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? rindig" to morx=11).; 0 ng on gi ram~~nged the of iithis reason :'.Itl~~ District and State, 1, 'd di''l1,thkinrk I may do v~ will all biithem (Liberia) = Of equality: but,' he con th; i it ease here, for , ~'Iitu slaves get along casier, o Uich butter, than we do who y.-Aid i fuet, the manner in 11 j~oke induced ns to believe Ii'&ldJ nnit and hias children howould be contented to PjI'No.-Th Mtan - i'nir': snys there is a I , er t ig'o.Mlor. rather a laboratory Se1 own originating, near I-u h ver in that county, from which ,oil is extracted at the rate of a el day.- The oil is closely inter led vith fine. sand, several feet the surface of the eardh, and is a'ttNdby washing-the oil of eiourse Sin to the surfitee, where it is readi ' tltered, It sells from 69 to $10 Orel, and is said to po.-wss ura t virtues to a considerable - esxtont. I i aIso a flne sulphur spring. S VAT ON IN TIHE W .1x0 s. Stitvfrom Windward lU " W be received of the litipui into which the s islands are involved tromul ig cntinued drought. . AULI m.?' itsSt Lucia, Anguilla and op>ieresented as particulat ,tutu gid distressed. In An gi: ij,3htvhicht had prevailed ter s , oiitlis, had -educed the poorer. clia. the inhabitants to a state ot ab-u. tu: destitution. and misery. The poor tb absolutely dying fir want. TIhumas Francis Meagher, on kiy- the 9th init., in New York, lartd his iintention of beeoiuinig at 4f the United States beflbir one t' te nJudges of the Supreme Court, lid tobk the following oath Thomas Francis Meagher, de dt'.shae upon oath, that it is bona fide ni'y itention to becomrre a citizen o.t -" "te United States, and to renounce for aver al allegiance and fidelity to any foreigp price potentate or sovereignty t hatetvr and particul ary to the Queen 'kt (xreat Britain and Irelauad, of whom I .nl niow -a subject." Daim tile recent elections in 'iritaiii.one the candidates frotm inburg called upon a tradesian to loicit his vote. "I would rather te for the devil than fir you," s the reply. "lint in case your should not come forward," said idatte, I "might then eount up 1aitc." n -l:Et Stu:niD.-Dr. Doggs, etiiten-e; ma!, fe :1il fing on a1 let in his bed room "..xes'eiday. able :I}hr e o'clock. In ia hand wa i, held Ia ed, ot whieh tbe word:: wero written: 'I have : '" taken half an ounce o prussic :neid ~5? roof. iqte * f Wim. Lincoln, ~tmgist, Savuannanh. A ngut 24.I1852,t puil jat one c o'eck.' By) hmis side h~.v alfI ounce v ial ermpty. ap.d labele'd Siusnsic acid, two drop'. a ds. Ahe hrcath had left. his body befuore __ vasdiscovered. Upon uniry, it ashnud that he had pu d the ~poidu at hanlf-past 0one0 arid, ~ them efore, mnust hiave swal nu dit ly.le is said t i our, edand vas observed mgin for datys pat.-a C~of Wednesday. TEarntlis Scsa e S.Zn Friday night, * ay morning, as Scast into- the e .all the p~ - ~ rrea'vyimn 'if the last four years. -<Genteral mrmitee wvere not only ov~erawecd and dispFersed by a gang of rowdies, who. broke itot thme room0 at ' hal f pat 2 o'cloik in the rOnrig, lbut ~rne of thme membrers barely escap:ed * ith their lives. One gent leimarn. Mr. mJh Quinn,'\of the Nineteentih Warid. iasneverely Ijured, andii Mr. Daiel e*-~nkles had to 'risk his life by th rowing - .hImself out of- a window. The row Sdies wer e in toi intere't of tire b~art binrner fact' non, and bore dlown tire *Erhiul details of the scene to-| . .Herald. h.Ou cold nighdts and bles are hla . ty.,e 1'Vi i fl tae;en readily Shoits imelpient state by) . nstio ofbirning at the pit ofi testomrach, prodluced by morbid iddullness, adheavy pains inI - the-abdomen, the result of inflammua Sitriof the initestines. Carbonate or Tupercarbonate of soda, followed by S4gevitle cathartic, we are to1ld, will er the attack, and save three ~~eeks of physician's visits. Kounig Monu~sn.