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(ai worthy nan) and a Firemaur wore killed. Ve i a eal to the hunianity ind' jut;tie ft 1he peuple along' the lineol ' ad h Aeir id in deteeting *antid brint is punishment the authvr so m uk'1 eed., - C~'11,. Pregident. (Charleeton Courier. E1Dh be~or 'of Frane o. -TU% ' A! r'espondent of the Co. AinOalil Banier thus shows 'up ie~ Majety"NPol.EON the third: It 'is'Nll knoivn that his retinis. eneestAfAmerica must be-by no means I ee.ble.othe French Emperor, and ,am:erodily informed that last year e tWo Americans were walking on h itimpi Elyseos, and Napoleon. rodey'one ortho ftrmer remarked * whr dompanion "There goes a man ~hona few years ago I kicked out of -nrooth .n New. York." Verily Vz 4hure are many u.,s and downs in this erld purticularly in changeable ''rancei' :.hose- Who have no other ;aourceof- information than the French n ewapapergiust boliove that the peo pl here Iok up to their present Ruler ' 1th atmost Athe Eamd 'universal love aidadiirtied that'they had 'tor his reatiiUdee-but- this is very far from ben true. A.few weeks ago I at vitded he Grand Opera in company Y"t two SouthCarolina ladies, . who beth gvery desirous of seeing the Em. P6err and Emiress, regretted much liat-we had not happened to go the iiight they. wen& I pointed out their 1my, in which we observed several per sos. aN ho, however, were. not 'stinetly visible frun'i where we sat, and after looking carefully several - ies, as I could neither see nor hear uf- either of their Majesties I concluded that they were only some of the Tie eissdry individuals attached to the mai. am impe Wde What was my -aston gihment.you may imagine, to see in he.pt tcipal -papers the next day, that .tbe perr and Empress, had not onily. been present but, were received, Md frequeitly inteerupted with the greats-entiusiusm-shouts of "Vive I'Enpereur, -Vive - Plimperatrice," etc. tAnd this is the way that the press al wuays reports their visits to Theatres, - publicnstitutions, appearance in the sreets, &c., &c., while in fact itis ex 'tremely rare to hear one cry "Vive *1'Empereur," although there is always .,a great crowd collected to see hi*m pass ,r4en be rides out, whieh.is.due inore 'to ndtaural curiosity thain to love or es ' teem. - The-Columbia Banner of the 31st Ult th is allides to its participation in some of the first offerings of the season: TheI .radiest notice we had of Green Peas was from tie Sumter Banner, and the day we received it. we had a present of a mess, the first of .:4he season. YesterdAy we got the Black i-ve'r 'Vtchmun- with I ,TorificAtion Crn.. We tad scarce 44~w1awieere eanmethe ao-o - Mteitseofia lady with twa ears' of he first corn that ive 'hv heard of hereabouts. We 'shall hereafter -atch -fur the Sumter liapers with some interest, aind hope they may con timie ' to ~receive good things, as our luck seems connected with theirs. We learn frorn the Barnwell S. C., -J~lmietfd &entinel of the 20th ult., that * tha:VuaTrued Richard Moody, 'liv 'kig neat ilat place, attempted to 'take the lifecof his wife, on the 19th ult., by cutting her throat; ie made an ineisqion~with a knit's just over and *diagonally across the jugular vein, a bout tw'o incehes in length, but not of sufficiont depth 'to sever the artery, ow ing, it- is supposed, to the dullness of - :tle'' Weapon; 'fortunately ~no .serious .Injury~was'the result, lie wvas brought bbforesW.'J. :Mixson, Magitrate, and - iweender bond awvaiting hiis trial, fort assault and battery, at the October tea (fthe Court. .he sNew'York ijerald says:-"Th< Metliddist Episebpal Conference held -.twe. .sessions yesterday, at thebi shurch' in Allq.<pstreet. At the * frst mneetiiig wo. 