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For the Dinner. What 1 have Seen ! I've seen huge 1ountains pwards ri-e Lilling their summits towards tihe skies, I've stood beside tour awful steep And view'd the cataract onward leap. I've seen the sun, with wings of light, Disperse the gloomy shades of night; With warms embrace in roy howers Swvell opening buds to blooming flowers. I have seen bright spring her horn renew And bring forth flowers adl wet with dew. Still I've seen nothing 1 to touch " In beauty or grandier Whal -bonan. Roach. 8.tsco. Is it A ny body's B .iness. The tlollotwm.a: :s stiitistttl, :(Jr the con siderationo olt I whom , it may cmna ern, ly at me'mtb--r ofI :ht; inlt Your O)wni dust ness Society," with Ih hopio that I: may be prodtctiie of gooJ result. Is it anvhody': bu;sinaCss It it yentltman should choose To wait Lpon)a ady, If the lady don't I efue? Or-to speak a little plniner, 'T'hat the mae.wing all may know Is it any body's busioess If a lady has a beau! I ta person's onl the sidettlwalk, Whether great or whether small, Is it anybody's busintets Where that persons means to call Or, if you see a person As he's callig anywhere, Is it any of your litsimess W\lhat his business nay be there ? The subs:atce of our query. Simply sttted would be this Is it anybody's business What another's business is ? Ii it is; or if it isn't, We wou hal teitl!y like to know, For we're certain it it isn't, There are some who mtake it so. If it is, we'll ,join the rabble, And act the noble part ,Of the tats lers and defamers Who throngl the public inart ; Taut it not, we'll act the teacher, Until each meddler learns It were better in the future To mind his own concerns. The little Pet Plant. A florist a sweet 'little' blossom espied, Which bloomed like its ancestry by the road-side. Its colors were simple, its colors were few, Yet the blossom looked fair in the spot where it grew The florist beheld it and cried. "I'll enchant The botanical world with this su et little plant, Its leaves shall be sheltered and carefully nursed ; It shall charm all the world tho, I met with it first, Under the hedge. He carried it home to his hot-house with care, And he said, "'lhough the rarest cxotics are there, iy little Pet Plant, when I've nourish'd 'its stem, Inl tint and in 'frayanlcc' shall imitate theam,," Tho'~ nonae shah~ suspOc't frromt thte road -tde it tcme. 'Iutaun Nium I'll call it-'i beautih amte ; WVhile botanmats look through their glatssaes and view Its betan iesa, thecy'll never suspect thtat it grew Unider the hedtle. TPhe little Pet Platn', wvhenc it shotok offV thec dirt Of its own neative soil, soona begant to grow pert. Anda tost its small heatd, for perceivimg that atone Butt exotics were rounad it, it though~lt itselt one. As a wilId tilower, all wouldh h:a a thohimt it was lair, Anrd praiased at, though gaaud.er bao..som.i But whaen it a~asumeP hiot-htouse airs, we see tharo' Th'e forced tants of its heaves, tiaud susncta that it grew linder thle healg~e. Matn 4t.. In the byways (Jr he., ohl hiow .nanyt thetre are, Whoic, bemyta born uder somtte foart mt ate star Assisted by beran y' or talent, grow rich, Anid bloom itt a hout-house~c inisteadi of a ditchl And whiadI they d isdainm not th-ir oanly simt. ple stemi, The hotnorte ay 74 omiy gain haonrtrs to But when (like the t'et Platat) stuchi people grow pert; We soont trace themic back to their pritii tive dirt Uneder a hedge. J. TI. Niight. Coleridge pronotnneed this sonnet the best elae itt the Enmgiisht lanmguage; andi whatt is qbuite renaarkatble, is the lacet th it the author did- ntot know thec laguaage un-. til after he wats thirty years of age. MIysterious nighat! wvhena ouar first parent knew Th'lee fromt report divine, ande head thy Did ho not tremble ror this lovely rratme, This