-The body of *. jVr. Tippiins, ' of Anderson District, wa found on last'Tuesday miorn ing, nt ~ j*4'horoad. leading from F'airplay by ~~ite 13eaverdam chinrch, betwveen dJohnson's and the latter place, e?4P8rced through by a rifle ball. The - 4 ib leemis to hatve enitered the body -"' ir;the back.hone and passedl out * igh the left breas~t. Mr. Tippius .ung man; lie had beeni at Fair h an election, 'where lie had1 a wiith some friends, and had place, anid was on hits way -- hen lie wasashot. The perpe r 1'this horrible deed hr.s not y - n k ~overed-Kovec (Pickeuns) l kneGhege, situated at Due Abhenidllo District>, has att pre 4'1 jpis Senior Class cotains - V!~~nl'ttlr Class 17 ; So AOTIiEn CorivIstaal' Sonth ern Rights :Couidtteo hav ;called another State Convention t neetiin Montgomery (Alit.) on tlie Mon drin September, for the pdi " se of discussing the Presidental q ostion, Gen. Pterce fitiled to answer the in terrogatories propounded to In n, .td Gen. Scott. as herototirje Meln ioed, having declined to reply-therot4 Throughout the hemp g ing re. gion of Upper Missouri, sayg the Li berty Tribune, as thr as we ace a tvlsed, the crop of Hemp falls short of an averige one. This is owing to i he re peated rains and cool weather -The corn crop is an abundant one ; ditto of Oats, Timnothy, and all other niasses. Tho Wheat crop is an averJe one, perhaps inure. MORTALITY AMoso TILE U. S. Tzoors.-W e learn, indircctly l says the N. Y. Journal of Cornmereer fi-ri Pursur Welch, of the U. S. sloop-of war Vincennes, who returned in the Illinois friom Valparaiso, that upwards of eighty of the U. S. troops recent ly sent out, died on the Isthinus and Golden Gate, (i' disease contracted on the Istliius. Maj. Gore was unong the nunber. It was iderstood that otlicial information of this tatality has be en forwarded to Washington.' Ma. IIALE's ACCPTANCE OF TiLE NoalIm TioN.-Concord, N. 1., Aug. 17.-Personal al intiinatte friends of the lion. John P. liale, confid. ntily assert that lie will accept the n ,niilnai tion, as candidate tar President, recent ly coni'erred upon hit by the National Free Soil Convention at Pittshurg. t is understood that he so exJressed iliself to them in conversatioua and by e ter. EATntQuAi.:.-A brisk s-hock of an earthquake was fi'lt ini vatrions filces in Augusta and its vicinity about 17 iniinntes belb'e three o'clock oin 1i .d nesilay morniing. The Chronicle sa vs : The inuveinent of the earth 'a as romt nortl to south. and the jar was suilicientc to shunt doors ant inttlciw shutters, nit.tle tables and other turni ture, awaken all but the soundes: sleep. erS. The oscillation o'the earth and time ac 'cmtanying report were but o' ito ticn1r -v diiation aw1 the shck w:-. 'ut o'nntetive of lie slig.test d;acnage ulr as we learn. I lon. Williamn R. King is e xpec ted t pa. throngh Wiliinixg.on, Y. C.. after the adjourntirent of Congres4. .iii. ve' nut ice Ilhat lie Deintoerat. i of that plhce have called a intecting to iniake arnal.lL'ewnt:, to tentder lhil a token o1 the r reg.. rti. B.wTsTe IN VIRGN.-There at in Virginia 55) laptists churches; 90..0t0i) ni1erlbers. and -113 iniisters. lie lIer. Jcl:n Ci Iav. the f't her f I!e-rv C .w in l;.tl .tist preacher and r s dai in Ilanover coutn ty. li . Ri'e'.! , :.' ~s n r August 1 il h says: "So 11 3.a0J0 hogs were suid in 1l.: country during ti. pa-t and! p:escnt week to 'einnesecans, at 4.50 g rss. Thev d :i vn thirin to Tentaseei~ t a tten, 'aced thenice taik. thena~i to t he Southlerni isaark et . 'The rath, e glie ciimy. WNe have hild no riin for seieracl weaek-c, until Alon. clay lat : w~te- v-e had a gendtle. show-~ ear. Un'ess wve get moure, erops w'll he (it shoc t., probhliv ni tamore ttani Lill' the ordlinuany yield." Receipt5 per R:i Rioad at .Sumatervile epoi, for the week endiicn A :\g't 20, I. . Flower- , J-unes Canniiier, lio..ehl& aavoi,-I) Greenv.dd~ &S. Cc, \V. tic. F.'n MI *l~t. 8 antuel 11 irvin, 1' rs.I 'lhtinas O'Connocr, I . . I I ik, u l . imo~cn, J . ii. Joee, P. .