Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Woho to SocniuitN Mkiiciums.? Wo were shown a letter yesterday from a IMiiltuh-ipliia correspondent of a house in ibis place, a part of which mi r| trims I us very much. It is litis : Tlie houso bore had ordered materials to l>c purchased for them by luvii' agent ( horn u lioujt w;t! whom they hail been trading, which was executed as supposed upon the usual terms, four or six months. On the next day, to the surprise of the agent, lie received ? message slating that the head of tfcc tiruj had 41 concluded that it was not desirable to receive any Southern paper,' owing to tiro political diUiculties between the North and the South, but would sell for cash." The agent very properly returned in reply, that ' if these were his feelings he would not huv from him on j a?y terms whatever." We also understand that another merchant who had pur- ) chased from another firm in Philadelphia. g'H?ls in Ins line, on going on to New Y.u-I.- ...-1 .. -...'.I -- - ""u nvv" vo,,< cAjncswrnij; oniiii;tr feelings to '.lie above, lie i tinned iHtely sent llieni word that l buy need not puck liia good*, for lie would not receive llicm. The houses referred to nlmve are L). Scull Son, and Morris L. llallowcll. Now our opinion hns always been that if our tnerchunU Imd declined puri basing their goods at l'liiladelpliia and New York ami stopped at lialtitiiore, abolitionism would have txen nipped iu (lie bud. Affect a man's interest and you will soon laing liirn to terms.? Charlotte (.V. C.) Whin. business Notioes. WORMS; WORMS! WORMS! A great many learned tientires liavc bu>u p w ritten, explaining the origin of, and classify ing the worm* generated in the human system.*? Scarcely any topic of medical aci slice lias elicited more nettle olno rvstion and profuind research ; and yet physicians arc very much oixidod in opinion on the subject. It must be aduiitted, however thai alter all. n iimhIi- of expelling them and purifying the body from their presence is of more value than the wisest disquisition* as to their origin. Vermifuge proves to be the much sought afler specific?its elliency bring universally acknowledged by the cntiic medical Inciiliy. A? tin titer proof, nod the following bom a ladyone of our own citizens : New VoiiK. Oct. 1 Mil lit-*.'? Tlii* ill to d'rt'lv ih:it 1 wag tumbled with lor mine iliiin a year. I was advised to Use M'l>aiu<>K (Vli'btaMl Veimifiigc, prepared I>y Fleming llior. of Fitl.-barg. I took one l?ottlo, w liieh hi< i.ght n way about fifty w in ins; 1 eoiiiiiieiired improving at once, and mil now pei Icetly well. The public tali ham my name ami blither pat lieuuu ?, by upplyiug to Mrs. bardie. No II khu.luitteii | latc, or to K. I>. Tlienll, Diuggt.-l, corner *1 Itutgcr ami Monroe streets. tfi'* 1'tiul.a ?i? will be ?auful to n-k for j it. m i.am.m i i.i:]!i:a1KI> yfkmii i t;K, nianiil..ctured by tiFMl.Mi IlKOfv, ol l'itt ? burgh, I'.i All ether Yt-imifuges in ci'ii;|-nriiuii are woithkss. I'r. M'Lane's gei uine Vermifuge, also hi* celchtuted I.iver I'ilU, can now be bail at all icspcctuhlc ding stole*. None get uine without tli? sigiiiitino of fi.kminti iiiios. i kveil and ag ik. Fever ami Agile cured without using Quinine, Arsenic, Mcieuiy, Opium, or any of the poison* o.i- ding", or I'.Miigt-ion" n injiouiid*, giiieially ivroitetl to by mi lie i era fioiu this long di awn, moat nttlic tit g, m.d annoying of all iliiKSWf, by icaoitiug to t'aitei'a Fpar.Uh Mixtme, which contain* none of the above deleterious substaii - ?i p..iu. i '? ?pic!fii'illj uii i lie I .Ivor ui.d Skin, I'uiilying the ll'.ood, and i xpvllii'j; the remain of :hcohl medicines with v%liiclt till' (Vrlnii hu I well clogged, opening tlu* |wi?* of the body,and allowing mituie to a?i.?l itself In hi caking up (lie disease#, and rerupo'. nting Us eocagic#. See (lie eure of Mr. John I.ongdon, of V?.; he had fixed And chronic Ague mid Fever ; chill* twice a day for three year*. Nothing |>ei iiianeiilly cured him until he tried Carter'# Spaiiirh Mixiuie; a he.tiles of which perfectly icloied him to health; nor lias he had a chill miicc. lie la only one out of a thoioand who has eipnicrced the life i ciu-ving tfl'ecU ofthi* \alliable purifici of the Mood. Announcements. FcR COHOBES8. The frict da of the Hon. (leu. JOHN JitQhhLN) reaprctfully announce hiiu n? r. candidate for re-election tu CongHea. Mil. KiuToK : The friciuia of Col. ('. W. DUIM.KY reapeelfully announce hint hh n candidate to rei>rcs? nt the people of the tint Cotigrea*i?nal liinlrict, in ( oiigre**, ul the etuiuing election. MANY FKIKNDN. 