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T I 1 A iIIIIt N, J N E 1, J( JN iN . .0 ( .\ N , '.iTO"IS. WEDNES1)AV, MAIRCH 29, 1854. - Persons wi !nne to se(es IIpon business conlnectLd wit h the 1:t per or I N, can find us at any hour during the day, except from four to five in tie ailernoon, at our office. just biack of Sor.miis' N w Store. All husiness conne'ell with Iii. paper nntst be Iransar:teda with \VL.utA I.Fwis, .IonN S. Rie'nA: soN, jr., or It. (. I (m AN. ilr. lR. G. I,11-;A-, IIe Forenan of Banner Office, is our only ui orised Agent to receiv ,notnev anil !ive receipts for tho .amt, :aid uny always be fund at too Banner Ollice. All letters aldrescei to the Banner must be pre-paid to insure attention. Notice, 'r e Vigi'ant Society of tnten ill,'. will inke notice that Itnnd No. 2. will turn tn: front Alontiny the 3dc of A prit. for the usual tirmn. I.- P'. LUR IING:, l'res't. J. II. DINGL, ee't v. Mar. 29, 1831. COTTON : filgiT. CiIAt.:s-ro , MAR 'In 29. The transac tins on Sit urday aniounted to 88:3 baes-prices unclangied- ranging from 8 1--1 to 9 :14 ile bulk of the .sales, about (1l0 ba!es. at 9 1-8 to 9 5-8. EecVutti~ve Departeij t. Co.U:nBA, Mareb 21, l85I. lhe Meilals executed by order of the Executive fRe the frie..Js of the cleceae4h tctbers of the I'aht inlto lteginent are comipleted, an will be deiiverel when called for. By or!ir: it. T, WATTS, Sec'ty. A Fair. We have been informed that the Methodist dettomination, in and arou nd this place, propose hoiding a fair dur. ing the sectd week of Conr, the pro. ceeds of wihich is to be devoted to benevolent purposes. We suppose lue information of the time and place w ill be given, and we hope all will fivor the enterprihe. Decliation. We see it announced that Mr. JotIN F. JUNE is no longer a candi(late for the oflice of Sheriff of Sumter District.. Circumstances of a private nature and ill health are alledged as the reas ns of his declination. Frost. We had quite an unwelcome visitor on Monday and Tue-day morning last in the sbape of a heavy frost, the had "effects of which, upon the advanced yegetation, is very perceptible. Suddem Deathu. We wvere sorry to learnt of the loss, osn Friday night last, of our friend and fellowv citizen, Capt. T. D. Frotsos. i s cook, a very valuable servant, being apparently in good health and witho~ut complaint, having dropped in his yard while ptroceeding frotm the milk pent, where she had beeni milk ing, and before iniedical aid cotuld be oh. tainted died of a fit of apoplexy. This is now the t hird very su~ddein deathI of negroes which has taken place in our village wiithin the last. four mtoniths. Time NeIarnska~ Hill. This bill, which we sometime since announced as hiavinug passed the Senate of the United States byamjority of 37 to 14, has since lbecn defe~ated in the House, as5 it is thought bly some, upon a lest vole, biy 110 to 95. We are inclined however, to bielieve that it was no0 test vote and( will wait nnitil it is fairly atnd dir(etly tried, before we take it as decided. Thme bill we be. lieve may be, and perhaps will be lost by postponing it imitil it is killed by delay or subtmersio~n into other consid. erations. First Fruits. ''Te edit ors of the Carroliian are be ing regaled with Strawberries. WVe thought a dish ofgreen peas Iast week, something extra, liut cave in at thoughts of Straw berries. Were they in crcam ? Courat. Thte Court for Sumter District com. mettces on .Mo nday the I10th of A pi. Ihis H~onor Judge Wmn.:a~s presides. Sauturdaty last wvas returnt day, and we fid that tour -hind red ad ninety nine cases have been doeketed. Consider ing the hard times and the bigh prices paid for every thinig and the large unmber1)C of eases returned in the adjoin. ing Districts, we can baut regard this return as an ihadication oif the sound condition and well to d0 of old Sumter and congratulate (tit'r ptrons and friends upon this evidence of their growintg pr'osperity. * '' J. A. lsom.ts, E'sq., lhas beent Qledited Solicitor of thie Cherawv anmd Dat'lington Rlail Rinad Cotmpany. T 'he Smnall-poxc is raginig in Pitt County, .North Car'olina. There ywere.s0eenty cases of the disease in ttr.n seet ato, n e.,,t CotauanterciaIl Couuatt1tion. III our last issue, We expr, ssed the li pe that the citizens of this town wulti t ale steps to have a flCir repre. sentation in tilie ('ollumercial Conven tion ti tu meet inl ('harlestio di'ring the conllg mliti, antd regret extremely that So uinch ;iiatlhy is displayedc. upon the subject. N\othil;, will unity tuore~c clo 1sely the bonld of the South and West than this social atid gelieruis itereuttrse f asteredi by sueh :a buldy a itinoverrent as- that (ontenpilatel by the ConVention ; indeed we look tlliii this feature :as one of the tost