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CANDIATrs iot A MiCAN r CITI.EN. stre.- We a: L pleased to state that a l*dy of tunety-seven stout, healthy Cermnans landed at our deck yesterday from the Ireniei bark Copernicus, Capt. \Vieting, from Bremen. Most of these persons are bound for the German settlem ents near Valhalla, in the upper part of this State. They are welcom'e, thrice welcome to our shores, and it is to be hoped that they will soon be followed by thousands of their countrymen. It is such men as these South Carolina requires. They will how down the tin her, dig up the underbush, drain the inrshes and make the land teem with fertility. where all before was a barren waste. Standard. A Polish physician at Kalafait has made a curious and i:nportant discove ry of a species of camiera, or optical telegratph, by whihl a perfect recon noisanee could be ell'etcd at an iiniered. ible distance. It cou'd be used on horseback, and the Turks had as many as 400 persons employed in this way about them. DEATH OF SIGNOR RemNi.--Signor *lubini, who for more thana twenty years enjoyed the reputation of being the greatest Tenor singer in Europe, died on the 2d tilt., at leramrno, Italy, aged 6G. lie retired from (lie stage about six vears ago, having succeeded in lilassing a 'ery large fort mit', with a portion of which he bouglit a title and estate in the neighb'rhoiod of the spot where he inl his youth had worked as a poor tailor. PRESBYTERIAN CoWEN1toN.-The General Assembly of t'he PI esbyterian Church, New School, met at Ph ilidel phiai on TkIuiirsday mioriniiig, it and nhut 200 Melegt's were presen.. The lBev. i)r. 1. 'len, of' Lune Seminary, preache( the opening sermon upon comprehen. siveness of the doc~trine of the Cross. The Rev. I)r. Skinner was elected loderator, and the Rev. Mr. )a, ling, Clerk. Ve see by the Coihmnnbia paper; that IlIon. F. W. Piekens has accepted the appointmenrt of the S C. Cojlege societies to del-er o t aeirainualmidred in Deeemaber next. ^ - The torch of the inedidin rv seis to be busily em plO6\eTl in .Richn iiid, as there were tor "! irt5Fe-urin~g Saturday) night last. . .y r'e Crops on Re:'irer-.-The Shreveport - Democrat of the rr-l, unst., says: " The season fur crops has beeunl ine thus far, got d seasonable rains. and tvcai ther w arim enough teneral y. We have had a few cold spIels, and a IatIe trust once or twice .ince the first of April but not enough to 3 injure the crops. Our plhmters every where seem to be satistied ; t hey have good stands of cotton, and the corn crops looks reinarkably thrilty. The c"rn on Iced River is now full nigh waist high, and ili; be in tassel in the course of ten drays. Methedisi Protestant C'onferene.-'-Tle ('ointnittee on Slaver in tIii' General C., - terenc, n0iow sitting im S:o edi tile, Ohio, hauvo reported the tobo awinag re,!ut- on as the r su~t of 1oir labors: " TIhe spec.. I coitee aitpointed toi takec mil 0 idera'Ytioni dte flown' res lutioni fr11 le North Ilmois i 'onti-ene viz : Tha~t our delegiates he iemriiiel to usc their efforts 'o secure a cbleuim expre's s'n of that body agnoast thei eviLh and sin. tfuinei's of slavery. lThe repo: t was as fosllows. 'That the No rth lil1i nos ("nfier enee not having asked an ognpion on . subjc't of' slavery. Rlceched, therefore, TIhat this General Conference has nori uthlonity in the prei'i.. es'" . Th is repori is signed bty Dr. La.ishiv. Dr. 'Tevis, C. W. Buttons, and J.'oi Rev. Mir. Young,2 fromn ihn inolrityv of the committee, repiorted as tol lows: "Resolved, Thalt in our opinion Amteri enn slavery is a sm, at least under soiie ciir\:urmstaiwz s." T)EATII oF Tit 0o. A. PA'us~oN. -It is withh feelings of regret that we .ainounce the death of' the [Iem. Angus Paaterson, w hoi expiraed at his residence, in this place,- yesterday evening. Jiar-uwell S'entincl. SoinVING THlE QUEsTION.--hl're is a great. deal uf hatenut, initel ligenice ini the world, wvhich only needs a little awa kinsing, to be fully brought out. Wit. "ness the following collogny: "Anniette, my d,-ar, what contry is opposte to us on the globe ?" D uln t, hi,,dP " \Vell now.,0 cointinued (lie per. Sen teaeber, " if' yoj wvere to bore a hole through the earth, and ycu were to get in at this end, where wvould you conie out ?" " Out of the hole, sir !" replied the pupil, with an air of' triumnphi at hiving solved the great qtuestioni. 7M!!ue ntal. ,.MARRIED.