15ct.nctlatillc, S. C., Aug. a7lh 1?56. FOR 8ENAT0R. Ma. l.i'i:ok 1'U'iiKc announce .Mr. F. T HAMMOND mi a candidate for I ho State Senate ul the neat election mid oblige MANY VOTER& Mr. Kditih : l'lcnae nnnounce Mr. (1EO. McC. \N I'l I IKHSI'f A )\ u a candidate for - 11.- --- -i? ? ? ""**r">IANY FRIENDS. FOR REPRESENTATIVES. The friend* of JOHN W. COOK K, Esq., announce iiiui aa a candidate for Hit- llou v of Rcprcaentativca in the next la-gialalurc. We are aulhoiized and ri-tjuealid to anno unco J WILLIAMS, Esq. na a candidate for the legislature at >he next o'ociion, by hi. NUMEROUS FRIENDS. >l?. Fimtok I'loiuitf announce Dr. W. C CAU'lllEN an u candidate fur rc-elec(ion to lite la-gitlnturc, ai J oblige hi* { FRIENDS. Ma Editor -Please announce Mr. J. T. K. HLLK. im a candidate for the 1-cgislature. and oblige HIS FRIENDS. FOR 8HER1FF. Mn EpitoR Yon will please announce HENRY UANCOCK. Keq , aa a candidate for Sheriff of Lancaalcr District, at the ensuing election, and oblige MANY SUPPORTER8. Ma. Editor:?I'lcaac announce JOHN R WEI-Hll, aa a candidate for Sheriff at the neat election, and oblige hi* friends. Ma. Emma:?Pleaae announce Mr. K. O. Ililliiiga aa a candidate for Hberifl at the neit eUrliou, and oblige, Mast 1'aiaate | FOR TAX-COLLECTOR. Mil. Editor:?You will please m.nounco ! JEFFERSON R. ( ONNELL, Esq., <u? ? candidate lor Tax Collector, at tlie ensuing election, and oblige Itin Ncmerocs Krif.rds. Mr. Editor: l'lcnse announce J. R. IIUN. TKR as a candidate for Tax Collector and oblige, MANY VOTERS. Mr. Editor:?Please announce Col. J. I FUNDEttBURK "Ha candidate for Tax j Collector and oblige many oT ii13 /kiexus. Mk. Editor : l'leaae announce C. F. IlKNSON, KsqVasn candidate for Tax Collector and oblige, maxv FiMKND* and supporters. Mk. Editor?Please announce William Rob| ertson us a candidate tor Tex Collector and o| bligo IIih Friends. I Mr. Editor:?Please announce Major John I W. Nisbot as a candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing election, and oblige, Massy Votes*. FOR CLERK. Mr. Editor:?Please announce J. A Stew.max as a candidate for re-eleetio.i to the olliee of Clerk of the Court at tile next election ami oblige his friends. Mu. Editor:?Please announce Mr. A. li. Placeman as a candidate for the Clerk's ! olliee, at tho ensuing election, and oblige Many Voters | W,. on. ,,nll,..ri,..a * J. Sr.riiMT an a cMinidute tor Clerk of the 1 ; Court for laincnatur District, at the next \ election. 1 1 New Advertisements, P RYE FOR SALE. Apply to the OVERSEER at \V. Mi'KKW.VM Plantation. | September tilth, ISOli. 3i 5t j r"FALL GOODS. I M.WK tIn* pIciiMire of informm)* lay friend* and customer*, ilint I am now in receipt ot my FAl.C GOODS. My assortment ismio?m.lly large, ami com- , prirc* :.lmo*t every variety. Mtu-li attention ii.-i.s been given 'o the ac- , lection of tlieac gut da, ami 1 am confident ! THE l'RICES ; will on.pnri. lavorably with nnv imod* in J tow II. A. C. DUNLAP. Hiftcnster, S. C., Sept. 21. 132-3ui. SliorillN Sale*. BY virtue of sundry Writ* of Fi. Fa. to mn directed, I will *clt Ik*lore the Court I House door ill l^incnatcr, on the lir-tt Moil! dny in (Jetober next, within (lie leo.il hours j of sale, one likely negro man, nanted Jim, levied on and to he sold as the propcity of it. Mostly, .it the Hiiit of I lie Co:.cord llannfaeturirp Co., and other*. p. f. I 25 IAls.i one negro woman, named Jinny, leviei1 on and to he sold as the property of II. F. Maker, at the soil of Jas M Denton.? p f. I i?U ] Also one mare mule, levied on and to be sold u '.lie property of J. 31. Joyner, at the j suit of A. J. Connors. p f. I 25 Also, at the house of 3!athevv Turner, on Tuesday niter the lirsl Monday in October next, one yoke of oxen, levied on and to be sold a* the property of Mat hew Turner and John J. Turner, at the suit of John W. I Twittv and others. p. f 1.25 , Condition* cash. J. D. HAIM:,8. I.. I). | Ijineaster C. !(., Sept. 2d, I85G 32-It SOUTHERN LOTTERY ON TI1K ! II H A X I PLAN! j MOMK PRI7.F.S THAN BLANKS. I ! 7,805 PRIZES! 102,000 DOLLARS! ONLY 15,000 NUMBERS! PHIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION! : I JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY I LOTTERY. | ! Ey Authority of the State of Georgia. CLASS It. i TO HK DRAW N OCT. IftTli. 1M56. i At Concert 11.ill, Mncun, <ia., under tli* a Worn superintendence of Col. (?KO. M. KOtJA.N arid JAMES A. NISBKT, Kh?