The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 13, 1853, Page 39, Image 3

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/ A Cokvk&t to Catholicism.?The Revc / Mr. Baker, of St. Idike's, Baltiniore, ha ' joined the Catholic Church. Arrival or the Daniel Webster.?Th Daniel Webster has arrived with Californi dates to the 16th Qlt She reports the loa of'the Pacific steam ship Tennessee by rur ning ashore near San Francisco. A larg number of passengers were on board, bv Were all swrftd. The steamer Independent on the Panama and San Francisco route, ha not been heard of for thirty days before th Bailing of the Daniel Webstar, and seriou fears were entertained concerning her safetj The mining accounts are favorable, an ths markets generally* overstocked. Ffou was selling at ?19 per bbl. Acknowledgments. With thanks, we acknowledge the fo lowing amounts, in payment of subscription to the Ledger. * ?. Floyd, P. Hill, > to Feb IS la M. CaUthan do. - May ft, ?8 H. 10. McCoy, Lancaster.... M Jan. 19 ,5 I. P. Bartm, Charleston, u Feb. 19 '5 B.?. Tipton, ML Sterling Ky- Oct 6, '5 Wm. Robinson, P. Hill,.... April ^4 '6 J. C. Zimmerman, Glenn's 8pringa Feb 19*6 Wm. Stevens, Lancaster, " Feb 19 '5 John MoAtoer, Barton's .... to Aug. 18'5 Jno. D. Gibben, Mt. Moriah, to April 11 '5 R. hi. Millar, Belair,.'....... u April 19 'fi Capt. Jno. Stewart Waxhaw.to Feb. 19 '6 Thos. Faulkner, Lancaster M Feb. 19 '6 James Miliar, C. Store '* April 8 '5 T.M. J. Porter, Quebec, Geo.,- a 6'6 Whenever mistakes occur, those intcrci led will plenae isfortn us. Spe^al Hotice. At a Regular nitfeting ofWaxhaw Tan 1. O. O. R., held* on Sa^ure^^^ing 1m the following resolutions were passed : Resolved, That th? thank* of Waxhav Tent I. O. O. R. be presented to Bro. Jtx "Calluchat for hi* very able address delivers on last Thursday night at the Mcthodii Church. Resolsei, That thd thanks of Waxhav Tent, I. O. O. R. be returned to Waxhav Band, for their services on tbe occasion < our Celebration on last Thursday evening. - Resolfed, That the thank* of the Tent b returned to the officer* and members of th Methodist Church for the nee oft heir Churc on the evening of the 7th inst Resolved, That the above resolutions b published in the Lancaster Ledger. COMMERCIALLATEST DATES. i V- From Ijvikmh..... ; March 1 Kroaillmfc March 1 From Havana.. March S a Charleston Markets, Saturday Morhiro, April 8. COTTOY.?There waa a good demon for tliia article to-day, which resulted in tl sale of very near 11700 bafts. Former pi cea were sustained. Thw^fnnMictions con prise 60 bales at from 7jTo l?i rents. Columbia Market, April 0. COTTON.?The supply of cotton on sal t??-4lay has been light, consequently the sal f have been only to a very Hunted extent. I price*, however, there was no change, an the market stilt retains a good degree < finnnesH. 00 bales were sold, at 8J t 101 cents. MARRIAGES. Till Hymen Lro't his love delighted hour, There dwelt no joy in Kden'a rosy bower! The world was said!?the garden was a a if And man, the hermit, sighed?till wom.< smiled.' Campbell. MARRIED, on the 31st of March by tl R?v. A. i. Cauthun Mr TtfOM P MMI LEY. to Misa ANN K., daughter of the lal Dr. R. W. Erwin, all of Lancaster District Also, on the 'J'iA nit., by the Rev. S. \V Carters, Mr. A. 11 FARROW, of Newbcrr to MARGARET ANN, eldest daughter < , Rev. John R., and Sarah A. Joy, of Can den. deaths? DIED, of Consumption on the 12th ult * Mrs JEMIMA ADAMS, daughter of 11a. nah Nesbit, in the 24d year of her age. is not oar prerogative to occupy the tribun. of the supreme Judge, and therefore eannt r kr.ow her destiny in !*> spirit world, but i she in early life connected herself with th christian Church, and Heed consistently, a have hope. " The righteous have hope io his death DIED, at her home in York District, 8. C on the 15th of Manh, Mrs. KLIZABET1 -wife of Cspt John Massey. In recording the decease of this moat sal ramble lady, we feel with others who moui ; -over her departure, that our sorrow la n< without hope. Her end was peace. "Blessed are the dead who die io thoLort! UT as ear ilKW ADVKRTINMKNTS.l I ."Tri i-j n'4i,i ,, ?r-r x=csu=e--I Cor* Wan tod, ?T*OR whkh a Mr price in aaah will bo ci J* en, apjdy at t!>U ofRca. south msassr: LANdASTMR DISTRICT. By Janaoe H WiUierapoon, Koq., Ordfnat foff aaid DfatrtdSt WHKRBA8, Rlijah Cro*to? haaapplfe to mc fn? loiters of Adn?lni*tmt?rm ? ail and uingufrr th* goodaandobattala righl and credit* of Mm.. Mary Douglaaa, lata < the Dwtfiet aforcaaM, daaagaad. (wife < Robert Dottglaaa.) mv THaaa are, therefor to alte and adwO |?