--On (lie evening of the 2tJth inst., at the residence of M r. A Brown by the Rev. Joseph E. Browvn, Mr. .tuEs BnowVn of of Kerahaw and Missu Saa~n BRowS, dlatghter of Mr. Ahner Brown of this District. MaamE.-By the Rev N. Graih'm, at the Ilills Basptist Church, on Tueslav 2$jl mt.4, W. W. Mtony, to Miss F.'1'. RzvmJA.nosori PHtENIX OARRIA(GE ESTABLISHMENT; No 14%. Nort4.-eest corner Ateeti~g and Wentwort streci's.CiiUSTN .. Thin stand, formerly orenpied by W. J. Gay er, ii now open again, wiuth a hiaindsome stcck of .CARRIAGES AND) HARN1E5S, Waurranted eginal-to the-hout. Those w ho wish vehicles will find it toe their Interest to call and esimine our French Coaches, .Sylphi Phanetons, SSpamish, Klttereins , l'hiladelpia lHuggiei', enyLindis. Light anid Ileavy hlockaways, &c lIepairin g in all its varIous branches prompt ly dlote. The subscribers having a thI orough kniowletdie of the Carriage business, solicits the coanunuance of the~ formerpatronsage of the aboyo *titad, aiid, preroiso satsfaction to aoll whf o may favor us with a. call. Prices low. M. RosS, ( Agents. Ma(,1.. ,81. M LOOK HERE All ye Worldly minded-men. The subscriber oilers for sale his valua. ble plantation liing onl the North-eastern side of Black River, in Sumter District, comprising some 1800 or 2000 acres lying directly on the Charleston Road iatu nearly central between Sumter an ngs tree, an excellent stand for a store and public entertainmet. , with a good two-sto ry dwelling house, large and commodious, gin house, new gin and screw, good smoke house, kite!ict and dairy, with decent ordi nary out-buildings. On said prmises is 200 or 4tJ0 acres of cleared land all under good fence, b0 acres new, just cleared -; 50 or 60 more neatly deaded, ready for clearing. There is also a large bay com prisingZ some 200 acres partially drained into Black River ; some of the islands deaded ready for clearing, worth 15 or 20 dollars per acre. There is 275 acres of superior c:in swamp for tic and very good for ho.:s, a ver ouse for a store or apothecary. n the ain road on said pretn:ises two never drying sprimgs of water. here is also 12U1 or 14100 acres of the best timbered land for a steam n nI or turpentine or saw. tinntber, that is on the waters of Black tiv. er. Further .in ifrnato: can h, had by applyingr to the st hucriber on the premise's immediately as t'ere has been one or two decent roll'rs already made, but they were not quite up to its ull height. It requires a mitat of a good spir.t and a very decent force in the bargain. Now is the tiue to strike while the iron is hot as Celays often breed d;itgert. W, 11. WOODS. May 31, 1851 :31 at C'(;anCen Journal and Darlington Fiag copy three tinies and forward btils to Black River P. O. Plantation for Sale. The subscriber offk'rs for sale his planta tin , containtg .3:3 acrd. of iul, o w'.inch sixty acres are in a st:tte of cultivation, ;.lid in good repair, with all necess.ary btiInbhng s thereun. Tiie above place is situated im Clarendon cointy, near l'acks ville 1'. (). For firtherhinformation apply to G,.-W. 3tI(l)WA Y. May 31. l851./' 31 'It Plantation for Bale. I il, r ;mr .lIe n a.ccoinmruodttiig terms, my planttitti on'tRaften Crock winch con sists of ahout I 101) acres 0; i end, 155 ac: es 'c-Ig;redbnnI in hug-h enhtivat son. Atio my stock (f Catt le. I1 l;s, 'l'hntit.on too)s, &e. (-'i the preinises is a lite Gin Ious and Screw, )wt eiing hiousc an I all nec:essary iutt-butlings ; ;el of which are in first rare order. To a go:.id purebt..er the term. wil be made e;isy. A pply :o John R. Lo. gal in S uni erville, er o:i the pre::I:s:t s to tie. WIM. K. BELL. May :31, 151 51a ti Daguerreotypes, R.I A F.\'R woul respectful y inform the citizens o: Suimtervilin and thi vicinity. tht hi will reici in here but a new days ilnger, he wuId be pleased to wait up1on any wIto desire excellenl ike'nstS of ti.iemselves or their i;C ads. IIts stav will le short. so c:tll earl . May 31, 185-i. 31 tf Cristadoro's Excelsior Fluid IlAIll DYL, No. 6. AS'ttt:R lit itisE. Thei~ tinimns of t his extra. rd iinary air ticle to pubtlic esttimtaii-n. are no'tohav..d uzpoin tihe utime that it tha. beeni betlon- the wort!. It i, comn de-'covernis ini eeist ry, and it ha' mlatijnra. ted a new' eraol it hir dye-in e. Whtieo its re. commendti ationsi ? Ist.-t cha nuest' the hair oft anty ohnioxionts cohtr to nttureno's blacok or btrownt hittr. unrd noinris.hes inste'adt i ofbiriner it. .iele' to iname atin~ Itane' of its tiltiro. Gtth,---lt imto thi wideo't popiutlarity eve~tr yet ac-corde-d to a siilr plreparatiuon. For tt.