'gentlemen were proposed for deactsn's orders, .but.r jeeted. .Mr. Robijuson applied for el der's ordei-s, and the comlmitte~e be furra'whom he hiad passed his examni ziion roported favorably; but the Con ~~~ enee rejected him, on the ground that was ant immethodical individual and vould be practically useless to th< eociety. It appears from some discus -.sion~that arose that Mr. R. figured as - neof the Celtic bards in the late un sitecesful isurrection in the Emnerali * N I~e lias, however, now "hung hii -har p oli the willow tree," anid applied. or elder's orders, but unfui-tunatel~ * Awriter in the Baltimore Sun, whc . it bemaaillieted severely in his fmni 7y by thtapan disease, bjroniti *, h ifs found relief from the follo wing remedy: "Iake hkoney in the comb squeeze it out, and diluite with a littl ovater,.and wet the lips and mouth oe. RationalI'y with it." It has never beer1 -cnowfi. to fail in ciaes even where clil. Mreit hid throats tio swollen as to be m~iablu to swo~llow. It is eertainly ia ermbihleremnedy, and may be a very ~Ilcaeidus one. CTTrOir FaOM CNi,MflUs (Ga.)-. TheIl teear Gordon at this port from $avaitah, on Sunday last, brought a.1 pa'rt'dfher eag~o 87 hales' Cotton. sent *rom Colarnhus, (Oa.) fieis Railroad tc aunnmah,'amid 'rrom thence by steam. e.rfo. tlis~ city, and ernsigned to Messrm r~,ahdl D~.I. .Krkpatrick. 'This is the -,Art, arrival of' Cottoti at this p)ort f'romr .. Alun~hbus, it hiavimng al ways beeni set *Pieviimausy to Apalacirola, and it b 4sel:0fsthe eflbets of opening the line .of Railroadjs through f'romi Savannali t4 Cu ubus.--/harleson. Courier. u AVLAlo.-The e Idegt tatlfri uta: Diekent',Lwons'ehold Words says: In the leit ve-- 'n have road nine hm:dred i.' of which Oldven.were available for this journ, .-Ifter being entirtly re-written.-- In the sane per iod % , received and answered two thousand letters, and made ap p ointments with an odd two or three hundredmo- of ou'r 'fllow 'eatures than there were pounds to pay for the celebrated nails in - the horses shoes, which will go.down to posterity rusty with the tears.of school-boys. Lin 'IN Nuw Yoax.-The New York Tribune, in asketch of the pro ceedings before the.the .Board of Ex cise, in that city on Friday, exhibits city life in a new phrase. Thus, among the applicants for license was: . "Eliza Lawler, 87 Forsyth street. Keeps a -female . pneter-house. No inen are ever allowed there, according to her statement. She went on to plead her case very earnestly; she nev er allowed ai man inside her doors to drink; it was only for the accommo dation of ladies, &c. Alderman-We want to hear no more froma you, and it' we used you as you deserve, we should have you arrested at once. Be oure you close your place immediately." . FREE.HOnURC; OF SCOTLAND.-T C anual meeting of the Associates Syn. od of N6th Amerrica (a branch of the Free Church of Scotland) was con inenced in New York on Thursday. RAInRoAD PRnESIDENCY.-Col. Wade Hampton has been nominated in the Charleston Courier for the Presidency of the South Carolina Railroad. TiGHT ScaPwio.-"Do you support Gen. Taylorl" "No." "Do you sup port Gen. Cass?" " sir." . Vhat? dc you support Van Buren?" "No sir ce-I support Betsy and Lae children. and it's nigliy tight screwing to get along at that, with corn only twenty cents a bushel." ITrs OF MAD Doos.-An English Journal says that old Sexon has been usng, for fifty years, and with perfect success, a remedy for the bite of mad dogs,. by the agency of which 't has rescued many fiellow-beings anid cattle ftorri the iearful death of hydrophobia. The remedy is to wash the wound im mediately with warm vinegar oc tephd water, dry it, and then ap. ly a lew drops of niuratic acid, which will de stroy the poison of the saliva, or nen tralize it, aid the cure is effec. I IN~- -- To MAKE IhtNERS, - CEMENT-TIhe following is a very excellent, cement f)r the use of turners and artisans in general: 16 parts of wllitiiting are to be finely powdered, atid heated to red ness, to drive off all the wator. When cold, it is to be mixed with 16 parts of black resin, and one part of beeswax, the latter having been pre viously rnelted together, aid the whole stired till of an uniform consis tance, gg Always precede a lady in go ing up strs. This rnaxim is a legacy tronia a maiden aunt. HYMVENEAL'_ MA l11 lED.