|. Patron* will plt-une examine lit * M.-qpiiti cent Scheme carefully?compare it wilhaiiv Other, III) d it'll it not the beat ever ottered,and the rliimin to obtain capital* far better, I don't purchase TL-kt-U. CAPITAL $15,000. I Prize of #15,000 ia #115,000 I prize of 5,000 5,000 1 M 'J,000 J, i >00 U " 1.00O aro 2.000 6 M 600 are 2,500 75 M 100 arc 7,500 j JO npprnxi'iu of ftO #1,000 60 ? 25 1,250 | 50 " 20 1,000 I loo " 10 1 ,tMM> 7,5uo prize* of 8 1-" a?i: 6;t,*?0 7^05 prizes amounting tc f*10?U00 Ticket* $10, Halves $6, Quarter* $2.50. The 7,600 Prize* of $HJ ore determined hv the ntonber which draw* the $16,0 )0 Prize?if that number nhould be an odd, then every odd number ticket In the Scheme will be entitled to $8.60; if an even number, then every even iiutnbcr ticket will be enli| tied to $8.50, in addition to any other Prize which may be drawn. Purchasorii in buying an equal quantity of odd and even number ticket* will be certain of drawing nearly one half of the coal of Iho amiitt, withehnneea of obtainitig other Priz?t All those Ticket* ending with 0, 2, 4, 8 8, are even?all those ending with I, 3,6, 7, it, odd. Pemnns sending money by mail need not fear ita bring lout. Order* pnnutually attended to. (,'omntunieation* confidential.?lUnk Note* of sound lUnk* tnken at par. Those wishing particular numbers should order immediately. Drawing* sent to ail ordering Tickets. Address, J AH Y WINTKIt, Manager, . | (M'M) Mscm. tin w a b 11 LANCASTER FEMALE AC A DEMY. 1 Hh Truster* of the above Insiitutron. take pleasure in informing itH friend*, mid the public generally, thai thpy have secured llie wrvices ol" MISS JANK SECREST. for '.he present Scholastic year. The first Session of this Institution will commence the 4th Monday in September, nod end the 4th Monday In February; the second Session w ill commence the 4th Monday in February, and end the 4th Monday in July. Term* or Tuition: Spcl'ing. Reading. &c., per Session of 5 months, $<j 00 Grammar, Geography, &e, per Session of & months 10 00 EXTRA STUDIES: Music on l'iano, per Session,. . . 20 00 Use of I'uno, 44 44 2 00 French 44 44 15 ou Board in pood private families at reasonable rates. No extra charge* will he made, except tli-se herein specified. It will he seen .hat the above charges are very reasonable. In fact, they are below the majority of similar Institution* at the South. I). W. BROWN, 1 S. B. MASSEV, J. ADAMS, I ? , S. B. EMMONS, | Trustees. WM. STEVENS, K. I, CRAWFORD, j Sept. 24, 1850. 32? fit Diamine, Maw A ?ri*t .Hill* FOR SALE! THE undersigned offer for sale their En. gine and Mills?engine sixteen, and boilen twenty horse power. The machinery per forms equally as well as any in the District: hilt the Superintendent and partuci wishing to leave we will sell at a reducet price. If desired, the plantation on which tin machinery stands w ill also be sold. Foi ....rj.-iilliirri) mirpriscM, for the excellence o the building* and beauty ?f sigbt, tliesi premise# arc surpassed by bill few, if nny in this section. Address, J. RODDY SON, Conies' Tavern. York Dint., S (\ Scd. mb-r 'J lib. 18;"i6. 3'J.til ?STATE OF SOI Til f AKOLINA Lancaster district. IN EQUITY. Benedict BihI, I'lid wife Alary," in. " Rill f.. Cirillin Walk, r and wile He- specific d? bcccn, livery c John l'ouge and wife Jane, j slaves a. John Rogers and wife Sarnli. | eoiint an i Jackson Mac key and wife A ! *o forth, nianda.? / .'<?/. J I IT appearing to mv satisfaction, that dull I'ouge and w ifv Jane fougerJiicksun .Macke land wife Amanda Alackcy. John Rodgei I and W ife Sarah K odg era, if alive, and if dua? i I lie children of the said Sarah Rodders, d. feudanls in above bill, reside without tl | limit* of tiir State: It is ordered that th said John I'ouge and wife Jane. Jacks.* Maekcv ami wile Amanda, John Rodger and wife Small Rodger#, if alive, and if dea the children of the said Sarah Rodger#, d answer, plead, or demur t<- the bill in abov case, on or before the tilth of Dceeinbci 18.il), otlierw i#e judgment pro cutifcsso, w ll be ordered against each and all of litem.? Hy ordct of Court, June Term, 1856 JAMES li. WITIIERSI'TON, C. K. is i). Sept. 16, 1856. 3l_3in?p. f. C.00 PLEASANT VALLEY IP i \ K> < A I IP X \7 II XX XX XX. Valuable Lands &, Resi denoe. dfc'A TUB Subscriber having determine xijL li< remove to the South Went, ulFer for sale HIS liA.