titi ing ns a. f erm to pup1
fy tht- blooi,'r t l thit' t't1 ,rMiihc r to'
the hile - so that uny-wrne tet-lim oif-he liver
effet h:e, uil er. iin gttutrrs of the sysiten'
Janislice, Iy e lia.&c. We 'i C nitoref
n~atisb ev'ery '.yinipmitg that nuigh~t nin a
wrorig ac tiuon mf t he I irj Tr'y-Et tY'*jlymhetii
cimioinuosied of i mon-ri 'M~ i.r' lih~.M. tine y
inture tin lheal the siiek :Na.it, -~m,,An,ii
r' E c-ri tIi'T, n~ hiice iiim'nenis thle se'cretiion frnm
the Puiilntm mary i i mnes nimbrsit, ofr pruintes
the dtisch-arge ofi -ecretedt inl;mt ier. . 2juml, Am. ALt
tile anid in'eni. ile aminter them merL'ini gimrbid
nat ii o f tin he ytein. 3r,1, A T i sm, vh ichi
g'iveis timne animl sirngLth tin the iin-rvousi sys'teni,
rmenewinigl hemalth and vtii-..ori to alt pa~ri "of thie
timily. -ih. A I vru A ait , n hi:lh arts in per-~
feent huariuy it the t i otther inistreienmits, and~
operting ona the htowels, :,iii ~e'peinaig thei
ni hoile inams- ofeinrrmit mi i ia :emltitmauer, nith
purify inmth ilum I dm,m whfiich des.troy. di-eaise andl
re-lores hueahhi.
Youml will flild thiese' Pill ani invaih:ale tin'di.
ha~im ve'. imnimmin if ini!hatmble bene'i i, re'trin,.
themir fuiintiinaml1 :nrimn.'-m-utas toi ia hI ho
tin, lilingii' iliw bliomd ial mmIAr tmift sim
eflecimilty to put to flielht all iconipi.tinmis whib
inuay arise froi oma-ih.n irrm-uii:i sii.es, his li-il
achI, ''iinetiiis', dtiiinmt ii sitit, paini ini the
None gu ne ue-nd..N.louse,
all othe.rs tin as mimitaitniu
27- A enlt- u~ i-idi: niiew -.ilmlie. aniim Store
I-'r pm l r by i a .i 14ii. i m and 31mmmizA-u-reants in
the' ti. S.
Ii. 31. ('i ' . I harleston~z, Whl le;l Am'ent
for iihe Slat,'.
So, Carolinla-S~umter Dist,
E' I). VA IJill.\N, whoim is it the Cutsto.
dy ofitu. ihe eili of 'tater la uu~strit
Satisfacienilnh~u at ihe. sutit mof ThoIitas
3lc( eei, hiarmiy filedu in it ifli', tigietheru
with ai Schecilulei mmn oathI, oft hi! l-:stite' andI
e'll'hets,. hi~s pet11 itin tom the ('wiii of~ I'mmi
ion Ilhia. prhYitifr Itht hei inaiy lbe :adinit
til to the bhmtmllh it thle A\cts ni Ih (ien
rail A\.'einbhly nuilO for the~ rie' mif jinl-l
vetit dlebtomrs'. It isn ordlerdI 'fiat t ho S mnl
Thoma's .\ile ;e, andi aill mthermls, this (I rmdit
mirsi to whoum t hie said G. D. Vauiigham, i.- any
ise~ indetdi, htman sthey I areSi her 'by
sntiitiionedt simmi huave' nomtiic lito appeamr. hei
oiin tue Iligth day~ of Nmovembehir next to
sheitw cani.se, if anyu they catn why Itihe
pra"yer ofl thte petitinl aiforesaidl. ahotnId nmot
he granttemt.
WV. J1. S N LT~1O N, (in m P.
