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ot4ent Mains La . 'AAA ta pOvisilons fis otie tit ioriza fO nstatle s to arrest and commit tW A soi anv imnm tile) fiid swipesy,' d there k6ep hrim till-he si iml a fit to testify "where he obtained his t4r. If. he refuses t) testify the ~tmeo befj vkomi he is brought, has ower t~o omit till ho wIll. The Wlnto be voted on by the people; f.they say yes, it goes into operation !he' -irst of April; if no, then on the irst of Deconiber. This reminds us, tye t he N. Y. Erpress, of the colored rpacher who saiv that there would be vis at his house on the next h sy, "of do I,,- be willin, and bi lo llext Tuesday, any how.'-(.our. FRST. SHAD OF TilS SHASON.-The isEhad of the season was cauglit on the avannzah river and brought to iifarket yesterday by P. Galhigher. t was sold for $25, the pirehaser be T..i Messrs. Hayward and Finch, who ipped it by railroad to Macon. Sa.annah Republican. .he. illowinig get lernen lhave been bleeted .Direetors of the Batik o' thei State: IN. L'UIMAN. )irecetors.-N. 1B. Ilili, W. C. ASke, M Cohen, R. G. Stone, E lsiC-rren, 11. F. Strolhecker, G. II. 1Vtd, J. E.-Gaitt, J. II. Steinmneyer, 'George lobertson, E. NV. Mlattliewes, hice.Dulin. Tis 1APPER' DEIIHuION.Ns.-The eCd itor of the Cincinnati Advertiser, whoi recently visited the State Lunatic A 11Ayluni at Co1umbus, says there are biat. instit-ultion twenty persons 'eIhs insanity is clearly traceable ttfiWiit rappings; and it is stated that, them are in the Utica (N. Y.) Lunatic Ayl.umi nine victims of the same de hrszion. WHAT is THtiR I1)EsTs.rTros?-lIn dr the operation of tie existinig agree nlient, a Washington correspomndenmt it' It Journal of' Coinierce says: Mr. Law has withdrawn from the Public Storos at the Atlantie Duck, between twety-re ndtirtwy thousandt muuskets? A Whatis their destimation ? . ig The last, woprds ot Daniel Weblster ire reported to be, "I STILL LIFE." They will ftrm an appropri t epita~h on his tonb amd imotto to s works. th inst., by t e Nev. Win. Garner, MA. ,JAis W.' OwNs, to Mrs. SARAH A. BILACKWICLL, all of this District. Oni. the 14th inst., by the Rev. J. 0. B. Dargarm, the'lev. G. B. 1HAI.Et, of Cheraw, S. C., to AiNkss Er.u.:au F- OT. Of irlington Vilh11ge S. C. dnjunday Evenaing, I-.2tliiist., by d,!he Itov.Johin 1. l'iekett, Mr. C. F. It ltinxv.c, to Miss ANNE CAT!R!EnNE, eldest daughter -of George Adcdison, Lq, all of' Chtarlestoti, S: C. i ~ dfid .1st hilstut, lig the lIkt. 3seph Brow:i, Air. JousN A. Imtnesos, bfDarlington to AMiss 1AtAnoansTJ. 1dyst dailgliter of Jln dI. Gregg, of M arionm, S. C. On the 30th Noveanber, at Pal imet o,' !ilhauid District. by the l1ev. 1. * . Staith, Mr. Wuz. II. CAssKI.s, oif iSunitdr', andl Miss S.tu.ui S. linooM, bf Rlieliihind, S. C: ,~ n. the 16th instant, by the Iliev. G. C. Gregg, Mr-: SAMutei. L. Alestonow loMiss M. J. E. Arns, all i'Suiniter _ OB ITU AR Y . DiED-On 10th uinat.,nnear St. sos, infanit son ot W illim Fr anc is and Sarah J. II. Blutler, aged one year, t wo srnths and seven days. .Whmerefore should we matke our moan, Our darhng boy is dnead, 1., to early rest IS goJne; -lie to l'aradwse is ied. * le j ill neer rtur to me. (G;il forbids his liong~er stay; S GodI recalls the precious loan, ~'Gud hath taken him away, .From our bosoms to his own. , Surely what he wills is best; llhuppy in his will we rest. SPECIAL NOTiU0EN. A saotlher Seiicastific WVO3aer EI' IMA'oiITANT TO D)ysPEP'TIes. Dr. J. 8. lHonghmtou's Petpsinz, the true tDi. gestivei Fluid, or (Gastric Juice, preppared from e4~net, or Lhe Fourith Stomaach of the Or, after directions of luroi Liebig, the~ grat Phiysiolo gical Chemist, by J. 8. tloughton. .U. D., Phtmia, delp~hia. This. is truly a wonderful re~ medoy for Indimigestion, Dyspepsia, Ja'nice, Liver Comn ptaint, Conasipaiioni and Debiliiy, enring after Nature's Owna Miethoud, by Nature's owna A gent, the Gastric Juice. P'ampthlets, contain * ing Sciemtific evidtence of its value, furnaished *by agents, gratis. See notice among thme meiciat adi~vertl'iements. 