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lector, Magistrate and British Coosul, com rojtted robbery and caused an English schooner to be purchased at Guatemala, with which they captured the Honduras towns of Oriva and Truxillo. The British achooner Thomas l'ierson was lost on the 12th uit. The passengers howBr, were saved. COMMERCIAL* LATEST DATES. From Liverpool July 15 From Havre Julv 13 From Havana July29 Columbia, Sept, 17. I 'ivrTn> TL?.? !...? f..?. t 'Vi IVH ? I1VIV n VIW UUI 1CU UU>IO?IVIIUII9 to notice in cotton in our morket yesterday; the receipts were light, nnd the sales of the day were confined to 11 bah a of inferior to good mulling, at 8 to 10} cents. nOTRRIAGfTS^ Till Hymen bro't his love delighted hour, There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower! Ifje world wasasd!?the garden was a .< ild: And man, the hermit, sighed?till woman smiled.' Campbell. On the evening of the 6th instant, by the Rev. C. L. Gillnrd, Mr. D. I). HAMMOND to Miss N. C. DALRYMPLE, all of Andemon District. Maried?On Thursday evening the 1st inst., by the Rev. John Culpoper, Mr. JOS. POWE ot Chesterfield, ana Miss SARAH HALLIBURTON of Darlington District i DEATHS, Death's but a path that must be trod, If man would ever pass to God. Parnell DEPARTED this"life, at tils resilience two miles above Lancaster Village, on the morning of the third of September. AN hDVu/n Atim v t- ? i'kuit u.iiuoijj, in ine oain year ol his r ge. He was one of the few remaining sold or* of the War ?>f 1812. He ww n man of a quiet ami amiable disposition,devoting the Inst years of his !ifo to the preparation for that rest which remains to the people of God. k. h. c. ' SHERIFFS SALES. BY virtne of Sundry writs of Ki Fa to nie i directed, I will sell before the Court t Home door in Lancaster on the tirat Monday i in October next, within the legal hours of | sale, one gray horse and one two horse wag I on, levied on and to be sold as the property of George Cauthnn, at the suit of S. B. KmBtons. 33 3t pr fee I 50 Also, on Tuesday, the 4th of October next at the house of Aaron Phillips and Jrhn Threattc, Two Black Horse Mules, and one Brown Mure, one Black C'ow and Tw? nty ' eight heed of Stock Hogs, levied on and to be sold as the property of Auron Phillips ;.nd 1 John Thrcnttc, at *he suit of John Massey. ! Conditions cash. J. D. IIAl LE, 8.LI). ' Iaineaster C. II., Sepl.19 33 3t pr fee 1.50 | Preserves, PEACIIE8, Pears, (.'homes, Damsons, & c , preserved in their own Juice. A delici- | una urti*ln_ anil <r?t it iar at tli? BOOf&TfAt&Y 8TOK& IMEKCIALPA P ER, C a pPn pe r ?t *11 , price*. letter Paper at *1! prices, Note pa- , per, Envelopes, nil sizes, Paste Board*. InkSi nds, Ink?Black, Blue,Red and Indallihle, Meel Pi-nn? a tine assortment; Pans Books* Copy Books, &c.,for sale at vary low prices at the BOOKSTORE. i Macassar oiu 1 Fancy Soaps, < Hair Powder, do. Brushes, Ac. For sale at the BOOK AND FANCY STORE. I Sept. 21st. 1853. Writing Desks. TWO or three on hand which will bo sold very low for cosh, also a few laidie's Writing (leaks. Porte FoHoa, Sealing Wax, Wafers, Seals, &c. For sale at the IMJlJft A!\li r ANUK STUKE. . Fept. 21 at, 1853. I Pistols, Pistols. ! A FRESH supply of iutenile shooting ' j\ IKONS. Come .and see them. * For side at the ' ROOK AND FANCY STORE. ' Sept. Slat, 1853. READ! READ!! TTAVINO determined to remove to tho XjL West, I will sell the rcm.iinder of my i Stock of Goods, at Cost for Cash! All persons indebted to me, are earnestly ' requested to make payment by the 1st of January next. N.MAYBI.UM. Russel Place, Snpt 21, 1853. 33-4t THE UNITED" STATES , mp wMi, Ivne iravr jiurva 01 ins uoa I aouw, CAMDEN, S. C. | b HOW OFZX, fur iiir woMiimutuitioii ? ! JL the travelling Public. It la an excellent and commodious building, the Room* are I urge, open and airy, fine Family Parlora well furnished. The Table will be furnished with every thing which an exeollent country market will afford, attended by the beet servants. THE STABLES are will fitted up, atUndcd by careful r nd experienced oetlere, and well supplied with provender. Lota prepared for the accommodation of Drovers, with excellent water convenient". There will at all times be an cmninns in attendance to convey passengers to and from the Depot. The euberriber having had aeveral years experience in the above business, feels con* fident in savins that ha wilt U >M. (general aatUfactioo to all who may favorftia with their patronage, aa he la determined to nee ntery exertion oa hia part to plaaae. THCM. BOON E. Camden .B.C., Sept. 91 8S-3t. WARDLAW, WALKER * BURNfJlDE, oorrov FACTORS, r, 'i- ?aw>? (ICBHaSMKOll UBBCHASTI,' aoaTM iTUmc wh 4 a r, C HA RLE 8TON 8.C. W. a. WABM.AW, iwioWAl aunt, imiv atraaan>K. ? Ctwhtha hmttmCotha. Fifty crftta pee Oaf. / NEW ADVERTISMENTS, NEW ESTABLISHMENT. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING! ! Tilt! Subscribers have just opened at Cureton's Corner, a large assortment of CLOTHING which has been selected with great care in Philadelphia. The stock consists in part of the following articles. Pilot Cloth Coats, Whitney do.. Petersham do., Felt do., Revcrsable do., Beaver Cloth do., Glendover do., Fine Black Cloth do., VESTS, A very large assortment. Fine Silk and Satin, Fancy and Plain ; German Vests, Worsted do., Plush do., Plaid do. PANTS Fine Cusaimere. Fancy and Plain Jeans, Sattinctts and every other variety. ALSO, Red Flannel, Canton Flannel. Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves, some very fine Kid, Black and White ; fine fancy Silk Cravats, a new article ; 1'alian Silk cravats ; white and fancy silk handkerchiefs, Suspenders, comforts Sic. In addition to these articles, wo have on hand a fine lot of Cloths, Cassiincres, Satinetts, Vestings, together with appropriate trimmings, which wo will sell as low as we can, or make up to order. Our cloths will bear inspection and wo are certain the prices cannot be objected to. Also, a fine lot of Umbrellns, at any and every price and quality. The above goods will be sold low for cash. We are determined to sell, and feel satisfied that so far as prices arc concerned, wo will sell. Attached to the Storo is a TAILOR'S SHOP, where all kinds of work will lie executed at short notice and wi?h much neatness. E. IX KENNEDY Si Co. The above goo Is were s?'c?'od by Mr. Kennedy, who i.1 known to be a judge, from hi* Ion" expert -nee. Hats and Ca ps! A BEAUTIFUL HAT, for 3.50. X~\. do do do 4.00 A Superior do 4.50 An extra fine, [new style] 5.00 Navy Cap*, with covers. Travelling Caps, &*c f??r *alo for cash, by E. I). KENNEDY Si Co. Walking Canes &. Whips, SOME very fine Walking Cane*. Silver _ head, Sic. and some a* low as 37 J cts. A most complete asRortmcnt of whips,eontinting of Conch, Carriage, Boogie ??nd Biding whips, at various price*. Ciive us a call ?nd satisfy yourselves that wo are selling goods ns cheap as vou can purchase them in Charleston. E. D. KENNEDY Si Co. WAXIIAW LAM) For Sale, UO ACHES of first rate Cotton and ?) (irain Land, lying on the North side of Cain Creek, 6 mile* North of Lancaster C. If., on cither side of the main Charlotte road About 75 acre* of naid land is in fine condition for the culture of cotton,and nearly 25 acre* suited to the growth of corn or Wheat. Two good wtreani* of water run through the above tract abounding in Good Meadows, The, situation is well known ns being as handsome as any in the District, and furnished with u never failing spring of good whollouie water. iiio suuseriner winning to move away,? will dispose of the above place on moderate terms. 8AMUEI, STRAIN. White Onk Grove, Laucaater District. P.C. Sept. 21, 18aJ. 83-3t JUST received a few copies of a very pretty edition of Shakentxuir and Byron and on h md all the other Poets in handsome binding. If you wish to buy books sheap now is your time, ('all at the BOOK STORE. COLOGNE water n superior article. I.ubins Extracts Harrisons Hair Dye Harrisons Bandoline for the Hair Ilnir Oil Bears Oil at the BOOKSTORE. Fine Cutlery?Segars ? Almcnds?Lobsters ? Sardines &c.} J'UST received from Philadelphia, the finest lot of cutlery ever brought to this place, consisting of fine Pocket nnd Pen Knives of any ?t\ 'e and price. Some of Wo*'rnholm's l?est at $3 00 each. Pocket kniv< a Trotn that price down to '25 cents. Wost I snholm's best Razors in cases : a m >st heat - ! tiful article. Will shave without a lather, j Decidedly the beat Razors mado. AI mo id* soft shelled. Sardines. Lobster* in 2 lit canisters. Soda Biscuits?frcah. Fine Hpaniah Secant from 920 op to 930 per thousand. Matches, Toys, Fancy Pipes and a variety of other articles which will he sold at a unusually low prices for the exsh. For salo at tlio BOOK &. FANCY STORK. Half Spanish Began. TUST received from Charleston 19,000of | fj those se^ira which tfive such (fen era I satisfaction. Price 91 00 per hundred. For sale at the BOOK &. FANCY STORK. Walking Canes A pretty assortment for Mite at very low prices st the BOOK dt FANCY STORK. South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT. John S. PerrY. P?*tcr 1 In Rnutlw B. Perry, I.*nci?*ter District, vs. Bill to revive snd for Lucy Perrv, ("widow) Partition Renl estate nnd others J of Joshua Perry,de'd HY virtue of the Decree of the Court of Equity in above ease, I will sell at Ijtnraater Court House on the 1st Monday, the 3d of October 1853, the plantation, or tract of 1 And, whereon Joshua Perrv resided at the time of his death, situate in I,anc*ater District, on the dry prong of Rocky Crock, containing 290 acres, as represented by a plat made by James D. Mcllwaine, dated 30th October 1846, attached to the return of the Commissioner in above case,? bounded by lands of John Barnes, the heirs of Robert Cunningham, dee'd, and others. 'Itin tract contains some valuable Cotton fond, a part in cultivation, part in wood land and soma valuable bottom land to be cleared. To be sold on a credit of one and two yearn, with internet from day of ante, (except so rneeb eseh ae will pay east of sett,) per chasers giving bond and good eeeuaity, for the payment of the pamhsea money, and a mortgage of the prambsee if deemed Dense, nary by the commissioner. JAMES H. wn HERSPOON. Uneaatct C. H., Sept. It IMi C E DfX Printer** fee -St ?. ' MISCELLANEOUS. 