- tstabtishettr-i of tese a-Sort inns tby proof, see thle te-st imittny at (tn is~Itiumn5, Not I, Astor Haw whtere i~t Prnieo pe-r box. S1. For oWle btv ,RIt'E & TPit0.iSON, 50 Country Hams, JUTretceive oilndi for sale bty J. TP. SOLO.\oNS~& CO. Musy 17, 1854 20i HAYNSWORTH & GREEN. w1.'iJ. tt.wsewon-rn. .lonN -r. Out.:F.N. ATTO'RNEYS AT LAW. SH1iTR1 VILP, s. C. W it prctie ia Sunoser at:.d the ad. joirnng jlrstrictts. Fiebruany 15tti, lui. 2' tf T H E bost and latest Edit ions of &'ehool Hooks, of all kinds ini genueritl use, to be had at IIUTL.ER & NEW lER YS. March 15th, 18.51 20 if. I~l Lf B. otftchoic-e country cured ?a BACi ~fON, tind 500) lbs. No. I, LEAF L1AR I). for sale low for cash only, bly BUTLE',FR & NEW IERY. Marth 1:. 1854 20 t f. PROVISIONS. - Coutttry I lam and.i ii Shotuflers, Picklfei Beef and TIongutes Goshein Butter, Rice, Flour &c. IMixeud tPichcs, in pts, qts. and 1-'2 gals. Olives, Canpers &e Cathes, Raisons &ec Raisons 100 Doxecs at a Doldlar per fox PER ES Api'., 5, 185d. tt'. The .Subsri r OFFERSII for sale his p'latntatton in! thei Fork of Itlack River coti~ini of Land ;two hiundred antd fifiy acres cleared antd well feted. - .AMES II. N E1.0rJ. Marchl 29th, 185I. 22 3m E. R, COWPERTHWAIT, IFurniture and Chair K ING, 2(17 ST RIEET, Fivec Doors aibove' Wenatwortha, CIJAISTION, S. C. Feb. 29, 1854-. 18 6m. OUR OFFICE I6 PitEPARED TO All Orders4 in Job Work, Wo hoipe those of our rearhers wishinit' woerk donta. in tli ben wm! aiv us ccii' Executive Deipartm ent. u r' .. CoL.Bu4IA 3d May, 1851 W W II.iRE AN inforunt on has renh'ed this Dep:rnnent that on the nijrht of the 281h of February last a mnurder was conni Ited in Darl ingion ii trict, upon the body of a. slave namned Peter, the properly of I. A. WN.li:,4ronn, by a rgn-shot would1 in flicted by Vin. L. Wx' iliaimson,, who hax fled from justice. Now to the intent that the s10id1 Wm. L. WriliHunson may be apprehended and iroiurlht to trial and enoidir,, ptliiment, I hereby ofler a. rew.Ird at Two liiinlroil and lity Iillars hor his dehvrv mint any of thle jail in this tdate. The raid Williamson iii aount five feet eirht inches II hei&luht, well formed, mauely hair, red complex on, gentlemainly i: de,4rim'nt, and <uiosctl to le Iliry- four years ol. Given unlr my hand and senl of the State. at Colin bia, this third day of May A. ). 1854. JOHN L. MANNING. IbiN.r 1t.:ttnv, Secretiry of state, M:,y 1t), 1t53. .N 4lt ICE ! ICE ! ICE ! l IIE ('OLUI.BIA ICE IIOiSE .as been entir--ly rebuilt, to 1as to be cnpable of holding several honsand tuns of W E. ini i is now opened for the sea"in. EIvery facility will be allordIed to persons living at a distanct. to sn.iply themin regularly. It f.ill he sent oll'every morning. ii desirable, by rail roiu,.pasunger or freight'irain; and thec railroad ageet.s have kind y offereds to give every i' sily ;or its transpir (tion. We, will always have .t mn at the di liretit dcpol3 to receive returned blnikett, boxes, &e. Ciust of ice two rents p'r pound ; dravage, holitw ml parking l cents; charger on railroad will 1:e from 2i to 5o 5 i cents per 11 pounds. BOATWtIltlTI'I' & itAlttKUIA)O, 1'roprietors. N. It. Iilhaket arc a very convenient mode of transporting ice. Ulla nkels nill be furnished at cuit. May 10, 1851 :3 tf I,' i.i'C 'h4 -/ i t 4C; TIlE lI(5IILES' I' nICES GIVEN. 'ill- *nlser;bear'- p-iogl. the high est price for Co;ttn and Linen; lI ; per sons having themn for ,al.,' i I lintd it to their adlv:anitaer loalin . l'A!t'ER lallynN11a7/1 1:.cUlANTH, iutelvr.ton, S. C. Arr:r- rot -r:j . Crnnpa nti. May 10, 185i1. 2 6t. 100,000 GIFTS For The Peopwe. JOSIAIl P'fsitI.i01 submits to the People of the I''icle gtates. hi' ET RIS, In conneelnon wi,.lh the etihit ion of hi Mlagnifiint and l,..nen'e ' & SOUTh AM: RICA, AT At'ADE1 V IIALL, G 3 ilroadny. N .'w Yo-k. 100 000 TICKETS ONLY, A' $1 EA CH Will be'. sohl linch piirch ier of a Tic ket foir T'll E AD l)SSIUN (IF F'Otil Pl~itSONS 'i.o the* Ithiblition.i nxili Le~ pre"nied wt ilh a Numbinered C~raiiate eni i lliing t he Jlobb-r to .A KiI F li3, h caI ini I:arrisonf Tow.'n hip, Gliourie ir 1i '. . Ji r-y. an.i w iihmi 15 itiilei ofiP l ie. j.ia IL i.tmbrai'es over 10d aire of f..ind, ini a high s:ate of4 a-in'.o iti, with IDuel tling, 16rns un-Iiithaer n-cenarv t. I touses, iin cl i pa. er is a hang Or ebf:,rd :f chrinee l-':its. ' i o iyntile. toi th. l'armi ca'hiin. Iii l4: of lIEL.A N itiEl). A per pet iial lean n. i:Lhout sicarity or interest, " " " 2.00.4 1400 2 "" +.9500 ea. lt,000e 10) " t- it0 1,000) TIhe~ ('elebrauted Trotting2 Marte, "idly )ale." n'i ho iun 1trut. in h~arnerss, a mi ile ini 2.