The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 08, 1852, Image 3
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K Tba President of th? State Temperance
V' J*iety, Hon. J. It. O'Nenll, in a late let- *,
* ir to the Temperance Advocate, has the
< iluemg remarks in connection with Mr. 01
I White's labors in this State : ?J
"Envy, matter, falsehood, have all com- ,,
lined with the prop-shop infiuenrr to put
|il down. The rum which was intended 01
br him has recoiled on the heads of his V
' . *; l\
* "For standing by him, I have come in
fcr my Ante of abuse. I knew well, with- vx
! . set ths editor of the Edgefield Advertiser, ,
J ihrt I was not the 'ttar of hit idolitry * In- ^
iesaf I mala he sorry to be ihe subject
Mikup worship by any one. and es
' ^keeiaBy AmM I tiwmble if Ike enemies of
MwrmA were to praise me! Such
?tik a# the Winnsboto Register, and hi* JV'
I fcmy ilrntn Index and Pike, move my 1
Ay most than my anger. . I trust I may 4
Bpeal to ft life of labor, and honest inten- L>r
Ki to do good, to shield mo from all e
flfc-h nciibMam and thunderer*.
M"t giory in being called a 'Fanatic of
BmppcMKr' and a 'aubmiswioniat in |*>li- "
Bs.' The former tells the world that I -1'
Bra . worked more than a scribbling ?
warn, mm) the latter place* upon me
' B Ma of a friend to the Union, of glo- f
Bm and imperishable liberty. *
TB*t Mr. White is a stranger, and it . "
MMfcl that Carolinians should write, **
B) temperance men publish, such slanBs
against him. 8wen hundred con- vn
Bta in Fairfield, Chester, Union, Now- r'.'
? Brc, aad Lariagton, are, however, the c 1
Kg wWwstsof his worth."
gpVae Comment*, .both in style and
. w?e think ?re intrmprratr, eepe- ag
By from the distinguished' advocate of Ha
AM|imoiii i t?H<? pens them. We have
'MP pnriton to enter into any discussion
yotn'n to Mr. White or hi* well-paid la- jjj
fa thi* State. We are told that he for
Mm eloquent lecturer, whilst the liltem! hv
mm he receive* to honorahlc to the en pd
philanthropy of the temperance or- *7*
Kmtion,oCjTfiute. J
^NThen a public accusation w as brought
Mm Mr. White in a highly respectnIB
journal, in common w'tli ourcoteinpo- nn
'^ fa we puhKohod it; hut Mr. Jones' re Mfan
was promptly and getierallypuli- W(
M?L Hat we have neither heard of n>:
.JJm heinoa* comldnation of "envy, malice, (**<1
plorhood and grug ahop influence," which ,MI
MM honorable writer ?peaks of. Indeed,
fr it Mil opinion that the charge made a- titi
UfraI Mr. White, and iU aubaeuuent ex- fro
ffifcnirtnn. redounded to his benefit. an<l vai
MokSkiy tollM bewfit oftbecnlii which
kWiifMMl. m<
W?S km WW ever beard of the "abuw"
J aPfclli fwb Ot Ww are sorry to
w lean that be baa received any for the (
ca?f? at*tod. Am honest and candid ex- fa;
> proim of opinion of bia oonaptcouK real ri.ij
Mm laawfiiaaiuw wane* is not " abuse,". *>?*:
ftH M> wdfiwaxl the team, and we should
{ *ops tkst it is not ao constructed by the
4MaqpMed writer; but ww are compelled t|?
'AiMlW my rigorous, if not intempcr- Us
IMlwriftb of aome of bia epistles often furahKthe
opponents of the philanthropic jj"
OA in hla heart and aoul seems to bw
Hated with some excuse for tart oooiWbo
the ?ear of "scribbling clergy- of
1 Mia" ia intended for, may probably be tMt
MMkba hereafter, but such language from
the fin of one, who alao, if we arc not ,.X|
miatslaen, has ministered in holy things, in
as** harshly to our earn. One of the j '|r(
prittAptevfwf aome of the temperance orga- ''Sl
nimtioos ia "Love,** and this principle, w? ^
^ Amti think, if not confined to the sane- Kn,
J|b tueary of the Division, ought to modify at lo*
f laaafttbw language of a fiery zeal. (Jt
fiWs bars nothing to do with his polities. 1
f aMifba iatredwetloe of that topic into a tcm- f'
paaanao aphrtla la a matter of taste on the L,<"
Mitri the writer. Onr object in noticing K,r
j ffirtglmetn we have mode ia nimply to do- |,u
I p?mn in Kn legitimate funHion. It nH
hpfcftthn nothing in the com of Mr. White th<
hint What II nnght to have done. und, had it
I demfclma, H would have hum recreant io one ve
\ rrihlujfcugiii The editor* of tionth M
ChjjpKPimnrvee no eeeh epithetn tta M aerib- J1(1
4 mm, thoodeeere*from one to whoae ?bili- f*
M Una end energiee they hnve been pie aA on
I t>|wpr o or net ana to award the common* '''
J Mbn dne,Mtditi? imnndignfied .ad axc. w j |M
|HtmtonVmiioa of b\Je to pronounce any pr
t Theeanae ' of temper nee make no new h*
Mildfe branch violent ..earn It* on thoa*- who (if
nmg nhaawe to think that a men in .y be over t*
n^ttbka advocacy, much lean by mirh
vtafAMee of kmgeage again at the eoadnrtore if1
of Cmth Carolina, who ore nn
Mnrte the Mate, and an ornament to tin
I fMHyntmti of Um <'h.trl.-Hlun Courier M
wamiiinuiom, m.trrli 30. m
M Uiire ill* helMlt- .*
MMtajittAMki aaeeU* witii nxtro ?|>pn?iit
tbil ia Ui? lluuiw. The < ?
4 w It ia that it ia caifcd fc/r by ih?t tr
of War in eouaaqueaco <4* hut ?
ia aarfaiputing apDroitriution*. a
I^Babal by many to cbacK Ui? prac- 2
Si atiripating aupptiea; but in Ui?
