The Darlington flag (Lydia, SC) 1851-1852, March 12, 1851, Image 3
To be Raided. *
A Sunil Silver Mounted, duuble' trig
gered, i>*rcu-*ioi! RIFLE, cirrying nbout
jfiO balls to the pound, will be It itti: d on
Tuesday ’he :8th inst, at 2 o'clock, 1 J . M
Persons p ishing to hike chance? v iU.rall
at R. & R. M. Rcllin's Slore w here tlio
Rifle may be seen.
N. B.—There will be twenty chances
at $1 pr. chance.
March 1£ 2 tf
W. H. STANLEY.
DRAPER AND TALIOR,
RESFECTFULLY notices his fBe„ds
and customers and tlio public generally,
that he has removed to the shop hmiy
opposite the old Post office, where he is
prepared to carry on the Tailoring Busi
ness in all its departments. Black ami
Fancy Cassimers Vestings, and Trim
mings of all kinds kept constantly on
hand.
6^" He has jurt received the Fpring
a id Summer reports of Fashions from
London, Paris and Philadelphia for 1851.
March 12 2 ly
HeadqimterA
COLUMBIA, Marehfeth, 1851.
'HtDER No. 2. So muA of »Jrd<'
No. 1, requiring the 8th Briga\e of Infan
try. and nth Regiment of Cablry to en
camp at Godfrey’s Ferry.on t» 17th mst.
and the 7tli Brigade of IntantW and 7th
Regiment of Cavalry to eneainnnear So
ciety Hill, on the 1st of June no A is here
by countermanded. \
Bv order of the Commander-V-Chief.
r J. W. CAXTW
Ad/t and Inspector Geneiy.
March 12 2 3t
Attention Darlington
Hussars! \
YOU are hereby ordered lo,ap
pear on your parade grolnd
Jit armed and equiped, according to
f?? lay, on SATURDAY the Uth
'je of April next.
By order of Capt. James Gre
J. R. CANNON, O. S.
March 12th, 1851. 2 tf
Notice.
i
Wholesale Umbrella, Parasol
and Walking Cano Manu-
tartovy, y|4>4‘liUK slwl,
l P ts i Alas.—q'he subscribers would
inform dealers r*dwpr th~it Iheyiriui l>e
supplied with any quam'iv; ©f i)ie above
goods at as low pnet* as they can he bought
for in any other city in the Union.
We also import direct fine W ATCIIES,
English, French, and German Fancv
Goods, which we are dertermned shall
be sold at as low prices as they can be
bought from any other importer in New
York or elsewhere. AU cf the above
Goods will be sold on accommodating
terms. ROBERT LECKIE & Co.
Charleston, S. C., March 5, 1 3m
Just Received,
JAMS assorted, Durand’s French Bit-
turs, Wine, Porter, Champaign. Also Toys,
for sale by R. & R. M. ROLLING
March 12 2 tf
Robinson & Eldrcd’s Great
Southern Circus.
Six Unsurpassed ami Unrivalled La
dy Eqws1r<ans!
NOVELTY! TALENTS! axd AT
TRACTION! IMMENSE TRIUMPHS!
ROBINSON & ELDltED beg leave
announce that they will perform at
pal cities of the State of New York, and
been everywhere hailed as the best Eques-
| train in the whole world!
Miss. Henrietta Robinson will also ap
pear in her graceful and elegant acts—to
gether with a H'ist ofPerformers, of first-
j rate ability.
The Proprietors would direct the pub
lic attention to the Chariot of the Sun!
EXTRA QUALITY FLOUR.
lA UARREl gJ, Extra Quality, Fami-
ly FLOUR, lor sale at $7 25 els.,
pr. Barrel Cash.
A. P
Clreraw Jan 5,
LACOSTE.
1 3t
SHERIFF’S SALES.
BY virtue of Sundry Writs, of Fieri 1^'* f V
Facias to me directed, will he sold before
the Court House door, of Darlington Dis
trict, on the first Monday in Apiil next,
and the Tuesday following at the usual
time, the following property viz:
The tract of Land on which the defen
dant resides, levied on at suit of W. C.