8-ly. Posoa I g. Thousmandts of pairents who naye Vermifuge. comaposned of Caster Oil, Calinet, &c., aire not aware, that whin tthey appear lt befit the pa sient, thecy are net natty laying thie foundation for a series of diseases. indm: as saliation, toas of ~rsIght; weakeness of timbts, e. - - In anmotther 'olnmn will be, foumi tthe adtver ise ~ minnt of Ilob~enenek's MtedIicinesm, to wthieb we ask the iitittioni of alt directly inateresied ltheir own na weit- their Chi~ldren's heatlt, .,t. Liver Comaplainmt.. und all d itreters ai 'ying himtiihore of a blinsn type, anhoul tmake ua.. N\1m)the~ atuly .genmuime mtdkiine, Iliobemsua-t's. 1er Pllsi. . $f" le nordireir'e ',:' tim n for' J, am ''A wIta a 1ignture of wtirpiO tor,J N. HousAoK '-nono aler genuine Agust. 10. 4-[ floofnlaad's 4ieristamua Btter. Hundreds of our citizens complain of debili ty and langour of the system, derangement o the liver and stomach, want of appetite, &c.; they are frequently the result of too close ap plication, anda thousand other causes we can nut here name ; but we would say to all afflict ed, dons we have done-get a bottle er two of Dr. Hloofland's German litter., prepared by Dr. Jackson, and our word for it you will be oured. We recommend this medicine, knowing from experience that it Is much superior to the gene rality of patent nicdlcines. We would say to our readers, purchased none unless prepared by Dr. C. M: Jackson, Philadelphia. July 1 U i We are authorized to announce A. E. POOL as a candidate for Sheriff or Sumter District, at the ensu ing election. December 21, 1852 8-1 f First and Last Notice. All persoins indebted to the undersigned are notified that they must come forward and settle up their Ntes and Accounts, by the first day of January next, as ho is bound to have money by that day to meet his own papers that has been out for the last year. Do pay up, and save me the trouble of going to a Lawyer to collect for me, besides paying him rost. A word in time is enough for the wise. 0. 1. MeROY. Dec. 2-1, 145*2 8-tf Watchimau copy 1 tine. In Equity---Sumter District. Ex lPrte. J. It. ML.aw and others. In pursuance ot an order in this case I will offer to tile highest bidder at public sale, on Ilihr first Monday in January next, at Sumter Court Ilonse, six negroes, vi7, lucv, William, I.izzy, Ree, 1hilliF, and MAirrier. Termis.-So mnch cash as will pay the costs, and the halnice on a credit of one year. with interest froa the day of sale payable annially until the whole is paid. The ptrchaser giving bond with good security and a moirtgage of the propery and paying for papers. w. F. B. II NSWORTil, C. E. N. I. Dec. 20.h:, 1S52 8-td Land for Sale. ALL that Tract of LAND, lvina on Ralteii Creek known as the " Ifurst Place," now owned by T. F. Boykin. There are tour or live lundred acres inl the tract and hus tle Railroad runniog con veniently through it. 'Ters made kiown upon application to 'T E. Bovkii or Mr. Burwell BoykiN, Camiden, 8. C. Camden Bazaar. LOOK 11E ! LOOK /IERAJI! JUST received a new stipp'y of WIN. TEUi GOODS, consisting of a great va riety of )ry Goods, nwewest styles, Cmoth. i g. llontnis, lats, lot$, aid Shoes, Groceri.-, 1 irlware :nd Cuitery, Crucke. ry awln.1 Chna Ware,-&e., &c. Selling i at CAwresion p'r ce.l. ' M. DtUCKElt CO. Cstmden, Dec. 21, 1852 8-t( Blankets, Comforts, &c. I ie;vy L ,nion Dnlli.l Uhninke.ts at .i1 75' and $2 25 a pa;ir. Suiperlinie gnlity anid largest size S.1k HI.nand BathI Blankets. Extra .rge anid heav~y Bed Comforters at 82 501 ;and $.l 50. Ilav doni"V~lb.e twist Coltton Shieetings, 3 yardstwale. Supetrline F'renmch Furn iture Cintzi.. W. ...l JACOBI & SON, 221 Kibig-st , (IBend) opo. the B&r Boout. Dec. 21, 1852 e-t M~erinos, D'Laines, Alpacas, Fine iqualiitibs 31ermios, at 50 ets. Plain col'd C.ashomeres anid Fug'd Musl in Declainies, a:t 12 1-2 ets. A new aissortmencit of superline Black aind Colors Frencha Meriii's. F.ne ,jaality at: j.sautiful colors :\!pac as. Black Aipaccas, Superb Paruosh Minslin Dalaines. and C.ashmiueres ati 75 cents. 