0 MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS. &150, | IN 8PLENDID PRIZES. VOLUME IX OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN commences on the I7th ? of September. It is chiefly devoted to the advancement of the interests of Mechanics /P Inventors, Manufacturers, and Farmers, by j Ij the diffusion of useful knowledge upon s? these important brunches. It is edited by j C\ men practieallv skilled in the arts and scionces, and is widely regarded as a sound and ? able journal. Nearly all the Valuable Patcuts which issue weekly from the Patent ^ Office are Illustrated with Engravings, and ha the Claims of all the Patents arc published ^ in its columns; thus making the paper a perfect Scientific and Mechanical Encyclopedia for future ns well as present reference. THE SCIENTIFIC aNIERICAN is very extensively circulated-?its circulation in flic | hist Volume exceeding IS,000 copies per week. It is in form for binding; each volume contains Several Hundred Engravings and over Four Hundred Pages of Read- | ing Matter, with an Index. The practical ( receipts alone are worth to any family much j more than the subscription price. i The Publishers offer the following valua- j ' bio prizes for the largest list of subscribers j T sent in by the 1st January next:?8100 will j 1 be given for the largest list: $75 for the , P'!l second; ?50 for the third; $45for the fourth; , co' 8 10 for the 5th ; $35 for the 6th ; $30 lor j J'v< the 7th: $25 for the 8th; $20 for the 9th ; | '"S! $15 for the 10th ; $10 for the 11th ; ami ( w1' $5 for the 12th. The cash will be paid to j , r mediately after January 1st, 1854. > w Terms:?One copy one yenr, $2; one ??' copy six months, 81 ; live copies six months, :,t 8 ; ton copies six months, ?8; ten copies l,r' 12 months, ?15: liftccn copies twelve months, ?>22; twenty copies twelve months, ,S)." 828 in advance. J"js Southern and western money token for subscription. Jy* Letters should be directed, post-paid, to Munn & Co., 128 Fulton-street, N. Y. j nV Aug. 21th 1853, 311?3t. | Iu** The South. j IT f TV) the friends of our cause throughout j ma 1 the slavcholding States we appeal.? | the ' The Agricultural Association of the Plant- , lie ing States" has for its object thu diffusion of 1 knowledge, as it appertains to all branches J II. of Agriculture and of our peculiar institu- j Xo tions. We desire a close bond of fellowship, j that we may deveiopc our resources and be I uniteil as one man in onr interests. I noi It has been said that "the world is against vol us." lie it so; the world, tvo know, is de- bet Itendant on ns, and we glorv in our position, tha s-t us be true to ourselves and all will be I)r well. ('a In the discharge of our duty as "Execn- am tivc Council" of the Association, we have the fixed the time of the next meeting of thu On Association to be on Thursday, the first day tor of December next, at Columbia, S. C., which ma will be during the first week of the session eea of the I .egialoturc of that State. From cu-. coi ry slavcholding State, gentlemen of distinc- ent tion have been applied to by us to prevent val addresses or essays before the Association all oil the various subjects of interest connected cd with it. To the Southern press wo also appeal, 1 and wo hope that every newspaper will not SI] only publish this circular, but will give their tli? ablest efforts to this cause, time uud again, oui in their editorial columns. lie We earnestly desire that all who feel the mi importance of the work Ivefore us, nod wish to advance ami firmly establish this Association, will semi forward their names and initiation fee. w hich Is "five dollars." to Dr. V ... B. Cloud, Secretary, I.ockhind I*. ()., Ala- ' . bain a. The fund* tlui* raised are to he np- t,^' plied to the puhliention of nil addresses and j1|s essays for gratuitous distribution in book or c pamphlet form. ? i E. A. HOl.T, /Hakims. On. C. BKM.INGKK. Alabama. " . II. S. BIBB. Alabama. ft. (J. If. YOU Mi, Mississippi. CI WALKER ANDKRSON, Florida. ?. A. (J. U.MMKR, South Cnrolina. J AS. M. CHAM BKIIS, Georgia. ' GEO. R. (ill.M Kit, (is., President, rx ttflicio. (>x< N. B. C1X)UD, Ala.. Sceretary, ex officio. jt ( Executive Committee. t0 Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 12, 1853. LANCASTER RAIL ROATiT s TT.MlKIt a Resolution of the. Board of (;j( L_J Directors of the LANCASTER RAIL t|u ROAD, three setts of books of subscription }nr to the capital stock of said road were order- |,ar od to be opened as follotvs, viz : One for (0 subscriptions by a route from the village of laincaster to the town of Camden. Anoth- th< er set by a route from Lnncaster Village to tr, the Charlotte and South Csrolinu Railroad, jn at or near Chester Village, and a third set c.t| for subscriptions by n routo from Ijincaster- cu ville to some point on the Charlotte and ,,r. South Csroliun Railroad, at or near Ridgeway, and passing near to Liberty I lilt.? Said books to be opened on the 12th day of \y September next, for twenty days, and to close on tho first day of Obtouer next, under the direction of the following Commissioners, viz: f At ('anulen, S. C.?John Rosser, J. M. ^ DeSuussurc, and \V. Thurlow Custon. I yt At rut Hock, hersham District.?