Bruce and others, vs. Gayton Petty.
The tract of land on which Beniamin
Jefli.rds now resides, containing atrout
•eighty acres, levied on at the suit of Da
vid Smoot, bearer vs. George H. Moye.
Three Negros, viz: Andrew, Lener and
child, levied on at the s ift ofC. D. Wal
lace guardian of Thos. S. and W- D. Wal
lace vs. the Administrators of Wm. Win- I
gate.
Forty negroes, viz: Ned, Milly, Hamp
ton, Clop, Lavouia, Sally, Lucy, Brister, j
Dave. Abram, Jane, Clarrissa.tCrecy, Ellen, I
Peter, Judy, Pinckney, Violet, Alfred,
Charles, Mariah, Jackson, Pompev, Elijah,
Hannah, Mcrtha, Adeline, Sally. Sharpo -
Solomon, Jubiter, levied on at the suit of
C. D. Wallace, guardian of M. A. Ellerby
vs. Hopkins G. Charles.
Twenty-Eight negroes, viz: Peter,
Hubbert, Dick. Adam, Calvin, Dianna.
Baily, Hannah, Jane, Flora, Laura, Jacob,
Sampson, Prince, Sally and child, Snry,
Dice, Nelly, Clarriam, Ri/zie, Catey, Hasy,
Chloe, Fanny. Rebecca, Peggy, and Lizzie,
levied on at the suit of C. D. Wallace
guardian ofM. A. Ell 'rby vs. William E.
Dargan.
The Tract of land on which the defen
dant resides, levied on at the suit of the
State vs. Jesse Gilbert jr.
Two Cow’s and Calves, and one yearling
levied upon at the suit of Daniel Dove vs.
Sami. Wilson and G. W. Dargan.
The defendant’s Tractpf land on which
he rewdos Jevied upon at the suit of A.
L. Scarborough vs. Michael Hill.
J. H. HUGGINS. S. D. D.
March 12,1851. 2 3t
Office Wii.. & Man. R. R. Co. )
Marion C. H., March 10, 1851. y
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington
end Manchester Rail Road Company, are
notified that the NINTH IN
STALMENT, of Five Dollars per share,
is required to be paid on the fir-t day of
April 1851.
Bv order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN McRAE. jr., Treas’r.
March 12 2 3t
a magnificent work of art, Construed at
rTington, on Fndav, ilie Slsf. of March 1 an enormous expense, and worthy of the
when, in addition to the talent of j attention of all. The Paintings are of
old Company, will be presented to th<* I exquisite character, and have
piblic. a number of Stars of the very first ' nlllK)r l a lized Ure artist w ho executed
magnitude, in the Equestrain and Gym- ^cm. The carving and gilding are of
naical hemisphere. the most massive and beautiful desenp-
ifedame Louise Broweb, the beauU- ! hon, and the style and design that of the
fill, pe elegant, the graceful, the daring. 1 ancient \\ ar Chariots ot Rome.
Headquarters.
i'raiiconi’s Paris, and Astley’s, Lon-
viil have the honor of apnea ring.
Vorld-Renowne
rued,
Notice.
fron
don,
LaAatek Lee, the World
and hw Infant Prodigies, have been ad
ded to^this Company, at an immense ex
pense.
The Chariot is drawn by Twenty Beau
tiful Cream Horses, caparisoned in the
most superb style, and driven by the cel
ebrated Douglas Ben ham, well known as
the Prince of Chariotteers. It convey
Columbia, !2th February, 1851.