^^Bb?q?y wnatcati?4 aad tbewt "
^ pwyenatkMi sad provanm could
during Um part jmr
in Um territory &
kswtnto if mm iimmiii h > <mnto ?
f f*X?*a? to ttlnUt^. wtL, bay of Han 11
WMWyjrn*U nnd mt?I lUpit. <i
^ to tofrtt k m. nHy (
if\ ^ *
L *
ontracted for, and the difference between I
ie cost of the propoeed basin and of a i
one pier is stated by Mr. Qwinn to l?e
nly twenty or thirty per cent |
jft is asertained that we cannot extend
it territories and line of sea coast without
so adding vastly to our expenditures,
ut all this was known before we acquired A
alifornia. The coast of California and
ir large and increasing commerce on that .
?ast and in the Pacific must be protected
f a naval force. We cannot maintain a c
ivy in the Pacific at any reasonable [j
pense without means to repair ships, and E
naval dock is the first thing necessary,
here ^ ?ship may be coppered before F
e worms pierce through her bottom.
The subject of sea-coast and harbor I
fence has lately attracted much attention.
ic opinions of engineer* and experienced ^
val officer* have been recently taken by *>|
e Secretary of war,on the point*, vi*: ? M
t. To what extent, if any, ought the
psent system of fortification* to be modi
d consequence oi the application of steem R(
vessels of war. the invention or improvesnt
of projeetile*,or other change* that ' r
ve taken place since it was adopt in the
ar 1810. 2d. What national or vessel
war, or of commerce, floating batteries, W
n-boats, and other temporary substitu- VV
i for permanent fortification* ; and 3d
it necessary or expedient to continue.
e system of fortifications on the Northern
ikes?
The inference to be drawn from the
riou* statement* and opinions given in
>ly to the above question*. i? that no
ange* have occurred which render it g.
pedient to abandon permanent fortiflcans,
and the invention of explosive shells
idem stationery batteries more effective ri
ainst shipping than heretofore. A re- J
nee in floating batteries instead of forts.
condemned,on account of the inordinate, ^
ponse and the perishable nature of the * j
paration. Idut steamers are recommen1
as auxiliaries to forts and as substitutes
them, where forts are impracticable P'1
local peculiarities. The Navv, proper. *
mid be left fr?-e to operate against the . j
cmv?to intercept his naval forces, which f
eaten an attack?to annoy his com- |ip
>rce, and to attack his forts. ne
Tlie application of steam to naval pur- ,m
*es. gives vast facilities of attack to a 'hi
val power. It enables a naval power y
assail any point on our co ist without ' ?
ording a chance of preperation, not in<
n of bringing men together by rail {[jj
ids. Therefore the necessity is crea- to
I. according to these opinions, of an ltn<
gmentntion <>f the number of our per- foi
inent fortifications. and of keeping them rie
* condition fit for immediate action. Forcations
are recommended on the lake Fr
ntier, as the Hritish have a desided adatagc
over us in obtaining a naval ^.u
?erioritv in Lukes Ontario, which is the j"|
wt important in the series of inland seas. K
? ? ? ? hi.
Another Oreet Tiro in Vew York. ^
About half-past twelve o'clock last night p
Are broke out in ? Dey st., which bid It
r to prove one of theae destructive congratKMM
of which New-York has too DC
a" been the scene, *1
e suddenness with which the whole
y was i!!ominst?(l, caused a general
rm, iiKlependcmly of that created by
i rapid and continued strokes upon the ^
illbelL fo,
The fire originated in the rear building tci
?. 5,1 >ey sL, and was most confined to
it and the adjoining one, No. 7 Dey
eotl* i> " ? Ls
The heat from the flames waa so great
it the buildings on the opposite side |v
the street, and alao those adjoining n
lier side, were several time n fire, and
ij wiTwi <jy cjiriiKMiB
During the early part of the Arc a alight "
plovion occur**!, cauaing a great panic wj
the crowd for a time, and many of the tin
men left their engine* and ran for their pri
es. pit;
Doth the buildings, aa well as that on
corner ofltroadwaf. including No*. 1. %t
il 3 I hty-atreet, were occupied ou the **
rer floor*,'by Merrit, Bliss A Co. Dry H
*?d* Merchant*. The upper part of the &
rner huilding was occupied by White, g|
ainhall A Lockwnod, staple and dry cu
im! dealers. C?
Tlie upj>er part* of No*. 5 and 7 lK*y- w?
ect were unoccupied. They were new ?*ii
ilding*. The fire, it i* ?upp*wed, origited
from the furnaces in the cellar of
e building No, ft Dey-street.
The Htock ??f Merritt, Blisa A Co. wan f0
rv valuable, consisting mostly of lace*, ?u
k*, eta. Tliey estimate their loan in |y
irnetl ami destroyed gooda, etc., at not th
w than one miliion of dollar*. They are,
wever, heavily insured in various com- } '
ine* in and ?>ut of the city. ' >
Whl e, Itr-nnhall A Lockwnod** low* is *'
t to great by fire as bv water, ami i? .
olmbU CO*Weil by insurance. riJ
The are hail l**en lairning and wna
sible through the city generally ten or ?
teen initiutm Mm any of the alarm
II* K?n> rang.
The ft re men deserve .redit for their very ?
vat eccrtions.