\n$), nitiiale in Ijtiicustcr District, on ttu* ron from Ijineimterviile to Charlotte, 2*i mile from Kuicastcrvillc, and (i miles from Moi row's Turn Out, on the Charlotte and Soul Carolina Hail Road. THE HOME TRACT contains live hundred acres. THE COLBERT TR A CI contains two hundred and seventy acres, hi. lien two and a hull' miles south of the iloni THE HUNTER TRAC1 eontaius two hundicd and seventy acres,nm lies one mile east of the Home Tract. The whole Kinds are well adapted to th production of COTTON,CORN and OK AIT The Kinds are in a High state of high eulli lion, in a BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTH! region, thickly settled with a moral mid in tclligeut community. I'ponthe Home Trae there is a large and well arranged DWELLING HOINK, with nine Rooms and a large Dining Root: attached. A1.SO:?A good sulticiently large. '1 his has heeu a capita stand for the onlo goods, for upwards of THIRTY YEARS, and is yet. AI .St) :?A gord Oin House and Screw e*tin?'ve Bums, Stables ('ribs, good Negri House-, 0 verse el's House, and oilier con veniciit and necessary buildings, w ith a Wei of Pure Water. It is altogether one of the most desirable convenient Dial best improved jdaces in th< country,and it is rarely aueh Eniitin aid Improvement! are in market. The Dwelling and most n (Iim ItuiMinrM. as<> ?..!*? ? ?.! I. ? iiiv i?r?*i mm im? r wru Decently llrrrtrd. The iainda will l>? sold lo|?lhrr, or dividi* to unit purchaser*. it will nflurd me pleas ure to Show the Lands to person* winh'rjr to examine. Tim terma will bo made assy sod srcoin modsling- I am Determined to Well, having purchased laind* in Arkansas. Fit sons dc?lriiig to purchase may, therefore rornr WITH CONFIDENCE that I will sell. The l*nd* and improve monts, I foci assured, will please. My address ia Pleasant Valley Feet Office (ainraater hist riot, S. C. The Post Offici is st my Store. GEORGE 2>. BECKHAM. Je'y9ih,!*flft it If i N C A S. T Micoollaneous. Notice. I Whereas my wifu Sarah IIi.rsox has j my bed and board, 1 hereby give notice t? | persons not to Irndc or tridlie with hei, : will p?y no debts of Iter contracting; ti will also enforce the law against any so.- w ho mny entertain or harbour her,? er directly or indirectly. JUIIN B. HINSOI Sept. 10 30?3 Notice. 1 hereby forewarn all persons from I ing tor two several notes given by me: to John M. Joyner, ..lie other to Nov Barrett, both negot' ible and in posses j of John M. Joyner. I consider them 1 s paid by discount and will not pay the gain unless compelled bv law. JOHN K. BAILF. 1 Sept. 10 30?3t i Shci'ilP* Salett. j BY vijtuc of Sundry Writs of Fi. E ' rue directed, I will sell before the C : House door in Lancaster, on tlie lirst } day in October next, within the legal li j of sale, the following Heal Estate, viz : J All defendants Interest in and to, one drcd and eighty two acres of land, mor less, adjoining lands of Hubert Cunning Joseph Cunningham, and John Bni levied on and to be sold as the properl Mrs. A. L. White, at the suit of Jaini Denton. p. f. 11 Also. 50 acres more or less, adjoi lands of Minor Clinton, James S Thorn j ; and others: levied on and to be sold in property of Abner Mac key, at the su Margaret Ingram, demand.int. p. f. II A .so, 300 seres more or less, i\ tit ' uefendunt lives, adjoining lands ot H Terrell, Estate lands of Mr Cook, and ers, levied on and to be sold us the prot r of A. J. Baker, at the suit ,.f S. E. Clyl ' pro a I. p. f. I , Also, 300 acres more or less, w liereoi . fendant lives, adjoining lands of Anion f M aniu. J H. Welsh, and others, levie and to be soid as tiie property of ileio i ker, at tlie suit of S. E. Clyburn ami ' era. p. f. 1 Also, 300 acres more or less, \\ bcreo fciidoiit lives, adjoining lands of H Ci..rdtter, W illiaiu ti.irdner. and others. I on and to be sol.l as the properly < ! H l'liiliips, at the sail of M, E. Clvbnrti, p. I". 1 Also, 200 acres more or less, whceo fendant lives, adjoining lands of H ' in.sir...- \v ;II: i!....i.. i . i m ..iiiij -?, ?? 