Clinton Brown, ot Barnwell, Samuel
Sparks, jr., of Darlington, W. M. Brat
ton, of Fairfield, Bernard G. Rice, of
Union, \Vn.i -iam Gaston Allen, of Beau-
Francetto Brower, the most Inimita- ^ b }’ Mr Willis, so aptly designated the
3 and Original Clown that ev er kept an j “Apollo of sweet sounds.”
idienceln a roar, is one of the great at- Robinson & Eldred pledge themselves
this wonderful Troupe, and
y all for his originality and
ffice Wil. & Man. R. R. Co. )
Maroin S. C., 5th Feb., 1851. ^
TO STOCKHOLDERS, You are here-
notified that by a Resolution of Stockhol
ders, passed at their meeting held at Ma
rion S. C., 2!)!h and 30th January last, all
subscribers who have not paid their In
stalments, are allowed till 1st April next,
to take contracts and work out their
Stock; and that in case such contracts
are not made in writing, wuh the Engi
neer, within the time mentioned, such
subscriber will be considered as electing
to pay in money, and be treated as
linquent subscriber.
Yours, Verv Respectfully, &r.
W. W. HARLLEE,
Pret% W. ,(• .!/. R. R. Co.
P. S—Information on this subject may
obtained from the Assistant E
ble
audience
tractions c
is admired
humor.
Master James Robinson, w ill once again
be proud to appear before his southern
friends and patrons. He challenged the
north and ha^ appeared in all the pritici-
Yariety’s the Spice of Life.
CANDY, Nu'megs, Almonds, Brazil,
Pekin and Butter Nu’s, Pickles, Brandy
the unsurpassed New York Brass Band, 1 I’ m c v ■ m
I..A K„ \. ..win;.. .i.i ,v... fort, VY. Blackburn \\ ilson, of \ ork, Mi
! chael Whalev, of Charleeton, Artemus
T.Goodwyn, of Orangeburg, Samuel Ai.s-
j ton. of Fairfield, Carver Randall, of
Chester, Sebastian Sumter, of Sumter.
William Williams, of Abbeville, liaving
been appointed Aid-de-Camps to his Ex-
j celleney, the Governor, with the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel, will be obeyed and re
spected accordingly. By order ofthe Com-
mander-in-Chief.
J. W. CANTEY.
Adjutant and Inspector General
March 5 1 tf
* PHOSPECTVS
OF THE
DARLINGTON FLAG.
I'l'HLISHUl) AT l>ARLINGTON C. H., S. C.
The D vr ling ton Flag will be pubMu <1
at Darlington Court House, by JOHN F.
DeLORME.
'Hie Editorial department will be con
ducted by James H. Norwood. The ne
cessity of such an enterprise has long
been spoken of by the citizens ofDarlmg-
ton Diatirct, but no one hitherto has taken
any step for the advancement of an object
so desirable. While the surroundinir Dis-
I trieis, with a laudable zual for the diffusion
of knowledge and general intelligence,
. have esubliehed thtir own newspapers,
| Darlington with rcsourci s i.tft rior to none,
; has been contenl to 1* tributary to them
in this respect. Wo propose to under take
; the work, and would earnestly solicit in
; aid of this enterprise, not only the good
w ishes but the exertions of those citizens
who admit the importance of having a
weekly paper established in the District.
The P'ferg is intended to be a consistent and
independent journal, devoted as far as
I practicable to the interests of Agriculture,
! Commerce, Science, Utcrature and reli
gion. In politics, it is unnecessary to sav,
j that our paper will be devoted to the advo
cacy of tne rights ofthe South, and any
thing having a tendency to advance her
interest, or defend her honor, will receive
j our prompt attention. In sirort we will
\ endeavor to make the Ulit", such a paper
as the wants of the people of the District
; call for, and would also solicit (lie favor and
patronage of our friends in the surround
ing Districts.
Terms. &r.—The Flag will be sent to
subscribers at $2.00 a year payable in ad
vance, or 2,50 at the expiration of six
months.
JAMES II. NORWOOD, Editor.
JOHN F. DeLORME, Publisher.
that their Company, as now constituted,
is the best that ever appeared in Darling
ton.
Doors open at 1,&. 7,p. in. performance
to commence at half-past seven. Admis
sion Fifty cents; children and colored
persons half-price.