The nh|i!?nneu with which the fire
mmeneed wa* only equalled hy that
th which i' all ?eemcd t beextinguished,
t minute-. |?;?.-t?>ne n part -?fthe wall* J"
i the rear foil in, nnd in an instant, as it *'
ere, all w:w dark ate) Mill, the illumi*ti<Hi
? a* gone, nn<l the alarm hells f,
ased their terrible din. ,ii
The destruction of property hy this ?
uftngraiion ;i* near a* can be estimated, f<
lay amonnt to between 400.000, and
400.O00, which, we understand, i* hilly
>vered by insurance.?New-York ftnn, r
7th. _
1
-l - AJ II
MARRIED, ^
In thia Dial. on the 11th of March, by I
F. Ilineon. Esq. Mr. Malachi Adams,
nd Mm* Klixamkth Kmirti, daughter
f Wm. Robert*, *11 of Urn IKatnot. r
By tba mm, <m tlx* 31 at int, Mr W*. J
lino*, and Mia* ?Mam*ut Lore, |
augHtar of Joal Lava, ?|| ip good health, '
nd tai h?n af Ca oyavatioa, and tba J
'nitm. " A
U J. lacalat aa a tdtnbti GMUdi Mr
? dfca ijgilMilartfcafclalllM^a^ a 1
m. * - many iulm :
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A '
Ifii ABVKIT18KMMS.
>18T OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
APRIL 1, 1863.
idatna, William
tniley, W. K. Brown, Abel
raw ford, C. J. Chirlen, Col. E. W
lyburn, T. I* Cheves, H. W.
rowder, Hal lie, Caston, W. C.
aston, Samuel C.
lougless, J. B. Dunlap, Jno. B.
verett, A. B. Everett, Prof. B.
Ervin, Miaa Hannah M.
underburk. A. B. Jr. Fnulkinberry Jacob
ibaon, L R. Goen, Mian Jane
arrnl. Wm. Horton MkLwl
Jatton, Jno. L.
King, Jno.
nrahal, John W. Mnasey, L. H.
aaaey, Thoa. C. S. Mayer, N. A. R.
fttug, J. F. G. 3 Mellwnin, Robt.S.
Mobley, J. B.
Nylaon, Wm.
Dbeann, J, P. Ronell, Andrew
nail, Joacnh Htogner Wm. J.
nith, Dr. Wm. Srain, John
Small, Monuavy Miss
Thornwell, Elixa (care Goo. Craig)
Tillnell. Stirling
ylie, Wm. Dr. J Wats, Wm.
'Sllinma, E.3 White, Jamea, or Blernet Jno
IsBT" Peraons asking for Letters in the
ove liat are requested to aay * Advertised."
T. R. MAGILU P. M.
mm sura?
lOODS, 1852.1
^IIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE.
l eeivnd and opened n full and complete
ortment of SPRING nnd SUMMER
K)I)S. purchased in the city of Charleston
th much care as to Prices and Styles ; of
iich the following is a part:
Ditm CsOod*:
ain. White, nnd Narrow Black Silks, suits.
! for Dresses or Aprons; Figured and
in nnd S?t*nnd Mourning Bcragen.Tiasues.
iired and plain and second mourning new
lea; embroidered nnd dotted Swiss Muss.
figured and Swiss nnd Jaconet Merlins,
w patterns' pLin Swiss nnd Jaconet; Swiss
d Jaconet Edgings nnd fnnertinga; emb'd
ider Sleaves Lice nnd Muslin; French
orked Collars nnd Cuffs; 2d mourning
ill.irn. very neat, emb'd and hem-stitched,
d bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs;
ntlemen nnd Luiies (iloves, a full aasortnt;
Ribbons, bonnet nnd narrow, assorted
suit the season: White linen, all prices
d ?ju dities : tine brown and grass Linens,
ladies purposes Ginghams of every vaty
; < *altco, assorted English & American.
Black Cloth*,
ench, English and American . Blue and
ack French Doeskin, Casaimore, Fancy
immer C-swimeres, assorted ; Twceda, all
wis; linen Drilling, white und colored,
bt and heavy. ?
Cotton.ides, striped, plaid iinrTplain. suitss
for servant's wear; bleached nnd brown
eetings nnd Shirtings; Bleached and
own Cotton Ddlls.
EADY MADE CLOTHING.
Cents, Vesta, Hhtrts, Collars, 4tc.
K)KS of different kinds, uuiyt which |
i ue u .mu a iow - American lawyor or
isineas Man's Form Book."
Hats of the latest fashion.
HARDWARE;
full t.Kfwtcneat, amongst which will be
urn I everything generally used by tiiS i i.irtn
of the country.
Boots and Shoes:
very full supply both for Gentlemun and
die*.
A fine lot of Perfumeries selected expressfor
the Indies with care.
cokery, Glassware, and Groceries:
I kinds usually kept
The publie are respectfully invited to call
d examine our ntoek of goods, which we
II take much pleasure in showing, and to
t Iridic* particularly : and if ourstyleaand
ices suit w e will expect a share of their
ironnge. JONKB CROCKETT.
Apr 8 4t 9
EW GOODS! NEW GOODSTl
LWE ARK NOW RECEIVING Sg.
and opening our stock of
prinf and Nunncr Geods
nsisting in p..rt of the following:-? Hats,
ipe, Clothing, IShoea, Boots, Bonnet*,Hard.re.
Crockery, stationary. Groceries, Medim?,
Broadcloths,*! 'sssiiueres, Cashmeretta,
..in and Fancy l inens, Brown and
euehed Goods ladies' l>reas Goods of
ery description and quality, of the very
lest styles, and almost every article culled
r?w hich we offer at very low prices to
tl f ki.i ta?iiA*?a I Inr utiVoL lm .as haow I
selected from the very bent markets in
? UliiUnl St..tes.
Wo return our sincere thanks for the
Mir.il patronage we have received; and havK
purchased the Houses and I ait which
e now occupy, thereby in..king a periuanit
location in ia.nc.iSter Village, we hope,
I a strict ..ttcntion to business, to merit a
intinuaiico of your patronage,
up 8 3m t?j T. R. & J. R. MAGI Id*
AN OLD LOOKING PLACE.
Ml Air, Strath CmliM,
' OOKM QUl'IK WKATIIKR./I/;A TJ
?1V, but is ?erv hard to bent for
CHS AP GOODS.
