L)ocs any one pretend for a moment to
believe that Aaron Burr would have received
the vote of the State, and that too,
over one ol her own sons, if the people |
could have voted! Would the people ;
have voted for this bold, bad recklese |
man! Never?never. It could only have I
occurred as it did occur, under Uie very 1
system we have in South Carolina; a system
whereby the people have no direct ^
agency in voting for the highest office in ,
the Government. I
The estimation iu which Burr was held
among lh> /xopfe was shown by what occurred
in Chexterville, when he was on
his way to Richmond, Va., to stand his
trial. It wm stated on his trial by one of 1
U. S. officers who bad him in charge, that
while they were on their way to Washington,
being at Chester Town. or Chester
C. II., South Carolina, Burr, observing a i
small collection of people, gut off hi-* v
horse, went into the company, asked t?<r ,
n magistrate, ami complained >f l?cmg t
under nn illegal arrest iiikI inilitan guard. t
The officer, however, wmn rv-instr.te?1 !iiin (
on hia horse, ami directed the guaru to ?
proceed. The peo|?le manifested no die- ,
position to interfere." (See rejiort ut Burr's ]
trial.) | r
Nothing can be clearer than this pro- /
position: that in a country circumstanced 1
l?ke ours, and under a government com ti- i
tuted like ours, the peoj/le have a rij:1?t to i
vote for those who may be sole* tin to ,
rule ove them. There can be nogood tea ,
son for attempting to withhold this right ,
from them. That the ih-oj le wih succeed , i
mi wresting it fntn tin hands that hn\oso i
long hold it, we have no ? oithi. Our in- ,,
formation from all partsi il < S ate leads
u* to In'hevc that tin | o?j i n l>egin- ]
liing to la* fullv wvum-i?il > !..y w'l' !
not make, as hen !? \ir? a -p.. im<
fort, and then i<' p :t< I
?]Uies4-cnc?, hut, li 11 tin \ ate ?.
mimil never to relax il c^ x*,r. > i ai
til their rights arc
lab'tshed.? J'a/m t'n S'/ ?
| **?+ 'r ?
| [Km: rut. ; 1.1 < * 1. j 1
Geographies1 InKon.
I 1
I am composed of thirty I t- -h
My 1, 15, 20, 17,5 is on oi" h 1 ill.,:.*.
44 'J, 4,6, IS, 17,2,30,UR.'aa town iu c in.
u 3, 30, 23, 17, 7, 15. io otic ol' tin- < ? ! <U- j !
Islands.
44 4, 2, 10,30, 13.(5, is a own i:i S\ri..
- 5,28, 11,2, 17,i)i.i town in .MaryI wid.
** 6, 15, 17, 19. 5. 23, io a river in Eomlli 1
C: rolina.
Mj 7, 28, 4, 22, 13, 17, io > town in t'eiin
sylvanin. I
* "8, 20, 17, 10, 13,24, 17, is a town in I '
Tennessee.
44 9,28, II, 2, 17, i? a town in Mkliig.n.
" .10,24.20, 17, 11,2. 17, io n county in
* II, 27, 25, 17,22. is a ri\ er in Engl ind. '
M 12, 2o, 2(i, 28. in a town in Rusoi i.
M 13, 17, 5, 26, 15, U a I. kc in HnsoLi.
"*? 14, 2. 17,3,13,5. in i county in Missouri. j
44 15, 8, 24, 18, 17, in a I .ko in Ir land. ,
44 16, 27, 16, 17, 19. in a county in Wisconsin.
44 17, 15, 29, 2, 24, 23, 13, 17, is n town in
^Arkansas. .
44 18, 15, 26, 8, 7, is a lako in Maine.
44 19,27,18, 17, 11, U a river in Cunadu
West. (
- zu. Of i n, fJ, zo, in a river in ancient
Italy.
M 21,128, ft. 17, is a town In France.
' 44 22, 13, 3, I ft, 1ft, is a town in Sweden.
" 23, 17, 17, in, 6, in n town in Irrl.nul.
44 i4, 28, I, 20, 1ft, in a town in ancient
Grceee.
I** '2ft, 8, 20, 4, 8, 1ft, in a loan in Sicily.
44 27, ft, 2, 12, IG, 20, 28, in one of the Uni 1
ted State*. i
44 27, 13,14. 7 inn town in Gcorjii. I
" 28. fi. 11, 15, 29, 28. in a town in Sp in
44 29, 1ft, 3. 17, 20, 28. in a town in ?l !y .
~ 30, ft, 8, 7, 17, 9, 'in nn Ul .ml i n? mi
Greece.
My whole U one of th" gre .Unt invention* I
ever known. ? i
fg" Answer next week.
Answer to the Iniginn of I ,nt week .
? 44 Th* Lahcastfr Ledger."
Ten, Heart, Earth, Leech, Ant, Needle.
Cat, Anger. Steel, Tsr, Eel, Reglet, I^rad, '
Rar. IlMr Gnat V.tltap R.nl
j? m ? * i
I LANCASTER PRICES CURBEHT, <
Cumcied Wefily f<r the Lu'i rr iy
J. A. HAMLl'ilNK.
LAI i)N? llMIW.i (Mil |l 16 a 1
?tidos.... 1 i a .. ,
Miouiti r* \i{4t .
LU'ITKR |?. rl.? li?.
BEEhWAX i
> CANbl.hR A?i. . '. 80 i ii3j !