-On Tnesday t he 31st tilt., by the Rev. C- M. CUmTNo, MISS LENORAIT FUTLLWARD, to Mr. WVARREN T. WVILDER, all of this District. OBITUARY, Departed this lire on the 23rtl of April last Miss SARA'II ANN GREN, in the eighteenth year of her age. She mn.inifest. ed patient resignation to the Divine WVill. Time with its ruthless has taken from hier relatives and friends of tender age and pbromaising future use ful Iness and hairppiness In tier nature wvere coaniai the quialities of femtale excellence in all its purity. SPECIAL INOTICES. A notheri Scientific Wonder I I3r'OnITANT TO DYsIPErTJCs. Dr. J. S. Hloughton's Pepuin, the true Di gestive Fluid, or Gusinc Juice, pareppared from Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Or, after directions of Baron Liebig., the great Phyriolo gical Chemist, by J. 8. Htoughaton, M1. D-., P'hila delhia. This is truly a wonderful remnedy fur Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Comn plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature's Own Method, by Naturo's Own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain ing Scientific evidence of its value, furnished by agents, gratis. See notice among thme medica advertisements. 8--ly. H Jooflanud's Gernann Bitter-s. Hundreds of our citizens complain of debili ty and langour of the system, derangement of the liver~ and stomach, want of appetite, &c. they are frequently the result of too close ap-. plication, and a thousand other causes we can not lhere name ; but we wvouldi say to all afihie:; ed, do as we have done-get a battle or two of D)r. Hfoofland's German lhitters, prepared by IDr. Jackson, and our word for it you will be cured. We recommend this medicine, kniowing from experience that it is much superior to the gene rality of patent medicines. WVe would nay to our readers, purchased none unless prepared by Drs.C. M1. Jackson, Philadelphia. July Poisonuing. rhousatndl of parents. who use Vermifuge. composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c., are not aware,that while they appear to benefit the pa tient, they are actually laying the foundation for a series of udisease5, such as salivation, loss of sight, weaknmess of limbs, &c. In another column will he found the adver tisement of Hlohensack's Medicines, to wihi we ask the attention of all directly interested in their owin as well as their Ch~ildlren's hea~lth. In Liver Complaints andI all disordlers arising from those of a bilious type, sould make use of the only genuine medicine, Hlohensack's Liver' Pills; g'" Be noet deceived," but ask for Hloben. sack's Worm Syrup Liver and P'ill, and the sarve that each has the signature of the Proprie. or,)J. N. HIosNSA QrC, as zino else are genuine Agnnt. 10. m -i. EIn' tterville yon Wed NESDAY, THE 15th' INSTANT AT TR 2il'0W I HA LL,' SENIOR MANAC4RS. Col. JAS. D. BLANDING, .Col.' W. H..CANNON, Maj, JOHN F. HAYNSWORTH, J. R. LOGAN, Esq. T..J. DIN4INS, Esq. G. W. BRADFORD, Esq. PERRY MOSES; Esq. Maj. R. IL CANNON. JUNIO1 MANAGERS. Dr. WaM. JAS. DARGAN, HENRY L. BEN0OW, W. W. WILDER, Dr. I. M. MOORE. Dr. C. H: RICHARDSON, L. B. HANKS, Dr. J. F. BUTLER. PRECEPTORS. R. 0. BLACK, JOHN'SPENCERs : Price of Tickets, $3 00. une 7th, 1853 32--tf Butler & Newbery Would Most respectfully inform their friends that they have just received an ad. ditional stock of Spring Goods, conpsing of Tissues, Berege DeLaines, Xplored Silks, and Muslins, fourning Ginghams, Berege Lawns and bluslins, Embroidered Collars and Under Sleeves, Blue Denims. Osnaburgs and Ilomespuns, of every kind. The above named articles we will sell on accommodating terms. Give us a call. June 7th, 1853 32-tf Something Entirely New In the way of Ladies' and Gentlenien's Gaiters, 1.adies' Walking Shoes, (some thing ene) Misses do. with a general as sortmen, it' Gents. tile Boots and Shoes. If the Laties wish to got the latest -style of Gaiters and walking shoes out, just call on BUTLER & NEWBERY. June 7th, 1853 32-tf The Real "Simon Pure." C. T. MASON WOULD respectfully inform his pa. trons and friends, and the public generally, that lie has received en additional Stock of 1Watches aid Jewelry fresh from Baltimore, of every descrit: itt, of patterns as neat and durable as any which have ever been brought to this mar. .