1Fme F~rench M uslini Debtains, plain col ors in :very variety, T1hae ablov e goods tire now openi at very~ W. J. JACOIII o SON, 221 King-st., (IHou1) tpp. th ilIIg Boo'. Charletonm, Dec. 21, 1852 d--tl TUITION AND BOARD~ I enn: accoitiondte s4omel eight or ten hoys with boardo in my family-T'ution. hoai~rd, lodlginhg, wvashinig tand iroin ing for nine miont hs, the enstuinig year for $SitO. An inth im boy rat. becoime lhealth lin i the course of ta year in: this beautiful region of good water, and bracing air. A thens, 0a,, Dec. 18 73 Educational Notice. MISS CA ROLI NE MOltGA N. would resper tfu Ily informin her friends and pat rinis thi it she will resunne the exercienis of her School on the irst Monday in January 1853. Spellinig. Readinig, anid WVriting' per Qmuarte*r - - - - $3 00 P'rimnary Geography, and Arith.. mettic, with above .- - . 4 00) G;ratinnier, Gecographyv, listory, and Philosophy, including the above, 86 00 Astronomiy, atnd liotainy - $7 00 Sumterville', Deec'r 7th, 18352 --4t Notice to Creditors. All personsx indiebited to the smubscriber will please comec forwa'rd tandt maike pay. m ienit, au circumistanices comupells himi to call on them. VTe time given to cred:tors having expIiredh. B. FOLSOM. DeIn. 7iii8e 6-t ROBERT LATTA. L.\TI TIlEl 'lltM OF DICKSON & LATJTA w'mid~ respectfully inform his. fliendsl mnd thec pubbei, gen'erally, thaut he is now reeizving at tO. ro'y t ofriteay imnd l-nneiv Groce'riesn, whieb, he wiill ,'ell low for cashi--'Two, doors tabove. lhe 'ExtI ER'S OFFICE, W.& M. . R. December ist. 1852. ON' nd after this dat, the Passenger arid blail Train will run as follvws: DOWN. Leave Hills at 3.40 A. At. " Timmonsville $ 4.0(J G - " Lynchburg " 4401 " " blayesville " 5. ) " Summiterville "9 60- -. " hinnhester " 6.50 " 6 Arrive at Junction " 7.15 " UP. Leave Jtnction at 2.30 P. M.* Alanchester 1 3.0) " " Sumterville " 3.-10 " " " Mayesville " 4.15 " ' " Lynchburg "6 4.45 46 16 " Timmons ille 0 5.15 "6 4 Arrive at Hills " 6.00 " " Nothing but perishable Freight will be transported by Passenger Train, and all such must be distinctly labelled with tie name of Jhe article, to ensure its passage. dhippers are requested particularly to .observe the names of the Statins, in the direction of Freight. The plartin in the ahove schedule, together with "Carters. ville," are the only Depots known to the Agents, and the Company cannot he re. sponsible for tie proper delivery of articles otherwise directed. L. J. FLEMMING, Resident Engineer, &c. * Or await the arrivaki of the up Train trom Charleston until 10 P. M. Dec. 14, 1852 7.3L Sheriff 's Sales. B Y virtue of sundry Executions to me directed, will ie sold at Sumter Cour; I louse, On tie let Monday and dlay follow. ing in January next. within legial lours of sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the tfollowing property. Purchasers to pay for tit les : 1 Tract of 40 acres of land in Cla rendon, adjoining latidri (of Wi. White, levied upoin as the property of IHenry T. White, at the sitit of I. J. l'rice. 1 Tract of 50 acres of land, in Cla. rendon, adjoining lands of and mnear where Defendant lives, levied uponi as the proper. ty of John S. Itich, at the suit of t. Pome roy. I Lot and Buildings thereon, in Sium terville, adjoiling lands of, and del't lives, levied on as the property ot Jesse Morgani, at the suits of Jonl Conyers, E. 1). Pringle, and John China. One Tract of' 93 acres of hnd in Charemont adjoiinhg lands of* , and where Defendant lives, levied muponm as time property of Samul P1. Iitfield at tie suit of lienry Pate. I mnegro, I horse, Horses levied on as the property of \V. F. Butler at the suits of J. B. Ibitio, J. J. Davis, \V. L Lewis assignee, J. S. & L. Bhwie. 