-140 v alued at4 1,5iN 5 Ito,'en. #aid Phani :i, vulihneid at $50)0 each,. 2.5004 5 "* "' " 300 '- 1.500) (Ai piir tii of tL'he Pinnos. are TI. ilber.'n & C('x Ielefiratedl .id ima<. Othuers of' ltlett, lDavis &~ ('" Spiewlid ilustal nnents.) 'The Splendi~id Series.i ofPainiinugs knaowni as thle 51 i rriir oif New~ fing I:.ud a4ndl Ca'nadi an: Sceinery.,'' updf new' re'ahzoiag a handiifm.- in come44. by3 t'.iitionsi~ ini the East inlueif 3 Lixglht andi Ibt iifti:1 ('arriages, '225 ta., 4',75 101 Gold Watmchfes, 1144-- 1,00041 40) "' 50 4 2.4i'0 J1i "' Penasandii Cm.ses 5 '4 5-.) 9-1,819 Piec's of ('hje.', Popiular and 1li0,t000 Gif.t-, Valued at $9f4,3H0 ON I* G;IF F.O R EYEF',' ' ICK'l E. i order to, insure 1t4 all conce'rne'd a pe rlietJy fai4ir iandi Hatisfactory diispo-itionlul of the aboiive imnmd Gifts Mir. Pilitll i '1 propses that thmo Shiarehiold.'rs shalil mneet togLehe . Oa Tu'n su.ar lv.NI~in, .LeNic 22v, 185-f; (Or soone~ir, if all die Tfict s are siold-die o 4 tiee of wich~l will be~ gi veni,) at some 5 uitabile j-lace, heurea:fter 44: be des'iignat'ed, and atppoin a COMailTTEE (E F*'VE P'EIISONS. to re evethe proiperly, wliyich tii'y may idispose of in such *manner-biy fot or oterwise-as thii Shaarehoulder. for the. fitthful pe'rfoirmanc4e of the duins ru'ilu:ired f themf. . Sh~arehiobfiri residling iiri of 41i, ehv of Nem w Yoirk, will st:iamf upoin the: isun foitin": as resi denit, aund whateveir may fallto I t4heir shares will be foirwardled to them, in snehi'i mnner :1s they miay idirect, after the p artition hats takent place. LW"All oirders for TPickets, by mil, shonl he aiddressee to .I0SJA II PVIft I A !4, ACAI DE SlY IAA.l,.663 tllADWAS', NiAWYOi4K. If it s'hi.hi hadpensii tht iti:~e TIickiets are siilid whenuaa the orier i ri'ceived:, th4e moiney wtill he retmunedt', at 'inr expen~4so fur poistage. Co'.rries residence. Coiy4 and4 S';tae, to preveint errors. Or, 1 ii couveit, eneloise anl inve.tlopek, ith i their idireciiiins on4 it in full-in n Inch, such T1ickiets as thle~y tiay) order willI he re turned. Mlay '21, 1854 31) 4t. N'otice. Tlieo .nscirir havinie completeid hisi atr ranigemntsni fir mninig Sa-h. liliin I-a Pamn nell D~oirsa hera leave to inrmhis frienidi and thie pulick, that lie is preeuredl to furnish at short .iotiee, Sa~sh ofall siz". pi imedi and glazted. Ilii's to, iliit .fiy size' wviliwp, riain-ii': or not., ando PnianelhIDoors 411 any, isize. or maske, apr tioni ofi puhiuc4 pantrimnagie as respel~4folly solicitedi. i swork is all done by haindi and! 4nt ofgood season4 iimteirial. . 50(0 light. of 8 -.. 10 Sash readly for delit cry, tosiui windows ofl2, i15, ior le ights. Sumteratille, April 12. 18-11. 21 f Th subsew'riiwrs ire niw ittu r.ipit. of their SP RING A NI) IUM M I-l NTIOCK, consist inzg of every vari' 13 of Geitls' andi I,adlies' drei' goodii. Grocerica, lard ware &c., which they are preplare'd to usell as8 cheap as thsis market can uaf'ord. Pleaso call andi examine for yourselvos.. R. C. WR n On . A. ANDERSON, Sutasaer'villc, S. C. Respect fully informs the people of Sign. ter District that he has jnit receiv .1 and now oflers for fale the Iest selected and most choice stock of Sprinmg aild Sumnmer Goods, That cannot he surpassed by anything in this market. lie hus received many new styles which purchasers would do well to examine be. fore bying elsewhere. BitOAI)CXLOIlS, CASSI M E RES ANI) V E ST'1'1 N ( . A1.50. A full and large supply of Ihosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, HanJ kerchiefs, &c. &c"., A 1.Si) A large asortient of Rl*EA DY M AlDE ULO. T11ING, which will he sohl low. IQ" Garmerts fnbtrtfacrtrd by the subscri her, tool tvarran. td to give satisitlction. Or ders from at distance promptly attended to. A. ANDElRSON. April 5th. 1851 if Notice, JIils' received and opening i fine stock of the most fashionablt 1 al ;.atest Styles of Spring amd Stilumler Goils. Consistiirg in part iil the ti-lmi ing articles. Ink. & aniicy (lotl.s. " .t; "nsl;liIt'res. Sprin"! & Stumer 'Tweeds Ills. White & Fancy Silk Vestin.. " " " Mr'eailles " " " " a Linen Drills 11lk. White & Fanev Silk Crusat.. inen & .Cambrie ' Silk &. " llandk'fs, Gloves. Socks. & Draw.ers Linen ilo'somi Shi r's ond. iol"ars Silk & Mlerino under Shirls. 