<et. His prices are low and his articles good. All kinds of repairing (lone in the neat est manner, and with promptness. lie respectfully solicits the patronage of the pub.ic, as lie is ready to suit them in every respect. Lay 31, 1853 31-tf BARIGAINS. Dry Goods at Cost. The su scriber* having determined to close this branch of his business, offers his large and well selected stock of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods, At coot, either at. Wholesale or Retail. To one wishing to comtmence a business, this offers a rare opportunity. To an ap. redpurchaser, the termss will be very B. W. CHAMBERS. Camden, May 2I, 1853 31-4t $20 REWARD. I will pay the above reward to any per. son who wl1 apprehend and lodge in that Stimterville, Chiarleston, Columbhia or Camdeni Jail, so thant I can get him, mn3 matn Pl'fIP, a Tlailor lby trade, wh< ranaway from Columbia about the lati IMatrchlaat. Said Phillip is a mula*.t about ive feet tine inches high, rathei slight built and has a Larpe lack molIe or his chini. lie may chang.e his znme ama deny that he biehongs to me. lie is be lieved to be in Charleston, as he has rela tives~ there, anid lie may have a pass as lit cani very easily procure one. JOliN S. RICH ARDSON, Jr. May 31, 1851 31--4t 2:# Camden J~ournal copy twice, Co. lummbia IBannter one tie, ad send bills t< this ohlice. $20 Reward, 6 RUNA WA Y, on last Tuesday the S17th instant, my Boy RLICIIAItD. white imulatto, abont five feet threr or four inches high, tolerably stout built about twen two years old with straigh light colored hair, has a very sulky up pearance, and answers quick and shior when spokeni to ; said boy has a shorrt thiel foot, his hands short and thick, chuhbb fingers, ie had the scar of a blister oi his forehead just above ithe eye.brows, hi may try to hide it by wearing his cap o hat down over his toreheadl. lie will hi sure to pass hinmself' for a white man fo lhe is very white and has been taking grea care of his skin for sonme time. WVhen i left lie had a clothI cap, black coat and dark colored pair of paints. He will hi Isure to change his cap aiid clothes as sool as lie cian; he also wears his hair in fron Istraight doiwn to hide the scar of the blib ter. lie is a shioemiaker b'y tradi:, thougi lie tmay not go at the buisiness, expectinj that he will .,e so advertised. Th'le above rewvard of Twenty Dollar: will be paid for his dlehivery in any Jail ii the State. lie will be suiro to give himscl another nameu. JA MJ ES I.OWVRY. Bradle'yville, Sumnter Diutrict, S. C. M ay '4hutn, 18~52 30-t f C-(" iamden Journal and Cheraw G~a zette publish five times. Great Excitement A T THlE BANNWER OFliICE WV. A. WEVLLMA N, would respectful ly announce to the !,adies and Gentlemner of Sumnterville arid vicinity that lie hiai oponod Rooms at the :above p'ace, and hi would lbe happy to wait on all who mas feel disposed to impilrove this opportunitj to obtain one of his unsurpassed rninia tures, as it may be the last that many o you may have to obtain one of those inval uable memnentoes. Pictures taken in cleai or cloudy weather at the low price of TIw< Dollara. A good assortment of fancy casos anc locket. 