glorious cantopay oh light antd blume! Yet 'nteatha a cturtaina or tr~taslucent clew, Ba'ted ini the rays of tihe great settinag fltate, I~e.'perus with the htost of hieaven came, And lo! creationt widlened int maca's view, \Vhao could htave thought sucha daarknefrs lay conacealedl Within thy beamcs, 0 suct? or who could :'.nd, Whilst thy, acid Ieafr, and insce stoodi revealedi, TJhaat to suach cocuntlests orbs thcou mt:ad 'st us~ bittd! \Ve iy do ie ii hlen, shun c deal h, wat ht atn.' - is~cn strif: 1 If itAt cn thtus deceive, whlere'er anec blte! *-VWashington C. Pange, Esgr., easher of t-he Birach of the 1armnero' Ihank icn Alexandria, Va., died s.uddenly sat his residence In that city on the night of the 4.'h Inst. Mr. Putge's father died many ypara ago with as much sudden ness, and a brother, while delivering a Ofi of July addreua to the Mabonaic Lodge oft Alexandria, suddenly fell and expired. - " It t akes mejd lick laiuis," as the Yan. kee es boo'4nnster id when hte-whipped Curiosities of Taees. In 111ay, of last year, Al. Charles Gainlichaud l:id be11ore the .Acadtnie des Sciencee of Paris, the tl~ .1lowing ea riont d(tails of his experimaents on the deformities of p'olar trees, partienhir lv on those exeres eee.s which form upon the ste"us, and which are u'n.alv the effiets of cracks, moic or less heaI. ed, eo)veered w, ihl several layers of wood texture, and alays very fu1l orsap. M1. G:audichand~ mntio 'ed that, one cultivatr, who had( a gre-at mam- de tformed trees, Cut onle of these c'xere scenceO bilylti om Ii 42 tel1 to bottoln with at hefging. bill. lruinediately at .Jet o~f,,ap sluonted forth. falling m11re" Iha 1 a yan f 'r1 om the tree itself. () trying anoithetr, at Ima3gn ficent tall black I:oplar", the nt imblle had scareh-l p'ene trated an inch, when a hotiz ntal je: of sa] c:amle oun, foamning aInd sparklil~ liyk chaIle ,in, aid 'eblI a cupi1le .,i ydsdl fzrom1 the tree. Anoter ceb, o bing, wtoundle,l. y itIal half a igs1he ad ~f sap, wlielh nlaina :a loud noise ill is sling foirtIi. .n 1, at ing this, l. le 2la1rechai \ an'.n it Said that it reminded himt of Somfle cirellurnstances in Aigeria in the autuiin of I 138. Having decsired his soldiers to get Somlle p3aiisa les, they preeded to cut down smne large cork trees, when they were not . mrucely sur pirised, bit po''sitiv.-ly fi iglteted, at hea rmi 2g. as soEo1n as I lir hatchets lad penet rated to soine depth, loud gra .121 and sighs i stilig tart f ro m the trees, so plaintive. aud] so hmanl21 in sound, that thle so1hlier's hearts alost q11ai1 e I, The Miarechal IIIahted i f h l le pop lar, whieb .l . Gutailiclhaud had imen tioeed, could have expressed itself inure pitiously ; while at the same tiine ia qutity of red liquid issued from thle wouniided trlees, iiuixed withI bubbl es fgas. and expelled with great force, while then tree continued its sighs and Iamentations. 'These sounds recalled to his mind the ienlu us passagesin Virgil, )autc itnd 'Fasso ; there the trees thus endea vor to prevent tile Ci ilsaders from at tacking tlell: as il T1asso Thence issued forth, in mmurnful concert jo i ne:d, Subs deeply drawn, and sighs of human kiuid. On his roused soul a crowd of passion pre -t, Feart, ysorrow1, swayed at once his breast. Yet frorn its sheath !his shining sword be took, And the tall tree with all its vigor stronk; Straight frorm the wounded bark a torrent gushd 0 smoiking blood; the ground with crimson bilied. The crusaders h .d] probably sl ruck Sorne cork trees an2 the poetic fab)le would seem to have been a realit . The. Marchal adJdedh, that hail thev beel il the thisrtecenth eentury, iistead oitithe hint.eenth, with its n:ne1 so. per.tiialitts anJ tlles o1 aoreerers :n2d soreeresses in2areerated in thn trees. Ie was qite s c. ih . w 1ld b.ne beca obliged to u o withn '3t thler pal i Dr). HoI)o1er, ini his H* i~iaaa Journal:~s," jus.t p~ulied, give an'31ae coutitt ofI the Thlus somie (of whomi, behd.ngingi. to the approv'iers of the establ Ilihmenit for the sup;-rssionl idihugee, ihe hhn2 ielf'a.i U(ft tse, lhe san~., thle first was a1 rjildl l'oking roan12, wVIao had bleen hborn and2t bred to the profesi~sion: he had1. coniiinittedl many' imiiiders, saiw shartne nor' rem2rse. 114e exlahinea to ine low the gang wa1ylay the i.;weariy traveller', enitr iito ctonv'ers:it ion w ih en ~ gile rouind thle titim' 232n eck, and2. 