impotaint. benefits Lo accrue to is frum the meeting in (halei anId'lit] cotnsiul. er it a du1ty- of tle State at large to e. courage ii.id add every stimulant to the ieasuirc. If its some have expressed themselves, the present tuovement is only f ir the benefit of the seaport townls, the interest is the Same to the inlandl colmamity,-onle cannot b e profit1ed with-ut the other, and their advancement- is indlissoluble. The idenr entertained by sonte, that the interests of Chailestuon is in <Tpejiositioi to this section is inst. absurd, anld nedts but a Inomonts thought to prove its utter want. of iuitiotiin. We leave the matter in the hands of the eonititlity The recent seizure of the steamship l1')rrior by the authorities at Iavatm. na h1av1e a, Iengrh alolsed ou r go vein ient into something like decided ac Lion ill regard to Spanish outrage and insolciiee. The messige of President IPtt:ci.: in reb ition to the suet i" fiery and seemingly deteritni ed. \-IUnES \Vist.ow, iq.. of North 'arolina has sailed as bearer ofde-s. patches to the U. S. Minister at Madrid Of the substance of this message there cln be little doult. Spain imiust yield prolplt and full reperatiou, or the l'i ited States will do what is better take it. Thle annexat ion of Cnha i a tiy not be so very fotr distit., ini dispite of Dr'itish oppIosition. imc M~ilitia. The tn ifiirrued miiilitia of the State of New York amount to 1,956 mn ;ii the enrolled uniformed militia to 2t):,. 457-naking th militia fbree fhr the y ear 1Ii, :113.::1:1. From this published statement it wouild seem that an organization can be kept up without the inconvenience and absurd anioymn es of pet ty Iiois ters " " hattahlioni drills," &e. ke. &c. In New Yoik there is lutt one parade a year frot which a payelcnt ofi one dollar insture eet-iohn. Coluuanbist aud Ilnassrig ItaiI PTe friends of the road ini( Cohba and udjoininig sections, are mnakiing eatrniesl prepa rationls for t10 he l olmeticemnent of. the work. Mr. JAMRR G. Gtnnrs has bieen seleted hv lie town counciI of Cohiiniiia to uiuke a survey of thc <hti'erenmt routes aiid report upoin the best-. It is not implhroba ble1 thait shouh 11 l hi-i railroad hbe cniopleted at in early day;t, the roadl trolm Ithe Camiden Jimionhu anid W'ihington'i and Ma nchecste r Rtailroad direct to I liilnburg, will not bc built, t homugh we havye ei ard to expressioni of upinion fromi the tiuovenieiits ini the mecasu(re. *Zoologicagl. AX newiiSC pcimien ofi i le gienuis Ptorcrupinle has beeni found ill Califorpia . Its lenigth is atbot t wio ailnd a If fceet, antd quite bul ky, couveredl wit h i-hlirt, stout --piiies near ithree inuches ill lenigthi, anid imore i ck ly courmiingledl with the lihese is a 100 ger, poitedi ail flexible a rimanti re of thle sanme character. The skiti is of a reililish browni, anud cove-red scant ilyv withI lonig, coairse, black hair; the tail is about teni iichies ini Ilnghi, thick, and contiing a pleti ful suppl~y of the firmi qjuiil., whlich c over t~mhiody. I ;rah fPromlise. A Mass Gates, of uSacramiientu, Cal., has recov erod $-1,000tt damiages of a Mr. Buck iiighatm for a breach of promn:se to miarry. Eleven of he jtiry, it is statedt, were ini favor of oiimlary 4thoinages to the amonh iof $20,000. Thi~s sho~ws a ju-t apprci at ion of "womniu's righIts'' oin the l'acific. A bunilding b-lonigiing to TJhomnas Salmonid, LEqr., and1( situaited ini fli lowerc par-t of' Camiuden, was dest royed Iby fire oni Moniday even iing. abou11t hal f past 5 o'cluc-k. Tihe btiblliiig beiiig un lOe-iuied, -leavesa no doub lt. t hat it was~ the woirk of an iincendiary. 1Star says: " We learn that I.a shoc-kiung imitider was commiiitted ill Chapel I fili otn Satturdayi nighit last, by J1. B rock - wvellI, upoii the pe rsoni ot' M u. dames Davis. BrocikwellI, we learn, w-enti to Mr . Davis tiid tised siomeic very ofictn. tvo language, whierecuponi ?Mris. D avis told htim ihle must go aw-ay-B. refused, but Con tilned hiisoffenisi vo laingtage; Mr. Davia then took himii by- the armin atnd told himi he inuist, leave there whereupjoni lBrockwell drew lisa knife and inflicted several stabs upon01 Mr. Davis, killing hiimi almost inis-tantly."' CAnnROL. SrueF, litnister to constan. tiiople, is to bie recalled, in consoquenico ofhins tspeecli to ihie Sutihan, in witich ho comproiiised our Govorntmett by an tin authoinzi-ed symnpathby w iih the TJur~-e, in their triiiinih our Ru tia ITEMfS. 'T'ho Peruvian government has de. clined to tin ow the trade in guano o(pen to competition. A law has passed thie California L'gislatutre snakcing Sacraentiito thle capital of the State. Youtntg gentlett wh , dress in tight rants andl boh-lIiil co:ts, hvo received the appellation of "Shanghais.' A countrynanl had his horse, eait, and11 4.'