M. 8. .x.RRKIJ. h IIRimiKR b??
>w i largo stuck, iucludinga very extensive
it of >ihuk? of .,11 descriptions. Styles of
immIs to suit the season, and prices to suit
ie tiiu?a. Itcing very grateful for bygone
,vors. we hop.! you a ill call frequently
uring the Spring and Summer of ISM, and
*e how chu.p and cheerful we will work
>r cash. a 8 St ap 8
NKW GOODS.
pTIlK SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
JL r?Miv?i * now updv of Dry Goods.
Vir stock comprises of Fancy sod Dosses
0 Goods, Embroideries, Lose snd Muslin
Iceves, Cambric Collars, Muslin do.. Trimlinifs
of sll widths, riwiss snd Cswbrk !n rtuigsund
Edjfintfs. H.indsom? sod now
tyle Tisreow IXslslns. Litest fashion sod
?o*t quality of Nilli Tissues.
Solid Color*, French Liwos, sad Sumner
Coplins. Now Stylos, French Muslins,
nourning* an<i? oiocs. ?,oiagnM,rmHai?%'
low, tkirud Tooth BrantiM, Iw. 1W
poods have bom knight low, sod will bo
told serordiurlf. Thooe is want of foods
voald do well to roll before pun-hosing elserherv,
BtLMNO* * BULK
April t tf
fOR 8AML
4 NI BXCRU J5NT SETT Of WAGON
I\ ifASUtEIM, wbbb will be mid low
fee Cost, ViffM far Hi in if.h.
B. a BAHJEY
7
'NOTICE TO GUAKWAMS, 1
TrustreN, and Receiver?. ,
All guardians, trustees, 1
Receivers, and Couin litteew holding
their appointments under the Court of ,
Equity for Lancatftfer District, are notified
and required to make and render
their respective returns on or before the
16th dhy of May 1862; setting forth on
oath the partifuhn value of suol^Estatos.
and all account of monies received jttid
paid out, and to substantiate the same by
proper und suflieiont vouchers. Rules will
be issued against all failing to mafequund
returns, to uie next selling of tlie Cour.
?f Equity.
J. II. WTJ IIKRSPOON,
Coinr. Eo. Lj I>.
Com'rs Ortiee, Lancaster C. II., )
March 20th, 1862. ) 0
Plllivv rminiH errADD
i .1 ,*iiiii uiiiiMiiiI niunn. (
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD *E8- j
p<ct"ullly inform the citizens of Kor- j
?'?iw nnd surrounding Districts, that he has
tikon his old stand in Camden a few doom '
above Mntheson's St< r nearly opposite
the Water *e House, where ho is daily re- t
eeiving end opening n new and splendid as- a
aortment of F nnilv (irocerii's. which lie offers tl
to sell at small profits for cash. His stock p,
consists of everything usually found in a 0
Grocery estahlishin* nt.
AH persons wishing to purchase articles in
my liie would do well to call and examine R
before purchasing elsewl ere.
SW.U ID BENSON. tl
Cauiden. M ir J."? 7 3t S
n ; ,:mv If
li IVlll ?
T?IEPAKTNi;KSlIIP< )F EMMONS
Button is this day dissolved by
mutual consent of the Partners, The f
notes and accounts of the Firm have been
placid in the hands of William A. Moore,
Esq. for the payment of the liabilities of "
the Firm; and he alone is authorized to "]
collect the amounts due the Firm and to
pay the debts due by them. All jiersons "<
owing said eoiuvrii will therefore please Ul
pay up forthwith, and all persons having til
demands against the Firm will present the
same to Mr. Mi?nv for payment. <J<
KHAN KLIN EMMONS, ?l
.1. P.. BUTTON.
Mar 17, 185ii 7 6t.
ll)lti;\UHM\li. n
tI.L PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE- J
warned. not to trade for :i note, given bv hi
mo. to J. I* Chirk. mi or j.bont the first of w
January hist for two hundred ilolhirs. ns the *?
consideration for which s .i?l note was given ea
having failed. 1 am d tcrmincd not to pay it. w
unless compelI?'<1 In l?avv. ta
' \Y. J. Cl'IiKTON. ci
Mar '25 7 3t
P'
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL HOUSE
3^,.* a _> a A aa,
in .v it. iti:i?n, f
HE WII.I. also CNDERTAKE .
work in the surrounding country
and village '. H thoroughly understands m
the business, \ii.| can ami will give satis- t,
faction in -tyb-aml durability, in price and ft
dispatch. If xnl!i. i? nt employment can |
be obtain I lie will make Ins home at (]
I?anc*Hi. rvil'e. mar 18 0 tf ^
STOLE tNT "i:
F'P'M MY ST\HI.K. NEAR PAT '
tonN Kerry, on the 13th inst^nn ft
.REV II 'II8E. ' si
lie was sho 1 all muml and has a spli ft
r sand crack on one of hi- hoofs. <2
Tin* tllief took tin r> >ad leading to ban it
s III ... - I ? II t '
IIH\ Via KCII .\r.
J. I. WATSON.
IM1 Air S. C? m il* 1 (J tf.
MIT UK. .)
Tin* Noti-s and accounts of William Ro
l?itis<>u having l?<-en It i-l'erred to us, arc
now placed in the hand* ?f John Williams j,
Ks<j., for collection. All those indebted |,
will please call and pav tip. tl
.l<?lIN I'. INGHAM,
SAMliKI.tSI'KNCE*
Apr 1 :tt % 8
J. C. SIKTIKST, (
Magistrate.
Lam-astfu, s. g.
II
W. TlirilLOW ( ASTON, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND 80LICI- a
TOR IN EQUITY. s
Attends the Courts in Isinraslrr, Kershaw t
and 1 d 'hnini! Districts. II
Xff" OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8. C.J?\
MOM M11 NT 'DO THE DEAD
. IN MEXICO!
The Citizens or Lancaster District are
informed that tin- iiiulcrsi^iicd have been $
apointcd a ?tonunitt? c to obtain subscrip- jy
Irons in this District tor the purjxMe above t
spcciAod I
KeeliiiL'. that to urire word in behalf d \.