11 iii 111 ij.mwiici iiuv i r 1 on and (o bo until an 1 lit* property ol i ' Phillip*, at ilie suit of S. F. Clyburii. p 1 Also, 100 nTvS luorc or less, xvlierct J teltdant lives adjoining lands of Jotm I Key, Thomas Fade,and other*. levied o (o be sold an the properly id' William at the Muit ot'S. F. ( It burn. p. f. 1 n . Also, 3l/0 aires more or less, x? lieree , feridaiit lives, adjoining lands of J. P I j ton. it it. Ferrell and others, levied o j to be sold as the property of I', C. Fi c. I sou, at the suit of James Kciinington, P f- ? n i Also, 200 acres more or less, where k | fend..ill Six es, adjoining lands of I'riali d | derburK and others, levied on and to bi o i as the property of J unes Snipes, at tin e ' of S. F (.'lyburn. p. f. 1 .j Also, 300 aeres more or less, xx he roc fendant lives, adjoining lands of J lil.ickxx ell, Henry Mnngo and others, I on and to be sold as the property of I knight at the suit of William Mungo p. f. 1 Also, 300 acres inoro or less, win ? defendant lives, adjoining lands of 'J Ciregoi v, A. K. Moore and others, levii and to be Hold as the property of ; Gregory, at the suit of \V. M. Connor* |. f. 1 Also, 300 acres more or less, u here* i feudal) t liven, ntljoitiin^ lands ??f laibun ' ^uiiin, Kstate lands of George Miller, 1 d i on and to be sold as the property of 5 .<? Iioiieli, at the suit of John Williams I?. f. 1 | Also. 300 acres more or less \\ heron <1 I fondant lives, adjoining binds of John S s I ler, the Farmer* ami others, tevie r- and to be sold an the proper!y of K. T. N h at the suit of A. M Kennedy, Admr j Also, 100 acres more or less, lying at nliaw, adjoining lands of Jonathan Ki Amos Me Man in ami others, levbilnn a p be sold as the property of R. .M ?soley. i , suit of Chaiiitcrlain & liaueroft, and d ers. n f 1 e Also, .'J) aeres mere or lest. wliereo i fondant lives adjoining lands of \V. J. i ' tier, N. M. Beckham and others, levii d ami to lie sold as the property ol J.is, C at the suit of J. K. Curetoii, and \V. J. i e ner, p f 1 s Also, 300 acres more or less, w liereo fondant lives, adjoining Ian Is of John < ner. W. VV. Illaekmon and otliers, levii and to li- sold as the property of \Vi Baker, at the suit of A. C. Dunlnp. p I Also, 30(1 acres more or less, \\ heron fondant lives, adjoining lands of Joli Welsh. Willis Gregory and others, I on and to be sold as the property of \V. Gregory, at the suit ol W. J. B; ' et a I. p f I Also, 300 jotcs moro or less, ? liereo ' fondant lives, adjoining lands of Jos. 8 I I Kstate lands of Hugi. Dratlin, levied oi i to be sold as the properly of Kob'l Mc/ 1 ut the suit of John M. Crockett, Admr | P f 1 Also, 200 acres m?re or less, ?liereo lenuuui lives, aujoinmg lands ol An J Taylor uiid others, levied on and to be * a* the property of J< shun Carnes, at th? of J. M. Crockett Aduir. p f 1 Also, 200 acres more or lesa, wherco Cendant lives, adjoining lands of Mrs. 1 '< J soy, John Foster and others, levied ot p to be sold as the property of 11 C. l~i 1 at the suit of J. M. Crockett, Aduir. p I Also. 200 acres more or less, wheree f fendant lives adjoining lands of feilizj lainglev and others, levied on and to U ua the property of Jackson Shehane, a suit of the State, p f | Also, 200 acres more or less, whorvo fendant lives, adjoining lands of .1. j burn, Silas lJird and others, levied <>i to be sold as the property of James G. i at the suit of John Williams, pro al. p AIho, 300 acres more or Umm, vv hereo fendant lives adjoining lands of T. I,, burn, I'avid Hilton and otSera, levied oi to be sold as the propel ty or John C. liams, *t the suit of S. r. C'ly buan i pf 1 Also, 100 acres more or less, u hereo . fendant liv cs, adjoining lauds of Win. I Thoa. Faile and others, levied on and i sold as the property of John Faiie, a (i suit of S. F. Clyburn. p f r Conditions cash, die., (| J. D. HAILR, S. U l.ntwtii C, 8, SO? mm I Legal Advertisements. | State of South Carolina, | left I Lancaster district. ?"lJ , Tn the Common Pleas. nd I 1 LEVI WHITAKER, who it in tlm cut- . I. per- tody of the Slierilf of Lancaster District, by *nth virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum, at the suit of Arthur Locust. having tiled in : ^f. toy office, together with a schedule, on oath, It. of his estate and effects, his petition to the ' ? Court of Common l'leas, praying that tic ! may be admitted to the benefit of the acts ! ' ol the General Assembly, made lor the re- i Ir^d- ' lief of insolvent debtors. It is ordered that } one I ll,e Arthur Locust, and all other the . ..