% T liow. .'V . I 20
CiJtH.H. K'u>.%... . *. 11 a IJ j
Java 1 I -1 Hi *
U !K \ |?< r huith S? ) ?i r
Mi I I 00 a J 10 I
h(?<?? |? r do*.' Hi lu
K<V\ Ijri . |?* r ji :r Jr> a '."j
hii'Uk |k i >iU. tt 00 a
l.ARh (ki lb 1.' a
MULAWfiR W. L. p? rg. i :i :?.;j 1
, \ N. O. . 46 b 60
RICK !>?-. Uuftli.'!. 3 !)>) u 1 "
MG. .RH, Ij>. f |>rrtl>. |o u )'
Crtudui *. .) 10 m 12 ?
A N. 4 Ha 9 ,
n. V. KrUnni.10'a II
HAI.T |n r *?ck 2 ID a '2 '2b
JJIIO'i pi r il>. 8 a 10
NkAl KI.KKI-4 No. I... ii.hlil. 19 a
y No. :I 11 n\2 1
No. 3 *. . 7 a 8 (
TAUOW per lit. 10 a l-'t
I.Kll OKb. N.C). Whi*luy.g..l. 6J|a . 0
Old Rye " .. I ? ? a
Cue. llr-nd) .. 3 00 m 4 00
|Jya?o London l'ort?r^B..rU dx 4 50 e SWl n
* - " pinU..-J AO ?3U> (
COMMERCIAL,
a ? .
Th?V*rk?U.
| C'HAHl-EfiTOii^ApipiM '.?Ihlf-j-at I otttx* .
Comm?1 b? Upland uu.rk?i upp*.r? to *
? mnm to aLod, only 19 balm ?h??god "
I. bend? Ihk morning. I'rice? from 9 to 11
L vents. r
, i ?
Columbia, August 1,~-CoTTon?Th? oot- C
too market woo Ann to>4*y. Sale? 100 Isles, C
*t former quotations, vfo 9f to ION
The Cere for Deeftiw.
We mentioned in a brief paragraph
hat a young iady of Vermont has been
:ured of her deafness. It seems that
ibout three yearn of age she became Very
leaf of both ears. In conversation it wan
liliicult to make her hear, and she eoninued
in this wretched state until about
iightecti years of age, when an Indian
loetor chanced to see her, who told her
uother, Mrs. It., that the oil of onion and
obacco would cure her if prepared as fol
I'W
"Divide un onion, and froin the cenlru
ako out h piece the size of a coiiiinou
mhiUUi; till ill in cavity withal'rewli quid of
.olatcco, iiikI bind the onion logeiliei in
is uauat t>liK|N-; roast it, then trim otf the
tiler pari uuiii you come to that portion
ntgliuy vo.orm or |tenetrated by the to j.cco;
put u into a vial. Three drops ot
Inn 01. Mrs. It. informed me, alio dropped
it.- n?r err after her daughter had retirs.
I. ot-;, ttInch iminotliMlely gave her
-oiisiUerai>ic pain, which lusted some time.
Uelorv morning, however, her iiearing w as
to exto mely delicate ami sensitive, that
the anrtereti by the sound of common cont'd
nation! Tins she overcame, and for
more ti.itii three years past her Iiearing
lia.. lis ii ?nt.it r. sorts', to the great joy
>1 her part Hi.- mi li-emis! Having la-en
ictpi.tiiiit .1 w.ii tlrv t inily for many years,
lie- . .. ni i.i ii.oiis ami gratifying,
ii.. 1 .... , t. jn tiie !o the nffl iletj, it(i;i
. i e> ... .1 ng (li s Minple and efl'ecllli.
on. t ...- .t-.i'iit-ss known."
Curnliiuiin.
ft /??./.' f< tui'trtsi /'?/ htotrit for :t
r ( ? -tio tin j>
r:-,- , o ih. '.'-i
I It ! t \ . I 111H-. . I t l'|. I *.
i l" I' | i- III ! \ I ' -i's
ci1"' * ' x ii J ?" '' I
|.\ . !.'!/i 1.1 . II It: l'l t ?'?. ' I
>cs! t'.uii . win r f't< m i
.1 vv:
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!.. >' t?...,?!>.?< i'
i?:tr ' I?v i>*. i . M. I ; hieit,
"i :?'*. .??.'vi-. n. *n-1 > ;. rr 1
! ;ii--'I.- ii , -l. < ;.-u??r
r- |n?t, I'JII A* \\ I- lave ll-i'1
these Hitters. an-' !;m?\* th.i! tli?*\ :ir- v'
Hi-Ill t>>r till* <! ' * .<? |i" :tie>l \ ?
f.'ihj ftm. 23
SPECIAL NOTIfKS.
NOTICE
LANCASTER I>1 VISION \?. 30 Sons
?f Temperance are eruii'Mly solieitid to
Atti'ml n Celebration of Hanging Roc";
Division, which will come off on tin- 13
inst., ?t Mount Rethel Church at 10
Vclock A. M.
Py iffilcr of
JAMES DENTON W. P.
August 4tli, 1852 26 2L
1-4T The friend* of GEORGE McC.
WITIIERSPOON, Em,., announce him a* a
Candidate to represent thin Di.itrict in the
Senate of the next legislature.
per The friend* of W.M. MeKENNA
announce him as a c .ndid.ito to represent
this District in the Senate, at the ensuing
election.
MR. EDITOR:?Pie..so ..nnounce Pol.
TliOMAS VV. IHJEV . s .. suitable e ndij
tcto represent this District in the Senate,
<k.. i ??