Mich an object ohj..,, w Mi'il l?? offering sa ]
insuii alike t<> th? gratitude ami patriotism ?
of the of our 1 tistriet, we simply state that c
the names of all who died, during the Me*- (
ienn Catnpiirn will he i.iscri)x*l upon thin t
monument. V\ e i. that those uwpoaed I
?t contribute wilt hand in the amount*
immediately to either of the undersigned. .
Lict J. It. COUHART, J
Lieut. A. 4. HHCKBBT. i
S. rjr't M. IIKLTON.
Committee of Company L
April 1, 8 tf
Apply t.. H.S. ltAILKY. |
NOTICE OF ELECTHHl
I IKiD-Qt' ARTRUA, \ I
21*t Regni'tj S. C. Militia. J i
In o!??lienoe to an order eminating from
the Hrig'r Ooneral of the 5th Brigade.
An election will be held Ht the usual
placeof rondexvmi? of each Company in
' tHfed^ 21 *t Regiment on SaUgday the
{RnHw May next, for Col. .tioljk fill the
vdSuney oce-iMone I by the r&iglation of
Col. I)ixon Barne*. The poll* to>eopened
fed chwed according to law ; the mutagen*
of eaeli W)An in?vt at I .anaaator C.H.
on Monday the 3 li*? *?f the *ajpe mouth at
IMgetftek M., oount the rnfeT and venort
forthwith in writing showing,the mum of
theeMof* - II R TRICK.
TJeut. <\4. A Col pro. tem. 1
I Apr 1 tf ; A
i . &
If' 1 || II . H
THE LANCASTER GKUCEtfV
ANI) fijj
PROVISION STORE 1
THE subscribers arc just roccivingant
now opening a large and complcti
iMortment of GROCERIES and PR< VI
3IONS, which they are anxious to dispost
)f at extreme low prices for Cash or Coun
:ry Produce. Their stock consists in part
w follows:
Sew Orleans and Muscovado Sugar,
'rushed, powdered and Clarified do.
Vew Orleans and ..^oovado Molasses, ?
lava and Rio Coffee, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Citron, Currants,
'epper, (linger, Spice and Cloves,
^uunegs, Muce, onioratus and Soda,
Mackerel, No. 1, 2, ami Salmon,
leef Tongues, Herrings, Powder A Shot,
-'ap, Indigo, Crackers ami Oranges,
Ninons, O'Mara's old Rye and New
)rlean* Rectified Whiskey, Maderia,
\>rt, Claret ami Sherry Wines, Porter,
Ue, Newark Cidtg, W: W. Yineger,
lardines, Oysters, (linger Preserves,
k?rdial, Popper sauce, Candies, Tobacco;
ogether with a choice selection of Cigars,
t all prices of the following brands, Filan
ropa, Washington, Kspana, Havana, Cheoots
and Cuba sixes, and a large variety
f other articles too numerous to mention.
All those in want of ftct rate articles at
low price, will please not to forget to
nil at the LANCASTER CROC FRY. at
f*c old stand of J. A. llasseltine, one door
outh of the Catawba House, on Main st.
1IASSELTINK A II AC INS.
JELLING OFF at COST
And Len!
rllE SuWriber Wing very anxious
to dispose of the balance of bis
oek of DRY COOD8, HARD WAKE,
ATS, gAI'S, 15' )NNETS, Ac., to close
p his business ami make room for the
rge stock of Croeeries and Provisions
>w coming into the Store, will sell at such
ncommon low prices as to induce all
lose in want of suck articles as he has,
i purchase of him. If you want a large
lantity of Coods for a little money call
; the old stand of
J. A. IIASSELTINE.
CHEAT* rTnnn?
At B?llair, S. .
rllE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIV.
ing from Charleston large additions to
h stock of CHEAP GOODS, among
hich are many articles to suit the coming
ia?on, winch will be. sold at such prices as
innot fail to give satisfaction. Those
anting Goods will find it to their advange
to call early, before the many realxy
lExr articles are sold out.
fff" Terms Cash, or four months for ap oved
paper.
CHARLES P. EVANS.
Bcllair, Feb 26. 3?tf
NEW MODS.
rHK SUBSCRIBER IIAS JUST
rcceive?l a supply of
SPRING A SUMMER GOODS,
hich he will sell low for Cash, ortopunctal
customers. Among w hich are some
incy articles worthy the attention of the
.adieh. Almost every article in the Dry
rood. Hat, and SIuk* line, ('rockery and
l.n.l -4..1- l? . II
' .IV s*nvMaa<; nij UH ?H V^JIll
nd see for yourselves and you will be
leased. I will tnlc-' nlea -uro in showid^
very article lor sale. [ return my thanks
w tlie public patronage I have reocive?l
tnoc I came in the District, ami I hope
>r a continuance of the same. Don't foret
to ask for Boyd's, opposite S. B. Kmioiiv
J. B. BOYD.
March 15, 1852. 6 4t.
NOTICE.
IIJ. PERHONS INDEBTED TO THE
1 Steam Saw Mill Company by note or amount,
contracted at any time from the year
810 up to 185'J are requested to come forward
and settle the same with tho subacrier,
in whoae hands they are placed for eolation,
as t??c Company must have it to pay
licir debta. WM. T. I'HIFER.
mar 25 7 tit
CATAWBA HOUSE,
On naln*8trect,
Eirw rods South of the Court House.)
THE above named House lias
been niueh enlarged and put JulilL
r? thoftough repair and furnished anew,
nd w now prepared to accomodate all
hose disposed to give it a eall. The subcriber
makes no boasts but will simply
ay that the Public shall l?e aeeommodaed
in a style not excelled by any House
a the up country.
J. A. IIASSELTINE.
Lancaster, Feb 12 tf 1
SPRING GOODS.