3.t2ingles himn, press3ii.g tile '21 Iuke aginst. the spine'. Talkitg ath his ow~i show'.ed 1.3e thle tiiin ats co)' lly as5 a sai2 1(2 '2nce tauighit mc the haninan's1 I.not. The Thug i of any (at, 31fo patiu!a3r staitions, whli-h they gelner m1..f steet for 13.uirdir, thrii rl 1)33 i . (dakhiee. a robbher) hellong1 to a ciiss whyo rob ini gags: utnee s(o formin3g par1 t of1 thelir profe)tssion1. - TheC0 s r all high class Iubajpoott, originial ly friom Guzera t ; w h1o3, (2n be ing 'onq~ue'red, vow'.ed ven~geance 0on manikinid. They speak bo1th J liudustain C nd~ the( oithierise etincet Onzeralt languag ;41' t his I isguttural in the ex treinie, and1. very silngular ini sounid . The(y are 3a very remar31kble people, foutnd thirouighout India, and2( cal led by varl4)ios naine2ts ; thle iei oe dr ess piecul iarly, and1( are* utterly devoid of m1oudesty. 'The manif I examtiied waIs a1 sho.rt, squiare, but Ihr moore po'wer iii Nepaliese,,with highl archleJ eye brows. The1se people are2. great, cowards. TUhe Poisoners a11ll elong to one easte, of P3asie, or' dealers ini toddy ; they go simgly or mf ganlgs, hautinig tihe tirav eller's restieig-p laees, where they drop0j hlf a1 rupee weight, of pounded or whIole datuira seeds it' is food, pro0 dueing a tw.enity four hiour's initoxic. tion, du tring which lhe is rob bed, anid left, to recover or sinik under the stuipi fy ing :leets of(I the Inarcotie. Ile told 2m1 that tile datma21 seed is galt~ered without ce'remiony, anud at anty time1, place, orf age of the plantt. Ile wais a1 dirty,~ iill-condlitioned looking fellow. 'Mr. Jounes, dhon't yoti thii in : mar ae is ai rileanfs of gralce ' 'Certainlyv, my dear maiidamt, anty thling is a mans of grace whichl breaks up prnide and leads to repentanice.' 'W illianb, I fer yonu are forgetuing me,' said a buright. eyed gui to he~r sweet heart t he othie" day. 'Yes, Sue I have been for getinbg yoU these two yea rs.' The youg man t ho 'once saw the day,' whe~in he 'otuldn't assoc~aio swith mechan-. i.'S, is niow acting ilK biook-keepe r to a me.,~ anmanmn QueavaYr='n ofA aw an at Boots & Shoes, JAMES FENT1ON, 1(17, .RicIt arl/son .S'tr cclt COLUMBIIIA, S. C. H[AS couanatly on haind and is~ daily ree tiv iug frel~d sIjpplit'tu( if ll lhiiida of 14141ii*s antd (tjg m n' Imctt l4luLs:i U liti hu ofie~ t(41 (Iii lt(',t find, iun,. Also. FRIESH[ CA LF-SKINS aia(1 SO1LE 1.EAi'i"1 foC lr lluuItzitalkvrs. MWILLS HOUSE, THi-OM A NICKEL:sO-N Pr opr i et or, CIfARJ4Es''1, ,S. C. C. P. RElYISEN, (SLC(1,FOR TO ()t. IIAX", .1 'i,) "l11I0LI:'srjij~, 1111I) RELTAIL MANUFACTURER OF COLUIMII1, S. C. '1'. C. WNO1tR'.L'I, A N ) Forwiarding ilerchant, 1IcKENZIE'S CO.V'1~'p10..i I )' : ND 1': \'C Y Stole, (;'l,1J.MBIA, S. C. 1':AIt'rIIS ANt) \VEIfI\C:S FIRNISHI; A''SIIOR'1>j'N(Y1CE. Mat'rch 1S,, 1,5 20 - l -- J. B, NIXON, PROPRI IiYP1()R OF r THEF Corner Qu~len and Cl1Irit-Si. Clutrieton, S. C. Feb. 2:, 18:)1. 13 1 y. Samuel Jeff 'ords, ('11IAl 1.ESTON, 48- C. t'lI.x:( \ Al il'.11l.I ( l')F 1'EN$ of at ccjnz nt1 nn hl land~ an tidfr sale I b I1i71)S'ON .C fRCI1O'l IER, O):). 'J'eun ''rauuc 11:111 fu~l1r . i i . "IBROWNING & LEIMAN,"1 .IM1'O.1? 'Ll? S 01l' DRY GOODS. 209 and 211 King-srect corner of Mar ket Street, ('11:5 R1,/;.5'0,, .Y. C. C 1ARP''1N(;.