< IIIMI iU'ljllil luri", I'nu OINIJgO
MANY VOTERS.
ri?- f*i 1h of Dr. W. C. Cauthkn
i.ionnc liim to th<- citizen* of I/inc.-tntrr
DiVrict * e ndid .toto reprement thorn in
the Ho'ihc of Representatives in thu next
l?eri?l tore.
MR. EDITOR?I'lerte nno-nco Mr.P.T.
IIammotd n n Candidate for tin- House of
Represent tive* in the next legislature, and
ddige MANY VOTERS.
MR. EDITOR -Do m *nnounco Mr. T.
K. ('i nrToi s r ii H.I to for the House
. : p- * ii li s in .ho next la-gisl .tore,
nd oh if MANY VOTERS. !
; h fr. 'ltd* of MARTIN I'. (RAW-!
Y* HI nnoimof him !.* a e ndid >te to
>i t,. !ll*tiirl of Luir rtt-r in the
!ioo?e of ileprs nt tive* t the ensuing
I- otlon for *Ie;nb r* of 'ho ' eginl turn.
4t The fr n * of J A. STEWM ' V
iiuoMit" bin. s ndid te f.r the oflir
ifOiurk of the Court, t the ensuing Kl-v
ion.
MR. EDITOR:?He * .nnminee >ir.
\. it Hi.K MOV * ,r n.lUI t- lor Clerk
?i in- i n i i HIM IIIIM MKfiiou, mi
MANY VOTERS.
K (?. IU1.I IM? * i* nnnoiiiirici-d a
c. iiiliil. t. fur ibi1 ntlwu ??f < li-rk of ihe
iiurt i?l lb- iM'xl i ! ?!'lull, by
MANY KRIKMWA SUPPORTERS.
MK. EDITOR .?I'Imiic .'iinouncp JOHN
I. ADAMS .* ? suit .bin r indiil'ti* for
Mi rk of the Court, at the next election, mid
MANY VOTERS.
Tin- friend* of William Robikmox
nnounce him ha a candidate fpr the office of
*lerk of the Court nt the next election.
|W~ Hm friends of P. T. MOBI.KY ?nounce
hiui w?Cmulidite fur Tax Collector
I the next election. tf Jfl
. i
MR. EDITOR?I'lriiM announce ("apt.
L A. Gnxssrni aa a Candidate for Tax CoU
wfor of Lancaatar District, and oblige
MANY VOTERS. |
MR. 8WT0|i PiMM MHM?unc? J R
ONNEIX, m Cudkbte for T?x
clleotor, ?ai ?Wig*
MANY VOTERS. |
NEW MVBRTMEM
"lli CTI OK.
State of South Carolir
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Ojffire Court of General Sessions <
Comm-. i Pleas.
111. R. I'RICK, K*q., Clerk of i
9 Court, in pursuance to tliu direction
tlu Act of the legislature in such case in
: d provided, do hereby give public no
that un Election lor Tax Collector lor I
caster District will be held on Monday,
11th day of October next, at the usual pit
of election throughout the said District.
VV itness uiy hand at Oinc.isterC.il.,
10th day of August. A. D., 1852.
II. It. PRICE,
Clerk (J. S. and C. I
August 11 12m 27
HGTOl
fWVIOSE MEM HERS OF LANC
JL tkk Division Sons of Teuipcra
desirous of attending the Pie Nil
Hanging Rock, are reqiiesteji to n
after tea THIS EVEN I NO, (Wcdnesd
ut the Catawba House.
13y request of
R. S. llAILEY,
Aug 11. It Chairman Can
wa mT i
A GbhTnLMAN who is well prep
il to take eh. rge of i.ud conduct u U
..Olj respectable Mil. ge store, as Wales!
book-keeper and collection Clerk. Ti
..ppiicunt conscious of such *\ alilic.it
i...incui..lc ..ud peraiaiient eiiiployiiient
i.v gin n. iaiipiiie ,.t this otlice.
ogust II. 27 -It.
tt A i\ T fc I).
i ., i or. ? i k.i. in a respect
j. y -n\ hi loan, a ciit . in.i iligcnt
- o in.. rs of . ,e. i'.iiiii1 n write a
..... II llll . a i. 11.
i .ii .i.tic ..one u. -.i . |>| Iy wIki
i it ?t-iigioi.hi) t.inu ..cico ;.n?i Wvi
ecu... lc.. in lii. e ruin..I principles oi l
. Ayply .1 tin* Olliee.
\iiqu>I i 1. *11 li <
notice.
r I MIL nbscribcr h.m removed t'roni li??
A at mi oppumtr lliu W..ttcreu Hum
.in- store lornn-ily occupied by Mcssr>
bnvy A .m?>, where ho in.cods cunl'ii
lua business ill i.li ila v. ili.ua br llvlli'4.
expects lo visit sow I nr? ilea moll h.w
llo v. ill add li> Ilia pres. lit I. rj?* sloci
which Ik invites lio tlculion < f Ilia til
mi cua.ouicin ill the i all.
C. MAT11ES' 0
C..mdcn, Auy. 11. 4t lii
LAM) FOR SALE.
WlLn.svll my tract ol" Land on C
A Crock, coiit.ininy bo Acres, more or
uiijuiiniiy I. aids ol VV in. (Limbic, U<
Crockett and Andrew Crockett, i am
iny a way.
BEN i ACOU
Auyunt II. It* '21
State of South Carol!
i EXECUTIVE DEPARTME?