\c me . Icanji, WV. \V. lradcioird, D) .1. h it, ' letlct, IL . iC.olacrd, %J ~. . res~ :l..k F.i, cy - wor'h. 'l'ho eM oa~y. ani. I'. G . ruy. .la. ThiusaLn-lN of parencts who. usc Ve - -. ~omposced of Cac-tor ()ii, Caiomel~, &c a. uwvare, thiat while thecy appear to bencefi: U a a i, they aire nec ualIly laying the founicdit jn fur L Series of diisea-es, sch as~ cahvaitjicc.n s of In another column will he found tiU ad ver isemnent orf Ilobem-iack's Medaiem es, to which 've. ask thce attencijti of acll diree'th m'erested n their own as well ac their Chcihca-k la-alth. I Liver C.ompiainLc acid all ditC -l.satg Liver i s. 1'7 D not decived," hun ask for liohen sacck'si Worm Syrup and l~iver Pi!I , andc ob. nerve that ech hast thce szinaiure of the P'rop-le tor,J. N. llocikssatca, as icocu elsie are genaiune IIBlof(I'ad% Gcrmmstraa Hittersn. Ilundreds of our citizents conmplin or debili ty anid lancgicur of the systemn, dercangectent of the liver acid stomiachi, wantc of cippetite, &c.; they are frequently the result of too chose all plicatiton, acid a thoustisci oilher causes we ecnn cot here niamc; but we would scay tl afmiet. ed, do tas wo have done-get a bout' cr twoc of Dr. lloohand'sc Germcani liiters, pirepa ed by Dr. Jc-kson, acnd our word for it you waill h-.' enred. WVc recommenccd tis mnedicine, 1noiniahg fromci expueritence that it is mcuchl Fuperiar to cte genie ridlity oif parent miedic-inces. We wa oc'hI say to our r-'.ders, puirtcased nonon uinleui preared by Dr. C. Nl. Jackson, Phcilade-lphaia. iJuly 1 A sao lafrt Sciciaiific W ander I li,'OcrTANT TO nYvSPEPiTij s. Dr. J. 8.giloughctonc's Piepsin, ti/c Ite Di gesitive Fluil, or Gastlriic Juice, prepiprredl fromt iRampnt, or lice Fourth Stomczah of i4 ce Ox, atfier directiocns of I1ccroci Liebaig, ihe gre:a t Phlysiiolo gical Chceit, by 3. 8. iloughtcon, 41I. 1D., Phcilai delphcia. This is. truly a woniderfuil remedciy for Indigestion, Dynpepsia, Jaundice, Liver Comi plait, Constipationi ad Debhy rn fe Nalure Own Method, hby. Nuri's afwn Agn', by ticJie P airotiwn ing Scieuntiflo evidenco offits valuti, furishied by ageits, gratic.. eei notice aimong tho medhiccal An; Adjournod. Meeting of the .Bat Co)inittee, will he held on Wednesda Seitenbor lst.. A full attendance is re qui rdr tn hct effectually.* S. R CIIANDLEIt,.Ch n Corn. August 14, 1852, SO. CAROLINA--SUMTER DIS' By W. LEWiS,. Esq ,'Ordindry-fprsat Dishictr ': Whereas, R. M Ridgell bath applied t ne for Lelfers of Admninstralian, on all an singular the goods and eblattles, rights an creditors. of James Ridgell late of-th said District. deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admn ish all and singular, the kindred and cred tors of the said deceased, to be and appea before me at our next- Ordinary's Court ft the said District, to be holden at Sunte Court House on Friday the 10lh day < September, to show cause, if any, wh; the said administration should not he grani ed. Given under my hand and seal, thi 2-3th day of August in the year c [L. s.] our Lord, one thousand eight hun1 dred and fifty-two, and in the 76t year of Anerican Itrtenenpe. W. LEWIS, o. S. D. August 28, 1852. 45-2t Tournament !Tournament jIjilE Knights of the approaching Tour nament, to be celebrated in Ih:s pilae on the 17th of September, are respect full requested to hand in their tamces with the characters to be assumed, and the initiatio fee (8510) to .Jouy W. DAItGAN at Sum terville, either personally or by letter. Th young mten of our State are invited to par ticipate in the celebration by cumplyin with the above requisitions. N.B.-The Knights are reqaue.terl t hand in their names by the 10th Sept' Atnarust'24, 1852. 