-n;irin, 3~ Ply's, Brus se,~ls 'I'..;i.trv" and V'e'ts. (CURT'fAIN MATIER IALS, in Silk, Satin, ('1' 1'l'AiN ('A.lilt1('Slttl 311;STIANS, in E~lH{I~)ll)EllE;U LACE and MIUSIAN C1; 1{'1A I \S, all ,t vle.'. (11:''4 ( I ILNI I ',. ill all the ne~w des.igns. T ASSELS1.. &r., 1)11A I'1"I('b (:0111)8 and IIEI.T, 1{ PES, IflU t'I'IMI anmd ASTI;RtICAN FLOOR OIL. ('1.4 )f' 18. SILVER~i aol 111.l' STAl. RODS) nd M'tIlt (':AIf'IINCS, 'if all .tvli'"i. WVIITON, \'151,1'5'' and AXMINS'1'L IUM':S ini g.riat varity. I' I.:\ 'I'A'I'ION \\ 1.1 EN S-If i. 4N. It,'d and W1hite FLANNE 1LS, 511l1{'1'1\(:', &e. COTT1ON OSNA lfCI(:S, of .dI the hest 15~ih and Ameirica n 0 'O'l'TON I'L.AN. N 151.5. I'ritofi. :nitidii. aind A neLricatn l'I1N'1'S. LINI OF II, Rh I II Ait ~I IS()S Ettjlerilir 111.1.', ri r Sin,-li lies, Silrtiz, y, P1illow CwL~es, ''ale I1:11:,:tlIts, I)tiylis-. N~apf~ins, 'I'n~tellings, II ti(k:hei, I: s, 'riiit 4('loth-,I. 11. L. iape rs, 4 ;r.s Cohs,, &c, CIA)'l'f lM. I .XM1lS a1:ndi \'E-S'1'NGS of in'-: Iri'iieI, u:s. MILVA .\NI'S C1.U'l'I1M, in nll the ,'lizdet of EutgIist1 ( ii.fs. S.\rINI E'S '''EI)S, JEANS aind LIN SI~yv,, of nll pIti tus an~d ,tv It's. %V1 TI . t '1.1. .t si)I:' I VIAT OF Rich Dress Goods. AiI SIl.S. I'I1t S, ,\AIe.. ,GIU 11051 IIA/iIES, AILPIACAS and tsI OUHNI I NI (4 J)0I)S i8 n r a'a:ris'tv. 1\lVi:.j 4 : 11' (1,olr in Grea:t v'ariety' All tin" :j Ijivi are ofC our own P)IIl T vY 3zd:;rvi ;4)ITA1Tao\ , an~d "iflr'"il :at tle I 1WV SS'!' ,\I,\ 11 K 1I' Prices. 'I'EI(M1S.-t ':n-I, oir City Aci'cjtance. LP' 'I'Ii" (130 jirice sstemi strictly ad. Itcrei lIo, and all (sit i W rra ld. BR~OWNING & T.EMAN. Chat~rlstoun, S. C., Jan,, 6th, 18: 1. 11 If .ardiware, Paints, and Oils, &ct J. & dlJ{ It WIIIT, SIGN OFI 'I'1i1E (dLIE 1A('K-I1. ,ANE5 IOf'ir f~r sale' :t viery luow prices, a large :aiui we ill at-orteiI 'i ask of' 1111,1,-.' I1'" . ' I ) 1111,-i.i I).v:; Z i7 (.oupl. ilivr:f ait the~. Depot free of chizirg.. .( .' I t 1"W t Utp Marcha 15, 1951. '12 ly Lumber and Wood, TILE iubsoriber, superintendant of the Stetam Saw Mill of Coghlan, Dixon & Co., re spectfully informs the public, that they arc pre pared to furnish Lumber of any description at tthe shortest notice. !laving good wagons and tepmts, they enn de liver to purchasers when desired. 'T'hey have a large quantity of prime Oak and Lightwood which they can deliver to customers on mnoder ate terms. 'fTattsm.-A reasonable deduetion in all capes for cash, or otherwise, notes will he taken when orders are filled. Every exertion will be used to give satisfac. tion to those who tavour us with ordets. COG LAN, DIXON, & Co. Sumterville, Jan. 18, 1851. 12 tf Notice, Look Up Street, Vr:nn C ntrtri's IIOTEI is still in op eration-(thanks to the kindness of good friends}-ready to receive customners, and enterain then. to their entire satisfaction. Mr. C. is resolved that his hotel shall tnot he excelled by any house in the country. Everytling the market can furnish shall be spread upon his table, well cooke l and cleanly. The ied, are all in good order. and shall lie kept so. Give him a trial a itd Mr. Clark pledges satisfaction. Jan. 11, 131 11 :f Important Notice, FELL.OW CI'I .NS:- -it is a painful task to dtitn, but stern necesCsiRtvatnd your netgligence and forget fulness, denatol that'I should reitinl' all those indebted to ni, either by note or ae count, to come to taw with the chink. hides or corn at the mill, on or before the first Monday in ,March next, to save yourselves of diispleas ore: am to cheat Lawyers, Sheriffs and petty (onstables out of cost, for At the loss of a ptenny You'll grnnbhl aid groan, As though the rheimaties Were piercing ench bone. ''he ghost of hail shillings Forever you will haunt, Anl von shak.., least to-morrnw Should bring you to want. E7,' Pay up, oad save costs, and there