July 201, I'a.-r'I. :J..;ii
ImprvedCotton Gins:
lintd o ~t favourlhs it*mthensmribeir i ht
Ps Imi inftrit the' pibmlic that hem still imaihiimfe.
tirms ('mitonm (i-in sit is e-si~tablmhn'ent in lStte
bmuris, mmn Ithe nsmumi iin lo'ee i-tnd i appmlrmm med tilan,
n hibi Ihe think., ilmat the mmotim'n riiinnmd mn mone
if' thoisme gins mof the' lae' sinmproiv'imm'ii is worthl
it lea;'t ai ilmiirlmr mmf a cni ruere thanm thme mmit
mli gonwdmmt mon the, mortdinary gsin. tim t a mlina
nintaiimres thetal iIn the tlmst siml' mmiiitrmutcin,
sif thn fine-st limn mim mndf thme best iaits; to
hanrd'emed winthm lhe n' ill oell for i,. per Sasw.
lIe alim rei'r.in imbl gimis andmm puts thimo in rm-it
pmlete oirmdmr ait the ilhmrtest noice. All mordemrS for
I iis will be~ pirmpitly' and1 punictaily itimit'mde
tim. \Vm'I.I.1A31 ih1.IISIIN.
i-taitehlm rg, Smtier I ti-t, m . C.-' l Ii 17, '21;
Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn
IP~ilt'.1 .tliniinlliemtr. til smuall i':nkiim.)
Nmmrmm I ui1fiili 'Lii-Tii
m.r . i i.
Land for Sale.
T I.. e' sold ot i'" '! pretnise" 'ht 27th
day of 8eptemnb". next, a Pit ACT
OF LAND) in Aliddle Salem, about one
mile :nd a haIf from c tiniosli's Depot on
the Wilington o Manchester Itail Road.
containing abont 1(100 acres. Persons
desiring to purThase can have the Land
shown to them, by calling on the subscriber
on the premises. J. W. 011115.
July 20, 1852. 40-51*
Executive Department.
C iARLESTON, June 3, 1853.
WIv ELtEAS, two Bills o Inldictneut for
Murder have been found by the
Grand Jury of Charleston District, at the
March sitting of the Court of General
Sessions, against one CIlAR1ES 'ER
GUSON-the one for the murder of a
slave named John, and the other for the
murder of one Joseph Mlcorty.
And, whereas. the said Ciharles Fergn
son has tied from justice, or so secretes
himself as to avoid the process of law.
Now be it known, that in order to bring
the said Charles "erguson to justice. 1,
Jelm II. leans, Governor in and over the
State of South Carolina, do i.<sne this iy
i'roclamation. ollering a reward of TWO
I IUNI)ItEl) I)(.)L1,ARS for the delivery
of the sacidl Charles Fcrgusu at the
Charleston Jail.
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years
of age, about five feelur inches high,
slender, dark hair and comiplexion , some
what freckled, and quick spoket..
Given nuder lny ha.ud and seal of the State
of Soth Carolina this Third day of June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-two.
J. 11. MEANS.
By order of the Governor.
llEN3AUtIH 1'r.uny, Secretary of State.
July 20, 1$52. 4ti-5t
Situaliota W anted
in a Dry ,:nuts itore by a young gentleman
whu has hud several year.s expe'rieneo in tie
buinaess. A ppliction for informuatiu may be
mate at this offite.
Juhne 2, 1$52. 30,-tf
Salt,
20 SACKS OF S A L T for sale low
. for cash by
JOHN O'CONNOR.
June 7, 185-?. 8:-tf
The First of the Season,
fi IIE Subscrilr would infohrn the citi
i zens of Snniterville and vicinity, that
he is nus receiving a large, line, and well
selected stock of C 1.0'1' 11 S , CASSI
M1litES, ANU VESTINUS, both plain
and aiccy.
Ac.so--a very large and superior assort
melit of READY MIADE CI,0TilING,
enhraicing every quality, variety and style,
both for ten and boys. Call and see at
D. J. W IN N'S.
A pril 13, 181 25-tf
Soda Fouma1taiin.
im S[acribbr has just opened a SODA
Ti FOUNT at his well known stand
where lie keeps constantly for sale tile best
oif 811DA WVATLE t, ICE-CiRE.A N acid
GINGKILt-'O1". Alo: I C iE every ay~,,
byv ticeu pound or otheirwise. All sield low
for cash by JOllN O'CO.N Nl..
Jie 7. 1s52. :ia--tf
N ot ice
[S hereby gi vene lha. nppl icationi will I o
Siadle at thce n-'xt Sessonci of' the I ,igis
ilture for a Ciharter Ifor a lianik in the Townc
ot Santerviille.