1Ilk. Silk - " lits l'anaa & flmey Ints. Cl1otihnaag. 111k. nod Fant'.- Cloth Coati and S arek. " " " "'TweedI " "t . "4 ": ". Alp:lea " " Silk, Grass: and I .iien l)rap diete " Ilik. and F'ancy" Cn-simlere Par t.1, ;)rap 'ete ail 'l'weed.,, White adil Fallcy .ilen lik. White, a-til fany Silk Vest lhomh:iziii toil Linen -. What :ind ihney Iiarsailes, " All of whichi we iini iie our fri'n-hia and the ph!ilic gen-erally to call and e'anin. We lre also prepared 011 mtake to order. any articles in the iTailorin.: line, as neat i'heap as enn he done in the State on the ra rime terms. W1NN A. (CLARRSON. April1'!, P251. -:t tf .100 Reward, .naa Lrom my Brother llery .'S!! at P[eter 'Pe I )-e Ilver, iv No. re) Fe-ilow'. (yr:i. Ilie I. between we:i iy-live and ti.rty yea.:trs if l.e, briglit cijp. he'r c)Iitop;QXaein-:-h.ihl celik bnt's, tipper Front tti h slightly i cay.:h in irint. I1.' Is almuat s- l''eet i to II i"1h s igh fi, he prolie:sC to Ie' -riiio;l I ..rl::n .iler : and wais in the halit of workmg about Siteiir ville, and is hriibab.ly lurking, aboit here now. or at Coli~ut, wth'ere hii nit her is. I wil .ive one int-IreJI d.)||ars rew:ii for hi.s delivery to the in Conwaybo'tro, fir Pilty Dollars for bit: conlincilnt in :y -la in the "a:e en I ian iet hun. .11 torimery be:niged to .\r. .lclt.iod of umn ter Ditrict. SAM. 11-:LI Cinw:airboro S. C. April 23 154 (i ~ :b1. DR. 0. HL MOT, COITMBA, S. C. NE'AIR TI/P ('0U T7'I 11[OUSE. Ill>-'A-:! IN Drugs, M~edieim es, Chemi~ cals, Perfumery and Fancy Articles. 31.\ R K T. 31airchl 15, l1'5l. 2io ly. A. BROIDE, Deale~r in Iroisions, F~lo ur, i-A CON, GROC RR IE, W INES, L IQUORlS, C'IG IR. T OILI CCO. TAE. I S, d-c. Plantation Supplies and CA .VIt i I'l ii l'CI-. TEfA. .\OLA SSI-',, (1 :Ii:ES, &c. I P 1. lt&' /r-I)m Sre, COL.UMljIA, S. C. COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE, T'lE u ~nriicri,ined have this day,~ assoiated thems.elves toigthmer, tnnler the above n:1ne, andl stch- fur the tansac-tioin of all buie-.i in the (LOTillINI , and 'ilR l1 ANT'l TAlILOR' line, and)1 .nay lie foiund at hie Corne store formerly oreiedii- byv Chrk 4 1.. where ihey w il h happlii i~y toi arroiitniidate their friend s andI tihe pulit genierallIy. S. E-. Wi. ('LARIISON. TO uairive by thle next Trauiin, achm als Clarilied and I 'i lUe Suigars, superiior Ito and, hvi a Coilue, Nfo. 1. Maikircl in Kits, i' ,a':, Starch &c., whl-chI (can be bouitght low frm, 1hUTll .l & NEWIRI'ty Mairch 15;h, 1851I 20 ti. CROCItRY AND .GLASSW~AI{J, G ran.iite I inner an iilreadilust Plates.~ Steak Ili-i1hes, lhiitter Djiisheis, Soup lhowhi, (.tstardl Standis, Frous i,andtis, loiwer Va-ies, Chinia and' 4lass Canidleticks, P'reiserve D i-bis, Dcccar.teii, Tnmbiliers, Glass Pitichers, and a muinber~ of c:her articles just received and for salie by T.' .1. SGI.I NS & CO. Marl-l 22th, 185 I 21 if. C, T. MVASON, WATCHI IAKERt & JEWELER. IS priepardi to dlo atl neanner of work in h i Ilie, with n.iearness and ider-patchi. II is te rin are Cisti. lie is stil~l at his oldl stand jus above tmhe Town hlall. Feb. 8, 185.i 15 t f Home Industry. -- TIlE Subscriber takes this in eihoid of nformig Is friends ail alie pniilie, that lie haso recently enlarged his Carriage Shop, andh procnred the services of ie veral good work. mnl, and'is now ready to hihll Vehiicles of any dms-riplion at thieshortest notiec. hit proimisies to repair with heatnesul and despaieli and sat iafy all tho who may favor him with patron. ago, In cheapness &c. . OTS - a~, 3 .. R.l~ G0 ~ . POTT3. At Bishopville. TIi: Subscribers are now receiving from the Charleston, Baltimore and New York markets, a large and complete Stock of Goods for the Sp;ring and Summer trade, comprising in part, under the following heads, viz Stapap & FaDscy Dry Goods., Among which, is a fit assortment of Mus ins, lace, Colla rs, Gloves, Mtt,(, &c. READ)Y MADE GL7HIW, Roots & Slaoe . Loies fashionable Silk and Straw Bion nets. ('ntlenea's fa'hionablr I IATS-Iina ta, Leglttro, and P. L. Do. HIardwar*c & Cutlery. Carriage lhardware and Trimmings roun, Nails, Ilollow-ware, Saddles, Bridles fariingales and Cllars, &c., &c., &c. Also, a fall supply of GROCER IE S. All of which will he sold low for cash or to punctual citstoin'rs on time. Thankful for past favors, we respect. fully asks a . continuance of patronage, promising o! our part to use every exer tion to satisfy our cu<tomers in prices. 