JULY 30th, 186
WJIEUEAK information has
received by this Department
a murder wan committed on llic U*
lluyli Dove, in Marion District,
HUGH CAMPPKLL, and that the
Campbell lias either lied or conceals
sell".
Now, iii order that the said Camj
may In: broiiyhl to trial, be it km
that 1, John 11. Mkans, Governor in
over the State of South Carolina, do i
this my Proclamation, offeringa rewai
TNVo' HUNDltED DOLL A Its fur
delivery t?? tlie J.ul of M irioti l>istrivt
Cam|>l>ell is about 30 or 35 years
5 feet 8 inches high, stoutly built, w
quick and ?tej?s short; has blue <
Roman nose, black hair and thick bt
In testimony w hereof, I have signet
name and atlixcd the seal of
State.
J' ?ON H. MEAXS, [l. *
By the Governor,
Bkkjami.v Pkrkv, Secretary of St as
August 11. lnt 27
MISJE LLANE01)
EXECUTIVE ItEPARTMEl
Chari.estox. S. C..3J June, 185
1171IKREAH, information has rem
\i% this Uep.rtincnt, that one MA Ml
HUFF, Otherwise called H AMU HI,
li/UGII w ho w .s convicted of negro s
ilig it I hi nt> need to be h.nged, but
sol#s . u. iit v |> idoncd by the (iovernoi
condition ot' his leaving the State, nevei
return h s viol, ted the condition of his
don. and is no within tho limits of the M
<IVV, be it known, th. t. ill order that
Kontcncf of the Court m y be carried
. g innlthi* aaid S \.\11JK1. HUPP, other
v IUjJ vUUEI. A. HOUGH, I, JOHN
. thANs, (Jovvnior in and over the St it
South Carolina, do inane thin, mv proel,
tiou, ottering ? reward of t iNE lilJNDh
ittn.AHH for liia delivery at the C'hm
ton J..II.
Said NA.MUKI. HUPP U t.bont tl
Ve..m of age, Hve feet, eight or ten in<
iii .h. dark complexion, thin vi?igo, ap>rr
lire and h e the appearance of had healtl
Given umK-r my h rid and the Seal of
St to of South Carolina, thia third d.i
June, in the year of our laird on? tl *
and eight hundred and tifty-two.
By the Governor, J. II. MEAN!
Hf.xjamix Perry, Seeretary of St .te
July 24 26
Notion of Election.
AN KMBCTION WILL bk HRU>
Lancaster Court IIca'se, on
d.iy, thu '21st itiftk, for Csplain of the I
citsier Rifle Company, to till the nu
occasioned by the rnaiffnation of Cnpt. /
Kovrtnl. Also, for 2dlieutenant, to fill
vtKtnney occasioned by tho redonntion
J. B. Boyd.
By order of Col. H. II. Pricr, 21st Rt
So. C*. Militi*.
WM. ROWEL, 2
TIIOH. Mi DOW. > Manager
R. 8. CROCKETT, >
August 4. '20 St
1 MaU Arrangements. jj
Camdt'ii JIail
DUB MONDAY, WKDNE8DAY, AND FKIDAY,
. At 8 o'clock, P. M. 8
DKPART8 TUB8DAY TIH KHDAY, A 8ATUIIDAY, ^
At 7 o'clock, J. J/. ^
U
7 d'lmrf ?><!<? Mail a
wiMi DUE MONDAY, WKUSKMUAV, AND KIUDAY,
At 8 o'clock, P. M. S
??id DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, *. SATURDAY
18 Vf At! o'cloch, A. M.
liiuo
i lice
C?ih or<l mail
the DUE THURSDAY, AT 0 I*. M.
ices DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 0 A. M.
t,lis Uiiislioro' mail.
I)UK SATl'KDAY, Ai 0 I'. M. : ?
, DDI'A UTS TIIUUSDAY, AT 4 I'. M.
M
('lii'Mcrvilii' mail: si
DUK WEDNESDAY, AT 5 I'. M. Ol
DKI'AHIS SATl'KDAY, AT 1 1 A. M. ^
tl
AS- Chesterfield, C. H. Mail. j {Jj
lice, DUE SATL'KDAY, AT 10 A. M.
? at DKl'AUTS THURSDAY, AT 4 A. M. ! 0|
loot A" letters must he deposited l?y 8 <?Vlk I
nv \ ' 1*. M., t<? eiifure their departure l>v next 1 N
* ' mail. * |l?
T i? \f w:tr r i? \i S
' ' "" t<
" MIS( Hi AFEODS.!;'
I ? _]
- N o T I U E Is
nan, ?S IIERKRY GIVEN, THAT AN AT- j*'
it tin H plication will he niadv, t<? the next i
ions Legislature, for a charter for a Kail lioad
Wl" from Laueaster C(oiirt House, to connect "
either with the South Carolina Kail lioad,
at Camden, or with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Kail lioad, at Cliesterviile,
liidgeway, or some other suitable point on
sail I iii ?ad.
, !l Augu t 4 h. 1852 20 0m. | 4
S J. KM l'1-n \ N C E iNOTK K. jh
s I Han^inj Rock Division, No. 81. s
I illSONS
o 1 CKMl'KUWCR,
nor- r,t | UR (>UT , s KU| , Uj.(. x e
W li a' Mount Bethel Cltureli oa Kri j "
I v. tlit li'.th August next. The procssion I1'
will lie formed t lu o'eloek.A. M Sever. I j ^
tltlr>-sses will he delivered on th .t oee. sioii. .
.\ll iicighhoiitig divisions are re.sp ectl'nlly in- '
i ohl v'itcd to ttettd.