|i all and aingnlar, the kindred and credi nra of the aaid dacoaaed to 1m and appsar at fore ma'at o?r nextftrdinaryV Coort, for Ui aaid IMatrlat to ba boktai at Lancaster Com Hooae on tha 16th day of April, hwt, t ahow caaae, If any, why Um aold admiubtn iIon ahold not ba granted. (Hron under my hand and saal, thia 191 day of April in tho yanr of our bird, on ' 711* >tho.rn.nd alibi hundred and AAj f (US. Jlhraa and & tha aaeoate-eevnnt LM V f \ yaar of Aawriaan ladoncdanoq. 1 h. wrniKRHi*uoNi,o. u d. Ap*il 13 IMntrrV. f. o 16?it V L. NEW ABVBRTISMBNTS. : NEW SPRING GOODS! E ? ^ WP JSsiS I?- * '* "W^ *re now rece'v'nl? nn<* opening u N . YV now supply of Spring and Summer o Goods, consisting in part of the following: * A FRESH assortment of Ladies1 Spring and Summer Dress Goods, French Worked fo j Collars ; Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertings ; a large O assortment of Linen nn Goods, White .WJ and color- /o cd: Al- ^ ex sudor's ju L White Black and r m Colore*! Kid Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen ; linen Cambric Hnnkerchiefs, a new l- supply ; Fashionable Bonnets ; a line lot 4 of Spring and Summer Ribbons ; Ready 1" a Made Clothing ; HATS, Boots and Shoes; . a good supply of IjADIEN1 KID Gaiters -v, and fCid Slippers, etc., etc. H' HARDWARE; Amongst which will bo found Braid's best * Stoel 10 and J. E. Adgor's B. B. Cast Steel 4 Hoes ; Trace Chains, Nails, A*c. 3 DRUG8 AND MEDICINES; . 3 all kinds usually kept; l*??rfiiui??ry a full g supply, together with many other articles w . too tedious to mention. ^ Ws would respectfully return our thanks ti< * to our friends and customers for their very ! to 4 liberal patronage, and hope by strict atteii- |a 4 tion to business to merita continuance of it. ||c Please give us a call. JONE3 CROCKETT. a| April 13. 10?3t tli NEW (lOOIlS! IO, :i; THE Subscriber has received bis Spring t Goods, to which he would invito tho at- / ( tention of bis customers and the public in ^ " general. Tho Stock consists in part of hi FRENCH if DO MEN TIC ii I.XU H A M *c 11 Priali, of all Styles, colored and dotted Muslins; Lace and Silk Bonnets, Sprigs, Kmv broidercd Crape, Bonnet Linings, French A] Cassimurc, leghorn, Panama and Palm leaf HATS ; Men's youth's and Children's Clo* thing, with a D General Assortment \ 10 of all such articles as we consider cheap and u, *. desirable. HI h Lancaster C. H., April IS 18.*>3. |j| A. C. DUN LA P. Hj 10 ttzL H, Soda or Minerai"Water m r iMIE subscriber would invite the atteution Jl of dealcra to the fact that hu is now manufacturingand bottling in Cauiden,a very . superior article of I^nsoia, Nodu Had . la raw pari Ha, which he does not fear to 1 '. say, will be found fully equal and perhaps /J something better than any article of the kind brought from Charleston. Give me but a .. trial and 1 will insure perfect satisfaction.? . Orders from abroad promptly attended to - and great care used in packing. FRANCIS L ZEMP, * ft ? Camden, S. C. V, t April ft 10 3teow4t - MW SI'RING AND SUMMfER '! GOODS. ! ; ?C 1853. ! i- WT^ Rrc now rec<?,,r extensive T V Stock of Spring and Summer Ciooda which havo been selected with great care as to Styles and Quality. We invite the. at. |e tention of the I Jidies more |wrticulnrly to A Ic our new siyics or n Dress 8c Fanoy Goods, j ^ consisting of " Fine Paris Printed Bareges, ? " M Tissues, Do Satin Plaid Bareges, ?ti - Fancy Check Grenadines, w Paris Printed Mnltiso, 01 Fancy Printed Borege Dcl-ains. pi Plain Col'd. Gros IX' Naples, R Changeable *??.. th Black and Fancy Silks, Ji '* Fancy Printed law ns, s< n Bordered l?awns, Kmbroidered Ijiwns, ie Gingham Chambreys, j. and Calico, &c. of every description; White ^ Black and Colored Kid Gloves; Sewing Silk and Lac* Gloves of every description ; Hoaicry, Edgings and inserting*, Muslin collars, Sleeves and Chemixetta : Fine Silk and I jiee A > Bonnets and Blooutcrs, and almost every nr" ticls ended for ; also, a very large assortment of m Cientleinrn'M Wear, of every description; Boots, Shoes, I lats, al Gloves, Hosiery, linen Caasirncrc ami Cot- J) = ton Goods, of ail Styles and qualities, also, a fall and complete stock of ( I,()T1II\0, a i- larger stock than we have ever before brought It to this market. il The very liU-ml natronage which we have >t received has induced us to materially enlarge [ in our store rooin, and also warrants us in oflcr- j te ing a much larger Stock of Goods to out ensre toincra than we have heretofore done. With a renewed tender of our thunks to our ens? touiors for their favors, we solicit a continuance of the same. T. R. Si J. R. MAGII.I.. |? April 13. 