44-8t. THlE PEE DEE. N consequenc of a rumor. to the eaffec that the steamer PEE DE* had bees sold, to run upon another river, Capatail GEo. L. EASTON takes this tnethod of in iormairg his friends .that sach a report: i incorrect, and that the " PEE DE " wil resuene her t-rips on or about the 1stOctohe Aa u ut 24, 1 52. 4-1-5t AT TIlE OLD STAND OF H. & J. GILInErt'I ,'rj S. & E,. M. G 11 LB E Rit 7 cot inne' mlhe CARR1hIAGE' I1SI.NV. at the abov stand-N\o. 35 and 10 \Wentworiht-street Ch:arleston-where they will'be pleased t exhibit to their old friends 'and custmer a vetry extensivo Stock of Vehicles, comr pr.sinag tho-n of their own rmia nufacturr together wi h vanrius other sty es usual) otund in thus market. Their long nequaint ante with this market as mnanufaicturer atl deialnr will enable them to othier grey iduceients to purchiasers both in style and prices. August '24, 1853. 44-tf sonuRsCardliuna-ClazrenucdoIs Co R/e.*bhed, That this Board is ready a atily nite it itiT(nh die (the1r i':. t U (con. miissonuers of thtu Poor it Sumter Di.tri! to take into cons.deration the m:iatttr o.: Pttor Ilouse. Rcohlied, Tlat th above tie puhl:she< in the )triet papers, and notice I tier toi he Cl caamoit an i *-tim lBi:ardl.. By atnair of t!.e lacarJ of Cmuiiaaioner of tie lour for Clarendona Coinn v. I 11. BlROUDuN, CI'k. Gantt, Walker & Co., l'ACTohS & CO.MM1SN.iON MaELCLIAN183. iAlA iESTN. S. C. Rce-ive and al Con.oaiiaa, Corn, Flour |Wrsonaal:t tittoiai to ti. he its ti o F~.aii Iy Surples 4Coinmias:dent for heL.ag Coutton, Fift iAailEs I,. GANTrr. witil }aELD wAI.Z:EH E~wAvRDa GAS ir. *R--fre'nce-Col. F. I. .\1uses andI R. C. Auano.t 24, 1 85*. 4 t---im Parasols ! Parasols !! Our who~le amaoritaat of P'ana- and UmCn brellas aire ntow* offrin t ilttared Priee, to close outi. WV. J. JACObI & SON "2 tKingst., (buend,) Opp). ate Pigt boo Junew 2'J, 1852. 3-3- i in a I )ry Go'i3dNS.re* by a youngaa genttlema W hiat hadli. veral years e-xp~.* eene ini th buasiin.e. ..ppl aiation for inaforatuiona may b inadeh at thti.s oitire. June 28, 182 3 N oc i e. Pcesens hiavinig demlanagainst the E. Ltae of I . Richarda hn. l)e.51. are requesale lopresenat themu duiityA ues.ted, nd tho.-e ir debaed to tmak' payman tt to C. M. ICHIARISO.' - 1j. Admr. NoE. tf Butter, Fresh Gaosien IBut:er, For sale by Rtt IhllJRT LATPTA. Caudueni, N~ov 25, 1 '531. I-ti Notice, A pplicationt iit b,, ma~de 1.ta next Sm-ic of1 at tae Legiolat ure fo~r a re- a.'aruar of mn Bridge aeruon Lyinchen Creek. A ug. 2, 1852 4 1-a So, Carolina-Burrter Dis Eairte. In lity~i. FRowa'O. Aso~:isoN, Petaitifr ta I loisu:a Wn .soN, et al. of I-mtd, k.. l)Y' Order oif the Court or Equtity,I Ssell on Sale-iday in Octobelr ti TPract of Lan.1 ktiowtn as the TIriact, cotaiinig 70(0 aesa, tm lyinhg ini taliilet Salem Icti itI Swatmp, abotrut otne tail! fr River road, andit lymng direc~ Roadl. 'IThe said Land ealnt o s than .$4.00 per luere. TJi L tat 4-One-hllf paijabtlae J-anuary nut, an~vidaance o 1854i, wiih iterest pnayabl fully p aid.I Purcha er to perso'nail security, anad a it SW.F.D.HIAYNS\~ C A tagust 17, 1852, UE subs6cier-rlespectfuv onnotince to those Indebted to himnl~r last yea nd year before, that ho is very much ii need o'f funds: "A word to th-e 'wioi sufficient," W. J.- FRANCIS. August, 1852 42-tf SO. CAROLINA---SUAMTERL DIST By W. LE WIS, Es ,., Ordinary for saic District. Whereas, Jane .Jayroe hath appliet to u i for Letters if AdImini.vtration, of d all and singular thegoods and chattles d rights and creditors of Peter Jayrue e late of the said District, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ndmon . ish all and singular, the kindred and croi tors of the sni deceasedt to he and yp r before tne at our next Ordinary's Cour of r the said Districi, to be holden - at ,ttntle Court House on Friday the 3rd day o r September next, to shew cause, if any why the said administration should not be grunt, ed. Given under my hand and seal, thu 17th day of August in the year o [.. s.] our Lord, one thousand eight hun. dred and tifty-two, and in the 761 year of American lndeptendenco. W. LE WIS, o. S. D. August 10, 1852. 