\Y 111. j Kirk land, (i. K. Miller, and John Knox. \y At Liberty Hill.?Jesao Kilgoro, Wylio pj, Patterson, and W. C. Cunningham. pe At Taxahair, I similiter District.?C. Ua- /\r ry, John Mo.Maims, and Glass Caaton. At Pleasant Hill.? John \V. Tvvitty, Lew. is M. Cauthen.nnd I>r. VV. C. Cauthen. At I hi noisier, C. II.?John Williams, John A. Stow uian, and It. I* Crawford. r\ At Pleasant Valley, P. ().?(J. D. Hock- * ham, K. C. Potts, and Itobt. M. .Miller. foi At Monroe, V. II.?I). II. Covington, W. I<" W. Hart, and M. J. Stewart. 14 At Wilson's Store, A'. C.?Hugh Wilaon, tw Win. Crow, and John Walker. (3 At Clyhurns Store, I smearier District.? !? T. 14. Clyburn, J. It. Welsh, and M. Norton. c<> At (Chester, C. II.?John A. Bradley, Kami. Tl McAlilly, and C. D. Melton. th At Stuff at* Store.?Ilenry Moffat, J. B. Ci MvGili, and W. A. Rosborough. ty At ('edar Shoal*.?}. B. McCully, Danl. G. Htinson, and Jas. A. H. Gaston. ha At Winiuboro.?B. W. Stewmnn, Hum I. '* O. Barkley, and J. Z. Hammond. wi At Ridueiratf, S. C.?N. A. Peay, Henry I" Davis, and Dr. 11. II. Clarke. ca At Columbia, S. C.?W. D. DeHausaure. Hi J. C. Jancy, And Thos. W. RadclitTe. ur At Charlertim, S. C.?E. H. Frost, P. T. Villepigue, and D. R. Prior. The Commissioners herein Appointed are reoaested to make return of the books of tir subscription to the President and Directois ~ of the laincaster Rail Road at Lancaster, C. H.t on or before the 1st Monday in October next The Camden Journal, Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald, 8oatk Carolinian and Cherlesion Courier, will ropy weekly for tkirty {* days, L DIX )N BARNES, President. LaasaaUr, C. H* Aug. %d, 1?|?. ?Mk ' I'ljftei inm RY GOODS & GROtERjRS IM JAMES MrEWIN, |W RGCfilVIKU AND 1 ORWARDING AGENT, B? CAMDEN, 8. 0. 7 March 9. 1853 5?1 v. \ I. O. O. f\ j JATAWBA LODCiE, No. 24, JJe < meets every Wednesday tio^ rening at 8 o'clock. ly ? W. A. MOORE, Sfc'y. 1 Wajtliaw Ttfiit, I. O. R." | ^T'EETS every Saturday even- \ Al Js, ing at 8 o clock. jrp I)R. It0 * KIt'W LIVERWORT AND TAR, ?an!i FOR THE COMPLETE CURF. OF Dr\ Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma. ^ Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and all other lung ComnlaintH. tending to 3 ONSUMPTION. | r? UKIK AT ITS NTARALELLUI) Sl'd'ESS. "M IK nbovodistinguished Cough Medicine is carrying nil before il in l ung Com* into. In all suctions of the country it is istn"tlv performing Cures which astonish n Physicians themselves. Look at the ? ? ;h character and standing of the names itch vouch for its unrivalled healing powII. Cox. M. D. | Hon. Judge Morse : ui. Judge Win. Btirke, for more than '20 ^ irs postmaster at Cincinnati : It. S. New- Ag< i.M. I).. Professor of the Med'cnl College Memphis, Tenn. ; John A. Collins, Esq.; and ipric'or id" the Temperance Organ ami Tat ncral Agent ot the (irand l)ivi>i<>n of the , us of Temperance of Ohio ; Win. II. Ix?- rim on. Esq.. Editor of tho I' S. Military and Pou val Argtis at N. Y. : Tlios. C. Fnuldor, den q. of Albany ; Rev. H.Wiseman, Rev. R. Hat yt. N. Y.: and we could name hundreds, "yi thousands of others who testify from Ibtl sonal experience, that it has cured them He I 1 their friends in sotne oases after all oth- I J)0I' remedies had failed. Such men never ''tu? lie such statements, unless eonvineed of * ir truth, beyond the possaoility of a doubt {ir>! a<I a few of tho letters. ed. i K.xtract from a letter front F. M.Corry, to IL'i L. Stewart, Esq., No. 137. Second Street 1 \v York. cliai SrxRTA, June 30, iStn. icin Dear Friend Stewart:?I have been home I'1'' x just two months. When I last saw ^ x i had little hopes c?f ever getting any ter. Hut I have now the pleasure of ^ mking yon for recommending me to take , Rogers'Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and nehal.igun. I got a dozen bottles of it, FT' I 1 must k: iy It lias done me more good X. II any other medicine I have ever taken, ry, my iirst taking it, it increased the exprc- frot a'ion, and I raised n great deal of Bloody Lib tter from my lungs. But that has now wh< sod.nnd so has mv cough, nearly. I slio igh hut little now, nnd expect soon to be ber, irely free from it. I consider it an in- giv< uahle medicine, and shall recommend it to who arc afflicted with a cough or diseae- J Lungs. ? ? * * K f let a young lauy, who had the CON- _ t .MPTlON, nnd had tiled u good deal from 1 i lungs, and doctored several months with * r physician. but grew worse, have one hot- , ul of it, nnd it cared her. It acted almost . m?..i?..ui.. ... k.. ........ is Your sincere friend, F. M. f'ORRY. Sleeding Lungs Cured, id!. ;/: now mour n, y it acts.' gr. Statement of .Mr. A. Lang, Baker, No 388 arl street, New York.?A few days beforo ' t Chrislrnns I was taken unwell, nnd soon ant iimenced bleeding freely nt tlio lungs. I k^J.R led in a Hommpntliic Physician, but his "{ dicinc did not scent to help nte. I rend ' ir advertisement' and thought I would try l)rt'1 Rogers' Syrup of liverwort. Tar nnd *u" anchalngun. It. fore I hnd taken up the rd bottle, my bleeding had stopped, my , igh was tr? no, and I Aril well us usual.? health is now good. I Consider it a most client medieine. and cordially recommend 0 inv frieinls, [This statement was made the (Proprietors, .March 12, 1850,] , Ma Circular*, Ac. As no ordinary sized advertisement cun j plain fully the merits nnd nature, of this iele, the Proprietors have published a new ,y eular. giving the history of this Medicine, jj, discretion, nature Ac., of its principle rrcdients : the elfect they nro designed to j0 ve upon llic lungs and liver, nnd a copious the persons, who have !>een cured by it? ?! ?, ing tkeir names and residences even to ^ ; street nnd the number. Those whonru ubled with a congh, or whose lungs are jon the least atleeted,nro enmestly desired to 1 upon the agents named below, nnd pro- - -? re one of those pamphlets. It can he had y fills, nnd well repay a porusai. 8COVIL& MEAD. ? 111 f linrtrcs Street, New Urinaria. holesale Geneml Agents for the l>nitcd ; j<nc States, to whom nil orders must be ad- wj, dressed. ^, Aad soMbv ^ ^ ? ? sail II. <v. J.II. IJincasVr IJ.ll., H.i;. : P. Wylie Cheater 44 44 J,[| J. IVI lay Camden 44 * J. Workman do 44 ot|( inchester, Stitt & Hon Monroe, N. C. ,1. slier ti lleiniths, Charlotte, N. C. ?x & Caldwell do. 44 ^ id by one Agent in every town in the ^ >ulh, ?Julv '20 34eow]y Lands For Sale. rl rHK subscriber having removed his no- ., groes to Florida, ofT-r* his LANDS r sale, one tract lying in the District of incnster, on the road to Charlotte, between !' , nnd 16 miles above the village of Lancoa- J?,, r, containing three hundred and ten acres, 10) nnd has about 00 or 70 acres of cleared '2n< id and is well adapted to the cultivation of , rn and cotton nnd nil of the smnll grains. ' te other lying on the twelve mile creek in , e County of Union nnd State of North ^ 01 trolins, containing eight hundred and for- ^ ' -five acres, with a good mill aeatand about on .. ? I.,. , .1 I . .1 til V 'enty nve acre* 01 uouom iimn, mi* inici J m also about 60 or 70 ncren of cleared ^U! md. Esch tract ia well timbered and lie* ithin 1'2 or 13 mile* of Fort Mills. Any i rson wishing to purchase will do well to II soon, the suliscriber can 1>? found at any lie at K. S. Culverts, and will take a pleas, e in showing the said Lnnds. rr J. C. MASSKY. 1 September Sth, 1853. thi I^T The Fairfield Herald will copy 3 TF nes and send bill to this office. of S hereby given that an application will be th< . made at the next Session of the Legisle- ^ re, to open a poblie road from Cnreton'a boi prry, (formerly Met lcna han'q^on the On- |n | wba Riror to tho North Ckablina State M| lie, at or near John Porter Esq's, so aa to for teravct a public road leading from the said |n , Htw'i to the Town of Monroe, N. C. AB 19th Aug. IMS. 79 Sm JB ISCBLL ANEOIIS to CARTER &. Co. (SUCCESSORS TO MCCARTER & ALLEN,) WHOLESALE 0K8ELLEES AND STATIONERS CORNER MEETING AND PINCKNEY-8TS., I. J. McCarter. i 5. J. Dawson, [ CHARLESTON, S. C L Bryan, Jr. ) A complete nssortmont of Ijiw dicnl, School and Miscellaneous Book> ether with Blank Books, Paper and Sta terv, of every description, kept constant ?n hand, and offered at the lowest price* \*b. 23 1853. 3 lv pd. Z. J. 1)E HAY, 'OTIILrAKV A Bltl tiiilST CAMDEN, S.C. 'AKFjS pleasure in announcing to thi citizens of Ijincastcr and the adjacent ntry, that he is now receiving his Sprin; Summer supply of figs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Window Class, Varnishes, Glassware, and Lamps ; Paint Whitewash and Varnish Brushes. ALSO, >th, Ilnir, \ail. Flesh and Bath Bru sh Soaps. Cosmetics. Hair Restoratives, Pransjtarenl Wash balls aiul Cakes, Perfumery, Mirrors, Vases, Porte Mnnaies, Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases ALSO, MP WICKS. BURNING FLUIE ANO Garden Seeds. Ie is now the regularly appointed Salt Mit for the following valuable Family lietnes, viz.?Dr (Juysntt's Yellow Duel Sarsaparilla. Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and , Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. Dr jghton's Pepsin, l)r. Mnrebisi's Utes Catholieon, Dr. Allen's Vegetable Com md. Dr. Little's Family Medicines. I .on &. t'o's Family Medicines, Dr. Kinder'> nily Medicines, Dr. Hobensaek's Worn up. Dr. I lobensack's Liver Pills, ('olletoi Lers. Kpping's Sarsaparilla and Queen'* igiit, Railway's Ready Relief and otiiei mlar remedies. Dr. Tobias' Venetian Lin lit, &c., &e.. ill medieines sold at lii.s esbihlishmenl neatly labelled,cnrfullv packed, if dosiriind sent to any part of the town, or to tin I Road Depot, free ofeliarge. 