THK Subscriber is now receiving hn
Ipring Ooods which has been selected with
(Teat care as to styles and prices among*
vhich may be found many articles suita
?lc for house keepers, Pots, ovens, skillets
overcd spiders, <t<\, Flew Pans, Painto*
[buckets, Tubs, and churns, coffee mills
hovel." and tengues, looking glasses,*uga
-offee, N. O. Molasses, Fine Knglisli Dair
Jheese, Swedish Iron, suitable for wagoi
yre, Souare, round and flat, Iron w.igor
ioxea of all si/.c*, ground out.
l>reas Ooods, Kossuth prints, LAwm
printed and plain, Borages, Hcrlen Coro
Checked Cambrics, India Hook Muslin
Dotted and colored Swiss, Jackonet Swir
Kdging* and Inserting**, Thread and Ma
chine Kdgings.
KrabrM'a, Parodi, J'ny Lind Ac Lin'n col
lar*,Ouffs *k underalcr.vc* of the latest style*
Bonnet Rihbanda, Linen Cambric, an
llemsticlied Handkerchiefs, itieii's an
boy's clothing; besides many other art
ties which I will take a nlensurc in dim
ing to my friend* when they call.
A. C. UUNLAP,
Cor. of Main street oppoail
Uie Court House
April 1, 1852. 4t 8*
THE LANCASTER LEDGE
f 8 rVBLMHBD WEEKLY AT I.A1
llfeiMWr C. II., at Two Dollars per jr?
TMa paper is boond to no party, bat ads
MbawaMMirM which the Editor balite
will prove *f benefit to the State.
R 8. BA1I.KV, Editor dr Proprieti
ffT Will oar ex changes have the Mi
MM copy the above notice. We arttl i
(iproeahwr favor when called spaa
W
1
[ R. C. Potto, 1 Writ in
1v?. . > foreign Attach*
J. D. Gordon j ' meut.
* I, JnmcH Adams, Shcrift' ol Lancaster
District, by virtue of the above Atta-liment
j to mc directed, have levied the same upon
a tract of land, containing 200 acres,
more or kiss, on Tar Kiln Branch, adjoin]
ing the lnhus of Hannah Gordon, Rebecca
J Gordon and others, belonging, as it is said '
to the defendant, J. D. Gordon, who is ab- (
' sent from and without the limits of OAs 1
State. Notice is hereby given, wr any!'
person or perssns claiming the same to up- 1
pear before the Justices of the Court of!
Mto^yninon Pleas, on the return thereof, be- j
ing 'the third Monday after the fourth j
Monday in March Inst., in order to show |
cause of ativ they can, or have why the
l;m<l now iitiAii In* i.1 1 '* oC il.? I
above attachment, should not l>e adjudged
to belong to the said J. 1). (Jordan, pursu- I
ant to the act of the General Assembly, in :
such ease; made and provided.
JAMES ADAMS, i
Sh'ff of L. D ]
March 25th 1852. 8 2\v J
Printer's Fee 37 1-2 j j
In Equity?Lancoater District : <
John It. Welsh, Adm'r. of William Hil- i A
ton,dco\l. vs. John Adams, eWil., Cro- 'j
ditors?Bill to marshal assets, and soforth.
The creditors of tiie es.
tateofWiliam Hilton, late of Lan- ! ?
caster District, dw'd, am notified and re- | J
quested to establish their demands before I .
me on or before the first day of June,
1851.
By order of the Court, June Term, 1851. i;
J. H. WITHERSPOON. ?
Com'r in Eq'y, L. I). j e
Lancaster C. II., S. 0. March 15,1852. j) j 'i
In Equity?I ^ancaster District ! 0
James Laney, * v * Petition
John Laney,
vs. for
Richmond R. Terrell
Executor of John ? Legacy
| Smith dee'd., J unes 1 ?
Griffin, Nancy Long, and li
Elizabeth Dreadmay
Kt. al. J account >
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
-f ?L !-J -1 i ^ i
oi me v^omiiiissioner, mat rue aeienuauis <i
James Criflin, Nancy Long and EHzalwth 1 !.
Dreadtnay, (if living-) reside without the | d
limits of this State. It is ordered on mo- j S
tion of Clinton and llanna, softs fer the j d
petitioner, that the said defendants, James j |.
(iriftin, Nancy Long and Elizabeth Dread- o
may, (if alive), do answer, plead or demur, j v
to the petition in above case, on or before <the
1st day af July 1862, otherwise judgment
pro eonfosso will Ik? ordered against j
them. JAMES II. WITUERSPOON.
Com. E4. L. I>.
Lancaster C. H., Mar 25 3m 8 1 '
I\ i:<|I ITl?Luueaster l>isl. ' j
Rol?ert McDonald "| Bill 1 p
and w ifo Eugenia C to procure ' hi
vs.' a j A
Thomas L. Dunlnp sale of
nnd wife et al. Real Estate. ' j1
It appearing to my satisfaction that j
Thomas I. Dunlnp ami Mary his wife, (Jen. I '
W Stinson Esther M. Stinson and her 1 )'
child, Octavia defendants in the above j 11
case reside beyond the limits of this State. 1
It is ordered on motion of Clinton and ''
llanna, solicitors for complainants, thai !s
| the said Aus\fei\ p'?ad or dc- I '
mur to the Bill in above case on or before I
the 21st day of Juno 1852, otherwise I'
Judgment, pro confess? will be ordered I
against them.
JAMES II. WITHEUSPOON. '
Coinr. E<j'y L. D.
Lancaster C. II., S. C., mar 15 3moG j
IIV E<|lTlTlr?l.aiieioter I>i?tri?-t
Dorcas C* Perrv, widow, Oliver"1 Rill j
H., and Tlios. 1). I'crry, Execu-| un)ri j
tors ol Aadock Perry, deccowxl.
vh. of
Benjamin Williams and ?wifct ? . ,,
Man-. Rebecca Perry, Elizabeth t , ' I !
Perrv, Louisiana Perry, Ruebcn V' i>" 1
#, r, r, 1 dock Per- <
Perry, George r Ingram. I
Eleanor Perry. J ry, dee'd
It appearing to iny satisfaction that all the ; '
defendants above named, reside without the
limits of the State, except George F. Ingram |
and wife, he having married a daughter of i .