'in hand. One Doo, West of A. Offers for sale on reas and well selected sto DRUMS AND Chemicals, 'Evan's Lanci Dye-Stuffs, 'Silver Lanc Paints and Oils, Scarificat Window Giass, Stoniac Spirit Gas, - Breasi Best Vin BruE Varnis l . Pes 'havi" Creams, Pi COLD-DRAWN Best quality of Medeira and P For Medical pur . Genuine Co Thomisonian and I Trogether with*variety of othc of Drugist o R-71 All ordeW put iip with a May 24th, 1853. RANAWA Y, .2 FROM the subscriber two years ago my negro woman.MIRANDA, con siderable above the commuwn size, ef dark complexion, somewhat of roman nose with loss of one tlumb, mid quite in'elligent when spoken to; and her son TOM has also been ranaway for abat 18 months, common size, very dark. about 16 years old and with high and soice.rhat receding forehead, a small scar over one of his eyes, white teeth 611d IL small deformity of one of his middle nails. These two are sup. poied to be about.Chazkmton .Neck as the husband lives there. Hanaway six monthi since my negro GRACE, about :30 years of age, yellow complexion, above the .Qrdinary size, with two f: her fingers stif fros 'being cut in cotton gin, and a black fr.ie on her face'. A lil-ral reward wilIabe given for their apprehension and lodgeiient in any Jnil in the State so that I can get them. J. L MELL ETT. May 10, 185:1 28-tf DRY GOODS IN CUARLESTON, S. C., Browning 4 Leman, No. 209 amid 211 KAag Corner OF MARKET STREET, Wll uuier to FAMILIES and PLANT ERS visiting. Charleston this spring the CH11ICES1' STOCK of FANOY AND STAPLE DLY GO0S that has ever be.en offiePed for inspectibn in this city. Thev 'ravite an exm tion and assure their friends and pit rh' at; , enernlly that their prices will co irte ' y c dbl with any Market in the Unilelt &44es. Terms Cash or City acceptasi.e. BROWNING & LEMAN, Successors to C. & E. L.. KERRISON & Co. May 10, 1853 28--tf Notice. All persons are hereby cautioned not to trade fcor, or receive inl payment of any debt, either or both of two Notes given hy the subscriber to Rt. J. Price, the one for twi hundred and fifty do!iers, and theo nih er for two hundred and 'ren do~lars, as enid Notes given for two separnte tracts of land wvere to be paid after goods and lawvful titles w ~ere mnade to me hy Price, which condi tions wecre put. in writing and are now~ in my possess on, and wich cotains the ftrther tunderstandinug that in the event of his failing ns lie has done, to mnake such titles he woul forfeit the aimount< &c. C. A. LESE.~N E. April 2, 1853 2y-tf (Lr Wa~tchmzan copy. Special Notice, All personis inidebtetd to me either by Note or Account or otherwi~e are notified that payment M UST b~e madle hv the 25th May inst., as I am in want, of bunds and must have it. TilOMAS O'CONNOR. May 3, 1853 27--tf Executor's Notice. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Rev. James Newvbery, deceased, either by Note or Account will make immuediatie pay. ment. And those having demaands ain'imst the samte will render themn in properiy at tcsted within legal timie to A. McCAIN NEWBEny, SAMUEL C. GRA..IIAM, Executors. A pril 20i01 , 18532-t kW Darlington Flag please co~pv 3 months. I DANCING SCHOOL. Mr. R. 0. Black, Be'gs leave to notify the citizens of Sum. tervile that he has opened a D)ANCING; SCIIlO at the " Town Ihall " fur teach. in" the latest and most fashionable dan~ces. hlis long e.merience, sttudy andl care war rant hun mi saying, that all who give him a trial will receive perfect satisfaction. Tchns $[(0 per Quarter of 15 Lessons. For f.irthier particulars apply to the niudter. signedl at his ronnm in China's hlotel, or at the Tlown IHall. R. 0. BLACK. May 17th. 1953 . 29--tf Segars!! SegarS!!! ,1UlST1 receivedl fromt Baltimore 1 5,000 Seuiars--chuoice lBrands. B UlTL',R & NEWBER~Y. May 10th, 1852 28--tf JAMES MY. HURST, Formerly of' the Americani Hotel, Having purchased out Mr. STrn~, Mer. I chants Ihotel, would be glad to see atny fo his old friends. Board $1 530 per day. . May 10, 1853 2M-1.n J. Moses' New Store. onable terms,a choice ekof its, Perfumery, t Cases, Flavoring Extracts, ors, Gelatine, (variety) h Pumps, Hair Oils, t. Do. Fancy Soaps, hos, (all kinds) Pens and Ink, saries, Trusse, Toilet combs, per, (variety) LUmon Syrup. CASTOR OIL. irt Wine and French Brandy, poses Expressly. i Liver Oil, ?atent Medicines. r articles, comprising the stock r Physician. eatness and despatch. 30-tf FOR CLERK. MR. EDITOR:-MANY FRIENDS of W. J. N. IHAMMET are desirons of *put. ting him in nomination for the Office of Clerk of the Court of Sumter District, at the ensuing election. May 24, 1853. 