'he qualities of the medieines warranted : rges as uniform.and as low as good modes can be bought :.t any establishment in up country. Irilors respectfully solicited. '/. J. DE HAY. lurch 30. 1853. _H?ly. LUMBER! LUMBER!! OR sale at the Subscriber's Steam Mil 7 miles from Gooeh and Ingram's For 10 miles from Brown's Ferry 0$ mile? n IrfinensterC. H., and 15 miles fron erty Hill. None need be disnppointei i send and all hiils will be tilled at tin rtest possible notice and of choicest Tim, we pledge ourselves as heretofore U > satisfaction to our customers. P. T. HAMMOND BAILEY & CO. uly 20 2-1?2m INGS* BOTTOM FOR SALE. WILL Hell this valuable plantation 01 Catawba River about eight mile* fron it Mills Depot, containing Thirteen Hun d acrus ; sixty or seventy nercs, of w hie! first rate Bottom r?and. f the bnllnnce is WOOD LAND. \v?l pted to the culture of <*otton uucl itiu. On the premises are a good Dwelling; IIoiiho, 1 a WELL of the 11B8T WATER. also ew (.in House and ail necessary oul-buil K"'craon* wishing to purchase, can see tin mines at nny time, by calling upon tin scriber who resides upon the place. J. M. DOBEY. )ak Hill, S. C., Sept 7 1853. I tf. South Carolina. LA XCA STKR L>IS TRICT. In llie Common I'lras. rgaret J. Stewart Admx. i Declaration ir vs. > Foreign onathan D. Johnson. J Attachment. J. Csuthnn A J. E. JO Declnjation in ickham, Ex'ri. Exr'x I Foreign vs. | Attachment, nathan D. Johnson. J p Ex'r it Ex'rx of"] Declaration in Beckham, dee'd. I Foreign vs. | Attachment, inthan D. Johnson J L7IIEREAS, the pl.iinlitTs did on the II T dav of March Inst, tile their dcclara is against the dofendent who, (it is said bscnt from and without the limits of thii te, and has neither wife nor attorney,? iwn within the limits of the. same, upoi om a eopy of the said Deelarution migh served : il is therefore ordered that tin 1 defendent do appear and plead to tin 1 declarations on or la-fore the Ifitli dnt rch which will he in the year of our Lort i thousand eight hundred and fifty-four erwise final and absolute judgment wil n be given and ordered against him, JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk, clerk's Office, I-niicaatcr C. II. ilarch 15. J853. G--1 3mly& Id Notioe, MIF. Subscriber, having soid out his en tiro stock of Watches, Jewelry. &e t< ll>U'!nn I .Iivin A- ( 'h nl't'lioul.T r. ly solicits tlio continuance of thueruaton lis friends and the public, at Messrs. lx-w k Co's. new store, opposite Harris' Hotel ev will find them to bo accommodating I disposed to sell their goods on the tnos oracle terma. Si. B. I am anxious to bring all my un lied aud outstanding debts to a speed; se ; I, therefore, earnestly and respectful request all persour indebted to me, eithe note or book necouut, to call on nie o agent, at my house, by the :29th of An it, and pay olF their respective accounts. ALFRED CRAVEN. \ug. 24. 29 4t. AMERICAN HOTEL CHARLEMTOK, S C. "MIE subscriber begs respectfully to ir form her (Mends and the public generall it she has taken a lease of the aliove H(J iL, which she will open for the receptio Boarders and trailers between 25th ins i 1st September. This long establishes i well known House, has undergone i. .1, <i I t J t :_L iroiign aiirraiHMi uiroiiximui, ?nu lunumi with new end fashionable furniture, an ng situated in the eentre of bnaineaa, an the moat fashionable part of the eit ieita a call from her numerous friends an mer patrons of the House; and will ea; conclusion, nothing will bo left undoii her putt M make them eemfnrtabie whil the Heme. MM. A. J. KENNEDY M1SCK LLmOl'Sj , LaiieaNlfi* Division, \o. JIO, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, | Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings at the | j Temperance llall every Tuesday Evening, at 7 o'clock. S. I,. STRAIT Julie 10. 10 R. K. G. & H. C A M EirO NT ' i Importers and Dealers in CHINA. GLAS8, AND >. EARTHENWARE 145 MketiNg-st., OrrosiTE Hayne-st. | Have now in store a complete assortment oi GOODS IN THEIR I.INE of their own! IMPORTATION, to which they invite the; | attention of merchants visiting Charleston, j u FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST KKET IT.H l> t Feb. 23 ly 1^5J ma3 J i>R.IlLFREI) CliAVKN, | RESIDENT SURGEON DENTIST, l orkvitlo. S. C. . OS THE EAST MDE OR MAIN STREET, NEARLY j ot'l'osiTE mk. Harris' hotel. | A RTIF1CIAE TEETH inserted on Cold ^.