2 1Horses levied oi as the property of W. IL. BentLiy at time suits of 8,mmnuel Ilarvii aid T. J. Dinkins. 'T~iiri' a - e_ levied oi as the property of M. Barwick 'it .;.+4. 8. & L, Bopwic and T. I.ynn. I Negro levied on as the property of G. W. 11 Irnes at the suits of John In. gram and R. It. Spann. 2 Negroes levied on as the property of J1hni J. Birown at the suits of Roosevelt & Sim, and It. S. Tavs. 1 Negro levied on as the property of' Jolin Chmamma at the suits (if G. B irtoim, L. B. hIlanmks mind \Vdey Baiiks & Co. 1 Mumle levied on as thme prm.,pertyv of O. Chandiler at the sumit. of L,. 11. 1II:imks. -I Negro levied onm as the proport minof Jomlm A. Colclughm at. time smut ohf A. Barmnes. I Negro levied oni as thme [mroplerty mmf V. G. Colcloughlmi, im' at te suit of At. Conmwamy. 1 llirse levied~iti as the propety' of Jas. II. Dimmgle at the suit oif Jammmes 11. Taylio r. Matare and Colt levied onm as thme pr'o perty oif Johnim W. Donald at time a~mit of lE. Onrmant & Co. 1 NegIro levied ont as tihe j'ppety pf Johnm \~V. Eirvm at time suit of D. 8 Sa rgea.nt. I I lmrse hevieildin as thte prtfperty of Johnm 0. llul ladaiy at time suit LIf Wm. Net. t10.4.. 1 I Ilirse levied on as the' propety of WVmm. Kelley at time suit of Jats. TI. Pawk. 1 1 lorse levied oni ats thme !mropnerty Robmtert Lowry atL thme sut of Roosevelt & Somn. I I Iorse levied (mn as the( pr'operty of iR. G. McIeod at time suit of ary Memmy, 2 cases. 2 1 lrses leviedl oti as time prompertyv omf Eliz mbeth McLemJ at thme .Luit of . Loomvis. 1 Negro levied oni ats thme proper.ty of 11. Mloody at thme sut of C. II. Polk. I i mmrse levied omn as time propJert y omf W. WV. Newmian at the stmt of J. V'at dher pool, Jr., 2 cases. I I lorse levied oni its time propety oif 8'i Newmano at the suits of T. J. Dommkimms anmd Mcitay & Jomies. I Nero levied oni as time propenty of J. S. ichard.sonm at thme suit of Jamnmeis liramiley. 2 1 lorses levied otn as time propierty oft John S. Rich at. the'muits of A. J. McCants andil 1. 5. Pomermy. 1 Negroe levied oni ats the property oif Mary M. Rich at time suit of Rt. C. Dul lard. 2 casies. 1 1 Ilirse leviedl mit as the prmoperty ofi Thlommas D. Sumter at thme smit of C. 31. WVienmges. I lmggy levied ont as time property of Rt. II. T1isdahe at time sumits of J. J. Rt. fiel, anmd lIfarrell, hi are, & Cio. 1 Negmo levied omm ats time piroipertyV of Jammes S. Tluidlil at the suit of I livi lamid, liarral & Alle~mn. Plattntattin Toiols, Crop, oneo Grev Mare, 4t shmoatis, 2 cows amid calves, house. hold amid kitchenm fumrmniturec levied on as thle pmroperty uof Sanmuel P. 1 lattichii at time suit of Iliry P'ate. to lie suold at defendan~ts re sidence omn Tuiesdaiy 4th January 1853. 20 hlead himgs levied otn as time piroplerty of IR. \V. Stukes at time sutit of E. .. Plomwdenm, to bea simhl at defenmdats resi dfeice omn Tmuesday 4dh Jlamimary 1853. JOhlN C. RiiA ME, ss. n. Plantation for Sale. A vauiabmle pintaatmin ,imnated in Smater Iii stmlict, 12 mniileN lrast of ( 'amdi~en, aggit 3 miut. Normth of Spirinmg liii1; momnaining .1501 aere.i o lammi, atbout 200) acremi in cultmivion;~m a 5.mu, dwveling hmousme and mf all other nmemessary budd.li inigs thmereon ; finme mprinmgs of water, aml re marikaly hthty. 