J. E. MUSE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
WOULD respectfully inform the citi
zens of Darlington and the surroundin
Cherries, Tobacco Bmnish and American ot Darlington and the surrounding
Cigars, Maccabov Snuff, Table Salt, Pep- I Districts, that he has located himself per-
per, Spice, Ginger, Powder and Shot, at Darlington Court House, and
Pipes. Marbles, Mat.'kps. Hair, Tooth and
l .• Nail Brushes, Razor : strops. Percussion,
! „ Caps, Steel Pens, Laup Oil, Soap of all
a ae ' kinds, for sale by
R; & R. \ ROLLINS.
March 5 1 , tf
be
on the line.
March 12
Engineer,
W. W. H.
It
Bounty Land.
HIE Subscriber will act as the Agent
and forward all applications for,. Bounty
I«md.Yor all persons entitled under the
“Act ofthe 28th September, 1850. IP
will attend punctually to the whole busi
ness connected with the application. All
persons who served in the war declared
by the United States against Great Britain
on the 12th June, 1812, or of any ofthe
Indian wars since 1790, their survivng
widows or minor children, are entitled to
draw under the act.”
Those wholiave lost their cerflficat* of
discharge need not fear to apply.
S. WILDS DuBOSE,
Darlington! March 12, 1851. 2 tf
Wilmington and Manchester
Rail Road.
THE Stockholders of said Road, are
notified that theSth Instalment was due,
an liip 11 tli January last, those who are
arrears are «aruestly requested to come
forward and pay up their arrearages.
Payments are always expected on the 1st
January, April, July and October.
S. WILDS DuBOSE, Agt.
Darlington, 7th March 1851. 2 3t
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MAKING.
THE undersigned having
located themselves in thiy
place, for the purpose of car
rying on the above business
at the old stand ofC. Tarrh,
are prepared to do anything in that line.
They will sell work Cheap far (\s\.
i-£?‘ REPAIRING done w ith Neatness
and dispatch.
THOMAS &. TARRH.
March 5 1 tf
CALL IN! CALL IN!!
AND you can purchase the following
articles low for cash, viz: Sugar, Coffee,
Rice, Flour, Pickled Pork, Codfish, Mac
kerel, Scotch Herrings, Onions, Cheese.
Lobsters, Sardine.-. Saures, Guava Jelly,
Sugar, Butter, Soda and U nion Crackers.
R. & R. M. ROLLINS.
March 5 l tf
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
THE subscriber respectfully announces
to the citizens ofDarlington District, that he
has opened a Daguerreau Gallery- in the
office formerly occupied by Dr. J. E. Muse.
that he has paid special attention to Ope
rative and Mechanical Dentistry,aud teels
himself fully prepared to practice in eve
ry department ofDeiitaljSurgery. lb Jwill
perform all operations in his profession,
in the most complete manner, and with
the least pain possible, he will replace
Lost Teetn with artificial, from a single
to a complete set.
N. B.—Persons who would prefer his
services at their residences, will please in
form him, and he will wait on them with
pleasure. All operations guaranteed.
Tooth Brushes and Dantrifices kept
constantly on hand.
March 5 1 tf
FRUIT.
Apples. Oranges, lemons. Bananas,
Pine Apples, Figs, Citrons, Raisins (by
the pound or half box,) and Prunes for
safe by
R. & R. M. ROLLINS.
t-'-ij.
‘ne ar- ■ Charleston, at Mtch' j J °2' as ^
I v.iuihMiuim wm uni t i, uii Monday "till
Baltimore Piano Factory.
PATENT Elastic Touch—J. J. Wise
& Brother, Manufacturers of Grand. Bou-
where he is prepared to accommodate all !? 0 i r Square Pianos, would respect-
nf-n-ttw* irhoinnv rl*».sirM appurato U ^ HlVlte he attention Ol Lad) l lanists,
persons Who may desire accurate likenesi
es of themselves and friends, lie
nine yeura experience in the busine
warrants perfect satisfaction. He hast r-’T 5
been especially successfu 1 , in taking the ' l0Uc . t ! Ult , ' Jlu '"t ma y require,
pictures of small children. He will re-i i, ouc 1 meaiis °/ r ® acb,n 8
mam in Dariington only for a short time. \»?e qualities of the msrument, it is very
■ likeness. . e
e has had who w .°
mess an A a f ,, ¥ e
ir„ i.„ adjustui
would abridge the toil of practice, to
iple neat, and convenient method of
adjusting the same instrument to any
of touch the Pianist
Bounty Land.