\ Plate?from one to a full sett. June 8 18 ly SOl'TH CAROLINA. LAXCAST/-:It DISTRICT. Thomas Richardson," M \s III Eipiit>, ('yrus A. Allen and Dincaster District. | j Jane his wife, James Bill to Review and . M. Richardson John ^ Reverse Decree l'<>r | Richardson, Joseph Subrogation Relief & ; I B. Klingle and Mar- Injunction ?.y-c. | I garct liis wife, Marv 1 ! AU,-\u ' J . IT appearing to my satisfaction, that alt the j 1 . above named defendants, reside without ) ' . j the 'limits of this State, il is ordered on ino- | ' , I tion of Williams, solicitor for complainant, i that each and all of said defendants do all- j ' , awer plead or demur to the bill in above ease, 1 t on or before the 1st day of October 1853, j ' r otherw ise judgment pro confcsso u ill be or. | dered against each and all of them. J II VVITIII'IINI'I u\x < t J Com. lap 11. D. | [ 'JO?3m Printer's fee !jk7 | ' L.AM) FOR SALL. M R. SAMUEL V ATKINSON is an-I . tlniri/.eil to sell lands of tlie Instate, of j i Thomas Sumter, lying in Chesterfield, I .an- \ caster ami Kershaw Districts. Persons I wishing to purchase wibplerse address liiin , at llishopville, Sumter District. F. SUMTI'.R, Ex., iN e. 1 Suinterville, S. C. Aug. 3d. 1853. g(>?tC i STATE OF SOUTH rAII()LIXA. LA\<'ASTER pl'S run r. 4 A J. BEl.DOV, who is in the custody of i l\. tlie SherilT of Lineaster District hy ' I virtue of a Writ of Cn Sa at the siiitof.Mivs ? D. MeEvven having filed in mv ollioe togcth- , er with a sehcdtde cm oath, of his whole cs tate and effects, his petition to the Court of! Common Picas, praying that lie may ad- > rnittcd to the henelit of the net of the (ietierul Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent " debtors. It is ordered that the said Miss I). McEwin n: d all others, the creditors to j whom tiie said A. J. Ileldoti is in anywise j 1 indebted, be. and they are hereby summoned [ 1 and have notice to appear before the said | court at ljincastcr Court House, on the 17th i day of October next.-at II o'clock A. M.. to show cause, if any they can, why the prat er ; of the petitioner should not he granted. I Ollioe of Common Picas Lancaster Dis. ! trii t this 1,0th day of February 18.03. 11. It. PitK'10. ( Tk. July Gilt 22?3m. SHERIFF'S SALES, j H\ virtue of sundry writs of Fire Facias, j to me directed, I will sell before tlie j j Court House door in Lancaster, within the j legal hours of sale on the tirst Monday ill j * October nest. Two hundred acres of Land, ! more or less, adjoining the lands of John i Roster, Hannah Cordon, James Cordon and ; 1 others, levied on and to be sold us lie- prop- I erty of Rebecfci Cordon, at the suit of J. M. j > and J Dobey. pr fee 1.50 ; i A I.SO, fifty acres of Land, more or less, j ' adjoining the lands of S. F. Clvburn, David ' i Hilton, John Jaivis and others.levied < !> and ' to he sold as the property of Joseph 11. ker, 1 ] at the suit of Cureton and Mnssey. ' pr. foe 1.50 , ' ALSO, one hundred acres, more or less, j adjoining the lands of Wesley Hilton.Uriah Williams and others, levied on and to he I ' sold as the property of Michael Morton, at ' the suit of Erasmus llinson, ct al. Condi- j tions cash, &e. pr. fee 1.50 J. D. 11 All.E, S. I.. 1>. LancasterC. II Sept. P3 1353. 32 3t. 1 II IF. F i it I sir ?a i. sola anc aster C. H. i s WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, , CHESTER, S. C. t | TM1E subscriber returns his sincere thanks j X to his former patrons and friends, for I j tfie veny liberal encouragement he has re* : ( I ceived at their hands; and indulgentho hope; J i that they will still continue to call, whenev- J , era desire may present itself to purchase I ( I anything in his line. He has lately opened a Jewelry establish' I . mcnt at lam-aster ('. if., where he will he I prepared to do nil work on Jewelry, Watch- j cs. die., in the neatest ai.d best style. lie has recently replenished his stock on hand with an assortment of the finest ; WATCHES AM) JEWELRY, h " ever before introduced in this place, and ! 1 which he feels confident caanot fail to please j I those who are lovers of the beautiful. In point of quality and price, he is deter ' mined to sell nothing that he cannot confi* dciitly recommend, and on the cheapest terms possible. All articles sold by him and not proving as stated, will be inado good, | Y provided it has sustained no injury at the " bands of the buyer. 1 Having secured the services of a skillful r and experienced workman, he feeds himself | fully nble to execute any order in the lt?*pairiiiK line with neatness, durability, j I A II H A III 4 KT uiiu urn|>mcii. II. r num.!. Aug. 31. 1853. vol ii 30?ly CLOTHING , AND y MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. n AT WllOLIIHAM!. J FULLINOS, ANDERSON & CO. No. I? Hnyne street, CHARLE8T0H, S. C. d Invite the attention of <1 Merchants to an entire new a took of r CIXITHING manufactured by ua oxpraaely d for the Southern Market. Great care haa f, alao been taken In selecting FURNISHING if GOODS, which will bo sold exceeding low. ! FtJIJJNOS, ANWmROJ*Hk m ept 7 91 ??i?. DR. STRONG'S COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS. fTMIESE PILLS are entirely Vegetable, 1 mill are a most superior Medicine in llie cure of nil Bilious Complaints, Chills mid Fever, Dispcpsin, Cbstivetiess, liver Complaints. Juatidieos, Kick Headache, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Fever* of ail kinds. Loss of Appetite, Obstructed and painful Menstruation, and all lingering diseases. As a Feuialo Medicine they act like a charm, and when taken according to the directions, they never fail to cure the very worst eases of Piles, after all other remedies fail. They purify the blood,equalizo the circulation. restore the Liver, Kidneys and other Secretory Organs