44-2t. So,. Carolina--Sumter Dist I ly W. LE WIS. Esqr., Ordi said District. " M Vhereas, John Ambrose bath applit' to me tier Letters <f Adninistration c 'all and singular the goods aid chattles, rights and creditors of Peter C. Amhn'se, late of the District aforesaid, doc.sed. 'T'hese are, therefore, to cite and adinon. i-h all and singular, the kindred and eredi. r tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before toh at our next Ordinary's Court for .the said District, to be holilen at Sumter r Court louse on Frday the 3rd Septembot next, to shew cause. if any, why the sa;d administration should not ho granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 17th of Septembtier. ins the year 0l [t.. s.] our- Loril one thousand eight him. dred and fitly-two, and in the 760th year of American Independence. t W. LE WIS, u. s.. it. August 19, 1852. 44-2t Negroes for Sale, [ VILL oftC.r for sale at Stinit.r Court r Iouse n the 1st Moinday in Septem. ber next, a Neiro WVomat and Child, ho longing to the E -tare of Williant Grooits, deteased. Also at the satne tUne aid ldace another Negro \Wotman. - Conditions untie Ik nown on cay of sale. W. LEWIS, O. S. D. August 7, 1852. 42 4t $500 CHALLENGES,, e Whatever con&erna the health and happi a of a people is at atll times of the most \auible importance. 1 take it for granted that <wer p reori will du all in their paa er, to saco th,'iivit ' of their children, and that every pers will . de'ator to prhomote their own hiealt tt al I it flees. I feel it to he my duty to slenrtM as t you that Woaits, trcording to the op'in tat must celebratted I'hysicias. are lie p v caui.s of u large nituirity of diseas.es to, ' children ani alluis 'ure halie ifi you hr appetite continually ^changeable from in of food to another. Bai Breth, Puis, in th' mach, Piekintg at the Nose, hardness awkxj nes of the ifelly, Drc C'augh, 'low I'nise lrregular--remteimber that all th e Woasta, & you tbould ai nie pplyh IEohetssack'4 Worm An article founded upon SeientifiP toicte* compounded with purely vegetable i 1 heing perfectly sate .when tak n, an. givent to thle most 4tatrder lufaint will)i all i u:icial efi-ct, wlern fowel Goi p to n and Iiharrlerai, d thent weak aue driiltatd the: TonJie prori fia cf rny Worm 4;yrupt are i-uch, i hat tt aanos un ithout an equazl it i the cala ILo:;ult ot mediines, in givhtig lone un-l stre-ngthi to the Sioomnehl, which ma~kes it an In~fallable~ reinedy fur llbose aflhicted with Dy -repia, the a. toms~hing enres pr-rtormeel by this . yrnp aftti isup~erior efliency over- alt u'ther. Th is i. the m1os4tdiflicult WVora to dtestroy of til tthat infesti the human systlea it grows to an almosnwt ininiteji ILenLe- be *o,.unt~ sii coiiil anid the hthiiI t i-o i-ally as- to ,:Iiie St. VituOs l):anc-, F-its, &c-., thti thoc n filijated set !nm if ever i-u..Ject that itL is Tape IVo-:n hatlin .og the'm to an e-arty grat ve. it ordor to iIhruy this Worm, a very' e n-rgeitic ireatmn n i be pursued, it wouhi th.-r. tori he t.r,. r-i ake- 6 to.t ruof my I it er Pllt 0 o1 as rto em ib..truiction, thatt - *heWrmn "% :-a mi y :t ipotnC 'thWormn, wi hich insit he. Laken r 2' Tablespoon. fuii .3 timesa a inv, * ections otlowed havej sever beeun l.m il in ening thbe Sii ilblb- IAo than u nd. result va rion,-l , 11.uniidice,t )ypia,'' rfJ-~~. waiith eve-ry usymptail j il wirong act itt of the i ('e' naturile ti tiealt si rI i -ro ii t-,1 it c toly Patta.ra oT~.riv Ot, w luh d - ble unda in-t-ibe (!3actin of~ul the tsy it Ci .. ~ tivest u toi an. siti Ii 1 h irIie ly. it A tvdit It ria rm..n y pat-togothiue r .e itc o . u titotprfynt h 'situated 