Zadock Perry. It is ordered on motion of
Williams, solicitor for complainants that the
said defendants do answer plead or demur j 1
to the Bill in above case, on or before the
2Mb June, 1852; otherwise Judgment pro
fesso will be ordered against them. i
JAMES H. WTTHERSPOON.
Com. Eq. L D.
Iamcuater, C. II., March 33, ,
7
""HARNESS"! HARNESS!!
ryrft D. A. MTTTON,
/fit MANUFACTURER OF if*9**
CARRIAGE ANI) WAGON HARNESS.
' BR1D1.KS, MARTENGALBS, MKIH- |
CAL BAGS, TRUNKS, WHIPS,
. Andneruthing belonging to a tcell regulated \
HARNESS SHOP. 1*
I fTMIE Subscriber, being thankful for past j
1 favor*, would respectfully solicit the j
r custom of nil persons being in waul of any- i
thing in his line; and hopes by a strict at- j
' tcntion to business, and working nothing but
II the beat materia), to share at least a portion |
1 of the public patronage. You may as well
atop going to Charleston for Harness, or '
l anything in the Harness line, as I will sell
| as low as Charleston retail prices. All
' work warranted. Saddles repaired at short
-notice. Shop situated on Main-street,above
'? the Court House, nearly opposite Mr. Clinton
s ofth-f. Just call in and see Harness '
and Bridles of every deedription decided I \ .
I- lower than ever offered in this market
i, D. A. BUTTON. !
j feh 26 Cm v 3
i- SADDLE A HARNESS
, ^pbUbliahmtnl
/lA THK HIJB8CRIBKR RKSK?
pectfally iiifuwaa the citizens of |
this IHatrict and ebwwherr, that he has
removed from Ma former stand to tho old
_ stand formerly occupied l?y F. K. 11 rumd
meU, where be it prepared to carry on the
^ Raddle and Harness Dusineea in all its vnrious
branches; such aa Covering and
* Padding Raddles, which he will warrant;
a Waggon Harness, Riding Bridles, for.,
and will sell aa low aa can he pnrehancd
w. elsewhere.
u PUaaa iafl and eeaaaiae ?foa yuawakea.
r?- ^iXAPfotft.
Lwa?ta^ " foai I
V
ChurlfN L Dye 1 i ' H'l
vs. * lor iluiici' and to
O. J. Pvo. Clft u di. i f i1 j 'v l/uii !
Susan Jam* T>yc.V.i-t In'^- hwds A> < *?.i:iclntiolilor
I missioiior
and ward | t > t'.* |Viv;nMit of a
ct ?l. J d.'iit.
It np}>.\'ni?'r *u my s itM'noti rn tlirt Orinond
.1. P . .in ! I:i:? d '\ir iitcr, 6u? :ti J :i?
Dyo, two I thn dolond.nl* in ni> >vo ei.so. n-*lcl
without till* limits of tills Hist It i>
ttrtlorod, ot) motion <?!' \\ illiams ii :!(>; for
luuiinluin.-ji!. I Ii.it t lie said O. .1. livo and Hunan
.I. I ?1 ? answor, * plata! or d-minr to
llii- Hill in aliovo casta on or l? d'oro tin- i
Juno 1j. olln-rwiso Jud/nu-nt pro cotii'-s- a
so will liMir! rod tin * tlioai. M
J.VMK5 II. WU HGRSKKIA.
('in*. i-'u. I>.
Lmo.st. r C. n.. v, ;f t>n ' 7
I> h'A>i \
MiddUsiy I) ?i. ! 'n.-doIV i Hi if
% I f.?r I'.irUliifi * I,
Win. T. <' i.-moii. ( wj' . yj
Sr.iiiu -l ('. Cit-ion. J
It npjKviriir^ i-iiiiy .' ioV'.ioiiTTi the ?!* - v K
fou l ti! WiiSi.iiu i' t Mi..>11 iS.i.iuviC
friston reside Neyo.id tli* tiniiu il'th - tit i .
It is order..! on nt? lion i vvr.:;.t. i*. ..iviior * *
For complain .lit tii.it a .id d ii,i..i do i.iiiwit,
ph >' r <! inn'
>n <>r l> t?T t!io -.'iili > < Ji::i. I8.">2. oiiiervis
Jit I .nicnf '.i ll bo order i
itfainst :iimn.
JAMES II. \VI iDUN.
< 'uiii. r : y I :,r. !)'
Mar 2d. I *.72. ' 7 3nnV
i a- B <n s-rv
oluT W*. (' < solicitor,') iV;.ii"ii to suit- .
x . ' ' kt*
\ illi.iin Mo< *?>rklo ..u JLapiity and
wife Elizabeth J TbtJLdief.
It i.ppi r.riiigr to i.i . ' ?iir "ino'^h .t Wil.*11'i
MetVrkU inf Etk'.ibi ill his wily rcei-.Ic ?
itlioilt tin' lilniis ?>t" t*;' .1 '. I' . ?.(5pifPr-?
I on ui?.'ioii iif William* soliii^or, h>r IV lionor.
that ti.e said detimdiinfs do :Im\*rr
lead, or demur to tlu^Mdition in'ab&Pocaiie
n or b 'ibiv tin- ?.71 Ii di y ?'f Jtaiui 18.72.
tii i u i .liidouu'tit pi cijatbaso will I"'- orin
d" :i": inst tltft".
jam ks ii. wmiERsi'0<5Sl. "
* C. E. L. i>.
Mm 21 7 *' 3t;io.
A' PKJt'a !'A J.:*, v i i- trist.
Iridic* t M : anion j Bill
v - fr.r
l!iili*>tili,i?'li.it'ii -ill IV .
II :i|.]t. :iriii'_r t?> lit' v.ij; fr; ?' .? : 11< ?