July 20, 185,2, 39--td.
Take Out Your Negro.
Comaccntted to Ja . il c ilihe 21s~t Angnat,
NSa negro man, who sacys his namie is
(Nhiel and that lie belongs to Dr. TP. 8.
Wisn.
TheI oiwiner of thce above- aed ne~l groi
is iherebyv nut cied, that if thce sid cceiro
is clot takenc cenl, andti Lice expencses paid.
byv thIe cxipirnon oi(cf e l yr fromci hiis
hcilgmcenit inc .h ad, that hce wdci lie sold acs
ilhe iw directs. Ilie wvili be sold on the
tirst Aloniday inc Steter ncext.
.l. C. lIlIAAIE, 5. S. Di.
A pril :rd, 1 852 2 1--t f
BY II. IL. BUT1TERF'IELD,
htetinag-t., Clmie'lston, S. C.
Septicember 1(1, 1851 .17-i f
SOuth Carolina--Sumter Dist,
Loulisa lleler, 1
Larence 11. lcer, I I.Y EQ UiIT Y.
lilbert C'. Alyers, '
J1. C. Il~icre.
Ic appecaringa to umy satisfacticon that
liert (C.Aly ers. onec oif the dlceiiendcals
in the. :ave sltld case is abcsenct fromc acid
e.-oheic lice luitis cof thIe State' of Sointh
I 'aroetaa~. it is o'rdered that saacl iticberi
cc Acirt.:pel, aniswer oir di'einnr to, the
'cemlinant~c's bil liif ((cliplacint wiinji thre'
luocinth fromlicc tile datce of thce impillicat ionl of
his coradecr, eor an c orderi pro craii/e.so will hie
tak~en agacinst hcimc.
W. F. B. 1l.AYNSWVoltil.
Co'ur Ey'r as. I}.
1Alay 15, 1852. 30 tf
SUMYTER HOUSE,
fhn t ci ~izns fccle naumt eil-yund
tie .icrrcninac I c ountciec ry thiac le ini
,e,' r,'eettred ( cartet,cc cnd hasec adce
rrangeentscc toe reeivei~it iCI iii 8t)A WVA
li hasi, I'n thand, andiwil it icentinule to rieceive
lcreacghtcic li' th ei'eain, a1 ebcicc ei.wrimcent cc.
lii. mes ma I*crncialus. ConfcIejctioaries, Fru
Xe., all iif whichi wvii le bei d i et cf cenji.'
hcccan un' evcer ,tieredj bcefore mc thcis iplace.
Webb Clark's Hotel,
A'UAJTR VJLLE, S. (Y.,
Th''iis li citel is sit uated in thce tmost
pclecaant part oif thce towian. T1he
l'rioprietocr will bce pleased~ to see
lhis triendus acid lice racvelinag plic; prcim
Ismli toi spaare iio exer~t ticns ccn his part toi
renderi~ themc comccortabile. (Chenges!~ rea.
sonable.
1 'reepritorc
THOMAS J. W4
DRUGGIST Al
CAM DE
OFFERS for sale, for cash, or an approved cret
and wxLL CLs.cTED assortmaent of EAST INDIA
Drugs and
FR ENCH, ENGIltI[ AND AMERIC
SULRGICAL INSTIIIIMENTS, PAINTS A
'I'it 1888, (ALd KINDS) VARCNIS)
I'ESA RIIS, " I)YE STIll
I)tUGGiSTS LAlBELS, IRONZES
" GLASS WARE, . BiUSIIES
'ATENT MSEnsINPs , WINDOw G
TIOlusONsunAIN MUINPES, LAS./ AND I
SutAtK(LS' Illts & ROOTs, SOLAR, LAI
GanEN SEns , SPIRIT GAM
Genuine Cot
Together w
COMPRISING TUE STOCK OF.
AL
Agent for the I
. PA TENT AN.D FAA
April 6thl, 1953.
Sheriff's Sales.
B Y virtue of sunlry Executions to me
directed, will be sold at Sumter Court
itlouse, on the 1st Monday and day foil.w
ing in September next. within legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles :
Horse, Mule and Cattle levied on as the
property of Thomas L Wells at the suit of
.is It. Brock. Cattle to be sold at J. I.
lrock's on Tuesday the 7th September, in
Clarendon.