THE subseribenwill attend to forward
ing to tfekprdper Department the claims
of pel-soils, entitled to land under thodut'
Acf of Congress, grantihg Bounty Igfid
to ffertam officers and soldiers, who have
b8(ui engaged in the militiftN service of the
March 5
uf
A. D. GALE, .\rti-t.
tf
Darlington Division, No. 24, ■
2L.. niS3'K;7;r , p:zr 7 .te r Sy , "i G r ri '' “ d ^
WILL M, . rimuc MEBTIML** . "'t* ° f I21.V" >» -7,f "-'..ais. " g ””
ANDERSON W. SEXTON,
GIVES notice to his friends amfejhe
public generally, that he keeps constantly
on hand, Domestic Goods of all kinds.
which he will
the Baptist Church, on Thurmlay the 3d
of April nezt, at 11 o’clock, A. M.
An address will be delivered i»y brother
Thos. C. Evans. The public generally
and the Ladies particularly, are invited
to attend.
Members of the Griper are'reques
ted to meet at the Hall at 10o'clock, A. M.
By order WM. R. HUNTER, R. 8.
wars since ITfio, are entitled to Bounty
Land.
NEW IMPORTATIONS.
larch 12
,td
TAILORING.
^IIE Subscriber nsp«ct-
fully informs the citizens of
Darlington village, and the
surrounding country, that he
has located himself in this
place, for the purpose < of
carry lug on the TAILOR
ING.. BUSINESS. Persons
w ishing work done on short notice can be
accommodated. He warrants bis work
to give entire satisfaction,
J. f\ JONES,
March 12 2 tf
March 5
J. II.
NORWOOD.
1 tf
. is .
lain it should be according to the skill
1 d power of the operator. The com-
u piano be it delicate or indelicate, soft
orhard touch, the same is not a like suita-
bleVo the grave moments of the feeble
pujil. and the rapid prestos of the finish
ed itiist. Call and see the improvement
M\rch 5 6 3ju
Look at This.
Anti Cholera Syrup, Nerve Powder,
j Todth do, Ixilxlia Seed, Tincture I/ibelia,
Be styice Ginger, Cayenne, Peppermint,
■•ay fe rry. Bone-set,Pennyroyal. Compo
sition, Gum Myrrh, Thomson’s No. 6,
$57 REWARD.
liOST f>y the subscriber about the 15th
of February last in the mil! pond rtf Mr. J.
II. Muldrow, a po<’
Fifty-seven dollars, in bills on the Bank
of Georgetown, and sundry notes and
! receipts. Person indebted to him by note
will cont'er a favorhy giving new notes
r and fakir
THE attention of Planters and Country
Merchants, is particularly requested to
the arrangements now made at BAN- ^ ™ ,
CROFTS Silk House. 253 and 255, King " u . m Ca ' n P|" )r ' ( hnmomik; Flowers,
Street, Charleston, S. C.. for insuring a re- olo V n oi dI1 kindf? ’ Bal,n °‘ Colll,1 ' l " a -
gular and constant su|)]>ly of all the varie
ties of the dress season, both from the
ones.
Darlington Hotel.
DARLIXtiTON COURT-HOUSE.
THE above House having
been purchased amt fitted up
mew by John Dotes, Is again
ened for the accommodation
of the Public. Strict attention to the
wants and comforts of guests will be gm
en, and no effort, calculated to merit the
patronage of all who may fatfor the estatfe
fishment with a visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding
country afford will be fo'jnd upon the
table.
Comfortable rooms, for i'amilies or in
dividuals, are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by care
ful and attentive hostlers.