/r, stole(n from him, a short timel sine, in Jacksonvillc, Flurida. Ile ollrers) 19 rewanl for tlhir recoverv. The receipts for the National Wash. aUnt1 Ito 8$7,011,74- the expenditures were I,583,5O. It is understood that work on this patrhAie i imemorial Will be resumned about the 1)tlh inst. It. is stated that the Cuban authlo1ri ties have apologised for the /l/ack Warmrior allatir, and oellered ample comn. pensation, so that the platter will he settled without the intervenlion of Congress. Not likely. The catalogue of the .1 lerson M[e I ical College, of Plhiladelphfia for the session which has just terminated, shows that there were present 627 stu dents. The Governor or Tennessee has appointed delegates hrrnt every county iml the Stite to attend the Commercial (ionvientionI at Charleston . From the Laurensvilie Herald of the 17th inst., we lenit that Col. A. C. Garlingiton, of Newberrv, has accepted the norniiation fr I epresentative of the Fou it h Congressional District of this State. A fugitive slave was arrested near Milwaulkec(e on the I I th inst., and put in jailI. An excited mob soon colleet ed, broke open the jail, rescued the ne. gro, and hurr iied hin 'Iff to Canada. The riilitary was called out but an rived after the fini was over. The ow neri of the slave and hI's aids were arrested on a chiaige of assault and h battery. For the 1tilmr. M eissos. Luroas: Allow an old citizen to congral iiate the people of Claremnont E ho-etiont District. on the bright array of narncs for Senatorial and lipresentative lvi >rs, at present lietire thii. Whetn such 1nl as NE:r.soN, Gmi.-x, IkA.3 ND!s( and r 1lirt 1ensioi.m are not afr..id ving ith.-ir high sense of honour inal rnorasl ma,,lplicadint comprojiniised, by\ perlinitt inig thieir hosits pieiiple as5 caidaltes filr the h-niUtir of repiresein~ig thieru in the~ iregi-.dalture oif Lihe St ate, it, is evilence grat i fy inmz strong' andl(414 conlsive', that publli in 1 flinonig oti' si-ster Ilistrits of t lie St a~e we-t tust, loo(k to our lunen of talenit, lUln we2 liave, SIiUL inenI are inyw be fore us. Let. us then, Messrs. Editors, en treatL our- fell owv eitizens, to4 make su1re o tf thle .ser-vices of1 theitse, ou22r owna goud Ien~C anid true', anid Sumt er D istrict will For the Banni~er. SAu1.:M, IMa reb '2.1 tlh, 1854. Mesns EnrrTns )5it is to lie hopa~ed thalt none1 oif thle cand22idateus fir th(le Se. nate or ltinse ofI 1 lepresen!ta;tives t treprset this (Caremioint) Ciounty ini th SateLgisitu2re, will aniswer- any quiestions 1upon11 plciial toipj ie; 2until //4 C11 runaSSfu/l(/ open, which hereto. th re has1 been-1 abUt,(11 the first oif ,1uuly. his desire is exspressed fur the sim. ide re-asoni that we wih no side i~sues. anid diesirie no fiesfor- thie pu ripo se oif indiidua~l aid vanitage-s. he issue~ in thle com01in g elee. 11n iS ik o1f giving tile ;opie th~i Con1)fs/i P resident, andl the ProI 'l12L initen'd no1 SiU/e issues2 shall1 divcert themi from test ing this qulesi ton. ll advanUit age Iak en inlsignificant qulestionls, fir the purposeM1 oif filliing th e field'. perimps with oildi. t1 ional 5j aspiaits. Thecre is atlady miore before us thani can? p/sidy d/o f/he iState goodl ser'ice. Pao 1105' Peauco. Por the Haner. To Wan. A. ColclonglIa, Esq. Dr.An Sini :We see4 it annlrounled( im the WVatclonan that JouN F. JUNE Esgr., is no longer a cand(lidaltO for the oflice of ShoriT of 8mlnter District, andl in ns niuch as pub lic sentiment seems to point to yourself as a fit personi to fill that high and rospn sib)lo statiolb, anid you 'tnving given entire sat isfaction wihen performing the duties of that ojlice ne deputy Shier ill', suffer us, a numl~ber pf y'pur fellow citizens, to ask you to.b~corjg a can1didate for that oflike, Mint~s Va-rEAM. Correspondence qf the Bancr. Col.t'MiA, S. C. March 27th, 1854. M ats. Entrons: Our city of the oaks al wnys beaut iful, inow appears like ''l e vast garden adorned with trees of lirest f ilage td flowers of brightest lue. The p'leasant, suinmer like days we have I.ltely enjoy'.d, remind us that dread winter's ow(ir is gone, anid the reign of rsping, so fa vorable to " muisic, 10i Inight, love and flowers " has al ready connnenced. Our young t lks now spend in>any 1leasanit hours at Sidney 1.rk, where pleasant conpany and a beautiful prospect cai ever he enjoyed ; or whilc the hours away by delightful rides to " Young's twill " or the " Voodlands." We are looking forward with no small degree of interest to the result of the Alut icipa l Election, on Monday next. A fill " Anti-licee. " ticket has been nonbiniat ed, at whose head is James V. Lyles, Esq., a gentleman well qualified to dischlarge the duties devlving upon the Initendant. The present incuiilent, Col. Wim. May bin, is a candidate also ir re election. We will give you the result of the elecion as s001 as aseertai ned. It is undertool that Mr. James Gilbhes, lately Chief, Engineer on the New Orleans anid Oupelousas Rail load, will cornicitce. inl a wreek or two. a survey of the propols'd routes for the Columbia and I hinburg flail l oad. i;y the way it is colternplated to ex tend a telegraphie line froi Columh:a to Charlotte, N. (., the co~st of which is estimated at 12,000. .iillien, the Musical Iarnumi, prop. ses giving two concerts in C'harleston, on this and to im orrow eventing. 