One tract of 620) acres of land, in Fork
Black River, adjoining lands of C. L. With.
erspoon, G. Plowden and E4. Plowden, levi.
ed on as the property of Theodore S. Wil
son at the suit of David J. Winn.
JOHN C. ItIIAME, s. s. D.
Sumterrille, August 10, 1832. 43-td
TO PLANTERS.
The subseriber Ias Just receiveiPa large stock
of goods for SPRING AND Si) MMER, which
he offers at Charleston prices, less expenses.
10 Ilales heavy Osnahurgs,
" " Shirting and Sheetings,
S " Ililue Denins and lMarlborn' Stripes,
10 lihds lacn Sides and Shuulders,
25 Ilbs Ilaltinore Flour,
25000 find Spanish Segars,
Sugars, Collees, Tens, &e. &c.
Mollasses, Soup, Starch, &c.
L. B. HIANKS.
April 6th, 1852 21-tf
Notice to Pedlars.
PEDLARS of all descriptions, whether
on foot, horse-hack, or with a wagon,
are hereby notified that shotll they be
foutn.4 TRADING IN TlIlS DISTRICT
after this date, without the necessary Li
cense, the law will be enforced against
them. A CITIZEN.
Juie 22, 1852. 35-tf
Land for Sale,
T i1E Subscriber a.Iirs his Plantation in
Clareduon for sale, containing 750
acres of Land ; 150 tcres cleared ; the
place is well settled. On the pretnimes
are a good Gin anl Screw, horse-Mill
and Wheat Thrasher. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply to the subscriber on
the place. one mile above Calvary Church,
on the tnain road to Camnnen.
J. C. WEEKS.
uily 0, 1552. 37-tf
Notice.
All-per'ons intlebted to rte individually,
or as Ordinary. will ile' iiiike iifuedi;
ate paymn', as it is absolutely utecessary
that I .close upt tmy bmusintess, somne part of
whticht has~ heero of borg statnding iusettled,
anud whlich I amt deterimned shatll rentain
so nto leniger. I ho~pe tuty friendts wvilI at tend
to tis ait ontce, antd give tme attd Ltmseives
as liutle trouble as utmy Ite.
W. LICWIS.
WIlldLI~ lASthe law retlnires the Ordli
n1uary oft Snter Dist rict to Ibe in huis
Otlice, i'l.nday attil Fridlay in each week,
ptersons thereftre hatvintg businiess itt sa ii
Ollice wvill lease attend otn those danys.
WV. LIEWS.
March 9, 1852. 20-tf
Valuable Woodland Near
TI'1 T1OWN FulL SAlyl'.
11etweetn 17 atttl la acres otf hnt! Ivinig
at Tiurkey Creek near Sumnter vilbe. will ho
sol on accotmtnodat ing itrms to an ap
proveecl pturtchaer. Apply at this oflice.
J.t . 2'it h, 1852 14--f
For Sale,
My 1101;8SE AND LOT, int the village of
Siunivdl. whr I n~ow live. 'ITtere are
FIFTY-FIVE AChiES OF LAND itt ithe lot.
Tertms mo~, easy to te purch~asers.
Jan. 15, 1852. 13-if W. L EwI8.
AMVERIWAN HOTEL,
Cous'Na Or ht'o Ano GronG(E STEETS
Cl~aarleton, S. C.
.'. IJ I St IlICRlIBER, having dits.
p;oed of his~ itnterest int thte AMER.1I
CJA N hlOTilt to Mesrs. G. F. K EN.
N t.y & J. Mi. iHvas-r, solicits for thetm the lpa
trotnage of his friendcs.
GEO. W. KING.
Thte unders ignedl wouhtl respectfutlly infortn
Stetir intds andt thet t ravelling{ ptublic that thrzy
havue leasit hat ele-gat esutblishmnt ithe Amn- t
cant I1l0te!, corneir of Kinug andu Geprge Streetts,
whtere the.y are ready for thte reeptionu of thuose
whlo mtay favor thetm nt iiih a call.
I(ENNEIJV & lItRSTP.
Mlay 25, 1852 31--6m
Blaici Crape at 25 cnts
l'ER Y ARD.