10?M I Dim tor I oiirsell ! ? THE POCKET vESCULAPIUS: u Or, trirr one hie own Physieian. , r n*Lun. rpHKFORTIETH Edi- * 1_ tion, vith one hun jMR drod Engravings, showing !j! Diseases and Multorma- ., H tion* of the Human Hys lem in oyer/ ahApc Ami | '' I SB! n form. To which ia added ; '! a Tmtiw on the DImum ?1 HHy ' of Fenialea, being of the 111 higlmatimportance toninr- ' L Ifl&Ulll tied people, or thoae con- . fEjj'i? templnting marriage. Hy | "IT Wiuun Youim?, M. D. P| Let m father be ashamed to preaeat a oopy "i y of the A.HCULAP1UH to hU child. It may tare hltn from an early grave. Let no young n< d mas or wouma eater into the eeeret obliga- VJ ? tiooe of married life without reading the k PQlXRT JR8CULAP1U8. I*t no one J >f Suffering fk?ra a hoaknied Cough, Pain ia . tf the 81? reetieM night*, aervoiu feoUnga, " U aoaraot wt&oot conanftlng the AWCUI.aPlUtf. llave tho married, or tboqa about to ? be married, any impediment, read 0>U truly H t ueefol book, as it has boon tho awu k - f n- it , i # gt&A._a. i a it iTi I? pivhV IHOW0NH Ww u n n?rvu rinw vl0nHV k- fVoaOA very Jawn of death , ' 1 MT Any sevarti tending TWENTY- * j, FIVE CEHT^ enclosed In a letter, will hk ?? ? oeivt aw copy of thU work by intdl, or flvo I copieA will be aont fbr Ono DoHsr. at k Address* ipMt paid,) ?i m WM, YOUNG, Mok ifi* fynx* PkUmprlpkia. L Apen " uu&f ^ ' --'-tmb -Jw&Lj. NEW YORK n i w it T : ; [ELAIR, S. C. April'5 3. . Tiile PEACE and PLEUTY pervades 1 our District and Country, it is c> our pleasant duty to of- I1 fer heartfelt 11 gratitude TO OUR C U STO M E 11 S r the generous manner in which they gather to and sustain us. | hi* House is now Crowded d more on the way?not with customers, j rticularly, but 10 SSOOOJMo good quality and late stylcs^semhraeingan ] EXTENSIVE and l>LEASI\(i rietv. We think we can please either the I list fastidious, or the Ladies in humhle eir- j r nistances with large families to clothe. Those who deal for CASH, are particular- t. benefitted by calling on us, but when we | d 10 per cent to our cash prices, w? will ind a credit of six months. M. S. SOR.RELL A RRO. t South Carolina. ) LANCASTER DISTRICT. By James II. Wilhers/>oon, Esq. Or- " dinary of said District. A^IIEREAS, Jno. Adams a creditor has j applied to me for letters of Administra- j >n on all and singular the floods and Chat- (| Is. Rights and Credits of James Cauthen | ., te of the District aforesaid, dee'd., a dire- | t Estate. These are, tiierefore, to cite and admonish 1 sod singular, the kindred and creditors ?>t | c said deceased, to he and appear In-fore e at our next Ordinary's Court for said istriet, to he holdcn at FrfineastiT Court ouse on the PMli day of April inst., to | iow cause, if any. why tile said adininistr.in should not he granted. j i (liven utuler my hand and seal, this L S. , 5th day of April in the year -ssw )of our Lord one thousand eight indrrd and fifty-three, and in the seventy- i venth year of Ameriean Independence. I JAMES II. WITIIERSIHX)\. 1 ' O L. D. ' pril 5th 1853. 8?'Jt. Printer's Fee %j2. | A LIST OF LETTERS, EM AIMING in the Post Ollice at l?nncual ter C. II., S. C., April 1st 1853. dams Mrs. M. Johnson Daniel j ran John, King W. lackmon A. 11. Kringle J. B. laekuion Icti, Line E. II. j ibcock Dr. S. E. Lailgley J. rekham F. M. Levor J. W. II. j L'ttson Mr. Ijewis Jackson, | rockett S. T. Moore Elihu. lutlian Miss Eliza, Montgomery R. D. iston J. W. MeKey J. rllars Rikah, Perry Jackey, ousart Richard. Perry Abram. v roxton Miss Mary, Reeves John, t xniplK'll David, Robinson J. C., t lark I.. S. Roberts NV. II. 2 t ratlin Belinda C, Sliuford Reit J. I.. I v avis W. Stewart Mrs. M. II. ' j unlap Joseph Stewart It. O. P. | , van# .Mr*, Alary >Y. iSmall \V. II. v ocn Mrs. L. I Ninuim l)r. J. M. i( ill Louis, Small J. ilium D. I* M., Steel Alex., inton Miss M. Try on ?i' Blacknioti. leuderson James M Taylor Mchala (' ufcy J. C?. L Wri'?htJ. I>, iprnm 8. K. Ward R J. hnson A. Wylio Dr \V. , Persons calling for letters in tho above it will please sav tltcv ire advertised. . " T. it- M-ICJII.U P. M. April 6 18.*>.T 9?3t dministrator ?>t' Pleas-^ ant S. Dmnns dee'd In Kquity. j nn Anderson dee'd. I f.-mcnatcr District. vs. Hill for Account ames M. Richardson, Injunction, <!fcc. dee'd. ct al. T appearing to niv satisfaction that James | 'I M filet,nrdao.. A.I...'. 1?S..I 1 i ... .... .tMiai i. ?'? 'Willi UII IMIIIC i ?n, dcc'd. a ilcft'iiiiaiit in above case, resides | iihout the limits of the State, it is ordered J i motion of Clawson, Solicitor for comainant, tliat tlie said defendant, Janu s M. 1 ichardson. do answer, plead or demur, to ic bill in above ease, on or In-fore the 30th t ine 18.r>3, otherwise Judgment pro con tea- i > will be ordered against him. ? JAMAS II. WITHER SPOON. 1 C. E: L. I) \ Lancnater C. II., S. C. 1 March 24, 1853. * Printer's Fee, 87. 