11 is agent telegraphed to A\r. ileminig, proprietor of American ilall in this place. but having ascertained that oi'i Sfive hundre i pers o.s could be satel in that building, the largest inl Colum bid, declined coining '' as it woild'n't pay expenses." inl the way (f aniuse. Iinen t, we Coluinl'ian s were. fivored +,nt last T1hursday eveiling with a concert lby our Carolina A'eking Hlird, as 1)r. Leiber has t ernied Aliss Ellen Dren nan. Miss liei~nnani exceeded the ex. peetations of her friends aid gained moat enthusiastie praise froln all pres. ent. Alessrs. lNoelpper anud l'oevace'v were also loudl encored for their per fPrnmnace '' that occasioi-t hey ren dering essential service to Miss Ji'en 1l)8l. There is at present in our city a gen tlemuau of distinctio+in in the Scientitic senieely,- Ilen noticed. We refer to lis' been ,-p endt!ing4 tw ov r th~iree -r'eeks heire ini scienti ilie investiga:t tin.. M~essrs. G laze aind i) Daey, th lcn. Itraietors fi'r iningl lie o'ld State I l'uise haive tieergt iieally"I iinu meneedI ' 'pera Lions, :un ini a shirt tiine thiat ancient, ine hi'noric' anid miemor'able capjitol durabi lity. :1i11 taste. We~ j' notc in the last week's .\nider naiting Mr. 8. ( )lin Tlalh-'y, one of our1 popuar ol taente iyoug townlsmien for Pr'ot'esse'ir of 11 ist'ry, P'oijtical l':Iomy mni' lithieies in Wom''frd to) other glnalitientionis. ani ex 1-:ditor. We hiope lie will lie ele'cted. The Paunoramai~ of' ljunyan)'s "PilI. griii's l'gresas " is no4w (1n exhibhitioii here. It liuis bee hciligh ly spo' ken of by the Pres gZeealy. nSltuaay afst erno the wncm all ay estnla, treswere comiforta ble. Wi'e fear that, these suiddlei c'hangJes mayn oain sickness from which C.ol 1o11lda is miost. fort uniatel v exemlpt at pre~sent. 8"tl'Tn IIA i~tISA l'itI>s Aiss~cA'giogg. -A mneet ng of I I"w South Cardliina Press :..;~':iaItion1 will bc hield att thle Pavlilion 44 the Commrciiavl Coanvii lion,) ati 4)ClocIk a in. A generail aiid p11!unulnt. ItendaneI~lo is roquiested. will bo 1at homIie. at Ihis restidnee~, 50 WVOil). worth rtreel. on NaturiIday, thae 15ith A prd nex'.t. alt 8 ''click. p.in,, where lie witl be happy to receive his bretJhren of thie News Pape1r Prei'ss genIeral Ily whlo miay be' ml lie City, at lhat timIn. Tfhie C2ohnnbiai Carohianig, in annhouI,(iinr that IRicha rd Yeadnl, EIq the P'r'seiet of the P'ress Associaitioin hias caltll 14pe. cmlirnmee in.[ of that bod~y n) Th'tiirsday1) lie l3tth of A prit, at the Pavilion hlotel iin this~ city, sut!!grst to the lPre.idents (it the va. riuis Ui li u{'Is iin lie State that they ex. bend al free pasi~lto to) the miembiIers over t heir irieleevI ronis. 'The su)gge.tio is111 an excellent onne, and wo havye no dout the gent lem ien appe'aleud to withi their uisu at h herahtliy, will cheerfully comply with the iequiest.-Co&uirir r. l)Ea'ri or: JA~st.. 8INingin Esgr.-We regret tom learn thiat James Simkler, E.sqr, a plnter andc gent lemoan of w~ori b, and1( mem. bcr of the I 10ouse of Ilepresenltatives, f!rm St..J'khi's, Jierkley, died4 of tyilhoid atnd pilenmlonia, at-hisi i'epideneio in t ant Pairi:.h, on 'P hurscday last in the primen ol' lifo aund usefulneIS~.se--Charlcston C'our icr. An Ordinance, To raise SiS'u;p1lies fjr the 'ear 1554, u(a fur other PIr/poses. ScrtroN 1.- Hle it ordainel by the Intend nnt and W ardens of Smnterville notw Inet and sitting in Town Council, sand by the authority of thee same, that a ''ax be nod the saine is hereby laid on all Real 'i'nxable properly with in the lirits of the said village of thirty-five (35) cents, on every hundred dollars valuation ofcutch property, crnling to asesesrncent. s:ecTnoN 2.-'I'hat a 'ax oftwelve (12) eents he, and the seine in herey imnposed t n each and every slave within the liinits ofsait Village, to be paid by the owner or person lireing or having control ofsich stave or sitaves. SECrION 2.-''lhat every person litable tie the 'I'ax imposed by the 2nd section of this Ordi nance, shall make a just and true return on oath to the Clerk, of the nunher of slaves for which he or she is liable to be taxed, on or be fore the first day of May, rand if any persone rlall fail to make such return, he or she shall forfeit and pay a sum of money not exceeding the aum of ''wenty Dollars. and it shall be the duty of the Clerk to report every such defiult er to the Town Coucil at their next tueeting thereafter. SECTtrN '1.