Atnd utperior utptalities at 31i 1-4 atnd 37 1-2
tents a yardl. rThese wilI he fottma remtarh~ably
low. W. I. JACOllI & SON,
22 KiF ur stt.ln,) opp. ithi Jiig Iloot.
L!ROBERT LATTA.
LAT TiII 11FIRM OF DICKSON & LATJTA
wtouald respetfmidly intform Ihis frientds antd the
putblic generaltty, ithat Ite is nowv receiving a vea.
ruiy of I tcavy a~nd Fancy Groceries, wich he.- t
will ,-etl low for catsh---Two ,hoert. above the
lantters' I lotel, anud immedc~iatoly opposite Jameis
Catmden., S. C. JDec. 10th, 1850 if 9
Improved Endless Chain
All pertotns wvishing I. thettove levator; catn
be supjpliedI tty thte substcib~er, w.ho it. thte Agent
for the District of Smntter, S. C.
Rt F. LI(GON.
Sutmterv ille, DeLcemberw 2, 183. 6--t f
Negro Shoes.
The subscrib~er h~a. made arrangements fotr
the maufatimitre of from Four to Five 'lThoutsandI
pa.irs of thte attmve article by thte FA LL. Fotr
re-feretnce as to <pmtlity. he wotuld respsetftlly
re fer pe n-ons whota may to dtispoe d to tpurcltaNe
otf hitm, to those' whIo ptrtonivzed tt tm ha-i year
As to pricae, hie will gualranltec them s low at
tan h~e altlhaled.
Mavi22 2 ii . 5IfInl.AN.
)RKMAN, M. D
ID CHEMIST,
N, S. C.
it, A'r Tsi LOWEST MARK7 RiCelrg. g
MlEDITERRANF.AN and EUROrEAn
Medicines.
AN CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS.
ND OILS, i'ICIes,
GELATINE,
Fi.AVOlRING EXTRACTS,
PEUIJ3JKIIY,
HAIR DI..,
LASS NAIL ANtI Too'rml-BmaUtssr,
StCsKa, COMBS ANh IIAIR IBRts.ae.
Lt) AND SPERM Ott.s, FANCY SoArs,
As CAMPuran, &c. &c.
I Liver Oil.
ith every article
A. DUGGIST O1 PIIYSICIAN.
i0
riost approved
UL Y MEDICINEM,
CABINET WAREROOM.
F. M. ANDIIEWS
. N TAKES this method o
informrin^f the citizCtts of
- Suiterville and viciity iit
he has opened in imnterville, opposite th e ne
Presby terrn Church, p CABINET WAKtE
ROOM, where lie will keep foi sale, t4heap, all
snch furniture as comes imdet this departritelt
of Is trade, which he will warrati of good
material ; and will furnish for carh, at Charles
ton prices, all descriptions of Furraitre mtarie.
Repairing executed at the. shntest notice. .
B~hgan} y aund plain Collins furnished wvith.
out delay.
having procured the Bertices of Pr. C. W.
I).vts, he is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
engraved ii any style.
All the Nnbsrlber asks Is a fair trial, ard
hopes by punctual attention to haislneess afra
easy terms, to merit public patronage.
Faebruary 17, I852, 1ly
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
The Subscriber would respectfully in'
forn the citizens of Sumter and adjacent
Di- tricts, that lie has just opened in Stun
terville a beautiful tasortrment of
Clocks and Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings, Cuff Pin;s Eat.
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold-(leld
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; S(iecta
cles of various kinds ; White and Corti
Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which.
will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
by C. T. MASON,
One store south of
Mirs. Ilulbert's Millenery.
P. S.-Repairing of every description
done in the very best nianner and at the
shortest notice. ?-W All work dune by
rme, warranted to give satisfaction.
C. T. AL
December 2, 1851 is if
A. ANDERSON,
Sausutervillc, S. C.