30-tf Business Card. BROWN & DeUOSSET, 180 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK. DEROSSE T & BROWN, WILMINGTON, N. C. Cotton Fictors and General Commis. siont Aferchants. D. McLAURIN. Esq.. wil! give per 41 monal and .imoeiai attention o the in lerentls and orders of his friends in ilhia State and the adjoini:a Coutntiesof North Carolina, who mayfavor these HouseS with their. patronage. Consignments of produce to the House in New York, either hv way of Charlestun, Georgetown, or Vilinington, will lie zove.-red by insurance, if notice of the shipment be promptly giv. en. May 3, 185.3 2 Do not Defer, but Come if YOU WANT TO UET THE Choice, Mr. REIGII, Mercitant -Tailer. bega leave tu inform the gentlemen of Sarl'r. ille and District that lie has jAst- reTr#d wi'aN a spenditt an'sortment of Ctoth,, Cassnmerg, Draphi:etn Vestings, &c.'&c., and in short eVer thing that is required for a full suit. Ilaving made the choice of, hms goods himself, lhe doubte not but what he' can suit the most fastidioud. There is ro use to have your cloths made an Charleston or by Yankees, whenm you can have dhetm made ias stylish andl as well if :mot beuer thani anywhere elsc right at. hiome. and this Mr REICH promises to do, ony, he w~hl add thast, if hi. work is not turned out at least equal to any dlone in this conntry he will nut charge anything. As for his p'ric.es they eba) he tat New York rates. All he asks is, give him a trial ! ! Comec soon and pic. out some of those beautifnl Pants antd Vost patterns. it will soon ibe warm atnd yuu w:ll want them. Mr. Rr.icun lives next door to Juhn F. Ilaynaworth almiost opposfte Dr. WVither. spoon. A pril 26th, 1853 26-tf China, Glass And EARTHENWARE, Direct Importations. H, E, NIGHOLS, 'COLUMBIA, S. C. A. jutreceived direct from the m-m tnfactu rers in Englanad and France, and by recent vessels from the North, a very comp1lete and varied assortment of the tabove named GOODS, comprising all the new patterns and shapes; among which are best Will1TE GIIANITE or STONEWVARE, Chitut finish a superior article ;. Blue and other Co'lored WVare, of now styles; French and English China, newv shapes, plain \Vmite Gold .and detcorated; Richl China Dmnner and Tea-setts, and beautiful Fancy Articles i'i the line ; Cut, alouldered and Polished Olusswvare, of every kind; D~yott's Patetnt Caimphione, Store, Office, anid s'artor Lattp, a superior article ; Webb's Patent Oil aund Lard Lam'ps. it new article giving great light antd brilliancy; Tea Tfrays, best Tablo Cutlery tand Pal. ted Casators, Spoons, Forks, &c. Ilonisekeeping articles, in great variety; Crates of assorted Wares, of desirable'atnd ne w styles, by \Vnolesale ; Packages ot Ta'.mblers, Flasks, &c., low I y the package. hhaving complete arrang.ements for obtain. iog our Goods uirect Iromn the manufac tur~ers we can and will ofi'er raro induce nments, either by Wholesale or Retail - Orders attended to prodiptly. 1I E. NICHIOLS. Columbia, A pril 1'., 1853 2--tf Excutor's Notice. All porsions having demannds against the Estate of the late Lol. John J. Moore of Su:niter District, are requested to hand them in properly attested to the subscri bers, and all those indebted will make paymient to the samne. J. D. M~OORE,~Eeuos J. S. MOORE, Exctoa March 15th, 18.53 20--tf Fine Cigars and Garden D.V.SEE DRA O Kept constantly on hand by Dr. W.h 18A3.DA AN C. 4~4 A'!.yl amley Silorar - Vs. . ttio Real Wilhiam Adkermoti~. J Pst M~n eyt at. et al, IT appearing to. tny satisfactol that WVilliam.Adkersopi, Sarai 'Adkermm'on Mar. rtaret Adkerson, 'i10mpton porjanes .:';,cars, P..