to a healthy tone and action; and a? an Anti-Bilous Family Medicine they have no equal. Price 25 cents psr box. AI.SO, DR. STRONG'S Pi;i TO5? A L, STO?ri ACII PILLS. A remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia. ('ostiveness, Erysipelas, Disease of the Heart, Inflammation and Pain in the ['lies*. Back and Side, and all diseases arising from a deranged state of the Stomach, and to relieve the distress and bad feeling from ating too hearty food, in Weak and dyspep;ie habits. Warranted to he ITU r.l. Y V EG ETA TILE. These Pills act as an Expectorant, Tonic tii.I Aperient. One 25 cent box possesses three limes more power to cure diseases than i ..lie dollar bottle of any of the Svrups, Balsams, or Sarsaparillns that was ever made, md a simple trial of only one box will prove his important truth. Thev promote Expectoration, loosen the Milogtii. mid Clear the Lungs and other Se retory Organs id' all morbid matter, and here is not another remedy in the whole Materia Medica capable of imparting such K'.'iitmr liriilii.rlii.M I.. ll.?> I-i .....1 V....1 i- i i "ii? "'"i )rgans as tin so Pills, 'l'licy cure Costiven ss. produce a good, regular Appetite, and strengthen the System. Price 25 cents per box,containing 25 doses f .Medicine. ' ":i11 en the Agents who sell tho Pills, iinl get the Planter's Almanac gratis, giving :*i111 particulars and certificates of cures. Uotli kinds of the above named Pills are fir side at I .aneaster, 11., bv 1IASSKLT!\H iV 11.\(jlNS and J. 1). 1IAILE, who also keep a supply of l)u. si'KNCKIt's VegeTAtit.F. I'n.t.s and I HI. HULL'S cel i:nn\ ted pills, which stop the Chills and Fever tho first day, and do not sicken the stomach or oporate on the bowels. July 2 1 20 Jy. JEW DAVID S lOREW PLASTER, fill 111 great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, I Pain in the Side, Hip. JIiick. Limbs and Joints. Scrofula, King's Evil, White gwellin s. Hard Tumors, StitV Joints, and all fixed pains whatever. Where this Plaster in applied Pain cannot exist. This celebrated Pain Extractor has been so cixtonsiuly used by Physicians and the people in general, both iu this country and Europe, that it is almost needless to say any tliif r about it. Yet there may be some, who stand in need of its healing powers who have not yet tried it. For their sakea we will simply statu what it has done in thousands of eases, and what it will do for lliotn when tried. ,1 voice from georgia. Read the following testimony from a Phiiieisn. (ir.NTi.KMF.Jt.?Your Hebrew Plaster has ritred me of pains of which I have suffered 'or twelve years past. During this period ! lubore<S under an ntlictinn of my loins and ddo, and tried many remedies that my own nedic.il experience suggested, but without ibtaining relief. At length I used your Plaster, and am now by its good effects entirely cured. 1 will rceommed the Jew Hand <>r Hebrew Plaster to all, who are suffering from contraction of the muscles, or per- * inaneut pains in the side or back. The people, of Georgia have but to become .icqmiiiited with its virtues when-they will resort to its use. Yours, truly, * M. VV. WALKER, M. D., Forsythe, Monroe County. Ga. To Messrs. Hcovil &. Mead, Now Orleans, La. <*< Jen- Dm ill's nr llcbrctc Plaster m yorih Carolirw. Messrs. Scovil &. Mead! ? 1 have been troubled with the chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years. On the 1st of July IS in I was so had that I could nottum my- ; self in bed, and the pain so severe that I bad not slept u wink tor six days. At'this rune inv aiiciuung inysician prescnoea the "llohpi w Plaster," and it nc-toa like u charm: the pain left ine and I slept more than half of the night, and in three days 1 was able to ride ont. I consider the "Hebrew Plaster," the best remedy for all sorts of pains now in use. G. W. MCMINN.. HcnJersonville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1860. Pewarc of counte"feits and base iirbs lions ! l-4f~ The genuine will in future have the signature E. Tn>lor on tho steel plato edgraved label on the top of each box. Purchasers are advised that a mean counterfeit of this article is in existence. The genuine is sold only by us, and by our agents appointed throughout the South ?and no pedlar is allowed to sell it. Dealers and purchasers generally are cautioned against buying of anv but our regular agents, otherwise ihnv will be Imposed npon with a worthless article. 8(X)V1I.& MEAD. 111 Chart res street. N. Orlenns, Sole Goncral Agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must invariably be addressed. And sold by T. R & J. ft.. If A Gil.T. 1 jnpjiUrT U ?./? A. P. WvHe Charter," Z. J. Dellny, Chm<l*o, J. J. Workman, do u ^ Fidher A Hcinitha, Carlotte, N, C.j Fox A Cold well, do Winchester Stitt A son, Munroe, ? And by one agent lu every town in the South. ^ July 20 2^0Wtj. NOTICED rl herrbf given thnt M fata who Jle. 34,1.O O F., wtM npjitv to the Vt\a- ^ iaiature of thin State at tt? next SeeefOd fbr the peerage of an act contorring ttoon Mtld Ledge , a corporate Aug. 5, IMS H?tm