'n Stilo towi $ fir. !tornst itgr 8 UGA.. twice. Ag: 43-.tt COFFINS.of nll nd and -for sad BROTHE~R,' il Suniterville' having ma e ar. *' 01I he lest es York -to suppIy r Wutches by the s ht wholeSni prices, a re who will take an r e-nfTere to turn. -hIes within ten days f e o of un) lower t):an they he nhbtuiind in an other way. Also, Clmans or any ofljer fine-Jewelry>. or Fartic u larh enquire of FR131A N IHOYT: rio'r has remed from his stand oppoi.iie the Wateree. IIouse store fon iterly occupied by Messrs. Y & Sos, where lie intends continu a ig9sincss in all its various branches. pePts ti visit New York this month, he will add to his present large stock ch he invites the attention of his s and customers in the till. -C. MATHESON. (.w.. den, Augtust 9, 1852. 4.4-4t For Sale. Tract of Land contuining nine hun a red and thirty (930) rcres, siLuated Salem Road, one mile lielow Mid. hurceh, with a Dwelling house, and necess: ry out-huildings ihereon, at e dollar (S1) per acre. Also, an inter rLt mn tine hundred and forty-:ix (14(i) acres the Estate of Win. I. McIntosh's lands, ,.,ct lie s adjoining, which I will soil et -tr dollars (.84) per nere. For further orna ion apply to the .subu ribcr, at Sa en P. 0, Sumter-District. r VatW . 31. Ml"NTO)SH. July 5, 1832. 3S-tf Salt, SACK OF S A L ' for sale low bur cash by - 'JOllN O'CONNOR. June 7, 1853. 33-.. The First of the Season, }l N.ubscriber would inform the citi zens of Suiterville and vicinity, that lie is now receiving it larute, tiie. and well eelected stor.ek of C 1. )'T H 8, CASSI. 1<< VES .t4 ti TU N , s, both .plain. -V 3 "y{ =c Y.'A Ei Li'IING' ao qnl hr uety indsrtyle, 9h Xinad boys, iuli and-see at t ,.. D. J. W IN N.'S. -whre for caiCONR 3ot-t tYou'r Negro, Jail o i thu 21.,i Anguet, an,.-who say:, his name is U ~ belonys to Dr. T. S. * -ab.o ni:enedl ne-gro en out, ma the ex; ca.--e paid, exiratnon: of onie year I rom1 h~s ,4ni i:gJa;!, that hie n i be p..hi na Sw <hrts. lie wdul be sold on the diiay im Sept emb~er rexi. -J. C. -itHAMlls, S. S.D. P'R1IIL0N JOTE, BY 11. L. BfJ.1i'TEFED Meetin';-St., Chariestona, C. Septembter 1(0, 18->1 .? -, Souith C'arolina--Sumter ijt, Lawnreceril 11b-Iser, i.V EL'!U'TY. J-ihn 31. Ca hiugh, J. C. 1aohiine.) Tt appe aring to my V14 s~.iact)on that I'~brt C. A yers, oin; of tie t(fc.:dhi ng s mo iie nho~v. stat od inst i. abaer. from anr4 c "o .It is orderecr.I that Maet I'obeiri I era, do ideatd, ans~mwer or d imur to the s il of 'oiiipiaii -it 'vilin ire,) ~ the jeonlication of .otfesso will be I ei OFFEl~i(5 for sablfoi esb, rei 'i Mn oppruVea) rnd wBrf4 BsLzo-raD assortniont of i;Ar 1zsi Drugs and FRENCH, NNG1INNAN AMA ER SURWICAL INi'RUMtIEN'r'S PAINTS TRUSSE (AL KINDS - "VARN P'E8SARII - " . Dyh; '1 DRUCGIST8 LABELS; itONZ GLASS WARE BiRUSH1 I AT'N MIoCtuaES, Wrsvgog Ta'o rsoNIA' M4anicars LAas AN SHaaaRS' a& S{OUTs, - LAR ( GADtN uZED, SPIRIT { Together COMPRISING TIE STOCK 0] - Agrnt for Iii _ "' PA TENT AND Ji April th, 1352. Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue. of sundry Executions to. me directed, will be sold at Sumter Court house, on the 1st Monday and d; y follow. in in Sept ember next, within legal hours of1sale, to the highert hidder, for cash, the iillow ng property. -Purchasers to pay for titles: llorse, Mule and Cattle levied on as the property of Thomas L Welle at the suit of Jas R. hroclt. Cattle to he sold at J. It. Ilrock's on Tuesday the 7th September, in Carendon. One tr.ict of 620 acres of land, in Fork Black River, adjoinig lands of.C. L. With erspoon, G. Plowden and E. Plowdern, levi. ed on as the property of Theodore S. Wi1. sun at tho suit of David J. Winn. JOIN C. ItIIAME, s. s. n. Sutntervilie, August 16, 152. 