\re vioii ! creditors to whom tho said Levi Whitakcr j i.sion 1 's m my wise indented, be, and they arc : both hereby summoned and have notice to appear j 1 in a- before the said Court at Lancaster Court ; House, on the third .Monday in October next, j jjj \\ to shew cause, if any they can. why the ! MUj prayer of the petition aforesaid should not j ^ i i be giauieu. I i, J. A. STKW.M AN. Cl'k. | Qfliee of Common l'leas, I-uneastcr C. 11., j jy.jjj a. to ' June 1 >, ISoti. lit?liin y ourt I ! Fam 1 State of South Carolina, j ci I Ovei LANCASTER DISTRICT. ! Slln,. i'or ^te Common Picas. I j* bam, WVATT I'. PLYLER, who is in the ! rM> rncs, custody of tiie Sheritf of Lancaster District, | ly of by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfacicn- j s S. dum, at the suit of James K. Cureton having '5. tiled in my otHce, together with a schedule ' . on oath of his estate and effects, his petition ; mn? to the Court of Common l'leas, praying . P*"11 : that he mnv be admitted to the benefit id i . * j the acts of the General Assembly, made for i "S ,'r " ; the relief of insolvent debtors. It is ord? r- 1 ' ) ed that the said J limes E. Cureton, and all j ,,n<j reon I other the creditors to w liom the said Wyutt j nn^. .. R. I'. I'lvler is in any wise indebted, be, and j ,, otli tliey arr note by summoned, and have notice *'M" jterty ' to appear, betorc the said Court at Luie.v*. j burn, | ter Court llousc, on t'dr ' Monday in e su 15 I October next, to shew cause if any they can, j lo,u ri de ' vx''- 'be prayer of the petition aforesaid j . * should not be granted. J, j J. A. STEW MAN, Cfk. | ~ ~ 4| Office of Common l'leas, Linu idcr C. II., j ' olh l"''"!'. 15. 18.V?. 121?So. | m de-1 State of South Carolina, i.ancastel district. evied obcrt l)i the Common Pleas. etnl. .SIMON BENNETT, wlui is in the ! I toJy of the SlifijlV of laincnstcr District, by j n do- \ irtut; of a writ of cajiia* ad satisfaciendum, j obvrt j ;it the hi it of A. J. Connor*, having tiled in t evind j my i,thee, together with a schedule, oft oath, j Joel | uf |,|s Estate and effects, his petition to the j V d 115 . Court of Common l'loas, praying that he ! sell mde* i m:'J be admitted to the benefit of the acta | I. Mas* ' '''e (Joik-mI Assembly, made for the re. desi n aiul ^ lief of insolvent debtors, ll is ordered, that i Prit Failo I ,'lt" s,l'd A- Connors, and all other the | I 7."). j creditors to whom the said Simon Bennett j / lis in any wise indebted, be, and tliey are ! exc n de- i hereby summoned,and have notice to uppenr, I'la I before the said Court at latnenstcr Court and n and j House, on the third .Monday in October next, I b Jrffu* I to shew cause, if any they ean, why the wial et id. | |,rayer of the petition aforesaid should not be granted. ?ndc- J. A. STEW .MAN, Cl'k. . Fun- Otfiee of Common l'leas. laincasterC.il., n ' s nuld March till, 1850. -1?3iu p suit ''w,r '5*. State of South Carolina. in de nines LANCASTER DISTRICT. iVu d!1 ^l<- Common Pleas. | JtJlIN Lr'.VERTON, who is in the cus75. tody ot 'lie SheritV of Lancaster District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum. _ at the suit of W. J. Clavvson, having tiled in r * my otliec. together with a schedule, on oath, ^*r<! II "j* ! estate and cll'ects, hi* petition to the '|lu. ' Court of Common Pleas, praving that lie 11 1, may be admitted to the benefit of the nets , 75. I _r r. -r. - . - . - 1 ",v I oi <?< ucnenti ns*en?uiy, m:<ao lor llic re- | in dv> lief of insolvent debtor*. It in ordered, l lint J Fur- the said \V. J. Claw son, and all other the ovied creditors to whom the said John 1-overtoil J j loses is in any wise indebted, be and they are < 1 al. | hereby summoned, and have notice to appear "S!~ 75. before the said Court at l-incaster Court , House, on the third Monday in Jetober next, "llT "Bew v-anse, if any ihey can, why the . Y ' " 1 prayer of the petition aforesaid should not m ^ ;'11on Ley ranted. 1'JiU'r* J. A. STKWMAN, Cl'k. Iji* ' ( nW e of Common l'leas, 1-alienator C. H., n'"1 Tax. April 17, 1856. 21? 2m \ '"If nigl.t, 54 it tile I Strayed or Stolen ? I oth- From my Steam Saw Mill, six miles south C. I 75 I of l-ancaster C II., a sorrel MUCK, heavy U n do- J built, 14 hands hiyli, in good condition, and Hoi Stoy. with a larye scar on hi* IcA hip. Any 'I d on person giving me information of his where- Bel Iibbs, about*, or b.inyiny him to uie, w ill be liberal- 'I Stoif- I 'y rewuided. 75 ! JAMES M. INGRAM. 1 ti de- August 20, 185<i. 37-tf. t R??l iard- I .v,! d on j Notice. I j j- j-*, THE Subscriber being desirous of settling W. j up hi* affairs in laiueaster, preparatory to 'orn <!< i |,;H |t.:i\iny the District, calls upon all those ' m K. indebted to him for work in his line?brick- v'd evied luyiny, plastering, Ac.,?to settle before re- C John |Ur? t;?y next, or llteir notes and aecounts Be < tiskin M in certainly be put in suit for collection. I' W T. N. CONNER. casl n do- August 27th, 1856. 