-That the 'T'axes hereby im posede on Iteal property and on Slaves must ho paid to the Clerk ant 'T'reasurer before the first day of May next, and it shall be the duty of the Clerk to mike a return to the 'T'owne Council on that day, of all persons who have failed to pay said teda, whereupnt Execution shall be issued therefor and for cost, under the hand of the intendant and the seal of the cor paration. StcerToN 5.-'T'hat ench Free person of color residing wi thin the linits of Surtterville, front the age of fifteen to the a ge of sixty years, shall pay a tax of 'wao lI)llars ($2 00) cacti, and each and every such person, front the age of Ten to the age of Fiftien yeard shall pay t tax of Oec Dollar ($1 00) exc-pt steit as are clearly incapable frai taims or otherntis, of gatining a livelihood, the taxi's hereby itposed on free persons of color shall be paid to the Clerk or Secretary on or ht-fore the first day of Mlay next, and if any tr.-o petrsons of color shall fail to paet said tax, t xterutin therefor aml for cost shall be issuet to the Marshall direct ing him to levy tch tax and cost of the goods iad chattles of such free p'rsons of color, and in case sufliiutnt goods and chattles cannot be ficunl, then to seize such free per. on of color :aed sell himn or her for such lite as will pay such tax anil rust. St:cteN G.-'l'hat every white iihleabitant,ir fee person of color who is liable to work on the stie ets of the s illege, shall on the payment of'Two I )llars and Fifty cents to the Clerk atd ''reasurer before the first day of Mav next, b. inxttpt friimsucl work until the first day of Mlay 1855 and all persns owing tine or rnore Elaves liable to work on snaid streets, Shall ecn liayent of t0 )ollars and Fifty cents to the t'lerk and Tl'reasurir helire t he first day of May next, for each an every such slave be exrnit as regards such slave or slaves front selei work 'until the first day of 31lay 1855, anrd the ('lerlb shall naake a return to tho teuncil at the first regulir sectitng aftert he first day of May next, of all persons who shall fail to pay for suche Sce-rroN 7.-'t'hat no free person of color resi!ing wit ithoit the liiit-, of the saiel Village s""" " i tL 1 t ' wrk t:rh: tut:!.','" he or she shaell first procure frcent the Al;arshetll :s writ ten p'rnit for such pritiefge, for whish the stun of one dollar and lifty cents shall be paid, nnud for negleet of obtaining such perinit, h- car she slall be taxed doaule to be collecttd by 'ecutien ngainst the gouila of ,such free per sots ir colar ; and if' le iar she have nu goods by execution against the person of such free perse ofeolor. See-riox 8-ha'1t no s:lave who u owner re. sides without the limit of saidl Village ,.hall be pertiitteal to wurk therein nrles a written-per nit be first prociured from the larhall ft or whils the unt ecf iity cents shall be paii flr a cumt:::: laburer, atcl tlie sin of one dollar und i fi cents for ne ttic ie antd if uch slave shaill werk therein ttithout such purtnit such slavet shall bo imprisoned by the larshall until released by tle Cofcieil, and in net cease will a release he' ordered tintil the price of permnit :and expenses of inprisotientet have been paid, $T.e'i tos 1.-Tant it. Perrmit shall he grant el uIler the 7th and 5th See tione of this (Ordi tne tir a o :lga:. titst thatn three months. iECTroN 10.-lhat persons in poeesessieit of 6iraetety on the first day of March inat, shl be liseble for the Taxes thereof. Rettified in (t'uncil assenh-led and iven under Iney h:trid nd the 'eal of the ft 'urpr rudn of t'urte'rv ille, this 3the clay ef .Al~ahi one thioiuand eighe iicthnrid and istl'iv foutr. W'no. II A VNSW)R'l'lt, Intieee'eat. !aer. 2i9, 1-41. 22 i f Sale of Valuable Lands. IN tXQUIT'V-31A:ltljON DIS'tU'T Fotley Ms. AleCeorble, ) C. l.Tenry ltiack an tife, - ima, c.Ci tnd rethters. I~~ Irn ptirstuaec'e ee ta d~c'reil o rdetr oif thIe Crort ret Eqiityl ini t his~ t'a', I wtill ofl'.i for' .':cde at .\liiron (Court I lceousec o tuehe first Meitieday hii .\iay iri'x , lte followiter t . e! o fellt rae'e cinituae!': ~ r~eo I )istri'ct, ner th eeIctze b ndrv' rift the I).trit'ts iuik-rs ofe ihe Welemiingone tnd lanetesr RI~ aed. rcotainiincg fi:rre-c-n butrceicrerrei r'Inc itarrce, on wicheI ith (une I i ir.t31. A. aret a fine manttsicr htoutse. e Wih orninenrt ed y irout.ds, nut hitikhingjs, gir l'iumee antd tmgres hiott~use.. Tlhue ind te thtiN trcee't is~ ini hti.;ht staete oif e'iatuloi, aind locatedt ini ac tiecihbcorhoodc of v;ealtieci fite sece-e ly. Tere s als on heprendsee~,es astret Appraei'eseal at reght dlo!hItrs peer acre. ~2. A tract oaf tland commonicely ctalledc thle Bircwn trctt, adjaeecent tee thle' Ii rst nuatmed, sit auat ini 31e crean Dist rictr, 'otinmut ii thlirteeni htuntdredl andi t wenttyV-six acres., On)e tise truet ire en ovterseer's housice, gmt houese aned icegria houtt~.S. Appehrci sed at. uigh t dllaers pcr uacri. 