--.elope Qrihtreec d '-E .rnatree, heer huLand, Amelia White nd --- White her luitband. Almira Sites, ind - itet her hiusband, JohnCol. ins and Martha Butler and - Butler, ter husband, parties Dbfend'ants in the said :use, all rehide beyond tile limits of the :tate. It is ordered that the said parties to appear and plead, demur, or answer tq he said Bill within three months fromi ho irat publication of this order, and failling o do so, the said bill will be taken pro .o.ifesiso agaimet them. W. F. BE JHAYNSWORTII, (' .'Y.4'ionrr Eq. . D. A pril 4tli 1853 23-3m Increased Stock -BY John O'Connor. Who has made new impr .oveinents and cmnsiderably enlarged his store, and is now receiving fresh goodo by every-train oi cars and ofl'ers to the public for the mum. met miontlis the following articlev low fotr cash: Ice Cream and Lemonade, (daily) Ice, Oranges, Lemm, Pine Apples aid all the tropical. fruits; also a fino assortmnet of Tobacco aid. Cigars, with a choice lot of Fami.ly Groceries. neso a large stock of DRY GOODS, &c. Pickled salmon and Preserves, Flonr of the beat brands warranted, also a large lot of Baconi of which he receives a newsup ply weekly. All of which he guarantees to sell at tIhe lowest rates for cash. April 5th, 1853 23-tf Cheap Grocery, TIlE Subscriber lavi-ng -opened a gro. cery underneath the Twi 1lI, delsgus keeping constantly -on hand, a supply 4 f heavy articles, such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, RICE, BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSES, VINEGAR, BACON. LA RD, BUTTER, CI1E018E. MACKEREL. SAIL', HOAP, CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c. In fact liet to al almost everything that is good tqeat; all of which will be sold low fur cash, or in exchange for country pro duce. ie promises to attend to his own biwitiess, and hopes by attending strictly thereto, to receive a liberal share of pa. trona me. J. M. CH,4NDLER. Mlarch 15th, 1833 -20-tf By the Governor. SE ADQ UA R T ERS, CI(A RLESTON Feb. 25, 1853.. The following gentlemnen hav ing 'been ap pointed and conmmssitoned Aids-de Camp to his Excellency the Governor' and Commander-in Chief, with the rank ofi Lieutenant Colonel, wtll be obeyedi and respected 'accordingly. By order, J. W. CANTIPY, Adj't and lnsp'r General. JOSEPH[ HAYI4ARD, ALEXANDI.R C. RICE, BENJAMIN T. BJROCKHAM JOSEPH STrONEY, SUMMERFhELD CARtY, WM. RI. DOGAN, Mlarch 8th, 1853 Ig-4f New Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware Manufactory. JA MES II. DUE would respectfully infoi in the citizous of Snoterville and the suirrounding countrv. that the is nowv open. ing a TIN MA.\UIN'ACTORtY in Sumter v'ille', and is now prepared to ilti all orders in the tin line. Merchuants wiltl ind it to their interei't to purchase their ware from me, as I intenad to sell low and warrant all tthat I sell. ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB WORK executed wvithi promptness and in a workmanlike manner. ThIe cnsh wilt be expected mi every instancte on tinishing or dulivering of overy job. I intenid to sell cheasp and ror the cash onsly, A. ANDERSON, Suuanstrville, S. C. Respeotfuslly informs the people or Sum. ter District thunt he hus just receive.] and f now otfers for Fate the besi- selgoted and__ niost choico stock of Spriang asiid Stauuuuer Goods That cannot be suirpassed by anything In this maerket. ile has roeived niany new style. which purothauers would dto welt to examine be fore buying elsewhere. BIROADJCLOTiIS, CASSMEREJS AND VESTINGS, A fill atid large supply of iHosiery, ShIrts, Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cramvata, Hand. kerchiefs, &c. &c., -ALSO A large assartment of READY MADE CLO. THING, whioth will be sold tow. Eii Garments inannfactured by the stibscri her, and warranted to give satisfaction, Or dera from .a distance promptly attended to.. A. ANDERSON. April 12th, 1853 24-tf FAMILY STORES, BY Clarke -& Brother. Who have just received per Rail Road a fine assortment of Fanicy Groceries. Comprising Pickles, Preserved Fruit, Cigars, Candies and a cthoice lot of Chewing tobacco, to which they~ invite the attention of- the oiti. zone of this District. February 22, 1853 17-.tf Notice, All persons having demand.. against the Estate of the late Rev. Charles PE EIloti, will present attested statements thereof-and those indebted, to the samne, will make pay. meat to the Subscriber. .TIOMAS 