1OG1 ERS &. S'EN:CER. Ilisoinpville, Mar. 13, 1831. [20-t'j NEW & FASHIONABILE SPRIAG (&" UMMER GOODS. The subscriber would respectfully call 1 attention to his large and well assorted stock of Chtallies and linrege )eLane., Plain colored 11'rcges, prited da. l'riited ini plain Jaronet .Mushn.s, Iopliii and. i Oet Lustres, in dress pattern:, Ginghiam, JIneiick md c-i'd Silks, Marcelain Silks Iotted & 1';tin Swiss Muslins, Mull Muslinw, Fine Imtbroidlered collars, Cheni scettes. Itfats W:iits &.c. Alex:nder's Kid uvcs, Lile Threadl WG e loe &C. At low and uniform prices. ,. 1. Il.:?. OSNA 11U R;.'S. 'lain Striped Blue Deni)n, ''icking: & c. l, ach ed and Brown Shirting, 9 1.4, 1() 1-4, and 11 1.4. Linen Table cloths, Diapers &c. Lon: .loths of all giiialties. Irontint ,incns, Ptl ow-case Linens. liv L. . I1\NKS. E :'A ADI S,. files. Prunes, Ra(isins, I'reserves, Cand:es. Nuts &c. &c. L. B. IL.\NK8. Alittia! anvthing ' -l to bp c;ld for For .a!e by L. B IIANKS. April a, 1351. -1 tf Notice. 'I'l I sub-crriber are nowt receiving theit stock of Spring and Sumtiner gods, whielt have teti ledie n. ith great care. ant etunot fail to Oir i satifa ction in styt n reality, :ind prices. Our stuck cropiises all arttel--s which the wan' and taste of the community demand, and we soliit a call fromn our filendi and the pub. lie beiire calling clelrnher- ^"- we have many new styles which cannot fail to please. 'INiDA., VA'SON 4- CO.. Nar. 29. 1851. * if Just Received, .A1'.~ Freh iply of S PRING A N!) STI.3MMER thtine, selected by h.: $itbncriber himself, ..h..hm::. eg. *trine .e kniowledgie of 'the IRuipes, toikes a nio pre smnpt ion itt himit to Fay, that siomea of ilthem are cheaper gootds than have ever beeni btrou:ght to this mnarket. 11rown: itminet' 25 vardsi to cte dollar. Genttleen's IIiuskin Glo es 75 ets. a pa:ir. lbtfuo:l colore-l .3ti.din aut JN j - eits, per yar I. Frenich lirillintgs it) et'. a yarJl,- a fine ausu'riinent of Funey Goods that must antd .koidd be soild. Gr.-eric-:. (Crockery, I [ardwa.'re, lHats, ernd' lb,mt.ets. loadies, i en:ts, and Youths .hioes anid woitufd Ite too -edli,,ns. but ceom-- undi see andii I wtill wa rranit yout saisfaction, blth fm style.iund April 5th, 191 i3 f New Store and New G~oods, TIll i wider-tiened hasi establlihed htimsiel fin this~ iiae and hats niow opene'd a laurge and wiell assortedl stock ofi Ire%hiend N'elct Dr~ugs nud1( -i((h?dc i, witi Pr;inis, Oils, Dy1e-Nit a.is, W''ind~ow (Ilass, Var nishies, P~erfunmiery~, Pastent Mte. dicinlet. &c. &c. All of which are ofC thle best :jity, and t it l be FI I o olitn accomo. !oatmgi. o tei. A sha.re of t he pubbei puatrontage W. G L. ICEM. 1). D~ec. 2,3 1853- .RE 9--if. ml: To Arrive, )I1(;-fGS RASINS, CA\'DY, ERl, &e. A LSO, HirraigfeI Detinis, P5rin:ted Jaconets, French Ciamrics.Fio ssrtem Ging ham, lak tand colored, and Enmbroidered Goods, &.c. &c. .J. TP. SOL.OMONS & CO. March: 8th, l1% . 19) tf THE " WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE " Is nowipen. The Public may de pend uipoh hiaving~ their wantts stupplied, at AL ,I SEA SONS of the yetar, ont reasonable terms. Ice~ ordered front the cotintry wtill be well tnek. di iand prfomfptly fotrwardedl at all times. All oirdeir for lee must ho addressed to WVIL. MlINGTON l(CE I OUSE."' 'I- ER)IS CAShl, wvhich wtill be strict ly adhe1:red to in till cttsesa. Ilepotsiti may be imside by persons ordering froim a dlisttnorc. 7.'' T pfl)', ONE CENT PER POUND. Extrat chazrge for package, dray age, &c. A. M. VAN BOKKEL'EN, AprilSilt I~MProprietor. JOIHN T. DARBY. - 'WITH G, LITTLE& Co. G. IXPT L1E J 1) SCOT 01C'(, F. JACKSON. N. 199 KI NG S' 'R E ' , Next door to Vitorir1Hotel. Always on htand-A large and Fashionablo Stock of Reaidy-Made Olothing, AT Tut EIOW EST PoStULIE PateRa, SIlRTS, JI0SI ERtY, UMBR El>LAS, &c. &c WI 101 SALIE ANE RFI'AIL. Apr. 12, I8AM. 21 l, Dr. Wa Jas.Dargan & Co. RETAIL, DEALERS in Drugs, Medi cintes. Paints, Oils, Dye StufTs, Pa tent Medicines, Window Ghibss, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and a variety of other articles usu:ally kept in Drug Stores. Jao. W. DAROAN, W..IAs.DARGAN, M. D. $7 Next door to China's Hotel. Jan. 2, 1851. 10-tf. Epping's Sarsaparilla, (EST NOW IN USE,) And a variety of other popular Patent Medi cines, for sale by Dr. W. .TAS. DARGAN & CO. F'eb. 29, 185-1. 18 tf A Lot of Paint Boxes, t\Vater Colors,) for sale by DARGAN& Feb. 29, 1931. 