3. A trtact oif Ja nd ad(jicrenut ho the last nwo tr'at, lytinig ire Marion e D istrit, k tenow ast the Thaompsoten t ract, cotaiing1 three' hiinidrad and fIflteent acresg. Appaied ,Ctit Cten dlttar tier at're. 4.' A t ratct eof land! indoiin the b Tlhomp sure tract, knoiwti ats thle Jtiones Itract, con trauimg twenity-fiv'e acres. Apphraisedh at teniidollIi rs pier aiere. ,e Thue Woodtrow tract ref hared, conauin. tiIn tiu h'undi'i!reed anrd six: een at'res', s Itt itrhet 'in triun D)istricl. Appjr' enetd ael foutr e cllars peer. acre. banid 7. rThe at ll tract of' littnd, to te (.'t woe tracts, sit uateu' in MIdariren Dis. trict1, on the sihll west side of Gre.at Pee T)e. river, tecar Diurc'h'. Ferry, cntaininir Iehtee Itousatnt eoghtt hundhred! andee theirty tilnie a cres. Out the tr.uet are ac fine steamr a!lil dwlin tg huee andt neegroeaa itus~e. Thie land th'el thist triac.t aire wetll adapterd tra the c'ultIivae to oef icottien, corne, et, cntami a quahtiftye oef vt' abtt tiu ilher, canid bceinr sittuated wvithmg a schitrt distance ref tihe liee I )'tie, andl tatotndcng itn a grow th oif pitne trees, maey le conesidherahiy enhacnc'ed in vate by the formaeutions cif a I urpentinee lan tattii:: A pcraeeiedat .tir dlolhu~s ie r acre, Pats0 coentainliitg a deecr ito of thep tands w iIt he exheib ted! op the dacy of salee, andu tma~y be seen beefore ot aplictationt aut t' eCminissritoes otbce. Terims ref sle: Th'le landsa w'ill not be soald fer hess tan lie atppra isetd valtee. If ai grtier pictee te th1e applratisemenct is ccli'rid, t hety witl bte .sechltion thocse I ermts. Exenses oef sale cash--for the balance at cretdit of onre, two, three, foutr ant! the yeeru; imeercest frtom the dexy ofl sale, andet ipayabfle annuallt ty. Putrchatsers to give bond, w'ith two or mtere ntpproeedei personaln I urit ies, atnd a iiinrtage of theo pemtuises to secure the pcure'hp:se tooneityan tite pe ay f~gr tho teoces. sarypaes C. D). EVA NS, Com.n'r. Ctcniisionern b)ilee, ) Marion C. IL. March 2A i~m2 '4 5 MARItLIED.--At Ilohkirk, near Cain. den, on the evening of Wednesday the 15th inst., by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Thos. F. Davis. Col. Baow 1lANqiita, of Claren. don, to MaAR M. CaNTEY, daughter of Major John Cantey, of Camden. Home Manufactures. In this age of advancement. and intelli geiie, why practice imconssate.icy It woult seem from facts, yearly cvi deicing themselves, that the chivalric State of South Carolina and more cspe cialiv, the chivalrous population of Old Sumter, are last vergig towards the tastes and opmiions of our Northern neighbors andl aristocratic Southerners. We wohul not ve,.ture upon this asser tion but for tlie facts, and facts are stub born things." Now for the inconsistency. The plhoters of our District have allowed themselves to be prev.iled on im many in staces, to puircimse articlks of foreign wan tfactire and Itachainam, which on ac count of shlear scentI. exterior and that alone. recoiretd them: to ionte,-whilst in their own iidst ati aarticle of tlie saute kind which we think vastly superior, in its operation and arrangemiiient, is passed over, and i.elected, and the maanuiactur ers themieelves, scarcely enabled through this neglect to imaintain the position (in t pecmnatiry view) anoiigst their fellow cit izits which thev deserve. For one or two years past, companics of ten emigratng frot the land of '' hams and nutmtgs " have Iml i.e.r peregrinations !oUnd a sintable place for location i the geia atmosphiere o: otur Sister state Geor. gia, tromn1 whence the whole South;(on ac count of their faciities for Imanulacture, and the di.-posal of large funds at their cotiiinid) is inundated with ant article of Gins, for which agents are to be ioundf In every town, city, or villa.e.', who inposed on, I.y the travefiig agents of thuse con cerns. are it turn, unwi t ngly piacing In the pases,ion of tleir supporters, the Farmer, ai articl- wh-I ch does not answer the pi:rpose. In us. ig this ,t run;; language we ono st spea k unadv sel y, but can re fer to iste of our test citizeis, who biuve been dupedi. 'T'hiese Gis are calculated to strike the fancy, n ai couiit of the fine r~os iy alparance al!