8?3in. ? "Z. J7DE HAY, ; POTIIFCAKV A IMtl M.lvr, , CAMDEN, S C. t IWKKS pleasure in announcing to the L citizens of I -monster and the adjacent nintry, that he is now receiving his Spring id Summer supply of J >rng.?. Chemical* ami /'nlcni Medicine* ; I'aint*, Oil*, Window Ola**, Varnishes, Ola/*irarc, ami ham)>* ; Paint \Vhitcwa*h ami Varnish Itruxhcx. ALSO, 'uoth, llnir, .Sail, hlesh ami Hath /Irtish's, Sna/?, ('osmetic*. Hair Urstoratiies, Trans/Mi'nt Wish hall* ami Cakes, Perfumery, Mir- J rors, Vases, Parte t Mann ie s, t Olove Boxes and Dressing Cases. | A I.SO, AMP WICKS. BURNING FLUID ? am> I Garden Seeds. He is now the regularly appointed Sale , gent for flit' following valuable Fatnilv . ledicincs, viz.?Dr Guvnott'ii Yellow Dncli id Sursuparilla, Dr. Rogers' liverwort and 'ar, Jew David'a or Hebrew (Master, Dr. . laughton's Pepsin, Dr. Marchisi's Uteno Cat hoi icon, Dr. Allen's Vegetable Com- 1 rjund. Dr. little's Family Medicines. I ami- 1 en A Co's Family Medicines, Dr. Heeler's ' amily Medicines. Dr. llols-nsack's Worm vrup, Dr. Hobenaack's liver Pills, Colleton 1 liters, Kpping's Sarsaparilia and Queen's ' flight, Radway's Ready Relief and other ' aptilar remedies, Dr. Tobias'Venetian I .in- * mint, Ac., Ac.. All medicines sold at his establishment e neatly jsliclled, earful I v packed, if desirl, and sent to any part of the town, or to the ail Road Depot, free of charge. The qualities of the medicines warranted ; isrges as uniform,and as low as good mcdincicanbe bought at any establishment in iu up eountry. Orders respectfully solicited. Z. J. DE HAY. , March 30, 18&3. 8?ly. c bernari) volue# j T AE tho pleasure of informing his friends < IX and enstomars that he eonstantly keeps c I himd, a large itoflli of all kinds of ? CJIOKK ItdABM, I (be lowest f arket prices?as well of his ? IMihdHt ss of recent importation. ' ?ad(K9t *46, Kisq STRRET* ? 'JIBE*' CHARLESTON. Fab rtGHRr 3?ly. To Carpeuhu^, .1 PROPOSALS will bo received Ivy the 1 L subscriber until the 11th instant, fur the I " nking up and relaying tiie floors in the low- I r rooms of the Jail, the contractor to furn- | di the materials. The plank to he in inclis wide. 11 inches thick, and to he all heart line, and the work to be done in a work- . lanlike manner. j IJy order of the Board, Com. Pub. 11. J. A. HASSELTINE Com. j April 6. 1??It. '' ~ Tor Hire. ' ? I NEGRO woman, a good Cook and liehl jt . hand, applv soon to JAMES 11. WITIIERSPOOV \\ April t!. 'I?if NliW ATTRACflO.VS. il GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE, A Southern Family Journal. published at augusta. ?a. pm: nom tiA/i Ti!:isdevo. I JL ted to Literature, Art. Science. Agri- I ulture, General Intelligence and Southern nterests. The columns of the p per >\iil ntain Historical and Domestic Horn lie ketches of Biogrophy, choice Poetry. > n- , ertaining Anecdotes. Scientific Memoranda, rith Agricultural and Industrial Aitides.? -1 t is published for the home circle i ' Besides a rich variety of Miscellaneous j '' natter, it will contain the General News of lie day, and exhibit the course of political | vents without the least party bias. In aditi?ni tothis.ii will contain a Coiupcnd of Universal History, from the pen of the Se- iior Editor, now in the course of publication, ['his. when completed, will equal in quantity if matter, a large octavo volume of six bun- ! I red prig. s Ms,,?A Register of Ancient Cr eian and 'omm I .iter.' t u e : n Compendious K\po?i j ion of the elvf f beauties of >li k^pe.m s elebr;.ted I'l tys. \\ itli .such i vplui tionsniid J einarks ;.s may he nee* r\ to keep up the nterest of tlie plot of each, and a brief e\- ., losition of the leading principles of Political ? 'Economy. I J The terms are very low. ! ) The Gazette is a large imperial sheet,of I , legant appearance, printed upon new and I a leautiful type. Terms ?2 no per annum. | s Iways in advance: Two copies. ?3 50: | "ix ? copies $8 oil; Ten copies. Si 15 on.? I Vddress s SMVrilK & WIIVTE. ? Editors Home Gazette. Augusta. Ga. j , April fi U tf ; i, SOUTH CAROLINA. ames R. Magill. and witu | Rebecca J. II. Magilll, In Equity. ! ? vs. ] |{ 'antes M. Ingram. Executor Luie ?ter Hist ! ., of Rev. Eli.is I,. Eraser \ Hill for I lec'd, Maria Louisa Eraser. Partition 'raneis P. Boiilwaro and Election \ e. ? Mary Boulvvare Ins wife 1 | ,.i < J It appearing t?? my satisfaction th.it Franis IV ihuilwarc and Mary Ibntlwarc his 1 ,] vile.defendants in above east-, reside ithmit > lie limits ?f this State, it is ordered on mo- | ion of Clinton solicitor tor complainants. , hat the said defendants Francis IV Ihuil- , vare and liis wife Mary Ihnilwarc.du msw'er j ; dead or demur to the hill in above ease on i < >r before the "Tth day <>t' July Is.r>:t. oilier- | . vise judgment pro confesso will be ordered , igainst them. i J. U. WITIII.DSI'OOW ('i m. Hi). !,. /> I I .-iiivaitU'r 11 , S. ('. March doth 1 * >.