18 Garden Seed. A large supply, kept constantly en hand bly DARGAN & CO. Feb. 29. 18 tf Excelsior Family Starch, I. npotd packng--s. powdered. Also the 1-ighly celebrated Corn-Starch.,. for sale by JARGAN & CO. Feli. 29 .1851. 18 tf Genuine Cod Liver Gil, Prepared by Rushton, Clark & Co. Also cold drawn Castor Oil, ,very fine.) for sale by DARGAN & CO. Fe.b. 29, 1851. 18 tf Spanish Cigars AND FINE CI[EWING TOBACCO, for sale by DARlGAN & CO. Feb. 9,. 1851. 18 tf Fancy and Toilet Articles. A beautifnl assortnent. Call at Ir'f, n's and exatnint* then. Also a variety of Note Pa. per and Envelopes, for sale by )A RGAN & CO. Next door to China's Hotel. Feb. 29. 1851. 18 tf A, C. SQUIER, NO. 203 AND 210, MAIN ST REET, COLUMBIA, S. C. Yanufacturer and General DEAIR LV FINE AND PLAIN Pianos. ChaiCs, i # A LL-PA PF.R2, &c.. &q,. &c At very low prices bir cash. Ile li "onstant ly ropl--nichine his larg,- assnrtnent from his MANUFA(CTIORY in Colin-bia, and from New York. and now ofiers a greater variety than usnal. especially sn in FANCY -AN) ENAMEIEl) FlRIIiTURE, sitting and Rnekin/C'hnig. &c. &c. A. i. GALE & CO.'I SIPERIOR AND GItA'T'LY IMPIIOVED 'IANOS, at New York cash prices. !G)" All Pianos or Furni ture said by him are warranted for one year or longer. All' kinds of Furniture neatly arid prompt! repaired. A lar lo of MAHOGANY VENEEI1 en hand, % h er.Cabinet Maker's Materialr, in great va et y:: WALL-PA'PERt AND BORDERING, a large anti rich as-ortnct. -7 F unerals served at short notice with Metalic antWou-J Coffins. lie w.ald respectfully invites his friends and the public gentc.ally to call and examine his stoc k. ROBERT A. YONGUE, COLUMIJILt, S. C. HF.GS-leave to call the attention of his friends and the public to his Large and handsome stock OF JEWELRY, &c. In aadition to his former strck, he has just re-civedl a new nnd exiensives assortmtenit of GlIf.D .anid SIILVER WATCilES, .Manel Cl .OCKS oif every variety, Silveur and.Plated Warte, a latrge irriety ; Slilitary atil 'Fancy Goods :Guns', Ride~s, 'Sportsmtan'st Apparatus, Fine Pocket and Tlable Cutlery, tand a large assirtmnent 'if F4~NCV GOODS. im' lpries will he fotim'd, siu examinatron, to he as motderate na at any other estalistunent in the Soth. TIhantkful for past invors, he so licits a contitnuance of thae patronage of his forimer friendis.andl customiers. March I's, 1851. 20 ly. .Just Received. LADIES' Boottees and Walking Shoes, G ai ters, Kid-T'ies, &c. Genits' Calf B~oots, and Hloottees, Ladijes' and Gents. Over Shoes. Also-A. fine assortmtenit of Ihardwure, Tin WVare', Sadlery, &c. Fancy Goods. Ladiaes' Woodl atnd Moroca Work-Boxes, Puff-Hloxees, Port- Moniet, Segar-Cases, Brace lets, flair antI T1ooth Birushies, D~ressitng, Tuck, and Poaect Conhs, &c. IHooks, &c. Noivelm, Poetical Works and Sc'hool Books, and a finu assorttment of Stationtary. G I{OCElt ES. Brown, Clarified and Crushaled Sugars, Rio anid Java Cofyee, iltdasses,.Cheese, Rtaisons, Dried Figs ,F'lour, Candles, .Soap, TPea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines, Gitager Preserves, &c. - Also, a fine assortmtan of Caooking Ultensils, For sale lay J. TV. SOLOMONS & CO. Marchi22th, 1851 21 . ' Copartnershipr 1\otica T IE uderigndhave associatedthm atnd style, for the t'ranetethotl of all bu'st ness in the meircamtila liti arnd tmnv be fotutd at the old stand of Wmn. WE~BB, where they willI be ha ppy to see and ftc comodate their frien~ds and the public.. .. R, S. WEH~lB. Mar. 15, 1851. 2q tf E00TS, 8II0ES, TRUNKS, G1AITERS,'&G',, &C. TIlE ,Enmporittt of Fashidh Anrt1 Quality, whmre may lie found a complete.nssortmnent of Ladies' Mens' Boys' Miasses, and Childrens' Boots, Shioe's, Gaiters.,&c., oT almost every style andi qutality. They are -freshi toods atnd are all warranted to give satisfactiont. -Next doo'r to Rt. C. Webb, &TC.USN ..Mar. 22, 1854. 21 tf FOR SA LE OR TO R ENT. T1IIE suibmcriber offers his Farm, having on it a dwelling anad out li oules anid the best eter in the district, situated a short distance from the town of Sumnterville, for sale or to Rent. Terms made easy, atnd eingvn't once- P 'RRY MOSES.t May 3, 1854 27 tf 1u, Hinsdale, Dealer .in Groceries, Hard ware and Dry Goods, . 252, RICHARDSON STRE EfT, and corner of Garvais' Street, -COLUMDBIA, 8. C. March 15, 1864. 20 ly MAR. EDITOR : Please announce Col. . M. NELSON as a candidate for Senator for Claromont County, at the'ettsuing election, and oblige. MANY VOTERS. Fehruary Ptih, 1('1 . 