Droves can be well accommodated, as
any number of horses and mules can be
kept in the stables and lots expressly pre
pared for them.
March 19. i«5i. 1v •
Landroth’s
WARRANTED Garden
crop, for sale by
-j Fu nd. i„..kuL, a.,d which
joined to a determination to submit every
thing at the very lowest possible prices,
will offer greater inducements to pur
chasers than this market has before affor
ded. Particular attention has beeixpaid
I to our Stock of Domestic and Heavy
Goods for servants wear. Hosiery of
every size and variety—we confidently
invite the attention of our friends, and the
public generally to an in.-pection, being
determined to offer the ^featest novelties,
and the fargest variety at the lowest pri
ces ; our stock consists in part of
Rich Chene Silks,
for sale by
Marchlft
R. & R. M. ROLLINGS.
1
tive Department.
iiig receipt)? against the old t
HAM DEL W. MULDROW.
March 5
1
3t
Constantly on Hand
FRESH Soda Water find Lemon
Syrup, by
R. & R. M. ROLLINS.
March 5 1 tf
March 5
Bead, new
R. & R. M. ROLLINS.
I tf
Headquarters 4th Brigade
Cavalry.
Springvuxe, S. Cfe Feb. 26th, 1851.
Order No. 11.
IN confozinitvwithThe order of the
Conirnan4etifei-f!hief, the Commissioned
Officers, and Sergeants attached to the
4th Bri^a^e Cavalry-, are here by ordered
to encamp 4 full five dafs.”
Officers of the 8th Regiment will en
camp at Godfreys Fum, beginning at 12
o’clock, M., on the' Htli day of March
jiext.: thaae of the 7th Regiment, at So
ciety Hilt,’on Monday the 1st Jftne next, at
the same hour.
Brigade StafT#tv ordered to attend
botlwfttrapinents in full uuwbrm.
By order oftflrig. Genl. NETTLES,
W. H. Wingate. Brigade Major.
5 I 3*
Striped, Figured and Plaindo.,
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
French and English I<awns and Cambrirtj|
PUin and Figured Colored and YY’hite
Organdies,
Bareges, Silk Tissues,
French Embroideries. Lace Collars,
Muslin and Cambi.c Edgeinga and Insert
ing*.
English Tweeds, Summer Cassimereadzc.,
Irish Linen—pure flax—an article
confidently recommend.
Birds Eye and Towelling Diapers.
6-4,7-4,8-4,9-4, and 10-4 Tabling:
Columbia, 24th January, 1861.
.1 LIST (IF POST OFFICES IN DARLINGTON
DISTRICT.
Darlington, C. II., Mount Elon,
HEAD QUARTERS.
Columbia, Feb. 10, 1851.
ORDER NO 1.
THE Officers and Sergeants of the fol
lowing Brigades will encamp and the fol
lowing; Regiments will parade for review
and, drill at such times and places as are
herein slated viz: j**
Officers and Sergeants ofthe 8th brig
ade of Infantry and the 8th regiment of
Cavalry will assemble at Godfrey’s
Ferry on Monday tfi" 17th March next,
and encamp full five days,’ commencing
on Monday at 12 o’clock m.
Ulfft ■ere and Sergants ofthe 4th
brigade of li&btry " 'U assemble near
Cruikshank will direct, on
31st. March, and encamp full five days,’
commencing on Monday at 12 o’clock M.
The 4th regiment of Cavalry will encamp
with either brigade of Infantry and parade
with such regiments of Infantry as the
Brigadier General may deem proper.
The Independent Battalion of Infantry,
composed ofthe companies of Edisto Is
land, Wadmabw, John's Island, and
James’s Island, will parade at their Bat
talion parade groudon Tuesday, the 16th
April next.
The J3th Regiment of Infantry will pa
rade at Walterboro on Friday, the 18th
April.
The Beaufort Artillery, and Beat Com-
pany, Hilton Head Company, and tlv St.
Helena mounted Rifle Company, will pa
rade at Beaufort on Tuesday, the 22d
April.