- coliriig to resemi ale .iiilme wo ia groawn piriiaps ntorin of latison atid Uxon ' Ibne and unkJtnown to us. Our liarmiers themaselves have contri. utted it their in. rease, itv g.ving certifi. cate., that the (i is work well, wnii:ieni wi. ailonw tiher :ni do %n I :i first put tip; but it is nio talicoanin-i ihing to hear ti-ui ex. pre- great ih asat.tactin, mi a very -hort tine atter the t;lirgat Giis are 'put im operat ion. a treat }.orisia of lie iron W. rkt sount itemi being cast, s he, once it be com:ii's bri ket or out of repair, can never be inii.led;.reiiring ne w work or leaving the tin ai-:les;, therelby meiaking up il "Ealcus-" tlie oss entire, of the lrice of a Gift, Now, it, your snidst, are to be o Gund mneeltanns, who canl, and du put nyu a 1;11n,1 in every respect we tlnk superior to the Gorgia, for a imiheIr price. The Gins tnit by them, have been proven, bth :it Suter and the nieigibor mug Districts, to ia:ive peraoraed a greater lnonut of work in a given time, to( produce a butter lint ad to pick cleaner thai tihe Geovgia Gin. Antther advantags is, iinost nl the cron1 work about IIUOsuaN. & InhoTi Eta's G i :ut is wrought, thereby enabliner tie plosSe-ss-ir, .sinill his lain get (Alii 0: ren t Ig at once~ ta the' lsop,- wichef canfl beth case were a: cast, i [creO nit bingii a hailindry mt manyii, mnany irades, atst Sstil s tiller i advaiiais, ilhe la:st tiameda G iis arit aire estcmpaelly' but and oeenpy mutih less spiace thliani the oilier Gmn wat h lie samuint b ioler of sa rs. Toi the C it 'zens of th' iJNtrnit aital of thle Statie, we wouldh s i, we than k you-ffor tl.e patroiiage hetre tiorore extende~d to tis andf earnestly. solicit a cent a uimee aif the samei. ie cn lie foundi at. all timnee at our shtnp ini Suitterville, where we will bie-pleased .to rieeie uorders for Gins of anty size nouw nviruseat 83 O(t per saw wich wve wil wra tratve sali s:aiitisan. fltUi)SON & Bl(OTIIERl. M archa 20:h, 1 8J . -2 .2t The Subscriber OFFIfRS for salte his plantation in the Fork af iffack- Itiver contcaiing Fi ?cenu 111undre'd A.creM if Lana; two hiundrel: and fifty acres clearedl anda well fenzced ; also a fine stckl of Cattle ands If sgs. .AMES 11. NELSON. MIarchi 29th, 1. 22 if WILL BE SOLD IN Siioitervill, on W~ednecsday the 12th o uf April, toe the highest .bidder, 15 or 20 trood voung North Carolina 1 Jorses, among wvlinch a re t wo y ood pair. Th'lese haor~tes will be sol on a credit until first of Novemiber, fair notes wih approved secure. tv. JOhIN CIHINA, Auatione~er.. Ears I 20thI, 1854'i. fyd' teL 0~r Waithmian copy). Notice. TIIEI subscribers, are~ now receiving their stocka of Sprng tiad uimer goods, which have been icielete njilt great care, andi cannot fail to gii atisfauctiont in rstyle, quality, and prics. Our stock composiseu tilt articles which the wvans tad taste of ilhe community demandl and w.e sailicit a call from our frienids antd the pub. fite before calhnti elnewhere ais we heave many new styles whliel1 cannet fail to please. TiINDA L, WATSON 4- CO. Mar. 291, 1851. 22U Lost: IN E:nnterville between Satturday night anald Mosndlay moingt, one fifty dallar hilt upon the laniter'sa tind Mechaanic's Bank,'S. C. markedl "i lI,'' numbi~er 6ki, atnd Date' Gih May, 18-15, n'ndd signed by RAVEN.L,, President. A sutitablle reward will he paid Gir its race -- cry, :ands If oaflered in iradte or othierwise,'it is requtesteda information iniy be given at this of; fire. Manrch.29ith, 185f. 22 I.. N. A. 00OHEN & COLIN, FOREIGN and DOJYESTIC No. 1 17 East Bay, NATHIAN A. COIl EN, LE.AIPOLD COJIN. Mar. 29, 185f- 2'IILITN S . We the friends of A, B, DB~A Ilh Aa'i Eugr ,take pleasure in un nounicing him aus a canididiute for isrriff~ of Stuntter Disfricf, nt theo ney)t Electi.. Mar. 9,. lNM . - -, . Transparent Window P'icr Ianginugls, 4 UPHOLSTERING AND IIE9 1NG, WARE HOUSE. WHOLESAIE & RETAIL, 117 King .Street, Charleston, S. C, TII E subscriber is receiving a largo assort. mcnt of the above goods. 50,000 Hulls of Paper fangingu ; 1000 pairs* of Vindow hates,. 100 Mintrasses, of every description. Also, 'illows, Bolsters, Lace and' Muslin Curtains, .Dainask, Satin DeLanes,. Cornice, Bultads, Fire Screens Venitian Blinds, &c., &,c. All kinds of Upholstering, and the business' as usually attenled to in all its branehes. I.W. KINSMAN. Mar. 29, 18 54. 22 ly $100 REWARD, WILL be given for the apprehension and de livery to the Master of either Workhouse in Charleston, or any jail in the State, of ISAAC, Nonetimes called John Brown, who, withont any knowu cau'e, left the James Iil Planta. tin on the 20th of October last. Said fellow is 3 feet 8 miches in height, mostee-complexio; stnart, intelligent spoken, and is a Carpenter 1f trale ; and when lat heard of was in the lower country, on 3MeCord's plantation. Fifty dollars, in adlition to the above reward, will bd pditi upon proof to conviction of his being harbored or employed by a white or colored person. Apply to J. & J. D. KIlK PATRICII. Marca 29th, 1853. 