Bv order of I). G? \V I'.
, U jly It 23 It j JOHN USSIIEY, R. S. I
tun'
IK B^COitf. BACOI*.
hvt'i ? |,l those imlehteil for the nlxtve rtiele. |
* K* . V . re r oju s'edto eoine forw\.rd ..ltd pay 1 t
f'td- up. ^
CURETON eV MASSEV.
August tth. 1H.VJ. 20 Ot.
OUR MOTTO IS
" Quirk S'l/'.t nn<! Short Profits'*
rp HA ILK tV TWITTY
1*i \ IOST kkskectflmj.y invite t
,Ht it 1 the attention of Encihtenille, and ^
*??* surrounding country, to their
?.... .t J-" ?
y ? ??? * wri!? More,
out1 door south of J. A<1.mm' Store, where
they can find n well selected stock of Drills.
.Medicines, I'.ints, Oils. Dye Stuffs and
na. I'crfi mcrys. Italy's Toilet Powders. Water j f
Tfp Colored I*.tints and Pencils, I'tills &c.
^ 1. Fine Envelopes nd Note l'.ipcr, Fine t'liew.?
ing Tobacco and C "i?r p*. always on hand.
Anything in our line, not on h..nd, will he '
been ordered for customers it the shortest notice. !
,tliiit All the al?o\e articles It .ving been pur- ! 1
|y ot chased mostly for eash, will he sold lower i 1
|)V than the same article It. s usually been sold '
8-ihI l'':'Ctf* ^-;i" :,n<' st>u ,'"s '* llu '
I ; . P'i
Z-if" Our Sod.. Fountain is now in ope- 1
ration, and tve are prep red to accommodate '
j'ls'll our customers with Soda Water, Syrups,
DWn, &c. lec always on hand,
ami Isuic.iHtcrvifle, S. C., April 28. 3tno.
75 NOTICE. " *
' |lih ITAVINC4 DISPOSED OF MVSTOCK ,
1 1 of Dry (ioods ml (iroeeries to J. K.
., Currton, I t..ke this method of returning
ii <ny "ineero thanks t<? the public for the
ttiks generous patronage which I have received
Byes, from them during the space of time I have
mrtl. been engaged in business. (
liny T. K. CURKTON, Jr. 1
n AVINC PURCHASED THE ENtire
stock of (ioods belonging to T. '
'" I K Curf.tox, Jr., I feel disposed to say to the .
public I am prepared to sell either Dry
(ioods or (iroeeries as low, on time, or lower
for e ah. then any merchant in the up *
mmmm country. Come gentlemen and examine 1
mv stock before pttreu sing elsewhere.
U J. E. t II It ETON. r
0 Waxhaw Check June 3<>. 6t 21 ]
1000 BOOK AGENTS
ST W A N T E D
I FOIC T1IK
VjJ', SOUTHERN <S WES i'ER V ST.\ I'ES
J TO CANVASS Foil A
U*,l. NEW WORK BY T. S. ARTHUR. [
was OKETCHES OF LIFE A\l) CflARr,
on ^ ACTER?confining over 400 pages, |
i" to royal octavo, with 10 finely lintcd Engruv- i
P1""- ingv, and a Portrait of the Author, handsome- j
late. |y bound. Price Two Dollars. A liber.ij j "
the discount made to Agents.
0,|t Each Agent has a district allotted of one .
*'** or more counties, by which he It.is the ex- |
" elusive control of s.de.
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rh's- free of jtoslaffe. Address, I
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'irty 48 North Foimh street. Philadelphia.
ft? THE LADIES' WREATH. S
ih(. rpH? SEVENTH VOLUME OF TH18 |,
y 0f X popunr magazine commenced with the
nus- May nun l>er, 18&J. Front the nnpreeodcnted
hui'ccm th.>t bus attended it-t publication .
4 the publisher in encouraged to renewed efforts,
and will spare no expense to uutke the '
Wreath m welcome visitor to the fireside of I'
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tain 32 large p iges, filled witli entirely orig- ,,
in.il articles, from the pens of the best Amer- |,
ienn writers, and one steel engraving, and a
AT bcnutifully coiorod flower plate?nicking s
tttr- volume of 432 p .gesand 24 embellishments. "
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ocy tlie money, st tho follow ing prices, vii*
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ig't Agents wanted, in all parts of the United
States, to procure subscribers, and sell bound
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given. Add cm, J. C. BURDICK.
. ' 143 N*?mu street New York.
IRV GOODS & GROCERIES.
WOODVILLE STORE,
ix Miles South of Lancaster C. H.
LI Y STORK IS NOW OPEN, AM)
iJ. ready fur the accommodation of Cusmiers.
I have a fine stock of Goods, and
general assortment; ladies and gentlemen
m bo accommodated to almost any article of
TAI'I.^A FANCY DRY CiOOD*
HATS, HOOTS ft- Sit OA'S, GROCER
IKS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
CROCKERY, SADDLERY,
CONFECTION.
1 It IKS,
uiiuvs <1- MKD1CIXES,
{Mineral and Patent:)
khoo! ISooMN&Ktntioiiit'i'y.
Hoiincfs &<>., &c.,
[y goods are nil now, and woll selected to '
jit II classes, and can ho sold low for cash i
r to approved customers on short time.? |
ountrv produce taken in exchange, and I
loretore ecrncatly solicit a chafe of puhlio I
itronage. Persons wishing anything in j
ly line, will find it to their interest to call '
:td examine my stock boforu purchasing ,
so wh"re,
Ai.so?I have a line lot of l ikely (youtig
o. 1) Slaves for sale; and among the nunier,
t\ lirst r..to Cook, House Servant and '
eamstrcss, which 1 will sell in proportion
> the times, for cash or approved paper on I
tort time.