The 12 Regiment of Infantry will pe-
1 rnde at Coosawhatehie, on Friday, the
i 25th April.
The 43d Regimen of Infantry will pa
rade at Bufords Bridge on Tuesday, the
points 29tii April.
The 11th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at * "
Mav next.
The 3d Regiment of Cavalry will pa
rade at Holman’s Bridge, on Saturday
the 3d May.
The 16ih Regiment oflntantry will pa
rade at Williamson's on Tuesday, tbo
0th May.
The 14th Regiment of Infantry wf'.!
Parade at Orangi ourg, on Friday, the 9th
May.
The Officers and Sergeants of the 3d
Farr Strdurrd to 20 Dollars
FROM CHARLESTOX TO NEW
YORE!
The great Mail route from Charlestons. C.
lA'AYlNC the wharfat the foot of Lay-,
rens street, daily at 3 !’■ M. nft
rival of the Southern Cars, via WIC
MINGTON and WEI,DON, N. C„ PE
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL
PHIA, and NEW-YORK.
The public is respectifully informed
that the steamers of this line, from Char-
ewton to Wilmington, are in first rate con
dition, and are navigated by well known
and experienced commanders, and the
Railroads are in lina order, thereby secur
ing both safety and despatch:
A THROUGH TICKET having alrea
dy iK'en in operation will be continued on
and after the first of October 1849, as a
permanent arrangement from Charleston
to New- York. Passengers availing them-j
selves thereof, will have the option to
continue without delay through thtj route
or otherwise, to stop at any of the inter
mediate points renewing their seats on
| the line to suit their convenience. By
i this route travellers may reach New-York
j on the third day during business hours.
| Baggage will be ticketed on board the
| Steamer to Weldon, as likewise on the
! change of cars, at the intermediate
1 from thence to New-York.
Through Tickets can alone be had from 1 parade at Ashly’s on Tuesday, the 1st
E. \Y IN SLOW, Agent of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad Company, at the
office of the Company, foot of I^iurens
street, to whom please apply. For other
information inquire of L. C. DUNCAN.
At the American Hotel.
March 5 1 tf
Leavensworth,
Hartsville,
Pleasant View,
Cartersville,
Merchants Bluff,
Swift Creek,
Effingham,
Society Hill,
Gum Branch.
Noutliuru Itixht* Asmm intioii.
At a meeting of the Southern Rights
Association of Darlington District, held on
the first Monday in February, the follow
ing Resolution was adopted: Rerolred.
That as a means of diffusing, political infor
mation moro generally, among the people
of the District, that the Vigilant Commit
tees ofthe respective Beat Companies of
the District, he requested to exert their
influence, to obtain sut*crilx rs to “ The ' Cavalry, will assemble at Society Hill, on
Brigade of Infantry, and the 3d Regiment
of Cavalry, will assemble at Orangeburg,
on Monday, the 12th May, and Encamp
“full five days,” commencing on Jlomlay,
"t 12 o’clock m.
The Officers and Sergeants of tire 5th
Brigade of Infantry, and 5th Regiment
of Cavalry, will assemble at Camd- n, on
Monday, the 19th day May, and Encamp
“full five day,s” commencing on Mondev,
at 12 o'clock m.
The Officers and Sergeants of the 5th
Brigade of Infantry, and 6th Regiment of
Cavalry will assemble at Camden,on Mon
day, the 19th day May, and Encamp “full
five days,” commencing on Monda
12 o'clock m.
The Officers and Sergeants of the 7th
Brigade of infantry, and 7th Regiment of
lay, at
iU, 24th
BY Ifis ExcellefWy, J. II. Means, Gover
nor and CommanA-r-in-Chief in and over
f S0 , Ulh Car0lll ‘ a : V I ana a. r.. rxn
formation has been received at this Depart- n T
ment, that Thomas Daley, alias Kenan, Beat No. 2.—T U. I^w-,
who was committed fo the jail of Beaufort ^ -
District for negro stealing, broke jail a few ’ W McIntosh and Asa
dlfys sines, and made his escape: now i Beat No. 3.—Robt.Roci
Southern Press,” and “ The Darlington
Flag” The names of those composing
the Vigilant Committees, are herewith
subjoined.