22 tf. A gen cy for Iron Railing and' Ornamental Work. TITE subscriber will receive orders for Cast Iron Railings, and othe-'Iroh work mattu' factored' by f ClIMIE & BROTllERs of loston. The Work will be delivered in Charleston at Boston prices with the expenses of Iloxing, Freight Insurance, - Drayage atid Wharfage added. Any simrson wishin f illustrated catalogues of the ditlrent designs can be supplied by apply ing at moy store, where specimens of some of the articles can also he seen. A catalogue can be seen at the office of the Stmer Banner. JOSEPI WIIILDEN. No. 60 1-2- East Bay, opposite P. & AI. Batik Mar, 29, 1831. 22Chareston, S.6m Sheriff's Sales, Y virtue of sundry Executions to me directed, will be sold, at Sum terConrt House, on the 1st Mcnday and day following in Aprl tinext,-within legal limors of sale, to the highest bidder, for' r ac h. the foli wing I rod eray -purchnscrs to pay' for tides: One lIouse atnd Lot in Sunterville, ad joining lands of aid where Pefend'ritt ives, levied upon as the property of Tyre J. I)nkins, at the stit of Vin. S. Boyd. One lot and buildings-thereon in Sun-' ter-ville, adjo:iaing lands of and where De-endant did hve. levied upon as the pro perty of J. Ji N. lIhmnrnet, at the suit of 0. M. Crane. U. It. Leak, Adm'x two ca.ses, T. J Co'lan & Co.. Burk & Mor ga n. L. 11. I larnks, A. & E. S. I itggans, R.. S. Webb,, David Winn, and J. L Stephen ons et. a1. One trac' :f 1J7 acres of land in Sumter vile, adjoining lands of and below the Rail ?... Roid, levied upon as the property of John China, at the suit of A. J. & P. Moses. Deendant's interest in one trnet of 110 aeres of land. in Charetmun,.adjoming lands of G. Friet'san, W.J. Cantcy,et. al. levied upon as the property of N. Stainer, at the suit of the Snte. To be sold at the risk of the for"er purchaser. Defelndanmt's interest inrone Iract of 1G acres o intnd-inm Soterville.-andl adjointng lanrttoml --,-and where RL. \V. Atidrewm lives loved umponm as thme prioperty of T. J.. Co~aln,. at the suit of Elink & Wichen burg. One tract of 450 acres of land in Clar entdon, adjoining ainnds of John Bowmnar, et a!, levted Upon as the property oh estate of IH. B. Smngleton, at the suit of E. B. Da v.s. One tract of 50) acres of land in Fork of Black Ri.-er, ;adjoimnng lands of .Jesse Yates' et al, leviedl upon as the Property of Ian ry \ tes, at the suit of Wiley Fort. One tract of 20) acres of land in Claren don, adjoitniug Iantds of - andI whero' l)efendant lives, levied upon as the pro perty of TV. IR Brailsford,. at the sutt of Jan D. WVeaks One lot and buildings inm Sunmterville, adjoing lands of--atid whmero Defendanme lives, leviedl upotn as the piroperty of John (YConiner, at the Sttit ol Th'los. J. Cugla lo'r anthet tr. bli I neg.ro. levied tupotn as the property of G. W. Ilillups, at the sttit,oi W. Webb, for anmothme. I Negro, levied upon as the property of 'V. Rt. lerry, ait the suits of Thos. O'Steen, atti Johnm Kelly, and B. J. Hlarrison. Otne Negro. levied tupotn ss time property of Charles Blrtunson, at tihe suit of David' Ragin. 1 Horse, levied tupon as the groperty ofi A. C. L. D. Belk, at the suit of A, Caraway.. Four negroes, two Horses, one Carriage and tw~o Mules, levied upon as the properly of J If. Dlingle, jr., at tihe suit of C. C. Ra-. ginJolin Matdison, 0. W. Lee, D. J. Winn, Ji. Thomtas,.anmd thme Bank of the State of' Sotuth-Carolina. I. will sel ais- agent', three Negroes,' leviedl upon as the property of J, H. Din-' gle, jr., to loreclose a miortgage 'given by J. 11. D;ngle,fr., to Wmt. Webb and.),dL. D nele, Sr. I Minc andm one hmoruo levied upon as the property of of WV. M. Mrmore, at thme suits of J. D. Wmnn amnd A. J. Moses. 1 Negro, levied upon as the property of Edward Richardson, at time suit of L. B0, One Negro, levied upon na the property of M. M. Rtchm, at time stuit of J. S. Bowie. T1wo Horses, one WVagon and Gear, levied upon as the property of .John $. Rich, at the suits of Iavlatnd, Harral 4 Co.. and it 8, Porneroy. Qo Noirro, I lveil.tupon amj the proportyj of WV. II. Traipp, at time stit, of M. Drakes & Co. 1 Norro, levied on as the property of, Ilobert Veeks, at thme suit of thme Stale. 2 II~orses, levied umpon as theo prope[ty of ,I. Q. tijroter,.at thte suit omf A. J, Mcses, 4~ Negroes, levied utpon as time propEriy,~ of I". K.-Mayratgt, at tha suit ofL., llanuks and I). HI. Pool II: Negroes, levied upon asm thio proper. ty of 'Thos. Gairro:t, at time suits of ,John A' One Negro, levied uipon as the progty of 'T' rpi ,J. J0;tkins, at the suit of \ 4 Onpyd !Mare and Clt,.levieduiprnn~ aarthe;' plroperly of W. liesk, llrutsummat tie'nuj of 4. Davig. Ono Mule, levied tmpan na;m thme prop y of b'. Mei~ood,.at the etatt of Jphat M __ One Nogmp, ieveed upon na tiboggpn a ftph I 8. 'IRicha[rdn.. Q aintilt1I