{. I i Printer's fee 8>*7 ?din. South Carolina. LA XC A ST Hit DISTKICT. In /lir ('timini>ii I'Iffis. dargaret J. Stewart Admx. J Declaration in j vs. Foreign Jonathan I). Johnson. ) Attachment. , J Cantlian St. J. K. J'"! Deehuation in | lb ckliam, K\"r<Xr F.xr'x I Foreign vs. | Attaeliment. < Jonathan D. Johnson, j ( File Kx'r & Kx'rx of 1 Deelaration in S. lh-ekbam. dee d, j Foreign vs. | Attachment, lonathan D. Johnson J UfHKRKAS. tin plaintilVs did on the I.*? day of March Inst, tile their decl ra- j ions against the defendetit who. (it is said > < s absent from and without the hunt* nf ild* state, iiihI has neither w ife nor cltone-', .? ;iiown \vitiiin tin- limits of the same. upon viioin a copy of tin* said Dcclarctimi might ?e served : it is therefore ordered that the ' mid dofelidont do appear and plead to the laid declarations on or het'ore the Willi d.iv . Ilarch w hich will l?e in the year of onr Lord ne thousand eight hundred and littv-fonr. i therwise linni and .hsolnte judgment will lien lie given ami ordered against him. JOHN A STEW MAN. t 'lcrk. t 'lerk'n OtHce, Lancaster (11. March 15. 1*5:1. t??1 3m1v& Id 1 MoCARTER Ac Co., (SL'CCKSSOI'.S TO McCAIiTF.ll & AI.l.l.N.J W HOIKS A L E i BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1 1 COKKKil Ml KIP'. AM) I'lNCKNEV-ftTS., ' . J. J. Met,'arlcr. j E.J. D.wsoa. [ CHARLESTON,S.C. J J. Ilryan. Jr S \ eoinplete assortment of Law, , iledical, School and Miscellaiieoiis Hooks, ogclhcr with lllaiik Hooks, I'aperaml Staiotiery, of every description, kept constanty on hand, and offered at the lowest prices. Feb. J3 1853. 3 ly pd. Eleanor I.. Houston"! In *E> 111 i t v executrix I I^incastcr Ihxirict | vs. { Petition to Hiihjuga'c Nathaniel H. Ingram J an Kipiity to pa lohn Godfrey ct al. J a legal dem uid I T appearing to my satisfaction that Nathaniel H Ingram and John Godfrey, de'endants in nkovc petition, reside without he limits of the State, It is ordered on 1110. ion of Moore, solicitor for Petitioner, that , he said defendants Nathaniel H. Ingram .old lohn Godfrey, do answer.plead o? demur to | he petition tiled against tKin in above c so ; >n or before the lir?* ?Juv ui June, 1853. oth- . irwiiM' judgment pro confi-sso will be ordersi against them. J. II WITIIEKHPOON, C. K L 1). 1 F?b '23. 1851 Printer's fec$7. 3?3m. NOTICE, To Guardians, Trustees and Receivers. V LI.Guardinns Trustees, Receivers and I Committees, holding their appoint- I nents under the Court of Equity for Lap- < as tor District, arc notified and required to nnke and render their respective returns on >r before the IOth day of May 1853, totting "orth on oath the particular value of such states, and also an aeconnt of monies rowived and paid out. nnd to substantiate tho ,.iiuo by propot nnd sufficient vouchers.? 1 lules will be issued g.inst all failing to nske said retnrns to the next sitting of the >urt of Equity. _ J. II. WlTHEltBPOON. Com Eo. I* D Comtnisslonot's Office, lamesster, S. C. , I April 4,1853 Printer's feo $3.76. 8-4 I % 1 i > '? i i ; \ s v r ft i v ' I i ? t n ti ii i j ii u L d . LAIVCAflTEll I) A GUERRE AN HALL. J. H. COUSABT. VTOSV Informs tin* citizens of this place, J l s and country generally, that ho is j ow prepared for the purpose of giving those ilio may wish to do so, an opportunity of j roc 11 ring perfect LIKENESSES. t themselves or their friends. The latest I nprovcinents are now in his possession. I Eadies and gentlemen are respectfully ?n- | cited to call ami examine his stock. MlNJATL'ltKs inserted in Eockets and Irvastpins in the neatest style. I .'Oleaster. Sept. 15. 185'.'. 3'J?lv JAM ES M ' E \VT N, Kl.illlVIMi mi minim; i gent. i CAMDEN. S. C. M ivh ft. IN/>3 5?lv. Apprentice Wanted. \C()MFOltTAl$EK situation will be j given to a I.id ahout the age of I t or >. who is desirous of learning the Printing msiness. Apply immediately at this Office I Carriage fcr Sale. I FASII It )\ A III .E Carriage will he sold I at a bargain, if applied for soon. En- I aire at this office. 'J-3t SOUTH CAROLINA. In the Court oi Equity. /. i vr\sri:u itisruicr. Hi,'I til I'rrCrt hth III fiir iii/n-r / itr/'i vs. I * .. id ' >../i? i < Nuiiplainarit, IS. Iaii.es Crozicr. Tiiomas Cro/i.r, Elizabeth \iiii t'ro/ier. .1 *lin < "ro/.ier. Jacob Jennings ! nd wif Nancy. Andrew Morrison and Mar- | ;..ri t his wife, children and heirs at law of lane ("ro/.i.