'lhe abtove tptmce is. a very pileasanit himinmmer residfence. Atppliai fu mmnformi onm imay be madfe at thfis otllie, or ti the submu ribier onm the premimies. "llYGilVt In Equity Mauter Dis riot John.Jp Qthlon-7 LetittaB, )rpig'top and'Margaret L Brough - ton, By theit next BILL friend Jas. R. Brock, Va. .Epsey E. Bronghton.J In pursuance of'an order in the above stated case, I will offer at public sale, on the first Monday in January next, at Sun. ter Court House, that plantation or tract of land, containg about four thousand acres, lyIng in Clarendon Cointy, Sumter Dis. trict. at or near Fulton Post Office, belong ing to the estate of the late Edward Broughton, Jr.. deceased, and upon which lie resided at the time of his death, being the sainerecovered by the said John It Broughton, Letitia B. Broughton, Marga. ret L. Broughton, and Fpsey E. Broughtoi, in an action of Trespass to try Title', lately brought by them, in ti~e Court,of Corn. lon Pleas for said District, against Edward Broughton, senior, deceased. Not to be sold for less than seven thousand seven hundred aiid filty dollars. TER:ts.-One-fourth part of the pur chase money to be paid in cash; the bal ance payable in one, two and three years, vith ititerest fromn the dlay of sale-the purchaser to give bond and personal secu rity, and a mortgage of the land for the credit portion of the said purchnso money. W . 1. .IAYN-SWOll0il, Com'r in Equity Dec. 14, 1852 7-id 80. CAROLINA---SUMTER DIST, By I. LE IVIS, Es i., Ordinary for said District. Whereas, David G. Shorter bath applied to tne for Letters of Administration, ol all and singular the goods and chattles, rights and creditors of Jemima ltichbourg, late of the said District, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and almon. ish all and singular, the kindred and credi tors of the said deceased, to be atid appear before ne at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden ht Suinter Court House on Friday the 17th day of December, inst., to show cause, if any, why the said adninisi ration should not be grant ed. Given under any hand and seal, th s 7th day of December its the year of [L. s.] our Lord, one thousand eight hin dred and fifty.twoe, and in the 76ih year of Amierican Independence. W. LEWIS, o. S. D. Deceniber 71h, 1852. 6-2t Rail Road Notice. OFFler. W. & M. It. It. Co., Ma rion C. LI., S. C. Dec. 3, 1852. The Stockholders of the Wilnington ind 31anchester Rail Road Company are hereby notified that theSixteenth instalment of Five Dollars per share on their subscrip. tion is required to be paid on or before the first day of Janua. y 1853. By order of the hoard of Directors. 1OH N MACRAE, Jr., Tres'r. Dec. 7th, 8.52 6-trj Wvat-lmiani copy. D Iiinig Heg-.for Sale, The suibscrier *ers mer t situated near the PresiyteriinnChi-rc~h for sale, contaiiiing about two 'acres of land, with all necessary out builditigs-For terms apply to, .-- . - - NANCY SLEDGE. Nov. 29, 18.52. 4 tf FEMALE SEMINARY, Tlhme subscriber ha~ving purchased Judgn Lewis' preniiises, in thme Northwestern part oft thme vil laige, a nd believing the location dlesiraible, prd)oose to opeii a SE MINA RY for Yoiintg Iaieis, on -lie 2d1 Monday~i in Janutary next, tindcer his own iinitediamte suplervision, assistedi by such TIeachers as the wants of the School tnay Ceinand. Theld ovrinment witll be parental anid mdyet firm and decided--obedience to rules strictlIy eniforced. T1hie P'rincipal is so well known to the pubilic, that references and counnendationas aire (leemtied unnecesary, or they nmighit he obtained to any~ desirablfe extet. lie hopes by diligenit and faithful attention to the itlliectumal andi toral iraproeenti of his pitpilIs, to matke themn his coinnieiidato. 'lTte scholastic yoar will conisist of two sessionas; the first will close the laist ofitJune, with a vacation of two nmt hisz-rcomi. imenacinag lie first Septemiber, and cl o-ing the last I eceimer. TI EI RYS. P'riniary t.-i'graphiy. - .per imonth, si :,o A tgebarn. Mu y ahology, thte (heistrv mad lotainy, ' 30 t.aiin or t-'rech.t. - -1 (1 oJr Water C.-lir.....- .....-!0 Woursted, oir ( heniette Work, $ t W~ax Wo',rk..-.-.........- ..