Ladies call if you wish really to hay some- |
ting fine and nice. Myself or clerk will :
ike great pleasure in exhibiting our goods, !
ltd still greater pleasure in packing up for 1
ou?and w hat will please you still better, '
ley are truly Southern, purchased in Hal- j
more,a Southern citv.
* KLI C. BISIIOl*.
Woodville, Lancaster Dist., /
June 30, 1S.VJ. { 'Jl tf.
C* 0 0 D S
Cheaper Than Ever,
AT BELLAIR, S. C ,
gtu. THE S U HSC It I It E R, . , j
wishing to reduce his s'ook, SS
of Sl'MMKR (.'fWlDS, pre- !i-?? & :
h?u-, o pun h sing his Fall supplies, w ill '
II Hit' i> I lire ot Suniin. r Goods ?n hand
I irrif refund jiric .*, those in w:-ril of ,'jnods
ill now h '.vo :in opportunity to purchase
n i!u> most advniit oooiis terms. An early
II is solicit ml, as IJ.ir<r .ins tiny be expected.
V.?ol, I lull*. HecsWax, Tallow. Fc. tilers,
bjrjfs mhI I'i.os t krn in exchange, ntitl a
iir price allowed for each.
CIIAUI.CS 1?. EVANS,
\. B.?Those intl bted to nierrc earncstv
re.piested to settle :.s e:u ly as possible, as |
nm in want of Money. (I'. E.
Bellair, S.C., July I I. 211 tt
uni)w;HY,T.iiiiOiu\(Uf.
REMOVAL.
II All NESS! IIAIINESS!!
ii. A. RI;ttoa.
:?Ll MANUFACTURER OF
NMtRIAOE AM) WAGON HARNESS,
HRID1.ES, MARTENGAI.KS, MKDICAl.
HAGS, TRUNKS, WHIPS,
And everything Mo.igivg Id a irr'l rrgvbitrj
ii.uixnss siiop.
I'M IF. Subscriber, having removed bis
I I pm..JS >. .
_ ->..iuv in uir kihiji lorncrlv
occupied , Hummus & Button us a
uoriage shop, oik* lnt below the Court
House on l)iml;i|i street, would respectfully
nforin the eiti/.ens of I jincaster ami sitrrouti(liufi
countrv, th .t lie is now prepared to
arrv on the Harness business in all its varims
branches ; having h;.d a thorough e\po irnce
in the business, the subscriber
vonbl respcetrullv solicit the custom
?f all persons being in want of anyliing
in his hue: and hopes by a strict e.tention
to business,an l working nothing but
he best material, to share at least a portion
>f the public patronage. All work warranod.
Saddles repaired at short notice,
('all altd examine, ami lie conviheed that
e m sell Harness or anything in the llartess
line as low, according to quality, as cm
ic bought in ("li .rleston.
I). A. BUTTON',
feb "JO fun 3
SADDLE &l HARNESS
Establishment.
. TUK srilSCUIHKU UKS1
'' |iectfll!lv informs the citi/elis of
his District and elsewhere, that In* has
einoved from his forme r stand to the o!?l
itand formerly occupied bv F. Iv. ISrtunnett,
where lie is prepared to carry oil the
Nubile and Harness business in all its vn
ions branches; such as Covering ami
Padding SjuMIos, wliicli he will warrant;
IVaggon Harness, Hiding llridlcs, <fce.,
iml will sell as low as can he purchased
'Iscwhoro.
1'lease call and examine for voursc!ve:\
I>. M. l'OKll.
Lancaster, Keh. 12. (>m?1
3tato of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT'
CHAItLKSTON, June 3, 185'2.
HpiKRKAS,T\YO HILLS OK IX1
>1CTMKNT for Murder have
ichui found hy the Grand Jury of Chnrleson
l>i>trict, at the March sitting of the
Jourt of General Sessions, against one
silAliLKS FKKGUSON?the one for
lie murder of a slave named John, and
ho other tor the murder of one Joseph
iIcGorty.
And whereas, the said Charles Ferguon
has tied fr in justice, or so secrets
liniself as to avoid the process of the
>?w.
Now be it known, that in order to bring
he said Charles Ferguson to justice, f,
ohn II. Means, Governor in and over the
liatoof South Carolina, do issue this my
irochumtion. offering a reward of TVV<)
1UNDKED DOLLARS for the delivery
f the said Charity Ferguson at the Chariton
Jail.
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years
f age, nltout fixe feet four inches high,
lender, dark hair and complexion, somevh??t.
freckled, and quick spoken.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State of South Carolina this
third day of June, in the year of
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and fifty-two.
J. 11. MEANS.
Jy the Governor.
ItcKjAMi* TVkry, Secretary of State.
August 4th 1958 26 4t.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
AM, PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
of any character or grade against Si.
limn Beckham, Esq., late of l.uucustcr District,
deceased, arc notified to present the
satnu legally attested, and all indebted are
requested to settle immediately either by cash
or note.
A. J. CAUTIIENV
Qualified Executor,
i'leasant Hill P. O, I^meastcr Dist.,) 3ui
May 4th, 1852, \ 14
;-ty~ Southern Standard will please copy
four times in weekly, and forward hill to '
Pleasant Hill, P. O.