28-tf. pre* train, Hoi i mid Wanted. elar Deer, j)ry or (jrtfCn Hides, for whieh wo will -ft pay "for Dry Hides," 10 cents cash, or 12^ 4 cents in trade, "for Green Hides," we will mde- pay 5 cents peril#. We do not limit the drew ijuantity. We will take all we can yet at T old : above rates. MAG ILL &. CAUTII EN. rsult June lllh, 185U. 17-tf ~'5. ST "d? Hide* Wanted. Landi and OA AAA IBM- AllY HIDES wanted, fo, (>H; then, 1 ?v*l/V/U which 10 cents in cssh, or 12} f 175 venls in goods w ill be paid. M IIA SKI-TINE .& CURETON. I* I jline 3. !*? *. I?-tf. Pun ib< tli ' v. Ill* i sold .. . pro> X the *or an c 75 50,000 SUINGLKN nt Pleasant Hill, nine Hist i utile* South ot' lauicnater, on the Cnnnicn day n/J*" road. MAG ILL & CAUTHLN. Lie. J: June llth, 1856. 17 tf V LJJ Hoi rnS Dr. ALFRED CRAVEN, nde- Iteniden *ur|f?'Oit Dcilllat, S C'ly- toiikvili.k, a. c., ii and Offer* Lin Professional Services to the eiti/.en* ni Isinciistcr Village and iiurrounding L-t at. country "6 ARTIFICIAL TEKT1I Inserted on Hold ^ n de- Plete, from one to n full sett. HOJ Pails, Jnao llth, 1866. 16-ly to bo bed il Iho *?*? t Hug* " pw 75. 10,<W lbs. of Rngn wanted, for which ten goods w ill be exchanged at low prices. run I>. J. D. LOUBART. I I. Juno 1 Itln 1856 17 tf f A I H * NEWGOODS" FOR THE rALL AND WINTER TRADE! IMnXX?MTB? now receiving from New Vork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a full and complcto Stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. a: k and fancy Silks, French Cashmeres, Muslin Dc Lanes, Merinos, Alpacas, English American Prints, Plaids and Ginghams of the newest styles, Talmas and Cloaks, imere and Hay State Shawls, Ribbons (a varied stock,) Laces, Inserting*, Ladies' s Trimmings, Collars, Chimezettcs, Hosiery and Gloves. I'llHe <>ioo(l<*.?Damask Table Linen and Towelling, Shirtings and Sheetings, ings, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins. Woolen ClotliM and Vesting*.?French Cloths, DoeSkin, Rock Island and y Cassimercs, Satinets and Lindseys, Lambs word and Negro Blankets. IXJTMING.?Decidedly the best lot ever brought to Lancaster, consisting in part of rami Dress Coats, Dos Skin and Fancy Cassimerc Pants, Black Satin, Siik and Casre Vests, Dress Shirts and Under Shirts, Drawers. &e. JWELRY.?A fine assorment. DNNETTS.?Silk, lorghorn, Straw and Lace Bennetts. Misses and Infants Bloommm mm, ilk, Beaver, [books and Wool Ilats, n full assortment for men and boys, Caps of us styles. IK) I S AND SHOES.?The largest and best assortment ever brought to this market. ADDLBRY.?Spanish Saddles, Curb and Snaffle Bitt Bridles, Martingales, Saddle "J, Web Reins and Girths, Buggy Whips and Umbrellas. ARDWARE AND CUTTLEKY?Iron, Nails, Spades, Shovels, Andirons, Shovels Tulips, Chains, Docks, Ilingcs, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Carpenters' Tools everything else under this head. ROGER IKS.?Drugs and Medicines fro<?> il;o celebrated House of 1'. Soliiefh tin , U'H & Co. DOKS AM) STATIONARY. CROCKKRY AM) HI,ASS WAltF.. and every thing usually found in a Country Store, to which they invite attention, assuring their cusers and the public generally, that they will be sold at the verv lo vest prices. MAGILL & HEATH. -ineastrr C. II., S. C., September 2-ltli, 1856. 3*2-3iii N E W S T OR K, NE W GOODS!!. SBSS i'K have just received a large and full assortment of FRESH GOODS, which we will low for cash, or to punctual customers on time. adics give us a call. You will find a complete assortment of DRESS GOODS of all -riptious, from Gt cents Print to a tine Silk or Tissue, worth $20. A large stock of ited 1-mna and Jaconets, very low. -adics' Elastic Belts. Just received a fresh supply. The first bought all sold out. I large stock of Bleached ami Ilrown SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, fur sale at eedingly low prices, from 5 cents per yard up. Servants' Goods, Plaids, Stripes, and in, at low prices. A beautiful assortment of Bonnets and Bouuct Ribbons, Radius' Misses Shoes, of all descriptions and prices. a our Gentlemen's Furnishing Department, you will find every article a gentleman may li, consisting of Suits of Linen from $3, lo a line Cloth Suit. Hoots, Shoes ami Gaiters, Hats, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders, Ac. act, we can supply the trade with every article usually wanted in the Dry Goods line, "rockery, Glass and China Ware, Hardware, Tubs, Pails, Buckets, Scythes and Cradle? iplcte. ii our Grocery and Provision Store will be found Sugar, from cheap Brown to Crushed, Cotlce, Bio, Java ami Mocha, New Orleans and West India Molasses, Mackerel in barrels, half hanols, and Kits, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, for sale low l>y the Package, While Fish and Salmon, Crackers, Cheese, Herring, White Wina Vinegar, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Mustard, Sardines, Clatn*, Oysters, Salmon, Chumpaigne and Chanipaignc Cider in Bottles. "i.Ol lt.?Just received, 6.000 pounds extra superfine North Carolina Flour, fresh ,iti.t In " :n i... .1 u * e "* i" " ?"