0. $LTOI'0 ' tn April, k o 1853. A A oe e m s e - E, rh a t . b. r By becig i timpee thansands. -. -- rosuslif the net YARS 0110",~ And toleir, to haeorec uecssril d e vnan if 11s withaou de n e ron e a ditent -ltihy es os se le s y_ o dbecitoing in time o o re lant of which lus canoed te ic esae in view. or such conshencieb'n k Ia;ns~ ritaniabie if sit* atect to Awalf 10'~~o-i led fin respec~t to henelr. w lhwaeldjl0 .and boermaso al~l know dge is contsl041 n'&u Iitoi work 4 - -?TGIE MAiBI(EI Private Medleal BY, DR. A. 24. ,MA R otes.ntundreth Ediation. Ss.11. *U [o 113 PAr P raetois~a EXTRA 1111L" First published it, 1s5, ad it ise -it'Z AURPRIZ.NG OR wO Nt F nideirn tht P.VElT Pr I V1E - MA1ItIED) 031 34etilt here acqaire a eal knge. * - "auttres caracter e nen pisint, with, the vaurtens a that nearly . VIALP A MILLION COPIE shoulu have been sold. - It is imercticable tn ennvey (isr the variouis Saxsett treated oras the -r of a nature strictly intiredi 1194 the married. or thse templating m1I. bn .e feite desIrous Of e C. hehlh. en thet ee y euent npon heith. which Is so conducire t r hippiess, and that of her hta'lxe'd. but bhsK OA obtain It. as hes r w i eover) hvsbasd wo thelsive end.aiTefelon of his wife at hears.or that of hitsae entary gmprovesent. UPWARDS OP ONE HIUNDREUDTA'E s SAND COPIES Iilae been SENT BY MAL6 wiLsin thini , vooths. -- CATITION- TO THE PUBLI BE NOT DEPRAUDDI Buy no book unless "Dr. A.: M. MautoeaztI Liburty etreto N. Y." is on the itlepage. dad thue eutry In lte Clerk's Office on the.beehof thritle page; ard buy ntly of repectabe and A dealers, or send by mnal, and addres' to Dr. A; Ma rleese, as ero ae spuuiotas 4ad Iuftlngementa of oopy.rVght. LET EVERY NIPE AND USBANR POADERI m ee.ase for iNranee, whae IgetesstI - dear, asd when to dgmew asaw to withan our reach. To enable every one to dedde upon ,hstdas. patn.able ,pemsy of pnuaeny a siad am Ao wife, or mother need remain uulnfometa many causes, which, sooner or latir,.ae-im make fearfail a. upon her he ulesa - against, and that no coslerat and husband have cause to !upla htself-wteeIh 4 of the welfAro of his panphlet at artg MMi~L sent se of Marge to any of the U by a ddesing po_'rdgs Whenas Kna;ier e tuiRa*hIaeew 'tiq le. Etol be' Ugeern lw" On reelpt of Ongo il hl n.extra InA4 tT" W MARIICK 1 4, Ne Yr aOfMloo, No. 290 LibeTyseeN k'or saiehb RODINSON & CARiLISILE, Hatnburg, 8. C~ In New York City, by Stringer & Towvnsend, Adriance, 8beh man& Co., Dewitt & .Davenaport, Barnw Co. Office, 1W9 Liberty Street,i Den Gresenwvich. Something N~ew5 Tasteless-Saltat or Lemonade Purgative ant excellenit substitutie for Epsomitalts5 P'repasred a nd stold by Dr. WV. JAS. DARGAN &CO May 24th, 1853 8 : Tooth Powders. Prepared arter the valuable rccipe f:~ Dr. K. S. Dargan, Denttist,. and f r sale, by., Dr. W. JAS. DARGAN& O.' May 25th, 1853 . Ititthhatts. FORi TAX COILLA(!TOR. M N. Enrroa :--.Please announce ROBIERT WV. DURANT, a cindidate for Tax-Collector or Salem County, at . ntext election, anid oblhgo January 141, 1852 . 1 P. M GIBONSannoncehim a i date for the odice of Tax-Collector p Salemi County, at the enauing electiont and w obligo MANY Vo-rsius October i'1 ul. FOR TAX COLLECTQR. 0:'r The Fr'iends of y IEL AMA'J'HIS~, Esq., announoo blN caudadate for Tax C~ollector for Claretal~ Coiuty, at the ensuing election. Feb. 8th, 1853 1'w 5-48 F OR O R.D IN AR. (t Mr, Editor:-Yoi il please announce WILLIAM H. BRtNU. SON as a candidate for the Oftice of OrdK nary of Sunator D)itrict, at the euxuing election.i -~ Maxy VORIa A pril 27th, 1852 F OR C LE RK. (LTy We are authorized to annsounce Tr. J.DJINK(INS, Eatq., a. Candia* for Clerk of the Court, at the eanaul Ii April lath J851 2.' 0:'rIYMr. Editor: Plese nlounce Mr. J. J. AlcKELLAR, .s d. date for Clerk of the Courtor w)e -Istrict, antd oblige MAr~* April 1?J, 1852i. . 0OR 1 4$$ MilThe Frien~da s JOH N F. .JUNE., ahtnbuncoidt awetll dlate for Shieriflf of Suinte lRiutict t next election. Nov. 3tia BuiCte trict ~~1 V185