will yet lie a ernst left you. WM. FRANCIS BUTLER. .Jan. 25, 1851 13 i f. Columbia Clothing Fullings, Bostwick & Co, COLUMBIA, S. C. IIAVE' constantly on hand the largest stock of inetlis place, which they are prepared to soll at pices lower than any o-her erttab lishmetit in Colmnbia. Their Clothing is manfctured ht them selves with particular reference to this tnarket, and t0h1y feel w rrantael to say it is imferior to none. and S IPl ItlOR TO blOS'' (1fI'HIING oflered in any part of the country. Their busiiness i= con ducted upon the one price cash pr; iple, and the price of their troods iuar cd mi plain itrires tpo i each article hy which a uniformit y of price is observei'd, and th inexperienced hver is enabled to make his ptrhases at as low a rate, as the more experienced and hetter jutige. Persoas vitIinir Caolumbia are respectfully invited to att examination of our stock and prices. February' 15th, 1'%i . 10-ly. ThIt- aucib.n rs are nrowt it tec-ipt iif their SiflNG A NI) SUM I~I~ STlOCK, cauns.t ing~ of atvery' vari-ty of Gentts' andt' L.:ais' dlretss goods. Groceries, Unard werr &c. wvhich they are pireparedl to. sell ats eap'; as t hii- matrkr'tcan niihrdt. lelase caill atti e-xamine for yourselvtes. It. C. WEIlill & CO. t N~egro Shoes, Th usriber has mrade arrangemnenta faor temanufatictture of from Four to Five alThousan p'airs oaf thme above article by theFAll. l'or referenice as to qurality, he would resptectfully re-fer perstons who may Ihe disposead to purchtase of hurm, to those who pinartized him last year Aa Iu ptrice, hia will guaranttee them as lov as cant be oflerdedl. Maiy 22 2 .J MORGAN. To the Public, JIOIIN ChINA offers his services to the citizents of Suimter District anal thte putblic gaen. a-rally iad paledges htims.:rf to give every attn tian to the sale aft all proipertiest entrusted to hisi han rds on comitisionr. eithter at attetioni or pri vate .sal--. Thle faicilities lie enrjaaya tas to sima hamr anda lis long expterience int the busiiness arc stttisfaitary avidenice of his abiility to do juistice Fe b 22, 1851. 1 Boatwright & Barkuloo, C LOLUNIA~, tS. (I. W"HJOLESAL\TE AND RETIAIL~ , Dalers in IPure .Druyqs, J~dciee (/,cmlear/s, G/ahssuare, Dyqe. Sltuffs, and all kinds of GIENUiNEF A NI)D POPULAR P)ATENT M~edicines, A i'omnplett assiortiment, of the best quality, and at thae lov-est priiee.. Matrcht 15, 1851. 20 ly. Old Brass and Copper. T1hte Subscriber will pay l2-3 cets per poui in ecash fe'r tiny quatity of ol Brass or Copper, tiv ieredl at his shopils, naar thlie WVihington, antd Manchester RL. Rt. Depot tmn Sumnterville. TI. J. COGIILAN. Februatry 28, 185l 1 tf. Home Industry. Smethodl of inlorming his fric ndm andit the piu ic, that he hats recenitly entlargedh his Carriage Shop, adproenred thme serv-ices of several gaood work nmen, and is niow readly to build Vehicles of any dlereriptionr at the shtormst notice, lie promtises to repalair with neitness anal espatch rand sat isfy all thoso who may favor hin wvithi patron age, in chietapness &c. R. G. POTT3. IaNetina, S. C., May10, 185f. 28 tf 50 Country Hams, JUTreceived and tor sale by J. Tr. SOLOMONS & C;O. May 1 7, 1854 29 t f PROVISIONS. Count ry [Ianm, arnd ShoutlderR, Pikled Becef and Tona'ues Goshen Butter, Rice, fljour &c. Mixed Pick lea, in pts, qta. and 1-2 gais. Olives, Capora &c Gatndies, gaiuons &c RaSLons 10O Doxes at a~ Dolaror Box PERRY Notice. BiMiliopV'iIe Ca,'ittiget :tad 11lata-sam M611ntttfactory'. .JA MEFS W. A M11RtOs E still continues to carry on tie bove butIsJiless in all its Various brninehes, and takes this iethod of returning his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron. ar. nill hoies by close attention to buuness to mtll merit the sme. CA ItRI AGE. ANI Bi11G. G LX im made to order and w\arr.nted for twelve months. If they shou!d fail inl that time in paint of workmanship or material. they will be repaired free of charge. lie deems it unnee. ensary to say anything in regard to the neat ness and durability of his work, as his work will show for itself. Call otn hin at Blishop. ville anid lie will give as good bargains as can be had in liarle'ston. He also does plough-work at short notice. Iorse-shoeing dne with neatness and dispatch at $1 50 all round. Ili terms for new work will be to !lit purchasers.