-r dee'd.. who was a sister and leir at law of David Coiisar dee'd. of Em- ; aster District, and who departed this lite | hont IS117. |).i\ id Coiisar, Elizabeth Con- | arand husband Diinnom, Anna Coiisar and nishand name not known, Jane Coiisar and iMsb.nid name not known,.Mary Ann Collar. and if dead her husband and children, lames not known, the widow and children I d'James C.uis ir dee'd., (sou of Thomas.) lames unknown, ami Thomas Coiisar. (son j >f Thomas.j children and heirs at law of I'lioiiias t'ousar dee'd.. who was a brother ml heir at law of David < oiisar dee'd., Eli/lu ll, (l.tw lev. V\ illiam Foster and Anna E. lis wile. Jallles II Millei. Pleasant .M. (ilass ml .Margar this wife, John NV. Johnson and .elt, mend his wife, IIenry Stringfcllow ml M rv his wife. Henry Champion and ,1:1.. I hi- veil-.. I .l.i> VI il'li.p \t....r.... Mil i-r et ill. I)efelldalits. It appearing tu my satisfaetion that each tnl every one, and .ill of the above nauied I. ftml.nits reside without the limits of this >t.?t it is ordered on motion of Clinton soieitor for complainant, tliiit eaeli and every >Ue of the s.iid defendants do answer plead >r demur, on or before the "Jltli of June 1Hbt. to the Hill tiled against them l>v David 'ro/.ier, to perfeet his title to a traet of land ?itnote in I .aneaster 1 >istriet. originally grant 1 to David Cousar, Angnst 4th, 1 Hot), for ilo Acres, and for other purposes, and in tefanli thereof said bill will be ordered and taken pro eonfesso against eaeli and all of said and above named defendants. J AMDS. II. WITHKRSPOON, ('turn. / '</. L. Dist. Iwitieasler (Ml. S. C.. March If). 1853. Printer's l ee. >slo. 7?3in. By the Governor. lit: MKiUARTKRS. ( iiaKi.F.sTON, Feb. 'J5. 1853. Tii.. r..ii, i.... :.w.i r> vii j;|?minted :iiiiI eommissioiied Aids-slc-Camp tu lis Excellency the Governor and ('iiimnanler-in-< 'liitT. w itli the rank ??T Lieutenant 'oloncl. will Iobeyed and respected nccor. linjjlv. 11\ order. . J WC.WTEY, Adj. and inspector General. Joseph llayward. .Miwander G. Itifc, Benjamin 'I'. Brocktnnn. Joseph StOIH'V. Nummerlitld Gaiy, Win K Dojjan. \lc!i Id k 3 SOUTH CAROLINA. I. \ \ C.\N run DISTRICT. Eli/.ahfth (iuw ley 1 vs. I?>lii) W. Johnston &. wife l.et la Amanda. Pleasant M In Fe|inty. | Glass and wife Margaret, J unes II Miller. William < Bill for contriPoster ami wife \ima E. Imtion and I Henry Stringfellow and for Partition. wife .Marv, Henry Champi n and wife .Maliala John Miller. Alunroe .Miller et nl., it appear'uio to my satisfaction that eneli | ind all of above named and stated defendants ' reside without the limits of this State, it is ! ardered on motion of Clinton, solicitor for .'oin|ilainai]t. that each and ell of the above, named and stated defendants, do answer- i plead or demur to the bill in above ease til- I rd against tin ni oh or before the "tli day of I Julv 1853, otherwise judgment proconfesso i 11 lie ordered against eaeli and all of tlietii. j.t.\ii;,s ii. witmebspoon. Cum. !'<]. L. I). Commissioner's Office, Lancaster S. C. March 31. 18:13. 9?3m Printer's Fie. $7. Executive Department. COLUMBIA, S. C., March 35, 1853. By His Excellency, John L Manning, Gov. ernor .and Uommnnder-in-chief in and over the State .-.fores .id. 11 r IILBF.AS information has been recei \etl at this Department, that an ntro ious murder was committed on the body of JANE I). 1'OIJNG, on the llth ult., by a negro man I1IKA.M, tli ? property of L. R. W Itl.iir of kerslom I i^lri,,# il,^ I laid Hiram has ll.-.l In >n justice: Now, tnow ye, lint to the en>l "hat justice nmy in* done, and tli.it tin* said Hiram may lie brought to lojy.il trial for hisoi . nccnsafortv taid, I, John I,. .Manning, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the Shite nfore aid, do issue this my Proclamation, offering ? reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Hollars far his apprehension and delivery into any Jail in this State. Said Hiram is described is l?eing about 5 feet 8 or 10 inehea high, thick act, has heavy eyebrows, small eyas, holds his head far book when walking, is laid to have a scar on the hack of one of his hands, from a burn, with a scar running through it, causisl by a cut from a knife and i?ne of his thumbs split up to the firttt joint. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at Columbia tho 25th of March, A. D., 1853. JOHN L. MANNING. Bknjami* Perky, Secretary of State. March 80 9 vrt PHASER k THOMSON, Factors ft Cnmraiaaion Merchant*, ADUKK'S RokTH WHARF,' CHARI.KSTON, S.p. rasn'K a. frarrr. r*tn. 9. mow a*. Sept.l, 1852. "it? ?* 4 0' *0 lit muTL L l A h 0 us, $100 Reward RANAWAY, during the month of Sep1 tenibor last, l'rom the plantation of the late Mrs. Martha Cunningham, in Lancaster District, South Carolina, n negro mar named JIM, said negro about 40 years ol age, a mulatto, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, stoop-shouldered, and looks down when spoken to. As suspicion rests upon him as being implicated in the murder oi Mrs. Cunningham, he has no doubt abscou ded from fear of the. consequences. I wil pay the above reward, if delivered at any jail so that 1 can get him. IIUCH SlfMMERVILLE, Adm'r. estate of fate Mrs. Cunningham. Dec. *2-'. 