Beat No. 1.—Upper Battalion, Dr. Thos.
Smith, Janie* p. Wilson, R. G. Edwards,
Darius Gandy, and J. E. Kirvin.
Joseph Nor-
tophd Flinn,
H. W. McIntosh and Asa Garland.
P. S. Baeot,
we
therefore I, J. H. Mean*, Governor of the ! B F. Williamson J. B. Nettles and Moors
State of South Carolina, do hereby otter a j ^ McCalL
reward of one hundred dollars'for his Beat No. 4.—Thos. Atkinson, W. H.
ipprehensioB and delivery into any jail in j Thomas, C. H. Nettles, Benj. Clemente and
. ,b ' s State. The said Daley, akas Kenan 1 " ~ *
abliug Damask, is about forty-five years old, five fret five
O. D. Ijee.
Beat No.
Ixmg Cloths from «- 1-4 to 25 (Hs. pr. yard, 1 or six inches high, rather stout, blue eyes, I HaTimVorth Jame'sTjreen 3 G*' j w' mc
Blue Demins—Blue Stnpes. front teeth ottt,'and is an Irishn a./hv W P jSSwISi W J FWi
Chwnbraya Striped and Hun, ' birth. ' ’ 1 ’ McKagw^and W. J. * loyd.
Osnahurss—Bro. llomeSmins and Sheet- , , Given nndpr mv hanW an.t lb.. _ " , ' at . Pettigrew, E. 8.
-Bro. Homespuns and Sheet-1
Given under my hand and the
uthem manufacture, which, as j L. S. £ seal ofthe Sute.’at Columbia, the
we are agents of several Factories, we are ' ’ 24th day of January, iu the year
Osnaburi
ings of
24th day of January, in the
enabled to offer by the bale or yards, at of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
Factory prices—a frill assortment of Glo- »nd fifty-one, and in the seventy-fifth year
ves, Hosiery, Haberdashers dtc., &c. "*
W. O. BANCROFT,
Burch, W. E. Dargan, James McCown und
J. M. Timmons.
Beat No. 3.—II. M. Courtney, J. Salis
bury, Jesse Keith, J. E. P -rd and W. II.
Importer Wtiotesale and Retail
253 and 265 King st, Charleston, S. C.
March 5 P 3m
it the sovereignty and independence of '•angs.on.
tie United States of America. Beat No. 4.—Dewitt Fields, Nelson Stu-
J. H. MEANS. ' ckey, Lewis Rollings, Jas. J. Carter and j
B. K. Henegan, Sec’ry of Sta’e. 1 Ralph Lcrge.
March 5 1 3t 1 THOU. f. LAW, Rec'rv
Monday, tlu? 1st June, and Encamp ‘,fiill
five days*” commencing on Monday, at
12 o'clock m.
Th. '“onnnissioned ai:d non-Commis-
sioned Officers will assemble the day pre
cious at the place of rendezvous oi’ their
leepeotive Regiments or Battalions, for
Drill and Instruction.
The Major Generals will w ith their staff
attend the the reviews and encampments
in their respective commands.
The Brigadier Generals are charged
with the extension of this order.
All the Uniform Companies, and arms
ofBeat companies will be inspected.
Complete returns of each Brigade, in
cluding effective and alarm men, „e.a
specitiing the number and kind of public
and private arms in use, wi!! be made by
the Brigadier General.-; to tlw adjudnnt
and Inspector General before the first of
October next
.The Aids-de-Camps of the Comm ru
der in-chief residing in Brigades where
encampments and reviews are orderded,
are especially directed to attend hiie and
other aids, with whom it mav be conve
nient, are requested to join him at epch
K laceaas suits them,
y order of thu coimnander-irt-chief
J W. CANTKY. Adjt. ui$ Insp. G«u.
March 5. ' '3