In Eqiuil)?Lauciu-ii'i*
John Richardson,
vs.
James M. Richardson, Bill for
Thomas Richardson, nccount,
Joseph H. Klinglo, r.nd relief, ami
wife Margaret, so-foith.
Mary Allen.
Cyrus A.Allen & wife Jane.
It appearing to my satisfaction that all the
a hove named defendants reside, without the
limits of this State. It is ordered, on
motion of Moore, solicitor lor complain..nts, :
that the s.yd defendants do answ er, plead,
or demur to the Hill in above ease, on or j
on or before the 1st day of September. 1852, ;
otherwise judgment pro confvsso, will be |
ordered against each and all of them.
JAMES II. W!T1IERSI'(X)X,
C. E. E. IX !
Commissioner's ()iliee, i
Eancaster, C. II., S. (!., ?
May *2 Ith, 1852. > May 20 3m. 10
m i s e Fl L i si t; o i"
CATAWBA HOUSE,
Oa Jlniu-htreo.,
(,\ few rods Suulh if tie Cmirl /louse.") J
^ THE above named House has I
IV" |
been mueli enlarged ami put .iti.Uk
in thorough repair and furnished anew,
and is now prepared to accomodate all
those disposed to give it a call. The subscriber
makes no boasts but will simply
say that the I'uh'ie shall be accommodated
in a sty!?* not excelled by any House
iu the up country.
* J. A. IIASSKLTIXK.
1 ... ... . - 1-' ' >
l^UK-.l-l'T, I'CM rj (I ]
A C ARB.
MESSRS. (5. F. KENNEDY. of Civs. J
tor, and JAMES M. HURST, formerly
<1110 of tlo' proprietors ol' the Flenh rs'
Hotel, Charleston. have leased tli 1:5?<*I
riciui SloJi !. Kiv.;-sTi:r.r.T, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the tr.iveiling public a portion.of their p::tr<?!i"tfo.
We pledge ourselves that the
guests of the Hotel w ill receive aceounuoilation
unsurpassed 1?v uriv in the city.
KKWKDV A: HURST.
Charleston. May 1!). bin 15
ESTRAY3.
jrpAKKXUP BV THE SUBSCRIBER
I JL i.t his resilience, within one mile of
I?unds i'ord, TWO MULES?one i<n Iron
! Ciray Muio, the other it (1ray Horse Colt,
with marks on his shoulder.
j. m. faulkner.
(VlTON (JINS.
(COTTON (JINS Ol'SUPERIOR CON.
J stnietion, and of the host material, at
I S- per Saw, made and warranted by the
Suhseriber. Al-o, Wheat Fans, Thrashing
Machines and Horse Mills.
Old (Jins faithfully repaired. All orders
thankfully received and punctually attended
to. R. J. MoCREKJHT.
Camden, S. C? April I I, 185'J. lO.Gin.
8 U I! V E V I N (!.
A. AUSTIH
M ay rk found at the cat.iw.
ha House, at all times, ready to w ait
upon those who may need his services as a
Surveyor. April 28 12?ti'
Lancasttr Ditiwioe*. ,\o. ;io,
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Holds it? Regular Weekly Meetings at the
Temperance llall every Saturday Evening,
at 8 o'eloek. i. H. BLAIR,
June lb. in R. F.
I
I W. TIHRLOW T ASTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI
TOR IN EQUITY.
Attends tin Courts in lynirasUr, Kcrskfir
and Adjoining Districts.
1-iT OITICE, CAMDEN, S. C._^
LEATHER! LEATHER!!
LTIM'ER, SOLE, AND HARNESS
j I .oatlier for sale at extreme low prices
' fur cash, or exchanged for Hides previous lo
I 1st J ill v next.
1IASSELT1NE A 11 AG INS, Ag'ts.
May 12 3ino It
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
^ SMART, ACTIVE LAD, ABOUT
I x m i a or to years 01 age, as un ApprciiI
tleu to the Printing Business. One who
! possesses a good English education, and is
! disposed to learn, may have a good sitnaj
tion by applying as above.
FOR SALE.
VN EXCELLENT SETT OF WAGON
HARNESS, which will be sold low
1 for Cash, if applied for immediately,
j R. S. BAILEY.
Iron.
0 A/ W V LBS. IRON t OR SALE IX)W
j for eat.li, by
10 CCRETON &: MASSEY.
WHEAT FANS.
i |>ERSONS WISHING ANY OF THE
1 above artieh s, can I live a superior quality
manufactured by applying to
PETER JACOBS.
Ivuicnster C. II. July 1 22 4t.
Eacon &. Lard,
17HJR SALE BY
F II IIASSELTINE A llAGINS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
; We are now prepared to do all kinds of
IIANHB1LI. CHECK K CAHH
PRiMTtira
Such a* Blanks, Receipt*, Poster*, Pamphlet*,
dec., and on terma an cheap as can bo
done in the State or elsewhere,
j-y- Blank* of all kinds always on hbt.il,
or printed at short notice.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE COTTON PLANT,
AND
Southern Advertiser.
Published weekly, to advocate Direct
Trade, Manufactures, Agriculture, and
the development of Southern Resources.
By C. Cr. BA VLOR, Washinyton, J). C.
The importance of such a Journal as the
above, needs no exposition. Tlso material
and substantial interest of the South have
been too long neglected The Cotton Plant
is established to promote these interests,
keeping entirely aloof from party politics.