I'ft'ixlaiit, M i lison liii'li.ul.s. ii, ivaitlo*
i-ynnd llsnr.tnil.s < !' litis S'nta. It is <m
?'!*? ? 1 ?>u nn?ii<>ii f?t ? Minimi n:ui llntum,
nli'rs I"..r i!i?? <(ini|i!.tin:int ;h->l tin- *:.i''
loll ! ?i.?, M ><li-.'t I i l ; !>? ausw i_Jload,
i f imir t > tli in! ia :\!j.<v - eu
r I.. t' : ill.-j 1st day . Mian. 1 >"2, otlier,iv?.
.Iiid^Mioi.t p- .?. nf. .-o i.l L. uril? I'll
njjnin-l 11'* 11.
.1 AMI S i i. \YI II1KUSi'< " <N.
' i 'Tl - r. r.n'v I . I >,
l.:ili<\">liT t il. S. < !ii*iv iit
ib I'iijEiifl.t *(* r
K\ I 'arc*. | 1' tit^a
ana - 11. Klrld. y.' y .
iiw-r of
. in .l.'lm K-i'it.'v -r?\
Mi aumtli liU UJIO. ) !.'? : -iv
I
"1:KiiV.--\?<tnl. \ ?V<\
It it].]-, rit.o* f> tnv i n. (!?at
??hn KW.'!:-v, v f'li.if'. v Tvrl:! v. Jamr-:
vnlday a I Jo.id Iv. k! -. dtioixUnt*
n ;dm?v> i v.. ii*M." ?y"i t t,.? in t? of
liisSl..v. < in im-la.n el \\ itii.'ius So! r,
nf I'. !' iaiui.v r, .. is v'i U.Mt l*?c
a: 1 Jolt: Kiild . Hl> \V ' V\.
lair, v Kill!.:}, aj i I .. ;. ...il-i.,, Jl., d?.
>li-nd, ail?'..- i, . .Iv^ntii a. n. i ?ii... a in
|i<> it'ova of I c-ii if fa ' .'av oi
fui'O iv>:t. <ni: .]-t\i .! ' - Pro.
'oiiti'vo. nili I a ? idi r. I a-'air^ct 0.10I1 of
la in. J ' S. i!. \v 1.?i r.iisL-VOlV.
.1. a... i.ij. u 1
loll. 12 :i..?
Bsb litiiiily Eiiuiea>U'i' Did.
I..lilt W. < I , |
\\ ' 1* / - I ' * ' - ? x * *
\^ i . ? , i . .. , i i uriiuou
Martha ' 'i< ?\> ' n.:M! ' and NV
1" ?\v, I I.m ...I. < r< v I
II. J:i< ks<-i> tiici'iif., i (. rO? . i'.stato of
Well < V.A.nt vt j'
Moor. vV Mm is A i " > ( \Vi;i^(;;vo, ry,M-.,
IX iff. .loo ).!| T. '1 ' j
Martha l-: wife. | <!.-<
It n|?p?. ,-irii:; 1<> my atisfaetion tint Jo?
pit J!cn< H wni \i?fe, Martha .1.. de tendinis
in al'uw . aoc, I' Mtin without tin'Hints
? 1 tins b; .. , it i-> 1'iui i . < ? iiu.tiuu ol
NVillhuiis, ol'r T r (.< nij li.iiiiu t-. that the
mid Joseph Terrell and wife, Maiihn .f.,
lo plead, answer. or demur. to the hi'I in
I hove c;iv' Oil < r Ix Tore ilie 1 t?t ?|j:v of JlJUC,
1852, otherwise, Judgment jlvo coiitirMKr
ivill be ordered autiiiif than.
JA.MKS ir. WITH mistook/
Corn'r l'!q. 1,. 1?, ,
F.*h 12. r,m 1
lii l>|tiil>
losiali M. Cio\l< a. FT:- Till iodivhje w?l
?in Croxtoti, Mary f Tvfnto <t*c.
I'roxton. 11? ?11\ \. i i i -: <-f James
u.n A' Mittex his wif. l<!ro\r '>. <! o a
rs ^ < <t :n.il# .1 m.<
F. 11 Ward ?V .l:n; bis j ' roxl ii '.< < e:.swifo,
t bas. I'. Aili'i A i '
Nanev bis xvife, . i.b j *
Woods A' Ib.ehel lr \
wifo. J
Itappearing to niy i.ti-fact'on 1 linf ft,
1?. Ward and bui<,bis w'fi ' ,o|>li Wood*
and liaoln l, bi-. vxifo, d< loiuiant., in ; lx)V<^A
case, reside x\itbout 'be Iii . i- ? f lips Stale.
It is ordered, on motion of f'liiifoh & 1 r*#
na sol'r. for eowip1a;tianf?. f lir.i jdifiB said dffondants
do answer, niojid, ormftmur, to
,x I'll". - i -i- ' - .l . ?
iiiv i'iii 111 ai'mr ' "i1 '''rcuit 1.1
day of June, oiln miw , ^
pro oonfewi will 1?e orden 1 ,'ivt cn<Mi X
ami nil df them.
JAMES H. WNIIFltSpOON.
Cwi'rhn'y 1-nn'r 1 ?i-*?. *
ConiVs oflico, I'cb 12 * 'iiii * 1
n Kqnlfy- I.auea*li*r fKutifrt.
& m
Nathaniel H. 1 LgramJj T\ tit*> ?i lo .sur>- ^
| jcr! ah fnlifly .
i NAthaii^lnrjrniri, f to |WT a lejjptt
i FrAnoivm Ingram. j * *
It mpMiliigto my A"' i too t lia tA/.thoniel
Ingram fttnn of .! mim.i/U?vouU.
tlie limits (if litis S't to. Ilw Willi I'vll. lilt ?
motion of Mnnfc* *nlwH?r fnffV>t1tinfl<*r. tfhtt
tin; H?id N/.U? niv! lucrum dot Qfwor, p)<*d?
or damurr to the }i tjliph lilcd At'suist him.
1 in th??l?nTc ?>n of bcToM 17i? lnt day
of Jnn*. l*A*,othmuM? IH#
fotuw, \yii few &< ** htnt. ,j r*
i.v .
] U*rn!fr( II ST. |fr4, A *f|
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