Respectfully Iiifonus rite people of Sum
tar District that he has jutat recev. inld
now otters for sale the best selected and
most choice stock of
Spring aid Sumanct' Gooda
l'hat has ever been brought tb this iftarket.--.
lie has received many new styles of prin and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
well to examine be fore buying elsewhere'
Black, Blue,Green and mixed Brvad-Clothes
Plain and Fancy Casshores. Satin, Velvet;
d Silk Vestings, ikys aid Iihit,13 dc,
---AL8~o---. J
A full and large supply of Hosiery, dot,
Suspender,., Cravata, anidkehiedll,'&ci &c
all of which will be sold on the meat libera
terms, andl at prices to suit time {{igge
g1I7 Garmets~ mmanfacturedJ by the subscrl
her, and warranted to give satisfaction. Or
den. from a dlistanice promapily Uittended to.
ie may be foand at tihe *tand formerly oc
n,'r cay Conway, and mnore recently' by
'A. Al'iiDERSON.
April 27, 18C,2 25 tfi
D. J.WINN,
MJERCIHAlT TAiLOR.
Woutld re~spectrfrdly inform his friends rad
thme uniml generally that lie now has ona hand
aiala ffe r for sale on reasonale terrms a large
iad splenida a.ssormenit aif Clotihs, Caisimeru
aind Ves~tinigs, with isnt., Capim,
kSuspendaer, Cnavat.., .Socka, fine hn
.ten anal Meririo Shairts., Drawema ,
G.loves., hianak creie fim, tlnnbnlhisu, &c
Men arnd Bloy.. tientay Made Clothing of eve
ry dl.eripniun anal variety.
Conmplete SIlilitairy Onis, Urii formis, Sworda,
Ej nmlatts, &c., furrnished~a at short notice.
hinifornis. for Sumter Itillemnen furnisahedl an
reasonable terns.
(rIT ii ve'stirngs are pecuiliarly rich, coistaiaing
of far richer patterns than ever previously ex
hilbited mi is market.
Oct. 1f, 18151 51 if
Encourage H ome lManu fac
tures,
TPHE Subscriber, grateirtl for the liberal
I. patronage heretofore bestowved upon
him, rake.. this mnethmod of informing te people
of Sunnter anid the adjoining Districti., t hat he
still continuaes. io carry on thme CA R RIAGE ari
IIA ItNES iS1>A K ING busirintess in all its vari
ous branches., at lhirs itand ini Bishiopville, 8. C.
lie is making large addiiions to lais. Estalh-h
nient, so a.. to enable hinm to manuifacture elery
thmgwrated, i his line, at thne shortesti notice,
the Southern States. ie liar. in lut employ 62.
pierieneda workmien, anal is well saupphned with.
the best seasoned tiimber ; also with Trimmings
andl Mounitings of the lateist style.
All newv work donrie in his line will be war
rated 12 mniauths andI raepairedl withtant charge
if it fail in that lime, lie will do repairing ant
the shoarte~st nmonce, iaiid ini case any person livmng
ai a dimstunmie shiouill want repairing adona, if they
wIll writo tat that ehlect, lie will send for thea.
job, anid return it wheni donie.
JAS. W. AMilROSE.
N.Bl.---lis -rF.Rur are am reasonable as any
peir'an coih ex~pect.
IBishmovilhe, 8. C., Marcha 9, 1852. 20-Iy
j2, Black River Watchmni copy Six
To the Citizens of Suinatt
Distric:t.
(0hN the Preseimntent of the Grand .Jury.
LIat Spring Tiernm, 1852, ik Hlonor
Judge O'Neall mnade the following order:
"It is oraderead tha~t so mtuch as relates to
a Poor Houtsre, he copired and served on the
Board of thme Comnmisonmers of thme Poor,
for Claraemont, Clarendoni, arnd Saleim, with
a rtile endaorsead, requirinig themn to buildl a
Poor llouse, for thme Accommodsationi of the
Poor, ac'ording tai law, or failing te ado so,
that they shiow acause, whly they shiouth nut
be inadicted." Undealr thiis order, thre Com-~
m ssioners of the Proor for Claremont
Contiy at their regular meeting the 1st
Momnay in Auguist, passed the following*
resmottion:
Resolced, That t'ie Chairman of thi.
Board, h~e authorizead, and directed, to give
notice to the Cntizens of Sumter District
throuigh the papers ptiblihed in the same,
inviting threm to meet at Sumterville ont
Samle-ay in Sephtemiber next, to take into
comnsideration the prop~ rimety of Building a
Poor laouise. JOllN BALLARD,
Chl'n Bard Comu'rs. F'ornr for Claremont
.\umrist 14, 1852. 43-4k