* c Mutsi on in tr Gurnita erowtm Ii il h iiu~mtoth ava a e oh puil ~~ ~Leit n le ~yt"- Shool Popens on hatthyitaa urh tir c on in-~ respiective classcs, and hiave thie stuidies aissignied them. Soume eight or ten Yoting Ladies can be accomiated w ith Hoarin tg in thle fami ly of thme Princ-ipal, upon as imoderate terms as can be amllbrhed. No piipil will be received for less thman a session, unless by special agreenment, and ,.' dcaluction tmade for absence except for sicknes. TIhe P'rinacipah s~olicits the patronage of hiis i nimerons frietnds, antd pronuises oin his part, to discharge faithftully his responsible trust. WV. W. ALS8TON, Principal. Sutmterville, Nov 27, I1852. t1 j Steam Boat Notice, CAPTAIN' I A STiEN hiving matte ar. rntigements wvith u-, wtithi rega rd to the storinig of Goods at Wrighits BulE' we wif therefore store and dehver ainy lreighlt left ini our chargie, hby steamier Pee Dee, free of cl.arge, aftter this daute. TIN l)ALL & W~ATSON, Agents for P'eo Dee. Nov. 15th, 1852 5--t WVatchmatitn copy. Estate Sale, \ flhLbe sold, at the late residence of Jams Iitdgill deceased, Ott the 7th of Jrnuary 185:1, four Negr'es, also all the ot her personal andat perihable property lbe. lotnginag to the listate of saki Deceased, lI. M. I1h100lLI., Adtun ODPE SUMTER& 77 IADl ES The underigned.wntid re t fily Invjte you to call and too T O U K,just recetn r t e Norhern Cities, which were tyguint theypysse 1. pat& tem selves that they can y Huse in the ToW imd li, amiI give satimfactiond o all d to call Below p14nld find Unttalogue of their Stock on hnnd and f r o or nortb of Rbabb & Biack66i flhb Stbre, ind opposite T. B. & L . Law Office, Sumterville, 8.,d; DRY GOODS. BLEACIIED AND BROWN IJOMNESPUNS FROM 6 1.4 to 8 Cents! THIRKE YARDS WIDIA WlEETINGS, Bleached aid rown do. FLANNELS, White Rpd and Dottid 4o: BLANKETS, KERSEYS AND PLAIDS; ,CROSS BAR'D AND SWISS MIUSLINS AND JACONET CAMBRICS; SILK AND LINNEN IIANDKERCIIIEFS; BUCK, KID AND WOOL GLOVES; AILPACCAS AND M1ERINO DRESSES; ENGLISil AND AMERI AN PRINTS, from 5 to 18 J-4cts. OIL Do. H108E AND IIALP 110SE, id, du. BONNETS AND RIBBONS; LACES AND INSERTINGS; SUSPENDERS AND CRAVA'I9 GENTS. PASIONABLE IATS AND CAPS; BOOTS AND SITOES FOR LADIES; GENTS. AND CILDIIENS, DO. of every size; SQh. Ah1 0 ' SIIOT GUNS, POCtiET AND TABLE CUTLERY, CARPENTERS AND PLANTi1di TOOLS, AND A GOOD LOT OF TIN WARE. POTS, OVENS, 8PIDERS, SKILLETS, AND PANS, AlLL WI'II LIDS. 81OVELS, SPADES AND PITCH! FORKS. WOOL AND COTT'ON CARDS, JENNY LIND DO. CURRY COMHS, WOOL, LEATHER AND TIN TRUNKS. GUN CAPS1 POWDEIR AND SHOT, LED, &c. &c. Ladies' fancy and useful gond, such as Tasself itid Jrais; ,Citia.Cotton, Pins amid Needles, Crutia Needles, 11u11ons and Thread of tihe bedit bra i; Fas cyS, Toy do. Tuck, Dress, Pocket and Side Combs. Tooth, Lentherl I- a r i Crumb 11rushes. Back Gammnm Boards, Fancy Pens anid Iamidles, Fancy Paper Ctttp6,Watcli Cliaiuit utid Gards, Ltulies' Dress BuIltons, Children's do. do. Umbrellas anti liaraelli, aind a variety of other goods too tedinus to mention, that will be sold low for Cash or pro. duce from the country, or to good and responsible Lidies aid Gentlemen who may be able to pay up when called oi. So call onl us at the above mentioned place in Suni terville, S. C. 0. P. McROY & CO. Nov. 12th, 185-3 3-tf FOR THE'SOLE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE, Twenty-Five Per Cent. Saved, to Planters, Factors, and City Resident s in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Carpet BAGS, &c, &c. "TIlE SUBSCIIlBER liegs leave to annoumce to Planters, Factors and Citizei.s genierally, that he has now in store, and receiving bl every arri val, fresh supplies of the above named Goods, all of which have been con Iracted for prior to tihe advance in Leuther. which enables him to sell cheaper than ever. This extens:ve stock comprises every variety inl tihe above named artic les, with every tmuodern improvenent, many oh which ure entirely new to tle '0 trade in this city. AMONG ThlEM ARE: Gents. French Call Pump Sole Boots, frimi