-With interest il. wa: ys. I ishopville, S. C., .lan'y 18th, 1854 12-Gn AT Il OLD STA ND OF S. & J. OILIEIT S .&E. M. GILBE RT continue the CAlR RIAGL' - IiiIH SIXE Si ti at the above stand--No. 35 and 10 Ventwortl-street, Charleston-where they will be pleased to exhibit to their old friends and customers a very extensive Stotk of Vehicles, com prising thnoe of their own manufacture, together with various other styles usually found iii this unarket. 'T'heir long acquaint atlo with this mrket as mantufcturers and dealers will enable them to ofler great nducements to iui chasers both in styles and prices. March 15, 1954. 20 ly Cabinet Wareroom, F. M. ANDREWS, Takes thi.; ncthid of informing the citizens of :Sumterville and vicinity, . that ho has just openened on - - le corner above Clarks Io tel, his NEW CABINET W A Ri EROOM, 't here lie will keep for sale, cheap. all such furniture as conies unter thik depariment of his trade; atd will furnish for cish, at Charleston prices, all descriptions of iuriiitiire miade. Repairing executed at the shortest notice. Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with out dehav. Feb. 8, 1A51. 15 tf. Fall Goods! Fall Goods BUTLER & NEWVBE RY would respectfully inform their friends and the Public generally, i..la ti$-y hiw e jit -,-, ;udci i; hg e und ,,-l;;e lected Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every quality and style of L. )IES, I)ltl-'SS ()OIIS II.avy Goodsl, &c., (.rocer ies, Htoots anid Shoes of every description; latest style lHots andl Caps; Inrdware and Crockery; lie:uly Made Clhthini.;, etc. etc., to which they particularly invite attention. - A t.80 A lot of CHOICE SEGARtS. Notice. A 1.1. persotns who are in my debt a fee, Wil pease to come forward,'and pay it to tmu, For I am now out of the indulging misd, A ud coldn't wait ouner, indeed, if I woubl The Site rifylmLs gut. cmie, ii iti imarness in ieark; And soon I'n to trot on a very rough track, If my friemis don't c;a.ne forward and give ie a lift. I'll go to the devil, soon, all in a drift, But r aher than go to him, so early, hark ve ! I'll give a we bit of a hint: now m:a rk me! If you don't pay tip, right under your noses. Am i th--n, sih, then, you'll get your farin In lell, he'll ronst you hke~, a herin, J. S. ICi. M. D). Clar rndlon, Feb., 8, 135.l. 15 if N EWSTORE Ti'rIl 1)hwr Sot of thne T~ou-n 11(all if<nd net,ul oppoie JTinll &f lat T1111 subist: her woulid respectftully in. lermth, itIzencs ofl utrvl n lthe pubilic genierailly, tht lie lhas opened nt lie abhioie pIcet a~ enieral a :ssnrzanc-int of D)ry ( inl., flioos and .'hrx. iats and CapilS, liardwarie, Crochervwvare, &c. &c. A..i' A Choice lot ot F,iiily Groceries of every description, with Fruit of varius kinids, su:ch as O rabges, Apples, Lemons, &c. &c., whieice will .sill very low for C;alh. .1. DARImTI. Nov. 9, l1%3. 9 ly Ln Equity---Sumter District, VS. F. J. & M. Moses Cimurh' IXW. M iller. J Cotmpl'in. Snl's. The creditors of the. late Dr. JAstes HJAVN .swor-Ti, etit ileidii tilaiuder his as.-ignmnt tot t he abiovi, named'u Defendlant, esecutedl otn the 28th day iof July A. D). 