? ' imc, una Will l?c sold low lor cash cash only. AM kiuds of country produce taken in exchange for Dry Goods or Crocs. lon'l forget to give us a call, when in want of anything, as we will make it to you antage to purchase of us. * II ASSEI/rIXE dc C I KrTOAf. J A. HASSF.I.T1XE, ) J. K. CURKTON. i .alienator C. If ., May 7th, 1856. 12-tf Election Notice. I NEW DRUG- STORE. kN election will ho held on the 2d Monday - :o ktober next, and day following, for State THE VXDEUS 10XEl) ator and Representatives for Lancaster til'I'c .i * trict. Polls to be opened at the places i "f JJl. urc 'f1 ,n^orimnff the friends cd below, and conducted by the follow- |)fU4 opencd ? .STfMtKU^door ' I below the linall Box : Jefferson Belk, Allen Small, ? _ ics Small. IIAI-fa, it over Box: C. C. Ballard, A. J. Stewart, w^(>ro will constantly be kept afresh and Milliard. select Stock of luston Box: C. Moblcy, II. Duncan, E. ClieraicnU, Family and Plant?, lings. tion Medicines, Soaps, Perfitmerv 'ank Box: F. Bell, II. V. Massey, Geo. Brushes, Spices, and Fancy ' Articles, l*ens, Paper 'nxnhaw Box: N. J. Hough, W. Gregory, Envelopes, Inks Beckham. ? ' . t ' lorton's: William Roberts, \V. Williams, ?_ _ ! ,C"' art Gardner. rf"l*c"u,|y solicits a continuance ot kll Air or Indian Land : Robert Miller, patronngo "? bestowed on him. C. Doby, J. J. Porter. s ?. ,, . Br, IfAV. 'nndcrburk Box or Muster Ground: C?. . ..ofe . H? Wl P!)'c personal at* Fuuderburk, V. Fundcrburk, John Tay- ^""idhw n' 'h"11"4" ' 8 ?f the Slorc ' 3 nod residing on the premises, persons arrivjtneaster C. II.: J. A Cunningham. I)a- I'i'noJ1 nllA^.pW'll!i'',l? ModiCrockctt, Richard Cowaurt. Sod-1 T ANV I,OUR' hie Senator and two Representatives to ' 10-t 1 j. sleeted. 'nils to be kept open two days at I-an- i Estate Notice. er Court iiousc?one day at each other j . ,, , . ., ,, :ineL Manngers to meet at the Court I . e ' ^ ? the Kstate of T. K. ise on Tuesday,count the votes and do- n?vmpni .'f- m 0 immediate c the election. 1 pa>,nent Mr0"*,81 l? ??"* October next, J. A. CUNNINGHAM. 1 I'SKMIT, U,pTe c^n|,ot he ?lVvnDAVID CROCKETT, i '" ',nd AceonnU RICHARD COUSART. v\ e have bl-en alr^d P ,c?n,?t?on. ! \xe nave l>ecn nlready sued on claims, and I we are co^noelled tn ?i... .c_ ? ,llt. nioui'V lu election notice. , . 1 rsons holding claims Against the said deceased, are requested to present the,,, ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, IT0!*"/ *ttc?tcd against the first day of Iwcember next, or this notic. will ..i j LANCASTER DISTRICT. ed in bar against all suchlim*' ' :e of the Court of Ceneral Sessions J. E. CURETOM, 1 oJ Owiirooo 1'I.M. , N SMASSSy, (AHmr., I A ?. I-I L r a n . September 3rd, 1856. jg.tf J. A. Stew man. Clerk of said Couit, in ill a nee of ihe directions of the Act of ~ ?? ? legislature, in such cases made and KlVCI* l>ll||<J t'Qf Salr, iided, do hereby give public notice that1 . - , ... . lection for Tax Collector for Lancaster ? c.r, ?r. * ''"KbPion, lying en rict, will be held on Monday the 13th , . en*1 .Unk of ^"iwha Hiver, con. of October next, st the u*ual plncca of, Mion throughout the said District. TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES, Witness my hand nt Lancaster Court ?j: ,u , ? , * ise, this 27 th day of August, 1856. ? j'f" .l./J.JL n j m oMter, Ceorge J A 8TEWMAN MeC. Ithprsuoon. and others. There are Clerk C fi s A i P aboui hundred acres under fence, and in sot 3rd 1856 61 * ^ "** * *?vation ; the balance \a ept. 3rd, 1856. 29-61. woods, well tinP-cred. These Unda I am ? DETERMINED TO SELL and thJy Z Notice he treated tor privately, until the first day of December next. ' APPLICATION will be made At the next J. E. CURETOM, ion of the Legislature, for ? Public August 6th, 1856. tffl-tf id, lending from the Steel Creek road ... ?w W. J. Cureton's Store, following the where the road now runs as ner.r as IK* X jRI*!)!**?? ctieable, by the Methodist Chujcl,; in- A SUPPLY of blank. on h.nd at the cting the river rord where the road I^ger Office, that will be sold exeluaivell . i),.,.,?..i?,.3?,,Mb. , y ?,r ?Wig. ,.by J, w. iw M ""y"""