best inakers; Gents Prime Call Light Welt Boots, very neat. Gents Fancy Gaiters and Patent Leather Shies, all niew style. Gents Patent English Over Gaiters, imported to order. Gents BJulalo ltiding Over Shoes, something new; amd anl extensive and unri valed stock of PLANT A TION BROGANS AND 11OUSE SERVAN'I"S SHOES, to which tIme special and personal attention of Planters and Factors is invited, All or ders entrusted to ny care slhal. be faithfully anid promjiptly attetided to. IN THE LADIE'S DEPARTM ENTI every thing new and dIesirab!e; Faniev Silk Burton Boots, all colors. ~.. - Ilain Silk Burton B0ots, mae t mpor.er. Creole Morocco ,ace Boots,250 Ladies,' Misses,' and Chmldrea's Worked Fur Lined and Bulalo Over Shoes for riding, somethinag iteW-Rosettes, Buckles, &c., to ornatneit'Shoes. EDWARD DALY, '300 King Street, E ist side, 'i doors above Merchait's 11tiM. Charleston, Nov. 5th. 1851 2-At JAMES D, BLANDING, NwadFaioal Agent of the Bank GOS OF CAMIDENV. oful mdWnrGodi: S UMTER1 HLV I LL.E , S . C .PltPriiClms ma Aaca, Steam Saw M~ill For Sale Fgrd'a~ ii 'rpdDesSls Th le subscrtbers (lifer for sale their FslubeCok n ~ai Steam Sawv andm Grist M'dills, situamtd about omne mmile East of Somtmerville. Thme Emm gieis 25 horse poermas beeni int use goasrmmt abmout thmree years, drives 2 prgtsaws, at erieiei one circular saw, amid is itn inll operationm, LDE VIIIEGOS with anm excellenmt rmun of cutiitmi. Thme Fn otnCtbis;Jwae abi mnil I house is a tweor-sto ry substanitial frs ae. mmdMmsii, Toge'ltn-r with two) tiimbemr wagons and ardamdLcColsbeiLtqc geamr, etme excellent ox-cart, mules, horse a o rcc t~~ atmel ovemn, negro houtses, stables, andit ev-arv T0P A TERs thtmig micessitry for catrryinmg on ttte bits:. imess snecesslily. Also, a lot of about (-rit resanlPmi, six acres of lama, n wih chm Ihe n.iil amid NgoIltLMadSm~ holtdomgs atre loicatedl. If noL sold at prn. agitSid oekjcntntyn vatte saite pre'viouasly, theo same will hie sold Iaa yAIS at polic sale tan time first day of J..inuary G ~ E IS P'ersns winshimng tii putrchase ennm ex'am-n l;~oe ao ui sr inie tl.e mu i anmd witnesc-s its ohperatiotis amid lntt'SothAe;Prriipit, obtin ammy inormiationi thief imny desire, PcktSris itLbte,&. conmcertmnng thec samec by applying to TI. .i. osSrlCadentSirta. Coghmlanm.1tntJfieSar TI. 1. COGIlI,AN & CO. 4 ~iefnt he~jgTbco Sumter vlle, Nov. 5t h, 185'3 2--2m2 Bbs For Wtchman copy onice a month for two tOKh~ADGLSVR vilb imnth. D. J, WINN, lodwr falDsrp lias just received from HahimCrelany New Br oaidclotilas, Cass'intea'es aa V ENIGS,Nilaore. the limiot amnd best that lhas ever b'cu brouiglihTSCPShE N ADE to this market.AItretoko EAD-AECtlig --A t.so,--a~hesCmme oeb lteady made. Coothimng fomr Getsi' aend Ythtls,L.B IN . af every gotalmty tad descripationi. Itaing e. t 9~, ~ ~ 1m Iec'ted hie Goodis, anid thad the mm muade up to or-___________ tier, lie can warrant thme work. --_____ --A t.80,--W FI M Evory diescripmiion atnd <puality of G;toves ;lDresse hiats mndate up to order; Capsa, Silk Cravats, Tmetbsrenha.mgsoc'tdtem Silk Pocket Hanmdkerchiefs anmd Neck 'Ties, Linen Shmirtit, do.. Coliars, Mermino Undeershiris, sle oehrmn i mratl tsns doa. Dratwers, with every article thai is wormn by tne iehri fIUlLR&NWE genttlemewn, wvhich Ihe oilers onm r.-asonmable terms, 1',vtmtrcpctiyinr terrimd and t salicits a rall from hmis old censtomxers, amid tiihohmliCtmtr lytmttmyar thme citiz-.-mm" of thie District genieralhy. (1rcivtgndOtitgamgetd Suimterville, Nov. I3thm, It3h 3--tf ielslce tc flrGoaGae Jewelry I Jewelry ! ! is otadSmem n as llevinig just retuirnmed fromm Chmarleston, c&.,litbte'vilslexriey the sublscriber has alreadhy tin hanmd, andl is bwlrcso ocsomesihowl a now.. receiving, a necat, and well selectedltpmtmmtmiy stock oif 1] ti mmtcsnyt nmort r Waztelmes, Clocks & Jewlr~y, cc~utanodu C er~eisvs of all diesbripttioins, wichm lhe will sell at a V .JT.tR very tmttlerate profit. A iesai omt~l wiiib c IM?"aCmmo onm Ladies amid Gent lemten, Io oeoedo lri ftm ''s anmd exmine for youmrsclves. A call is all I asik- C. T. MASON. ~~t'vi c.1,1W 1i Persns mavng emiamud a~iimst it The~ A ubscrern inao reeiin ah laeitoc lateof L. ticmtmtlsiiD~.