43-td TO PLANTERS, The subscriber has just receivedn large stock ofgoods for SPIING AND SUMMER, which he offers at Charleston prices, less expcnscs. J0 Bales henay Osnaburgs, " " Shirting and Shenting, \ ""9 o Denims and aribor.,' Stripcs, 10 Ilhd5 Jkcon Side. and Shoulderw 25 Bbis laltimore Flour, 25000 fine '-panish Segars. Su ars, CotfTes, Teas, &c. &o. Mluasses, S&ap, Starch, &c. L. 1. IIANKS. pril Gth, 18:2 .2-1-if Notice to Pedlars. IED)LAItS of all de.criptions,' whether ot fout, hrorse-hack, or with a wagon, are htrrely notitied that should they he found TItADING IN TIlIS )ISTRICT after this date, without the necessary Li cenec, the law will be enforced against themt. A CITIZEN. Je i, 18r52.. US-tf Land forSae rf iE Subscriber oliers his Plantation In Clarendon for awle, containing 750 acres of Land ; 15(1 acres cleared ; thb' place im well settled.. On the premises are a goad Gin and Screw, horse-311l1 and Wheat .Thrasher. Any person wish ofg to bu', miy apply to tie subscriher on the place. one mile above Calvary Church, on the rrin road to Camden. J.C. WEEKS. athy 0, 1552 :7-t Notice. / pors ons irndebtecjjme inilividttalI{ Ordgury. )v-di leaao inake innedi ', Pno ngld it is absolute!y necessary that Ia ie tigp moy business, some part of whlich has. heen~ of i'irg tantdinig unsettled, uid whIich I I am determiined shall remarin so ito Ik tnger. I hope tmy triends will .aitend otis ait once', aind give me antd thtemtselves h~lttle trunble ase may Lc. W. LEWI1S. Feb. 9th, 1852 17_tf iTIEllEAS~ thle Iaw reuiuies the Ordi ntary of Sumter Dist rict to lbe in his J~liee, Monday and Friday in each week, wersonls theretore havinig husitiess int said 3flice will pleaiie attend on thos~e days. Wv. LEWIs March 9, 1852. 20--tf Llaluable Woodland Near T1~iE TOWN F*olt 8AI.E. Bntween 17 arid 1H acres of land lying t Turkey (Creek near Sumjtenrville. will he oM d art comuiliiindla tingi terms to anm a p truved putrchlaser. Apply at this office. MyHUS N LOT i the villageoof I'IY-FIVE ACRELS OF LAND in the lot. ermnsimade easy to the prcharer,. JAn. 15, 185:2. 13-tf W. LEWIS. AMERICAN HOTEL, ChIarle. (on, S. C, -; 'h1f E SCJtillER, haviner dis ~Jpoaed of , -s in the AMEluI iSV & J. Ml litRs-r, s<.licita for them the pa GEO. WV. EING. I'h utndersigned wotl retfrtflly inform air lrjends nnd the travelling jpublic that the-y ive least that eleganit establishmnit the Ameri-. in llntel, corner of King amnd Gesorge Strieet, -heare they are ready for the reception of throre -Iho may favor thema waith a callI. KENNEDY & IIURST. May 25, 1852 31-Gm EInek Crape at 25 Cents PEILYARD. ,... ad uhnperior qualitieg aigt a.i~ 3 - itas a yard. 'Th,'e will ti lnznd remarkably W. ,T. A COIl & RON, Kinr a. (bent,) oPp. the Big Bocot. ERT LATTA. FtttM OF DICKS~ON & LATTA - pectfirlly inform his. friends andl the 'radly, that he is now recelvin., a t'aq vy aind Fanicy~ G'rocerren, which ha8 vfor casih--Twov~ doors atbove the at, anid immeadiately oppcsi uJamies .Dec. 10th, 1850. if 9 Endless Chain Eleviators, 'the above Elevators can cribser, who is tihe Agent -tr,&'. Rt F. LIGON. 2, 1851. 6..t f' ar' has made itraitgeents for Ira of from Fi - r to 4Fiv. Thonsand oine artiio bay the'-FA LL. Fori er. uaiy, ho woulj arptfurlly a aaybe dintnse di tha lptchase hlm *i /t, wvho pat:..oiied tsu la#. yr tpdb hil gurantoa h~tbqoiy re ANDb OIta HlES ; TO.. - GELAiN UkFF~ FDAVOltJig E 'UME k-Y HSAIL A '' D Wzegs Cotuijs 214 JARtD ANED ApM oQLs5 WAS AND (AltftlI3., & C ' i witbi eyery article '- , A DREGGIST Oit-PIS e Most approved M14I Y 2fD gj CABINET WAIL F.M, ANibtJ TAKIDS= u - _ mnarininrr thi i t SumterviIe and I he has opened in Sumterville; o- ii t Presbyterian Church,. a CA H OO3I, where he will keep for sa - such furniture as comes undr tii of his trade, which he' will a-i material ; and will furnish for cashA)iCliq ton- prices, all descriptiojts of Ftnhi;iri Repairing executed at r.he shortest -olld4' Aiahogany and plain Collins furn Ihe-" out delay. Having .procured the'servicesi - DA