1882.are hereby no tilld thtt by atn ordler in the ahove ut~stedl cause, they- are requniredi to estahltsh their de mianids befo~re mee, C'ommtissioner in Equity for iutehr District aforesaid, on iir before the first :hay of alay' next. 1I akO give: nbtcei that I will unttil the said first ilay sof May next. receive proposals for the sabe of a part of the real estate conveyed by the said actgnient, lying partly if tnt wholly ini the corporate limsits of Suitnterville, boundeil by lanids of Dr. .1. C. llAvNSwvotTu, WV. . Unasox, TI. J. Coiun.ANx, and Mrs. C. lBos. 55Acti. andh by the new road running froim Stin-. tirville to the steam mill of T'. J. Coounit..x & ( 'i., siuppioseid to contint about one hundred anid mity neres. W. F. B. IIAYNSWORTII, Com,'r. in Equity S. D. Dec. 27. 1853, 9 tf TINDAL, WATSON &CO, Tillh sob ueiibe rs having establisheid them. 've. ud he~i tnd opposite A. J. Moses' Store, respeict ftLj Solicits the attention of their friends and11 the piiut liei their well selected stock. 'iier assorhimeti comprises all articles usually kept, (ene-ptinu liquors) andi will be constantly repleimsliedl, and idisposeid of on as favorable terms as aire oiereid noy where. Their stuck consists in part as follows - Ladlies' Dress Goods and Trimmhings. 1Ladies' Collars, Chemtisettes, and Under sleeves, Laces. Edlgini gs, antd Insert ings, Jlaconet antd 'wiss Mitelini Ladies' anid gentleme~n's L.~ llIdkf's. A large lot oif )Iosiery tad Gloves, Cravats nind Stocks. Also, A full supply of Prints anid Domnestics. G110CI3III ES, lirdware, llolloware, Carpenter's andl Blacksmith's Tools, Cistern Pumps andI Pipes, Curriaee Trim mmngs, (Crockery andi Glassware, Sadidlery and Tlarnes.. Boots, Xhoes, Hlats, Caps, Ileaidy made Clothimg. &c. &. &c. TINIDAL, WATrSON & CO. lAni.s S. TisNtAt..' XH. W~. Via xa Februeary 22, 1851 17 tf To The Public, Aucion,1eer's Notice. JA MES H. CLA RK begs leave to ntoti fy the ciitizens oif Stunitervillo and the vi citnity, thit. ha is nnw preparedl to give~ entire attention to any buishiens' i auotion lineo. He has hatdisoe~expebne. and hopes by diligen0ce And AtteOitidit nerst a shame of nnhlic favna DYSP EkSBA! CAN BE CURED! Dr.LORlIl'S BAU'M DE VI.'' or Halsam of Life is, arftera trial of upwards of twernty ..a in a great variet of cases. confidently of-ered to the public. espe cally to those nillieted with the most distressing complaint, as a sure audpeed y relief for their suflerings. ltead the, following certificates. They are from gentlemen of high standing and residing in your immediate vicini ty. They are but one or two of the many in err posesion all extoll ing the healing virtues of this, (to use the words of a grateful Dispeptiit who was cured by its use) most precious compound. Ceriftcate from the Rev. Harell Spain. U)rEavr rLLE,. S. C. Jan. 13th 1853. Mr. CuAs. D.LORM . Dear Fir: -Last Spring I used two small bot ties of your JIalsan of Life; ind experienced tnuch benefit. I took it two or three times dai. ly, a teaspoonful at a done in a wine glass of water. It acted on my liver, and imparted a healthy tone to all my digestive organs. reliceving me of distressing hendarhe, and many other disagreca bsle dysjp twc sytns. - (lngnse j 11. SPAIN. Mr. C1AS. DELORIME: DEAR grit :-l take great_ pilesure in recom mending your 'ainurne do Vie." which I have often used, and alran/s with decided relief a when suflering from attacks of Dyspepsia. At once a stimulunt, tunic and cathartic, I am sat isfied it will prove eminently serviceable to aif vho are afllhc:ted with Dyspepsia. Its general introduction throughout the country will be a public benefit. To keep a supply constantly on hand, whicir I would n ot exchange for all the Aniti-dyspep tic nostrurns fron Maine to Texas. Yours respectfully, iSignodj JOHN W. ERVIN. For sale by, AILLER & BIlT'I"'ON, Wholesale Agents Sumterville, S. C. Also for sale by Dr. W. Jas. DAnaAN & Co. and Rtic. & Trtomtsoy, Sumterville, S. C. RoEna & SrENC3n, llishopville, S. C. November 9, 1853 2 tf Business Card. BROWN & DeROSSET, 180 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK; DEROSSET & BROWN, WILMINGTON, N. C. Colton Factors and General Conznis-' Rioni Merc an ts. D B. McLAURIN; Esq.. will give'per i sonal and special attention to the ru= lerests and orders of his frienda iq this - Stato and the adjoi-nind Counties of North Carolina, who may favor these Houses with their patronage. Consignments -of prodJuc to the I!cu e in Nc. Ycrk, "ith& by way of Charleston; Georgetown, '6r Vilmington, will ie covered by insurahce, if notice of the shipment he promptly giv May 3, 1833 27-tf Improved.Cotton Gins. Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish es to inform the public that he still manufac: tures Cotton Gins at his cstablishment in Suie. hurg. onl the most imp'roved and approved plan c hich he thinks that the cotton 'inned on one of those gins of the late improvement is wotth at Ieast a qiuarterof a cent more'than the bot= tin ginned on the ordinary gin.. He also man olacttures thetm on the most ainp. construction, of the finst finish and of the he'at apaterials; to wit. Steel Sws and Steel Plaed'Ittbs Case hardened whirh he will sell for d2 per' Saw. lie also repairs old gins and puis them in com plete order at the shoirtest ntice. All.orders for Gins will be promptly and punctually atrended to. WILLIAM' ELLISON. Statehure. Sumter 1)is. SC. Feb 17,- 21r Veteriniary Surgon. ritizens of this, ai tihe adjoininmg Dirstricts that hre hias removedi Ihis Stable, *neiir. tire Dhe. put~ of tire WV. & Mi. RI. Rload~hire he is ready at all timres tor tark,. charge of.udiseased Hlorsee for a nodlerate chrarge :in all'edsiNmhre there is no cure no pay will be expeni! l. ile alrro continues tro take Praisengers- to rnd' from thi" iepirt, u~rnd exprects shortly t1i rec-eive at Neiv' Omnibus for that prurpose. Goiods hre will hatil at thre old rate of 10 cents per package, tuta -Oita~t time partronage of-tihe public. ., Felt. 22, 1853 17y'-tf LEONARD CflA PIN, Manufacturer and' De'aler 'ilA Carriages and H arness, OF every descriptidrn, Nos 124, Meeting street,: arnd 33 Ventworrth stree, next Ltoh old ittand of Gilberts & Chapiri, Chrarler-ton, S. C. Oct. 19tht, 1853. 51 1 ] Negroes Bought and Sold. TIlE underrignedl hras opened an officer at No~. 16 State Street, Charlesiton, where he has c.a. hand a nutaliir of LIKEL.Y YOUNG NE~ GRtOES for sale from which ihe can supply thre wvants of riny of tire crnunity. These Ne groes are putrchaserd itt Alarrr-and, Virginia, North atnd South Crarolina. 'I'o his lot et is contittuall yreceiving accessIons. Thek highest, prices paid at all tines for ne roes. 16 Staite Street. Charleston, Dee. 21, 1853. ' 8 ly Law Notice. J. B. N. HAMMIVET, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SUMTER VILLE, S. C. Office next door to J. B. &i R. C. Webb's New York Store. Ma rch 22, 1853J 21-tf' For Cashi And that only. Thre chmeapesnt GROCERIUES ever solrd. in Sumterville, catn Ito had frotm GORDON & CO., at Dr. Melllett's Old Stand. -Aso Segars of thre fintest qurality and most ap proved Brands in the world, logeher with Preserved Fruits of' different kinds, Syrupe, Nuts, &c, A shaure of the puiblicipatron-. age is desired, provided itits accqmahied by tire CASH, but not otiterwtse. June 14th, 1853 .GOR-ON --REMOVAL;. BUTIER & NEWBJARY have reamoved from their frmrer stanrd tothe one formerly occupied. by E. I). P'RING LE & CO., ondoor North of 1IIOY''S Jewerlry Store A r they wouid be pleased to see thir frienmJ at customers. Oct 5, '853. 49 t FOR WA R. DJA.G. PA R TICIJr~l wtiklh NMine ilAT~ or SHIIPM 'N-'of Naval Stores 'end Cotton, andu liber CASh AD)VANCES made on Cor signmtar. . * Dec. i i,W.A.7 ly All pnsornons having dptinpnd n tp ; niested to hand them in pro eij ~tt o; andtieke" ey sm1~td "wil pleasema T.. I NONSIt, Adm Nov 13a 3:ti