~aiarercqsmc PbyNote M.dtir aont aherencfuh to resnt hmeti mml.' tie~tc ad toseiii linedt Peralt amd lpaccim4as, Embr'd Crn ShawSO,,Prib'd CaIu'r o PlJir atid Wool d.lrel ah' o V0 I luitgd sige~k ofELL - ~TER GOODSdo p CalIcei, LaiLins, Cashme A.aecn, it)ghariia, faml e, toetes, Jea it, Kerseyvs, 1ANbsN ' i Blea ' ted e4 tBris Shibrinugsp U Ian &c.&e; e1ro Peggerd ea e ot~ ~ i Shues arnjt c ton I-> Moleskin Wo ualae&lY and Cloth"C - Saddles, Bridles fino assortments ofai-ocerierce Hardwar, and fancy go'Is. A call is respjectfully 'lalii . n are confident we canl suit you; in p;46 an quality. ROACH & BLACKWOOD Paininetto House. Sumiterville, 8 C Sept. 28th. 1852 4 kr6-Sy to Parenta..of SUMTER DISTRICT OR. W.\. It. PIEgE, a niti litilatil h , lias hid czharre of Palett Sclio4l in Coluiflbla for the Ist t'o year bIegd leave very respettfully to t dyhue Paren!ts or Siminel J1istic ' .: feel a ve special interest in t lie d ucali of their r sons, that lie witl take 6iv or aix boyA from this District and bestow speMial ned active labour in their intellectual impr6d xl ment. Boys must not be under 11 nor over 10, of pleasant turn. The charge, 6r,ie yqar will be 6200, board, lodgne, \va h ing, lights, stationery text book foundy iia expenses of travellin Inctirred; lmtde Boys will he prepared for the Frdslid - a Class ill any one-o' the Soutlihi ges, or for 016 pilissibns and for oin Le't&oi aoldesspiJ to Or. W. 11. PIFtiC. at Colnitibia, before the 3rd of December; will be prouuptly censured; giving the de tails. Dr. icECE refers to his Fatiter, tf Rev. REtDicK PIERCE, the Rev. Livicic PIERCE, Al. D., 1). D., L. L. D., amid Presi. dent GEO. F. PIERCE, of Oxford University of Georgia. Oct. 22, 185 5-.t Whalesale and Retail PERRY MIOSES is now receivig ud stock of DRY GOo17.4; . 'Rt HATS ANI CAP BOOTS AND SHOES SOLE AND HARNESS LEATlIE - PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS, CAR RIAGE TR1IMINGS, which frorri the fact af their being WEt bought; and received.by thle .regular tri 5 -~ over the CONGA REE BRIDGE he car and will sdll at tile lowest market pricesa WuorIILr~SA or RETA1I . BA CON at 11 1-2 cts. Nov 5, 18.52: ER MOE ~The Friends of 1n JOHN F. JUNE; anudunce him as ein di date for Sherilr of Ekiniter District at ibid next election'. Nov. 12th, 18528t F1sKCS MllsTALLI0 COFFINS of al sizes, constantly on hiand and for said by llUDSON &. BROTHER; Opp. Temperance Hall Sumite'rville June 15th, 1852 84-tt Butler & Newbery I[ave ini store Sugar, Coffeo, Mulasses, I u te Soap, Starch, &c.7 OJc. 22, 1852. i6-i .''~~ Mourning Vei is and Love For sale at very low prierns, at W. J, JACOBr & SON. 221 King-st. (be'ndy Opp. thbBig Boot. Nov. 5ib, 185i2 2-tif ROACH & BLACKWOOD, Just received by Excpress at "THlE PALfMETTO HU0USE Plour, Sugar, Coffee Candles; Loirdl Bitt ter, Tea,' Starch, Soap, Tobacco; egars, &c. &c.-A S A Jarge stock of 4ioods,' Cmoekefy, Staddle ,r y, Ilnrdiware,&c. For s'aelow~ &by'K.VO. Sumterville; Oct. 15; 18,32 5-ti TMoney WVanted~ 'Pi1la Subscriber resptect inilj. ainonced Ito those ilnetedl to him for last year and'year befire, the~ he is very mruch- in nieed~ . of fa*s: " A~ vlord t'ujhe wise isT suthlicnt." Wi. J1. FRANCIS. Cravats, Hkf's and Gloves. Our whole tesortmeont of Gente. dioved~ Cravats and P'ocket 1llandkerchiefs aire of fering at very lowv prices to ckmeo out sidek6 W: J. .JACOUI 4f SONS 221 King-izst. (bontd) opp. the BBo Nov. 5th; r8.Y2 4 U * W. itq attention- to our largE tbsn. *nte tprior Black Gro. d, WC uwidths, which we srn W J JACBI &. S( 221 Kingti (bendi)lbpp. the Big~