vis, he is prepared to furnishlMetal - en raved In any style. t1 the subartber asks is a fair trlali hopes by punctual attention to busineA easy ters, to merit public patrone. F~ebruary 17, 18152. , -P, CLOCKSI WATCHES A' The Subscrib'er w ould repectfufl form the citizens of Sumter and ndj-es, i)i tricta, that he has' just opened in Sifth. terville a heautiful assortment- of Clocks andWatches Birooches, Finger tins, Cuff.I'i', ,? Rting, Biuclietts; ie', Fob, Vest ts : Chains, of Steel, Sil atnd -Gi)d and Silver Pens and Pencil Ca e' Cles of various kinds ; White and ' '"t Beads, Bracelets. &c. &c. All of li 1 will be sold at Charlepton prices frd by C. P. MASON; ' One store south of irs. lulbert'a Milieneryt P. S.-Repairing of every descrtiua' done in the very lest umanner and at shortest notice. W - All work dcnb'h b me, warranted to give satisfactio;. Cc- T1. M.~ Deceiber 2, 1851 i rtft A. ANDERSON; iespectftlly informs the people of Stn - ter District that he hn jist receive J and now otlers for sale the beste. lected and> most choice stock of - Sprismg aaR le-unair GoodS That has ever been brought to th lie has reie a nast . er ,od B ti~our - in and' Fiteyctiap G' Silk Veastin, Iy vsankz A full at arge supidy of6 ' suspeenindrs, Ca p Hadecii - hill of wvhich wiltl be sold on the wom iieR termsR, and at prices to suit the times.~ ip (GP Gtarmnents manufactiured by the subscl, ber, and warranted to give satisfaction Or ders from a distanc*e promptly attended to. He rnay he found at the- stand fonnerly ud. by A Conwarrafttd iaore reced] b April 27, 1852 AANDERSO D; JWINN hlould- respectt ''ofrm hnnn lt~~ a i the publbe general t lhe now has.e lad and o11. ra for sol -ni'on ble t erms iarJ and splendid a ut of caha; Caaslm m 'and V withx nats, Cnate ~iSus . vata, .sek.s, fine la er. o.6'arts, Drawets,, Glove . i, iL'mbreltns, &et 51 Renuy Mude Clothirng o, ry ad variety. ..aitary Otuits, Unfome6de Lau gm. furnishioo att short notice Uif~~ms for Sutnter 1Kihlemen furriilah~t reasonable terms. . K ...~-a llT h~is vestinrr, are peculiarly rich, consltt of'far richer patterns thatn ever previottslye hibited im this ma'rket. .' - Oct. 1R 18151 51 Encourage Home Manufa~ tures, filHE Subscriber,grate ni for the iihe~ I. patrotnage he'ret'nfore-bostcowpd. tpon Imt, takes this meth~od of informing he people still con~~~tie to cairry ont the C.A RllAGE~ stati IIAlItNI-88 JA l l G business in alt its vani. ous bir:tnehes, at his stand in llishaopvilkg. lie is making large additionas to his Establish mient, so as to enabli, himt to mniafcturoer thimg wanatedl, in his line, at the shortest noioe and in a style rf workanship equat to any ilL the Somhlrn raStates. lie has in his~ employ az perieurescd workmen, and is wellI snpplhed..iths the herat seasonedc~ timber ; lso withi Trinna and Mlountings of the latest style I c All new work dlone In his line witll be wal ranted 12Z months aind repaired wauthonitsrha if it fail in that time. lie, witl do re'paarin n t:~ ithe shortest noiic,. and in case any p-rdon v at a d.stasnce shotuld wnt repairit will writo to that ellet, lhen job, and return it when donte. JAS. N.I --is~ 'r:n~is are mon thu. To the Chaso ur 0Nt " nteua of. thu Orand Jr Judlgo uel made the lollowino ordr.-' " It la ordered that so muelvass relate'.r t 1'oorHon .i, I e copied and served 0 on Board of the Comm~tissionets of the Por . or Claremonutt, Clatrendoln, andl Salemwi r rule endorsedl, re'piring~ theinm bi u1d Poor House, for the aIcnmtedttioi'f"h Poor, according to law, or fol'n ig ta~ hat they show~ caus,,wuhy thuvA slioli~-z' ie Indicted." Under ihu* order, Iliitt n' saioners of the l'oor tirO C yri~~ 'ounty i~t thoir, r gubiv ntidtfiff Rescolt e, Thdt thoe t'rn o h~ 30ard, be auitho'rt,'ed, and tld (tu& aotice to the Ctzens Iat~~2~ brough the papone~pu~.~ nvi g .th toi nlateny;'& kn-iRHMNMHummiM --