18.12. 10?tf. South Carolinian, Columbia; Carolim Watchman. Salisbury. N.C.; Raleigh Register. N. C. and N. C. Whig, Charlotte, eopj 6 times. U.S. "Waxhaw Tent, I. O. R.' 7 -i-KKTS every* Saturday evening at 8 o cluck. JAMES M. HENDERSON, R. 8. JOSEPH B. KERSHAW." ATTORNEY AT LAW. AM) SOLICITOR l\ EQUITY, Will heraafter regularly attend the Courts of Lancaster District. Mareli 2, 1853. 4?ttmpd. Mail Arrangements. 4':? iihIcii .tlail DI E MONDAY, WKDNKSUAY, AND FKIDA i A t 8 o'clock, J'. .1/. DKI'AUTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, it SATURDAY At 7 o'clock, .-I. Af. Cliarlotfc Y|aiI DUK MONDAY, WKDNKSUAY, AND FRIDAY At 8 o'clock, J'. Af. DEPARTS TUESDAY, TIIUKSDAt, AKATURDA1 At 7 o'clock, A. Af. Concord mail DUK THURSDAY, AT 6 1*. M. DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. M Wiushoro' mail. DUK SATURDAY, AT C P. M. Dl)PARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 P. M. ClKsterille mail: due friday, at 7 1?. m. departs saturday, at 8 a. SI. Chesterfield. C. H. Mail. ddk saturday, at 10 a. m. departs Thursday, at 4 a. m. AH h-tt.-rs must l>e deposited by 8 o'ell P. M.. to ensure tlieir departure by ncx mail. All transcient newspapers sent are rc quired to bo pre paid, otherwise they ar not mailed. All , M-rsons who receive ncwspapei ami other periodicals, will observe that th law requires the p-oltage to be paid qua) fir h/ in ail nance. Those who fail to pay their postage qua jcrlv in advance will he charged double. T. It. MAU1LL, 1'. M. . II A II r A M V R t\X. xat IV JLJ vy 11. ill i-i 11 V 11 k Importers and Dealers in CHINA. GLASS, AND earthenwar: 1 15 Meetiw-st., Oitosite Havne-st. Have now in store u complete assortment ( GOODS IN TIIEIR LINE of their o\v IMPORTATION, to which they invito th attention of merchants visiting Charleston. KOi: SAI.E AT THF. l.OWEST MARKET TltlCE! Peli. 23 1*53. 3 ly pd. TAYLORS CREEK~ FEMALE SEMINARY rP>IIE exeercises of this institution wi; _1_ commence on the first Monday ii March next, under the management an control of Miss Eliza L. Haskell, of Trot New York. Ilcr qualifications as a Teacher are c the first order, and her experience has wo the confidence of many friends. Amoii| them she would refer to the Rev. Cyru Johnston, Maj. J. B. Kerr, Dr. M. M. Or Maj. Benjamin Morrow, of Charlotte, N. C and to Mr. S. E. Bratton, of York Distric from either of whom satisfactory informatio mav he obtained in relfercnce to thoir qua ifications. Parents, Guardians and others desiring solid English Education for their childre and wards, would do well to consider th advantages to he obtained at this Institutioi when compared with others, both na to tu lion fees end other expenses. The institi tion is in as healthy a.place as is to be four in the State. Boarding washing and lodj ing can be obtained in respectable faniilii on very reasonable terms. Terms of Tuition, Per Session of Five Months : Spelling Reading and Arithmetic $5.< The same with English Grammar Geography and History . 7.( The same with Astronomy, Natn* ral ami Moral Philosophy, and all other English branches..,. &.< French I-angnago, extra 4.< Vocal Music grati .Music on Piano. 15.( Use of Piano 2.C Drawing and Painting in Wator colors 6.( Drawing and painting in OU Colors 15.C No extra charges except for fuel dering Winter Months, which will be I Boarding Washing and Lodging. For pupils of and under 10 years, per Month 5.< ? ? ? u 15 u fi( " " 44 above 15 u 7.1 From Monday Morning until Friday evening 4.1 No candles found for Studying by. For Boarding, Washing, Lodging nnd a fall coarse of Studies, per session, 75.1 For same with English Brunches only ??- SW Jonathan n. McEi.wEE,Jr. Trustee. Msrrh HI. ' ^ ??t W AEPKi)iifMH)lAfELY. At the sign of ihe Booths JonrnejWS BOOT laker, for which good w N-batdSl5? March 80 W I ?/ ^ 9 -- - "' Ifc as *.. , DRV GOODS & GROCERIES. FANCY AND STAPLE DRV GOODS. ? CMABl/USTON,S, t. Brownings LtJMANtfoffnertt of ah successors to C. &. E; L. Kekrisom &. 1 Co., would respectfully cnll if10 altcnliori of 1 their customers, and others visiting Chnrfea' ton, to their assortment of [ DRY GOODS, I now opening which will be found more eom[ j plete than has ever before been offered in that city. All articles in their line have been manii* facturcd expressly to order, and imported direct and will be M a 11a 11 ted to prove at represented. The one-price system will be rigidly *d" hcrcd to, and purchasers mat defend upon' every article being priced as lotv as they can be procured in any city in the United States, j Particular attention is requested to thci# departments of . Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Embroid* eries, Carpetings, Blankets, Plantation Woolens. Sheetings and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, Together with every variety of long Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery I of nil kinds. Terms.?Cash or citv acceptances ? lJROWNING &. LEMAN. No. 209 &, 331 King at. cor. Market CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 30, 1853. 37 ly. Mary Cryo by ncxfl In Equity. friend, I Lancaster District, vs. ( Petition Samuel Crye, et al.J for Settlement IT appearing to my satisfaction, that $amJl uel Crye, a defendent in above case, rc? sides without the limits of this State, It is ordered, on motion of Moore, Solicitor for Petitioner, that the said Samuel Crye do answer plead or demur, to the petition in above ease, on or before the 20th day of A ' pril 1853, otherwise judgment pro confesso will be ordered against him. r J. II. WITHERSPOON, Com. E. L. D. Jan. 11,1853. 48?3in. pr. fee f$7. CARRIAGES. r I MIE subscriber has nnd will keep eonJL stantly on hand, a fine and lange assortment of Carriages, consisting of every varieto of the most fashionable styjes of Roclaways?two,four, five and six seated. Also one and two horse buggies, double aud single seated, with and without tops. Also,an extensive Assortment or Harness.? Gentlemen from a distance wishing tiv purchase vehicles of any description, need , have no fears about finding something here to please them, not only in appearance, but in quality and price, for we will not be excelled nor undersold by any* establishment in the State, all orders promptly and faithft.it.. ftii~J r%. ? ' ? *. | iuiij iiuvu. v^nrnagcs :ina Harness wnrrant ted. Establishment nfnr to the Kings* Mountain K. It. Depot. It. T. WIIEELEIt. s- Yorkvillc, S. C., Oct. G, 1853. e 36 tf. , W. THURLOW CASTOR ~ u ATTORNEY AT LAW AlfD 8QLIC* . . . TOR IN EQUITY. 'Attends the Courts in Lancaster, Kershaw and Adjoining Districts. |4T OFFICE, CAMDEN, 8. C. JF* CAT AW B A HOUSE, On IQuin-Slrect, _ (i4 few rods South if the Court House.y ?!h TIIE above named House luts 1L been much enlarged and put JSiilL in thorough repair and furnished anew, and is now prepaired to accomodate all' those disposed to give it a call. The sub scriber makes no boasts but will simply }f say that the Public shadl be aeeommod* ? ted in a stylo not excelled by any If one* o in the uo countrv. " J. A. IIASSELTINR. * Lancaster, Fob 12 tf 1 - SURVEYING." A. AUSTIN, May hk found at the cataWbn House, at sill times, ready to wait upon those w ho may need Iris services as ft II Surveyor. April 28 12?tf " Lancaster Court-HouseT (i Head Quarters. '? 21?7 Regiment S. C. Militia. rpiIE Upper and Lower Battalions will JL. parade at the usual places of Parade, 11 armed and equiped as the Ijiw directs, for P drill and exercise, viz : the Upper Battallio* 8 on the 7th of April next, and the Lower Bat; r> tallica on the ttth of April next. The par ? ado, to be formed precisely at 10 o'clock.? b The commissioned and non-commissioned n officers to attend the day previous, at eleven* I* oclock for drill and instruction'. The commanders of each Battallion will 8 be required to make a rctnrn of the strength n of their respective Battallions in due form, e H. ft. PRICE, ?? Col. 21*t tlrg. S- C. Milita.i ?- Feb. 17 1853. 3?7 VILLAGE HOTEL, j. TIONHOE, N. C, . a fJlHF, subscrilier having purchased (he buildtt ing known as the uUion Hotel," kspt by John Blount, Esq., would respectfully inform the travelling public, that It is now be mg inorougmv repaired ana iurnisnea, una that ho wilt make every effort to render all ,0 comfortable who may favor him with a call It shall not be said that his accommodation* W has ever l>een surpassed by any of his predecessors. His Table shall have all that a L'ood country market van afford. His KtnW Clcs will always be tilled with proveiider, >0 kept by s good ostler. Trices shall be modcrate. x> THOMAS jfi. BOONR, W Monroe, FcK 3d, 1853. hi?8m, k) NOTICE. WK have on hand a great many pretty TT <hinga which we wish to exhibit to our customern and friends. Come and see its at New Salem, wo are selling on reaaon' ? able terms, and we would also stats fhat this will be made a permanent Stand, unleaa necesity demands lbs coarmry. N. B. Those who hare accounts made luf 1862, will please cones sod settle* or trsde 1)0 more, and not stay away otl account of your indebtedness, altbotWfh we need money. J.WTMOBLEY Sl CO. 1)0 March 98. mt 7-tf Vmmcmmter ?l, l*Jo?. IV*. as, HONS Of TEMPERANCE, >0 Holds Ms Regular Weekly Meetings atthe Tsmpernnee Hall every Tuesday Evening* 10 at 7 o'clock. I. H IlLAlR, inns Iff. 19 R. S. book" bin ihkg, "V' OSA&LSfl CHAM*, m PLAIN AND FANCY BOOK BINDER, tr asp fl.M BOOK ?*ITJTTACTTJ?Ka, k- NO. 1 o \MKE TING- *T* EtT, Mi CBiHmMb, ?. . ? Fsb. 98 1968. 9 , ? I '| . wft.