15 tf ( * Watchnian please copy. Mn. EDITOR: You will oblige -many citizens by announcing Col. .J. U. BLAN_ ING as a candidate.- for Representdtive I, r Clarmonnt County, at the next sesion of our Legislature. , . Feb. U, 1851 15 tf ClJ' Watchman please copy. Mr, Editor : The Citizens of Clarendon County arc desirous that C. W. L. REYNOLDS, represent then in the next Legislature. By announcing him a Candidate for that office, you will oblige them. We are authorised to announce .\l:.j. A. C. S'AIN as a cand: date for Reprgientall ye from Clareotr (onty. at the ensuite eleciod. Feb. 22, I851. 17 If A Messrs, Editors : Yo _ will oblige many voters of (lartaont' tion District by annunciur Col. t. i RACIIlE I TIl"l1' as a caud.date for seat in the Lower Branch of thr- Le ture of the State'of Sou: h. Caroin::, at tI. etnstih:g election. We- the friends of A. 11 BRADITA M 'Fsgr.. take pleaunr. a+: mr noucing him as a candidate tor Shar : of Sumter District, at the ne' EO MANY Fl RFD. Mar. 29. 1854. 22 (j We are authorised L announce Mr. JAM.iE. I. WI i.' SPON. 'of Salem. a Candidate for i., rerentatitve fr Claremont County :,t ensurmg..e!ection. March 3. i5i . 19 if A Nuxiiflir of Voters tale pleastro in announcing Col. WJ t L..\\i A. COLCLOTGH a.a canilirdhte for Sho iff of Sut'er listrict, at the next elert nn. M aren 15, 18.51. , 20 tf. Mr. Editor: Please announce Capt. T. O. Fttutasoy as a Candidae to, Sheriff' f Sumter District at the en,-uin election. Aug,..41rg. Mr. Editor:----You w'. oblige a number of t he vters of Sul ..e, Districts.by-announcing in -yottr c.,ium'. the names of Major Jian Ba.LLuiZo, .t Canddatq ,fur Ordnary at the .erst electito. Aug. 13, 1853. 42 i f FURi TAX COLLEUTU 1. M1R. EtwUron :-lcnse announce , ROBERT W. DUR,4NT, a cand.I.,. for Ta:CColkctor'of Sa'emt County, at lt. next eecticn, and oblige . lANY VOTERS. January 1 r, 1N52 13-tf M? The friends of Capt P. M. GI BBONS aannttnce him a candf date for the o~fi<'e.of ''ax-Collector for Sa lemn Countty, gt thei ensuing election and (oblin - MANy VOTERs. October lu.!j 1FO li 0 RiI N A 1? Y. (G-r,r-Editor:-You wilL please annaoutnce WILLIAM 1H. BRUN SON an a candidate for the Office of Ordi-. nary of Sumnter Dlistrict, at the ensuing election. MANY V-rr.ns. April 27th,, 1852. 27-ri P0O . fl4E RK. oEr We are authorized to atantunco T. J. lNlKINS, -Esq., a Candidare for Clerk of the Court, ut the ensauing election. MlANY VIYT ERS.' A pril 16th 1851 25 e Or Mr. Editor: Pes% nouttce alr. J. J. MlcK ELLAlt, a- (anihi date for Clerk of the Cotrt, for Sumnier Istrict, rand oblige Mar \VTrts. A' A pril 13, 1852. . . . 2-tf FOR CLERKA MR. ED)ITOR:--MANY FR$lND.R of W. J. N. HaISaTs- are desirons of'iitM fing him in nomination for the Ollie" C;lerk of the Court of Stimter District;a the etnsning election. -~ May 24, 1853. . to sia~ We are authorize to nnnm, . 8: l'OOL. as a canidi' frShrilffof Sunite. Distrrct aut the tens December 21, 1852 .*.. 8-r Mr, Editor :-Please an notunce JOhlN N. McLEO) a catndIud for Shiertiff of Sumter Dlistrict andl .,I hige MIANV FRI-ND. June 20th, 1853 '.35-.: $1O0 REVifRD, .Wl.1L he irvetnor. tir apprehe~nsion and de hivery to ilh' Master of ether Workhoue in Charleston, or any jrill int the State, ofl~. '(A - t", sometimnescaillel .tohn Brown. wyho, w,:hou any.,kniowu cpus., left thec James Jijil Plrda tion, on the 20th'or October last. Said delti* is 5 feet 8 ind1e in height, mustee comaplexion, smart, intelligecnt spoken, atnd is a Carpetnter by tradli; ai whena last heard of was In the lower cenanry, on 3lcCord's plantation. Fifty dollars. in -a~dition to te abov'e reward, will be paid upion proof to conviction of hi. being harboredl or employed by a white or colored prson. Apply to J. & J. D. K I RK PATIUClH. arch 29th, 1853. 22 Uf. Notice. - , . T ae Subscriber, wi~eof'[jubert Croghna of Sumaterville, Shop.kMeper, hereby give notice that at the~ e.npiration' of one mont.. from first publiiitin of this advertisemerr it is her intettn to trade aas a solp tra'a MARY CROGHAN _Fcbutary .28, 18541 18 t f ZAMCING SCH%. MONS. BI RG ER respltybitri the cittzens of Suannerville, 'tbh F1 P. nag school opens to.day, l'h~d- .uF'M the Towna Hall, at 4 Welocnk fuo * Liudies atd Mastors; d's'einck mer U tlemnon, the time s'ubjet to be than, For partictilara apply at China's Ho.tel. May , 1854 27* if. ~VArn and Osnaburgs. W f IE subscriber, Agent for the DeKalb MItt'4 kiotury, offers their good. at manufacturers pr cea PERRY MrO8g