A complete foreign and domestic
correspondence has been arranged. The
% i.iiviit 01 buv vuuijin MIII timuiuuic lu
our columns which will present a medium,
of r^ners l communications, correspondence,
| ami information l'or the friends of the mcnj
sinvs we advocate. The proper stt ps have
| been taken i:i Europe and America to lav
; the foundation of a direct foreign trade at
tile South, and to introduce our coarse tmtnjuf.ctiircs
into tlie continental European
market. One object of the Cotton 1'1'int
will he,as the organ of direct trade, to stimulate
the South to carry out tins important
j measure.
We call upon the Southern merchants generally
to send us their business cards, that
we may lay them before, the country, to enable
the friends of southern commerce, manufactures,
&c., to discriminate properly in
their desires to promote soutlinni enterprise,
The importance of Washington City a
point of location for such a Journal, especially'
in regard to opening foreign correspondence
::ud promoting our foreign relations;
is fippirent. The opportunity of seeing
here. also, members of Congress from every*
district of the country, presents a means of
general co-operation not to be found elsev
here.
To the Cotton, Eugar, Itiee, and Tobacco
Planters, we look confidently tor support;
and totlic friends of4 Direct Trade" throughi
rut the south we say?' show your faith by
i your works."
The regular issue of the "Cotton Plant"
I will commence in June next. Advcrtisc|
incuts are particularly requested to be forj
warded early. Husinuss letters addressed to
| (i. Riylor. Washington, I). C.
j Correspondence from all interested in the
cause, we advocate is solicited, jutriieuhtrlif
j as in the crop, as we wish to give correct inI
form tion on a subject \\ hicli is of so much
j importance to the Planter, ami in representI
ing which he has been so often injured.
I Pos!masters are requested to act as agent!
for lis. and to ail who approve our cause wo
bmk l'.?r good fee ing, kindness and support.
Terms, ?5*2, in advance.
riiosi'kcn s ok Tin-;
SOUTH KKN DEMOCRAT.
A WEEKLY 1TEWSPAPER,
> he published at Abbeville O. If.,
_J?_ and devoted to Politics, professing
and vindicating pure principles of Southcni
1 ? mocracy?to Commerce, Agriculture,
Literature and the family Circle;
j containing also, all important obtainable
items of Intelligence. Also, contributing
ae fas its its ability extend*, a few truths iu
| the Arts and Sciences.
| in matters of general interest, tins
! Southern Detnocr.it will be conducted with
I a view tor nder it acceptable to all classes
1 of the community, and to keep its readers
udvbcd of all matters of public and general
interest, and a!.>o those matters of a
I local nature which inure particularly at feet
I tli i interests of the District,
i < hi all - ubji cts, the. Southern Democrat
j will be fearless and. independent, but at
the. same time, the subscriber pledges
| himself that the columns of his paper shall
never be prostituted to scltisli purposes,
I or opened to discussions calculated to excite
personal enmity and discord,
f In size, the paper will ho double medium,
and printed on entirely new Type.
Tho Terms will ho Two Dollars per annul,
pay a I le on the reception of the first
' number, ar.d Tliroo hollars aftor tliat time
j an ! witiiiu the voar. To Clubs of 20,
' *;?o.
The Democrat will be issued as soon as
j a sufHeent number of Subscribers are obI
taiued to warrant the midcrtking. AdI
dress tbo Sulwcrber at Due West, AbI
bevilly District, S. C.
II. J). WliAV.
lii'lividuals wishing to subscribe
| to the Democrat, will fitul a prospectus at
'each of the l'ost Offices in the District,
land ?f the neighboring Districts.
it-r?" l'ostmasters, are requested and
, iV.lv uuthorized to act as our Agents.
II. D. W.
J illy, 1852.
I o r* /Tt 5tt\ r? **.2 /ct
1 ?1 H M Lr 1 r Liu IjO ? Tut LPJ
ji /i a Bjtjn
Era .Tlottroc, If. C.
j \\T lb I'ORTICE, respectfully informs
> t the citizens of Monroe and surroun!
ding country, that lie has permanent!v locaj
ted himself in this plnee, where he will caVi
ry on the. above business in nil its various
; branches i.u
Neatness and Style.
! r.nd at the same time have a due regard to
I 77/A* / ITA'CJ' rtcrn/o'o
J-t!T" Celling done at .short notice.
Monro? .V. (' June 9 2:n 18
NO TICK TO FARMERS.
Joscph Clark,
VT IMS SHOP, SIX MII.ES SOUTH
of I/monster. on the I.and's Ford road,
j Makes Cotton (.ins, best Cast Steel Saws,
| at >$2 per saw; the most approved Straw
Cutters, at >$25, cuts with two blades very
fast and f.ne, and easy kept in order; also,
all kind of Gun work. CHd Gins faithfully
repaired.
Also?All kinds of Turning Wood or Iron
and any Rlsok Smith's work that any eno
! else cannot do, can bo done here. nitt. 17.
Caution to Every Body!
VLI. PERSONS AMI NOTIFIED AN1>
Cautioned not to trade for a note given
by me to John Turner, dated 3d Januarj,
; |Ho2, and due 1st December, 185'J, for Bix|
ty Dollars. Said note was given for a Home
j which was unsound at the time, fbut I did
not know it,) and which Horse died iu a few
days alter 1 got him. I will not par said
note unless compel led by law, nud i an not
j believe a iust law will niiak<. m? n,u -
. - ? r*v ?
the horse was unsound to rottonneiut.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
mil 6 3t?cuj.D*
Wood Wanted.
FOlt WHICH CA8II WILL HE
gnvn. Apply at thh wfflre.